, migrants have telegraph, but do migrants have a telegraph, but do migrants have o nem— telegraph, butever put the interests of migrants above those of the british public. and in this case, it's the home office offered perfectly good accommodation to asylum seekers in central london, and some for a short time said that it didn't meet their requirements . but i'm meet their requirements. but i'm pleased to see that common sense prevailed and most, if not all of them, ended up using the accommodation. we've got to stop using hotels altogether , reduce using hotels altogether, reduce our reliance on them . the only our reliance on them. the only sustainable way to do that is to stop the boats in the first place and secure our borders. but for as long as we are using them, we've got to get value for money for the taxpayer. but they're complaining about two metres being enough for metres not being enough for space migrants. i mean they may newe— space migrants. i mean they may move o— space migrants. i mean they may move o porno— space migrants. i mean they may have a point-would- space mig

, migrants have telegraph, but do migrants have a telegraph, but do migrants have o nem— telegraph, buthe interests of migrants above those of the british public. and in this case, it's the home office offered perfectly good accommodation to asylum seekers in central london, and some for a short time said that it didn't meet their requirements . but i'm meet their requirements. but i'm pleased to see that common sense prevailed and most, if not all of them, ended up using the accommodation. we've got to stop using hotels altogether , reduce using hotels altogether, reduce our reliance on them . the only our reliance on them. the only sustainable way to do that is to stop the boats in the first place and secure our borders. but for as long as we are using them, we've got to get value for money for the taxpayer. but they're complaining about two metres being enough for metres not being enough for space migrants. i mean they may newe— space migrants. i mean they may move o— space migrants. i mean they may move o porno— space migrants. i mean they may have a point-would- space migrants. i m

and the telegraph, sort of always the telegraph, i sort of always eeehlhhhe— the telegraph, i sort ofy— there's even talk and i'm not hheh-e-whwltweh- there's even talk and i'm not that's why just said it that's not why i just said it huh— that's not why i just said it huh-even— that's not why i just said it but-even talk- that's not why i just said it. but-even talk-some but there's even talk of some mayhe— but there's even talk of some maybe seme— but there's even talk of some maybe some news alliance with maybe some gb news alliance with ehew. — maybe some gb news alliance with ehew. yeah— maybe some gb news alliance with okay- weeh, yew— maybe some gb news alliance with okay. yeah, you know— maybe some gb news alliance with okay. yeah, you know what i meme— okay. yeah, you know what i meme-thet— okay. yeah, you know what i mean? just saying if they mean? i'm just saying if they went— mean? i'm just saying if they wehh e— mean? i'm just saying if they want a column— mean? i'm just saying if they want a column about board games . veeh. — want a column about board games . weeh. anywa

and the telegraph, sort of always the telegraph, i sort of always eeehlhhhe— the telegraph, i sort ofven talk not there's even talk and i'm not hheh-e— there's even talk and i'm not hheh-e-whw— there's even talk and i'm not hheh-e-whwltweh- there's even talk and i'm not that's why just said it that's not why i just said it huh— that's not why i just said it huh-even— that's not why i just said it but-even talk- that's not why i just said it. but-even talk-some but there's even talk of some hewhe— but there's even talk of some maybe ee— but there's even talk of some maybe some news alliance with maybe some gb news alliance with chew. — maybe some gb news alliance with chew. rech— maybe some gb news alliance with okay- weeh, wer— maybe some gb news alliance with okay. yeah, you know— maybe some gb news alliance with okay. yeah, you know what i cheape— okay. yeah, you know what i heehe-tweh— okay. yeah, you know what i mean? just saying if they mean? i'm just saying if they wehh— mean? i'm just saying if they wehh e— mean? i'm just saying if they want a column— mean? i'm just saying if t

law, just how closely do russians follow telegraph ?_ follow telegraph?ell, it is very popular, telegram, _ follow telegraph? well, it is very popular, telegram, the - follow telegraph? well, it is very popular, telegram, the social - popular, telegram, the social network. especially since the war started, it has become increasingly popular with all the censorship that we see on state tv and also on other parts of the media in russia, independentjournalist had been driven out of the country and it is one of the few places where russians can get any kind of genuine idea about what is going on. of course, there is also... it comes with the caveat that there is a lot of disinformation on telegram, especially with videos and photos circulating, you have to verify where there have come from or if they are actually new. some of these figures who have been reporting on the war, the so—called military bloggers and war correspondents, telegram has been their main platform and it has been the same for prigozhin as well. it has been the platform he has used a insult

and the telegraph, sort of always the telegraph, i sort of always eeenlrnle— the telegraph, i sort of's a good newspaper. rnere-e een— news. it's a good newspaper. there's even talk— news. it's a good newspaper. there's even talk not there's even talk and i'm not rnor-e— there's even talk and i'm not rnor-e-wny— there's even talk and i'm not rnor-e-wnyltwer- there's even talk and i'm not that's why just said it that's not why i just said it our— that's not why i just said it per-even— that's not why i just said it but-even talk- that's not why i just said it. but-even talk-some but there's even talk of some noype— but there's even talk of some noype sonne— but there's even talk of some maybe some news alliance with maybe some gb news alliance with oloy. — maybe some gb news alliance with oloy. veon— maybe some gb news alliance with oloy. weon, yon— maybe some gb news alliance with okay. yeah, you know— maybe some gb news alliance with okay. yeah, you know what i neon— okay. yeah, you know what i meow-twel— okay. yeah, you know what i mean? just saying if they mean? i'm just saying if

telegraph, because they say the goeemnnte— telegraph, because they say the go atnment-e— telegraph,aying all you rich. peoall-i'm-telegraph, basically saying all you rich peo all i'm not telegraph, basically saying all you rich peoall i'm not going aph, basically saying all you rich peoall i'm not going to 1, it's all right, i'm not going to tax— it's all right, i'm not going to tax-properlv- — it's all right, i'm not going to tax-properlv- so- it's all right, i'm not going to tax properly. so it's okay tax you properly. so it's okay everybodv- — tax you properly. so it's okay ewewtotw. so— tax you properly. so it's okay everybody. so so— tax you properly. so it's okay everybody. so so they're just netgtng— everybody. so so they're just netgtng tnetn— everybody. so so they're just hedging their yeah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. heir yeah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. there's yeah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. there's alsoah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. there's also a. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect.

telegraph, because they say the goeemnnte— telegraph, because they say the goatnment-e— telegraph, becauseaying all you rich. peoall-i'm-telegraph, basically saying all you rich peo all i'm not telegraph, basically saying all you rich peoall i'm not going aph, basically saying all you rich peoall i'm not going to 1, it's all right, i'm not going to tax— it's all right, i'm not going to tax-properlv- — it's all right, i'm not going to tax-properlv- so- it's all right, i'm not going to tax properly. so it's okay tax you properly. so it's okay everybodv- — tax you properly. so it's okay ewewtotw. so— tax you properly. so it's okay everybody. so so— tax you properly. so it's okay everybody. so so they're just netgtng— everybody. so so they're just netgtng tnetn— everybody. so so they're just hedging their yeah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. heir yeah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. there's yeah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. there's alsoah. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect. there's also a. which everybody. so so they're just hrespect.

this is already the construction of a telegraph cable along the bottom of the ocean, which connected america with europe and improved channels. information automatically makes it possible to increase the amount of information and the intensity of this impact. and now, at that time , theoretical understanding and practical implementation in the governments of great britain, in france, the corresponding structural unit is being created, which is responsible for the informational or psychological impact of the first world war, there are again, new technologies and, most importantly, radio radio appears, unlike the traffic police from the telegraph, where the border of the state is clearly established, what will go what will not go , the radio wave cannot be cut at the borders, and as this technological component of radio develops, signals amplified and appeared so-called mufflers. because in this regard, it is possible, and how to protect your society from information coming through such a channel, it is either not always to drown it out. this was possible even in western countries, it

nick yeah, shocking telegraph. nick yeah, shocking ttonn— telegraph.disturbing. i mean, they had a tnttttng— disturbing. i mean, they had a chilling secret— disturbing. i mean, they had a chilling secret unit to kerb tottoonn— chilling secret unit to kerb lockdown dissent. this was the tonnten— lockdown dissent. this was the counter disinformation unit, nnttn— counter disinformation unit, nnttn tt— counter disinformation unit, nnttn tt ot— counter disinformation unit, which is as sinister as it tonnto— which is as sinister as it sounds. critics- which is as sinister as it sounds. critics of lockdown had potte— sounds. critics of lockdown had nottt nennoneo— sounds. critics of lockdown had posts removed from social media. ano— posts removed from social media. ant-even— posts removed from social media. ant-evenltt— posts removed from social media. and-evenlit wasn't- and they even if it wasn't ttnttten— and they even if it wasn't sinister enough, they even used onttttttot—to- sinister enough, they even used artificial—to scour. artificial intelligence to

nick yeah, shocking telegraph. nick yeah, shocking ebon— telegraph., very disturbing. i mean, they had a cnbbbno— disturbing. i mean, they had a chilling secret— disturbing. i mean, they had a chilling secret unit to kerb bocboonn— chilling secret unit to kerb lockdown dissent. this was the counebr— lockdown dissent. this was the counter disinformation unit, nbbcn— counter disinformation unit, unbcn be— counter disinformation unit, unbcn be oe— counter disinformation unit, which is as sinister as it ounecb— which is as sinister as it sounds. critics- which is as sinister as it sounds. critics of lockdown had boebe— sounds. critics of lockdown had boebe rernoecb— sounds. critics of lockdown had posts removed from social media. ano— posts removed from social media. ann-even— posts removed from social media. ann-evenin— posts removed from social media. and-evenlit wasn't- and they even if it wasn't ebnbeber— and they even if it wasn't sinister enough, they even used orbbbbcbob—bo- sinister enough, they even used artificial—to scour. artificial intelligen

anyway, next up, we've the telegraph. oh up, we've got the telegraph. oh , telegraph.pm as he tente— johnson challenged to pm as he nente-cevte— johnson challenged to pm as he hands covid whatsapps. hands over all covid whatsapps. and hands over all covid whatsapps. ant-nette— hands over all covid whatsapps. and-quite clever- hands over all covid whatsapps. and quite clever from and this is quite clever from tenneen. — and this is quite clever from johnson. _cleverl johnson. he is quite clever with tneee— johnson. he is quite clever with tneee-ne-e— johnson. he is quite clever with these-he's-overl these things he's handed over all these things he's handed over at me— these things he's handed over all his unredacted whatsapp messages and— all his unredacted whatsapp messages and he's in a challenge to messages and he's in a challenge te ttent — messages and he's in a challenge te ttent te— messages and he's in a challenge te ttent te te— messages and he's in a challenge to rishi to do the— messages and he's in a challenge to rishi to do the same. the to rishi to do the

perhaps the telegraph has lost even more _ perhaps the telegraph has lost even more influence because

nick yeah, shocking telegraph. nick yeah, shocking econ— telegraph.sturbing. i mean, they had a cnrurne— disturbing. i mean, they had a chilling secret— disturbing. i mean, they had a chilling secret unit to kerb lockdown— chilling secret unit to kerb lockdown dissent. this was the conter— lockdown dissent. this was the counter disinformation unit, nntcn— counter disinformation unit, nntcn te— counter disinformation unit, nntcn to te— counter disinformation unit, which is as sinister as it connect— which is as sinister as it sounds. critics- which is as sinister as it sounds. critics of lockdown had poets— sounds. critics of lockdown had poets rernoet— sounds. critics of lockdown had posts removed from social media. ant— posts removed from social media. ant-even— posts removed from social media. ant-evenltt— posts removed from social media. and-evenlit wasn't- and they even if it wasn't ctntcter— and they even if it wasn't sinister enough, they even used orttttctot—to- sinister enough, they even used artificial—to scour. artificial intelligence to sco

the sunday telegraph, lockdown. the sunday telegraph, storme— lockdown.ay telegraph, starmer aide sue gray a civil service— starmer aide sue gray a civil service job.— starmer aide sue gray a civil service job, rules— starmer aide sue gray a civil service job, rules . starmer aide sue gray a civil service job, rules. i'm sure moo-e— service job, rules. i'm sure moo-e o— service job, rules. i'm sure that's a sentence. observer justin— that's a sentence. observer justin eo—mp— that's a sentence. observer justin ex—mp sunak allies pour scorn on beaten— justin ex—mp sunak allies pour scorn on beaten johnson . it's scorn on beaten johnson. it's a peruse— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase unu— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase and u— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase and a half,— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase and a half, isn't it? suuuuy— phrase and a half, isn't it? sunday mirror— phrase and a half, isn't it? sunday mirror lockdown video eomoeueu— sunday mirror lockdown video bombshell partygate tapes and the suuuoy— bombshell partygate

we'll start sunday telegraph start with the sunday telegraph . iii— start with the sunday telegraph . before ino— . pm wants to cut tax cut before ino oiooiion— . pm wants to cut tax cut before the election. can't— . pm wants to cut tax cut before the election. can't come a nnonnoni— the election. can't come a moment ioo— the election. can't come a moment too soon, you might argue . oi— moment too soon, you might argue . oi nigni— moment too soon, you might argue . oi nigni ii— moment too soon, you might argue on nigni i no— moment too soon, you might argue . or might it be a— moment too soon, you might argue . or might it be a little too ino— . or might it be a little too into on— . or might it be a little too late for rishi _ . or might it be a little too late for rishi sunak ? the sunday late for rishi sunak? the sunday iinoo— late for rishi sunak? the sunday iinoo goos— late for rishi sunak? the sunday times goes with— late for rishi sunak? the sunday times goes with ukraine's new waonn— times goes with ukraine's new wapons piea— times goes with ukraine's new wapons piea io— times

well, it's the daily telegraph unu— telegraph? well, it's the daily telegraph and it— telegraph? and it says lockdown benefits, quote— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote ,_ telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote , a— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote , a drop in the benefits, quote, a drop in the ouokow— benefits, quote, a drop in the bucket compared— benefits, quote, a drop in the bucket compared to the costs noo— bucket compared to the costs no kelsey— bucket compared to the costs like kelsey kyrees. i think the french— like kelsey kyrees. i think the french who— like kelsey kyrees. i think the french the french would say oxoououw— french the french would say oxoououw .— french the french would say excellent . we've— french the french would say excellent . we've been saying it excellent. we've been saying it for ooowo — excellent. we've been saying it for you-o w— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean,— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean, i— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean, i believe the telegraph— fo

i think the telegraph, you know. — have them.u know, when i was working there, it had _ you know, when i was working there, it had a _ you know, when i was working there, it had a wonderful reputation for news _ it had a wonderful reputation for news. when something large happened, a tragedy— news. when something large happened, a tragedy or— news. when something large happened, a tragedy or a bomb, someone tended to purchase _ a tragedy or a bomb, someone tended to purchase the telegraph. the news coverage _ to purchase the telegraph. the news coverage was brilliant. they can still do — coverage was brilliant. they can still do it. — coverage was brilliant. they can still do it, they still have wonderful days and moments but theres— wonderful days and moments but there's too much stuff that's divisive. _ there's too much stuff that's divisive, it is polarising and too comment— divisive, it is polarising and too comment driven. it would be lovely to think_ comment driven. it would be lovely to think that someone could come in fro

the sunday telegraph, lockdown. the sunday telegraph, storme— lockdown.ay telegraph, starmer aide sue gray a civil service— starmer aide sue gray a civil service job.— starmer aide sue gray a civil service job, rules— starmer aide sue gray a civil service job, rules . starmer aide sue gray a civil service job, rules. i'm sure you-e— service job, rules. i'm sure thou-e u— service job, rules. i'm sure that's a sentence. observer justin— that's a sentence. observer justin eo—mp— that's a sentence. observer justin ex—mp sunak allies pour scorn on beaten— justin ex—mp sunak allies pour scorn on beaten johnson . it's scorn on beaten johnson. it's a peruse— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase unu— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase and u— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase and a half,— scorn on beaten johnson. it's a phrase and a half, isn't it? suuuuy— phrase and a half, isn't it? sunday mirror— phrase and a half, isn't it? sunday mirror lockdown video eomoeueu— sunday mirror lockdown video bombshell partygate tapes and the suuuoy— bombshell partygat

telegraph calls it a secretive no »-n— telegraph calls it a secretive no »-n non— telegraph calls itt controlling big tech to delete the posts of me and who were voicing and my friends who were voicing legitimate covid, legitimate concerns about covid, legitimate concerns about covid, legitimate the legitimate concerns about the vaccine things that vaccine, and voicing things that actually out to be true. actually turned out to be true. so this what really stinks so this is what really stinks nene— so this is what really stinks nenelnnon— so this is what really stinks here-that what- so this is what really stinks here that what should be here is that what you should be nongo— here is that what you should be oonnge wen,— here is that what you should be doing? well, they— here is that what you should be doing? well, they should have been— doing? well, they should have been nong— doing? well, they should have been doing given they had been doing given that they had innonnonon— been doing given that they had information _to. been doing given that they hadi information—to be been doing gi

we're going to move the telegraph with move on to the telegraph with eat— move on to the telegraph withs money. they can wants to save money. they can save money by having people use their and use their their own internet and use their own couch . yes. so they're own couch. yes. so they're meant— own couch. yes. so they're nevtnt te— own couch. yes. so they're moving to the— ii t/t:;5 so they're moving to the they're moving trarn — moving to the they're moving trarn eanata— moving to the they're moving from canada square . they're from canada square. they're going— from canada square. they're gang to— from canada square. they're gang to san— from canada square. they're going to saint paul's. they're apparently— going to saint paul's. they're annarenttn tnte— going to saint paul's. they're apparently this building was tnenn— apparently this building was tnann ae— apparently this building was known as the _ apparently this building was known as the tower of doom by rnernetr— known as the tower of doom by rnernetr et— known as the tower of doom by members of staff— known as the tower of do

so we begin the telegraph and the spread of the new side of the battle via telegraph and newspaper offices. and then we look at the wild west show. now, the west show phenomenon took. in 1883. this is. seven years after the battle and with the wild west show that really start getting the romanticism of westward. now the wild west shows coincided with the commercialization of entertainment in the united states. in other words, with the emergence of an entertainment industry. meaning that the wild west shows had professional promoters who were in touch with theater managers throughout the country so they could have their wild west shown throughout the country. and in order to this, they also had to have investors, backers who would help provide funds up front so they could travel their and importantly so they could advertise them. so these wild west shows really were an investment opportunity for the entrepreneurs like buffalo bill and pawnee bill, and for their backer now, the thing about the wild west shows is that they were these equestrian extravaganzas that, very often included reenactm

we're going to move the telegraph with move on to the telegraph with cat— move on to the telegraph withenergy the company energy use. also, the company wants money. they can wants to save money. they can save money by having people use their and use their their own internet and use their own couch . yes. so they're own couch. yes. so they're ecvtee— own couch. yes. so they're meter to— own couch. yes. so they're moving to the— tt “tit; so they're moving to the they're moving trcre — moving to the they're moving trcre caeata— moving to the they're moving from canada square . they're from canada square. they're going— from canada square. they're going to— from canada square. they're going to satet— from canada square. they're going to saint paul's. they're attareetty— going to saint paul's. they're attareetty rete— going to saint paul's. they're apparently this building was teete— apparently this building was tecue ae— apparently this building was known as the _ apparently this building was known as the tower of doom by reerete— known as the tower of doom by reerete ct— known as the tower

well, it's the daily wotogupww unu— telegraph? well, it's the daily telegraph and it— telegraph?and it says lockdown benefits, quote— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote ,_ telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote , a— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote , a drop in the benefits, quote, a drop in the ouokow— benefits, quote, a drop in the bucket compared— benefits, quote, a drop in the bucket compared to the costs uko— bucket compared to the costs no kowooy— bucket compared to the costs like kelsey kyrees. i think the french— like kelsey kyrees. i think the french who— like kelsey kyrees. i think the french the french would say oxoououw— french the french would say oxoououw .— french the french would say excellent . we've— french the french would say excellent . we've been saying it excellent. we've been saying it for youo — excellent. we've been saying it for you-o w— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean,— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean, i— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean, i believe the telegraph— for

telegraph calls it a secretive no »-n— telegraph calls it a secretive no »-n non— telegraph calls itcontrolling big tech to delete the posts of me and who were voicing and my friends who were voicing legitimate covid, legitimate concerns about covid, legitimate concerns about covid, legitimate the legitimate concerns about the vaccine things that vaccine, and voicing things that actually out to be true. actually turned out to be true. so this what really stinks so this is what really stinks nene— so this is what really stinks nenelnnon— so this is what really stinks here-that what- so this is what really stinks here that what should be here is that what you should be nongo— here is that what you should be oonnge wen,— here is that what you should be doing? well, they— here is that what you should be doing? well, they should have been— doing? well, they should have been nong— doing? well, they should have been doing given they had been doing given that they had innonnonon— been doing given that they had information _to. been doing given that they hadi information—to be been doing give

we saw in the telegraph today? wett— we saw in the telegraph today?you know, fundraising accord fundraising on his own accord and thankfully, raised and thankfully, he's raised 120,000. he's a true inspiration and hero. but he shouldn't be having that. he should be having to do that. he should be being the national being treated by the national health . laura, you've health service. laura, you've wrttten— health service. laura, you've written - about- health service. laura, you've written - about this - health service. laura, you've written - about this sort. rt.r:i; laura, you've written about this sort of written a lot about this sort of stutt— written a lot about this sort of etutt etout— written a lot about this sort of stuff about suppression of information,— stuff about suppression of information, particularly during toettown— information, particularly during toottown .— information, particularly during lockdown , how— information, particularly during lockdown , how people were lockdown, how people were manipulated _ lockdown, how people were ma

according to the telegraph. he said their telegraph. a different story. what a different story. but what do you— a different story. but what doi yoa—agree you think, paul? well, i agree wrrr— you think, paul? well, i agree war-rear:— you think, paul? well, i agree wrrr-rrear: r- you think, paul? well, i agree with mean, i think you with him. i mean, i think you can overstate— with him. i mean, i think you can overstate anything, the can overstate anything, by the way.— can overstate anything, by the way-wars— can overstate anything, by the way-arar-s-orl way. i think that's a bit of ryrerroke.— way. i think that's a bit of- hyperbole._does, hyperbole. louis always does, however. - mean, - hyperbole. louis always does, however. mean, i've however. yeah. i mean, i've aeraakky— however. yeah. i mean, i've actually-the- however. yeah. i mean, i've actually _the .tol however. yeah. i mean, i've- actually _the -to watch actually taken the time to watch actually taken the time to watch a few— actually taken the time to watch a few documentarie

we saw in the telegraph today? wett— we saw in the telegraph today?to, you know, fundraising accord fundraising on his own accord and thankfully, raised and thankfully, he's raised 120,000. he's a true inspiration and hero. but he shouldn't be having that. he should be having to do that. he should be being the national being treated by the national health . laura, you've health service. laura, you've wrttten— health service. laura, you've written - about- health service. laura, you've written - about this - health service. laura, you've written - about this sort. rt.r:i; laura, you've written about this sort of written a lot about this sort of stutt— written a lot about this sort of etutt etout— written a lot about this sort of stuff about suppression of information,— stuff about suppression of information, particularly during toettown— information, particularly during toottown .— information, particularly during lockdown , how— information, particularly during lockdown , how people were lockdown, how people were manipulated _ lockdown, how people wer

according to the telegraph. he said their telegraph. _ immigration is so high that it's a different story. what a different story. but what do you— a different story. but what doi yoa—agree you think, paul? well, i agree wrrr— you think, paul? well, i agree war-rear:— you think, paul? well, i agree wrrr-rrear: r- you think, paul? well, i agree with mean, i think you with him. i mean, i think you can overstate— with him. i mean, i think you can overstate anything, the can overstate anything, by the way.— can overstate anything, by the way-wars— can overstate anything, by the way-arar-s-orl way. i think that's a bit of ryrerroke.— way. i think that's a bit of- hyperbole._does, hyperbole. louis always does, however. - mean, - hyperbole. louis always does, however. mean, i've however. yeah. i mean, i've aeraakky— however. yeah. i mean, i've actually-the- however. yeah. i mean, i've actually _the .tol however. yeah. i mean, i've- actually _the -to watch actually taken the time to watch actually taken the time to watch a few— actually taken t

junior us from the telegraph here. affirmative aettam— telegraph here.o a lot of trials and tribulation ta mate— a lot of trials and tribulation ta mate tt— a lot of trials and tribulation to make it easier— a lot of trials and tribulation to make it easier for people tte— to make it easier for people ttte me— to make it easier for people ttte me ta— to make it easier for people like me to make— to make it easier for people like me to make it in the uk and meta— like me to make it in the uk and amettea mett— like me to make it in the uk and america right now.— like me to make it in the uk and america right now. so i don't teet— america right now. so i don't teet .— america right now. so i don't teet . tam-t— america right now. so i don't feel i don't know— america right now. so i don't feel i don't know about affirmative _ feel i don't know about affirmative action part of discrimination. i don't really want— discrimination. i don't really want mat.— discrimination. i don't really want that. if— discrimination. i don't really want that. if i've— discrimi

we're going to move the telegraph with move on to the telegraph with sai— move on to the telegraph withch . yes. so they're own couch. yes. so they're mowing— own couch. yes. so they're nowing io— own couch. yes. so they're moving to the— ff i/i:;5r so they're moving to the they're moving iron — moving to the they're moving iron oanaia— moving to the they're moving from canada square . they're from canada square. they're going— from canada square. they're going io— from canada square. they're going io saini— from canada square. they're going to saint paul's. they're apparsniiy— going to saint paul's. they're apparsniiy inis— going to saint paul's. they're apparently this building was known— apparently this building was known as— apparently this building was known as the _ apparently this building was known as the tower of doom by sisrs— known as the tower of doom by sisrs oi— known as the tower of doom by members of staff— known as the tower of doom by members of staff . _ known as the tower of doom by members of staff . i151“ members of staff. i can believe it. well, everybody saw it.

we've got the telegraph reporting another telegraph reporting on another european— telegraph reportinguch, much larger than the sort or iiiegai— the much, much larger than the sort of illegal immigration we get sort of illegal immigration we gei inro— sort of illegal immigration we get into rhe— sort of illegal immigration we get into the uk— sort of illegal immigration we get into the uk and also immigration— get into the uk and also immigration from from places with— immigration from from places with rearw— immigration from from places with really cultural distant wawesi— with really cultural distant values, which _ with really cultural distant values, which has resulted in, you— values, which has resulted in, you know,— values, which has resulted in, you know, islamist terror attacks— you know, islamist terror attacks .— you know, islamist terror attacks . there's a bataclan and attacks. there's a bataclan and iarge— attacks. there's a bataclan and various large scale— attacks. there's a bataclan and various large scale horrific ihihgs— various large scale horrific ihihgs .— various

in the telegraph tomorrow, allister heath _ year.h tomorrow, allister heath is going to say the | allister heath is going to say the looming mortgage catastrophe proves that liz truss was right? liz looming mortgage catastrophe proves that liz truss was right?— that liz truss was right? liz truss made several _ that liz truss was right? liz truss made several mistakes. - that liz truss was right? liz truss made several mistakes. the i that liz truss was right? liz truss made several mistakes. the first | made several mistakes. the first thing, she attacked the independent economic institutions. she attacked the bank of england, she attacked the bank of england, she attacked the obr and she undermined the credibility of these institutions. had we had liz truss policies combined with what is going on to inflation, mortgage rates would already be 8%, knocked 6%. tom; already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates. has _ already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, has the _ already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates,

the telegraph has carney blames prearr— telegraph has carney blames erexra rar— telegraph has carneyb is permane— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face surge in mortgage raeea— millions. face surge in mortgage raeea rhe— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror leads with kipp-e— rates. the mirror leads with rang-e arrea— rates. the mirror leads with king's first birthday honours list king's first birthday honours use .— king's first birthday honours use . my— king's first birthday honours list. my heroes.— king's first birthday honours list . my heroes. the express has list. my heroes. the express has barre.— list. my heroes. the express has barre. ra-e— list. my heroes. the express has barre. re a— list. my heroes. the express has boris. it's a farce.— list. my heroes. the express has boris. it's a farce. don't back arra— boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally— boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally ,_ boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally

the telegraph has carney blames prearr— telegraph has carney blames erexra rar— telegraph has carneyb is permane— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face surge in mortgage raeea— millions. face surge in mortgage raeea rhe— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror leads with kipp-e— rates. the mirror leads with rang-e arrea— rates. the mirror leads with king's first birthday honours list king's first birthday honours use .— king's first birthday honours use . my— king's first birthday honours list. my heroes.— king's first birthday honours list . my heroes. the express has list. my heroes. the express has barre.— list. my heroes. the express has barre. ra-e— list. my heroes. the express has barre. re a— list. my heroes. the express has boris. it's a farce.— list. my heroes. the express has boris. it's a farce. don't back arra— boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally— boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally ,_ boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally

this telegraph election. this sunday telegraph snnon— election.odng do— something because if he wins, he's going to take or he's going to take it back. or mav— he's going to take it back. or non dono— he's going to take it back. or may takelback. _ he's going to take it back. or may take back. but and this may take it back. but and this is may take it back. but and this do-onon— may take it back. but and this do-onon-do- may take it back. but and this is-even-to happen. may take it back. but and this. is-even-to happen now. is not even going to happen now. it's is not even going to happen now. dd-o-nonnon— is not even going to happen now. dd-o-nonnon nond- is not even going to happen now. it's happen next march. it's going to happen next march. ndgnd— it's going to happen next march. dddgnd—dd-o— it's going to happen next march. dddgnd—dd-o duod- it's going to happen next march. right—it's just he's. right i think so. it's just he's nondo— right i think so. it's just he's nondo do— right i think so. it's just he's wants to lower— right i think so.

, josh, let's do the telegraph, josh, and— let's do the telegraph, josh, end-gee— let's do the telegraphe, is a- vidvii but this is this, i would argue, is a far this, i would argue, is afar more important— this, i would argue, is a far more important story in terms of the more important story in terms of vne eevnev— more important story in terms of vne eevnev-ev— more important story in terms of the actual-of other- more important story in terms of the actual of other human the actual impact of other human beings— the actual impact of other human beings-many— the actual impact of other human beings many human beings and many more human beings.— beings and many more human beings. mortgages beings. mortgage mortgages fixed for beings. mortgage mortgages fixed evens—e— beings. mortgage mortgages fixed feneee—e ene- for 25 years could ease the ense— for 25 years could ease the crisis,-gove. - for 25 years could ease the crisis,-gove..this. for 25 years could ease the crisis,-gove..this as crisis, says gove. so this is as neneeee— crisis, says gove. so this is as neneeee eves— crisis, says g

we'll go on to the front cover the telegraph now. cover of the telegraph now. icnis— cover of the telegraphis is just and it says that this is just one more bit of propaganda. this is a real story. it's is not a real news story. it's propaganda to pump up. propaganda trying to pump up. how it propaganda, though? i how was it propaganda, though? i mean—insinc- mean, it's happened. they're ncncning—incii mean, it's happened. they're. reporting—that has reporting on something that has occurred-there's- reporting on something that has occurred. there's always occurred. well there's always scncining— occurred. well there's always something going happen something that's going to happen in—kncn- something that's going to happen in—kncn wini- something that's going to happen in_know what is. in war. we don't know what is what they're saying. they made progress they're killing progress, that they're killing people. end of the people. but at the end of the day, we don't know. we never know what's going on. we don't know what's going on. we don't know this is if this is know if this is if this is real

we'll go on to the front cover the telegraph now. cover of the telegraph now. iewie— cover of the telegraph story. it's is not a real news story. it's propaganda to pump up. propaganda trying to pump up. how it propaganda, though? i how was it propaganda, though? i mean—inew-ne- mean, it's happened. they're reporting—thatl mean, it's happened. they're. reporting—that has reporting on something that has occurred-there's- reporting on something that has occurred. there's always occurred. well there's always eenetning— occurred. well there's always something going happen something that's going to happen in—knew- something that's going to happen in—knew wha- something that's going to happen in_know what is. in war. we don't know what is what they're saying. they made progress they're killing progress, that they're killing people. end of the people. but at the end of the day, we don't know. we never know what's going on. we don't know what's going on. we don't know this is if this is know if this is if this is really is it because really happening. is it because of the on western tanks of the em

the telegraph goes with biggest nhs teonnt— telegraph goes with biggest nhs teonnt tn— telegraph goes are they resisting the will of democracy ? another new segment comes to state of the nation, and it makes its debut tonight. jacobs book launches today . and book club launches today. and our edward our first guest, mr edward chancellor , will be to chancellor, will be here to discuss his book, price of discuss his book, the price of time interest rates rocket time as interest rates rocket and the effects are felt all around, will be asking him, should blaming the central should we be blaming the central banks? plus you've heard tonight that my fellow gb news presenter nigel farage had his bank nigel farage has had his bank account for no obvious account closed for no obvious reason. and yet another example presents itself after barclays is accused of caving in to lgbt activists and shutting down a christian charities bank account . state of the nation starts now . so . . so. i'll also be joined by tripathi panel this evening. we're hoping stephen pound is a bit late will get here but

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