international court for issuing an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir, put in by inviting mr. bolton through next year. summit in brazil with a promise that he will personally protect him from arrest. so whether it's a latin america, asia, india, for them at least, there is no denying that countries see the g 20 very different from how they used to see the g. 20. not only are they no longer falling in line with western narratives, they are now also offering their own replacement. notice that it's happening more and more slovakia for example, which borders ukraine. they just completed new parliamentary elections and the winter is just ma'am, right here. roberts, jo, or think go, i think they call them the show who will now lead slovakia, i mean, which is a nato country. so lock you is a made old country. and this gentleman came out feature right after his election and he said essentially no more money for your grant with us that will cause that, that goes. but it's, it'll be just based on a little fuzzy to, but it's about it's mutual to be nimble, jumped on to a comfortable it. we jus

mr. bolton, what do you know about this binder? >> well, i haven't heard anything more than what came from the cnn reporting. i must say, the very existence of the binder, as has been described, strikes me a strange. it does not sound like something the cia would do, these various documents, some, supposedly, raw intelligence. others, different kinds of communications, or evaluations. i do not get that part of it. it does sound like something that, maybe, someone not all that familiar with government processed, but who had access to classified information, may put together. >> it is interesting, and i think you are right. it does seem odd that any document would have all of this information, all in one place, making it easy for someone to walk away with it. one of the other parts of this is mark meadows, and his role. he is now cooperating with the special counsel, and he, in some ways, is at the center of the story. his legal team alleges, he had nothing to do with this binder going missing. but, what cassidy hutchison suggested i

. >> and what do you think about that, mr mr bolton well, first of all, we don't know the circumstancesy. and if it was indeed a suicide, then we don't know what the motives for that were yet. so i would park judgement on that particular incident. >> but there is a there is a legitimate question, is there not, on this particular article on on article 31 of the united nafions on on article 31 of the united nations refugee convention, if somebody has entered a country illegally, even if it's for the purpose of claiming asylum, then you can detain them. >> now , these these these people >> now, these these these people on the bibby stockholm aren't being detained. but where do you put them? are we just suggesting that we them sort of loose that we let them sort of loose in the country without accommodation, without any tracking , without, you know, tracking, without, you know, we'll lose track of them. the home office has already lost track of thousands of asylum seekers, so no , what we've got seekers, so no, what we've got a problem with here is, is the government does not first of all, h

mr sunak will also attend an event organised by melonis brothers of italy party, which elon musk is also expected to attend. border security expert henry boltonld us the pm needs to find a real solution in. >> i think it is a bit of a gimmick and i worry that everybody or governments , everybody or governments, parliaments, politicians, the media, the public has become fixated on rwanda. we shouldn't be. there are a whole range of other risks out there, as well as immigration. there's all the cocaine, all the heroin , 97% of cocaine, all the heroin, 97% of the illegal firearms that enter the illegal firearms that enter the that are in this country have entered across our borders , have entered across our borders, and rwanda won't work. i'm absolutely convinced rwanda will not do what the government says it will do . it will do. >> the metropolitan police says it will carefully consider a civil judgement handed down yesterday that found that prince harry was the victim of phone hacking. the high court found that extensive phone hacking had taken place at the mirror group newspapers over several years. prince harry described the result as great

bolton. sir roger, welcome to the show once again . and here we are once again. and here we are once again. and here we are once again talking about mrhing i hear a lot from people who work at the bbc is that when lineker does something this, they does something like this, they kind think, why kind of groan and think, oh, why can't you just keep mate? can't you just keep quiet, mate? what's your take? >> i think not just the people at the bbc. director general needs this. >> hole in the head and new. >> the appointed chair is something he has got to go in front of. mps wednesday and front of. mps on wednesday and he's an answer to this. >> yeah, the timing is awful, but i've question for you, but i've got a question for you, martin would you be so concerned if a if gary lineker had signed a letter of the rwanda letter in support of the rwanda scheme ? scheme? >> well, they should keep his nose out of it. whatever his position on the rwanda scheme, because i have to pay my licence fee everybody else in fee like everybody else in britain, want hear britain, because i want to hear people football people talk about football or news it li