richard tice he's only forms? tice he's only live in the studio to tackle that and explain why he's suing the conservative party that straight after the . break b reak reform break reform leader richard tice is tonight's outside of and brexit very much back in the headlines is rishi sunak to stifle a brewing backbench rebellion over his leverage northern ireland deal with the eu the pm has promised to give meps vote over the new protocol deal, but boris johnson reportedly ready to clash his political nemesis publicly if he pushes burson towards closer alignment with the eu. and while speaking in this great exclusive interview tonight , our this great exclusive interview tonight, our very own economics and business editor, our liam halligan the home secretary suella braverman made what i think is a veiled threat really to resign over the issue . listen to resign over the issue. listen don't think we need to be talking about resignation taken a very forthright position the past because i found and the terms of previ

richard tice he's only forms? tice he's only live in the studio to tackle that and explain why he's suing the conservative party that straight after the . break b reak reform break reform leader richard tice is tonight's outside of and brexit very much back in the headlines is rishi sunak to stifle a brewing backbench rebellion over his leverage northern ireland deal with the eu the pm has promised to give meps vote over the new protocol deal, but boris johnson reportedly ready to clash his political nemesis publicly if he pushes burson towards closer alignment with the eu. and while speaking in this great exclusive interview tonight , our this great exclusive interview tonight, our very own economics and business editor, our liam halligan the home secretary suella braverman made what i think is a veiled threat really to resign over the issue . listen to resign over the issue. listen don't think we need to be talking about resignation taken a very forthright position the past because i found and the terms of previ

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officials, and it really wants to focus on boosting the damaged economy, and rebuilding those trade tice, those economic links. boris? >> selena wang, reporting from beijing, thank you very much for that. >>> all right, to our other big story that we've been following all morning, portions of the northeast are finally warming up, and we're speaking relatively warming up a bit, this morning, after some record-breaking face-numbing, finger-numbing, you name it, cold. more than 20 million people are under wind chill alerts this morning, but those should end in the coming hours, as the temperatures are going up, winds are dying down, wind chills of 50 to 60 below zero have been reported across some areas. >> yes, and it shouldn't surprise you, it is setting records, mount washington in new hampshire, likely set a new national record for lowest wind chill on friday night, and the wind chill hitting negative 108 degrees fahrenheit. at those temperatures, someone with exposed skin can get frostbite within minutes as we take a look at what it looks like outside of mount washington right now, the

well richard tice, is reform is you know, is plugging that gap and making progress.m on 10. so, you know , can feel times for people , can feel at times for people of a small c conservative disposition that it's all rather depressing. but i just think our political class have become even more out of touch than they were before brexit and something will give sue something will change. ihope give sue something will change. i hope so. maybe you'll be part of it. well, maybe you've a head start, though, haven't you, with jacob rees—mogg ? michael jacob rees—mogg? michael portillo? yeah. wow well, as long as i just hope the management aren't listening to this, otherwise the station will be go. so you. thank you very much indeed. thank you, everybody. and in a moment, it'll be time . talking points. it'll be time. talking points. i'm to be joined by a man who has become the most famous the most infamous politician public figure of the south—west in the last or so. neil parish will in the hot seat in just a moment. well now, for the best part , the well now, for the best pa

tice donald trumpd himself knew thet best way to handle w chinese spy balloons. let them pass again, just like prompted trump trump he's got all of a sudden. so the question3 4 f1 washe di' president ? >> well, someone asked him. rump no says he didn't. in fact, in an interview yesterday, trump said he had noe idea there wern e any chinese sy balloons over the unitedan w states when he was president .as and he seemed to mean it, but it wasn't just trump. ump' >> trump's former national security adviser said the same a thing. >> he said he never heard chine anything about chinese spy balloons ovens over r a countryt and you would think that he would effort then the general in charge of norat, glenn van herk, had the very same reaction. 's m >> it's my responsibility to detect threats to north america. i will telsibilitythreets h amet detect those threats. so somehow nor add the most sophisticated supposedly monitoring system in the world, missedn the wo the those chineso balloons to three of them. >> and by the way, s dheo did the director of national intelligence

well richard tice, is reform is you know, is plugging that gap and making progress.m on 10. so, you know , can at times for people , can feel at times for people of a small c conservative disposition that it's all rather depressing. but i just think our political class have become even more out of touch than they were before brexit and something will give sue something will change. ihope give sue something will change. i hope so. maybe you'll be part of it. well, maybe you've a head start, though, haven't you, with jacob rees—mogg ? michael jacob rees—mogg? michael portillo? yeah. wow well, as long as i just hope the management aren't listening to this, otherwise the station will be go. so you. thank you very much indeed. thank you, everybody. and in a moment, it'll be time . talking points. it'll be time. talking points. i'm to be joined by a man who has become the most famous the most infamous politician public figure of the south—west in the last or so. neil parish will in the hot seat in just a moment. well now, for the best part , the well now, for the best part

leader richard tice reveals why he's suing the conservative party live in the studio at 950 as harryir silence by claims they want to sue the creators of south park over this now infamous episode . over this now infamous episode. we are having a private have an affair to him we are having a private have an affairto him and rely so we are having a private have an affair to him and rely so has the us cartoon got in the skin of the sussexes royal author and harry's official biographer, angela levin, lent her latest insight at 935 after the snp leadership frontrunner kate forbes is written for making comments on same sex marriage and having children out

ticed russians and china are mored you might have noticed thataggrs russia and china are more aggressive thanere they ae during the trump years by a long shot. just one example right now, there is a high altitudeballoo chinese spy balloon reportedlybv flying over the northern united states. by the way, somebody hava e a pi th the way, somebody hava e a pi that they could shoot up ine ska the air and take that balloon out of the sky. if you're so convinced it'sr as there. okay, as far as we w know, joe biden has taken no actions noe biden has taken no actions to disable that balloon. why? you're now with reaction. the host of unfiltered, our friend dan bongino. by the way, there's no such thing as a filter.r dan bongino, i can tell you that part now. we welcome you, dan bongino, to the show. bonjino. w let's get your overall thoughts ,because we have all of thesere sources and all of these unansweredquesti questions.t ren all of our calls were not returned. that doesn'ts no surprise me. but we tried hard.mail i mean, we have a stack of to kw emails that we sent. and my question is , dan ,

but what he did do was he bought twitter so that people like the babylon bee could have >> tice. documentary is called the death of comedy. we think it's significant. also pretty funny. it's out right now on fox station. we recommend id yot. bas >> well, we told you a story several weeks ago aboutca militaryte base in the unitedn a states not dedicated to defending the country from foreign invadersde'v, over five million of those, but thene spend its time trying to punish in local mother who complained about her kids school on facebook. >> well, turns out to be. inlittle more ominous than you thought. the military was far more deeply involved in censorship, th controllingip a domestic population than we even imagine. >> we've got an update next.e id hello, i'm mike lindell and i'm excited to announce my original . my slippers are back in stock. you've made them a huge success. and now i've added smaller sizes, larger size, wide sizes and all new colors. and with your promo code, you still save ninety dollars up here. not only that, i'm having the biggest sale ever on our sandals

like from richard tice. come on, reform . that's tice. come on, reform. that's never gonna change. change. but but people don't vote for it because people aren't going to. people aren't going to vote for. i mean, everyone's vote. the same reason why people don't necessarily vote for lib dems anymore. they're to vote for labour because chance of because labour have a chance of getting. moment i don't getting. and the moment i don't think what think people about what keir starmer to do, they starmer is going to do, they just different party to just want a different party to see what the couldn't possibly be people are sick of this be was people are sick of this because circus clowns is because it's a circus clowns is circus as sadly which circus and as sadly we are which is left in the political is left us in the political wilderness because he's gone so liberal you know, we liberal he says, you know, we had no but because he was so close with labour people between labour and these tory one of which is to halve inflation which is to halve inflation which as we know, is coming down an

it is richard tice well . i'm sure is richard tice well.at they will have a useful organise that gets that kind of message going. but from i'm talking up here in yorkshire, people were also saying about two months ago that they'd give reform a shot. they'd say , reform a shot. they'd say, let's, let's give reform a jobs or don't vote . but of course , i or don't vote. but of course, i shot himself in the foot when he came out with sticking up for big pharma stabbing andrew bridgen in the back over this very matter and. andrew bridgen was only really talking about, i don't think anybody could suggest the way things are at the moment. you shouldn't have an and then he's very an inquiry and then he's very comfortable. i said with net zero, which is actually crippling the country, it's going to cripple the country some to come . so i think some time to come. so i think when the election comes along and the reform members, spokesmen come on, they're going to be torn to shreds by chaps like you. however, concerns about net zero, an aspiration to

it is richard tice well . i'm sure is richard tice well.at they will have a useful organise that gets that kind of message going. but from i'm talking up here in yorkshire, people were also saying about two months ago that they'd give reform a shot. they'd say , reform a shot. they'd say, let's, let's give reform a jobs or don't vote . but of course , i or don't vote. but of course, i shot himself in the foot when he came out with sticking up for big pharma stabbing andrew bridgen in the back over this very matter and. andrew bridgen was only really talking about, i don't think anybody could suggest the way things are at the moment. you shouldn't have an and then he's very an inquiry and then he's very comfortable. i said with net zero, which is actually crippling the country, it's going to cripple the country some to come . so i think some time to come. so i think when the election comes along and the reform members, spokesmen come on, they're going to be torn to shreds by chaps like you. however, concerns about net zero, an aspiration to

and remember particle to remember those particle to reform richard tice, reform led by richard tice,meback because that would be political politically catastrophic for the tories . so catastrophic for the tories. so he's in a very difficult position. he's to do it, by the way, than boris johnson ever was. well, we're getting on was. okay well, we're getting on just using a lot of things, including rewriting rules on books right after . don't go away books right after. don't go away stories in the papers today with andrew pierce going through those and a homeless story of the possibility of a homeless story which has got us concerned. first of all, you must be devastated. whose face in the streets ? poor prince in the streets? poor prince andrew. get the violin out. he's worried now. his mother's gone. we always report supported his favourite son, the prince charles. he's going to limit his income and he won't get to stay income and he won't get to stay in royal lodge, which is a magnificent house in windsor. great park. i've been there. i've interviewed him there. it's got 30 rooms.

uk richard tice, his party not showing up sharply or significant in the polls yet as as ukip used too during the whole brexit debate . during the whole brexit debate. but. but when you've got an alternative , suffer logically alternative, suffer logically the vulnerability of a ruling party is significant. yes mean in some of the polls they're hitting about 7. in some of the polls they're marginally of the greens and for a party that has been below the radar, for lots of people, that's not inconsiderable matter. but in terms of the polling and the by elections, this election, they're labour they're running for labour and remembering this period remembering began this period losing seats of the conservatives on the 16% swing in hartlepool . but the more in hartlepool. but the more recent one's been about half the polling swings as prior 97. and given that the labour has to achieve a bigger swing , if achieve a bigger swing, if you're an outsider, you don't have to win to. prove your point. no, you have to stop. the person you hang tough with from winning. indeed be winning. and indeed

be out in the public without getting noticed or recognised, be out in the public without gett know, ticedt gett know, like or recognised, be out in the public without gett know, like or istaying ed, you know, like i'm staying the i'm staying part of london i'm staying in a part of london right where you know, right now where it's, you know, it's a little courtyard. and, you know, i go down in the courtyards watching the courtyards and i'm watching the shows. and you it, shows. and before you know it, it's a crowd of it's you know, it's a crowd of people. instead of watching people. me, instead of watching the going so the entertainment going on. so it's exciting. i also it's pretty exciting. i also wonder, know, your wonder, you know, your daughter's million daughter's got 89 million followers. over followers. you've got over 5 million followers to have sort of family rivalry . who's got the of family rivalry. who's got the most followers today or who's got the most likes? no, no, not necessarily. you know, it's just all fun and games. and like i said, it gives you an opportunity to out t