tonight alongside me, i've got the professor of politics and international relations at the university of kentmatt university of kent, matt goodwin, and the co—founder of nvidia and novara aaron nvidia and novara media, aaron bastani . good evening, bastani. good evening, gentlemen, to both of you . and gentlemen, to both of you. and you know the drill, don't you, on this programme, it's not just about it is about you about austria. it is about you guys home. what on your guys at home. what is on your mind tonight? i've got a packed show. i want to get through a lot with you. i want to ask you our international our israel losing international support. biden support. that's what joe biden says. agree with that? says. do you agree with that? i also want to talk about whether or needs yet or not scotland needs yet another band, this time, uh, another tax band, this time, uh, affecting the higher earners there. get those there. we need to get those people pay money or not. people to pay more money or not. and this diversity stuff. and all of this diversity stuff. do it's to the do you reckon it's

i say i've been on at an academic at university of kent. thank you for joining us again. on out there and sharing your thoughts of all the us defense secretary, meanwhile, has been a holding talks in the home after visiting by rain and israel on monday with alston has announced the formation of a multi national naval task force to patrol the red sea. it's in response to attack spikes with you fighters from you have an on commercial vessels passing through that crucial shipping route. stephanie deca level, the policy and flag is painted onto a who's the helicopter. as they found themselves taking over a cargo ship in the red sea, the fighters have increased attacks on vessels in the bible men deb street. since the start of israel's were on garza and they become far more sophisticated in their methods, it's causing a ripple effect and one of the world's most important shipping routes. it will have an impact on inflation short on the global economy. if it increases, we already saw european gas prices jump by 12 percent to u. k. gas prices, the jump and oil rose by 4 percent t

he's an academic at the university of kent and the order of a number of books on the history of palestine had joins us now from london. or she, we've been seeing that what looks almost looks like procedures and title, and it's all on the part of soldiers to destroy new palestinian prophecy. but i know you've written about the destruction guys fall further than just personal property. yeah, so there's a mist about these early army units that are in which is shared across design is the site that it does somehow the most model army in the world. that is that i just talk about the purity of as a li arms. but this is just to miss, this is an army of conquests. this is an army of aggressive boys. the mass that cuz i've been committed since 1940. i did put the, it is also full of examples of literally tons of mice that goes across by monday, try to find out the time, but also right. but it's across the country types in order to encourage exposure, you know, in order to displace the population. what's interesting about this arm is that it's a conscription army, but this army, the way it behaves,

continue controlling the guys up for, for decades to come to have them on it that academic at the university of kent and, and also on testing and history. thank you for joining me again to share, great to have your thoughts on how to 0. thank you. all speaking of the occupied westbank, the city of janine that has become an increasingly frequent target for is really on the rates since this one goes up again, putting an ambulance stuff in time that it's say that is ready. so i'll just, i'll specifically targeting them as they try to treat the wounded during those daily rate. charles trots which has been speaking to medics there in the session. so between, so she is struggling to recover after being shot, buying these really soldier. so she was one of the only 3 female paramedics working with the ambulance crews in the city of janine and the occupied with bank ma. this is the moment the bullet smashed through the ambulances back door and ripped into the back. now really missing a spine. and i was trying to help the injured and i thought i was safe because i was inside the ambulance. when the 1st bullet

laws i like to bring back the the vietnam sort of situation as friend was talking from the usa and you remember very well merzia that in a kent university incident that took place where the american army shot american students at kent university who were supporting uh the end of war, end of vietnam war, so the regimes in washington and london and paris will pass all kinds of laws and may even kill their own people if they sort of... what they want to do is not allowed to continue okay, sorry to interrupt you, but i only have a minute left, want to get done in on this, stay with me, let me just get done in this last uh minute, mean don, do you think that there's a global change on the horizon as more and more people become aware of exactly what's going on, not only with the zinanis regime, but also these western countries, these western regimes where they live um and this facade is is being seen through? yeah, it's a very dangerous time. this is a time pretty much, it looks like a time of epical change of epocal change, in other words, from one style of life for humanity to another. um, and we have two competing things racing, basically,

laws, i like to bring back the the vietnam sort of situation, as our friend was talking from the usa and you remember very well merzia that in a kent university. incident that took place where the american army shot american students at kent university who were supporting uh the end of war, end of vietnam war, so the regimes in washington and london and paris will pass all kinds of laws and may even kill their own people if uh uh they sort of what they want to do is not allowed to continue sorry to interrupt you but have a minute left want to get done in on this shab stay with me, let me just get done in this last uh minute, mean don, do you think that there's a global change on the horizon as more and more people become aware of exactly what's going on, not only with the zinis regime, but also these western countries, these western regimes where they live um and this facade is is being seen through, yeah it's a very dangerous time, this is a time pretty much it looks like a time of epical change, of epocal change, in other words, from one style of life for humanity to another. um, and we have two competing things racing, basically, the need

matt goodwin as ever, professor of politics and international relations at the university of kent.know, i just think that >> you know, i just think that the politics someone once said to me, right, you get the politicians you deserve and i just keep asking myself, what did i do so bad in a previous life? yeah. to end up where we are now. are how. >> are now. >> but people just want hope. they want strength. they want optimism. and that's what i'm saying. get the saying. and what we get at the moment is throwing buttons at each other. storm has got all the personality of a waxworks doll, so a lot of people, keir starmer, sorry. so rishi sunak feels disconnected because of his because his his privilege, because of his wealth . and i think people don't wealth. and i think people don't see relatable character that see a relatable character that offers your offers them the route on your bike that said , get on with bike that you said, get on with it. succeed . tony blair it. you can succeed. tony blair things are going to better. things are going to get better. winston churchill will ne

frank ferretti , the emeritus so frank ferretti, the emeritus professor of sociology at the university of kents, almost saw those statistics, i almost didn't believe in their veracity. can it be the case that holocaust denialism is now rife university campuses ? rife on university campuses? yes, i think so. >> i think what's very interesting is that in the old days, holocaust denial was much more linked to people who were uneducated and kind of peasants , uneducated and kind of peasants, working class people who are sometimes drawn towards the far right, whereas now holocaust denial has gone mainstream on many campuses, particularly in the anglo american world and i think what what this really represents ants to me is the corrosive impact of identity politics, because very often . politics, because very often. the key, uh, the key issues which are important for identity politics are the ones that kind of grab the imagination of young people and somehow they've kind of come together with a kind of pro—hamas , anti—jewish , uh, and, pro—hamas, anti—jewish, uh, and, you know, sort of ideal where

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