i'm now speech union, toby young. good morning, toby. i'm now i speech union, toby young. sent anybody to be given an award with a public vote. and i think it shows that there is a real tide swell. there's a swell feeling from people who are frustrated, perhaps by the lack of and honest debate and conversation that they feel that they have been allowed to have since spnng been allowed to have since spring 2020. is that how you might see it ? spring 2020. is that how you might see it? yes i think there is a real public appetite to controversial , contentious controversial, contentious issues , particularly if they issues, particularly if they affect all of our lives. discourse just in a more open in the mainstream media. and i'm sure that this much deserved award beverley it being far too modest but of course we should be talking about it and congratulate you about it. i'm sure that it was , i'm sure that sure that it was, i'm sure that it was due to the fact that there is this huge public appetite to more appetite to hear more responsible, articulate journalists like you ra

toby young country? journalist targeted by the military. toby young joins us. toby why the government on boosting the on the 50th anymore what's going on. we'll discuss that . next if a labour government is on the cards, can labour be trusted ? cards, can labour be trusted? brexit. we'll discuss that with leader of the sdlp, william clewiston live in the studio in just few minutes. but first, this is a worrying story for big brother watch released expose the other day . the dealings of the other day. the dealings of the other day. the dealings of the 77 brigade, a unit of the british tasked with not lethal psychological warfare there who despite operating only against foreign powers and extremists were deployed by the government dunng were deployed by the government during the covid pandemic. we've spoken to the mod a few times in which they categorically deny the individuals were spy on or that they had stalls . the style that they had stalls. the style dossiers compiled them, but that they'd collected on narratives counter to official advice , counter to offic

so joining me to debate ethics of going electric to toby young , associate editor to toby young, associatend pete knapp, air student phd. pete air quality student phd. pete should be banned sale of all electric cars by 2030. well, i. i would like to see i definitely don't see a growth in them. i think this is what i think manufacturers want to see. they know fossil fuel cars are fossils. they know they're going , but they want something to take the place. they want to push electric cars on us. and as as as you were saying, we've got so many problems. the mining with the resources and i don't want to see an increase in in capacity on this on the streets i want to see them done complete they want mass transit and no individual choice. toby, should we ban battery powered cars by 2030. well, i think there's strong case. i mean, first of all, there are there are bad proposition from a kind of consumers point of view. so more or less the cheapest electric car you can , a fiat 500 zero car you can, a fiat 500 zero emissions, electric car costs upwards , £30,000. we were told, upwards, £30,000. we

so joining me to debate ethics of going electric to toby young , associate editor to toby young, associatend pete knapp, air student phd. pete air quality student phd. pete should be banned sale of all electric cars by 2030. well, i. i would like to see i definitely don't see a growth in them. i think this is what i think manufacturers want to see. they know fossil fuel cars are fossils. they know they're going , but they want something to take the place. they want to push electric cars on us. and as as as you were saying, we've got so many problems. the mining with the resources and i don't want to see an increase in in capacity on this on the streets i want to see them done complete they want mass transit and no individual choice. toby, should we ban battery powered cars by 2030. well, i think there's strong case. i mean, first of all, there are there are bad proposition from a kind of consumers point of view. so more or less the cheapest electric car you can , a fiat 500 zero car you can, a fiat 500 zero emissions, electric car costs upwards , £30,000. we were told, upwards, £30,000. we

toby for joining director toby young is with me now. toby forjoining me. lots of money to the universities is now going where it's going to going to you where it's going to do whole more good frankly do a whole lot more good frankly . yes. i mean , it is absolutely . yes. i mean, it is absolutely fantastic . and i hope other fantastic. and i hope other alumni donors to universities follow his lead. and instead of giving money to their old university . instead give it to university. instead give it to the free speech union. they're concerned about the erosion of free speech at their alma mater. yes, we've we've done a lot in in durham itself before coming on the show. andrew, i checked to see how many individual cases the free speech union has been involved with at durham university, specifically since it was founded in 2020. and the answer is 50, which was higher than i was expecting it to . but than i was expecting it to. but to give you an example of the kind of thing i'm talking about, we went to bat for a young student at durham who was expelled after

toby for joining director toby young is with me now. toby forjoining me. lots of money to the universities is now going where it's going to going to you where it's going to do whole more good frankly do a whole lot more good frankly . yes. i mean , it is absolutely . yes. i mean, it is absolutely fantastic . and i hope other fantastic. and i hope other alumni donors to universities follow his lead. and instead of giving money to their old university . instead give it to university. instead give it to the free speech union. they're concerned about the erosion of free speech at their alma mater. yes, we've we've done a lot in in durham itself before coming on the show. andrew, i checked to see how many individual cases the free speech union has been involved with at durham university, specifically since it was founded in 2020. and the answer is 50, which was higher than i was expecting it to . but than i was expecting it to. but to give you an example of the kind of thing i'm talking about, we went to bat for a young student at durham who was expelled after

toby young. both got in situations whereby we've demanded to be apologised , demanded an apology apologised, demanded an apology from good idea about idea . it from good idea about idea. it usually makes things worse. lawrence so when i was targeted by twitch mob, when was appointed to a government regulator at, the beginning of 2018, people dredged up things i'd said on twitter , some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd written dating back at least 30 years. a petition was started signed by 220,000 people demanding that theresa may sack me. i had a mob of journalists on my doorstep . and in the end, on my doorstep. and in the end, i thought the only way to make this stop to make it go away, to save my career, would to apologise. so i issued apology and hope that would a line under it turned out that the worst possible thing i have done that was like throwing a piece of raw meat , a show was like throwing a piece of raw meat, a show at piranha fish, the fe

toby young. both got in situations whereby we've demanded to be apologised , demanded an apology apologised, demanded an apology from good idea about idea . it from good idea about idea. it usually makes things worse. lawrence so when i was targeted by twitch mob, when was appointed to a government regulator at, the beginning of 2018, people dredged up things i'd said on twitter , some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd written dating back at least 30 years. a petition was started signed by 220,000 people demanding that theresa may sack me. i had a mob of journalists on my doorstep . and in the end, on my doorstep. and in the end, i thought the only way to make this stop to make it go away, to save my career, would to apologise. so i issued apology and hope that would a line under it turned out that the worst possible thing i have done that was like throwing a piece of raw meat , a show was like throwing a piece of raw meat, a show at piranha fish, the fe

that is what i think is outrageous that that so i don't think my good friend toby young and my colleagueate david davis have been depnved mate david davis have been deprived of platforms to express the views on. they have not been censored. yes, i do myself have not they've not been deprived of platforms. he's been he's been dewbs& co. he's been right. it's in the papers. he's not been banned from the papers. references it in his own column. i think this weekend about how quickly was removed quickly he was removed from traditional broadcasting platforms because he dared to have the audacity to query lockdowns. you've had people like maajid nawaz, which was kicked off . he's mentioned as kicked off. he's mentioned as a conspiracy theorist what? well, but this is riot people call people conspiracy theories . people conspiracy theories. well, this is what happens is months down the line, you then realise that what was actually being said and declared a conspiracy theory is actually guess what, awkwardly it turned out to be true after all. well i mean, basically people's lives were saved and

let's see what the director of the free speech union young thinks on this issue . hi toby, how are you? i'm good. how are you? i'm good, thanks. thanks for joining good. how are you? i'm good, thanks. thanks forjoining us. what you make of this this proposal ? well, it's a pretty proposal? well, it's a pretty draconian. there's a similar not quite , but similar proposal quite, but similar proposal before the british, which is being considered by the current government, but if it's based on this one, then i think we have a great deal to worry about . let's great deal to worry about. let's go through what's about this proposal ? it's not yet a bill. proposal? it's not yet a bill. it's just series of recommendations by. a committee that was appointed by the scottish government and. one thing it recommends is that all forms of conversion therapy directed gay people should be criminalised. and by that they don't just mean, you know , don't just mean, you know, sending a gay child to a kind of re—education camp. i don't think anyone would have any problem with criminalising that

let's see what the director of the free speech union young thinks on this issue . hi toby, how are you? i'm good. how are you? i'm good, thanks. thanks for joining good. how are you? i'm good, thanks. thanks forjoining us. what you make of this this proposal ? well, it's a pretty proposal? well, it's a pretty draconian. there's a similar not quite , but similar proposal quite, but similar proposal before the british, which is being considered by the current government, but if it's based on this one, then i think we have a great deal to worry about . let's great deal to worry about. let's go through what's about this proposal ? it's not yet a bill. proposal? it's not yet a bill. it's just series of recommendations by. a committee that was appointed by the scottish government and. one thing it recommends is that all forms of conversion therapy directed gay people should be criminalised. and by that they don't just mean, you know , don't just mean, you know, sending a gay child to a kind of re—education camp. i don't think anyone would have any problem with criminalising that

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the amendments to the bill come about because of the work of a number campaigners, not least toby young'slliant free speech union, a group that certainly deserves our support at a time when politicians seem to think that words can be a form of vile . this has also been form of vile. this has also been a brilliant year for those of us who have tried draw attention to the dangers of gender, ideology, a threatens the rights a movement threatens the rights of women and gay people while posturing as progressive . and posturing as progressive. and although the snp has pushed through its gender self id laws , which will people can , which will mean people can simply declare themselves the opposite without a medical opposite sex without a medical diagnosis, is diagnosis, a law that is doubtless open exploitation. doubtless open to exploitation. this isn't the end of the story as a result of nicola sturgeon's intransigence , her total refusal intransigence, her total refusal to engage intelligence dealing with concerns and the with people's concerns and the snp's insistence putting male bodied cri

and you know, i totally endorse toby young, you know, amazing man with his free speech union. yeah. stuff. and to suggest that your view is that the public in general need to be somehow protected from from views like those held by andrew bridgen on the vaccines is quite we want a deep diverse city and inclusion. well let's actually hear what people to say and let the public form their own judgements and don't be so sort of almost fascist and tell people what they can and can't say. adam holloway, thank you very much indeed for giving your all straight talking from adam. but but this censorship that he's talking you might talk nonsense you might get it wrong, but people will absolute only come down on you straight away. this is what we're getting at. he's getting it. the nub it, he's getting it. the nub of it, that freedom speech . that freedom of speech. absolutely. totally agree with absolutely. i totally agree with abdeslam's comments. and actually seeing here actually what you're seeing here is whips adopting is conservative whips adopting cancel culture and going back to michael

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columnist and toby young, the head of the free speech union and who started the lockdown sceptics blogreminder that during that period during the pandemic you know we gave so many of our so many things that we thought were just the most basic kind of liberties which just washed away not only were we forced stay in our homes for , you know, apart our homes for, you know, apart from some very minor , you might from some very minor, you might be alive today as a result, i'm less convinced about that because, you know there's been various countries think about sweden who didn't have a lockdown it's now come out that they have some of the lowest kind of number of excess deaths overall in europe. so because it's not just covid that has been killing people know we're looking huge waiting looking at the huge waiting times that we our tables were not vulnerable . so, yes, you not vulnerable. so, yes, you might have lost your life . the might have lost your life. the vast majority of us could have ended deal with covid. absolutely fine. thinking absolutely fine. i was thinking about the other da

i have tom, toby maguire and from the entourage, my short list right now. >> the others are too low. you have to get somne young. >> you have to have good and lateral movement. >> wasn't is spider-man? i have a lot of confidence in tom. ving us credit. >> thank you, charlie. >>> giving special sendoff levi stadium earlier today. we were there and players left to board the bus. they love the 49ers so much that he got married at a 49ers tailgate party. >> our family is there, and we just decided to pull the plug and do it there and it was great. perfect location. >> nothing says romance like tailga >> the one fan with the eyes. >> the prosthetic eye. i want to meet the bride at the wedding. >> maybe she loves it . >> have all of the refreshments . >> that is like find jesus and wind . >> where are you going to? i went to get invitedto those expect nothing less. ine. i ncrease in prices for all of their customers by 16% starting this fall along with steve years. the last story had cold wat the request is filing with the california public utilities commission, but it will be up to the cpcto grant that proposal. >>

hardly criticize elders, but they see people will be a young man that they can criticize and confront when it needs to be. and that is helping p, toby gather some support on, on mid approach. however, that is not the end of the discussion. see there's challenges, a piece that will be seems to be sort of becoming more and more popular with younger voters as well as votes from the south. that is an unwritten agreement, by the way, to me because i didn't politicians that after every 8 years of power in a particular region in the north for example, after bahati paid blood is 80 is the power. busy power is supposed to ship to the south and peter will be represent that not because he is from the south, but because a lot of people feel that they was hobbled, presented a presidential candidate, or even won a presentation election in nigeria. since 1961 number yes, equate became the president wall officer morning role because it was a parliamentary system of government. so a lot of people wanted to give me that benefit of the doubt and they wanted to see a young and vibrant person leading. i did it, however, they feel there are many and i ge

young man who've been driving minus car. and one thing that into close to home, a story that dana's mother wanted toby to leave the hospital, fingers at toby over the years. >> he went on to the, diner asked what happened to dana, they would say toby killed her. >> that's correct. >> family members told detectives that toby had a temper, and a couple thought a lot. >> there were some accusations that there was a turbulent lifestyle between dana and toby, and there may have been some violence in that. >> but, toby denied he had anything to do with whatever happened to her that night. he said he was at home asleep. >> when did those whispers start? >> immediately. >> about your involvement. >> immediately. >> a lot of members of her family think you are the killer here. >> toby says dane's family had never approved of his relationship with her. he was a rough and tumble character, four years older than her, fond of boxing and motorsports. >> there was evil can, evil and i was considered awful can awful. >> we he says that the birth of baby brittany, brought them closer together. >> did you think about a future together? >> ye