to the neil oliver show . now the the neil oliver show. become the so—called leader of the free world took another twist last week when president joe biden decided he would not be running for re—election. so we're told biden has endorsed his vice president, kamala harris, who now looks poised to take on republican candidate donald trump in what's likely to be a bitter and hard fought contest over the next few months. i'm joined now to discuss all of this by garland nixon, a radio talk show host and political analyst in washington , dc. it's a pleasure washington, dc. it's a pleasure to see you there . thank you for to see you there. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for inviting me, >> thank you for inviting me, >> this is a fascinating period in american history through which we are living, is it not? what was your, gut reaction to the to the pivot from sharp as a tack, ready for anything joe biden to sidelining him and now all guns blazing with kamala harris that it wouldn't appear many people particularly want ? many people particu

welcome back to the neil oliver show . to put it mildly. it's show. to put it mildly.cs with an assassination attempt on president trump and a new republican vice presidential candidate being named. and president biden apparently coming down with covid. here to discuss all of that and more. i'm joined now by jemmy dore, comedian and political commentator. hello, jemmy. >> hello. great to be with you again. >> oh, thanks, jemmy. always good to hear your voice, i listened to , our mutual friend listened to, our mutual friend tucker carlson , you know, tucker carlson, you know, cogitating, in the aftermath of what happened and he said that it seemed to him that something had changed that day, the shooting, transformed trump in some sort of way that he's that he is now visibly a leader and a brave man. but what was your what was your gut reaction ? what was your gut reaction? >> it was uncommonly, brave of i couldn't think of a politician doing that. you think that once there's an active shooter and you've already been shot in a part of your head, that you would just stay

you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news with me, bev. welcome back to the neil show.. bev turner this with me. bev turner this evening. now, one policy that labour were very vocal about pnor labour were very vocal about prior to the election was their intention to slap 20% vat on private school fees . they claim private school fees. they claim that this would raise £1.3 billion, which would fund 6500 new teachers. but does it feel to you like a cruel and vindictive policy designed to divide? well, joining me to discuss this are education expert tom buick and political commentator aaron bastani is still with me. aaron, let's start with you . it felt a little start with you. it felt a little bit to me like the mask slipped with labour when they were so wedded to this idea from the start, 1.3 billion sounds like a lot of money in the grand scheme of things. it isn't a huge amount, but the people that will be targeted by this will be those children who are at private school who then have to move and change their whole life for those kids to move into a state school becaus

welcome along to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, radio and online tonight on the show we will assessestigating the united kingdom's resilience and preparedness for a pandemic emergency . will be debating what emergency. will be debating what the new labour government should do if we are to cut carbon emissions significantly by 2030 andindeed emissions significantly by 2030 and indeed whether that is even and indeed whether that is even a desirable aim in the first place. and i'll be discussing a truly momentous week in american politics as president donald trump survived an assassination attempt before naming his running mate for his presidential bid. all of that coming up and plenty of discussion with my panellists this week, andrew eborn. but first, an update on the latest news headlines . news headlines. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom . rachel from the gb newsroom. rachel reeves has suggested that pay rises could be on the way for pubuc rises could be on the way for public sector workers.

welcome to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, on radio and online. assessing the current state of play in the race for the white house with political analyst garland nixon . what impact could garland nixon. what impact could the presidential race have on united states foreign policy? but a lot i would think. and could the outcome increase the chance of global conflicts? i'll be talking about that to colonel douglas macgregor, and we will ask what impact the international court of justice's ruling last week against israel may have on the ongoing conflict in gaza? all of that coming up, plus plenty of discussion and contrary opinion. i hope with my panellists , tom buick. but panellists, tom buick. but first, an update on the latest

neil oliver has been affected by this tech meltdown. he's to here tell us more because i think he's currently getting ready to try and get on a flight to do his show morning, both. morning, everyone. yeah i knew there was something wrong here. i turned up about half past seven this morning, maybe 8:00, and the queue , just to get into the queue, just to get into the building was stretching away into the distance. hundreds of metres long, all holiday makers just trying to get inside the airport . once i was finally able airport. once i was finally able to get through up to through security into departures, and then the news dropped on my phone that the flight was cancelled and my flight to london. so i'm not i'm not coming down to london at the moment, and then gradually i began to hear all sorts of gossip around me, and people were saying there was this massive tech outage all over the world. and, well, here i am. >> so are there dozens or hundreds of people in a similar position to you? and also you've got a show to record this evening in london. what are you going to do? >> well, absolutely. there's it's hard to tell. it's obviously patchy. i me