joining us is teva's ceo, richard frances. great to have you.re in a pretty interesting period where a lot of companies have product pipelines with something, at least, to brag about. and i'm curious to know what that is in the case of teva. >> thank you very much for having me on so what i like to brag about today is maybe asteado so astead o is our treatment for huntington's disease and we posted in q2 a 51% increase in revenue in to $38 million. we're very pleased about that. we did a strategy day in new york in may and said that was going to reach $2.5 billion in 2027 and i think people have started to realize that could be possible that's one of our growth drivers. the other is what you just mentioned. we launched a treatment firm for schizophrenia back in may. it's still very early. but we're getting really good feedback from our physicians and our patients because of the patient-friendly profile and the ability for them to administer that and get to a therapeutic dose very quickly, which as you can understand for our patients suffering fr

debt fitch ratings head of the americas richard frances will join us to defend their call >>> plus, immediatebernstein as the white house pushes back hard on the timing of the call >> then, a c-suite double play the ceo of teva pharmaceuticals with us. big boost for that name after an earnings beat and raise. >>> and later, mch

. >> and you to wonder, >> and you have to wonder, richard, as with france , is this richard, as with this a case of throwing good money after it's another £3 after bad? it's another £3 million. we gave £3 million last year anyway. it was 425 grand the year before. it doesn't seem to have made a blind bit of difference. fact, we've got difference. in fact, we've got record this just record numbers. is this just window dressing? is it course acting it's not about the acting like it's not about the money? >> the more money we send to france, the more migrants they send to us. that is the truth. this only stops when actually we do what the australians did, and that we pick people up safely that is we pick people up safely out the channel. we put them out of the channel. we put them into our border force cutters and using international law , and using international law, current we take them current treaties, we take them back to dunkirk and calais and then all of a sudden this whole business model stops. >> to be fair to the government and i'm not always fair to the government perhaps, bu

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france. i'm joined by leader of reform uk richard who has firmly team richard tice who has firmly team lee. theort minutes. don't go anywhere esteem royal biographer tom bower still to come, but it's time now for reform uk leader richard tice and yesterday, lefty lawyers blocked the transfer of 20 migrants onto the bibby stockholm , prompting tory bibby stockholm, prompting tory deputy chairman lee anderson to tell the daily express and his inimitable style if they don't like barges, then they should f off back to france , reacting for off back to france, reacting for the shadow home secretary diane abbott said it was a new low even for the tories . and taking even for the tories. and taking their cue from the islington liberal elite, bbc presenter nick robinson feigned horror when he interviewed the justice secretary, alex chalk, on the today programme this morning. but actually fair play to the tory cabinet minister who for once stuck by his erstwhile colleague . watch. colleague. watch. >> do you think telling people to f off back to france who might have genuine claims to be asylum seekers

france. i'm joined by leader of reform uk richard who has firmly team richard tice who has firmly team lee. theee short minutes. don't go anywhere esteem royal biographer tom bower still to come, but it's time now for reform uk leader richard tice and yesterday, lefty lawyers blocked the transfer of 20 migrants onto the bibby stockholm , prompting tory bibby stockholm, prompting tory deputy chairman lee anderson to tell the daily express and his inimitable style if they don't like barges, then they should f off back to france , reacting for off back to france, reacting for the shadow home secretary diane abbott said it was a new low even for the tories . and taking even for the tories. and taking their cue from the islington liberal elite, bbc presenter nick robinson feigned horror when he interviewed the justice secretary, alex chalk, on the today programme this morning. but actually fair play to the tory cabinet minister who for once stuck by his erstwhile colleague . watch. colleague. watch. >> do you think telling people to f off back to france who might have genuine claims to be asylum see

plus, richard tice reacts to those comments from the tory depher party deputy chairman lee anderson , about whether migrants anderson, about whether migrants should just f off back to francece harry has arrived in japan today . what's that all about and why is he on another solo trip without megan, angela levin and tom bower to analyse that ? tom bower to analyse that? >> oh, well, you always have the most interesting guests and stories. and lee anderson is a great man, but his language is a bit fruitier than mine. anyway wonderful stuff from you as always. dan it all sounds very exciting. >> yes. and that is state of the nation. now let's see what the weather's got in store . weather's got in store. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snow. we're looking ahead to tomorrow. for most of us, it should be largely dry. best sunshine will dry. best of the sunshine will be out towards the for be out towards the east and for most us should be feeling most of us it should be feeling warmer it has done. so warmer than it has done. s

richard in oil and has had a privilege relationship or a special relationship, as the french government describes it between paris and you believe in this former french colony that switching over a well a france has been using the oil to use it for its energy resources. and it's interesting to note that enable, it means you have a french military base, but there is about 700 soldiers in pauses on today, which is the one of the, the 2nd largest city. there's also a french military base and we haven't heard from them. they have been supporting the review in gabon for several decades yesterday. president amendment, in my call with speaking to all of it's a foreign ambassadors and was saying that they're there to protect democracy. the people in gabon and want to see what the reaction in paris as to what is happening right now. there is no words from all the bunker itself or the people that has taken over a power. it seems. but what's interesting is that this announcement made on national television, which just minutes before these official results were announce, and though is that made those announcements result people wearing red berets which are members of the presidential guards, blackberries

the issue more is going to have to be done in france to reduce the numbers going into small boats in the channel >> thank you. thank you for that . and richardu think? you asked a couple of questions. what did you think of the answers to the topics today that were forthcoming from nick gibbon? sir robert buckland there was an awful lot of procrastination, wasn't there? >> an awful lot of wait and see? well, it's working its way through the legal system. we don't and the whole don't know. and even the whole echr thing, even in some echr thing, even if in some cases it doesn't present a technical obstacle, it just seems to be dangled as a kind of bogeyman and an excuse. so i think we all understand that government machinery does grind slowly , but we need to keep on slowly, but we need to keep on them and make sure we do get answers to these things . answers to these things. >> yes, indeed. and also reducing the pull factors. the reason that people coming in the first place, there's apparently a bit of a row going on in the home office at the moment between suella braverman and the immigration minister, robert jenrick . it's difficult, isn't j

to france, do you think that is the reflection of a tolerant , outward facing a tolerant, outward facing nafion a tolerant, outward facing nation ? nafion? >> later this hour, reform uk leader richard barge from those sorts of lefty liberals. but before that, as highly partisan lawyers blocked 20 migrants from boarding. do you agree with ricky besson that only a, quote, hostile environment can stop illegal migration? ricky is ready and waiting to make his case, and then henry bolton and nina myskow do battle in the clash. plus you remember the shocking advert from a newcastle solicitor and labour councillor i >> -- >> do not fear irim . ali is here >> do not fear irim. ali is here to help you to regularise your visa in the uk and submit an application to the home office based on your human rights . based on your human rights. >> well, today our bannau leo has tracked down that superhero for illegal migrants. has tracked down that superhero for illegal migrants . but she for illegal migrants. but she was gone in a flash . was gone in a flash. >> how much money have you made from from fixing home office applications for illegal migrants? can you tell us? you said have no fear. erum a

france in a single day. so has the government simply given up on protecting our borders? reform uk tice demands uk leader richardlity from what he calls the national cover up service as well . he's with me on service as well. he's with me on both those big stories of the day in the studio patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . esteemed gb news radio. esteemed royal biographer tom bower. >> still to come this hour. but first, reform uk leader richard tice and an illegal channel migrant has shown the world just how easy it is to get into the uk. after posting a series of tiktok videos documenting his journey to our shores , presumed journey to our shores, presumed afghan national rahit popow is first seen aboard a high speed train travelling across france with two pals before he pops up again, smiling and laughing aboard a dinghy destined to the uk . and in a final insult to the uk. and in a final insult to the british public, the areas relaxed and watching television in a luxury english hotel most likely paid for by you and me. this comes after more than 200 legal immigrants crossed the channel today, j

france in a single day. so has the government simply given up on protecting our borders? reform uk tice demands uk leader richardlity from what he calls the national cover up service as well . he's with me on service as well. he's with me on both those big stories of the day in the studio patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . esteemed gb news radio. esteemed royal biographer tom bower. >> still to come this hour. but first, reform uk leader richard tice and an illegal channel migrant has shown the world just how easy it is to get into the uk. after posting a series of tiktok videos documenting his journey to our shores , presumed journey to our shores, presumed afghan national rahit popow is first seen aboard a high speed train travelling across france with two pals before he pops up again, smiling and laughing aboard a dinghy destined to the uk . and in a final insult to the uk. and in a final insult to the british public, the areas relaxed and watching television in a luxury english hotel most likely paid for by you and me. this comes after more than 200 legal immigrants crossed the channel today, j

france. that is our key reform uk policy. that's the only thing that will work. we know it works because it's what australia does. >> just briefly though, richard, the french wouldn'tere repercussions. there would be repercussions. they under they don't have a choice under international treaties. >> tom i've the treaties . i >> tom i've read the treaties. i know clauses . so, know exactly which clauses. so, you know, it's under the 1974 solas act treaty. it's under the 1982 un convention at sea act. i know the clauses i've read them. what you need is competent lawyers that believe in the cause of secure borders. and if the french don't like it, fine. take us to an international court. that'll year. i'll court. that'll take a year. i'll tell you, if i was in charge this stop in 2 to 3 weeks. this would stop in 2 to 3 weeks. because you take the people back and business model and the whole business model stops over. and the whole business model stops do over. and the whole business model stops do your. and the whole business model stops do you what do you say >> what do you what do you say to because, of course, to that? because, of course, what office is if what the