, nigel >> so then nadine dorries, nigel adams quit. that 7 adams quit. do you remember that ? yeah. uh, obviously the honours list came out from boris johnson. remember that? johnson. you remember that? >> yes. hideous bad behaviour i think by he always is though. >> when is it, when is it ever a good list, isn't doesn't stink to high heaven i mean dave cameron was appalling. >> gordon brown did he didn't do one, didn't do one, nor did blair, nor did blair. >> i think resignation honours list should be didn't do them. >> they should be abolished. i don't know why they just the whole of corruption don't know why they just the who also of corruption don't know why they just the who also leadsf corruption don't know why they just the who also leads to orruption don't know why they just the who also leads to furthern problems. >> it damages those do get >> it damages those who do get honours actual work honours for actual good work because leader in because the scout leader in a community, get mbes, community, they get their mbes, whatever

nadine dorries, a boris johnson ally , decided to stir johnson ally, decided to stir the plot . the ploti sunak as prime minister and rishi sunak conducted his much anticipated reshuffle , while shocking reshuffle, while shocking westminster with a return of former pm david cameron ? former pm david cameron? >> even gb news viewers got a surprise suella braverman was sacked for defying rishi sunak days before the supreme court gave its verdict on his rwanda plan. >> the home secretary's appeal is therefore dismissed. we have a plan to deliver the rwanda deal and we will do whatever it takes to stop the boats. >> we'll get back to migration in a minute. jeremy hunts autumn statement had a surprise cut in taxes . this was the chancellor taxes. this was the chancellor in september. >> well, i'm saying that no tax cuts are possible in a substantial way at the moment. so it's not just inheritance tax, it's income tax. it's all the different taxes that people look at. if we start having big tax cuts, it would be inflationary . inflationary. >> but by november he had changed his tune. but inste

and remember nadine was nadine dorries, when she was culture she over culture secretary, she quit overhe froze the licence for two years. and what did the bbc do? they then demand a 9% increase in the licence fee, which is an outrage. and remember, until very recently, until 2020, if you were over 75, you got it free. so you should because you paid into it, paid into this wretched organisation for decades. >> and it's living on borrowed time because if you ask my teenagers, you've got to pay this you go to prison, they this or you go to prison, they say, don't watch it. say, well, i don't watch it. i don't to it. then you don't want to watch it. then you know it's not going to last long, is it? right. >> and there are people currently didn't currently in prison who didn't pay currently in prison who didn't pay predominantly pay the tv licence predominantly women. right. pay the tv licence predominantly women. right . joining us now >> yeah, right. joining us now from outside the covid inquiry is our political correspondent olivia morning, olivia utley lee. good morning, olivia utley le

rather hard to get into the, uh, into the upper classes, unless you're, uh, david cameron as nadine dorriesow, it's, su it'sse, difficult will tell us all. but, you know, it's, su it'sse, longert will tell us all. but, you know, it's, suit'sse, longer simply will tell us all. but, you know, it's, su it'sse, longer simply a because it's no longer simply a three tier system. you've got it's fractured along all kinds of different lines. it's a lot more regional than i think it used to be. um, and of course, labour has to try to pick off at a lot of these because these are groups or groups that can go tory or laboun groups that can go tory or labour. they vote labour. you know, they vote brexit, they're white. van man. they're blair was they're things that blair was able to win, but they're also the was able the people that boris was able to win. so i think people to win. so i think saying people that of trying that work is his way of trying to make as broad as possible, to make it as broad as possible, trying many trying to say as to as many people as possible, you're people as possible, yes,

nadine in the nadine dorries wrote in the daily mail this morning that she was a health minister at thet monet used to explain that monet has used to explain how got the contract, she how she got the contract, she says doesn't make sense, says that doesn't make sense, that servants were that no civil servants were asked recommend contacts. asked to% recommend contacts. there should have been a proper procurement process should there should have been a proper procu gone,it process should there should have been a proper procu gone, shouldss should there should have been a proper procu gone, should have should there should have been a proper procu gone, should have takenild have gone, should have taken place . well they didn't. place. well they didn't. >> that there wasn't >> the reason that there wasn't was this vip ling and was because of this vip ling and that any form of that circumnavigated any form of subjectivity in terms of procuring the contract . and that procuring the contract. and that just wasn't there. yeah it has a bad stench. >> it does. vip lane. yes why would there be a v