trans people and he trans people may think he says trans people may think they've changed their genderdna, chromosomes but their dna, their chromosomes , structure and , their skeletal structure and their voice will all tell the truth . um, and elizabeth has truth. um, and elizabeth has written in and elizabeth says, what keeps the working class in ethnic minority people out of theatres is the price of the ticket. simple as that. well, if benjamin had his way, he'd subsidise everything as he thinks money grows on trees . but thinks money grows on trees. but now it's time for our next debate. up next, it is connor, and connor is going to tell us about, oh, last night, rishi sunak recited the diversity is our strength platitude on the steps of io our strength platitude on the steps of 10 downing street for the umpteenth time. >> very dull, if not the false equivalency drawn between islamic extremists who are calling for intifada every weekend and wednesday and westminster and phantom far westminster and the phantom far right . who, who and where are right. who, who and where are the far

and you've written a book about this, de trans de trans. >> yes. yep. >> yes.octor okay. fantastic. well, doctor hakim and fiona mckenna, thank you much joining you both very much for joining me. appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks. thank you. and thank you buster as well . you buster as well. >> now next on free speech nafion >> now next on free speech nation i'm going to be talking to alba mp neale hanvey, who has been raising concerns about gender affirming care in parliament. i'm going parliament. and also, i'm going to a young person to be speaking to a young person who has detransitioned after receiving gender care. receiving gender affirming care. don't anywhere. >> welcome back to this special edition of free speech nation with me. >> andrew doyle. today we're talking about w pat the world professional association for transgender health, and the leaked concerns leaked files that raise concerns about and global about their policies and global influence. mp neale influence. alba party mp neale hanvey been raising concerns hanvey has been raising concerns i

there were so many barriers that other trans folks had in the workplace. and so when i finished college, i moved out to san francisco in the hopes of finding a safer community. >> and also, i want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayor, so our transadvisory community members, if they could raise their hands and you could give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your help. my leadership here at the office is engaging the mayor and leadership with our lgbt community. we also get to support, like, local policy and make sure that that is implemented, from all-gender bathrooms to making sure that there's lgbt data collection across the city. get to do a lot of great events in trans awareness month. >> transgender people really need representation in politics of all kinds, and i'm so grateful for clair farley because she represents us so intelligently. >> i would like to take a moment of silence to honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. >> i came out when

to this debate about trans women, labour's policy on trans.f the appg, the parliamentary the all party parliamentary group debates about this. and virginia only biological virginia says only biological women should be included in women's day. ray says trans women should not be included, please stop this idiocy. there are two sex and your sex cannot change no matter how you might feel. and, nick says women's day should be banned. as amy nicole said, it's just an excuse to run men down. it should be called international. let off men day because we're more important than they are. >> i'll just read a quick one from chris. good morning chris, he stop that he says. ben, stop saying that everyone work at the everyone else of work at the moment it through moment is doing it through choice. actually choice. i didn't actually say that, but i've written to various shows on gb news to explain a plus explain that as a 50 plus straight man, now straight white man, i am now unemployable for reason, unemployable for some reason, the e56 unemployable for some

>> how are you defining trans people? trans people? talking about guys just like talking about guys who just like wearing dresses? and then suddenly them more? wearing dresses? and then suddewe them more? wearing dresses? and then suddewe talk them more? wearing dresses? and then suddewe talk about them more? wearing dresses? and then sudde we talk about people nore? wearing dresses? and then sudde we talk about people with? when we talk about people with gender yes. gender dysphoria, yes. >> people are thinking >> the young people are thinking that genuinely >> the young people are thinking th.risk genuinely >> the young people are thinking th.risk . genuinely at risk. >> i think what they're doing is they're confusing what we used to call old school transsexuals with transvestites, cross—dressers, fetishists and i'm putting them all in one umbrella, including violent men who want to punch women and go along these events as an along to these events as an excuse for violence against women. clearly. women. quite clearly. right. >> there

so our board now is almost half, trans led, trans people on the board. so we want to make sure that we're seeing that trans and non-binary people that are growing up know that there there, there is hope, that there's joy in our community that you can grow up, you can have a meaningful life, and you can contribute to society in your community. >> and, suzanne, i'm curious, are the struggles different for trans and non-binary community compared to those of the lgbtq community? is there a difference, or is it all the same? >> no, there's definitely there's definitely a difference, you know, i think people back in the 70s and 80s when i was growing up, the movement towards gay rights, they made they made strides. but i think that the transgender community was left behind, we're still a marginalized community, especially trans, trans people of color, black trans women face an inordinate amount of obstacles to gain access to things that we take for granted, even white trans people, so there's definitely a difference and there's more work to be done, as evidenc

trans woryeah, woman. someone had said that a trans woryeah, rightyman. someone had said that a transe been fine with that. >> that would be fine. so >> yes, that would be fine. so it so it's double it is so, so it's double standards, right ? standards, right? >> if allowed to say >> if you're allowed to say that, aren't allowed to that, why aren't you allowed to say woman is a man? say a trans woman is a man? >> it's a double standard. yeah. the is that the bbc is the fact is, is that the bbc is the propaganda network and the state propaganda network and has place in a democratic country. >> you're always so extreme, louis. i don't that . louis. i don't agree with that. yeah, i think because because you quality and someday you are bbc quality and someday you'll have your own show on the bbc. >> oh i see, totally respect. so i'm just protecting my own interests by being i have no chance of ever going on the bbc. so i can screw those people. as much as i want to. >> you might end up on the bbc, but for the reason that you but not for the reason that you think. i think in a news think.

trans.t trans. it's often these debates end up often these these debates end up being not about trans people. the thing happens you the same thing happens when you talk not about talk about toilets, not about trans people. it's about people who toilets, who want to sneak into toilets, who want to sneak into toilets, who trans, are using who aren't trans, who are using the loopholes. thing the loopholes. the same thing here. it's not about the actual trans could be trans people that could be helped by a system, but if the system is so poor, it just ends up medicalized . we talked up medicalized. and we talked about wrong about medicalizing the wrong people helping one people. you're helping no one i know, it's a complex know, i know, it's a complex thing and i andrew doyle is doing a special on free. he is, he is. >> that's right. yeah. he is. >> there's ight. yeah. he is. >> there's ight. yeaito dig into >> there's so much to dig into this. going to this. it's going to be fascinating. does a

weight did they just admit they don't like trans people?eir responsibility obviously doesn't cover christians those virginia democrats didn't have to join in and celebrate trans people march 31st just because it's trendy and they don't want to upset activists and have they ever heard of a damn calendar they could picked 1 up and open it and said this year it falls on easter maybe we should move it back a week out of respect? no, they went ahead knowing it would pick christians off. but i guess trans ideology is just another cross for christians to bear. >> sunday is easter intransitive bit visibility they i know you probably have plans for both. >> hardy hard greg you are so funny. i would have to say you would have to be in a bubble to think this was a good idea and they probably are a bubble because they are still afraid of covid-19 but historically this isn't the worst thing to happen to christians this week you aren't going to keep us down for long but i will say this if jesus were alive now they would probably, him off the wine he made

a trans woman is a man. a trans man is a woman.t are delusional and need to come off whatever meds they are on. uh, and says a trans woman is just a man in a dress and not a woman. um, i drive a toyota. oh. all right , goodness woman. um, i drive a toyota. oh. all right, goodness gracious me. uh, that's , uh. shall i read it uh, that's, uh. shall i read it out? it's naughty. shall i read out? it's naughty. shall i read out a naughty email? greg? come on then. uh, mick in stafford says i drive toyota penis and says i drive a toyota penis and my wife drives a volvo v 60. sometimes we swap and i get really confused. i don't think you can follow that email. thank you can follow that email. thank you for those, uh, you you for those, uh, told you those emails best bit of those emails are the best bit of the show, and we don't censor, do um i'll some more do we? um i'll get some more shortly. papers shortly. don't forget the papers are way. this are on their way. but this wednesday red letter day in wednesday is a red letter day in the c

what it tells me is that there is no care for trans people. if you can just imagine what that would be like for any medical condition that you might have — whether you need your heart surgery or your asthma medication or your diabetes drugs and being told, well, you can't have them for years. i mean, it's a death sentence. literally. it's impossible to put a number on how many patients have taken their life while on waiting lists. but we know in 2023, coroners ruled in three cases, including alice's, that waiting times to access gender care had directly contributed to the death of a patient and issued prevention of future deaths reports. the tavistock and portman nhs foundation trust, where alice was referred, said... by the end of 2018, there were over 11,000 people waiting to access a first appointment at a gender clinic. five years later, that figure had almost trebled to over 31,000 people. two nhs chief executives have told newsnight that demand has far outrun investment in their services, and that was further hampered by difficulties rec

any trans women.like toby putting on a blonde wig and suddenly being called tabina . suddenly being called tabina. and that's kind of how it goes . and that's kind of how it goes. >> but, amy, my question is caricature of what a trans person he wouldn't find him if he did. >> it may be amy that that that the women who want to the trans women who want to bathe in the women's area and have hampstead pond happily, it may be that , but they are all, may be that, but they are all, as you say , completely sincere. as you say, completely sincere. they're not wanting to take advantage of that opportunity to spy advantage of that opportunity to spy on naked women or anything like that. but what if some of them are? how are you going to differentiate ? how are you going differentiate? how are you going to how are going to find to how are you going to find out? going take out? are you just going to take it are who it on faith that they are who they represent as being? >> t when you w— being? >> when you go into

they're now called trans.women. >> that's what they're i mean, obviously there's other people, lots of stakeholders in this debate, but my heart absolutely breaks for trans people who weren't causing any and weren't causing any trouble and weren't causing any trouble and were get on with were just trying to get on with their and now and now it's their life. and now and now it's in the headlines every day. yes. so anyway, it's to it's so anyway, it's going to be it's too now, it? the too short now, isn't it? the time the conservatives yeah. >> to actually do some governing. >> and so this is, is a kind >> and so all this is, is a kind of that they're throwing of beacon that they're throwing out this what let's out to say, this is what let's have a look at what you could have a look at what you could have won. it's well, exactly. >> done any >> if they'd actually done any governing last 13 governing over the last 13 years. all of this stuff years. i mean, all of this stuff obviously came through under a tory the

we do have will tran on the way there. and charles clifford as well. >> so once they get on scene and we establish our live signal, they've had a chance to talk to the demonstrators and also to airport staff. we'll get a better handle on how this is being how this is being navigated by both sides. so stay tuned. we'll have more coverage coming up in just a minute. the problem morning news at 10 or 9, 30 starts in news at 10 or 9, 30 starts in just a moment. so stay tuned. ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver pro

trans minister to state rep... to turn the twin cities into a refuge for the trans industrial complex. trans sanctuary city where they can train pediatricians to give sex changes to kids. >> if you promise trans refuge then we need to increase the number of people who are offering a gender affirming because we already have a shortage and now more people are coming. we have some money, hopefully we can pass. we want to do internship programs and fellowship programs with children's minnesota and other places where people can learn gender affirming care. >> jesse: speaking of trans delusion, a parenting coach has some advice for moms and dads whose kids start cross-dressing. meet rina, she says the best way a parent can deal with a kid who crossed dresses is to cross-dress as well. >> does your child's choice of clothing make your own comfortable? here's what i want you to do. i want you to go to a store, by something returnable that is what you would consider opposite gender to how you experience life. how does it fe

wit, didn't just admit they don't like trans people anyway.their so-calle d moralviousl responsibility obviously doesn't cover christians. >> thosey t coverchristia virgio have to join in and celebrate trans people on marcn inh 31st t because it's trendy and they don't want to upset activistbec have they ever heard of a calendar? n calendthey could have picked , open it and said, oh, this year, trans day falls easter. mv ba maybe we should move it back a week. just out of respeceek out. g it but no, they decided to go ahead knowing it'll christians off. ulbut i guess trans ideologylogy is just another cross for christiansjust ano to bear here so, mackey, this is a choice for you, right? sunday's easter and trans day. i know you probably had plans for bothi know. so hardy ha. greg you're too funny on. i would i would have to say you would have to in a bubble. do you think this was a good idea? and they probably are ine a bubble because they're still afraid of covid. whthey a ay? y this >> historically, this is not the worst thing to happen to c

i trans women just i know trans women who just want to on their lives and to get on with their liveshere are want slap are other men who want to slap on a wig a skirt and pretend on a wig and a skirt and pretend they're women, in to they're women, just in order to get or to get some benefit or other, or to get some benefit or other, or to get charge, or to get get off a rape charge, or to get into a women's prison when they've committed or to they've committed a crime, or to get sports , which get into women's sports, which seems completely utterly seems completely and utterly ludicrous. how ludicrous. i can't think how that's must that's allowed. there must be a way that. you know, way around that. just, you know, hormone or something. >> well, indeed. what was your reaction story this reaction to that story this weekend? local weekend? okay. it's a local story, but i think it has national and it's national implications. and it's a north london. a women's pond in north london. i know the patrons voted to allow trans women to use the women's pond, where that would be a biological mal

i trans women just i know trans women who just want to on their lives and to get on with their liveshere are want slap are other men who want to slap on a wig a skirt and pretend on a wig and a skirt and pretend they're women, in to they're women, just in order to get or to get some benefit or other, or to get some benefit or other, or to get charge, or to get get off a rape charge, or to get into a women's prison when they've committed or to they've committed a crime, or to get sports , which get into women's sports, which seems completely utterly seems completely and utterly ludicrous. how ludicrous. i can't think how that's must that's allowed. there must be a way that. you know, way around that. just, you know, hormone or something. >> well, indeed. what was your reaction story this reaction to that story this weekend? local weekend? okay. it's a local story, but i think it has national and it's national implications. and it's a north london. a women's pond in north london. i know the patrons voted to allow trans women to use the women's pond, where that would be a biological mal

men and trans i including men and trans men. i was thinking, even if you are not, that word has a specific meaning. >> male means biological. >> male means biological. >> could i say that there's a few things to this story and i agree with simon is. but. but the reason what the story is really about is that senior journalists at the bbc have got very upset about this. they see and he and women female and as he and women female journalists have sort of basically bunch of basically written a bunch of letters, he himself has basically no other basically said there is no other agenda here. i'd say that justin webb, you're welcome to join gb news. can call trans women news. you can call trans women mail much you want. that's good. >> we'll be back in a moment for the final section. peppa pig is up on the slab, consumed by hate as our actual snakebite bites. better than narcotics. and the problem with rimming? i can't believe we'll be covering it, but we'll see how i manage to navigate and welcome back to headliners. for one more sect

and yeah , i guess a trans woman is yeah, i guess a trans woman is a woman. so they get confused .y're confusing male violence, which is not our crimes. we do not need men's crimes with us. which is why i totally believe it must be sex based report being sex based in court and sex based. when police put out bulletins , we need to know the bulletins, we need to know the sex of the criminal that we are deaung sex of the criminal that we are dealing with. yeah. >> doctor pam spurr , thank you >> doctor pam spurr, thank you very much. it's really good to talk to you. that, of course, is doctor pam, what are your views on that? are we sick and tired of this confusion that's of all this confusion that's been when you been put in place when to you and it's simple. male and i, it's simple. male and female. what female. that's it. but what do you think? after you think? 42 minutes after 3:00. this is gp news. i'm nana akua. welcome on board. if you just joined me, no worries. we've got still loads to come. my we've got still loads to come. my monologue on suella bravermans fears that she co

the length of the trans-siberian railway is more than 9 thousand. the transcontinental railroad in usa. the highway passed through 80 cities , towns and eight time zones. the first trains began running in 901. dozens of factories were evacuated along the trans-siberian railway during the great patriotic war. shells and military equipment were supplied to the front. today, this road provides transportation using the most advanced technologies of modern equipment. 50 years ago, on this day 74 years ago, one of the largest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century was made. in china, near the city of xi'an, more than 8 thousand figures of warriors were discovered underground. in full combat gear and with weapons. soldiers of officers, infantrymen, archers, cavalrymen, they were made of clay, then fired and covered with glaze. each human figure weighs about 135 kg, and each horse figure weighs more. so the army was called the teracotta army, it was buried along with the emperor, he ruled in the 3rd century bc and was the first in history to unite c

i don't even blame the poor trans people, trans people, but they sort of trans activism lobby.er stop heanng what it is. we never stop hearing so it's like hearing about it. so it's like 300, 365 days a year. do they hearing about it. so it's like 300, another; a year. do they hearing about it. so it's like 300, another day? ar. do they hearing about it. so it's like 300, another day? can)o they hearing about it. so it's like 300, another day? can christians need another day? can christians have one day? right? no, they can't . can't. >> they can have the calendar though. have the calendar. calendar good one. calendar is a good one. >> calendar. >> the calendar calendar. >> the calendar calendar. >> there's no >> what do you mean? there's no gregorian calendar? >> what do you mean? there's no gregoricalendar. calendar? roman calendar. >> the nobody . oh, oh, >> they have the nobody. oh, oh, but they don't even call it that anymore. no, you're saying like. like christian before the like christian era or before the christian that what you christian era. is that what you mean? oka

i'm a trans man. i'm trans. [ cheers ] thank you. thank you so much.ally only one super famous trans man right now. we'll say his name on three if you know him. one, two -- justin bieber. very good. [ laughter ] if you don't think that's true, you're not paying attention, okay? [ laughter ] like i didn't necessarily understand that i was trans when i was growing up, but i saw justin bieber, and i was like, it's going to be okay. [ laughter ] we're both going to be absolutely fine actually. people are very curious about trans people. you know, people ask me sometimes, "how did you know?" "when did you know?" and it happened to me the same way it happens to all of us. caitlyn jenner bit me, so -- [ laughter ] and listen, i tried to get away, but she is so fast. she is -- [ laughter ] like olympic speed, you guys. it's crazy. [ laughter ] she got me quick. she really did. [ cheers and applause ] i've been -- i've been medically transitioning for a couple years now, so i pass a lot more now. and if you guys don't know what passing means, this guy at my cou

sorry, a trans man is not a man. sorry, a trans man is not a woman. already get mixed up. >> you already get mixed up. >> no, but she's says, >> no, but she's she says, a trans. i read the interview . trans. i read the interview. it's interesting. a trans it's very interesting. a trans man be a woman. if man cannot be a woman. now, if she it, i think that she says it, i think that absolutely defines it. and instead of anybody, you know, wanting accept that they go wanting to accept that they go off into literally reams and reams and reams of cross talk and this and that . and this and that. >> some of the arguments that you put in jenner, like freddy mcconnell's passport, says male on it. and that's that's all that's as simple as it is to me that's as simple as it is to me that person, law, the that that person, the law, the country , every experience that country, every experience that he has in this world is male . he has in this world is male. and he also had a baby. yeah. but any and that's anybody who wants to. and at the time he did get he said

space to support transfolks to live authentically and that is the goal to provide the level of care trans folks deserve. >> when it comes to access to healthcare, while we all believe in cost control and make sure we deliver healthcare in a cost effective manner, i dont think that cost is a reason or legitinate rational to exclude people from healthcare (indiscernible) colleagues i ask for your support. >> thank you supervisor wiener. colleagues on this item can we do this without role call? same house same call, without objection the resolution is adopted. [applause] >> hello, i'm shanna with the league of women's voters of san francisco. along with the league and sfgov tv, i'm here to discuss proposition j, a ballot measure which will be before the voters on tuesday, november 8th. currently, the city has closed certain public streets to private motor vehicles, reserving the streets as open space for recreational purposes. these closures were enacted in response to the covid-19 pandemic. in may, 2022, the board of supervisors adopted an ordinance called the

and and will tran was able to get there and is inside. the airport has been talking to the protesters and he's been looking at frustrated travelers trying to figure out their way around the airport. let's go back there live t police response and how they have to coordinate their standing back. i'm a part of what makes these protests successful is the element of surprise. i am surprised that they were ablee to organize such a huge protest with no w intercept. >> shut down for a little while for about 4 days ago. all right. well, we're going to let get back to collect more information. we've got to take a quick break, but we're loing to back with more coverage of this >> it's 10. 25 in flight delays are starting to pile up out of because of the protests that happening. we have live team coverage inside and outside the airport to show you what is going on. you can't get through these gates, the error, the g gates at the international terminal. so if you do have a flight, they're telling you to go to the domestic terminal, which of course, >>

and we've now got about 900 trans about eight, 900 trans identifying that know about eight, 900 transut eight, 900 trans identi1got 50in that know about eight, 900 trans identi1got 50in the it know about eight, 900 trans identi1got 50in the fa know about eight, 900 trans identi1got 50in the fa just|ow about eight, 900 trans identi1got 50in the fa just here we've got 50in the fa just here in the england and in fact, just this last couple of weeks we've had fa not standing up for had the fa not standing up for a league of 6000 young girls up in yorkshire, where the parents of a trans identifying young boy says he wants play football says he wants to play football with girls . the parents and with the girls. the parents and the girls have said, no, we want to keep this, you know, as a girls sport, please, for safety and for fairness and fa and for fairness and the fa said, we're going to close you down. outranks 6000 down. so one boy outranks 6000 girls who want to play fair sport. and this is how ridiculous this this has become. ihave ridiculous this this has become. i have to say, it's

cal trans says it can happen up today.e conditions. >>> opening my back door right now. it's almost like a prison of snow. >> reporter: that's one way to describe consecutive days of blizzard conditions. ron in truckee had to dig his way out. >> here are our cars buried. here is the street. this is our front porch behind me. you can't really see it. >> reporter: mounds of snow behind him were cleared saturday and replaced by fresh snow sunday afternoon. wind and snow, a constant since the start of the most severe winter storm to hit the sierra this year. travel's been treacherous in tahoe donner, conditions so severe cal trans is out a plow and nearly a dozen snow blowers, broken down by weather. >> six hours. >> two to three more hours. i am hoping i can catch one of the machines. >> reporter: snow falls so fast, work to clear a path out is nearly undone. many hope a break in the snow will give crews a chance to catch up. >> this fluffy powder, so it is not that hard to shovel off except you've got tons of it. >> and it d

there were so many barriers that other trans folks had in the workplace. so when i finished college, i moved out to san francisco in the hopes of finding a safer community. >> and also, i want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayor, so our transadvisory community members, if they could raise their hands and you could give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your help. my leadership here at the office is engaging the mayor and leadership with our lgbt community. we also get to support, like, local policy and make sure that that is implemented, from all-gender bathrooms to making sure that there's lgbt data collection across the city. get to do a lot of great events in trans awareness month. >> transgender people really need representation in politics of all kinds, and i'm so grateful for clair farley because she represents us so intelligently. >> i would like to take a moment of silence to honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. >> i came out when i w

cal trans says it can open today.is in truckee to check the conditions. >>> opening my back door right now. it's almost like a prison of snow. >> that's one way to describe consecutive days of blizzard conditions. ron in truckee had to dig his way out. >> here are our cars all buried. here is the street. this is our front porch behind me. you can't really see it there. >> reporter: mounds of snow behind him were cleared saturday and replaced by fresh snow sunday afternoon. wind and snow, a constant since start of the most severe web ter winter storm to hilt the sierra. travel has been treacherous in tahoe donner, conditions so severe cal trans is out a plow and nearly a dozen snow blowers broken down by weather. >> six hours. two to three more hours. i am hoping i can catch one of the machines coming down the street. >> reporter: snow falls so fast, work to clear a path out is nearly undone. many hope a break in the snow will give crews a chance to catch up. >> it's fluffy powder so it's not that hard to shovel off. e

- — women and also, you know, trans- men_ women and also, you know, trans— men who are not particularly a lot of collective rape — have had a lot of collective rape cases, sorry to say, at a lot of— rape cases, sorry to say, at a lot of evictions and people being _ lot of evictions and people being fired from their works, and — being fired from their works, and the _ being fired from their works, and the evictions have gone ahead — and the evictions have gone ahead and aren'tjust going to be from — ahead and aren'tjust going to be from a _ ahead and aren'tjust going to be from a landlord or something, but to the village, where — something, but to the village, where they all decide collectively that you don't need _ collectively that you don't need to _ collectively that you don't need to stay in their village or community, because you are promoting _ or community, because you are promoting immorality. so unfortunately that has been road — unfortunately that has been road and continues to be ruined because — road and continues to be ruined because a — road and continues to be ruined beca

but weof the young trans|e mental health of the young trans people.so got to remember that that a mental remember that that has a mental health women as well. health effect on women as well. so say but no no no no so you say that. but no no no no no. affects the mental no. but this affects the mental health we to health of women. so we need to and women most and women are the most vulnerable trans because vulnerable not trans men because women weaker sex and women are the weaker sex and trans actually trans women are actually biological men. okay. so 3:21 o'clock. this is gp news on tv, onune o'clock. this is gp news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua coming up. tories are reportedly plotting to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. so could a change of leader stop them suffering a wipe—out in the next election? but next we'll be live in york, where the lib dems are holding their spring conference. they want rishi sunak to call an election now. do you agree ? good 7 good afternoon. if you just tuned in. welcome. this is gb new

i'm, like, trans day of visibility has been around for who minutes. has been around for 2,000 years, and this means something to the majority even of those who don't practice and go to church on this glorious sunday. it still means something in a lot of ways to americans and that they would try to change basically, it's a new liturgical calendar, a pagan liturgical calendar that they want to make us adhere to, and i think a lot of americans have just had enough of this. pete: no doubt. and that's another contrast. jee joe and we're going to talk about this with mike huckabee later on in the hour. so we're going to hash this out more. looking at the larger landscape of what's going on in our country, we do have an election coming up. it's hard to know who to vote for between the two most recent presidents as we rah look back at what they did. i want to bring in this video clip of bill maher talking about covid and how he handled covid. >> i get it that we didn't know exactly what was happening at the beginning of covid and some mistakes were inevitable

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the rest of it is located in the separate this region of trans mystery. are only a stones throw from the village of quick cherry. they've been cut off from it since january when the self proclaimed authorities insurance industry imposed a ban on moved over and farmers to me since 2006. it's now the 3rd or 4th time that this is happening. yeah, 3 or 4 popular water. it happened before that we didn't have access to our land and couldn't work it for 2 or 3 years. imagine the difficulty of starting from scratch again. this? yeah, the 0, the oregon and valentino as children left small dover years ago, they are on their own. as they try to prepare the land for a full harvest, but they don't know how they will do it. there is no hope they got that. we're old . now, all our children left to spectacle people. why do you think they left? just because of this situation here, thoughts in that situation began more than 3 decades ago. mold open forces for pro russians separatists in the early 19 ninety's most go, has russian troops stationed in frozen history ever sinc

most of the cars are gone, but no one but the chp and cal trans are allowed on the interstate tonight. the warning is clear, don't head to the sierra, but some people were already up there. nbc bay area's kristy smith spoke to a family hunkering down near tahoe as the storm rolls through. >> it was pretty nuts. the wind was howling. >> reporter: terence and lisa described what it was like overnight in truckee. >> yeah, it's quite treacherous, just being outside. >> the couple drove up when conditions were clear last sunday. >> we thought we were in store for a perfect weather of skiing and playing in the snow, and around thursday, the weather definitely took a turn for the worse. >> this is video they shared of one of the few times they left the house. >> we've only left the house maybe a couple times a day to go walk the dog, but even then, we're wearing our full snow gear, we put on snow shoes and we're kind of standing in blizzard weather and whiteout conditions. >> they canceled their planned activities and are hunkering down inside to wait it out. >> the snow outside is basically