let's talk them through with a political commentator anthony webber in the u. k. and say thanks for taking time to speak to us today. so there we have it. the british media regulator off come revoking our t at broadcast license. how expected in the country was this move? do you think? well, our, our taking has, has been service for completely political decision. and it's a huge shame on our regulatory profile. so i personally think during my mom a door should resign because clearly i recall i'm it shows the outcome is not independent. so then partial, i actually my so right to off come on the fall from march. i'm pointed out to number of things which they need to, to the investigation at the same time regarding the out the mainstream media in the u. k. push it out such as they were going to investigate or save for reporting. they should been investigating the b, b, c i t being sky and so on, which i have to talk for that not a partial. i noticed with this recent decision i haven't specifically said where the races were for the king. the license not just come in an

do you k public of access to information among the reaction we got to today's development was from political commentator anthony webber who raised the question whether other broadcasters in the u. k should not be worried about their fate. the pump i talk, being denied choice are, all of these are got lots of people of always like to portray on t knees or more and the broad cross channels are not that has been designed. i actually my so right to off come on the fall from march and pointed out to number of things which they need to, to investigate at the same time regarding the also mainstream media in the kerry push it out, which if they were going to investigate for reporting they should be investigating a, b, b, c i t, based on the zone, which i have to talk. so that's not a partial. and i noticed with this recent decision, i haven't specifically said where the races were for king. the license sanctions designed to punish russia for its actions in ukraine are also starting to hurt further afield. moscow's begun to retaliate against the western measures by banning the export of more than $200.00 items to so labeled on friendly states. u. s. consumers are also among those feeli

doing so rock d u k. public of access to information. paula, thanks very much for taking us through the us our teeth. paula slayer, i'm just staying with the story. political commentator anthony webber raised the question with me earlier whether other broadcasters in the u. k. should not be worried about their licenses the pump. i talk being denied choice are, all of these are got lots of people of always like to train our knees and the broad cross channels. i'm not that has been designed. i actually why so? right to off come on the fall from march and pointed out to number of things which they need to to investigate at the same time regarding the out the mainstream media in the u. k. push it out. if they were going to investigate or say for reporting, they should be investigating a, b, b, c. i see based on the song which i have to talk. so that not a partial. and i noticed with this recent decision, i haven't specifically said where the races were for the king, the license that the un security case sills urge in session on biological laboratories in ukraine is underway in new york. we believe, let's take a listen to what's actually being said. it's just started on the articl

and the past, are you a secretary of state anthony blinking has met his u. k. counterparts list trust in washington, d. c. it says russia is to blame for trapping civilians in besieged ukrainian cities. but as far as secretaries of nato members to boost spending on the military alliance, this is not the time to equivocate by calling on both sides to allow civilians in green cities to leave safely. doing so opposite, opposite states, the basic facts around why these corridors are necessary. and who is blocking? russia invaded ukraine without justification. russian forces now a circle, multiple ukrainian cities. after having destroyed much of their critical infrastructure, leaving people without water, without electricity, without access to food and medicine, and rushes, relentless bombardment, including of civilians trying to fleet, prevents people from safely escaping the cold war. we took our eye off the ball, but we are now stepping up together and we must never let down all god again. we determined to keep strengthening nato and all allies to increase our i

u. k. plan to be carbon net 0 by 2050. we discussed the issue with political commentator anthony webber who thinks the policy will devastate green ideals for policies. the government to come out with now are going to be very destructive of the great gender. because the taxation on mitchie was funding, i better agree gender pool, the all of the you try. so we're going to be and i'm, i'm say the answer assignable position. and the great agenda will be caught back. and it's very, very sad because the grading party in the carry, i've not seen my set all of supported dish attacking or russia without looking at what is in the, in the u. k. in the place essence, what is needed is a sense of realism. and if week about politicians, you can also read and where you cop and change their policies that messes and i get into suffering enormous in one full p t for upland data. i mention that these machines work again that you carry about the u. k. we all will suffer many, many ways because the financial reputation will suffer as well as the economic reputation. ah, the un has urged countries to avoid imposing sanctions that could harm ord

u. k. plan to be carbon net 0 by 2050. we discussed the issue with political commentator anthony webber. the thinks the policy, it will devastate green ideals for policies, the government to come out with now are going to be very destructive of the great gender. because the taxation on my mitchie was funding. i better agree gender pool, the whole of the u. k. so we're going to be, and i'm, i'm say the answer, assignable position and the gender will be put back. and it's very, very sad because the grading party in the carry, i've not seen my set all of supported vis a tracking or russia without looking at what is in the, in the u. k. as in the case essence, what is needed is a sense of relative. and if week about politicians, the u. k. l strength, and where you cop and change their policies that messes and again to suffer enormously. and in fact, one full p paper up latins did she mention that these functions work again, that you carry about the u. k. would south a far more, and it was suffered many, many ways because the financial reputation was suffer as well as the, the economic reputa

u. k is really individualistic and then america is really individualistic and then it gets more more individualistic. anthony, for into the pacific ocean is white, where he percent. i think that's why sometimes in the year we look a study askance america. like they kind of crazy and often they craziness. what we're seeing is crazy is they really individualistic. and i think that's certainly true in the u. s. and that creates some of the kind of more while the behaviors. but of course, equally ease, tribal is about, you know, all that stuff. is that conspiratorial thinking, the q and on people, you know, that's a try, that's a status gay, and this stuff is universal. you know, we, you know, we will kind of think of access to it, to a certain degree so that there's certainly no reason at all why we couldn't, at some point, you know, things are getting worse. see stuff like that happening in the u. k. he says gleefully, well, he loves talking to you today. i love reading a social instinct and it's been such an honor to kinda finally meet you and get to kind of grill you on the stuff that i found most fascinatin

a to dr anthony fauci says that in the past trends in the u. s have closely followed case trends in the u. ks here in the usa there is no need for new mitigation efforts such as more mandates because the u. s. is equipped with covid vaccines, boosters, testing and, more importantly, therapeutic drugs that can be taken if someone's infected. the mandates make no sense whatsoever. let's live with this already stopped the mandate. stop the fear. stop ignoring natural immunity. researchers say. so far the b a two variant is not evading vaccines or immunity. and perhaps most importantly, the cdc says, this new variant does not appear to cause any more serious disease. than the ones that preceded it. starting tomorrow. mass will be optional and outdoor areas at schools and the oakland unified school district. the updated policy will include all students, staff and volunteers and visitors. the district says they are working with their union partners to decide when to lift indoor mask requirements. after april. 15th state, of course, lifted the mask requirements for schools last monday, however, som