i recognised it because when i first took challenge 30 years ago to the bbc, michael grade had that spark*cause i went with a whole new forward and he just went, "i trust you and to go away and make it." that is rare. i recognised something. someone put ben and i together and the rest is history. so thank you. i'll pass on my thanks to amol, i can't take it myself but i have many questions about the return of challenge anneka. we will get to that later in this edition of the media show, great to have you on it. but we will start with partygate because the sue gray report is out, borisjohnson had a press conference and made a statement in the house of commons and responded to questions from mps from both sides of the floor and let's explore whether media fits into this story, with a columnist from the daily mail and a david yelland,former editor and now runs kitchen table partners and we have the broadcaster and journalist and former advisor to some senior labour party politicians. stephen, can i start with you? how do you assess the evolution of this story? i think it is a triumph for old

for example, lord grade, michael grade, argues channel 4 has to look at the ip issue because if you don'tst hits as a business, fundamentally, as streaming continues to dominate, that undercuts your endeavours. i think it completely depends what the objective of running the business is. so if you were a privatised organisation, you might want to have the ip to make money from it by selling it to others. as we are currently run, what you would want is rental of that ip for a long enough period to show it to your viewers so you can make money from it. that's what we currently have. we have those shows for three years in agreement with pact. we run them all on our linear service and we run them all on our streaming service, and we make money from advertising through those shows. if you were a privatised organisation, you might want to hold on to that ip forever, but we have not found it an impediment to our business to not own that ip permanently. but you could look at the direction of travel with advertising, now, you're right to highlight the fact your digital advertising revenue has gone

i recognised it because when i first took challenge 30 years ago to the bbc michael grade had that sparki trust you, go and make it." and you know, that is rare. and so i recognised something. so someone put ben and i together and the rest is history. so thank you. well, i'll pass the thanks on to amol. i can't take the thanks on behalf of myself. i got lots of questions about the return of challenge anneka. we will get to that a little later in this edition of the media show. great to have you on it. but we are going to start with partygate because the sue gray report is out, borisjohnson held the press conference, he also made a statement in the house of commons earlier and responded to questions from mps from both sides of the floor. let's explore where the media fits into this story. we have stephen glover, a columnist at the daily mail, david yellen, former editor of the sun, who now runs the communications firm kitchen table partners. and ayesha hazarika, the broadcaster and journalist and a former adviser to some senior labour party politicians. stephen, i wonder if i could start

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grade teachers. for more, we're joined by michael's please, a -- michael spies staff writer at the trace , a and a contributorhe new yorker. let's begin with the response of congress, the division with republicans and democrats, and what is happening this week -- it reminds for, i believe after columbine, there was also a major gun meeting. but what is happening with this meeting of the nra and what it is representing and pushing for? >> it is the annual meeting, so it comes up every year and it is planned we in advae of the timings horrible as it is, is coincintal. what it really represents, especially now, is i guess you could call it a republican pep rally. that is the main point is to hold this big event and theater where some of the most important republican lawmakers come together to make speeches, to talk about an absoluteist vision of the second amendment. that is sort of the purpose, to bring people together to rally around that idea. juan: mike, the nra was wrapped by major financial scandals just a few years ago. how has it been able to survive and remain intact as such a potent force on the right?

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grade. from 7th through college so that's fantastic. he is the coauthor with michael allen of the new york times. number one bestseller a patriots history of the united states, which is now in its 31st printing with more than a half a million copies in print. that book that book actually remains the best-selling homeschool history tech textbook in america and of as you might know from the title, it's supposed to be a antidote to that. book by howard zinn people's history the united states in 2019, he founded the wild world of history curriculum website, which is now available and it's a full curriculum for us and world history for grades 11, or i'm sorry eight through 12 providing full lessons with video instruction by larry schweikert himself. his other best-selling books include seven events that made america you can vaccine them right here on this handsomely displayed on this table. all of these are actually pulled from the the mazer library of freedom here at the heartland institute. so we have seven events that made america how trump won which he authored before

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