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illuminate all the spending on wokeism and fuel for the environment. i want our men and women to secure to have the best weapon systems possible. i am sure they can find some places they could be more efficient. we have had some of the best navy seals, some of the best rangers. they come to me every single day they serve in congress and tell me where that waste is in the pentagon and others and want to be more efficient. every level of government should be doing that. this is not our money, it is the hard-working taxpayers money. every day -- we should start every day, how can we boot -- how can we be more efficient? host: actual hardware and weaponry, what do you think that characterization? guest: he is right there is waste and inefficiency. we need to do better at that. the problem is, trying to get at that waste and inefficiency is difficult. a former member of congress i heard say one time, waste and inefficiency in the defense budget is not like that around the edge of a piece of meat you can slice off easily. the fat is marbled into the meat. it

are you taking direct aim at wokeism?are taking aim at wokeism, we are creating an environment for civil discourse. when one side is represented and the other side is allowed to speak up it may seem we are taking aim but we are trying to create a level playing field. stuart: why isn't this popular but the faculty? >> faculty hasn't addressed the school. they are more focused on the process which is a shame. we should be discussing the merits of the ideas. their reaction or some of their reaction is indicative of why we need such a program. stuart: will there be safe spaces at the new school? >> there is no safe space in life. i think allowing people to have a civil dialogue and feel comfortable in their own skin and feel comfortable sharing what they think, not feeling like they are being indoctrinated is the key message we are trying to do. stuart: long-term how do you make sure the new school is not dominated by the same old woke politics, same old tactics? >> allowing for the two sides of the coin, different perspectiv

prominent themes that we hear from both elected republicans and candidates has to do with what is called "wokeisme hear so much talk about "woke capitalism," a "woke military," and so on. and by way of trying to clarify this for the american people, i wonder if we couldn't begin with a threshold question. to wit: is president biden woke? >> sarah: first of all, "to wit"? okay, frasier. i love how these guys are always like, "the left are coastal elites! now prithee tell, doth thou be woketh?" a person who says "to wit" is usually a "to-wat." [cheers and applause] this guy really thinks, "is joe biden woke a hard-hitting question. the really hard-hitting question is, "is joe biden awake?" i think they are just communicating wrong. because what i know "woke" to mean is, like, learning new things about people or the world, and then acting accordingly. like, basic kindness. maybe a gesture of care to people who are more vulnerable than you. you know what, you wouldn't like it, it's jesus stuff. they're like, but i don't like when they push it on me. nobody's pushing shit on you. you're acting like a

all they got is their anti-wokeism jihad.nders rebuttal shows there is no program other than to go back into the demonizing of people that tried to move this country forward. and what they're doing is a state's rights movement. let's remember, the whole battle for civil rights in the '60s was to get federal law to protect blacks and others from states rights and that is why this wednesday we're marching on desantis in tallahassee and if we have to go state by state to protect african american history on protect lgbtq rights an the rights of women, once you go back into a state's rights state apparatus, then we're not talking about 1960, we're talking about 1860. that is when the confederates were about in the civil war. and for desantis to be able to try and polish this up and have manicured confederate behavior, saying in this state you won't learn about black history or gays and in this state we're going into a model that we thought we resolved in the civil war and we need to call it what it is. >> danielle, i wonder someti

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and i applaud him for standing up to that wokeism.f you truly care about african-americans and care about this nation coming together, you will fight the issues that are at the core of the problems going across america. not trying to fundraise and race money off the backs of black struggle. it's ridiculous. dan: families, public safety, quality schools. the way to get people in good community is to get them good families with safe streets and good schools. they don't want to talk about any of that stuff. >> god bless you, brother. thank you for having me. dan: the economy is so bad the democrats aren't even trying any more. they are straight-up lying. >> economic growth is up, inflation is down. wages are up, gas prices are down. dan: none of that is true. i destroy their embarrassing ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a

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in so—called wokeism.s from people . the many emails from people. the left saying that's the babies too. right wing ? that would be too. right wing? that would be their arguments. i how about this from fergus? hi, mark. i started in a 9956 radio in tv. oh i starred in a tv on the bbc in 1956. my father wrote and acted for about 40 years back then. the bbc was wonderful . then. the bbc was wonderful. lots of things. the radio drama repertory company was awesome . repertory company was awesome. where my and i worked . where my father and i worked. now the heart isn't there to entertain and educate and inform . it'sjust entertain and educate and inform . it's just to preach. leftie bland woke things . well, there bland woke things. well, there you go. last but not least, how about this from trevor? hi, trevor. thank you for email. and trevor. thank you for email. and trevor is 75 and he says, hi, mark, i'm 75. i stopped paying years ago. they chased me a while but seem to have given up . question of sport rad

it's actually hooray for common sense and a kick in the teeth for wokeism wokeism is just apple out ofinion . there's just so much my opinion. there's just so much of its advance. i mean, this this by tuffin to rewrite those classic books by roald dahl was just outrageous to me i just couldn't get my head around it you know what what's gone wrong with the world when you start to rewrite work of one of the greatest children's authors of the 20th century and rewrite his work, andrew, after his sad passing, he's not even here to defend his output. yeah i mean, it must be in his grave . it's it must be in his grave. it's just ridiculous . the whole thing just ridiculous. the whole thing backfired . on cawthorne , i'm backfired. on cawthorne, i'm sure they realised as soon as they announced this that they had made the wrong entirely. the reaction from the public was almost instantaneous , you know, almost instantaneous, you know, and they had to back—pedal more or less away and say that in actual fact we're not going do this, we're going to leave it the way it is and the way it's meant to b

in so—called wokeism.y emails from people. the left saying that's the babies too. right wing ? that would be too. right wing? that would be their arguments. i how about this from fergus? hi, mark. i started in a 9956 radio in tv. oh i starred in a tv on the bbc in 1956. my father wrote and acted for about 40 years back then. the bbc was wonderful . then. the bbc was wonderful. lots of things. the radio drama repertory company was awesome . repertory company was awesome. where my and i worked . where my father and i worked. now the heart isn't there to entertain and educate and inform . it'sjust entertain and educate and inform . it's just to preach. leftie bland woke things . well, there bland woke things. well, there you go. last but not least, how about this from trevor? hi, trevor. thank you for email. and trevor. thank you for email. and trevor is 75 and he says, hi, mark, i'm 75. i stopped paying years ago. they chased me a while but seem to have given up . question of sport radio two ruined and now t

, party, whether that is small boats, it's wokeism, party, whether that is small boats, it's some wokeismts, it's some the keism, party, whether that is small boats, it's some the other whether it's some the other things that they feel that was felt. and we wish you well in a partisan way, but because we like people who get engaged in in their politics, too. it . in their politics, too. it. a the telegraph called for a fundamental debate within your party to resolve the rishi versus liz truss differences on tax and growth. we talked on the programme yesterday at length about growth unless you can get that clear in your mind's as a party. traditionally for the conservative you will remain in choppy water. as my good friend mr. cowling describes it . yes, mr. cowling describes it. yes, i do. on i believe we need to talk to the exchequer and i would say to the exchequer and i would say to you, okay, come the spring budget, what would you do about corporations ? i would lower corporations? i would lower absolutely cut it. absolutely at i would cut it. yes, i would a corporation tax because ex

it's actually hooray for common sense and a kick in the teeth for wokeism wokeism is just apple out ofion . there's just so much my opinion. there's just so much of its advance. i mean, this this by tuffin to rewrite those classic books by roald dahl was just outrageous to me i just couldn't get my head around it you know what what's gone wrong with the world when you start to rewrite work of one of the greatest children's authors of the 20th century and rewrite his work, andrew, after his sad passing, he's not even here to defend his output. yeah i mean, it must be in his grave . it's it must be in his grave. it's just ridiculous . the whole thing just ridiculous. the whole thing backfired . on cawthorne , i'm backfired. on cawthorne, i'm sure they realised as soon as they announced this that they had made the wrong entirely. the reaction from the public was almost instantaneous , you know, almost instantaneous, you know, and they had to back—pedal more or less away and say that in actual fact we're not going do this, we're going to leave it the way it is and the way it's meant to be.

that is what creates this black hole of a void that allows wokeism to fill the void.olks like myself spent a lot of time complaining about those things. i want to look in the mirror and ask how can we solve the problem? the right answer is to fill the void with a vision of american national identity that runs so deep it dilutes this woke agenda to irrelevance. that's what we need to do. i am reflecting to do that in the near term. ashley: that sounds like a campaign speech to me but the world of politics is brutal. are you ready to put your self on the line? >> i've taken criticism for the positions i have taken in the private sector. that doesn't bother me but the right question is the right messenger to deliver this vision to the american people, traveling to new hampshire, i have traveled the country, travel the majority of us states as part of my last two book tours. this is my vision for american national identity. do most americans believe this? my sense is most of them do, they don't know it because we are not allowed to talk about it anymore. i want to talk ab

>> i'm not concerned, when i hear about wokeism the military i have an allergic reaction but when i speaklitically motivated policies. we talk about the training, the pride and caliber of the men and women serving, they answer not only current emerging threats, incorporate america, the military undergoes leadership, i served four presidents, we learned to navigate hard times and focus on the mission instead of the political whims of partisan power. pete: i hear a lot of the same things especially elite units, special operators have been able to ignore a lot of that, but if it persists, if you get a generational change, diversity is our strength, not our unity, could you see a future where those political prerogatives affect the ability to fight wars? >> yes. you can't deny if we have a series of political or policy changes that occur over decades, it can change the lethality of the military, that is what matters. i will say this. we know why young men and women joined, military leaders hold a great deal of responsibility and keep teams focused on the mission, not politics, and to your poi

wokeism is a luxury brand. >> jesse: that's why wh rich white liberals in manhattan are proponents offore they been trying to get democrats in d.c. understand they are losing the working class and one of the reasons is because of wokism and he's basically talking himself in circles but maybe he's breaking through because you have some people and pop culture will do it like bill maher once in a while -- what's interesting to me about mayor adams is where's the rest of the new york delegation? they don't do anything but they are on capitol hill and they are talking about all the woke issues, the number one issue, climate change. may be new york needs a new lincoln tunnel under the hudson -- fine. no one in the delegation comes and speaks with him on crime, they don't talk to him on bringing workers back into the city, they are nowhere and he's out there fighting this by himself. i agree with the judge -- i disagree with him on some things but you have to admire him, he's at least trying to be creative. >> jesse: he snuggles up in a sleeping bag and tries to show all the illegals it's no

. >> the continued use of wokeism, referring to the democratic party. >> history will judges harshly for how we sacrificed children on the altar of poor political decisions. >> harris: they used all their words in that hearing. republicans and democrats at odds. it was heated. it was heated. abveteran homeowners, have you looked at the interest rates on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high-rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. >> forcing woke political ideology in our school curriculum. this is all -- as long as our children learn about woke politics and gender identity. parents are outraged in this indoctrin

they want to talk about wokeism. >> especially desantis. >> especially desantis.ie taylor greenes and the lauren boeberts, they're not here to govern. they're here to get attention and do grievance politics and politics of revenge. biden is forcing republicans to talk about policy. it's not where they win. it's where democrats win. so it's a really -- i mean it's a masterful thing, and if i were him, if i were democrats, i would use this as a lesson going for the next year and a half. make republicans talk about policies because they don't want to. they want to talk about mr. potato head. >> so enter nancy mace, tight re-election race. she comes out with a win. last night, press club dinner. and wow, did she bring it. i get it's supposed to be jokes, but these are the kinds of jokes where it's like, ha ha, just kidding. here she is. >> did you watch mccarthy during the speaker's vote? i know many of you were in the halls of congress during that vote. i haven't seen someone a -- we all new matt gaetz would never let the vote get to 18. i do have a message for matt

do you think public irritation with so—called wokeism or political correctness could be a factor nextlection yes think it is i mean everybody say i got several friends now who are homeschooling taking the children out of school, homeschooling the uncomfortable what children are being taught at school the most uncomfortable about that i think that's that's playing as well wokeism. yes people hate wokeism and i've said this before politics so the country divided i believe the country divided i believe the country to be divided into two bits. there are those people who work work in the wealth creating sector and those people who work in the wealth consuming sector. so if you're in the public sector with your indexing pension , your salary , when pension, your salary, when you're is locked down your home on full pay , some of them are on full pay, some of them are still at home today. so you've got the people over here and. there are 6 million of the. there are 6 million of the. there are 6 million of them sucking at the public and everybody else is trying to make it alive in small busine

prominent themes we hear from both elected republicans and candidates has to do, what is called, "wokeismr if we couldn't begin with a threshold question to it. is president bush woke >> seth: i'm sorry, i don't have my glasses on. is that woodward or bernstein? [ laughter ] also, you think joe biden is woke if it's past 5:00 p.m., he's probably not even awake, let alone woke "is joe biden woke" has to be one of the dumbest questions ever asked at a white house cress conference, and i'm including the time a reporter asked if windmills should be illegal, although personally, i thought the reporter looked a little suspicious. [ laughter ] "to wit. the catastrophic train derailment and ensuing environmental disaster are a perfect example of the kind of thing a serious governing party should have answers for. absolutely true that democrats can and should do more meanwhile, republicans are talking about culture war bs and whales getting killed by windmills like they all took a huge hit of -- >> marijuana >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right ba

they want to talk about culture wars, want to talk about wokeism. >> especially desantis -- >> especiallys to solve invisible, imaginary problems. he does bring policies to the table. other folks like marjorie taylor greene and the lower barber, then i hear the govern but to get attention and do grievance politics and politics of revenge. biden is forcing republicans to talk about policy. it's not where they went, it's where democrats want, so it's a masterful thing, and if i were him, democrats, i would use this as a lesson for the next year and a half. make republicans talk about policies because they don't want to. they want to talk about mr. potato head. >> so nancy mace, the republican congresswoman, tight reelection race, she wins, comes out with a win last night's press club dinner. wow, did she bring it. i get that these are jokes, but these are the temperatures where it is like, oh, i am just kidding. here she is. >> did you watch mccarthy during the speaker's foot? i know many of you were in the halls of congress during the vote, i have not seen someone assumed that many positio

he is running a fund what he says is anti-wokeism.would say at the top of the list is governor ron desantis. guest: the biggest issue for trump when you look at these people saying they don't want him or they don't think he is the best fit for 2024, he is real struggling with white-collar voters, people who make more than $50,000 a year, college graduates, all people who do scientists is actually doing well with. you look at trump's numbers and dissenters's of numbers, they are near mirror images of each other. with voters without a college degree, trump does better. voters with college degrees, desantis does better. less than $50,000 a year, trump does better, more than $50,000 a year, desantis does better. republican-leaning an independents, trump-era really struggles, he is at 57% favorability in that group. but the dislike for trump is much higher than with the desantis. dissent is has a lot to prove, it is still early, there is room for a anti-trump candidate who can appeal to those white-collar workers. the problem is how many w

do you think public irritation with so—called wokeism or political correctness could be a factor nextlection yes think it is i mean everybody say i got several friends now who are homeschooling taking the children out of school, homeschooling the uncomfortable what children are being taught at school the most uncomfortable about that i think that's that's playing as well wokeism. yes people hate wokeism and i've said this before politics so the country divided i believe the country divided i believe the country to be divided into two bits. there are those people who work work in the wealth creating sector and those people who work in the wealth consuming sector. so if you're in the public sector with your indexing pension , your salary , when pension, your salary, when you're is locked down your home on full pay , some of them are on full pay, some of them are still at home today. so you've got the people over here and. there are 6 million of the. there are 6 million of the. there are 6 million of them sucking at the public and everybody else is trying to make it alive in small busine

it emanates from wokeism. it emanates from cancel culture. when you have a situation where a nationally known speaker turns up at a college or somewhere to speak and is unable to because of the threat of physical, then you know that is wrong. the real bullies are not conservative. the real bully is not president trump. the real bullies are the democrats and the left and the and all of those people that want to change our lives. they don't like the united states, america, the way that you and i like the united states of america. this is something i speak about a lot in this book. the most dangerous in history. the left using joe biden to transform the united states of america. it is something it has never been something that it isn't. and, quite frankly, something that it should never, ever become. and that's what we're faced with. and that's why the peril of the biden presidency are truly unprecedented. they're unprecedented on day one. president biden, one of the very first actions he took was to cancel the keystone pipeline, meaning that ev

tulsi gabbard is talking about wokeism. i was unclear, what is the actual thing here?t myself. they talked about the twitter files, and the new thing, and a new rabbit hole that they want everyone to go down and two. grassley was talking about hunter biden, and his laptop, and that kept being repeated through the hearing. it is every grievance, every conspiracy theory that the gop has, to be brought out for the audience that they would like to get into for the next two years. >> in the clip you just played is a possible threat. it was a tool of, essentially, obstruction. it is the request of the justice department who chairs the committee, it is asking documents that more related in the search for mar-a-lago in the ongoing probe in the former presidents was handling of classified information. it is understanding these branch equities, that you don't want the executive of telling congress just tucked along off a short here. it is protecting the integrity of that, so how do you square that off? >> as lawyers talk about this notion, this accommodation that they would requ

correctness be a factor , the so—called culture a factor, the so—called culture wars at the next wokeismir starmer has found it difficult to define a woman and i think that he's got himself in tied himself in knots about whether only women can have a cervix. could this be a factor or is the woke stuff marginal ? it depends. if the marginal? it depends. if the conservatives want to make it a factor and currently it appears they don't really want to do that. now, i've argued that actually a lot of those questions are really important. people they want to talk about rights, they want to talk about what we're teaching children. they to talk about how we think of british history. they want to talk about why they why they want to defend british culture. now, the conservatives have backed that fight . and backed off from that fight. and if to do so then if they continue to do so then it will be another easy area for labour to score points. if instead they want to get involved in those debates , then involved in those debates, then i suspect actually they'll find a pretty receptive audience , a

so not only does he fight the wokeism and does it brilliantly, but he's at the same time he's protecting's people, if only we. and that's his job. and this side of the atlantic, he was standing up and reminding people about our constitution and reminding us that we like our brothers and sisters in america, have the power as the people we need. we need more of that. and you know, you're seeing the pushback already . this is why glenn already. this is why glenn youngkin won in virginia a year after biden won that state by ten points because he stood up for parents and he up for for parents and he stood up for children stood up against children and stood up against the teachers clearly the teachers unions who clearly don't about children or don't care about children or parents. so it's a it's healthy, it's refreshing . see, it's not it's refreshing. see, it's not perfect yet . but i think we're perfect yet. but i think we're seeing that the pushback and people are just fed up. just fed up.thank people are just fed up. just fed up. thank you , greg. good to be up. thank you, greg. good to be

so not only does he fight the wokeism and does it brilliantly, but he's at the same time he's protecting's people, if only we. and that's his job. and this side of the atlantic, he was standing up and reminding people about our constitution and reminding us that we like our brothers and sisters in america, have the power as the people we need. we need more of that. and you know, you're seeing the pushback already . this is why glenn already. this is why glenn youngkin won in virginia a year after biden won that state by ten points because he stood up for parents and he up for for parents and he stood up for children stood up against children and stood up against the teachers clearly the teachers unions who clearly don't about children or don't care about children or parents. so it's a it's healthy, it's refreshing . see, it's not it's refreshing. see, it's not perfect yet . but i think we're perfect yet. but i think we're seeing that the pushback and people are just fed up. just fed up.thank people are just fed up. just fed up. thank you , greg. good to be up. thank you, greg. good to be

wokeism is now a new religion. to religion.t seems to captured some of old captured some of our old religion's. ridiculous. if religion's. it's ridiculous. if anything, a tear. he came anything, god is a tear. he came up with idea that because he up with the idea that because he man created women didn't man he created women he didn't create transitioning or create non in transitioning or whatever but did create us in whatever but he did create us in his image would imply that his own image would imply that he's like us all women he's like us all the women should have beards as well some do, scotland . do, particularly in scotland. you going to move on you know, i'm going to move on to the sun next. what they going with? well, this what skin the baby born in the rubble and pulled out alive and then return of fawlty towers after . good of fawlty towers after. good heavens, is it 44 years? yes well, time will tell. yeah, good idea. and this is very interesting. of course, you know, we're currently with with john cleese on a new sh

it's not wokeism. it's doing two important things.a very unhelpful that christians believe , that that christians believe, that god's a man sitting on a cloud to and very helpful to have language that is less excluding for women girls who when they come faith are being presented with a god who is male, male, male and so can i just ask is it is it sorry? can i just ask is it your contention then that if the woke movement did not exist , i mean, we're not having these discussions. the church would be implementing policies implementing these new policies anyway. i, he goes anyway. yeah. well i, he goes back right to the bible this understanding of god as mother, as as god, as father. as i say, the bible talks about god giving birth to his people . it talks birth to his people. it talks about him having a womb in some parts. so you know, the language is there. i that you know, they're more references to father and god as a father. although having said that in genesis at one point god refers to himself as we he talks about having created h

it's not wokeism. it's doing two important things.m a very unhelpful that christians believe , that that christians believe, that god's a man sitting on a cloud to and very helpful to have language that is less excluding for women girls who when they come faith are being presented with a god who is male, male, male and so can i just ask is it is it sorry? can i just ask is it your contention then that if the woke movement did not exist , i mean, we're not having these discussions. the church would be implementing policies implementing these new policies anyway. i, he goes anyway. yeah. well i, he goes back right to the bible this understanding of god as mother, as as god, as father. as i say, the bible talks about god giving birth to his people . it talks birth to his people. it talks about him having a womb in some parts. so you know, the language is there. i that you know, they're more references to father and god as a father. although having said that in genesis at one point god refers to himself as we he talks about having created

. -- wokeism. covdism which is a religion of its own. what's going on in america today? it's not acquisitive. the reason we see that in america today is that there is something deeper going on. there is a vacuum at the heart of our national soul. we are in the middle of a national identity crisis in this country. you ask most people my age, any age, what does it mean to be an american today in the year 2023. you will get a blank stare in response. that is the vacuum at the heart of our national soul. we are so hungry for a cause and for purpose and meeting -- and meaning and identity when what used to fill that void, inc. like fate -- faith patriotism, hard work, family. when you stop believing in christ you start believing in the climate. when you have a god-sized hole in your heart and god doesn't fill that vacuum, something else will fill instead. a famous map petition said that, and he was right. this is a challenge for us. i have been as critical as anyone of this woke agenda. now we are at a point where we have to do more than just understanding and pointing out th

wokeism is now a new religion. to religion.t seems to captured some of old captured some of our old religion's. ridiculous. if religion's. it's ridiculous. if anything, a tear. he came anything, god is a tear. he came up with idea that because he up with the idea that because he man created women didn't man he created women he didn't create transitioning or create non in transitioning or whatever but did create us in whatever but he did create us in his image would imply that his own image would imply that he's like us all women he's like us all the women should have beards as well some do, scotland . do, particularly in scotland. you going to move on you know, i'm going to move on to the sun next. what they going with? well, this what skin the baby born in the rubble and pulled out alive and then return of fawlty towers after . good of fawlty towers after. good heavens, is it 44 years? yes well, time will tell. yeah, good idea. and this is very interesting. of course, you know, we're currently with with john cleese on a new sh

because that blocks of wokeism and you're in doctoring your kids to run around and watched the proudright, but in order to get the second race, which is a general election, you have to win the first race. >> and that's the problem. >> which is the problem. >> you have to go through the first hurdle, which puts you behind. especially if democrats run somebody like joe biden, who can't, by any stretch, joe biden is not woke. that is not what he is. he's never been. he's been up here 60 odd years. he's never been woke. and he never will be. >> i tell, you he was energetic today. everyone will think about that. and there were some lighter moments at the state of the union. lawmakers starstruck by the presence of rock and roll royalty, we'll tell you it was, next. inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with the clickck of this remot. no mask, no hose, just sleep. learn more and view important safety i information at inspiresleep.com. you've already put a parlay on this game. with the life parlay you placed to make it here. you bet you wouldn't burn breakfast. you bet

no the wokeism, the transgenderism . in my school transgenderism. in my school days are biology.ys are biology. women are x x x chromosomes , men are x y . yes, x chromosomes, men are x y. yes, you can talk all sorts names, but that's basically biology . but that's basically biology. and it's like george orwell said , the truth is becoming the lie. the lie is becoming the truth. we're being brainwashed into thinking that what's abnormal should be normal. now, please don't get me wrong, i do sympathise with people who feel that they're in the wrong body. but that's not to say that the rest of us who feel comfortable with the bodies we're in have to make to be feel guilty about that or or, you know, we're being down. that's i feel being put down. that's i feel strongly about that. yes very clearly put. thank you. and george, you had a comment, having watched rosie duffield and penny mordaunt about women's rights and labour specifically. yeah well, i think on the trans issues , when you're reading issues, when you're reading about things like in labour run wales and they're putting

will say the republicans are under siege from the woke left, having to wage a fight against cultural wokeismthey don't want to fight. it's worth indicating -- 1992 when bill clinton became president, pat buchanan gave a speech at the republican national convention declaring, you guessed it, a culture war. >> major garrett, thank you so much. we want to go now to the governor of arkansas, sarah huckabee sanders. >> i'm sarah huckabee sanders. being a mom to three young ildrente t to believe every story i hear. so forgive me for not believing much of anything i heard tonight from president biden. from out-of-control inflation and violent crime, to the dangerous border crisis and threat from china, biden and the democrats have failed you. they know it and you know it. and it's time for a change. tonight, let us reaffirm our commitment to a timeless american idea, that government exists not to rule the people, but to serve the people. democrats want to rule us with more government control, but that's not who we are. america is the greatest country the world has ever known because we are the free

and that's the point about wokeism.ho don't live on twitter and don't live in leafy london begin to see the real world consequences of this deeply illiberal assault on our society and its institutions . i a and its institutions. i a hilarious piece today in the telegraph by columnist rosa silverman about how parents don't know to dress their kids for world book day anymore because almost every author or book character you can think of is now problem. roald dahl. j.k. enid blyton. putting bear is a problem. doctors use. even walt disney is now controversial . on disney is now controversial. on many people say they don't care about the woke stuff and that it's confected. it's a war that it's confected. it's a war that it's politicised by, right? and who cares anyway as it doesn't affect them ? well, a hurricane affect them? well, a hurricane doesn't affect you until it reaches home. none of this will blow over if we continue to sit on our hands and put up with. here's the thing . we comply. to here's the thing. we comply.

and that's the point about wokeism.ary people who don't live on twitter and don't live in leafy london begin to see the real world consequences of this deeply illiberal assault on our society and its institutions . i a and its institutions. i a hilarious piece today in the telegraph by columnist rosa silverman about how parents don't know to dress their kids for world book day anymore because almost every author or book character you can think of is now problem. roald dahl. j.k. enid blyton. putting bear is a problem. doctors use. even walt disney is now controversial . on disney is now controversial. on many people say they don't care about the woke stuff and that it's confected. it's a war that it's confected. it's a war that it's politicised by, right? and who cares anyway as it doesn't affect them ? well, a hurricane affect them? well, a hurricane doesn't affect you until it reaches home. none of this will blow over if we continue to sit on our hands and put up with. here's the thing . we comply. to here's the thing

eliminate the money spent on wokeism or worried about the environment. want our men and women trained to be able to defend themselves, to have the best weapons system possible. i am sure they can find some places they could be more efficient. we have some of the best navy seals, the best rangers. they come to me every single day and tell me where that waste is in the pentagon and want to be more efficient. but every single level of government should be doing that. this is not our money. this is the hard-working taxpayers' money. we should start every day, how can we be more efficient? how can we deliver a more effective to the american public and do it in a more secure way? why would we sit back and be so arrogant to say, no, there is no waste in government? host: that was the house speaker kevin mccarthy. we are talking about defense spending. we are asking you what do you think? is it too little, too much, or just right? david says it is just right in akron, ohio. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the defense spending is too much. anybody c

eliminate the money spent on wokeism or worried about the environment. want our men and women trained to be able to defend themselves, to have the best weapons system possible. i am sure they can find some places they could be more efficient. we have some of the best navy seals, the best rangers. they come to me every single day and tell me where that waste is in the pentagon and want to be more efficient. but every single level of government should be doing that. this is not our money. this is the hard-working taxpayers' money. we should start every day, how can we be more efficient? how can we deliver a more effective to the american public and do it in a more secure way? why would we sit back and be so arrogant to say, no, there is no waste in government? host: that was the house speaker kevin mccarthy. we are talking about defense spending. we are asking you what do you think? is it too little, too much, or just right? david says it is just right in akron, ohio. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the defense spending is too much. anybody c

after the queen consort waded into the over the rewriting of roald dahl's books, a victory against wokeismmarch meets, i'll be meeting at lady victoria harvey , the royal lady victoria harvey, the royal insider, who has started tv shows, penned best selling and has been romantically linked a couple of high profile celebrities, including prince andrew, no less. she thinks, by the way, he's been done up like a royal kipper in to virginia. giuffre we'll discuss that live at a 1030 sharp. tomorrow's papers with full panel reaction . before that it might take a ten employees trialling a four day week of declared it huge success when of course they have when did the west give up the work ethic. who's going to pay the bills if workers aren't willing to put a shift in the four day week might be convenience but it's a race to the bottom. that's my take attending an hour so much to get through but let's my wonderful panel now former editor of labour list peter edwards , labour list peter edwards, author and journalist laura dodsworth and former adviser to bofis dodsworth and former adviser to boris j