i'm sure nigel farage _ will do that. ok. i'm sure nigel farage would - will do that. ok.int that i want to make to you, which is... ., , ., , want to make to you, which is... ., ,, , a is... can you 'ust... a different _ is... can youjust... a different messenger, | is... can youjust... a - different messenger, then. let mejust say to different messenger, then. let me just say to you — how do you reconcile the fact that you are calling for a suspension of the right of the european court of justice to challenge the french government on setting the number of migrants it wants to come into the country? that was a central plank of the brexiteers.— a central plank of the brexiteers. . ., ., brexiteers. let me recall one oint. brexiteers. let me recall one point- the — brexiteers. let me recall one point. the migration - brexiteers. let me recall one point. the migration policy i point. the migration policy coming from abroad is a shared policy in france between the eu and between member states. we needin and between member states. we need in our constitution to put in the word

when the channel launched. it rezi pharaohs, andrew neil, in the end, can there be only one —— nigel faragehink the problem is farage will define the - farage? i think the problem is farage will define the nature l farage? i think the problem is| farage will define the nature of farage? i think the problem is - farage will define the nature of the channel, whether intentionally. that would be the reality. immediately, someone like andrew neil with a great reputation over many years in journalism because of his track record suddenly gets associated completely with something that has dominated by somebody who is fairly controversial. i can quite see why that aspect of it might unsettle him. ., ., that aspect of it might unsettle him. ., . , that aspect of it might unsettle him. ., ., , , that aspect of it might unsettle him. ., . , , .., him. could he have seen this coming? i su ose, him. could he have seen this coming? i suppose. probably. _ him. could he have seen this coming? i suppose, probably, he _ him. could he have seen this coming? i suppose, probably, he should - him. could he have

i'm sure nigel farage would not necessarily describe himself as "far—right".e to you, which is... can you just... a different messenger, then. let me just say to you — how do you reconcile the fact that you are calling for a suspension of the right of the european court ofjustice to challenge the french government on setting the number of migrants it wants to come into the country? that was a central plank of the brexiteers. let me recall one point. the migration policy coming from abroad is a shared policy in france between the eu and between member states. we need in our constitution to put in the words we are missing today about migration. let me just recall one point about this guy, mr farage — once again, an extremist from the far right, in my view. when i met him, he requested a meeting with me in my office in brussels. i asked him a question: "mr farage, how do you see the iteration "of the eu and the uk after brexit?" his answer was very clear: "mr barnier, after brexit, the eu will no longer exist." that is the reason why i have nothing to do with mr

nigel farage is laughing. is with us.heir facemasks so you couldn't make out what they were actually saying. i don't know how shocked boris was the country on the side of the pond can't believe the leader of the free world, the elected president of the usa, is not allowed to take questions and that is making british media for the first time promptly asked a question, is this man fit and capable to be the leader of america and the free world. we are quite shocked. as you know in this country prime ministers are questioned in the house of commons openly every week, the prime minister's questions which is a great piece of theater, questioned by the media, we can't believe president biden is not allowed to answer questions and today we learned even the few sentences he spoke in that get together were scripted for him word by word and read by him. it really is shocking that america is led by this man. stuart: does this mask, does this work for us? this mixed messaging over masks is coming from the white house, vice president h

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todd: that is the sentiment so many americans are feeling, whether it has spread overseas, nigel farageanswer that for you. jillian: we've spoken to him on numerous occasions, he has remained steadfast on his sentiment of how this whole thing was done by the united states. defense secretary lloyd austin spoke an hour ago during his visit to bahrain where he defended the us evacuation efforts. americans and allies were left behind by the administration. >> we evacuated 124,000 people from kabul, afghanistan, the largest airlift in our history and it was remarkably well done. jillian: in the last hour i spoke to a student who asked that we refer to her as as a har, she says she's a target for the television. >> finally able to study and be considered individuals. they are trying to imprison us once again. todd: as for those evacuated from afghanistan dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas said no credible or specific threats to the country on the twentieth anniversary of 9/11, reading out potential terrorists among thousands of refugees. jillian: vice president kamala harris is hitting the camp

seems to be a view that we will go for nigel farage and that audience. and - channel should actually be. if he wasn't comfortable and it was his own channel, why was he not able to impose his own vision? trio own channel, why was he not able to impose his own vision?— impose his own vision? no one is in total control — impose his own vision? no one is in total control of _ impose his own vision? no one is in total control of anything. _ impose his own vision? no one is in total control of anything. there i impose his own vision? no one is in total control of anything. there are | total control of anything. there are backers, there are people who are brought in. there was angelos franco paloschi was brought in from australia, who had his own strong views i'm sure about where the channel was going, and there were a number of people who were seen to be supporters of andrew neil who resigned and left the channel as it went along. so they're seemingly seems to have been a power battle behind the scenes about what direction the channel should actually have, an

last hour british broadcaster and former brexit party leader nigel farage call the deplorable. >> heon china or the chinese communist regime by name and i think that was a cowardly act. at the un of all places that was a moment to show leadership. to bring allies together in saying we are not going to put up with china. >> reporter: later biden met with british prime minister boris johnson at the white house but us media didn't have a chance to ask questions. biden declined to call on any journalists and when they turned their questions to the president biden jokingly said this. >> would be okay to have a couple questions? just a couple? >> president biden: ask him a question. >> reporter: the new york post is reporting members of the press pool went to white house press secretary jen psaki's office to complain that the american reporters were recognized. jillian: thank you. let's bring in joe concha to give us his thoughts on what we just saw play out. how do you interrupt boris johnson when he is taking questions? >> reporter: jen psaki was asked about this monday. when will the pr

even nigel farage, who said he wouldn't want to live next door to romanians and blamed the coronavirusants. is jumping on the raducanu bandwagon. fine, everyone, even the hypocrites, want a piece of her and her sporting success. here's the thing, and it makes my kind of uncomfortable. it's easy to celebrate the immigrants who do amazing things, who turn out to be tennis stars or soccer stars or the founders of google or tesla, but what about the immigrants who aren't spectacular, who aren't winning trophies for their new country? why can't we celebrate immigrants as people who just upped and moved to another country because they wanted a better life for themselves and their families? when did that become a crime? we'll have to leave it there. thanks for watching. we'll be right back here next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and you can catch me monday through thursday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on the choice, on nbc's streaming channel, peacock. now it's time to turn it over to joshua johnson for the last time as he hosts his final edition of the week before he heads for his new nightly show on