. >> michael fabricant. >> michael fabricant. >> michael fabricant. but >> michael fabricant.ael fabricant. but is it hair? i mean , we also look as hair? i mean, we also look as we're going to come on with our little friends in amsterdam as well. >> they all look brilliant. >> they all look brilliant. >> suella braverman could go for like cruella de vil. >> suella de vil. >> suella de vil. >> like one of those? yeah she could have like, the cruella suella or like, the swirl of white in the dark hair. absolutely. then she would. >> that's the secret to success in the current climate. i think politically, if you want to get ahead and get ahead shocking ahead and get ahead of shocking hair, you've hair, that's that's what you've got do. got to do. >> javier milei has promised to slash in argentina, >> javier milei has promised to slash needed in argentina, >> javier milei has promised to slash needed afterrrgentina, >> javier milei has promised to slash needed after decades of much needed after decades of socialism. we've got a clip of him here saying how he's going to going to

. >> michael fabricant. >> michael fabricant. >> michael fabricant. but >> michael fabricant.chael fabricant. but is it hair? i mean , we also look as hair? i mean, we also look as we're going to come on with our little friends in amsterdam as well. >> they all look brilliant. >> they all look brilliant. >> suella braverman could go for like cruella de vil. >> suella de vil. >> suella de vil. >> like one of those? yeah she could have like, the cruella suella or like, the swirl of white in the dark hair. absolutely. then she would. >> that's the secret to success in the current climate. i think politically, if you want to get ahead and get ahead shocking ahead and get ahead of shocking hair, you've hair, that's that's what you've got do. got to do. >> javier milei has promised to slash in argentina, >> javier milei has promised to slash needed in argentina, >> javier milei has promised to slash needed afterrrgentina, >> javier milei has promised to slash needed after decades of much needed after decades of socialism. we've got a clip of him here saying how he's going to going t

and in my michael fabricant.jungle and not for the first time, he'll prove the doubters wrong. >> we're live . >> we're live. at nine. >> we're live. at nine. >> welcome back. it's 450. watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news. standing in for patrick christys. well, at 5:00, i'll have all the latest on suella braverman's future as pressure grows on rishi to sack his home secretary. but before that, britain's roads are falling apart. it's estimated it will cost £14 billion to bring local roads in england and wales up to scratch . and it's emerged up to scratch. and it's emerged today that there was a record number of breakdowns caused by potholes . this summer, the rac potholes. this summer, the rac received almost 6000 call outs due to poor road surfaces between july and september , and between july and september, and that's an increase of a massive 46% on the same period last yeah 46% on the same period last year. now, of course , there's year. now, of course, there's only one person we could talk to

michael fabricant, sir michael fabricant, sir michael fabricant, conservative mp. interesting.here between genuine students migrants and students and migrants and perhaps there's an even bigger distinction there between students who come here legitimately to go to of legitimately to go to some of those universities and those top universities and perhaps those that come to pretend to university, see perhaps those that come to preteactually to university, see perhaps those that come to preteactually justjniversity, see perhaps those that come to preteactually just want 'sity, see perhaps those that come to preteactually just want to y, see perhaps those that come to preteactually just want to bring that actually just want to bring their yes. their families into. well, yes. >> were >> don't you remember there were quite into quite a few investigations into sham , what theresa may sham courses, what theresa may did home secretary, visa ? did as home secretary, a visa? yeah. doon yeah. through the back door. just, , say you're just, you know, say you're signing this english signing

i'll be asking her number leading number one fan leading conservative mp michael fabricant, who willthe case for britain's most talked about politician . see you talked about politician. see you radio. well a big reaction to my big opinion . big opinion. >> i've got to say, one day i'm going to do a show which is comprised only of your brilliant emails. market gbnews.com where to start? mark i loved your big opinion. says margaret. i agree. we must have our day of reflection without any disruption from those demonstrations means no question of ifs or buts. our country, our laws is what an old fashioned idea . and how about this from idea. and how about this from john suella braverman is a breath of fresh air. i wish she was pm. yvonne says she's not too big for her boots. she's writing what she's saying and a few more politicians should back her. we're about to speak to a tory mp who is going to back suella braverman leave suella alone, says stephen. she's not too big for her boots . she too big for her boots. she speaks sense and speaks for many other people that i know , says other

i'll be asking her number leading number one fan leading conservative mp michael fabricant, who willthe case for britain's most talked about politician . see you talked about politician. see you radio. well a big reaction to my big opinion . big opinion. >> i've got to say, one day i'm going to do a show which is comprised only of your brilliant emails. market gbnews.com where to start? mark i loved your big opinion. says margaret. i agree. we must have our day of reflection without any disruption from those demonstrations means no question of ifs or buts. our country, our laws is what an old fashioned idea . and how about this from idea. and how about this from john suella braverman is a breath of fresh air. i wish she was pm. yvonne says she's not too big for her boots. she's writing what she's saying and a few more politicians should back her. we're about to speak to a tory mp who is going to back suella braverman leave suella alone, says stephen. she's not too big for her boots . she too big for her boots. she speaks sense and speaks for many other people that i know , says other

be asking her number one fan leading conservative mp michael fabncant leading conservative mp michael fabricantfabricant, who'll be making the case for britain's most talked

be asking her number one fan leading conservative mp michael fabncant leading conservative mp michael fabricant. in my take at about politician. in my take at ten, my first full on air reaction to the stunning news that nigel farage looks to be heading to the jungle. i'll not. for the first time, he will prove the doubters wrong . so two prove the doubters wrong. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment along the way. lots to get through in my big opinion. next, i'm making the case for suella braverman . the case for suella braverman. i'll explain why after the news headunes. i'll explain why after the news headlines . and my friday buddy headlines. and my friday buddy ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, mark. good evening . >> thanks, mark. good evening. our top stories tonight, the home secretary has expressed her full backing for the met police ahead of the armistice weekend dunng ahead of the armistice weekend during a meeting with sir mark rowley. suella braverman told the police chief she was confident that any criminality will be dealt

michael fabricant and ian hunt. , is that the name of >> ian hunt, is that the name of the killer ? the killer? >> huntley. oh, huntley. ian all right, all right. >> oh, dear. >> oh, dear. >> that's a combo. >> that's a combo. >> he's there with a chainsaw in the sun. >> it looks like robin williams. really? he looks a bit like the star said. he looks like bernard manning always looks like the manning or always looks like the lead supergrass . lead singer from supergrass. >> oh, yes. in the 90s. this is a fun segment. >> meatloaf, you mean? no supergrass. >> i can't remember his name, but he's he's quite, quite big teeth anyway. who do you think javier milei looks like? >> well, it doesn't matter who he like, what he wants to he looks like, what he wants to do is rip claim the falklands do is to rip claim the falklands for argentine china. and what do you think on that one? i know a lot of you are ex forces who watch and maybe you served in the falklands. let us know what you think. if it was all in vain and why is

course, attended by politicians such as local mp here, michael fabncant such as local mp here, michael fabricantwell who then, after the service, could come and lay their own wreaths, you can probably people all probably see the people all around still now coming around me here still now coming to pay their respects because of course, some name on this course, for some a name on this wall the only thing they have wall is the only thing they have left of a loved one and the only thing they can maybe remember a loved of loved one by. because, of course, if they were killed in a conflict overseas , they might conflict overseas, they might not have a physical grave to come that's really why come to. so that's really why this service here was so emotional because of because of the of course, the significance, of course, of this memorial jack, it's this memorial here, jack, it's lovely to see just behind you as a family, there were some very young going the young children going up to the wreaths pointing out names wreaths and pointing out names on on the wall behind you. on the on the wall behind you.

sir michael fabricant, a founder of gb news, has been texting me saying is no one pointing out that althoughcameron is that of course, he can't answer questions in the house can't house of commons. he can't answer , he can't do answer statements, he can't do urgent questions, demanded by laboun urgent questions, demanded by labour, say, on israel or or or the hamas issues there. he can't be democratically accountable to members of parliament only in the house of lords can he do that. and number two will do it for him in the commons. is that idea of democratic accountability beth raised accountability that beth raised is and is exercising is a big one and is exercising mps my whatsapp. mps right now on my whatsapp. but we have we have heard for the first time from david cameron, said that he's cameron, he has said that he's hoping time prime hoping that his time as prime minister can be minister for six years can be used support rishi sunak in minister for six years can be usein support rishi sunak in minister for six years can be usein hisupport rishi sunak in minister for six years can be u

the cultural fabric of our lives not just a political lives but the most immediate issue is whether he will be expelled from the house this week. the house ethics committee chairman michael guest a republican for mississippi has filed a motion to expel santos. he has survived two other expelling votes to expel him in this congress. he's only been here since january and this will be the third time period he survived those. some evil, democrats as a fiddle feel comfortable with the lack of due process, republicans also. some people say that's cynical attempt to keep santos in the headlines. but it seems like this recent ethics committee report that came out before the break,, thanksgiving break, was very damning and enough for people in detail them spending money at ferragamo and that casinos and for botox, just little tidbits that are just amazing. it really isn't a good read, if you're so inclined. you can go to the ethics committee website to read it. some of that even gets into his staff begged him to go seeking therapy. that they thought he had made line such a part of his daily life that they needed him to get help. this drama is probably, this isn't the end of it re

fabric of our lives, at least our political lives. but the most immediate issue is whether he will be expelled from the house this week. michaeluesses a republican from mississippi, filing a motion to expel santos to provide to other expelling -- in this congress, he's only been here since january and this will be the third time. some democrats were saying they don't feel comfortable with the lack of due process, some people say that is just an attempt to keep them in the headlines. but it seems like the ethics committee report that came out a little bit before thanksgiving break was very damming. in detailed him spending money at casinos and for botox, just little tidbits that are just kind of amazing. it really is a good read if you are so inclined. the ethics committee website, some of it even gets into his staff who seek therapy, he had made lying such a part of his daily life that they needed to get help. this isn't the end of it regardless of what happens for him, but it seems like this week things might come to a head which brings into question all kinds of things. defense authorization, conference reports come all the

lieutenant colonel michael vernon and will now be handed to lord carrington, who is the lord great chamberlain. you can see the cipher on the table, the letters cr woven into the fabricalways had it brought around to the palace the night _ brought around to the palace the night before so she could get used to wearing — night before so she could get used to wearing it because it is quite a burden— to wearing it because it is quite a burden on— to wearing it because it is quite a burden on your neck. it does slightly— burden on your neck. it does slightly surprise people when they found _ slightly surprise people when they found her wearing her crown. but you have to _ found her wearing her crown. but you have to get _ found her wearing her crown. but you have to get used to it. you also can't _ have to get used to it. you also can't really _ have to get used to it. you also can't really look down when you are wearing _ can't really look down when you are wearing it. — can't really look down when you are wearing it, you have to look ahead. have _ wearing it, you have to look ahead. have you _ wearing it, you have to look ahead. have you worn it? sounds like you experie