this was even possible, let alone that they were doing it until a fujitsu whistle—blower, called richard rolleime. now we don't know and i'm not were aware of any specific evidence which suggests that that capability for back door access was ever used to actually physically change any accounts in sub postmasters, but you would expect fujitsu to have that sort of access because they need access to update software, to download fixes to any bugs that they find. so there are two aspects to it: one is the fact they denied this existed for so long. the second one is knowing, as we do now, that it did exist, what controls were in place around that to make sure it was being used properly? d0 to make sure it was being used --roerl ? ., , to make sure it was being used --roerl ? . , ., to make sure it was being used --roerl ? ., , ., ., properly? do we really have a full understanding — properly? do we really have a full understanding of _ properly? do we really have a full understanding of precisely - properly? do we really have a full understanding of precisely what i properly? do we really have a ful

keith richards is here a brand-new rolling stones album, "hackney diamonds," is out now."hackney diamonds" is out now. we're going to do something pretty fun, and i appreciate you agreeing to do this. i don't even know if you did agree. >> i don't know if i agreed. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i don't think you did agree. it's too late now. but it's too late now. but i wanted to know if you could play a little guitar for everyone just because -- [ cheers and applause i'll tell you why. because i think you're the greatest guitarist of all time i love you >> segovia might disagree. >> jimmy: yeah but i do and i think that you've had so many great riffs and so many good beginnings of songs and tunes, and i just wonder if you can show the kids out there how it's done. you're the pro what is the secret to -- like, the first song i was telling you backstage that i listened to where i realized that there was a woofer and a tweeter of a speaker - >> oh, there's that. >> jimmy: -- was "honky tonk woman. it's like -- ♪ >> well, the fact is you've got to take one string off >> j

richard black. with that we come to an end of our rolling coverage. do stay with us, we're just heading for. quick uh break here on press tv, we'll be back with much more news uh, especially regarding the terrorist incident that has happened in the islamic republic in cameron province, unfortunately as that is. for now, it's goodbye. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. resistance is alive, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. he was fighting the western higem and western aggression in middle east and many islamic countries and that is the reason the americans and who are against general qasim sulaymani because he was resisting their expansion, hero, a person who fought for his nation, a person who... for the islam and a person who put against all those powers like israel, like usa, who is against islam and who are doing? whatever they can do to minimize islam and to link islam toward terror. qasim sulaymani's killing was multiimensional that so many countries and so many oppre

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so it's very kind of richard tice tells lee to roll the dice. >> that's next.l tax shambles? >> actually, you know , we've got >> actually, you know, we've got potholes everywhere and just can't council are can't believe the council are 100 million in debt. oh yeah, of course you're down. >> why is every single council going bust? plus there's exclusive reporting from lady colin campbell on the lilibet gate scandal. did the sussexes have the late queen's blessing to give their child her name, and why are there calls for the archbishop of woke, the father of virtue signalling justin welby to resign? i'll reveal all in due course. and joining me on the sofa for a raucous night of political debate is suzanne evans, conservative mp and former government minister ranil jayawardene and rebecca reid, as well . look, the tories are in well. look, the tories are in turmoil again. are you ready , turmoil again. are you ready, britain? here we go. should lee anderson defect to reform uk ? richard tice makes reform uk? richard tice makes his pitch to the red wall rottweile

richard. >> well, tice tells lee why he should roll the dice live at ten or so tonight . oh yes.ng legend, the family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa . family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa. his son john joins me to explain why and after far left labour mp zarah sultana accused the pm of islamophobia. just for saying this, perhaps the honourable lady would would do well to call on

richard walker for us and type pay. now in a few hours, nasa and lockheed martin will roll out a brand new supersonic aircraft in california. more than 20 years since the last flight of the concord, this experimental plane could be the beginning of a new era of ultra fast commercial air travel. whereas the concord and current fighter jets make too much noise to fly over urban where the concord makes too much noise to fly over urban centers. this new ex 59 quest will break the speed of sound, but only a thought no louder than a car door closing. the x 59 quest, short for quiet supersonic technology, an airplane that could lead to a new generation of faster than sound airliners. the sunset on the previous generation over 20 years ago, with the final flight of the concord, which has since been relegated to museums, the franco british ultra fast passenger plane, was always too expensive to operate. but that wasn't, it's biggest problem. aircraft generate pressure waves in the air, kind of like ripples and water that propagate away from them at the speed of sound . over 1200 kilometers an hour window, supersonic plane hits or e

still had a lot of different views on it, the fact that they rolled unanimously against the president made the case irrefutable. it made richard nixon comply, and he did turn over the tapes, and the tapes ultimately sunk his presidency. roberts will certainly try to get unanimity in a case like this, whether he does or not is another different story. >> coates: if wishes were horses, beggars would ride, that's a whole's old-school way of saying -- >> when you look at this court, and it is much more politically polarized than it has been in many years, probably since the 1930s. they are not unanimous on many controversial cases. >> coates: i will say you mentioned tapes, and of course you're talking next in but i was thinking -- of in georgia. there is a lot by the trump legal team to get rid of that case on the same grounds. if i'm immunized one place them immunized another. does that hold water? obviously we're talking about immunity in a federal court citing, does it translate in the states? >> it depends on what the courts hold. if he is immune from prosecution, he is immune in state court as well. that's why the states in

richard. >> well, tice tells lee why he should roll the dice live at ten or so tonight . oh yes.remember this footballing legend, the family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa . family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa. his son john joins me to explain why and after far left labour mp zarah sultana accused the pm of islamophobia. just for saying this, perhaps the honourable lady would would do well to call on hamas and the houthis to de—escalate the situation . de—escalate the situation. what's wrong with that ? does what's wrong with that? does starmer need to come down hard on the extreme wings of his party and our labour, now at the mercy of the muslim vote? my panelis mercy of the muslim vote? my panel is ready and raring to go and here they are. tonight i'm joined by suzanne evans, ranil jayawardena and rebecca reid. are you ready? britain? here we go

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roll, you know what it means, it is a life style. led zeppelin kicked out riding his harley up and down holes. billy idol trashed a thai hotel. keith richards snorted his dodd's dad's. >> we had been doing an all nighter. he took a straw and snorted up these ants. >> do you think he did it because he wanted to impress you? >> no. he does it because he is out of his brain. >> jesse: you know who lived the life style rock star without the rock and star. kicked out of the navy. snorted parmesan cheese. never had ounce of talent of course being born a biden. he could take a bribe. interflagsal bribery tour. father manager. tour is over. hunter's turn to do a stage crasher. house oversight committee holding hunter in contempt to testify under oath. be deposed by the committee's attorneys. sat in the front door and watched on contempt hearing. he pretended to testify. >> you are the epitome of white privilege, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed what are you afraid of? you have no balls. hunter biden should be arrested right here, right now and go straight to jail. >> jesse: oh he has them, he won't show up to a paternity test. everyb

rolling along the navy in. and running on condition was incredible. he was very inspirational and he taught to the navy that same dedication that richard nixon had. and and i served with your brother on the uss mobile der ron alan knudsen. and then i went to college and started being a docent here. and met president nixon and figured out this whole dichotomy of him. and that really interested me. and then in 2009, i reconnected your brother and and you guys arra tnged on a guided missile cruiser, which led to me meeting the prior mayor of whittier. and he had told me that kind lost all track of everything to do with richard nixon and whittier and what made me do the math because was really surprisedause, you know reconnecting with your brother and everything and putting putting all the pieces of the navy together and and doing map led to the book because i couldn't believe all of the information that i started discovering when i started into the oral histories. but it was the one thing that's always fascinated me about all of this research is common thread of the navy flying through of us and it's been really gratifying and very interesting. ladi

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rolled areas. and in gaza a diplomatic deal has allowed for medicine to enter for israeli hostages in exchange for more food and aid for palestinian civilians there. joining us now is richard lieutenant ben hodges. richard, it is clear that this conflict is at least growing. >> reporter: well, since october, since hamas carried out its attack in israel and israel responded with the definite investigation stating war inside gaza which is caused so much destruction, cost so many lives gaza which is caused so much destruction, cost so many lives. we've seen conflicts spreading across the middle east and now spreading into the wider islamic world. a region in southern pakistan is largely lawless. many militant groups operate there. al qaeda had a base there in the past. and iran which is projecting power through hamas, through the houthis and projecting power directly,ared out an attack inside that region. pakistan responded by attacking iran. you know things are bad when even the taliban are calling for calm in the region. and that is what happened. taliban and afghanistan say that the pakistanis and iran notices must go to the negotiating table. we're seeing fires spread in

i love this one from richard, who says soundees one from richard, who says soundbites waffle and hot air with the obligatory rolledy always rolled up do they always wear rolled up sleeves and no jacket? what's this about? sleeves and no jacket? what's thisso about? sleeves and no jacket? what's thisso ab about the workers, >> so it's about the workers, man workers. mean , it man of the workers. i mean, it doesn't which party you doesn't matter which party you are in. no, i say it is. are in. no, no, i say it is. it's about. i'm going to get down to work. i'm not a stuffed suit. i can do things. >> but like richard see >> but people like richard see straight it. straight through it. >> i no, problem >> yeah, i know no, the problem with politicians is they don't understand that we can see straight through anything and what we want, what we want is brief speeches saying what they're going to do. bullet points, bullet points so that we can then say, do we agree or do or do we disagree with them? and and this, this goes through all the parties, i have to say big and small listening. we know listening to this mike parry