i'v novara media, michael walker, at novara media, michael walker, and editor of the and the former editorf the daily star dawn neesom. good evening. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> she's ever so colourful. if you're listening or watching, you're listening or watching, you're missing a treat. you are literally i'm not sure if there are any colour of the rainbow that you are not accounting for along outfit. these along your outfit. these wallets, highlighter pens, wallets, the highlighter pens, the post—it notes , it's all the post—it notes, it's all going on. bringing a nice ray of sunshine into the studio tonight. you know the drill as well , don't tonight. you know the drill as well, don't you? it's not just about us. three is about you guys at home. what's on your mind tonight? and can you help me settle something my own mind tonight? and can you help me se please? ething my own mind tonight? and can you help me se please? because my own mind tonight? and can you help me se please? because soy own mind tonight? and can you help me se please? because so much of mind, please? because

lots bastani from novara media.f the topics that we've been talking about today, whether or not there should be a ceasefire. steve, you did make me chuckle because in the break you said it really baffles me how many people in this country that for a ceasefire or that call for a ceasefire or anything else, quite frankly , anything else, quite frankly, think that hamas is going to stop and pay attention to them. well never say never. that's what i say . well never say never. that's what i say. i'll tell you who's in trouble suella in trouble today. suella braverman and braverman when is she not? and i mean that seriousness, mean that in all seriousness, because opens her because every time she opens her mouth, really seem to mouth, people really seem to lose their minds and be calling for her sacking. well, today it's all kicked off again because she did an article in the times newspaper. there's been this whole kind of argument about whether or not that was a sanctioned article or not. apparently not. but the gist of

historian and broadcaster ralph haydel manku and contributing editor to novara media. michael walker. and as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gbnews.com but now it's time for the news with tatiana sanchez. >> esther, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. israel defence forces has confirmed that they've completed the ground and encirclement of gaza city and they've now entered another significant stage in the war. they say northern gaza has come under intensified airstrikes from the israeli military as hamas launched a series of missiles towards israel. at least a dozen combat jets launched missiles at hamas targets while artillery placements opened fire from ground positions. it comes after fresh strikes this morning killed two hamas leaders in jabalya , an area used as jabalya, an area used as a refugee camp. the united nations says it has serious concerns israel's actions could amount to war crimes. the rafah border crossing opened for limited evacuations from gaza for a

tonight , our continues again tonight, our consultant alex dean and the contributing editor at novara mediahael walker. good media, michael walker. good evening. good evening to you. you know, the drill as well. it's not just about us. it's very much about you guys at home. wonder what is possibly home. i wonder what is possibly on your mind tonight. gb views a gbnews.com is how you get a hold of me. or you can tweet me at gb news. i can tell you now my inboxis news. i can tell you now my inbox is already on fire. it's only about 6:05 o'clock. tell me , you know what? i want to get stuck straight into the suella braverman situation. i want all of thoughts that. she of your thoughts on that. she has published her resignation letter and let me tell you now, it is an absolute corker. she does not hold back. she does not mince her words and she does not spare sunak any punches. i can tell you. let's cross live to our political correspondent, katherine forster. she will bnng katherine forster. she will bring us up to speed. good evening, catherine, to you . evening, catherine, to you. >> good ev

historian and broadcaster ralph haydel manku and contributing editor to novara media. michael walker. and as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gbnews.com but now it's time for the news with tatiana sanchez. >> esther, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. israel defence forces has confirmed that they've completed the ground and encirclement of gaza city and they've now entered another significant stage in the war. they say northern gaza has come under intensified airstrikes from the israeli military as hamas launched a series of missiles towards israel. at least a dozen combat jets launched missiles at hamas targets while artillery placements opened fire from ground positions. it comes after fresh strikes this morning killed two hamas leaders in jabalya , an area used as jabalya, an area used as a refugee camp. the united nations says it has serious concerns israel's actions could amount to war crimes. the rafah border crossing opened for limited evacuations from gaza for a

faiths together calling for the same thing, which is a permanent part, absolutely, we have um novara media, and i know that you know people's voices may not have the power in parliament or to make decisions, but ultimately over time, like you mentioned with the balloting, with you choosing representatives in the future, these voices are important, even on mainstream media we don't hear these voices but we will hear them here today and this is one holocaust um sort of survivor daughter of a holocaus survivor speaking um in this recent march people are marching for peace not for hate and and i'm the daughter of holocaust survivors my mother was a survivor of auschwitz so i know quite a lot about antisemitism and this again proves that this um is a march for peace as she says not a march as claimed by the former british secretary of the interior, yeah, absolutely, and also the fact that like you said, we have a diversity of people coming in and speaking their truth, and they are you know say. what they need say, regardless of how many weeks and even with the pause, they know the ultimate um s

the columnist broadcaster peter hitchens alongside me as is the writer and co—founder of novara mediaof media, aaron bastani. lots of you guys getting in touch. i asked you briefly at the start of the programme what you make to the covid inquiry. long story short, pretty all of you short, it pretty much all of you that have touch are that have got in touch are telling you think it's a telling me you think it's a waste of time, effort and money. mary hindsight is mary says hindsight is a wonderful thing. the of wonderful thing. at the end of the day, nobody knew the day, michel, nobody knew what they were doing or how to deal with it all now just deal with it. it all now just looks like a blame game. desperate try and find desperate to try and find a scapegoat. is there out scapegoat. is there anyone out there thinks complete there that thinks the complete opposite this is an opposite that perhaps this is an inquiry desperately opposite that perhaps this is an inquiry and desperately opposite that perhaps this is an inquiry and that;perately opposite that perhaps this is an inquiry and

, michael walker , is novara media, michael walker, is here and gb news economics and business editorfairs for decades, as someone who was commenting on these affairs, even advising leaders right up until his death, a remarkable figure, a jewish refugee from nazi germany , henry kissinger, came to america . america. >> and in his accent and english, he became secretary of state and one of the most powerful figures in successive republican administrations. there you've got the american dream right there. and for many people, he was inspirational. i was lucky to meet him a couple of times over the years. talk to him about lots and lots of issues.i him about lots and lots of issues. i talk to him particularly about how the rest of the world perceived america at really the apogee of us power when he was in the white house. and he was a controversial figure. many people blame him for the prolonged negation of the war in vietnam . other people the war in vietnam. other people laud him for helping to engineer america's withdrawal from vietnam. indeed, he won the nobel peace prize many people

have and this, by the way, this is coming from somebody who this is a podcast that she did for novara medias claiming that labour is islamophobe and is now islamophobe sick and whatnot. made whatnot. islamophobic is a made up from the 1970s from iran up word from the 1970s from iran . so there's no christophobia gaza. >> yeah, that's absolutely part of it. >> yeah. and by the way, and we're talking about somebody who has written herself tweets saying how she'd celebrate the death of blair and netanyahu, how the she referred to as jewish student as a whitey, which is a derogatory term for a white person. and backed violent resistance from palestinian . resistance from palestinian. jews and said that's legitimate. i mean, it's the hypocrisy, nick, is it does seem, doesn't it, that there is a worrying like grip, let's say that islam , like grip, let's say that islam, um, islamic pressure groups , um, islamic pressure groups, islamic interests have on the labour party now. >> absolutely. i mean and then josh almost said the word that i thought the word projecting, which is what it seemed like s

have and this, by the way, this is coming from somebody who this is a podcast that she did for novara medias claiming that labour is islamophobe and is now islamophobe sick and whatnot. made whatnot. islamophobic is a made up from the 1970s from iran up word from the 1970s from iran . so there's no christophobia gaza. >> yeah, that's absolutely part of it. >> yeah. and by the way, and we're talking about somebody who has written herself tweets saying how she'd celebrate the death of blair and netanyahu, how the she referred to as jewish student as a whitey, which is a derogatory term for a white person. and backed violent resistance from palestinian . resistance from palestinian. jews and said that's legitimate. i mean, it's the hypocrisy, nick, is it does seem, doesn't it, that there is a worrying like grip, let's say that islam , like grip, let's say that islam, um, islamic pressure groups , um, islamic pressure groups, islamic interests have on the labour party now. >> absolutely. i mean and then josh almost said the word that i thought the word projecting, which is what it seemed like s

jet is co—owned by oil heir michael hurd, and it emits two tonnes of co2 an hour, even more than novara mediat thought of that on the spot. sorry guys. aaron seems all right. but anyway and so it's, you know, obviously hypocritical . we know this kind hypocritical. we know this kind of thing. it's just what these people isn't yeah. people do, isn't it? yeah. i mean, it's a it's a kind of boiled, sweet of a story, isn't it? it is still vaguely it? but it is still vaguely grating. mean, this is grating. oh, no. i mean, this is absolutely relevant. i mean, this we've got all these this is we've got all these elites. it's like emma thompson , elites. it's like emma thompson, prince not king prince harry. he's not king harry katy perry. although harry yet. katy perry. although all these people who lecture us, the small people were not allowed to fly lanzarote on allowed to to fly lanzarote on ryanair once a year. and they're just jetting around in these private mean, at least private jets. i mean, at least fill with they could fill it fill it with they could fill it with homeless people. it's fill

jet is co—owned by oil heir michael hurd, and it emits two tonnes of co2 an hour, even more than novara mediat thought of that on the spot. sorry guys. aaron seems all right. but anyway and so it's, you know, obviously hypocritical . we know this kind hypocritical. we know this kind of thing. it's just what these people isn't yeah. people do, isn't it? yeah. i mean, it's a it's a kind of boiled, sweet of a story, isn't it? it is still vaguely it? but it is still vaguely grating. mean, this is grating. oh, no. i mean, this is absolutely relevant. i mean, this we've got all these this is we've got all these elites. it's like emma thompson , elites. it's like emma thompson, prince not king prince harry. he's not king harry katy perry. although harry yet. katy perry. although all these people who lecture us, the small people were not allowed to fly lanzarote on allowed to to fly lanzarote on ryanair once a year. and they're just jetting around in these private mean, at least private jets. i mean, at least fill with they could fill it fill it with they could fill it with homeless people. it's fill

i'm the centrist among novara media. i'm a bog standard social democrat.sly, chancellor speech, obviously, as chancellor who shaker who was a big mover and shaker in that of the conservative in that era of the conservative party. and i think we're party. and i think what we're seeing now actually, you seeing now is actually, you know, the failure of that era, because becomes because whoever becomes chancellor now, you are in a somewhat position. somewhat difficult position. interest it's interest rates are high. it's not cheap borrow it not as cheap to borrow as it used to be. growth is somewhat low. at the same time, we low. but at the same time, we have crumbling infrastructure . have crumbling infrastructure. anyone walking around the country can see that much country can see that not much works. you're waiting a very long a doctor . and long time to see a doctor. and those by the way, those hospitals, by the way, are crumbling. there's a real problem sort capital problem with sort of capital investment in hospitals. and i think what you're seeing is wh

not necessarily just him though, to be fair, some of his other colleagues in novara media, john, who'sbiden. now, wouldn't think biden. now, you wouldn't think joe was off a flying joe biden was to off a flying hero. but on other hand, you hero. but on the other hand, you know, he's the man behind the scenes who's got the hostages out. so let's not. is it though him ? the more the more you hear him? the more the more you hear all right. the more you hear about it. the more you realise american pressure . i don't mean, american pressure. i don't mean, of course, biden personally. he's some he's surrounded by some extremely impressive people and they've worked very hard on israel behind the scenes and they've got at least something to i'm confident i'm going to win this one because my greatest briton is glenn edwards , the briton is glenn edwards, the hero rescued the man in the hero who rescued the man in the train in redding earlier this week. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> too, right. this guy hovered a crane over a burning building, 16 stories, i think it was . and 16 stories, i think i

sense of any of that is former conservative special adviser claire pearsall and co founder of novara mediathe spring? clare, let's come to you first. what do you what do you make of this suggestion? >> well , it's always a suggestion? >> well, it's always a guessing game when it comes to general elections , but just having a elections, but just having a look at what happens in the autumn statement of this week with the tax cut on national insurance being brought in from january , it just leads you to january, it just leads you to believe that they would give people three months of a bit of extra money in their pocket. perhaps then announcing an earlier spring statement with further tax cuts and then you would go to the country with people feeling, oh, well , the people feeling, oh, well, the tories are on my side, they're making me have more money in my pocket . so it kind of looks as pocket. so it kind of looks as if they're setting that up. now the election could come earlier . the election could come earlier. we've been told to be on a war footing from january, so hopefully we'll hold i