michael miller says, the us will not hold you clean accountable from those atrocities. it's last deep of ludicrous it's. it's trying to atone for our past sense. but it and, and to show that we embrace human rights and that we are really the good guys in the world. but the reality is quite different. this is supposed to be some kind of an accountability of how it weapon us weapons are used by foreign countries and nationals and, and to try to hold them accountable. but good luck on that. look at the, the amount of equipment alone left in afghanistan was $85000000000.00 plus. and it spreads all over the world. one of the most agreed agree just violators of would be israel. they are, they use their f sixteens, the f, 30 fives, the bombs, the, the military equipment that they acquire, to bomb syria, advocate, iran. uh they, they, they use it to blow up palestinians all the time. how do you account for that? look, we can't even get people out of keys to see whether there's compliance with restrictions that were imposed on the weapon systems that we provided to ukraine. the

they are expensive later this month, a full month pending on the list of michael miller. if he told us that the and the supplies at least the late apparently are not helping your cranes combs. it's clear that the counter offensive has failed. it's um and, and there's a lot of reasons for that. a part from i have a super duper challengers and, and abrams, which are you have to come. and when you have only 14 challengers coming in and maybe 31 abrams down down the road. it's that they're going to be arriving at it and not only at a very strange time because of the weather. and that's very key and the to raise. but also because of training. the training that they're not sufficiently trained on this equipment over a long period of time. they give it a few weeks training and then off they go. i think that they'll continue for some time as long as the equipment keeps flowing. but politically, we're seeing that beginning to change the europe is beginning to have 2nd thoughts and certainly the united states. and i would say that in the united states we're seeing but, but potentia

alan miller very quick final word to you. >> final word. well michaelbreak that we don't know if he's innocent or not. english law, you are not. under english law, you are innocent proven guilty. innocent until proven guilty. and final point on this is and the final point on this is that they are saying they are this targeting them. it's an this is targeting them. it's an instruction because they're saying the platform saying we don't the platform to undermine the welfare of victims. know if there undermine the welfare of victvictims know if there undermine the welfare of victvictims yet know if there undermine the welfare of victvictims yet or know if there undermine the welfare of victvictims yet or notn if there undermine the welfare of victvictims yet or not until1ere are victims yet or not until it's proven of inappropriate or potentially illegal behaviour . potentially illegal behaviour. >> so depends on it going to >> so it depends on it going to court, doesn't it? i suspect it won't i suspect won't because i suspect the evidence enough evidence

miller, who said that was one of greatest he had seen in the play. the most extraordinary thing was that i said you seem to shrink, michael, as the play went on and hen and id would leave as a small man. and i said, how do you do that? and of course that is something only the great ones can do but he left the stage six inches shorter than when he arrived on it. how does anyone do that? i don't know, i am not sure he knew, the third great performance was fortunately in my play skiing light —— sky light where he played a entrepreneur who reunites with his old lover and he played that first of all in the theatre, then he played it in the west end and then he played it on broadway and he was immaculate in all three.— immaculate in all three. david, i read an interview _ immaculate in all three. david, i read an interview with _ immaculate in all three. david, i read an interview with him - immaculate in all three. david, i read an interview with him a - immaculate in all three. david, i. read an interview with him a short time ago in which he say he was a doer, but at the same time he was a qualified tool maker, did he bring that kind of precision to th

miller is here. seven days and he is in they think a few-mile radius. why can no one find him? >> look at the history of these things. you had michaels a very well-resourced search, it was the neighbor's dog who came across him on a trail and the neighbors passed by and pretended not to know who he was and called police. eric frein that ended in an incredible and tragic shootout with state police. seven days is not out of the realm. eric rudolph the olympic park bomber, ran into a national forest and was caught five years later after the most extensive government manhunt in a wooded area that anybody could remember in history. so i'm not panicking at ten days. he is in a relatively small box, underresourced and at some point he's going to run out of gas and they're going to find him. >> you're not surprised by the fact that that small box seemed to expand yesterday, i think our danny freeman is on the ground, said there are signs it might be expanding again today. this isn't like a net that closes around them? that's what i had in my head. >> i don't think the box is expanding as much as it's moving. you know, the failure part of th

michael can afford whether a good risk or a bad risk . our political views should risk. our political views should be utterly, utterly irrelevant and never mind right wing or left wing . gina miller. didn't she was debunked as well. this is appalling and it's an affront to democracy and it's a front to decent people who are being victimised . victimised. >> ed right. i mean, and hold on, i've got to apologise for something, so i apologise for whatever it was. >> i meant to apologise for, for, for something i just have. yes, just apologised yes, i've just apologised for whatever it is come on. >> the point here is >> i mean, the point here is that is there's not many that banking is there's not many places for a bank places you can go for a bank account and i mean the outcome. i mean , farage i think, said i mean, farage i think, said that there were other banks that there were nine other banks who as well who turned him down as well after the coots told him that he was he was being out. now was he was being kicked out. now this is this is important. i mean, if water companies, for instance, , right, well we instance, said, right, well we don't like your political views, you can't

michael can afford whether a good risk or a bad risk . our political views should risk. our political views should be utterly, utterly irrelevant and never mind right wing or left wing . gina milleridn't she was debunked as well. this is appalling and it's an affront to democracy and it's a front to decent people who are being victimised . victimised. >> ed right. i mean, and hold on, i've got to apologise for something, so i apologise for whatever it was. >> i meant to apologise for, for, for something i just have. yes, just apologised yes, i've just apologised for whatever it is come on. >> the point here is >> i mean, the point here is that is there's not many that banking is there's not many places for a bank places you can go for a bank account and i mean the outcome. i mean , farage i think, said i mean, farage i think, said that there were other banks that there were nine other banks who as well who turned him down as well after the coots told him that he was he was being out. now was he was being kicked out. now this is this is important. i mean, if water companies, for instance, , right, well we instance, said, right, well we don't like your political views, you can't ha

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