thank you, tim, so much for joining tim stanley. thank you, tim, so much forjoining us tonight.ining us tonight. so first off, can you tell us a bit more about your view on why we should pin the blame on the new atheist movement for this ? atheist movement for this? >> i'm not blaming the new atheist movement exclusively , atheist movement exclusively, but new atheism was a movement that emerged about 15 years ago that emerged about 15 years ago that took atheism to a new evangelical level. it was hyper rationalist and it sold the idea to many people that there was really nothing sane about religion, that if you just accept some of the most basic premises of religion, then you're immediately sucked into a world of madness and fundamentalism . and world of madness and fundamentalism .and i world of madness and fundamentalism . and i think this fundamentalism. and i think this had a big impact upon a generation of young people. my generation of young people. my generation , i know lot of generation, i know a lot of people who agreed with new atheism drawn into it . and atheism wer

but femi nylander tim stanley, nylander and tim stanley, thanks. you very much thanks.free joining me today. next on free speech nation, a bizarre tale from iceland, where trans activist hounded the organisers of an lgbt charity. to the extent that the country's former prime minister had to step in. don't go anywhere . welcome back to free speech nation. >> so the charity sam took in 22, an icelandic sister organisation of lgb alliance, is taking legal action after an extraordinary series of events which ended in the country's former prime minister stepping in. >> so they were able to stage a conference. activists had put pressure to prevent the event from going ahead. well, the chair of the charity had a front row seat for this bizarre, secretive events. elder isidore joins me now. hello. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so tell me what happened . >> so tell me what happened. what was the event that you had organised? well, we organised like first conference for our like a first conference for our organisation, obviously from the start, from when we

mr tim stanley. telegraph. it is mr tim stanley. mr tim, great to have you on the show.ving parliament that is money that parliament so that is money that they receive when they lose their seats or in this case as well, if they quit, is set to be doubled with the figure going apparently to be over about 19 grand, supposedly be the equivalent months equivalent of four months rather than two. so the pay is allocated to help former members shut down their offices , help shut down their offices, help with previously with staff departures previously , the payment would only be given to those who either lost or down in a snap or stepped down in a snap election. all election. but now they all qualify . tim are they just being qualify. tim are they just being paid to fail here? >> oh gosh, it's so difficult to know how one judges failure, but what i would say is i would add that they also get paid a severance for having lost their job. >> they can also apply for the expenses as of winding down their office. and of course, they're also paid £86,000, which is well above the averag

mr tim stanley. telegraph. it is mr tim stanley. mr tim, great to have you on the show.ng parliament that is money that parliament so that is money that they receive when they lose their seats or in this case as well, if they quit, is set to be doubled with the figure going apparently to be over about 19 grand, supposedly be the equivalent months equivalent of four months rather than two. so the pay is allocated to help former members shut down their offices , help shut down their offices, help with previously with staff departures previously , the payment would only be given to those who either lost or down in a snap or stepped down in a snap election. all election. but now they all qualify . tim are they just being qualify. tim are they just being paid to fail here? >> oh gosh, it's so difficult to know how one judges failure, but what i would say is i would add that they also get paid a severance for having lost their job. >> they can also apply for the expenses as of winding down their office. and of course, they're also paid £86,000, which is well above the average

but femi nylander tim stanley, nylander and tim stanley, thanks. you very much thanks. joining me today. next on free speech nation, a bizarre tale from iceland, where trans activist hounded the organisers of an lgbt charity. to the extent that the country's former prime minister had to step in. don't go anywhere . welcome back to free speech nation. >> so the charity sam took in 22, an icelandic sister organisation of lgb alliance, is taking legal action after an extraordinary series of events which ended in the country's former prime minister stepping in. >> so they were able to stage a conference. activists had put pressure to prevent the event from going ahead. well, the chair of the charity had a front row seat for this bizarre, secretive events. elder isidore joins me now. hello. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so tell me what happened . >> so tell me what happened. what was the event that you had organised? well, we organised like first conference for our like a first conference for our organisation, obviously from the start, from when we foun

article triggered i accept by an article triggered i accept by an article by a journalist called tim stanleylooking at things like, for example, the trans ideology in society and connecting that perhaps in some way to the decline of religion. he's pondering whether or not it has led to a form of kind of social dysfunction , if you like, social dysfunction, if you like, and the prevalence of dangerous ideologies . what do you think to ideologies. what do you think to that ? that? >> ben habib well, before i answer that, i just want to say one thing. you may all people are equal, whether they're trans is bame , black, south asian , is bame, black, south asian, whatever they are, whatever religion they believe in, all people are equal and i think. >> what do you feel the need to say that because intriguing. >> yeah because i think what the debate has been to the point where the debate has been in favour of minorities. whatever minority it happens to be, ethnic, religious, sexual orient , asian gender identity and we promote those minorities above the majority . and i think that's the majority.

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for republican presidential candidate senator tim scott scheduled for today in the hamptons it's being co-hosted by gary cone and billionaire investor stanley drunkenmiller. >>> joining us is chairman and ceo terry firestone for more on these markets. we saw an interesting day yesterday followed by today. looks like a higher open what did you make of yesterday's action we saw particular weakness in sort of the higher multiple sectors, like software and semiconductors >> hi, melissa yeah, i think that we really needed to have that pause. we had such a strong run in the markets. by the end of last month, it was up 19% we've had enormous strength from software, from consumer discretionary stocks, from the tech sector and the communications companies so they've led all the way and seeing that earnings were decent, the market went up through them, now with a couple of, you know, bad pieces of news that downgrade yesterday and on that u.s. government, i think it makes sense to have a pause, a reset and then we look to see whether earnings growth can start to accelerate into the second half of this quarter and into next year because we need that b