jacob rees—mogg. rte— jacob rees—mogg. the kids- jacob rees—mogg. the kids are not.sin the eu called for more drag queens in schools. i'm surprised they found the time, actually, what with all the strike action. oh, and then one teacher was forced to apologise after saying rishi sunak supports the murder of people. these are the of trans people. these are the people looking after your kids. just bear in mind that a few years ago, more than 45,000 children aged between 10 and 17 were sentenced for knife crimes. the youngest of which was actually four years old. it was only last year that departments of education figures revealed 1 in 411 year olds was struggling with basic reading. the big solution appears to be to introduce men in drag to the fray, presumably , the kids can fray, presumably, the kids can take a brief interval from shankar ing each other to stare at someone who performs cabaret at someone who performs cabaret at a soho nightclub . i mean, is at a soho nightclub. i mean, is this really where we've got to like , really when concerned , like, really when

rees—mogg be making rees—mogg himself will be making a rees—mogg himself will be making e-eweet— rees—moggcoast of the uk. wnw een-t— islands off the coast of the uk. wnw een-t we— islands off the coast of the uk. why don't we build a processing centre— why don't we build a processing eentnelene— why don't we build a processing centre .one of— why don't we build a processing centre .one of the _ why don't we build a processing centre one of the islands? it centre on one of the islands? it wewte— centre on one of the islands? it wewte-tne— centre on one of the islands? it would-the public- centre on one of the islands? it would the public safe and would keep the public safe and eten— would keep the public safe and etee-ntenente— would keep the public safe and stop migrants from stop the migrants from disappearing into the general eeewtetten— disappearing into the general. population._would population. and surely it would be population. and surely it would ee—netete- population. and surely it would te—netete en- be cheaper than hotels or teneee. — be cheaper than hotels or barges. peter,— be

i'm jacob rees—mogg, and- f f i'm jacob rees—mogg, and this is still the erare— rees—mogg, and this isuse of commons public accounts committee , and public accounts committee, and it re— public accounts committee, and it is are— public accounts committee, and it re er— public accounts committee, and it is one of the— public accounts committee, and it is one of the most respected rte— it is one of the most respected are worse— it is one of the most respected are reuse or— it is one of the most respected the house of commons select committees— the house of commons select committees has— the house of commons select committees has issued a report . committees has issued a report. we— committees has issued a report. the committee— committees has issued a report. the committee found that of £2 artwor— the committee found that of £2 billion claimed— the committee found that of £2 billion claimed illicitly during the pandemic— billion claimed illicitly during the pandemic ,_ billion claimed illicitly during the pandemic , just £10 million the pandemic, just £10 million hae— the pandemic, just

it's me, jacob rees—mogg,_the jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg, on state of thee— jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation-the bank- jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation-the bank of- nation tonight. the bank of england— nation tonight. the bank of england has— nation tonight. the bank of england has one statutory duty to keep— england has one statutory duty to keep inflation— england has one statutory duty to keep inflation below 2. why has— to keep inflation below 2. why has n— to keep inflation below 2. why has it failed— to keep inflation below 2. why has it failed so— to keep inflation below 2. why has it failed so badly? and why does— has it failed so badly? and why does it— has it failed so badly? and why does it not— has it failed so badly? and why does it not recognise the reasons for its- does it not recognise the reasons for its failure? i'll be teuing— reasons for its failure? i'll be telling you— reasons for its failure? i'll be telling you why— reasons for its failure? i'll be telling you why i— reasons for its failure? i'll be telling you why i th

i'm jacob rees—mogg . this been jacob rees—mogg. this has been cabr— jacob rees—mogg.a of low pressure possibly pushing into southern areas of uk . southern areas of the uk. potential though, that things dry we head into the dry up as we head into the weekend . but there's weekend. but there's still always chance we see always the chance that we see further the north further rain in the north and west otherwise by . by late. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton 1on1an1— censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight terrorists— 1.1i i'm dan wootton tonight terrorists landing on br11a1n-o— tonight terrorists landing on britain's shores.— tonight terrorists landing on britain's shores. 19 nationals w11n— britain's shores. 19 nationals with suspected _ britain's shores. 19 nationals with suspected links to terror aroubo— with suspected links to terror arouoo 111o— with suspected links to terror groups like islamic state are curron11y— groups like islamic state are currently living— groups like islamic state are currently living in taxpayer runaoo— currently living in tax

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on the bill of fare— jacob rees—mogg on the bill of fare tonight,— jacob rees—moggre tonight, state— jacob rees—mogg on the bill of fare tonight, state of the nation. — fare tonight, state of the nation. for— fare tonight, state of the nation. for starters, it's the nanny— nation. for starters, it's the nanny state,— nation. for starters, it's the nanny state, the- nation. for starters, it's the nanny state, the perennial problem — nanny state, the perennial problem posed— nanny state, the perennial problem posed by the pestilent proponents— problem posed by the pestilent proponents of— problem posed by the pestilent proponents of new labour. finn— proponents of new labour. first. they— proponents of new labour. first, they took— proponents of new labour. first, they took your- first, they took your cigarettes. now they're after youn— cigarettes. now they're after your nono— cigarettes. now they're after your core, ore— cigarettes. now they're after your cake, ale and- rt. 3 now they're after your cake, ale and power showers for non— your cake, ale and power showers

you heard from | nick that when he contacted jacob rees mogg jacob rees mogg said absolutely categoricallyple, islamist extremists. what do you make of the way it has been interpreted and what do you make of that? thea;r way it has been interpreted and what do you make of that?— do you make of that? they need to look at what _ do you make of that? they need to look at what they _ do you make of that? they need to look at what they have _ do you make of that? they need to look at what they have been - do you make of that? they need to look at what they have been doing | look at what they have been doing because very clearly the signal has been all along that anyone who might cause any kind of critical risk to their reputation should not be allowed. . ~ their reputation should not be allowed. ., ,, , ., , . and a reminder that you can contact us any time here at newsnight — send us an email to newsnight at bbc.co.uk. perhaps this has happened to you. following multiple delays, the government's new review on gambling is expected to be released later this week amid mounting concerns about gamb

it's me, jacob rees—mogg state of the jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. — jacob rees—mogg on stateon. tonight— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight ._ jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight . why- jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. g" g 3m nation. tonight. why is a conservative government committed supposedly to deregulation and determined to pillory the private landlord and apply further rules and restrictions fuelling the house's crisis? we will be heanng house's crisis? we will be hearing from one of britain's top property experts collective inaction taken to the next level. the junior doctors union chief who has taken this week of all weeks to swan off for some fun, has apologised after even his own family has questioned his own family has questioned his inactions and surely it's time to get the loafers off the sofas and back into the office. jp sofas and back into the office. jp morgan has told its staff its five days in the office or unemployment. hear here. state of the nation starts now . of the nation starts now. we'll also be hearing from a partic

i'm jacob rees—mogg, and- t t i'm jacob rees—mogg, and this is still the erore— rees—mogg, and this isay. thank you. now, the influential house of commons rupkrc— influential house of commons public accounts— influential house of commons public accounts committee , and public accounts committee, and it public accounts committee, and u re— public accounts committee, and u re oe— public accounts committee, and u re or— public accounts committee, and it is one of the— public accounts committee, and it is one of the most respected rne— it is one of the most respected rne nouee— it is one of the most respected rne nouee or— it is one of the most respected the house of commons select connrrreee— the house of commons select committees has— the house of commons select committees has issued a report . committees has issued a report. rne— committees has issued a report. the committee— committees has issued a report. the committee found that of £2 prkkron— the committee found that of £2 billion claimed— the committee found that of £2 billion claimed illicitly during the billion claimed illicitly

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still jacob rees—mogg and this n sten— still jacob rees—mogg andy to make money, and it ten-t few.— money to make money, and it isn't fair. -says- money to make money, and it isn't fair. -says the- isn't fair. john says the enenwen — isn't fair. john says the problem surely started with eeneen— problem surely started with gordon brown— problem surely started with gordon brown and tony blair. ene-e— gordon brown and tony blair. were my— gordon brown and tony blair. that's my general view of the went— that's my general view of the world actually,— that's my general view of the world actually, and their evenetenn— world actually, and their expansion of— world actually, and their expansion of the benefit system. tnen— expansion of the benefit system. tnen eenne— expansion of the benefit system. then came 2008— expansion of the benefit system. then came 2008 and vast e of then came 2008 and the vast e of wet— then came 2008 and the vast e of net wne— then came 2008 and the vast e of me time .— then came 2008 and the vast e of that time , followed— then

it's entirely up to you to book jacob rees—mogg . my goodness me, vox, rees—mogg.uge fan . ladies and a huge fan. ladies and gentlemen, jacob rees—mogg now take to the stage the great nigel for our i will say farewell goodnight god bless vox day long stay thank you very much . he's almost all like that much. he's almost all like that the world love that jacob . well, the world love that jacob. well, jacob, that was unusual introduction but a very good one. what have you got coming up? you're going to be talking about the trans—pacific partnership and how really important is and how actually it embeds brexit. it gives us a real opportunity to move away from the dead hand of european union. yeah, it's huge . and do union. yeah, it's huge. and do i understand you've got gina miller? i have, yes. we're delighted to have general because a champion because she's such a champion for side of the for the other side of the argument. it very well argument. she puts it very well and only like to the and we only like to have the best spokesman. absolutely. the other side on him

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and the— i'm still jacob rees—mogg and thte te— i'm still jacob rees—mogg andds on sunday,— travelling on our motorways and roads on sunday, how many eeettehte— roads on sunday, how many accidents do— roads on sunday, how many accidents do you— roads on sunday, how many accidents do you think this rheheeet— accidents do you think this madness will— accidents do you think this madness will pete says, madness will cause? pete says, ah — madness will cause? pete says, arh r— madness will cause? pete says, am r wrong— madness will cause? pete says, am r wrehe te— madness will cause? pete says, am i wrong to read— madness will cause? pete says, am i wrong to read into the fact thet— am i wrong to read into the fact thet hw— am i wrong to read into the fact that hm government and oliver hewteh— that hm government and oliver hewteh hete— that hm government and oliver dowden have chosen to disturb our dowden have chosen to disturb eeht— dowden have chosen to disturb our saint george's— dowden have chosen to disturb our saint george's day with this hteetet— our saint ge

mogg's june says , we want to mogg's june says, we want to hhe— mogg's june says, we want to he on— mogg'sve on. this isn't right. this ignores the sunk— move on. this isn't right. this ignores the sunk cost fallacy. hoh— ignores the sunk cost fallacy. hoh newer— ignores the sunk cost fallacy. but never mind. _ ignores the sunk cost fallacy. but never mind. we'll discuss hhoh— but never mind. we'll discussi hhoh—howghoe. that another day. and douglas. howghoe—whn- that another day. and douglas. douglas,_win this. douglas, i think you win this eehe— douglas, i think you win this week's creme— douglas, i think you win this week's creme egg says politicians— week's creme egg says politicians are the of politicians are the servant of hhe— politicians are the servant of hhe geothe— politicians are the servant of the people, .the - politicians are the servant of the people, the other way the people, not the other way noon-o — the people, not the other way noon-o h— the people, not the other way noon-o h ognee— the people, not the other way round. i agree with that. and oh— round. i agree with th

it's entirely up to you to book jacob rees—mogg . my goodness me, vox, rees—mogg.a huge fan . ladies and a huge fan. ladies and gentlemen, jacob rees—mogg now take to the stage the great nigel for our i will say farewell goodnight god bless vox day long stay thank you very much . he's almost all like that much. he's almost all like that the world love that jacob . well, the world love that jacob. well, jacob, that was unusual introduction but a very good one. what have you got coming up? you're going to be talking about the trans—pacific partnership and how really important is and how actually it embeds brexit. it gives us a real opportunity to move away from the dead hand of european union. yeah, it's huge . and do union. yeah, it's huge. and do i understand you've got gina miller? i have, yes. we're delighted to have general because such a champion because she's such a champion for side for the other side of the argument. she it very well argument. she puts it very well and only like to the and we only like to have the best spokesman. absolutely. the other side o

annunziata, let me rees—mogg. annunziata, let me ro— rees—mogg.e a number of very— agree with you that he has done a number of very good steps snro— a number of very good steps ana— a number of very good steps since and that— a number of very good steps since and that whether it's on snan— since and that whether it's on smart motorways— since and that whether it's on smart motorways or accepting rnar— smart motorways or accepting rnar wonon— smart motorways or accepting that women are _ smart motorways or accepting that women are women , and i'm that women are women, and i'm afraid— that women are women, and i'm afraid i— that women are women, and i'm afraid i an— that women are women, and i'm afraid i an in— that women are women, and i'm afraid i am in that— that women are women, and i'm afraid i am in that camp, i aroog— afraid i am in that camp, i aroog — afraid i am in that camp, i aroog roe.— afraid i am in that camp, i agree. 100, 9.9%- afraid i am in that camp, i agree. 00 9 l afraid i am in that camp, i- agree. 100, 9.9% at starmer has sug

annunziata, let me rees—mogg. annunziata, let me ro— rees—mogg.e a number of very— agree with you that he has done a number of very good steps snro— a number of very good steps ana— a number of very good steps since and that— a number of very good steps since and that whether it's on snan— since and that whether it's on smart motorways— since and that whether it's on smart motorways or accepting rnar— smart motorways or accepting rnar wonon— smart motorways or accepting that women are _ smart motorways or accepting that women are women , and i'm that women are women, and i'm afraid— that women are women, and i'm afraid i— that women are women, and i'm afraid i an— that women are women, and i'm afraid i an in— that women are women, and i'm afraid i am in that— that women are women, and i'm afraid i am in that camp, i aroog— afraid i am in that camp, i aroog — afraid i am in that camp, i aroog roe.— afraid i am in that camp, i agree. 100, 9.9%- afraid i am in that camp, i agree. 00 9 l afraid i am in that camp, i- agree. 100, 9.9% at starmer has sug

i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and tnto— i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and tnto to— i'm still jacob rees—moggpinion of a dysfunctional civil service. is— low opinion of a dysfunctional civil service. is it— low opinion of a dysfunctional civil service. is it beyond redemption?— civil service. is it beyond redemption? and what would it tote— redemption? and what would it tote-rt— redemption? and what would it take-it anywhere- redemption? and what would it take it anywhere near take to make it anywhere near tunottont— take to make it anywhere near function?-we'll- take to make it anywhere near function? we'll have to function? well, we'll have to tevote—to | function? well, we'll have toi tevote—to to function? well, we'll have to- devote _to to how devote a whole program to to how note— devote a whole program to to how make.functional,_ devote a whole program to to how make functional, john says. make it functional, john says. rteooe— make it functional, john says. rteooe-vno- make it functional, john says.l please -who -charge please explain who is in charge of please explain who is in charg

jacob rees—mogg joins me now in the stutro— rees—mogg joins me now in the stutro .— rees—mogg joins mesee— have a great show. i know you will. -see what- have a great show. i know you will. see what april will. let's see what april tsowes— will. let's see what april showers are _ will. let's see what april showers are in- will. let's see what april showers are in store for us tomorrow . hello there. good tomorrow. hello there. good eterrmg. — tomorrow. hello there. good eterrmg. rm— tomorrow. hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey for here your latest weather update from the met office has turned into quite a soggy end to tuesday for many of us and low pressure is going to stay with us over the next few days . it's us over the next few days. it's been weather been bringing these weather fronts western areas of the fronts into western areas of the uk they're slowly pushing uk and they're slowly pushing their eastwards as we head their way eastwards as we head throughout this throughout the rest of this evening and overnight, bringing rain to much of eastern england and up into

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and tnis— i'm still jacob rees—mogg and tnis is— i'm still jacob rees—moggads on— travelling on our motorways and roads on sunday,— travelling on our motorways and roads on sunday, how many accidents— roads on sunday, how many accidents do— roads on sunday, how many accidents do you— roads on sunday, how many accidents do you think this adness— accidents do you think this madness will— accidents do you think this madness will pete says, madness will cause? pete says, an — madness will cause? pete says, an i— madness will cause? pete says, am i wrong— madness will cause? pete says, am i wrong to— madness will cause? pete says, am i wrong to read— madness will cause? pete says, am i wrong to read into the fact tnat— am i wrong to read into the fact tnat nn— am i wrong to read into the fact that hm government and oliver tonden— that hm government and oliver tonden nave— that hm government and oliver dowden have chosen to disturb our dowden have chosen to disturb saint— dowden have chosen to disturb our saint george's— dowden have chosen to disturb our saint geo

an be talking ngjacob rees—mogg to be talking to jacob rees—mogg in to be talking to jacob rees—moggro— resignation is one where civil oomomro uooo— resignation is one where civil servants were behaving badly in rororrom— servants were behaving badly in rororrom ro— servants were behaving badly in relation to gibraltar. and you wouro— relation to gibraltar. and you wouro povo— relation to gibraltar. and you would have thought any minister uouro— would have thought any minister wouro po— would have thought any minister would be annoyed— would have thought any minister would be annoyed when civil oomomo— would be annoyed when civil servants failed— would be annoyed when civil servants failed to carry out the porroy— servants failed to carry out the porroylrpo— servants failed to carry out the policy .the elected - servants failed to carry out the policy the elected government policy of the elected government . amo— policy of the elected government . amo rm— policy of the elected government . and i'm afraid— policy of the elected government . and i'm afraid this is a romrpro— . and i'm

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on- c: " g it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—moggof the nation tonight. — jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. the march through— nation tonight. the march through our— nation tonight. the march through our institutions persists,— through our institutions persists, hastening in speed under— persists, hastening in speed under a— persists, hastening in speed under a new regime. there are no alcoholics— under a new regime. there are no ohcohohcc or— under a new regime. there are no alcoholics or drug— under a new regime. there are no alcoholics or drug addicts , any alcoholics or drug addicts, any ohcohoh— alcoholics or drug addicts, any alcohol misusers_ alcoholics or drug addicts, any alcohol misusers and drug users . hchcoh— alcohol misusers and drug users . instead, this— alcohol misusers and drug users . instead, this will— alcohol misusers and drug users . instead, this will come as under— . instead, this will come as under the— . instead, this will come as under the nhs_ . instead, this will come as under the nhs inclu

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on- c: " g it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—moggof the nation tonight,— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, the— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, the pesky french have— nation tonight, the pesky french have once again— nation tonight, the pesky french have once again shown themselves unworthy— have once again shown themselves unworthy and— have once again shown themselves unworthy and unreliable allies. a conn— unworthy and unreliable allies. a second rate— unworthy and unreliable allies. a second rate navy has taken 90 migrants— a second rate navy has taken 90 migrants from — a second rate navy has taken 90 migrants from french waters over to migrants from french waters over no on— migrants from french waters over to wocnn— migrants from french waters over to our waters, ordering one of nonco— to our waters, ordering one of nonncc no— to our waters, ordering one of our ferries to divert in the oocess so— our ferries to divert in the process. so why- our ferries to divert in the process. so why are we payi

i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and- radio. f f i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and this is etate— jacob rees—mogg tatt ehough— food 10. wales in london are daft enough to— food 10. wales in london are daft enough to add tourist taee — daft enough to add tourist taxes. _their. daft enough to add tourist- taxes. _their problem taxes. then that's their problem . heter— taxes. then that's their problem . reter eaye— taxes. then that's their problem . peter says governments should ohhy— . peter says governments should ohty to— . peter says governments should ohty to that.— . peter says governments should only do that, which— . peter says governments should only do that, which only governments— only do that, which only governments can. oh peter, that is governments can. oh peter, that he euth— governments can. oh peter, that he eueh a— governments can. oh peter, that is such a brilliant— governments can. oh peter, that is such a brilliant point. governments— is such a brilliant point. governments only is such a brilliant point. governments-only that governments should only do that whheh— governments sh

now jacob rees—mogg . gb news. now jacob rees—mogg. there— gb news. difficult for peepte— to make it more difficult for peapte ta— to make it more difficult for peapte ta tet— to make it more difficult for people to let out their homes for people to let out their homes tar shatt— people to let out their homes for short periods— people to let out their homes for short periods . �*" for short periods. if you want to, you will have to get planning permission. you'll have to pay potentially £452 to get this permission just to allow people to use your for house a few days. if it's not your primary residence, there may be some exemption for your primary residence , but this is another residence, but this is another regulation hitting people in the use of their own property . gee, use of their own property. gee, why shouldn't you be allowed to let your property out.7 to whom soever you wish to let it out to freely? why has the government got to interfere and create cost and regulation for people who aren't doing any harm ? they're aren't doing any harm? they

i'm still jacob rees—mogg- news radio. t t i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still jacob rees—mogggraceful .— remoaner gambit to drag us back in disgraceful . john it's pretty in disgraceful. john it's pretty etvteae— in disgraceful. john it's pretty obvious that— in disgraceful. john it's pretty obvious that this— in disgraceful. john it's pretty obvious that this government deeen-t— obvious that this government deeen-t vant— obvious that this government doesn't want to _ obvious that this government doesn't want to capitalise on next. — doesn't want to capitalise on next. .— doesn't want to capitalise on brexit. i have— doesn't want to capitalise on brexit. i have to— doesn't want to capitalise on brexit. i have to vote elsewhere in brexit. i have to vote elsewhere tn me.— brexit. i have to vote elsewhere tn me te— brexit. i have to vote elsewhere in 2024. no names— brexit. i have to vote elsewhere in 2024. no names mentioned . i in 2024. no names mentioned. i nave— in 2024. no names mentioned. i nave ne— in 2024. no names mentioned. i have no choice.— in 2024. no names mentioned

back now to jacob rees—mogg . rees—mogg.nsive and progressive agreement for trans—pacific . we'll call the trans—pacific. we'll call the tpp for has now seen uk join and it will see brexit britain entering a bloc made up of 11 nafions entering a bloc made up of 11 nations now constituting 15% of global commerce . the same as the global commerce. the same as the 27 eu member states. global commerce. the same as the 27 eu member states . a mix of 27 eu member states. a mix of commonwealth states asian and south american countries includes behemoths like japan but our friends like australia and canada and developing countries like peru and malaysia, where there's real strong economic growth cptpp slash tariffs on at least 95% of goods between members and the blocks projected to make a quarter of the globe's gdp by 2050. at that point , the eu is 2050. at that point, the eu is protected projected to make up only 10, so it's set as a real opportunity for us to trade and to make progress in the pacific and we'll have to see what ha

it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on— . hello, good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state- .good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of- c: " g it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. — jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. tonight— jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. tonight could it finally be the— nation. tonight could it finally be the end— nation. tonight could it finally be the end of— nation. tonight could it finally be the end of unelect and politically— be the end of unelect and politically appointed anonymous foreign— politically appointed anonymous fereignjuegee— politically appointed anonymous foreign judges from anywhere from— foreign judges from anywhere from azerbaijan— foreign judges from anywhere from azerbaijan , iran to the from azerbaijan, iran to the principality— from azerbaijan, iran to the principality of— from azerbaijan, iran to the principality of andorra , principality of andorra, meeeune— principality of andorra, meddling in- principality of andorra, meddling in the domestic affairs of the— meddling in the domestic affair

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i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this state of rees—mogg and this is state of the-vette— rees—mogg and thiser this time steve and run. stewe eeye— another this time steve and run. stewe eeye the— another this time steve and run. steve says the most ridiculous ee ter te— steve says the most ridiculous one so far is fisher. them and tteher— one so far is fisher. them and tteher them.— one so far is fisher. them and fisher them. that— one so far is fisher. them and fisher them. that is a new one to fisher them. that is a new one te me— fisher them. that is a new one te me ehe— fisher them. that is a new one te me ehe terry— fisher them. that is a new one to me and jerry says, hi, jacob. if to me and jerry says, hi, jacob. tt yew-e— to me and jerry says, hi, jacob. tt yewre trwty— to me and jerry says, hi, jacob. if you're truly offended by the tehgwege— if you're truly offended by the tehgwege et— if you're truly offended by the language of climate protesters ehe— language of climate protesters ehe green— language of climate protesters and green warriors, you as a eetttteteh— and green warrior

my mark annunziata rees—mogg. my mark meets— annunziata rees—mogg.roversial academic, a man who has called out the left of seate— who has called out the left of eemte ettte— who has called out the left of centre elite who— who has called out the left of centre elite who now dominate the institutions— centre elite who now dominate the institutions of— centre elite who now dominate the institutions of this country amt— the institutions of this country amt tbey— the institutions of this country amt tbey tam-t— the institutions of this country and they don't like it. professor— and they don't like it. professor matthew goodwin joins me sbettty— professor matthew goodwin joins me sbettty te— professor matthew goodwin joins me shortly to tell— professor matthew goodwin joins me shortly to tell me about his emtestve— me shortly to tell me about his exgtestve mue— me shortly to tell me about his explosive new book, which is ameymg— explosive new book, which is ameymg att— explosive new book, which is annoying all of— explosive new book, which is annoying all

jacob rees—mogg joins from me. jacob rees—mogg joins racet— from me. april showers will be continuing . evening.-deakin here. april showers will be continuing. . evening.-deakin here with . evening. alex deakin here with your latest weather update. a bit of a wet one out there at the moment and that will lead to a fairly dull start tomorrow. but up as we go but it should cheer up as we go through the day and for many it will start to feel quite a bit warmer. but right now we've got a couple areas of low a couple of areas of low pressure, big one out in the pressure, a big one out in the atlantic driving this smaller one country. it's one across the country. it's been providing outbreaks of rain one across the country. it's beemanyiiding outbreaks of rain one across the country. it's bee many alreadyitbreaks of rain one across the country. it's bee many alreadyitbreaks of that for many already today and that rain extensive rain becoming more extensive through the evening, spreading into england. southern into northern england. southern scotland turning

i thinkjacob rees—mogg is a very... thorough gentleman and very wise. it would appear now that the idea of a government is that these are people that have been elected in on the manifesto of what they have promised to do. the civil servants are there to do. the civil servants are there to help them carry out what their objectives are. over time, a slow creeping, the tail now wags the dog. now they are attacking suella braveman, dominic raab. iam not aware of allegations that have been made. i have only got snippets of alleged leaks, but it is he through a tomato aggressively into a bin, he stared at somebody... these are pathetic things. one of the things. are pathetic things. one of the thins. ., . ., things. pathetic things? someone from the military _ things. pathetic things? someone from the military has _ things. pathetic things? someone from the military has spoken, - things. pathetic things? someone from the military has spoken, i i things. pathetic things? someone i from the military has spoken, i work closely with the military. thea;r closely w

jacob rees—mogg . . jacob rees—mogg. hello good evening. i'm jacob rees—mogg.s state of the nafion rees—mogg. and this state of the nation tonight, as you've heard, donald trump is currently facing 34 trump type charges in the case demonstrating why the british judicial system is false to the american one. even though they tried to base it on us was there is a certain propensity for judicial activism this country? it doesn't come close to the politicised judiciary and prosecutors in the united states . it used to be believed that marsupials and existed in australasia . yeah but in a australasia. yeah but in a matter of weeks they've been based in the continent of europe and north america. mr. came out today and he stole my line. he called it a kangaroo court and i'm inclined to agree. politics like in boris's case, is being played out in a courtroom . i'm played out in a courtroom. i'm joined now by an excellent panel ideal to discuss this former blair adviser john mcternan and blair adviserjohn mcternan and the political commentator and consultant and indeed fo

jacob rees—mogg easy day for the etweeht — rees—mogg easy day for the government.f melt ewew. hwt— rebels seem to sort of melt away. but loughton and away. but tim loughton and tthett— away. but tim loughton and thet-vet.— away. but tim loughton and others-yes. did- away. but tim loughton and others yes. did they others today. yes. did they ehttethe— others today. yes. did they ehttethe t— others today. yes. did they abstain? i assume they abstained . t— abstain? i assume they abstained . t heweh-t— abstain? i assume they abstained . i haven't had— abstain? i assume they abstained . i haven't had a— abstain? i assume they abstained . i haven't had a chance- abstain? i assume they abstained . i haven't had a chance to look at lists, at the voting lists, but a majority of 55 means would majority of 55 means there would have few, if any, have been very few, if any, voting against. yeah. and tehtwt-t— voting against. yeah. and labour's position- voting against. yeah. and labour's position on- s3 333 yeah. and labour's position on this , labour's position on this, tehtw

i am not jacob rees—mogg , but this is state of rees—mogg, but this is state of the rees—mogg, but thise for four veere tn tne— myself of sexual abuse for four years in the 50— myself of sexual abuse for four years in the 50 seconds, i find the— years in the 50 seconds, i find the eeneetgn— years in the 50 seconds, i find this campaign insulting and tnengntteee— this campaign insulting and thoughtless to— this campaign insulting and thoughtless to all victims of tenet— thoughtless to all victims of sexual abuse.— thoughtless to all victims of sexual abuse. and don , that is sexual abuse. and don, that is tting— sexual abuse. and don, that is tvtng tn— sexual abuse. and don, that is tvtng tn te— sexual abuse. and don, that is tvtng tn te e— sexual abuse. and don, that is tying in to a conversation we're going— tying in to a conversation we're getng te— tying in to a conversation we're getng te neve— tying in to a conversation we're getng te neve tn— tying in to a conversation we're going to have in a— tying in to a conversation we're going to have in a little bit, when— going to have in

it's me, jacob rees—mogg .- hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg .ews today. here's nnoi— speech gb news today. here's nnoi ne— speech gb news today. here's nnoi ne noo— speech gb news today. here's what he had to— speech gb news today. here's what he had to say. 4100.2 what he had to say. you need to do what he had to say. you need to on is— what he had to say. you need to do is understand that the doctors are the solution, not the problem. and i agree with the problem. and i agree with the young man, which is why i don't he should be on don't think he should be on strike. the civil service strike. and the civil service ioning—io- strike. and the civil servicei taking _to stress strike. and the civil service- taking_to stress on taking days off due to stress on you— taking days off due to stress on youn eniiiing— taking days off due to stress on youn eniiiing .— taking days off due to stress on your shilling . surely they just your shilling. surely they just need— your shilling. surely they just need o— your shilling. surely they just need o-oio— yo

i'm looking ati jacob—and-looking jacob rees—mogg and i'm looking at jacob rees—mogg and i'm lookingological gap ene e— there is a big ideological gap ene e iriesv— there is a big ideological gap and a block really between the sivii— and a block really between the sivii servise— and a block really between the civil service and— and a block really between the civil service and members of the senserverive— civil service and members of the conservative party— civil service and members of the conservative party and that snes-s— conservative party and that rner-s e— conservative party and that that's a problem for the voter? i that's a problem for the voter? i venis— that's a problem for the voter? i veeisi ner— that's a problem for the voter? i would not if— that's a problem for the voter? i would not if you're a civil servenp— i would not if you're a civil servenr, vee— i would not if you're a civil servant, you join- i would not if you're a civil servant, you join the civil servise— servant, you join the civil service knowing that you're going— service knowing that you're geing re— ser

a former minister jacob rees—mogg characterised to some of these allegations as snowflake —like.bullying is seen as quite a subjective matter, with some people calling him simply a demanding boss. so is rishi sunak going to have to take those attitudes into consideration when or will he solely be looking at the results of the inquiry? i5 will he solely be looking at the results of the inquiry? is worth ”ointin results of the inquiry? is worth pointing out — results of the inquiry? is worth pointing out that _ results of the inquiry? is worth pointing out that the _ results of the inquiry? is worth pointing out that the inquiry i results of the inquiry? is worth | pointing out that the inquiry was results of the inquiry? is worth i pointing out that the inquiry was a fact—finding mission, so it's not thejob fact—finding mission, so it's not the job of the lawyer who is looking into all of this to say, he has a bully, he is not a bully, this is what you should do, this is what you shouldn't do. in fact, the reason why there is a lawyer looking into this is because at the time, back

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