u. k. um, what do you think of the mode at motivating the increased support for right wing and populace parties? we're seeing that in germany, france and austria for example. do you think that this is just a passing trend or do you think this is that something that we can expect to see across the entire west? the only thing was happening over the last 20 or so years is that the left wing ideologues have taken control of both sent to left. i'm sense of right paul to say there's no difference you presented with 2 parties that is supposed to be opposite to the, to each other. put them all pushing the work agenda, the political correct agenda, the l g b t agend. net 0, which actually is decimating a good reliable energy supplies and sources and in germany has as much of a problem as the u. k. in that they have winding down their carbon based energy infrastructure and trying to replace it with wind and solar. and it's not working, an energy prices are going up as well as mass immigration, which is

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u. k. u um genocide, architect netanyahu is actually due back in court today for corruption, not genocide, just days after sitting beside trump in washington. when the us president propose the ethnic cleansing of gaza. that's when they go back to violence. they've continues in this region with these rails mass, killing and 11 in the west bank loan and syria. now in the throes of partition between chucky israel and l. keitel in groups. but while most of the world sees israel's actions for what they are is not so in the countries arming israel to criticize israel. and they do countries as seen as anti semitic. even if you are a jewish and jews around the world have been at the forefront of opposition to the genocide, being jewish off to the destruction of gaza, a reckoning is a new volume from professor peter by not editor at large of jewish cards. he joins me now from new york as professor by not. thank you so much for coming on. you say in the new book it's about the storage used tell themselves

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and yet, um, i think president trump has, 1st of all, as a fondness for the u. k. and for the united kingdom, he's always had a good relationship with this country. secondly, that the, the british are actually meeting the easily meeting the minimum 2 percent of g d p standards in nato. so they're at about 2 and a half percent. and so that's not an issue for the us right now. and then certainly, you know, there, it's an island country, there is no risk of illegal migrants, no realistic risk and illegal migrants coming through the u. s. a. you don't have that issue that the president trump has with canada and mexico. so there's just not a lot of challenges or headwinds. and as i mentioned earlier in the segment, there's these trade sir, plus between the united kingdom and the united states is relatively flat. so those are all good, you know, good issues or, or, you know, had, you know, tell wins for the united kingdom right now. thank you very much, greg. and thanks to all of all guess today. dimitri cross, they've been sky, greg spence and gavin fidel for context, a

u. k. a till the end you is joining us live from dublin. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. um, island, a record has recognized polish time as a state and its own right. what's your interpretation of the way that things are happening over the last 24 hours and the statements that have been coming out as well? i don't speak for the art stuff, but the art for a minister of somebody make this morning items decision on, on transplant, which is that we stand with international law security council resolutions have a need for a 2 state solution and the position is supported by i would say nearly a 100 percent of irish people because in this country, given our long and difficult history, we found nearest neighbor we still retained and all the stopping of dispossession and the importance of land. and the fact that trump talked about because real estate shows, i think that his understanding of human motivation from the of history is now, i think that there has to be another way to waste and see here. because trump doesn't always follow all of the stress, you know, actually back down kin

you know, because um, now these days, a lot of a little sloppy journalism is going on. you have report as an american or u. k. who are international reports as reports and countries over on the well they've, that basically their job is to reputation and be to be sent off. is of content that's already out there. yeah. so, you know, with the amount of content, so that kind of money binds, you know, rule material that's pumped into the, into that, you know, that for trying to pull the plug now and say, look, and this is just ridiculous, as soon as i should just run to the left wing radicals and, you know, it's a, it's one thing to have sex change operations. i'm an unfunded single sorts of a hilarious work. things in around the world over the global self countries. but any planes are really big story. it's a really serious issue, and if people in the west had more objective actually have access to more objective information about, you probably the what would be going on as it is. yeah, and that's south dimensionally hurrow and i've gotten this done. you know, i had assumed it was going to be more nuanced, but t

u. k. if you're talking about here in order to provide good public services. oh, it's a comp time. so there's always a cut down, borrowing, not least because we have a huge um, national debt, friendly faith to reduce it i don't think that that's something that, you know, president trump should be demanding because i think, you know, ukraine's reach is i, i imagine that means the mineral wealth, an oil and gas which is in the don't pass should be made available to the west and in return for west to. so this is, it is basically the suggesting that the west will continue to give you crane weapons. and then we will take oil and gas and minerals from ukraine on anything that's the right course of action. i think we need to end the war and they shouldn't be any conditions on it. and they said shouldn't said they shouldn't be the, the west should not be trying to plug in the ukraine's mineral resources in return for keeping the wall going. well, we need to think about people's lives and stopping the sonata. thanks very much for your company. that's all for me. rachel ruble will be here in the next hour to keep you up to date with what's happening across the world.

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