that is tony long.cer and specialist, firearms officer and instructor and author of the book lethal force. thank you, tony. well, coming up, if hs2 , tony. well, coming up, if hs2, i've never been a fan, i always think it's the wrong thing in the wrong place at the wrong price . could it be axed from price. could it be axed from where to where were we talking to christian wolmar? he's a fan. i think . after the day now. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to farage at gb news with me richard tice. well, we're struggling to get christian walmart to talk about hs2 down the line. maybe he's trying to help them sort of sort out the costs. i mean, this thing is just a catastrophe. so hopefully we'll speak to christian a later . hopefully we'll speak to christian a later. but hopefully we'll speak to christian a later . but the christian a bit later. but the other my big bugbears is other one of my big bugbears is the of net zero. and the the issue of net zero. and the prime minister

that is tony long.cer and specialist, firearms officer and instructor and author of the book lethal force. thank you, tony. well, coming up, if hs2 , tony. well, coming up, if hs2, i've never been a fan, i always think it's the wrong thing in the wrong place at the wrong price . could it be axed from price. could it be axed from where to where were we talking to christian wolmar? he's a fan. i think . after the day now. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to farage at gb news with me richard tice. well, we're struggling to get christian walmart to talk about hs2 down the line. maybe he's trying to help them sort of sort out the costs. i mean, this thing is just a catastrophe. so hopefully we'll speak to christian a later . hopefully we'll speak to christian a later. but hopefully we'll speak to christian a later . but the christian a bit later. but the other my big bugbears is other one of my big bugbears is the of net zero. and the the issue of net zero. and the prime minister

. ♪♪♪ sally: tony has a makeshift house near the riverbank. sally: how longsally: he lives with his 71-year-old widowed mother, esther finey. tony: mom, this is sally. sally: the family fled west papua in 1984 because of unrest. esther finey: [speaking foreign language] sally: esther finey sells fried banana to earn a small living. esther: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ sally: before she became a refugee, she was a teacher in west papua. her husband worked for a un agency. the family was middle class. ♪♪♪ tony: i used to tell her that it's okay, it's okay, don't cry because, you know, because of your aim, because of your dream for your homeland to be free, that's why you took house here. so you don't need to cry. just wait patiently, struggle, and then you will see the result of it. sally: it's an impossible choice to endure a lack of freedom in west papua or live in poverty in papua new guinea. ♪♪♪ sally: tony is part of a lost generation, lacking education and opportunity. ♪♪♪ sally: the rest of the family has returned and esther finey wonders if it's bett

i want to let you hear from a few of the folks we talked to here, particularly tony perkins a long timedia and others, the left that continues to attack and thinks they're going to drive evangelical voters away from him, they're pushing them toward him because they have that in common. they feel the hostility in the culture themselves. >> >> reporter: have the indictments of donald trump moved you at all away from him? >> it's moved me closer. >> reporter: why? >> i feel what the democrats are doing is railroading him. >> the policies he would be able to put forward as president, those outweigh whatever convictions may come. >> for me it does, yeah. >> reporter: and, chris, in iowa and in south carolina, fox news polling from the summer showed that donald trump was maintaining 50% support among evangelicals in both of those states. mike pence, the former vice president is about to take the stage in a couple of minutes. we're four months away from the iowa caucus. it's game time for these candidates to begin to make end roads. >> can we go back to abortion. donald trump is at both events

got 70 percent of the vote, overcoming discontent over recent scandals surrounding the long time governing 40 tony chang reports from single early morning cues outside of singapore and polling station. this presidential election appears to have generated more excitement and those in the post and voters keen to get in and exercise the democratic rights. yeah, i'm really happy shows have you truly a democratic country and 3 great candidates and the best man wins. single people has really a blossom a lot, you know, very highly technical in profession. and democracy has that blossom with it. i hope so. but from the, from the way it is run, i think everything seems to be open. recent constitutional changes have been showed a great a choice on the ballot. well, the president is a non political post something this could become a referendum and the ruling party. we're looking also at, at, and electorate. you know, that is more desirous of a political diversity. maybe even some participation, you know, in the one part you dominant state, a few people here question the success of a city state. that's now on

senate is back in session this weekend, that of course means the return of gop senator tony tuberville and his months-long, now the alabama republican has been single-handedly holding up the approvals of more than 300 military promotions in protest of the pentagon's abortion care policy. in a washington post op-ed this week, secretaries for the navy, airports, and army have all called on tuberville to put a stop to his blockade saying it is, quote, putting our national security at risk. navy secretary carlos del toro went even further referring to adversaries who he says we are paying attention to u.s. combat readiness. he told cnn, quote, i would never have imagined one of our own senators would actually be aiding communists and other autocratic regimes around the world. tuberville who we should note has never served has dismissed these calls as woke propaganda. but what our senate republican colleagues doing to stop it and the answer is simple, nothing. as msnbc steve bannon put it this week, a healthy political environment, tuberville taking steps to undermine his own country's military during a time o

us army intelligence officer tony shaffer is sure that the white house has long been divorced from realityhey have john mccain syndrome, i’ll fake it until i make it, or until i die. it all comes down to approximately this thesis, in my opinion, this is exactly how they look at the situation, they simply do not believe that this can be, from my point of view, this is a form of narcissism, i think that they believed that we could defeat the russians, the key to success lay in two things: firstly, in the ukrainians, whom we trained and armed, we hoped that they would fight at the level, but most importantly, we expected that sanctions would quickly put the russians in their place, it was a mistake. the french point out that due to the failure in ukraine and rash policies, the west is rapidly losing its own. all over the world are fleeing from military political fronts. natalya goncharova, vesti. the nuclear missile shield reliably protects russia and makes the dreams of some politicians in the west about the strategic defeat of our country absurd. this statement was made at the opening of th

former us army intelligence officer tony shaffer is sure that the white house has long been divorced to admit defeat. they have the john mccain syndrome, i’ll pretend until i fail, or until i die, it all comes down to roughly this thesis, in my opinion, this is exactly how they look at the situation, they just don’t believe that this can happen with me. point of view, this is a form of narcissism, they are simply unable to accept reality and will continue to portray an alternative version events, which is based not on facts, but on emotions. the united states deeply miscalculated when it decided to impose sanctions on russia and thereby turned too many people against itself, said political scientist john mearsheimer. i think we thought we could beat the russians, the key to success was two things: first, the ukrainians. whom we trained and armed, we hoped that they would fight at the level, but most importantly, we expected that sanctions would quickly put the russians in their place, this was a mistake. french indicates, due to failure on ukraine and rash policies, the west is rapid

long time. now let's get to jason, kevin, tony, a. he is the los angeles bureau chief of nbc news, or any of these. it's good to see you there. the writers union is calling this i'm in exceptional deal, but we really don't have many details. and i'm assuming that though all of the boxes have been to, is that true? you know, that's what we're hearing, that there's been some major development. it seems that i'm sure that they don't want to release the details of this deal. so as not to sway public opinion or sway voting members of the w, ga, the writers guild of america that deal that is been tentatively reached. they're still formalizing some of the legal language to make sure that everybody is getting what they were promising. all of that, and once that deal is voted on and approved by the va board members, and we'll find out some of the deals about like a i, and how many people can work on it show. and how many writers need to be employed on their show of whatever magnitude? i say it's going to be interesting to see who gave up what

long time. now let's get to jason, kevin, tony, a. he is the los angeles bureau chief of nbc news radio and he said it's good to see you. the writers union is calling this unexceptional deal, but we really don't have many details. and i'm assuming that though all of the boxes have been to, is that true email, that's what we're hearing, that there's been some major developments behind the scenes. and i'm sure that they don't want to release the details of this deal as not this way. public opinion or sway voting members of the va and the writers guild of america. that deal, that is been tentatively reached. they're still formalizing some of the legal language to make sure that everybody is getting what they are. we're promising all of that. and once that deal is voted on and approved by the va board members, then we'll find out some of the deals about like a i, and how many people can work on it show. and how many writers need to be employed on a show of whatever magnitude? i say it's going to be interesting to see who gave up what in t

.— very, very heavily in the long run up to the next election. tonyou very much _ up to the next election. tony, thank you very much for — up to the next election. tony, thank you very much for those _ up to the next election. tony, thank you very much for those updates. i tony, thank you very much for those updates. the uk government's proposed shake—up of the country's cosmetics industry has been opened for public consultation. under the proposal— unlicensed providers will be banned from administering cosmetic procedures including botox and filler injections. industry heavy weights say it's the biggest overhaul in a generation. i'm nowjoined by dr catherine fairris president: british college of aesthetic medicine. great to have you on the programme. just how significant is this consultation?— just how significant is this consultation? , ., ., just how significant is this consultation? ., ., , consultation? this consultation is incredibly significant. _ consultation? this consultation is incredibly significant. it _ consultation? this consultation is

most embrace the impeachment path, tony gonzalez is upset about the border. >> this impeachment is longdistrict have had enough, the border crisis in particular, we should have impeached in a long time ago. >> the republicans believe mccarthy is trying to impeachment as a way to get gop votes to avoid a government shutdown. summer public and suggest they could remove mccarthy if he renews spending on a temporary basis. ralph moorman of south carolina want leftist with the subjects. >> that's a separate issue. i'm not going to go there. we will see what plays out. on the spending, we can't handle that. >> reporter: democrats believe the gop is miscalculating, voters see chaos when they look impeachment with a funding fight. dan goldman served as democrat counsel for the first impeachment of donald trump. >> reporter: we are now entering a fraught situation in congress where we have government shutdown. with significant legislation we need to pass and instead the the speaker is catering to the fringe right wing who support donald trump and do his bidding. >> media coverage of impeachment

um as long but based generally cuz we're closer press the corresponding tony miller, a pharmacy unless i see a big associates, laurie jones and last but not least, it's been a pleasure to have you on the program today. thank you very much. i right, thank you. thank you. i'm moving on to all the news now in southern italy, where the arrival of almost 8000 migrants in the past 3 days alone, of little thoughts as to the class states of emergency on the island of lumpkin through the the. the island is situated between sicily and northern africa and has a population of only 6000 people on the telling and red cross officials said the masters of refugees arrived on more than a 100 vessels. it's listed the most points of the $435.00 incentives being overwhelmed. european countries have so far refused to help it to live with this amazing service. that is not a huge reco, it's multi contributes, have reach them awesome things as well. so this flood of migrants coming from sub saharan africa via tunisia. specifically, we're talking thousands of done over the past 48 hours and counting continued v

all receivers with 86 yards and finally some touchdowns later on tony jones jr with the first of his two scores. panthers fans in for a longs win 2217 a's hosting the playoff hopeful mariners oakland native brian woo starting for seattle. hey, he's a monday night football fan too. top of the fourth. it's a one nothing game. jose caballero taking jay pierce jp sears deep to left 437ft that two run homer nearly hit the fan time for the home run trident three nothing mariners more than enough for woo bottom four two on two out for nick allen who gets the strikeout to end the inning six strikeouts in five innings mariners win five nothing seattle's tied for the third and final wild card spot in the al and the giants were off sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino we' we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. live in san francisco. live in the south bay in san jose. in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc7 news live anytime anywhere. >> we are. >> we are. we are. we a

but a number of should as people i invest that a reason as long as your stories interest in. right. and so i was, was it, tony and points was a very visible turning point. and things then, did i, even with the work that we were doing, we're seeing growth in the pot, suspicion of young people. and they are interested in engaging with the stories. i think once you can show people how if then affect them, that's how you get the interest. right. and so i guess that's what i kind of in helps with look on the new stupid archive has been underway for 3 years now. getting it online and we've been clicking distance for nigerians is given that when the archive does go live, it will just be the end of the beginning. there are many decades of newsprint get to be sourced, digitized and catalog new with the stories and additive to be uncovered. and that's going to find patients contracted shows perfect or you know, those used with us how once we should get a different perspective regional perspective or just but spec to look up aspect of this business of the story. i'm totally fine to say on this perspective. so there's ju

long time governing party. the president's role in singapore is mainly ceremonial. tony chang has more from single thing for his waking up to the fact that it has a new president. and after all the talk of a close selection and a possible protest votes in the end it was a landslide. and that's what it says on the front of the straits times this morning . land slide when for tom and the chinese newspaper, the united daily has a breakdown of the results. 70.4 percent is rivals coming in with $15.13 respectively. but mr. thomas is a very experienced pair of hands. he's a former deputy prime minister, a former cdn minister at one stage. he was even talked about as a replacement for the current p. m lucian loan. now he'll be at the helm of the ship as simple as president for his opponents, a respectable results. and analysts we've spoken to says that even if they manage to keep the deposits, that will be considered a victory and their statements. they wish to mr. tom well and express the disappointment singaporeans it seems when it came to the big choice, decided to go for sa

long island wedding? "he ain't worth it, tony come on, tony, this is anthony's wedding. get tony out of here so he don't embarrass anthony. [ laughter ] he's having such a tough time because the jets are so lousy. [ laughter ] that was republican congressman mike rogers lunging after gaetz, one of the last remaining holdouts here's what a third republican member, who was in the middle of the scrum, had to say about the near brawl, which should give you a pretty good indication of where the republican party is at right now. again, this is one of their fellow republicans describing what happened. quote, "people shouldn't be drinking, especially when you're a redneck, on the house floor. [ laughter ] now, i know that sounds like a jeff foxworthy bit, but actually it was in the original draft of the constitution benjamin franklin was being super sassy towards thomas jefferson because franklin lived in philadelphia and jefferson was from virginia. jefferson got drunk one night and said, quote, "any dumb ass can fly a kite in a lightning storm. [ laughter ] so then franklin re

so a long term life on welfare. so there are aspects of tonyessarily expect from the labour party. >> stuff as ever, >> interesting stuff as ever, sir john, thank you very much. sir john, thank you very much. sir john, thank you very much. sir john curtice there, the professor of politics the professor of politics at the university strathclyde. professor of politics at the university strathclyde . was university of strathclyde. was there a job that does him down? political guru, pollster extraordinaire, more extraordinaire, but loads more still to come between now and 6:00. i will tell 6:00. in a moment, i will tell you the controversy over the you why the controversy over the bbc's diana interview you why the controversy over the blstill diana interview you why the controversy over the blstill rumbling diana interview you why the controversy over the blstill rumbling on ana interview you why the controversy over the blstill rumbling on 28 interview you why the controversy over the blstill rumbling on 28 yearsyiew is still rumbling on 28 years

tony insurgencies in south asia. so yes, lots of complexities bought many feel that your food has been done. and despite this decade long while as the fresh sheet on the wall. and so we've seen this here in 2023 has put big to learn even why you some out of particularly have full control money for has now become a classic example of the state. i don't want to bring you this finely russian aviation on our toner. we have repelled half a dozen attacks by ukraine's armed forces against the net stop coming from mosque was ministry of at defense. this thursday, while the military operation continues, archie correspondence div sweeney sent us this report and how the russian troops are preparing for the front lines. a, hey, are this training center in an undisclosed location in the don't? yes, a public. so just all preparing to return to the front line here, they assessed that performance and holding their techniques before they were turned to face the end. it'd be one small principle that remains important. important come back, especially with both sides. doug. good. so just learn of and bustle techniques, including how to sec

if the media had been doing their jobs, this would have been uncovered a long time ago. tony, in his interview, made it totally clear. and believably clear, about what he knew. and then, everybody ignored it. fox news and a few others have been the only ones showing any interest. the mainstream media has lined up as they are totally in the democrats camp and they are the ones that have not done their job. and it is not about how good a job biden has done as president. people need to get past that. these people that don't like the republicans or don't like the democrats, and that is how -- based on whether or not they are for or against this inquiry, then that is all it is, to investigate the circumstances. because, the biden family and the biden administration is totally unwilling to provide any documentation or proof that it can be cleared up. and, there is all kinds of testimony about what has happened. but, the democrats and, again, the mainstream media say there is no evidence, no evidence. host: your view is that the evidence will come out that rises to high crimes and m

if the media had been doing their jobs, this would have been uncovered a long time ago. tony, in his interview, made it totally clear. and believably clear, about what he knew. and then, everybody ignored it. fox news and a few others have been the only ones showing any interest. the mainstream media has lined up as they are totally in the democrats camp and they are the ones that have not done their job. and it is not about how good a job biden has done as president. people need to get past that. these people that don't like the republicans or don't like the democrats, and that is how -- based on whether or not they are for or against this inquiry, then that is all it is, to investigate the circumstances. because, the biden family and the biden administration is totally unwilling to provide any documentation or proof that it can be cleared up. and, there is all kinds of testimony about what has happened. but, the democrats and, again, the mainstream media say there is no evidence, no evidence. host: your view is that the evidence will come out that rises to high crimes and m

all receivers with 86 yards and finally some touchdowns later on tony jones jr with the first of his two scores. panthers fans in for a longear. saints win 2217 a's hosting the playoff hopeful mariners oakland native brian woo starting for seattle. hey, he's a monday night football fan too. top of the fourth. it's a one nothing game. jose caballero taking jay pierce jp sears deep to left 437ft that two run homer nearly hit the fan time for the home run trident three nothing mariners more than enough for woo bottom four two on two out for nick allen who gets the strikeout to end the inning six strikeouts in five innings mariners win five nothing seattle's tied for the third and final wild card spot in the al and the giants were off sports on abc seven mouthwash concentrate, just add water, squeeze to control the strength of your mouthwash. and find a zone... all your own. ♪ scope squeez. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth to remove 100% more plaque. for a superior clean. oral-b. brush like a pro. the ball

how long is this going to last? let's talk to ej anne tonytage foundation and david bonson, managing director of the bonson managing group. this is interesting. he's a stock market expert and guru but i want to share with you that we had great kevin o'leary on last night, mr. wonderful, mr. shark tank. when rates go up, stocks go down. we're seeing the 10 year has gone up to almost 4.5%. and the stock market is losing ground this week. doesn't mean forever but means this week. i was very disappointed at the fed's meeting because i don't think except for our reporter edward lawrence, jay powell never talked about inflation, oil, energy, which could be a more serious problem than anybody realizes and if that's true, that's target going higher and lots of interest rates are going higher and stocks going lower tomorrow. and the strategic petroleum and it's masking for a very long time and biden policies and buying votes. they're buying down. they're still 3, 400 million left and the peak was over 700 million and 357 million barrels left. think th

long time. >> the last comment you heard there was from tony gonzalez who represents a swing district.hat support is notable there. as far as a time line, there is a general sense in the gop that they do not want this dragging into an election year and that's why mccarthy told his members today that he wants to move as quickly as possible. >> yeah, the timing also important, melanie, because the backdrop of all of this is the spending fight, government funding ends on september 30th. we'll keep an eye on that. thank you so much. jim? >>> let's take a closer look at speaker mccarthy allegations of president biden and the facts. here to walk us through with the facts, let's begin with claim number one from mccarthy. have a listen. >> we know that bank records show that nearly $20 million in payments were directed to the biden family members and associates through various shell companies. >> $20 million, various shell companies. what are the facts. >> i think it's important to take a closer look at the specific language that speaker mccarthy is using here. he said biden family members and

tony bonsignore with further analysis of this review. this is very familiar ground for swelling braverman. she has longgetting involved in things like political marches and parades, and taking the knee, for example. —— suella i man. getting involved in issues of gender, whether is quarterly, or politically contested as she would say. what she has done today is written to his majesty's inspectorate of constabulary, the body that inspect policing or in behalf of the government and the taxpayer, and said, look, it was to look into these issues, and she wants it to look specifically at a couple of things. one, whether it is diverting attention away from what she would call common sense policing, day—to—day policing, investigating and responding to crimes. and also, she said she wants them to look into whether it is affecting public confidence in policing. she has also written to chief constables, the heads of all these police forces at the same time too, and she wants this body to reports by the end of march. as i say, this is familiar territory for the government and put suella braverman in particular, wh

what took everybody so long, social media available 24/7 is harmful to everyone, especiallily kids and tonies have noright to take a phone from a child. we gave our kids phones for safety, but use has been abused. schools fix clothing issues by going to uniforms, could schools do something like this. with phones, social media, my gosh, i have a seven year old and haven't gotten to that yet. hold of your children? >> 12, 10 and 7 and none of them have phones and they are not happy about it. huge pressure, but we know too much to give them a phone. like i feel very pagszate and very strong about it because i want my kids to be healthy adults, i don't want them to get phones, research is clear. >> ainsley: hats off to graystone, i wish all schools would agree to do this. maybe that will happen. your town is gorgeous, if you are visiting dublin, go to graystone. new video into our newsroom and a warning for you, it is disturbing, a man is beating up a 60-year-old woman in new york city subway, 50 times over two minutes with her own cane. a live report coming up next. and former president trump is

tony: thank you. ♪ geoff: when joe biden stepped into the oval office as president on january 20, 2021 following his decades-longservice, he was perhaps better prepared and more equipped than other presidents in recent history to deal with the ways of washington and his fellow world leaders. "the atlantic's" franklin foer has examined president biden's first two years in office, which he writes about in fascinating detail in his new book, "the last politician." and franklin joins me now. thank you for being with us. franklin: thank you for having me. geoff: in the prologue of the book, you write that the electorate in 2020 turned to joe biden, that his victory was ascribed to the fact that voters wanted calm and decency and competency, even a bit of boredom after four years of the trump administration. you write that was not the view that joe biden had of himself and for his presidency. what was his initial vision, and how did it evolve? franklin: joe biden had not set around his whole life wanting to be president just to be a placeholder. he had grand and visions for what he wanted to accomplish. he had a massi

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long time governing positive. the president's role is mainly ceremonial. tony ching reports from singapore, the early morning cues outside of singapore in polling station. this presidential election appears to have generated more excitement and those in the past and both his keen to get in and exercise the democratic rights. yeah, i'm really happy shows have you truly a democratic country and 3 great candidates and the best men wins. yeah. thing up for has really a blossom a lot, you know, very highly technical and professional. and democracy has that blossom with it. i hope so. but from the, from the way it is run, i think everything seems to be open. recent constitutional changes have been showed a great a choice on the ballot. well, the president is a non political post something this could become a referendum and the ruling party. we're looking also at, at, and electorate, you know, that is more desirous of a political diversity, maybe even some participation, you know, in the one part you dominant state people here. question the success of a city state. th

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long-term. meanwhile for labor, the analogy that is used is that, back to tony blair, is he going to carry the mingto the election or present the positive case to vote labor? that is the challenge for keir starmer. this time labor is going second. you would think that means they are going to have the open hand. they get the last word. but there's never a last word in politics. we get the king's on november 7. in the run-up you expect lots of leaks that would potentially put labor back on the reactive foot. kriti: what if they have one word to say to the businesses that are watching this party conference very closely? what did they say to them? lizzy: they have the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs offensive. really trying to woo the city. by our data, the mliv survey, it seems to be working. two thirds of finance professionals say starmer would be more market friendly than rishi sunak. our colleague reported the big businesses in britain are going to labor's conference rather than tories. you have barclays, goldman, vodafone going there. really this is a challenge for the consumer sector to continue

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