the one and only peter edwards . we also and only peter edwards.h and former adviser bofis dodsworth and former adviser boris johnson and political commentator, cover arranger. i've got to start with the former editor labour list. the one and only peter edwards. peter, good have you back. storm has got five reasons why he wants to be prime. i've got 50 demonstrating. he must never be. well, i think that's nonsense . well, i think that's nonsense. really. and you're being so polite to me, i thought you might start with actually a lot of your monologue wasn't really accurate. look let's just take one. for example , one of the one. for example, one of the pledges is about public . so is pledges is about public. so is keir starmer woke or wet or soft or is he actually that wants to invest in public services to make our streets safer so for example, when keir starmer ran , example, when keir starmer ran, the crown prosecution service and national organisation, which gives him leadership skills, the conviction rates for rape and sexual offences increased.

the one and only peter edwards . we also and only peter edwards.h and former adviser bofis dodsworth and former adviser boris johnson and political commentator, cover arranger. i've got to start with the former editor labour list. the one and only peter edwards. peter, good have you back. storm has got five reasons why he wants to be prime. i've got 50 demonstrating. he must never be. well, i think that's nonsense . well, i think that's nonsense. really. and you're being so polite to me, i thought you might start with actually a lot of your monologue wasn't really accurate. look let's just take one. for example , one of the one. for example, one of the pledges is about public . so is pledges is about public. so is keir starmer woke or wet or soft or is he actually that wants to invest in public services to make our streets safer so for example, when keir starmer ran , example, when keir starmer ran, the crown prosecution service and national organisation, which gives him leadership skills, the conviction rates for rape and sexual offences increased.

alongside me, matt daubney, the journalist and former brexit party mep and peter edwards, the formerguys have been in touch in your droves , rob says. yes there your droves, rob says. yes there should be a cap on the number of children that a mother or family can have a claim for. bit harsh on the next line there, rob, you said professional baby factories should not be a career choice . should not be a career choice. cor blimey, i'm one of six. by the way, christopher says if you choose to have a child, that's up to you to look after them. i've got a dog. what? and i don't expect government's help for her. so ultimately i expect help just because you've got two or three for all my children . or three for all my children. christopher, i hate to break. it's either my friend, the dog's are not going to. well, actually, i say that or not, but going forward, it's not the dogs you need to keep civilisation going country that we're going in this country that we're not to be progressing very not going to be progressing very much run out of children's much if we run out of children's to keep

political commentator emma webb, our friend of the show, of course, and the former editor of globalist peter edwardst sound like a bit of an extreme and silly question to put that we should open the. but to many people, it seems like our borders are so porous peter we might as well just fling them open. got to make open. well, you've got to make a distinction policy is distinction what the policy is and whether it's actually and then whether it's actually enforced. think there's no enforced. but i think there's no appetite for open . appetite in britain for open. and any politician , any and any politician, any politician who said that would have been deaf to the message of the 2016 brexit referendum and even jeremy corbyn, who is no longer a labour mp, but that even he was leader, he wasn't really for open borders. the question is how do you have a policy ? how do you enforce it? policy? how do you enforce it? ultimately, how you keep people safe because there's a tragedy and there's a lot of back forth in westminster there's a tragedy because dying to because are dying trying to cross the water, g

joining me now is former editor of labour list peter edwards and, the executive editor of the critic bastian millbank. now peter, those are those us who would say that embracing trans ideology soon without any concrete data is bound to raise like this have been saying it for a while. should we have been should have been more obvious to us. i don't use the word ideology. i we all agree on. try trans people should be treated with dignity . should be treated with dignity. but i want to talk about the of it which is i don't see why it's appropriate excuse me for anyone under the age of 18 to have life altering of this nature because . it is very difficult to give informed consent. obviously the sunday times have run effect a campaign on this reporting over many months and described today in a book extract regret and second thoughts by some of the children who perhaps may now be over the age of 18, who have had these drugs which are irreversible, but i come back to this point, which is i and i'm sure everyone watching wants trans people to be treated with dignity. but what is a failure ? d

peter edwards to finish what he was saying. peter. sorry. please go . yeah.u so there was go. yeah. thank you so there was no conspiracy . institution state no conspiracy. institution state did what it meant to. you can agree or with the idea that the people run it are incredibly and serious. and so there. and you say to say that the bank of england i think actually liz truss i feel personally because was humiliated and i think you wouldn't wish on anyone in her premiership kind of hanging around her neck the rest of her life. i feel very sad personally because it a failure, but to come back with twice come back after little more than 100 days and say i was right when that kind of the ranks every part of the british state the labour party the conservative party, the obe all the treasury and a lot of the voters and the media all said she was rotten. now that did they didn't. in fact, all shops is only said that actually some of the things actually some of the things actually right she said she expects that in case she does come back , he wants to keep his come

the labour list, peter edwards. peter, i'm going to start with you the studio.studio. so, peter, you about peter, what do you think about this. rishi seems to this. rishi sunak seems to be edging closer to potentially ditching bill. is ditching the protocol bill. is he do that? well, it he wise to do that? well, it looks that's going to looks like that's going to happen. in the works for happen. it's in the works for a couple there's been couple of weeks. there's been very about it. but in very publicity about it. but in a of briefings over the a flurry of briefings over the last it seems to be a last 48 hours, it seems to be a mixture of good and bad. so a green line for goods from great britain into northern ireland and power for northern courts deal have disputes in the first instance rather than going to europe. so one senses that a lot of then have of people. but then you have bofis of people. but then you have boris johnson sidelines boris johnson on sidelines criticising the deal before it's even been announced , first off even been announced, first off th

london assembly member shaun bailey and former labour list editor peter edwards. okay. well we had a keir starmer's big reveal this five pledges he announced . why five pledges he announced. why is it five of them? three or ten? or of course, it all goes back to the. excuse me, she did five. what? it goes back 25 years to tony blair, but in reality, it goes back to the presentation of it. you can't get more than five on a little credit card bit of paper, get more than five on a little credyouird bit of paper, get more than five on a little credyou now. bit of paper, get more than five on a little credyou now. andrew, paper, get more than five on a little credyou now. andrew, neilar, get more than five on a little credyou now. andrew, neil who i can you now. andrew, neil who i think is a fantastic broadcaster and very even handed , has and very even handed, has written a eviscerating column of keir and i don't think he's got it right at all because he's saying keir starmer is five pledges to blind even they covered great swathes of public from nhs the economy and i

former brexit party mep bill lucy former editor of bill lucy and former editor of the label is peter edwards'm start with you i'm going to start with you linda to see where she she's coming up now. well, i'll start with you, peter, because belinda's oh, belinda's hanging about. oh, i hope. peter, you think hope. peter, what do you think then regards the should then with regards the should bofis is then with regards the should boris is we should boris motto is we should see that right for this thing that right to ask for this thing be ditched. well boris an mp and he's welcome to contribute. but this it's wrapped up this thing is it's wrapped up in his ambition think his own ambition because think about former prime about the former prime minister's major and tony minister's john major and tony blair role in the blair both a huge role in the peace process , 1990s. they don't peace process, 1990s. they don't want be minister so want to be prime minister so when they speak, it's a degree of there's of independence. but there's nothing in it for themselves. with boris johnson , it's only with bor

he's a former mep and peter edwards as well, who's a former editor of labour list.d this deal just seems like might be all right okay why not just wave it through and we all crack on. well, two reasons. first of all, it's not about trade . it's actually about the trade. it's actually about the acts of union. what form the united kingdom . and we need to united kingdom. and we need to see that the acts of union are restored. so citizens of northern ireland are equal to citizens in wales england and scotland and that the moment they're not. secondly we know from history that these sort of deals that are of course sold and spun at the beginning when you actually see the detail and getting the detail can be difficult . you find that not difficult. you find that not what they were first claimed. so you find the boats fishing boats that leave for northern ireland can leave the port catch the fish, but then later in london, back in the port, they left from the, it has to go across the sea to england to land them . there's to england to land them. there's these sort of take

peter. i want to go to edward lawrence at the white house, not so much to address the president's surprise showingin kyiv but this other meeting that was going on in germany where our secretary of state did finally have a meeting, albeit a brief one with his counterpart from china, wang yi. it was tense with the balloon came down what can you tell us? >> reporter: it was a direct meeting. secretary of state antony blinken said he was clear with his chinese counterpart flying a chinese spy airship over the united states was unacceptable. >> i told l h wang li, my counterpart that was unacceptable and should never happen again. we talked about the russian aggression in ukraine. >> reporter: blinken is concerned that china might help russia and give support. critics getting no consequences from its action even asking u.s. to repair the spy airship. >> sounds like to me wang yi was there to place blame on the united states. this was clear china violation of sovereign airship. when they didn't own up to that, didn't apologize for that, tells me they don't want to take responsibility. they will continue

don't agree with at all including their embrace of edward snowden and some things are not in my wheelhouse. sen. cantwell: i agree it gets complicated. peter teal has given money to give awards for people that they think should be holding up. it goes a lot of different ways. on this issue of information for law enforcement, you believe in making sure that there are warrants and people could get access to that information is that correct? ms. sohn: yes if i'm confirmed i will fully abide by kolya and i do believe that law enforcement needs to abide by the first and fourth amendments. i don't think that's a radical position. but people get confused on and to end encryption and don't think there is data there. sen. cantwell: you support law enforcement getting access to the initial information and the decrypted information. ms. sohn: yes. sen. cantwell: there is a misalignment about what your view is at least from the respect and i hope week continue to have information and correction on that. to the point of the settlement of another board you were on and another settlement which you didn't have anything to do with the details of the settlem

things i don't, including their abrasive edward snowden, and something frankly are not in my wheelhouse. >> i agree with you. i think he gets collocated. peterteel has given a testimony to the eff for awards of people that they think the eff should be holding up. listen, it goes a lot of different ways but on this issue of information for law enforcement, you believe in making sure that there are warrants and that people can get access to this information come is accurate? >> yes. if i come from apple fully abide by coleus witchy fcc does up a small role in and yes, i do believe that law enforcement needs to abide by the first and fourth amendment. i don't think that's a radical position at all. >> people get get concern oo end encryption abu think there's no data available there and there is data and once it is decrypted they could also get access to that data, is that not correct? andrt you support law enforcemet getting access both to the initial information and the decrypted information correct. >> was just. >> so i think there's a misalignment about what your view is a lease from the perspective of the lid and hope we can continue to ha

edward snowden. and some things, frankly, are not in my wheelhouse. >> i agree with you. i think it gets complicated. peter thiel has given a ton of money to the eff for awards for people that they think they eff should be holding up. listen, it goes a lot of different ways. but on this issue of information for law enforcement, you believe and making sure that there are warrants and that people can get access to this information. is that? correct >> yes, if i'm confirmed, i will fully abide by cochlea, which really fcc does have a role in. and i do believe that enforcement needs to abide by the first and fourth amendment, that's not a radical position at all. >> people get confused on and to end encryption, think there is no information, there and it is encrypted. but once a scripted they could get access to that information. is that correct? getting access posed to the initial information and the decrepit information, is that correct? i think there's a misalignment here about what your view is, at least from the perspective of that letter. i hope we can continue to have some information and correction on