michael fabricant. all three of you. suzanne, let me start with you. labour after 100 days. your verdict? >> it's been pretty dire , hasn't >> it's been pretty dire, hasn't it? i can't remember in my lifetime a government that was so unpopular so quickly. arguably, liz truss's government. although i thought she was fantastic. actually, that budget was great. but you would disagree. i know, michael, i thought it was amazing. i had tears in my eyes. finally a conservative budget. but anyway, i think if she'd stayed leader, the conservatives would have ended up with even fewer seats. >> putting that aside, they've not had any honeymoon period at all. and actually it's not even 100 days yet. it's not technically 100 days until it's next saturday. it's yeah, next sunday. sunday, one or the other. so it's only 90, 93 days. it's been an absolute. and you did a very good list there of all the terrible things that they have done wrong. and i've been racking my brains since i got here tonight thinking, is there a

. >> now let's discuss this further with a former another former conservative mp sir michael fabricantwelcome and thank you so much for joining the show. how do you react to this breaking news this morning? >> well, with wonder, actually, i mean , first of all, this was i mean, first of all, this was announced when parliament wasn't sitting. none of us knew that this was going to happen. but i'm also rather concerned because we know that mauritius has got very close ties now with the people's republic of china , the people's republic of china, and china are looking for more and china are looking for more and more bases in the indian ocean. now the diego garcia base is on the chagos islands. the actual name of the islands is the british overseas pacific territories. >> i think i've just got that right. and they've been there for a specific reason as a bulwark against china and to, you know, project british interests into the indian ocean. and this, to me, is just symptomatic of this labour government who seem to concede everything when anybody asks for it, whether it's railway drivers,

legend mike crick and tory party grandee , former party grandee, former conservative mp sir michael fabncant. fabricant days of labour. my verdict i'm not pulling my punches. all of that after the news headlines and lewis mckenzie . and lewis mckenzie. >> good evening. it's 9:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. sir keir starmer is facing fresh turmoil as his chief of staff, sue gray , chief of staff, sue gray, resigns. her exit follows reports of tensions in number 10, including with the prime minister's chief adviser, morgan mcsweeney , who's now stepping mcsweeney, who's now stepping into her role. conservative leadership contender robert jenrick says her departure exposes vicious labour infighting and claims the government is in freefall in response. downing street has announced five new senior appointments with sir keir starmer insisting the changes will strengthen his team as he approaches 100 days in office. the prime minister has raised concerns . apologies. the prime concerns. apologies. the prime minister has raised concerns that the sparks of war in the middle east are igniting te

fabricated. joining us now to discuss is republican congressman michael waltz of florida. he is a retired combat decorated army special the forces officer who currently serves on the house armed services comommittee. he's also got this new book out hard truth, think, and lead like a green beret and i do want to note the proceeds go to charity here, the green beret foundation in the matthew pacino foundation thank you so much for coming on to talk to us about this. it's a really critical time in the election, and this is obviously a really serious story here. what's your reaction to what kelly told the times and the atlantic that trump praised hitler and that he wanted loyalty from the military like it, it doesn't make sense to me. i find the timing suspicious and it just completely is divorce from the man that i've come to know. and donald trump, and how he's dealt with gold star families, how he has been carrying, how he's been compassionate and don't take it from me. take it from the 13 abbey-gate gold star families, some of whose stood on a stage and fraught of a 30,000

, are as much a part of the fabric as anyone else, at the same time they think you and me don't belong here? >> that's such a profoundly interesting way of putting it. michael, i'm wondering -- governor, when the vast majority, i think of impactful comments and conversations seem to have been carried out in this election cycle, in podcasts, governor, is it just a different way that people are communicating about issues? or under the epidermis issues as well, is it that? is it just simply that trump is such -- he is reaching people in different ways? >> first, let's ground this. recent polling for young people that are going to vote with harris with a 20-point lead, 56-36. what michael says about there's a ceiling there for what trump says is absolutely true. young people care about higher taxes or tax giveaways for the wealthy. young people care about the environment. only 20% of young folks are competent there will be a peaceful transition. there are new ways to communicate to voters. when you look at the underlying fundamentals with vice president harris in texas talking about, will women have dominion over their own body, a lot of discussion goes to the

fabric belt. you can also remove the belt and have a looser fit. >> michael: i like that. >> multifacetted, michael strong. come on out. here we go. very nice. wow. >> so good. i love this coat from fabletics. this is part of the colab with khloe kardashian. this is fully lined so it's going to give you coziness on cool days. i all love the camel color. such a great neutral. style it for every day. here i styled it down with a cream sweat suit underneath. she's running errands. she's dropping her kids off. you put this coat on and instantly feel glamorous. the best thing about this is you can also level this coat up with a really great heel for a night out, too. >> michael: i was thinking when you get home from the errands and need a nap, use it as a blanket. that looks comfortable. >> exactly. all the things. thank you. >> michael: next up a classic quilted coat and jacket. classic for the fall. where fashion meets function. here we go. liz has a modern take. >> liz looks amazing. the quilted coat is such a staple for the fall season. i love what we did with this great jacket from the gap for just

fabric. little stretchy and a little rigid. it gives you that perfect comfort level. also keeps them looking taller. susie looked taller. she could wear it to work or just to hang out. >> michaelol about these is that these come in a range of sizes. so for example, if you're maybe a size two, you buy this in a00 to four because it fits all of those sizes. it's some sorcery they baked into these jeans where you buy one pair and it fits 3 to 4 different sizes. so these are incredible. we love that flare. keeps things really balanced in proportion. we think marilyn looks great. >> yeah i would get these for gary but i don't think they come in his size. oh we've got to get michael. >> can i tell you also the other trend that i'm wearing i have it on here. it's the gap denim dress to show that off. >> yeah. >> this is on sale today for $35. it's all about 35 bucks. 35 bucks. it's all about dark denim. you want indigo, you want those navy blues. that's the wash. so if you have a pair of jeans that you love and you're not in the market for a new silhouette, get a denim dress or a denim skirt or a denim shirt. but this is the wash to make you feel really relevant, really on trend. >>

, my top pundits tonight, former senior labour adviser paul richards, ex—conservative mp sir michael fabricantnd journalist and communications advisor linda jubilee. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. sir gareth southgate, do me a favour, i'll be tackling that in an hour's time and this show has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours. get the kettle on first the news headlines. and a good friend of mine , sophie a good friend of mine, sophie reapen >> thank you. mark. it's just after 9:00. and these are your latest gb news headlines. the labour party has said their mp , labour party has said their mp, mike amesbury, has had the whip suspended following an investigation into an incident that took place in cheshire earlier this weekend. just a warning there are scenes of a physical nature to follow in this new cctv obtained by the mail online. it appears to show the labour mp for runcorn and helsby punching a constituent to the ground in the early hours of saturday morning. in a statement released earlier this evening, ch

labour adviser paul richards, ex—conservative mp sir michael fabncant ex—conservative mp sir michael fabricantunications adviser , journalist and adviser, journalist and broadcaster linda jubilee . great broadcaster linda jubilee. great to see all three of you. linda, can i start with you? when did socialism win the argument? >> well, i don't know that it has won the argument. >> it will on wednesday, won't it? >> well, actually, we don't know. but we suspect it will be a truly disastrous situation for lots of people in the private sector . we've heard it described sector. we've heard it described today as a public sector budget by by a public sector government. now that really fills me with terror , because fills me with terror, because it's the high net worth individuals that are said to be leaving. and i was looking at some figures today from the henley consultancy, which advises people on residency and citizenship, those people who have the ability to move their money and move themselves. there are said to be 9500 leaving britain now , but what i really 1501 00:09:27,880 --> 00:09:2