mhm. not align with the banks. mhm.the manner in which he states those views deliberately using extreme hateful and emote lviv language . at best he is seen as xenophobic and pandering to racists and at worst he is seen as xenophobic and racist. i mean , as xenophobic and racist. i mean i , as xenophobic and racist. i mean , i said to you at the start of all of this, this is absolutely vitriolic stuff, he is considered by many to be a disengaged grifter, really , and disengaged grifter, really, and is regularly the subject of adverse media. it goes on to say, being associated to nf presents a material and ongoing reputational risk to the bank. the view is that nf has not broken any law has the right to free speech. oh, that's nice of them. and is polite to staff. gosh, that must have shocked them as they think. i'm clearly some sort of monster they also had a decision to exit may result in ne using his platform on gb news social media to air his grievances. well well, they're not so much grievances that i'm airing and i

mhm. not align with the banks. mhm.n the manner in which he states those views deliberately using extreme hateful and emote lviv language . at best he is seen as xenophobic and pandering to racists and at worst he is seen as xenophobic and racist. i mean , as xenophobic and racist. i mean i , as xenophobic and racist. i mean , i said to you at the start of all of this, this is absolutely vitriolic stuff, he is considered by many to be a disengaged grifter, really , and disengaged grifter, really, and is regularly the subject of adverse media. it goes on to say, being associated to nf presents a material and ongoing reputational risk to the bank. the view is that nf has not broken any law has the right to free speech. oh, that's nice of them. and is polite to staff. gosh, that must have shocked them as they think. i'm clearly some sort of monster they also had a decision to exit may result in ne using his platform on gb news social media to air his grievances. well well, they're not so much grievances that i'm airing and

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mhm. jack for years, people have lamented the loss of manufacturing jobs in this country.finally seeing that reverse coming back? us factory construction spending hit a record high last year. companies like intel, gm us deal eli lilly, many others building new plants. america's share of global foreign direct investment . someone out there is drinking a glass of milk right now. i want them to take time and swallow. i do not want them spring milk. on the person next to them when they hear this amazing figure america's share of global foreign direct investment hit 24% over the past two years. that's up 8% points from the average from the decade before. in other words, money is flowing into the us these are all signs that the reassuring that we theorized about during the pandemic is really happening . manufacturing is bouncing back . ups says that trend could last through the end of this decade and next one. that is good news for stocks that are tied to factory. construction hubs like rockwell automation, eaten emerson electric and train technologies. think that's good news, r

mhm.yeah. yeah right. okay? congratulations, you guys. yeah. um the one thing i just want to say to you all is i h s s is near and dear to my heart as you all know, having come from the public authority, and this is really, um, showing um what i h s s can do and how when we all work together, it can be so fantastic. so i really thank you all this is a model i think for the entire nation to look at for how how if we all work together, we can really get things done to work so great for the people that we serve, so i just want to just add an additional thanks for all of that. thank you. thank you. on behalf of the commission. i also just want to underline everything that was said today i have a feeling you all do even more than what we just talked about today. i bet you it's on top of other things , and i really appreciate that. you are the people who step up and do that for our most vulnerable. population so thank you on behalf of the commission as well. okay? all the advisory council report

mhm part of evaluating how someone would perform as president is evaluating how that son performs as a candidate. that is a fair critique. but we should be mindful of how difficult running for the highest offices especially in a challenging time for our country. and then a very toxic political environment. governor ron de santis started his co paint campaign with momentum with energy with excitement. and its fundraising numbers have been impressive. and yet he has not taken off like some believed he would will he regain his footing? will someone else supplant him as the closest challenger? or as former president trump on a glide path to renomination. here with the latest on the state of the primary is political congressional reporter. olivia beavers. olivia welcome. thank you so much for joining us tonight if we go back to the night of the midterm the midterm elections. governor de santis was one of the very few bright spots, he seemed poised to make a real run at the nomination. what what do you think has happened so far? i mean, i'm not writing any obituaries, but so far what do yo

. >> mhm. yeah cool. all there, everyone.monday morning and we've got a pretty mellow start to the last day of the month. how's that. summer continues san francisco style with the low clouds, the fog, the sea breeze. right now it's 59in oakland, 55 in fremont. and we'll be looking at today very similar to yesterday, the upper 70s to near 80in parts of the south bay. notice the high clouds later on in the day, though, we'll be looking at peninsula numbers from the mid 70s. so that's a little cooler. 73 palo alto and at the coast here in the 60s, downtown 66 a nice afternoon. you may notice the low clouds and fog not as prevalent, but the high clouds up into the north bay. we were in the low 90s yesterday, so not quite as hot here. 82 petaluma, sonoma 82. but we're going to hold on to the warmth today. inland and reserve that much cooler weather for the rest of the workweek. 70 in berkeley look for 73 in san leandro. so really nice on the east bay. you head inland and here's a combination of those mid 80s from san ramon to abou

mhm. shannon was willing to start for a prayer group for you. >> oh i'm, i'm always praying for gut.y was just like i'd better go through his office and get rid of the stuff. no one's supposed to pop get ri that's the most important. >> but yeah, tiger spit dri three hard drives in my car. yeahve. >> everybody was concerned except jamie. >> yeah. got a glow, a smilamie. had a ss face. kept giggling, you know? so id mike baker. he gave me a warrant. oh, you can do that. and so i had jamie's backpack searched while he was ouset today. >> g o o o oh, what have we done? >> we put down a table and revealed. t please, jane, this is god.hat co there's, like,ul five things tht could be that would get me in a lot of trouble. >> a lot. this is the donut. how did you go. this is exactly the door. this is th e exact one, except it's. >> yeah, he was just too happy for coming on the show. you literally murder him with it every time you get this. >> good question, jamie. all right, we got her. we'll be

mhm. i am. girl wow. come back to the big sunday show or the big weekend show. sound of freedom is at the top of the box office for another weekend. it's the true story of a former federal agent on a mission to save children from human trafficking. they make you feel giving a child his freedom. don't do it. you have been at this for 12 years. why are you doing it? just god's children are not for sale , but liberal media is trashing it as an alt right extremist propaganda cnn even accusing the filmmakers of fearmongering with fake facts. these films are created out of moral panics . they're created out of bogus statistics. there created out of fear and with something like sound of freedom. it's specifically is looking at qanon concepts of these child trafficking rings that are run by the high level elites. big facts, huh? molly so i decided to look at some of the facts. so this movie. i haven't seen it yet, but i do plan to see it. essentially it is about talking about human trafficking and one person's effort to try and combat some of it. biden's d.o.j. has a fi

mhm. here with reaction fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, former acting attorney general matt whitaker, good to see you botheral matgood t. >> greg, let's get your take on today and what we know now. >> can you not make a prima facie case that joe and hunter n biden, joe in particular, was active and involved and had full knowledge of hunter biden doing business deals in many with our top political geopolitical foes? >> oh, absolutely. can make a very compelling case. and i think it rise to the level not just of criminal activity, but, as senator cruzac mentioned, impeachable offenses, treason and briberru y, high crimes and misdemeanors. i think speaker mccarthy is onk the right track to say an inquiry, an impeachment inquir y is now merited. but as for the events ofmeritedy ,i mean, this was always a rigged investiga gation and a crooked plea deal.d and everply body knew it. this was a deal that began to unravel the very moment five weeks ago when it was announceweeks agd and, you kn

. >> mhm. yeah. that's how i feel.u deserved t t, but they are bn i don't agree with them and i don't like them and i'm glad the guy punished them. buhe guy b if t if you're sittit the street and a car could hit you for whatever reason, even if the reaso n me, it's still a ballsy thing to do. >> it's foolish though. sure like there's nothingth brave. like brave is. i mean, and that's the whole point abouere's nothin andt megn thing. there's nothing brave about not standing and notg. the anthem.em but people call that brave. they say, oh, what a brave woman for taking up her spaceac or, you know, using her voice. what exactlye or ur ha is brave? >> you sat on the highway and sang it. she'd be brave if he gets chart ,he gets charged with assault. >> and i was their lawyer. i would say that thalawyert was blocking my fist with their body. good defense, counselor. thank you. yeah, it's. it's a defenses defe. l thank you. that's all i needed. that's all i needed. all righi t up next, a beautyy pageant in rome tells trans he

then it will be forced straight through mhm. straight through. mhm. mhm.akua . coming up, we'll continue akua. coming up, we'll continue with the great british debate this asking is net this hour. i'm asking is net zero in particular, policies zero and in particular, policies like ulez electoral like ulez an electoral dealbreaker for ulez. the thoughts of my panel. journalist and broadcaster danny kelly, also former labour adviser matthew let's matthew lawson. but first, let's get latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. >> thank you very much. not i'm rory smith in the newsroom. hello firms are cancelling flights to the greek island of rhodes as wildfires sweep across the area . jet2 cancelled flights the area. jet2 cancelled flights until july 30th. while tui said it would cancel all flights until tuesday . thomas cook has until tuesday. thomas cook has also announced cancellations. thousands of people are fleeing homes and hotels due to the fires . homes and hotels due to the fires. ukraine's president homes and hotels due to the fires .

mhm. that's a suspicious thing . mhm. that's a suspicious thing. oh.ies on that please . please. >> gbviews@gbnews.com . >> gbviews@gbnews.com. >> gbviews@gbnews.com. >> it's 6:11. let's bring you up to date with what else is going on today . on today. >> a parliamentary committee report says the government still doesn't know what it's trying to achieve with the hs2 station at euston despite its spent eight years planning and designing the station . station. >> yeah, the station work has been suspended for two years, but the government says it's committed to delivering the project in a cost effective way i >> -- >>aman >> a man handcuffed himself to the gates of buckingham palace yesterday afternoon . yesterday afternoon. >> the met police says he also threatened to harm himself and the london ambulance was called to the scene, too. he was later detained under the mental health act and twitter is threatening to take legal action against meta over the new social media platform threads. >> more than 30 million people gone, up to 30 million now have signe

rishi mhm. >> that's a good point actually.ny aspects of this story completely stink . like the story completely stink. like the fact the bbc was doing the bidding of coots after the chief executive rose who had been at this awards. do this establishment awards, do probably quaffing champagne with simon sheikh, the bbc business editor . he simon sheikh, the bbc business editor. he reported something as fact clearly based on a source at coots . now that's been at coots. now that's been exposed as a complete lie. should the bbc be apologising here for false reporting? maybe we need to get on that bbc verify unit onto this claim . verify unit onto this claim. >> yeah, the bbc. of course it should apologise, but i think the crucial thing here is that if they did have a source at the bank and we all think we know who it was, if they did have a source at the bank that is such a breach of client confidentiality that that person should obliged to resign. and should be obliged to resign. and my question is, why hasn't that person alread

there >> mhm. >> mhm. >> well, we'll get low down >> well, we'll get the low down at i'm sure that'ss then. but up next, britain's newsroom with bev and martin daubney this morning. >> this is a nice change, isn't it? thank you for joining >> this is a nice change, isn't it? thank you forjoining me. it? thank you for joining me. pleasure. today we've got a very busy show to through this busy show to get through this morning where you feel that morning where do you feel that you're as a motorist? do you you're at as a motorist? do you feel government feel that the government are on side it comes to speed side when it comes to speed limits, fuel? ulez we're going to that. we are. >> with 100 new licences >> and with 100 new licences granted north is granted in the north sea, is this posturing we this posturing or will we actually a reduction in our actually see a reduction in our gas because surely if gas bills because surely if that's really about that's all we really care about is the pence, not is the pounds and the pence, not the and we care about the posturing and we care about a

rishi mhm. >> that's a good point actually.any aspects of this story completely stink . like the story completely stink. like the fact the bbc was doing the bidding of coots after the chief executive rose who had been at this awards. do this establishment awards, do probably quaffing champagne with simon sheikh, the bbc business editor . he simon sheikh, the bbc business editor. he reported something as fact clearly based on a source at coots . now that's been at coots. now that's been exposed as a complete lie. should the bbc be apologising here for false reporting? maybe we need to get on that bbc verify unit onto this claim . verify unit onto this claim. >> yeah, the bbc. of course it should apologise, but i think the crucial thing here is that if they did have a source at the bank and we all think we know who it was, if they did have a source at the bank that is such a breach of client confidentiality that that person should be obliged to resign. and my question is, why hasn't that person already resigned ? i mean, person a

. >> mhm.bit about the supreme court now because the government wants to take its it's separate rwanda policy to the supreme court. now there was a judgement at the court of appeal which was a split judgement, but did strike down the government. the government thinks it can win on appeal to the supreme court. can it ? it? >> yes , absolutely. and it's >> yes, absolutely. and it's right that you highlight it was a split decision. so the court of appeal has three judges and the rwanda plan lost 2—1. the one is a is a very respectable and highly gifted lawyer. so his opinion shouldn't be completely dismissed just because he was he was outvoted . and that's not to was outvoted. and that's not to criticise the other two either. but you know, you you sometimes in public life in particular, we've reached a very binary position where everything is absolutely extreme. and so the fact that that his his opinion is outvoted and, you know, it doesn't mean that it should be dismissed. the two who went agains

mhm cabins are isolated within emergency shelter categories so across navigation centers. the emergency shelter. care sorry. let me just say this again. emergency shelter care, not cash is its own line item, so everything else is that is vacant is available considered available, okay? yeah i mean, obviously, i would love for us to see a much higher occupancy rate. um, you know, i think that we all agree that we need to maximize our resources. you know, we're talking about? um you know, uh, a couple 100 spaces here, so that's a couple 100 people getting a better night's sleep being in a safer environment, accessing food shower services. um so yeah. something to keep working on something to keep working on. we agree, and that's why we're really looking at, um you know, having people access those. unaccepted beds in the evenings . we just haven't gotten there yet, but that'll that'll make a difference. the other, um, question that i had you made reference to changes in the offer policy for filling the vacancies. is that a change that's been made already or will be made. think

. >> mhm.or all those people involved, especially given the nature of the allegations in question which are sexual photographs of somebody who's under the age of 18, that is, you know, amongst the worst things that you can ever accused of doing. right. ever be accused of doing. right. so is clearly an awful so that is clearly an awful situation for people . well there situation for people. well there is potential way around it, is a potential way around it, which is for a member of parliament using parliamentary privilege to name this individual. and that has been donein individual. and that has been done in the past, hasn't it? and i wonder whether or not that is something that the public could be as a possibility. be aware of as a possibility. yes >> there was a mp who named philip green in connection with some allegations to do with when he was running topshop, and there was an injunction in place. i believe it was the telegraph at the time that he was locked in this injunction with. but of

mhm. >> and meanwhile and this could get people very excited indeed for the first time victoria beckham spice girls they work well as a five piece. >> and i think what's always stumbled them from having this big reunion is always posh spice , victoria beckham, she's always been on the fence about reuniting with the girls because she's got her fashion career . she's got her fashion career. she's done really well to rebrand herself as a fashion designer, but there's been a lot of talk that spice girls will be headlining glastonbury next yeah headlining glastonbury next year, and you can't have big showcase such as glastonbury and miss posh out of the line—up. and i think what i like about the girls is they the spice girls is when they do a reunion, every couple a reunion, it's every couple years. not trying to years. they're not trying to come back as a fully fledged band. come back as a fully fledged band . so think would be band. so i think it would be good victoria to be part of good for victoria to be part of the again . the fold again. >> yeah, well, it's it >> yeah, well, look, it's

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