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alongside me, the businessman and motivational speaker, gerald ratner the consultant ratner and the pre've just been talking about nadine dorries and whether or not her resignation letter very long was a positive thing for the tories or not. nadine dorries i don't know if she's been paying you guys to write in tonight, but cor blimey , your support for nadine is unwavering. you're saying i do not agree with you, michelle. nadine dorries resignation letter accurately criticises sunak for all the right reasons . david says sorry linda again. she agrees with nadine and david is saying that you agree ? lots is saying that you agree? lots of you. actually, i'm just trying to look for someone who doesn't actually agree. pete says a conservative, but says i'm a conservative, but i will never vote the tories again. they've abandoned every principle of conservatism over the last decade. the tax is the highest it has been for decades. good on nadine , though, says good on nadine, though, says naomi's freedom of speech is great and she has the inside track. i've got to say, lots and lots and lots

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you said gerald you will have said gerald ratner. was, of course, my ratner., of course, on my panel on tuesday. watch it on catch if you missed it. catch up. if you missed it. anyway, get touch with me anyway, get in touch with me tonight. is on mind? tonight. what is on your mind? vaiews@gbnews.com is you vaiews@gbnews.com is how you get email you can get me on the email or you can tweet at gb news. and tweet me at gb news. and speaking twitter, a question speaking of twitter, a question towards the the towards the end of the programme, ask you is programme, i want to ask you is whether or not you think that a train station should have a ticket it ticket office. let's keep it simple. yes or no? i've got andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester. he's joining me towards back end the towards the back end of the programme. very programme. he feels very passionately that , yes, those programme. he feels very passioofficesthat , yes, those programme. he feels very passiooffices should es, those programme. he feels very passiooffices should remain.e ticket off

gerald ratner and friends, gerald ratner.com. friends, it's gerald ratner.com.week every thursday and we do different topics we cover different parts of business, parts of life and masterminding around their business what struggles are they having so that they can move forward. and it's really nice network of it's a really nice network of people. it's really important to spend with people that are spend time with people that are lifting and inspiring you and wanting you to achieve more and being able to help yourself and help others and so it's a really great group of people. if you want to better your life and business. >> and finally , if you ever a >> and finally, if you ever a pearl of wisdom to pass on to someone, it be? someone, what would it be? >> don't give up. i would think because as you know, will because as you know, you will get knocked down and that's always going happen in life. always going to happen in life. but you do meet somebody that hasn't had a setback and there's some lack of empathy, lack of sympathy in them. i think to be part of the h

thing where gerald ratner word about gerald ratner used a word about his products in his jewellery shopas not particularly flattering, and caused flattering, and it caused a major problem. well, the boss of zoom, zoom, eric von , has been zoom, zoom, eric von, has been described as scoring a bit of an own goal by by saying that zoom is not the best way to conduct your business. but he is the boss of zoom. but but i think full marks for honesty for him. really if that's what he thinks he's saying. basically that people meetings, all people are meetings, as we all know, if ever we've had any sort of zoom meeting or discussion , of zoom meeting or discussion, it's tricky. don't know when it's tricky. you don't know when to speak. you can't always hear people speak at people because if you speak at the time, you cut people the same time, you cut people off, says. people are more off, he says. people are more polite is that a bad polite on zoom. is that a bad thing? bad thing. thing? it's not a bad thing. maybe a bad thing, maybe maybe not a bad thing, but maybe if get your point if you don'

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steve ratner brought us some data on the kushner investments earlier on in the show.te house is happy about a special counsel appointment. they do recognize now it will shadow the reelection bid. i want to ask you about what your republican colleagues in the house might be up to next. there's been an increase in chatter here. they'll continue with their own probes of hunter biden. that's one thing. they say they're going to use this, the idea the fix is in, two-tiered system of justice, the rhetoric to engage in an impeachment inquiry of the president himself. give us a sense what that would mean if your republican colleagues went down that path. >> i fully anticipate they're going to impeach joe biden. i think there was some thought they could impeach mayorkas or garland. they may add that in as a sweetener just to impeach the entire government and make the impeachment inquiry worthless, quite frankly. i expect them to do this. this is something donald trump wants. this is something that donald trump has told them he would like to see. i think, quite frankly, the lea

we were there for the upset of the auto industries steve ratner's cars are was there on that given day. there was a labor shift there from my childhood and 170,000 teamsters, down to something that was lower wage. the unions want a jump condition back to what they remember from their fathers and mothers. it is as simple as that. jonathan: these brands now need to compete with tesla. tesla was up yesterday as they were getting hammered. we are all familiar with the why. lisa: the story is, basically they have been cutting back expanding and have been not tied to unions. they have pushed back more aggressively. elon musk has come under fire from that, including from the president of the united states. we have general motors and ford talking about $80 billion of cost for each of them if the uaw comes through with asks. we heard this yesterday from people who came on the show. victoria vern and as said, i am not going to go for a company that could come under pressure from the unions. jonathan: out of -- how did these brands compete? tom: they compete. it is like disney world, where this s

next door neighbour was gerald ratner.'t last as long as marks and spencer's prawn sandwich . so and spencer's prawn sandwich. so he said, dad problems here. there was a wind last night and one of and one of ratner's trees fell across our house and has doneit fell across our house and has done it quite a lot of damage. and then the son said, because michael was very proud, the son said, you know what, dad? even his trees crap . his trees are crap. >> yeah, he was . >> yeah, he was. >> yeah, he was. >> i'm so glad you made that point that he wasn't a chat show host. like what you get in the states where they just welcome in another hollywood guest and then they just ask them in any questions. michael parkinson interviewed people, and that's why when you remember him, you remember him. you actually remember him. you actually remember his interviews . you remember his interviews. you remember his interviews. you remember brilliant he was remember how brilliant he was with or whatever. with muhammad ali or whatever. don't you?