ringo came in, but it needed ringo came in, but it needed ringo to make to make the beatles.lly underrated drummer. i think you'll agree. patrick, you've been writing best selling books and journalism about music for your whole career. truly amazing stuff. this is the first major book about the beatles in 20 years. i can't wait to start reading it with the beatles. there it is. what do you make of the current music scene? is there anyone that can hold a candle to the likes of the beatles, >> frankly , no. >> frankly, no. >> frankly, no. >> i mean, you won't get ever get that arc from love me do in 1962 to strawberry fields forever. that's that's in four years and coldplay. i'm sorry you know, nobody compares the only phenomenon i think that compares with the beatles is taylor swift in terms of, you know, the success the scale of success. but in terms of music, no, i think the beatles were and remain unique, >> patrick, an absolute thrill to have you on the show. one of my absolute heroes in the world of music journalism, patrick humphries. and if you'd be kind enough, hey, le

don't get it wrong, ringo, because he's underappreciated. i'm ringo oh, you have to be or john these are your choices. okay. would you to mars? no. i think that we have a great planet to work with and we ought to commit to it. awesome. that's. that's the end of my lightning round. and know that that was really intimidating. but i think you all probably have some good questions to please step up the mic. want to change beatles answer. i feel so appreciated. look at this room. thank you so much for coming. hello hi. is this sound there? sure is it? will you please give a view into your writing process, especially finding the poetry, a data driven field. i think if you look at it long enough, data can be poetry, right? numbers are just as poetic as words. if you begin to approach them from a place of relation, ship building and relationship recognition in. i think, you know, so much of what i write about, so much of what i strive, evoke with my writing is, the beauty of complexity, right. the beauty embedded in complex. again, this to me isn't

point we sort of have a closer look at it's not only that we had the elections, the windows windows, ringo, and 6 and the but we also had votes for the coming on for the city part of mens in june. and what we see now is that the d now has vice mayers in several towns, insects to meet with the help or against the city. so we have, we see a 2 way process of day of the gaining will influence gaining more power. i think for now it will be possible to keep the a of the out in to ring it and then 6. i mean i see i also see i think it's right by the also see the representation problem for sure. but i think we shouldn't like give the country to the populace because that would open the floodgates to, to normalizing far right. ideology. i think the process of normalization is already there. if we look at the young world is that we saw in the pictures the f d as know, 11 years old when you're both of maybe 181920. the did like naturally belongs to the party system that you know since your childhood. so i think we have to deal with a lot of different layers and levels and i think we should really focu

supply, obligation frame or combat, such as one line of petroleum ringo starr acting manger, to guns, beat stokes applied to domestic containers. so that'd be kind of would use of pressure. and on the fix market, we say about 40, besides the increased the petroleum products we takes about $20000000000.00, medium pots for the energy basket. you know, right? but the problem needs, you know, the supply of crude oil, the beach of crude oil on the way to corporate or international stock for this year . so like i said, has mostly to do with the fact that the last time there was any investment in mitchell. the puerto assets and 90, the g 9th, 2014. and that was 10 years ago. okay, now for named, do you think cruise i'll put it needs to focus on all the factors that are restraining. i will cease from announcing investments into the puerto assets of showing nature at the desk. cool. that's the key. we're going to wrap up with this was some would say the out of funds in the room. the entire world is grappling with that challenge of the colonized nation. how is nigeria ferrying with that challen

the now they're basically doing the same thing in the same called or the schema in ringo a forklift for the motor time, specially good data. trying to destroy ranges between the people they're trying to, to, to recreate the, the ideological, the fact, the idea of the hockey color that i made to that day created during the cold war. and the describe, the hate, the stray, the musing formation and the to meet the people and to make the people that means that it's something really something really shameful. and it said even more faithful thing or got thinking about the big, huge network. it also the end, yours that offer or when you're done, organizational things, things that the washington, that file soul across the globe to these grad need, the ability to go see use that to organize a, a call a revolution this to, to us, the said, the west of the, if i got into effect, should it is a is something is really strange. and for me is that because they can see that the, our media, i would have given you $4.00 for you to go to is for the white top and then buy to bring to a open the washington t

sorry that ringo. ringo starr does. no. what does he do? they're like royalty. so he would touch elbows. >> oh, yes. that was a big thing dunng >> oh, yes. that was a big thing during that was a covid thing. >> yeah. the elbow. >> yeah. the elbow. >> he's still doing it. no one's told him. covid. >> he didn't get the memo that it's over. reem what is an appropriate way for a boss to greet his staff? >> i think a handshake. a traditional handshake is always, always appropriate. >> yeah, well, i mean, it's a minefield. what was it like when you were at the beeb? because that's quite politically correct over there. >> yes, there were a few handshakes. i do remember some david brent style fist bumps and people saying things like, we're thinking out of the box. yeah, there was lots of little, little phrases. >> there are sort of ex—bbc presenters who have gone a bit further than the fist bump there, haven't they? i think just a few. >> on that note , it might be >> on that note, it might be time to move on. >> i'm going to get james lie—in in tr

sorry that ringo. ringo starr does. no. what does he do? they're like royalty. so he would touch elbows. >> oh, yes. that was a big thing dunng >> oh, yes. that was a big thing during that was a covid thing. >> yeah. the elbow. >> yeah. the elbow. >> he's still doing it. no one's told him. covid. >> he didn't get the memo that it's over. reem what is an appropriate way for a boss to greet his staff? >> i think a handshake. a traditional handshake is always, always appropriate. >> yeah, well, i mean, it's a minefield. what was it like when you were at the beeb? because that's quite politically correct over there. >> yes, there were a few handshakes. i do remember some david brent style fist bumps and people saying things like, we're thinking out of the box. yeah, there was lots of little, little phrases. >> there are sort of ex—bbc presenters who have gone a bit further than the fist bump there, haven't they? i think just a few. >> on that note , it might be >> on that note, it might be time to move on. >> i'm going to get james lie—in in tr

yeah, we've seen that happen into ringo where the f d came in 1st and the state election at the beginning of september. and we might be seeing it now. and brandenburg as we see that it's the neck and neck race between the a if the and the social democrats, the s b d. what has been driving a lot of the debate is the issue of migration. we've seen that also in the other state elections at the beginning of the month, inter india and saxony. we're seeing it again now. according to polls, 40 percent, the voters say migration is the biggest issue in this election followed by education. but this doesn't appear to seem to be surprising. we've seen the issue of migration being debated. he very much at the national level, for example, with the issue dominating the headlines. and we've also seen the political campaigns in these states, especially for example, from the far right a f d party. very much focusing on the issue of migration. will the federal government's typing of board checks to send back the people who shouldn't be allowed into the country next week? change wrote his minds it anyway as

fluoride political party, a f d seems to be leading and original elections and the eastern state of to ringo and the if confirmed the result would give the far right its 1st when in a state parliament since world war 2 houses here is dominic cane has more from berlin as they have done, particularly well in the ring. yeah. but also very well indeed in sex. any 2 spots 1st place in the ring yet and it has to be said, it would appear to be a man's i have personal mandates. full valley candidates. yeah. and hook a man of no stranger to controversy in the course of the last few months. he's being find guilty by a cause twice of using not c slogans. now, he is going to be leading the largest policy in the parliament of the ring. yeah, the irony here is that's the winning, as it was, the selection in any of the kind of constellation, politically, if he was from any of the policy, then he would be in a position to be making deals, trying to get into a government. and yet he is this fall from government. now, having won the selection, but he was before voting actually took place in saxony. it appears

. >> key lee ringo for two.top plays from a pretty wild sunday around the nfl yesterday. >>> let's go to a couple more games now. to the los angeles where the undefeated kansas city chiefs found themselves in trouble early, finding themselves ten points behind the chargers. but as they always do, the defending super bowl champs fought their way back and took the lead in the fourth quarter with this rushing touchdown by perrine. they continue to not look impressive as they do it, but they find a way to win week after week, 4-0. >>> the buffalo bills also entered week four undefeated, but they had their hands full against lamar jackson and the baltimore ravens. this was the team's first offensive play of the game. running back derrick henry gone, setting a new flan chiez records with his 87-yard touchdown run, the longest in history. baltimore never looked back. they blew out the bills, 35-10. >>> to be able now, and it should be a dramatic day on the diamond to officially wrap up the regular season. all eyes will

you ringo's all out. oh, you know, and rich says, mr. president, it's pretty good. but you don't have a material. and reagan's says, well, do you have any ideas? so, rich down the cocktail answer to. reagan. reagan looks at his eyes right up the reads. he says, well, they said, i wrote in cold, but actually i wrote in ink ink. well, we could go on with more of these great stories, anecdotes. i mean, anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. yes. and i know we have a few veterans, the administration in the audience today that. hopefully, we'll get to hear from them, too. but please, let's fielding some questions from the. and i'm sure there's inquiring minds and about. i believe maggie or my wonderful colleague will bring over a mic so if you just raise your hand i think we have one over here and. one over there. it looks like mikey my also wonderful colleague, mike, came back here on mikes here. okay. i'm of curious about whether to what degree barry goldwater might have influenced ronald reagan's conservative thinking. i was, a freshman in college

paul mccartney, plus tropicana, plus ringo starr, plus minute maid, equals "beetlejuice beetlejuice."it's easy. >> steve: for kids, yeah. >> jimmy: math, now we can understand math. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: it's fun. >> jimmy: like, here's another one here. if you take oreos, plus chips ahoy, plus famous amos, plus fig newtons, plus a a thumbs up, it equals accept all cookies. [ laughter ] is it -- it's very -- >> steve: is there more? >> jimmy: if you take -- if you take "no way", plus an australian accent -- it equals norway. [ light laughter ] very -- [ applause ] here's another one. if you take falling asleep at a a slumber party, okay? plus a sharpie, it equals, post malone. [ laughter ] it's just things that people can -- [ applause ] ♪ finally, if you take being a a farmer, minus getting paid, it equals apple picking. there you go, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that's "popular mathematics." we have a great show. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. they star in the hit show "on

thanks to kerry and leah we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with kerry, josh, paul and ringo.g at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise thank you and good night . night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there! welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. the next 24 hours stays damp and blustery in the east, but it does dry up elsewhere. brighter skies coming along in the west later on tuesday. finally, a drier period to give us all a respite from all the rain. but it is going to take its time as this low slowly clears eastwards. it's still going to bring further rain to northern england into parts of the midlands overnight. east anglia, as well as north wales. now that rain does turn more showery in the west, the north and the northwest, seeing plenty of clear spells overnight under those clear skies , temperatures those clear skies, temperatures falling into the single figures. but it's blustery elsewhere as we start off tuesday and there's certainly more rain to come across parts of east