. >> i wish the democrats would do something about it. 323,000 unaccompanied minors varn. know where they are. a number of people come across the border, 10 million. the number of people on the terrorist watch list under 11. under kamala 328. so these are severe increases in people coming and breaking into this country. illegal alien crime. all these crimes would be prevented if we had a closed border. and i've seen people like abc saying a handful of apartment buildings in aurora, colorado were taken over by tren de aragua. what's the number, three or four or five buildings that they allowed take talk over. the number of people breaking in our country ought to be -- >> donald trump said don't do it. >> 3,099 people a day. you add that up across the board. that's about 1.4 million people coming ooh into this country locked in as a matter of federal law. a huge problem. i don't see 1.4 million people coming into the country without permission. you have a passport, visa, come in, have you don't, go home. period. >> you act as if democrats aren't trying to solve this problem.

. >> it's about time to varne how much longer ? almost 70% of much longer?t 70% of cancer patients say that waiting for treatment is the hardest part of battling the disease. we're going to be talking to an inspiring, cancer beating opera singer who's created a new song to give a voice to those waiting months for treatment . months for treatment. pmqs been a few weeks, actually, hasn't it, since prime minister's questions has had kemi badenoch and sir keir starmer. >> yeah, because last week we had somebody on for the tories. i can't remember his name. >> can you know, we're completely mark white or something like that. >> so but , but something like that. >> so but, but of course these fines that vauxhall the car giants face if they don't sell more electric cars were first dreamed up by the tories. >> and yes, i'm afraid quite a lot of what we're dealing with isn't isn't brand new overnight, isn't isn't brand new overnight, is it? gbnews.com/yoursay for your thoughts. this morning. talk to each other and talk to us as well. first, though, the very latest ne

. >> i've seen leftie commentators say like only 20% of family run varne family run farms would be affecteds. it's like, oh, so it's fine for 20% of family run farms to go out of business. like, are you insane? it's just, i mean, this is the fabric of the countryside is already quite, quite fragile. the economics don't really stack up. so laying this on top is going to destroy it. >> kind of like stalin going after the kulaks. isn't it? they hate people with their own little businesses. do you think they just want one big like state farm? yeah. we all sort of queue up and get our bit of peasants. >> one potato. i mean, i'd love to see one example of socialism resulting in more and better food for people. >> but to push back on this, though, they're not taxing all farms, solar farms, wind farms , farms, solar farms, wind farms, they're loving a bit of that. so if you get if you've got a farm, maybe do that with it. >> anybody who donated if you if you if you're an eco baron like dale vince who donated a lot of money to the labour party, then yeah, you're going to be fine. what about the band

. >> do you wonder whether luton and the closure of that varne factory might come up? and that's a big issue of course. we're going straight now to the house, so we have keir starmer . house, so we have keir starmer. >> i know the sympathies of everyone in this house will be with those affected by the devastating flooding that we've seen recently, and our thanks goes to all those working tirelessly to support the affected communities. >> mr speaker, we have committed £24 >> mr speaker, we have committed £2.4 billion over the next two years to build, maintain and repair vital defences to protect more communities from the awful impact of the flooding. mr speaker , the ceasefire announced speaker, the ceasefire announced in lebanon is long overdue but demonstrates that diplomacy can succeed even in the most challenging of circumstances. >> we must seize this opportunity to build trust, deescalate tensions and push for a wider ceasefire . a wider ceasefire. >> mr speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this ho

we've got varne green party free palestine. the ultimate sickening disrespect. a huge pro—palestine protest is planned for the martyrs on remembrance day. it should be stopped and. >> bop bop bop. mother labour wants to fast track asylum seekers from afghanistan, syria and iran. >> why aren't we only taking the women? let the men stay and fight. >> plus, ed, tell us about labour's climate and nature plans. >> first, by 2030 with labour will have clean power powering every community. >> don't boil your kettle or use your oven. that's what ed miliband wants you to do to hit his net zero target. but is his independent report actually as independent report actually as independent as it seems? and the olympic boxer who looked like a bloke? yeah, it turns out it is a bloke. ex olympian and women's rights campaigner sharron davies goesin rights campaigner sharron davies goes in swinging on that. also . goes in swinging on that. also. >> you were satisfied that no non—police firearms had been recovered. >> they were pressing me. are you sure? are you sure there's not a

he's got like five massive confarms would be varne family run farms would be affected by this.ke, oh, so it's fine for 20% of family run farms to go out of business. like, are you insane? it's 1518 00:08:09,608 -->