of his father uh the champ martin who was an amateur boxer and roman came across this video of michel martin attending this event and and he came across in this video he was telling an an attending garda to go and take her mask off for a we photo opportunity you know and we just kind of thought well like it's great stuff and and actually funny enough to go to romans point about yeah how there wasn't uh how we felt that there wasn't a whole lot of adversarial or confrontational journalism. cork echo had actually covered this, i'm like oh no, like isn't me, martin great, and we were kind of like, really, and um, and look, myself and kind of talked about this since you know, and that was the first story that we published, and it did kind of come from, you know, haven't spoken about it all for whatever, two or three months and it got to the point where we just said, right, we have to go and do this now, and then keep on doing it, we felt we had to launch with a big story, and i think that kind of story was the only kind of... story that we could launch on, do think like the irish times or the ir

and so now please join me in welcoming to politics and prose rachel swarns and michel martin, ■who.ndly amendment, a host of edition. sorry. thank friendly amendment, a host there are four of us. do not get me in when i go back to work on monday. welcome and he, neighbor. it's nice. have you back and back in d.c. quite a journey. read original new york times piece in 2016? i know it's been a while. do you remember? okay, so do you ever wonder when somebody write particularly a deeply reported article. and then a book comes out if there's more to say. do you ever like is there really more to say? i can assert that there is. and i was wondering why you understood or when you understood that there was so much say. what was it after the first piece which was so impactful and so deeply reported and so shocking tounderstand that therh more to say. well, it's so cool. be sitting alongside you and to see you after.y years. so think it might be useful to talk a little bit about how even came to this story? and it started. 2015 students were protesting at georgetown. they were concer about. t

government that were you know implying that were russian assets, all that kind of stuff. one thing that michel martin and his kind can't seem to grapple with is that like over the course of that week the number of phone calls, both roman and i were receiving from people in his constituency, there was one guy actually uh called us up and he said it was the best thing ever happened to wes me he's like you know mean you know like quite regularly we'll do story about you know state body or a public figure and you know you'll get few calls afterwards or few messages but like robert troy and nile collins actually as well you know the neil collins one as well was funny was you know i mean the first story um or... sorry, it wasn't the first story, there was another story about um, a property deal, um, that was an anonymous email, you know, from someone who had been trying their best to have this story told you, by anyone, you know, and people didn't want to know about it, you know, and like, look, i'll try to be as objective as possible about it, like you, even just like, we publish those stories, actually f

history from the new york times photo archives, swarns will be joined in conversation today with michel martinthe host of morning edition. previously, she was the weekend host of al considered and host of the consider. this saturday podcast, where she drew on her deep reporting and interviewing experience to dig the week's news. she has spent more than 25 years as a journalist and has been honored by numerous organizations. and so now please join me in welcing rachel swarns and miche, who. friendlyme of edition. sorry. thank friendly amendment, a host of morning. there are four of us. do not get m in when i go back to work on monday. welcome and home, neighbor. it's nice. have you back and back d.c. quite a journey. you know how many of you read original new york 2016? i know it's been a while. do you remember? okay, so do you ever wonder when somebody writes so it's particularly a deeply reported article. and then a book comes out if there's more to say. do you ever like is there really more to say? i can assert that wondering whu understood or when you understood that there was so much more

current affairs through an arries lens. i'm joined by my co-host michelle gilleny alongside our special guest dr. lawrence maon. martin harson and died died very suddenly uh and very painfully, that's the thing to remember people died in different ways, but um, if you couldn't keep water down and you're told to drink at least six pounds of water a day and take salt buse you need it for your your brain, um..." but if you can't keep the water down if you're being sick then uh all these toxins in your body started with the kidneys come under muscle pressure and happen happen to martin horrison so like for the last couple of his life he's thrushing about hallucinating and he's away in another world and learn later years after his relation talking to brandon his brother brandon was in one side of him holding him down and the priest f morpheous side holding so he won't smash his face against the metal bat end and then he did he did settle and for about. and then he died and and the really when you're in the hospital irony was um you're no longer uh a protest and prisoner because you are in the hospital you wearing pajamas y

can tell you, so my panel, i can tell you, so yeah, those stories and much more. >> martin, for me, i've got to say, michelfor me, i've got to sa'things in schoolsthese kind >> martin, for me, i've got to sa'things in schools are .e kind >> martin, for me, i've got to sa'things in schools are a kind >> martin, for me, i've got to sa'things in schools are a bitd of things in schools are a bit weird, i think we need weird, and i think we need a full audit of who is going into our schools. michelle dewberry 6 or 7 dewbs& co it's going to be magnificent. now you're watching or to gb news. or listening to gb news. and last chance let me know your last chance to let me know your thoughts on the big stories of the want whether the day. i want to know whether you political you think that the political class and out of class are completely and out of touch. are they ignoring the majority while being obsessed with minority issues? vaiews@gbnews.com is the email. get these into me asap. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back. it's 540. we're on the final furlong . and you're final furlong.

martin. just love this time of year. let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast.oking at? >> good morning, sam. we're look at spring snow, early spring snow and a lot of it in some spots. we have two systems we're watching many of it going to impact us today and then a second storm coming sunday and impacting the early parts of next week. so this is what it looks like today, lots going in the northern tier of the nation in the upper midwest to the great lakes. we're looking at some snow falling, 3, 4 inches in some spots. we're going to see some snow also in portions of of new england to up state of new york. we're also looking at heavy rain falling. that's a big story today along the gulf coast and into the southeast. we're going to see some flooding because we're going to see up to 6 inches in some spots and the risk for hail and gusty winds. another system moving onshore. that's going to create some snow as we go through saturday, look at snow through the intermountain west to portions of of the plains. dry, too, in parts of the ohio valley but look at this mes

michelle dewberry jobs. what's on your menu? hello, martinappens . rwanda votes live as it happens. >> how interested >> i wonder how interested people these votes, people still are in these votes, by because is by the way, because it is now just ridiculous, just borderline ridiculous, isn't just borderline ridiculous, isn'but anyway, looking >> but anyway, we'll be looking at happens . at that as it happens. >> also, ltns we need more >> also, ltns do we need more consultation things consultation on these things before they just dumped on people community people in their local community and i know that people have been talking about this scottish widow today . widow story today. >> owner of >> the lloyds, the owner of scottish suggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight suggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight want suggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight want to uggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight want to avoid:ing that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight want to avoid the that >> the l

michelle dewberry jubes. what's on your menu ? what's on your menu? >> hello, martin.. uh, that is what has happened to the government today. i've just heard you talking about that in the lodge. >> so i want to at what >> so i want to look at what does mean for the rwanda plan? >> uh, one of the lords as well, basically says that the government think that basically says that the governrin nt think that basically says that the governrin 1984, think that basically says that the governrin 1984, that think that basically says that the governrin 1984, that novel. that basically says that the governrin 1984, that novel. heat they're in 1984, that novel. he says that we don't have a dictatorship. have dictatorship. we have a democracy , which is quite democracy, which is quite interesting, because interesting, actually, because you've today for some you've had calls today for some mps to be banned from interacting with protest groups such the palestinian such as the palestinian solidarity campaign and just stop oil and all those kind of guys. >> so is that a good suggestion o

michelle dewberry with dewbs& co and co. always superb show there. i'll be back tomorrow. same time three till six. i've been martint reverend matthew firth patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11. i'll see you tomorrow. i've been martin daubney all the . best. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. more rains to come as we go through the next few days, especially in the northwest . but especially in the northwest. but it is to be mild, albeit it is going to be mild, albeit also because we have an also windy because we have an area of low pressure developing currently wards , the currently to the wards, the northwest of the uk that then northwest of the uk that is then dragging from the dragging in our air from the southwest, which is a mild direction, it is dragging direction, but it is dragging some pretty cloudy air into, which is why it's a cloudy picture staying cloudy as we picture and staying cloudy as we go the evening go through the evening and overnight. drizzly overnight. a few drizzly

michelle dewbs& co from a morgue. >> still waiting for that mug with little slogan it. with that little slogan on it. martinow what you're subtle. i don't know what you're waiting my mug? waiting for. where is my mug? never going on about it. >> you've got a big enough mug in me. but what's on your menu tonight, jubes? i've got tonight, jubes? well, i've got a great coming up. great show coming up. >> got quentin letts >> i've got quentin letts joining aaron bastani, joining me and aaron bastani, and course, we're be and of course, we're going to be on all the big of on picking all the big news of the lee anderson story. the day. the lee anderson story. then you covering that then i've had you covering that as as well. was as well also as well. i was watching that. had two watching that. i had two screens, news and half screens, half gb news and half sky news, and when news sky news, and when sky news introduced that press conference, help but conference, i couldn't help but nofice conference, i couldn't help but notice sneering notice they were almost sneering at that yem, our at the fact that the yem, our