we have neil parish , linda we have neil parish, linda jubilee and emma burnell. we have neil parish, linda jubilee and emma burnell . plus jubilee and emma burnell. plus the most important part of the show. your messages. they come straight to my laptop . straight to my laptop. gbnews.com/yoursay. and this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring . not on my watch. do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours to come. that dreadful man, david tennant at 10:00. but first, my big opinion. man, david tennant at 10:00. but first, my big opinion . we just first, my big opinion. we just have to hope that whatever happens this coming thursday, when the nation goes to the polls, that woke doesn't win. and whether our next prime minister is sir keir starmer or rishi sunak . one of these two rishi sunak. one of these two men has got to spend the next five years pushing back on this divisive and frankly sinister movement, which is damaging our society. the brilliant historian niall ferguson likens the increasingly woke west to the crumbling soviet

we've got former tory mp and farmer neil parish, journalist and communications advisor linda jubilee consultant and labour party activist susie stride. got to go to you , neil. stride. got to go to you, neil. this is like half an hour since we discussed suella braverman. i think she's leaving the conservative party. i think she'll join reform uk in a matter of weeks. >> first of all, i'm not a plant based tory. all right, i'll get that. will you make plants, don't you? you're a farmer. i'm a farmer. and i like red meat. so let's get this absolutely straight. but on the suella braverman, the problem with suella was that on the tuesday before the election . right. the before the election. right. the election is coming on the thursday she sends off a blast. okay. the tories not got it right. the election's going badly. no mp likes that. when you're facing a general election. had she waited to 10:00 on thursday when the polls were closed , she could have said were closed, she could have said what she liked. history. it's not ancient history. not as far as the mps are concerned. now, i thi

we've got former tory mp and farmer neil parish, journalist and communications advisor linda jubilee nsultant and labour party activist susie stride. got to go to you , neil. stride. got to go to you, neil. this is like half an hour since we discussed suella braverman. i think she's leaving the conservative party. i think she'll join reform uk in a matter of weeks. >> first of all, i'm not a plant based tory. all right, i'll get that. will you make plants, don't you? you're a farmer. i'm a farmer. and i like red meat. so let's get this absolutely straight. but on the suella braverman, the problem with suella was that on the tuesday before the election . right. the before the election. right. the election is coming on the thursday she sends off a blast. okay. the tories not got it right. the election's going badly. no mp likes that. when you're facing a general election. had she waited to 10:00 on thursday when the polls were closed , she could have said were closed, she could have said what she liked. history. it's not ancient history. not as far as the mps are concerned. now, i think

i make no apologies for covering it in such detail, neil parish , it in such detail, neil parish, arerising donald trump as adolf hitler calling him fascist? >> yeah. i mean, i don't think it's helped, has it? and it shouldn't, you know, we should never a fascist. >> is he adolf hitler? >> is he adolf hitler? >> no, i don't think he is a fascist. i mean, i don't agree with all his views, but he's a you know, that's because you're a tory wet. he's a he's a drug. >> he's a bed wetting. >> he's a bed wetting. >> he's a drug. how dare you? >> he's a drug. how dare you? >> but are you seriously? >> but are you seriously? >> no. are you. no. i'm not, but he's just. he's just exaggerating. >> i tell you, he's got a picture of david cameron in his bedroom. >> i've seen it. >> oh, my god, i don't think you have completed my bedroom. >> so you haven't seen a picture of david cameron, so you put it up. >> but, but but no, seriously, i think he's not, i think, you know, when you start portraying any politician in these extreme ways, it's like when we do an extreme left, extreme right of politics,

neil, committee, neil parish. his report that farmers are the biggest contributors to global warming and they're the last to meet the targets ? what are we going to targets? what are we going to do? stop eating, do you think to meet these green targets? >> yes, jacob. i mean, that's exactly the phrase i was going to use. we do actually need to have food. and of course we can actually reduce our emissions quite a lot in farming because, you know, if you take a ruminant, if you feed it a very digestible food, it will give off less methane gas. we can produce excellent vegetables and salads here, all of this we need to produce because a lot of the world is getting hotter and dner world is getting hotter and drier and more difficult to produce. and so you know, when the first thing the energy secretary, new energy secretary doesis secretary, new energy secretary does is allow a huge solar farm, on very good land in norfolk, this has to stop because in the end, we are not going to have enough food and we will import it.

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and former conservative mp neil pansh former conservative mp neil parish , who thinks the idea is parishriend, i think you could look and look at you and say, what are you talking about? get into the real world and the real world dictates now that everybody can travel whenever the heck they want. it isn't even that expensive. what is the damage we're doing to the planet? and why are you so disturbed? you don't travel. i should point out you haven't been on a plane. and how long? >> i haven't flown for a holiday for over 20 years. because once i realised the impact was that i just couldn't do it, my conscience couldn't do it. i think a lot of people don't understand how big carbon emissions are. flights are. so take heathrow, where the protest was. heathrow airport is britain's largest source of carbon emissions, 20 million tons of carbon. now, what does a tonne of carbon mean? most people don't know what it means. 20 million tons of carbon is more emissions than every single household in britain's electricity . so we would have to electricity. so we would have to turn off everything in o