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jeremy hunt, to call chancellor, jeremy hunt, to call him courageous for coming forward. he has now resigned as an mp. well, the other major news this evening, as you've been hearing, european football's governing body has insisted that all of this week's champions league quarter finals will go ahead as planned tonight, despite an islamic state threat. arsenal state terror threat. arsenal will be hosting bayern munich tonight at the emirates stadium. that's in an hour's time. man city are in action. they're playing away to real madrid here. the metropolitan police says it does have a robust policing plan in place for the game this evening. islamic state, of course, the ones who claimed responsibility for that attack last month on a moscow concert hall resulting in the deaths of more than 140 people. six migrants have been injured in the latest wave of violence in the latest wave of violence in northern france, as people smugglers clashed with asylum seekers trying to force their way onto small boats without paying way onto small boats without paying . the latest violence
jeremy hunt, to call chancellor, jeremy hunt, to call him courageous for coming forward. he has now resigned as an mp. well, the other major news this evening, as you've been hearing, european football's governing body has insisted that all of this week's champions league quarter finals will go ahead as planned tonight, despite an islamic state threat. arsenal state terror threat. arsenal will be hosting bayern munich tonight at the emirates stadium. that's in an hour's time. man city are in...
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i think you've there jeremy you've seen there from jeremy hunfs you've seen there from jeremy hunt's about how hunt's comments about how courageous his statement was. i think what could think actually what wragg could have done was just, you know, be honest about fact that he honest about the fact that he had pictures were had these these pictures were out there and the messages etc, because don't think because people don't think i don't much as don't think they care as much as they i think that's they used to. and i think that's about around about changing norms around social but he was social media. but also, he was the this. and i think the victim of this. and i think that the mistake, not that was the mistake, not actually think people would actually think that people would immediately him immediately sympathise with him on know, on this because, you know, i think this is going to be think this stuff is going to be more a feature of more and more of a feature of political next political life over the next ten, years and we want ten, 20 years or so. and we want to and learn the le
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jeremy tony blair got that? jeremy corbyn fundamentally failed to grasp the grasp that. and look at the election results. it speaks for itself. this is a big swing towards the centre on defence. i was astonished yesterday about this partial privatisation model of the nhs. so did nigel farage has championed. is this the labour party moving into that ground that reform might occupy? all that's missing now is a big ground that reform might occupy? all piece missing now is a big ground that reform might occupy? all piece on ssing now is a big ground that reform might occupy? all piece on immigration.a big set piece on immigration. >> well, and i think will >> well, and i think you will see an immigration intervention , see an immigration intervention, as somebody remembers the ed as somebody who remembers the ed miliband immigration pledge we did , i've got did in great yarmouth, i've got the on my back that. the scars on my back from that. i i'd the mugs, which i wish i'd got the mugs, which sell lot on ebay, sell for quite a lot on ebay, about immigration pledge. sell for
jeremy tony blair got that? jeremy corbyn fundamentally failed to grasp the grasp that. and look at the election results. it speaks for itself. this is a big swing towards the centre on defence. i was astonished yesterday about this partial privatisation model of the nhs. so did nigel farage has championed. is this the labour party moving into that ground that reform might occupy? all that's missing now is a big ground that reform might occupy? all piece missing now is a big ground that reform...
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of jeremy corbyn. won't be a labour mp is because of allactions of jeremy corbyn. won't be a labour mp is because of allactionshorsesemy corbyn. won't be a labour mp is because of allactionshorses thatcorbyn. won't be a labour mp is because of allactionshorses that didn't. >> all those horses that didn't die i point out that die at the i just point out that we have very competitive we have a very competitive supermarket much more so supermarket sector, much more so than most countries, and although gone in although it's gone up a lot in the last two it's much the last two years, it's much cheaper market start your cheaper than market start your own aldi. >> right emma. >> all right emma. >> all right emma. >> national theatre's >> oh, the national theatre's got spot of bother got itself in a spot of bother this and has been this week and has been criticised for putting up patronising to its patronising signs to its customers that that say this place exists to spark creativity, conversation and thought . although please don't thought. although please don't assume that other visitors
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remember good old jeremy corbyn. he was criticised for not singing the national anthem at the battle of britain memorial service . emily memorial service. emily thornberry and her snobby attitude flying attitude towards people flying the flag of saint george. remember that. and even though in 2022, sir keir starmer insisted that the national anthem be sung at party conference, he seemed quite happy to hand our sovereignty back to the uk. he wanted a second referendum. the bbc and national broadcaster excuse me, dropped the national anthem. so we now play every morning here on gb news. and how many times have we heard the desire to drop rule britannia from the last night of the proms? and you only need to look at big sporting brands like daring to brands like nike daring to manipulate , redefine and manipulate, redefine and recolour our flag to suit their own ends. what they did to the england flag on the new kit was in my view, nothing short of vandalism. on tuesday it's saint george's day. that's april the 24th, and
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jeremy hunt does know. william wragg knows he's through mental health he's been through mental health issues. he's talked to our colleague piero on gb colleague gloria de piero on gb news about them. he's written about them. we know he has some time in 2022, so that's why time off in 2022, so that's why jeremy hunt may have said it's a courageous and fulsome apology. the labour party is saying the issue whether issue of the whip, whether the right a tory mp, should be right to be a tory mp, should be taken away from mr wragg, is in the of the whips . it's not the hands of the whips. it's not one us decide. labouring one for us to decide. labouring labour more cool labour being much more cool about assessing what's happened here. more where here. maybe they're more where the country is, but no question people william wragg are people know william wragg are sympathetic towards him. he, for people know william wragg are synown|etic towards him. he, for people know william wragg are synown part,owards him. he,
jeremy hunt does know. william wragg knows he's through mental health he's been through mental health issues. he's talked to our colleague piero on gb colleague gloria de piero on gb news about them. he's written about them. we know he has some time in 2022, so that's why time off in 2022, so that's why jeremy hunt may have said it's a courageous and fulsome apology. the labour party is saying the issue whether issue of the whip, whether the right a tory mp, should be right to be a tory mp,...
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that chancellor jeremy hunt said that his actions had been courageous. it would seem this government simply can't get anything right. and i suspect as far as mr wragg is concerned , well, i wouldn't is concerned, well, i wouldn't be surprised if we hear a bit more about this story over the course of the next few days. in a moment , this incredible echr a moment, this incredible echr ruling, which confirms to me why i believe we should leave it and maybe even have a referendum on well a very significant ruling today in strasbourg at the european court of human rights. an action was taken by a group of elderly, well—meaning swiss women against their own government. and the premise was their government had not been cutting carbon emissions sufficiently, not been meeting net zero obligations. now, you might say, what the hell has this got to do with the european court of human rights, something that was set up post—war to stop abomination, such as the discrimination against the jews that ended up with the holocaust. but as i've said to you many, many tim
that chancellor jeremy hunt said that his actions had been courageous. it would seem this government simply can't get anything right. and i suspect as far as mr wragg is concerned , well, i wouldn't is concerned, well, i wouldn't be surprised if we hear a bit more about this story over the course of the next few days. in a moment , this incredible echr a moment, this incredible echr ruling, which confirms to me why i believe we should leave it and maybe even have a referendum on well a very...
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friends with jeremy corbyn at one point and then suddenly he wasn't jeremy wasn't friends with jeremy corbyn. like the corbyn. it feels like the language towards language of support towards andrew slightly andrew is slightly, slightly sort . sort of changing. >> well, keir starmer's position is ludicrous, to be perfectly honest. i mean , he said the honest. i mean, he said the other day in an interview that he hadn't the tax advice he hadn't seen the tax advice that been given to angela that had been given to angela rayner , and it wouldn't be rayner, and it wouldn't be appropriate to see the appropriate for him to see the tax that had been given tax advice that had been given to well, would it not to him. well, why would it not be appropriate? mean , the only be appropriate? i mean, the only conclusion is that conclusion you can draw is that once it, he might once he's looked at it, he might think that it's it doesn't add up to much. so he seems to be trying to protect himself from finding what reality of finding out what the reality of the which, the situation is, which, whatever yo
friends with jeremy corbyn at one point and then suddenly he wasn't jeremy wasn't friends with jeremy corbyn. like the corbyn. it feels like the language towards language of support towards andrew slightly andrew is slightly, slightly sort . sort of changing. >> well, keir starmer's position is ludicrous, to be perfectly honest. i mean , he said the honest. i mean, he said the other day in an interview that he hadn't the tax advice he hadn't seen the tax advice that been given to angela...
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because of course he did, work beside jeremy corbyn. he was happy to see jeremy corbyn, who's also who's always been, in favour of disarmament, who's been favour of who's always been in favour of clawing back defence spending. so something changed or was so has something changed or was keir starmer just not talking about his actual view in the past ? past? >> no, i mean, keir has always been committed to the defence of our country. go back to that huge debate where on, action against syria , where corbyn had against syria, where corbyn had to allow a free vote, even for members of the shadow cabinet and keir supported action and he supported, our armed forces. you know, you can make accusations about , you know, serving in about, you know, serving in corbyn's shadow cabinet. well, rishi sunak served in boris johnson's cabinet. you know, you do, if you're committed to delivering for your party, you do serve and you take collective responsibility. but i think it's always been very, very clear that keir was very different from jeremy corby
because of course he did, work beside jeremy corbyn. he was happy to see jeremy corbyn, who's also who's always been, in favour of disarmament, who's been favour of who's always been in favour of clawing back defence spending. so something changed or was so has something changed or was keir starmer just not talking about his actual view in the past ? past? >> no, i mean, keir has always been committed to the defence of our country. go back to that huge debate where on, action against...
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courageous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. courageous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous.(inirageous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. (in the eous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. (in the street,taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. (in the street, notng on a mugger in the street, not betraying colleagues. betraying your colleagues. >> right, at the >> yes, you're right, but at the same time, if you've been done something it actually something stupid, it actually takes reasonably brave person takes a reasonably brave person to have done to think, okay, i have done something stupid. >> now need to fess up. maybe >> i now need to fess up. maybe it about to go public and he it was about to go public and he had no choice. >> i don't know, nigel, potentially, i would rather potentially, but i would rather be the whole of. be on the whole sort of. forgiveness is divine, know, forgiveness is divine, you know, you too you might say there's a bit too much forgiveness places in much forgiv
courageous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. courageous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous.(inirageous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. (in the eous taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. (in the street,taking for jeremy hunt to call him cotaigeous. (in the street, notng on a mugger in the street, not betraying colleagues. betraying your colleagues. >> right, at the >> yes, you're right, but at the same time, if you've been done...
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of to the jeremy corbyn era. of course, he's being a champion of nuclear disarmament. >> meanwhile, sir keir starmer said he would like to boost the defence budget to 2.5% of gdp. >> well, let's talk to our political correspondent olivia utley, who's in westminster. i mean, really is mean, this really is a turnaround trying to position labour as the party you can trust with our defence. >> well, absolutely. it's a huge, huge turnaround. just a few years ago , jeremy corbyn was few years ago, jeremy corbyn was advocating for complete nuclear disarmament . he wanted to ditch disarmament. he wanted to ditch trident. now keir starmer is essentially saying that labour is the party of defence. he says that labour will put a triple lock on defence. it will, rejuvenate the current nuclear submarines as and when they need to be rejuvenate, rejuvenated. he will invest in nuclear submarines. he will keep the trident programme , running and trident programme, running and he will build four new submarine nuclear submarines in
of to the jeremy corbyn era. of course, he's being a champion of nuclear disarmament. >> meanwhile, sir keir starmer said he would like to boost the defence budget to 2.5% of gdp. >> well, let's talk to our political correspondent olivia utley, who's in westminster. i mean, really is mean, this really is a turnaround trying to position labour as the party you can trust with our defence. >> well, absolutely. it's a huge, huge turnaround. just a few years ago , jeremy corbyn was...
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and in the budget, jeremy hunt said , 2.5% when jeremy hunt said, 2.5% when conditions allow. well, actually, the dial has moved on. now the prime minister has said we are now committed to 2.5% and we are now committed to 2.5% and we will find that extra 75 billion increasingly between now and 2030. so actually that means the compensation for awkward people like me who believe we should be spending 3, we're bank 2.5% now, and the call now is to move beyond to 3% when conditions allow. and the other point that's really, well, several other points, actually. we're telling our adversaries, clearly the russians don't kick us around. we're serious about this. but we're also saying to our allies , come on, britain's our allies, come on, britain's showing leadership here. some of you aren't even spending 2. some are just over 2. we're going to 2.5. you just do your bit as well because we want to keep the americans in. and if we europeans don't do our stuff, the americans will sugar off. >> yeah. no. and donald trump has made that perfectly clear, and i think joe biden feels in a very
and in the budget, jeremy hunt said , 2.5% when jeremy hunt said, 2.5% when conditions allow. well, actually, the dial has moved on. now the prime minister has said we are now committed to 2.5% and we are now committed to 2.5% and we will find that extra 75 billion increasingly between now and 2030. so actually that means the compensation for awkward people like me who believe we should be spending 3, we're bank 2.5% now, and the call now is to move beyond to 3% when conditions allow. and the...
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jeremy hunt has not working. jeremy hunt has tried to tackle this problem both in the last budget in march and in the one before in november. they were both , dubbed november. they were both, dubbed back to work budgets. but as yet, we don't really seem to be seeing the effects of that. and britain really is suffering from a worklessness crisis . a worklessness crisis. >> okay, for now, olivia, thanks very much indeed . very much indeed. >> now, president joe biden has promised ironclad support for israel as he warned iran to not launch a missile attack. >> well, it comes as fears grow that tehran could retaliate following a strike in syria that did kill some major senior iranians . iranians. >> while israel has denied responsibility for the attack . responsibility for the attack. >> earlier, we spoke to the political analyst eric ham . political analyst eric ham. >> biden is continuing to remain very close to israel, even if it's costing him enormous and valuable political capital, particularly in an election ye
jeremy hunt has not working. jeremy hunt has tried to tackle this problem both in the last budget in march and in the one before in november. they were both , dubbed november. they were both, dubbed back to work budgets. but as yet, we don't really seem to be seeing the effects of that. and britain really is suffering from a worklessness crisis . a worklessness crisis. >> okay, for now, olivia, thanks very much indeed . very much indeed. >> now, president joe biden has promised...
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but i think what's really mystifying thing is jeremy hunt describing it as courageous. i think that's very strange. >> isn't the success of blackmail that lots of people, when presented with a blackmailer, pay the first £100? and that's basically what he's done. and that that is something that which a lot of our fellow citizens . sorry for him. citizens. sorry for him. >> i initially felt sorry for him because i think that to be blackmailed in that way and you can understand how someone might be thinking when they even, you know, handing over those images in first instance, he made in the first instance, he made himself and probably himself vulnerable, and probably because kind of because he felt some kind of investment the first place. investment in the first place. in so, it was an error of in doing so, it was an error of judgement, and i'm sure of judgement, and i'm sure lots of other people, and i, you other people, lots and i, you know, i know people who have experienced blackmail. is an experienced blackmail. it is an awful i do feel sorry awful thing. so i do fe
but i think what's really mystifying thing is jeremy hunt describing it as courageous. i think that's very strange. >> isn't the success of blackmail that lots of people, when presented with a blackmailer, pay the first £100? and that's basically what he's done. and that that is something that which a lot of our fellow citizens . sorry for him. citizens. sorry for him. >> i initially felt sorry for him because i think that to be blackmailed in that way and you can understand how...
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and i take you what you said about jeremy corbyn earlier . jeremy corbyn is corbyn earlier. jeremy corbyn is not a labour mp. he is not going to be a labour candidate in the next general election. and that's because keir starmer showed the strength and leadership to withdraw the whip. if only rishi did that with some of the people in his party who are beyond the pale. but the difference is he's a strong leader with a mandate. rishi sunakis leader with a mandate. rishi sunak is a weak politician who is out of control of his party. >> all right, well, he withdrew the whip after working with and for jeremy corbyn for four years in shadow cabinet. mr streeting but i take your point. it's a new and changed labour party, is what you're saying. >> yes, absolutely. i just don't think there's any doubt about that now. and, and we all tried to to, influence the labour party as best we could during those years. some of us outside the tent, people like keir inside the tent. but i have no doubt about where keir's politics are, where his convictions are. and, you know, thank goodness he w
and i take you what you said about jeremy corbyn earlier . jeremy corbyn is corbyn earlier. jeremy corbyn is not a labour mp. he is not going to be a labour candidate in the next general election. and that's because keir starmer showed the strength and leadership to withdraw the whip. if only rishi did that with some of the people in his party who are beyond the pale. but the difference is he's a strong leader with a mandate. rishi sunakis leader with a mandate. rishi sunak is a weak politician...
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that was the jeremy removing that jeremy hunt win removing that money a potential saving jeremy hunt win removing that money plan a potential saving jeremy hunt win removing that money plan to potential saving jeremy hunt win removing that money plan to make ial saving jeremy hunt win removing that money plan to make ifl saving jeremy hunt win removing that money plan to make if and ing jeremy hunt win removing that money plan to make if and when labour plan to make if and when they win the election. >> i think they i think that again, it's all about loopholes and i think this needs to go. i don't think i don't think it's fair. i don't think it's right, especially when you see people like you've especially when you see people like pm's you've especially when you see people like pm's of you've especially when you see people like pm's of his you've especially when you see people like pm's of his countryu've got the pm's of his country and his are how much did you his family are how much did you just say 200 and 250 million. >> that's that's that's just obscene. it's more than i'll save
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this figure is being signed off by jeremy hunt, the chancellor. you see him walking down the steps there on the left of the picture, jeremy hunt in the middle, soon. rishi sunak on the right. grant shapps. they've hammered out this number, but it's not as much as grant shapps wanted, but it's backed by jeremy hunt, the chancellor. so that's iron clad now. but it won't be what the defence secretary wanted . defence secretary wanted. >> and in fact, chris, you and i spoke about this 11 days ago, 2.5% gdp. that's precisely what the labour party was saying that they wanted to do. included in they wanted to do. included in the offering today, chris, was a huge amount of extra support to ukraine, £500 million, 4 million rounds of ammo, 400 vehicles, 60 boats, another huge amounts of support offered to ukraine. >> that's right. and it's sending a message , i think, to sending a message, i think, to the rest of the world, to act now, to save lives in ukraine. we've seen david cameron over in america. he's been trying to drum up support for that package s
this figure is being signed off by jeremy hunt, the chancellor. you see him walking down the steps there on the left of the picture, jeremy hunt in the middle, soon. rishi sunak on the right. grant shapps. they've hammered out this number, but it's not as much as grant shapps wanted, but it's backed by jeremy hunt, the chancellor. so that's iron clad now. but it won't be what the defence secretary wanted . defence secretary wanted. >> and in fact, chris, you and i spoke about this 11 days...
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i do make the point that whilst i think you're right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot , actually, in right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot, actually, in many ways i think he would have been an appalling prime minister and keir starmer tried to make him prime minister. so i hold that against him, not the patriotism point. >> well, there you go. you've just mentioned an article, about a class of kids putting their hands up and saying that they hate britain. that is very concerning. stuff will carry on the conversation about that. did you see that article in the times yesterday? okay, let's look at it in two. hi there. i'm michelle dewberry with utils seven. the conservative candidate for finchley and golders green, alex dean, alongside me. as is the former editor of labourlist. peter edwards . peter edwards peter edwards. peter edwards just told me it's very random that i've just brought up that gillian duffy bigot comment, it was apparently it was years ago. so it doesn't matter now. was it random? does it matter to you? do you remember that or not, eleanor says michelle, the j
i do make the point that whilst i think you're right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot , actually, in right, i think jeremy corbyn is a patriot, actually, in many ways i think he would have been an appalling prime minister and keir starmer tried to make him prime minister. so i hold that against him, not the patriotism point. >> well, there you go. you've just mentioned an article, about a class of kids putting their hands up and saying that they hate britain. that is very concerning....
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jeremy corbyn was an honourable pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist . and keir starmer, pacifist. and keir starmer, perhaps better, understands the realities of a dangerous world. >> well, i would certainly hope so, because the world we're going forth in now is going. it's probably the most dangerous world that has existed probably since the second world war, and there's no sign whatsoever of that getting better. so i hope that getting better. so i hope that keir starmer will, take the same point of view and will be prepared when necessary to use military force and to continue to build up the armed forces. and the problem the problem is there's too much inclination we've seen from the united states in in president biden's time of office for upon appeasement and appeasement, i think , led to, you know, part of think, led to, you know, part of which was , the withdrawal from which was, the withdrawal from afghanistan, the refusal to really stand up for our friends and allies. that led, i think, to the invasion of ukraine. it led also, i think, to what ira
jeremy corbyn was an honourable pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist . and keir starmer, pacifist. and keir starmer, perhaps better, understands the realities of a dangerous world. >> well, i would certainly hope so, because the world we're going forth in now is going. it's probably the most dangerous world that has existed probably since the second world war, and there's no sign whatsoever of that getting better. so i hope that getting better. so i hope that...
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so that was by jeremy hunt. do was an error by jeremy hunt. do you ? you think? >> no, i heard that. and listen carefully you carefully to what, madeline, you were absolutely were talking about. absolutely agree. move to 3. agree. it's got to move to 3. but i know from and james but i know this from and james will probably agree with this. if you throw 3% at the military now, they will spend it in all sorts of curious ways, which won't necessarily be, aligned to what are coming over what the threats are coming over the the army will want the hill. the army will want more tanks, more personnel. the navy will want more ships. and the obviously the raf will want more planes. but, you know, we're being attacked in very different ways. so the first thing do is to stock of thing you do is to take stock of the types threats that we're the types of threats that we're going have deal with, going to have to deal with, which very different from which can be very different from the traditional army, air force or we're or navy. although clearly we're going to defend those goi
so that was by jeremy hunt. do was an error by jeremy hunt. do you ? you think? >> no, i heard that. and listen carefully you carefully to what, madeline, you were absolutely were talking about. absolutely agree. move to 3. agree. it's got to move to 3. but i know from and james but i know this from and james will probably agree with this. if you throw 3% at the military now, they will spend it in all sorts of curious ways, which won't necessarily be, aligned to what are coming over what...
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jeremy corbyn was an honourable pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist . and keir starmer, pacifist. and keir starmer, perhaps better, understands the realities of a dangerous world. >> well, i would certainly hope so, because the world we're going forth in now is going. it's probably the most dangerous world that has existed probably since the second world war, and there's no sign whatsoever of that getting better. so i hope that getting better. so i hope that keir starmer will, take the same point of view and will be prepared when necessary to use military force and to continue to build up the armed forces. and the problem the problem is there's too much inclination we've seen from the united states in in president biden's time of office for upon appeasement and appeasement, i think , led to, you know, part of think, led to, you know, part of which was , the withdrawal from which was, the withdrawal from afghanistan, the refusal to really stand up for our friends and allies. that led, i think, to the invasion of ukraine. it led also, i think, to what ira
jeremy corbyn was an honourable pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist, but nonetheless a pacifist . and keir starmer, pacifist. and keir starmer, perhaps better, understands the realities of a dangerous world. >> well, i would certainly hope so, because the world we're going forth in now is going. it's probably the most dangerous world that has existed probably since the second world war, and there's no sign whatsoever of that getting better. so i hope that getting better. so i hope that...
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well, look, you did, jeremy corbyn did. i know, but look so, so keir was under jeremy corbyn. >> he was in the shadow cabinet and there's this thing called called called collective responsibility. and it's exactly it's actually it's one of that's that sounds like he hasn't sir keir starmer hasn't got much , keir starmer hasn't got much, hasn't got much integrity. >> then if he if he's just parroting the party line regardless of the morals of the leader he wants, that's what happensin leader he wants, that's what happens in cabinet. >> there's one of the reasons suella braverman got sacked because she could not do, responsibility. i mean, actually, he . actually, he. >> but corbyn to the hilt when before coco gauff. he backed him to the hilt and he was. >> he was in the. i know he didn't back him to the hilt because i knew keir i knew keir, it was really difficult and he decided that he would fight from the inside. right. no, that's what he did. he supported jeremy corbyn. carol, i do know rather more about this than you do.
well, look, you did, jeremy corbyn did. i know, but look so, so keir was under jeremy corbyn. >> he was in the shadow cabinet and there's this thing called called called collective responsibility. and it's exactly it's actually it's one of that's that sounds like he hasn't sir keir starmer hasn't got much , keir starmer hasn't got much, hasn't got much integrity. >> then if he if he's just parroting the party line regardless of the morals of the leader he wants, that's what...
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as jeremy said recently , jeremy hunt said recently, £100,000 is effectively the going rate. yes, but in the private sector, nobody is getting £400,000 put into their pension. yeah, absolutely. >> and i don't think we should belittle councils or pretend that they're not important. all of your viewers will know exactly how important their local council provide local council is. they provide social care, provide social care, they provide education, potholes , education, roads, potholes, really important. they provide potholes. >> well, you might say that, but i potholes. i think potholes. >> yes, yes, provide them. >> yes, yes, we provide them. yeah. and so they do they, they carry enormous responsibilities. they with very large they often deal with very large budgets. very budgets. these are often very important they have important roles. but they have access to a level of additional benefits that are unheard of in the private sector. >> some them very good. >> some of them are very good. when was selected as the when i was selected as the candidate for north east somerset, t
as jeremy said recently , jeremy hunt said recently, £100,000 is effectively the going rate. yes, but in the private sector, nobody is getting £400,000 put into their pension. yeah, absolutely. >> and i don't think we should belittle councils or pretend that they're not important. all of your viewers will know exactly how important their local council provide local council is. they provide social care, provide social care, they provide education, potholes , education, roads, potholes,...
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from the days under jeremy corbyn, a haven't they? from the days underjeremy corbyn, a man who under jeremy corbyn, a man who didn't seem terribly happy to be british on on many issues. didn't seem terribly happy to be british on on many issues . and british on on many issues. and of course, the labour party really wants to win back many of those voters that they lost to bofis those voters that they lost to boris johnson back in 2019. traditional labour voters who went over to the conservatives, largely because of brexit and many of whom are now very disaffected and labour would dearly like to get those voters back. so i think this is very much an appeal to them . sir keir much an appeal to them. sir keir starmer has written in the sunday telegraph today a comment piece talking about how proud he is to be english, saying that the labour party will celebrate saint george's day with enthusiasm , and saying that they enthusiasm, and saying that they are labour is now the true party of english patriotism , he says. of english patriotism,
from the days under jeremy corbyn, a haven't they? from the days underjeremy corbyn, a man who under jeremy corbyn, a man who didn't seem terribly happy to be british on on many issues. didn't seem terribly happy to be british on on many issues . and british on on many issues. and of course, the labour party really wants to win back many of those voters that they lost to bofis those voters that they lost to boris johnson back in 2019. traditional labour voters who went over to the...
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jeremy corbyn wanted this before? is that the route we should be going as a free market nafion should be going as a free market nation ? nafion? >> that's a really difficult question to answer. where we are right now, because the government doesn't seem to be able to make any decisions on housing. we see the renters reform bill moving through parliament at a glacial pace since 2019, and we're seeing all these sticking plaster ideas to these sticking plaster ideas to the housing crisis, which really aren't the root of the problem, taking a socialist, aren't the root of the problem, taking a socialist , opportunity taking a socialist, opportunity from the government. i can't see it doing any worse than what they're doing right now, to be honest. but something needs to happen because the housing crisis isn't getting any easier. >> judy falls. superb. thanks for joining me on gb news. great forjoining me on gb news. great stuff. and let's talk now about the impact of spain's new plan on brits and the housing market in c
jeremy corbyn wanted this before? is that the route we should be going as a free market nafion should be going as a free market nation ? nafion? >> that's a really difficult question to answer. where we are right now, because the government doesn't seem to be able to make any decisions on housing. we see the renters reform bill moving through parliament at a glacial pace since 2019, and we're seeing all these sticking plaster ideas to these sticking plaster ideas to the housing crisis,...
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really nasty was when jeremy hunt the and used hunt nicked the money and used it for national insurance cuts, when he should have used it to actually when he should have used it to actuallwhen national insurance >> so when national insurance cuts people, well, cuts do help people, well, i mean, actually would like mean, people actually would like to nhs waiting list cut to see nhs waiting list cut rather more than they would. >> would , national insurance, >> would, national insurance, the labour plan, is this the labour plan, which is this will now fund. >> well labour aren't going to reverse those cuts in national insurance. >> no. they're not. no. that's right. so this money if it all works out this would fund 2 million more nhs ops a year that's paid for by nurses and doctors being paid over £1 billion to work over time. you'll get breakfast clubs and every primary school, and you'll get 700,000 more urgent dental appointments. >> but i think the non—doms clear off and the non—doms clear on, and you don't find those efficiencies and you find you spend more money on them, have g
really nasty was when jeremy hunt the and used hunt nicked the money and used it for national insurance cuts, when he should have used it to actually when he should have used it to actuallwhen national insurance >> so when national insurance cuts people, well, cuts do help people, well, i mean, actually would like mean, people actually would like to nhs waiting list cut to see nhs waiting list cut rather more than they would. >> would , national insurance, >> would, national...
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hunt some other was jeremy hunt and some other members of the tory party coming out saying brave it was out and saying how brave it was jeremy hunt, and he called him courageous apologised, courageous when he apologised, which, which again, which, you know, which again, it's what do words it's like, what do these words actually it's actually mean? and i think it's the that i mean, viewers can the way that i mean, viewers can message in and tell us. but i think the way i think it comes across to people who aren't in the of weird world of the sort of weird world of westminster just to westminster out there is just to sort sort of sort of everybody's sort of lying. one's really telling lying. no one's really telling the truth. it's obe, it's grubby and of and, know, and and sort of and, you know, and cynical obviously it's cynical because obviously it's not courageous to sell out your friends. it's the opposite of that. >> and you sometimes wonder whether there's for one whether there's one rule for one and for the other. i mean, and one for the other. i mean, maybe rishi sunak didn't
hunt some other was jeremy hunt and some other members of the tory party coming out saying brave it was out and saying how brave it was jeremy hunt, and he called him courageous apologised, courageous when he apologised, which, which again, which, you know, which again, it's what do words it's like, what do these words actually it's actually mean? and i think it's the that i mean, viewers can the way that i mean, viewers can message in and tell us. but i think the way i think it comes across to...
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so he's appealing the he's not appealing to the same people jeremy corbyn, people as jeremy corbyn, who was, far left was, you know, pretty far left and pretty outrageous and some pretty outrageous views. appealing to the views. he's not appealing to the same as did, but he same people as as he did, but he is way more the is appealing to way more of the rest country. also, the rest of the country. also, the guardian is lib dem, it? guardian is lib dem, isn't it? >> they don't really care >> so they don't really care about labour party all. about the labour party at all. are lib dem? yeah they are, are they lib dem? yeah they are, that's say on their, that's what they say on their, on website. on their website. >> to kind of far >> they seem to be kind of far left me. but i mean thought left to me. but i mean i thought this a guardian spin on this was just a guardian spin on the fact that actually he's doing and winning doing a smart thing and winning over and winning over normal people and winning over normal people and winning ovethey do hate success in the >> they do hate success in t
so he's appealing the he's not appealing to the same people jeremy corbyn, people as jeremy corbyn, who was, far left was, you know, pretty far left and pretty outrageous and some pretty outrageous views. appealing to the views. he's not appealing to the same as did, but he same people as as he did, but he is way more the is appealing to way more of the rest country. also, the rest of the country. also, the guardian is lib dem, it? guardian is lib dem, isn't it? >> they don't really care...
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anything think of where party under where the labour party was under jeremy me , jeremy corbyn. people like me, who'd voted labour all my life could vote labour when could not vote labour when jeremy corbyn was. it was a disastrous result in 2019. and we're now talking what is the possibility of a landslide again, it's questionable how many people going sort of many people are going to sort of come sir keir starmer, come out for sir keir starmer, because what we're talking about is not out is simply people not turning out for sunak. for rishi sunak. >> it's a very >> and i mean, it's a very frustrating position, think, frustrating position, i think, for of people the for a lot of people on the right, even though it's not likely. >> let's nip this in the bud. matthew's getting excited, again, going the yes matthew's getting excited, ag no, going the yes matthew's getting excited, ag no quiz. going the yes matthew's getting excited, ag no quiz. i'veing the yes matthew's getting excited, ag no quiz. i've got the yes matthew's getting excited, ag no quiz. i've got five the yes or no
anything think of where party under where the labour party was under jeremy me , jeremy corbyn. people like me, who'd voted labour all my life could vote labour when could not vote labour when jeremy corbyn was. it was a disastrous result in 2019. and we're now talking what is the possibility of a landslide again, it's questionable how many people going sort of many people are going to sort of come sir keir starmer, come out for sir keir starmer, because what we're talking about is not out is...
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the leader of dartford council, jeremy kite. good to see you. this. hello there and happy saint george's day. i have to say this is fantastic . to say this is fantastic. >> well we're a council that likes to party and we believe in these celebrations. it's a big day for the country and we want to celebrate it. so no naysaying here. saint george's day for us. >> i have to say one other thing. when you're giving your speech before, it's all about celebrating being english. whatever our background , which whatever our background, which is very nice. >> absolutely. i mean, we live in a diverse community here, and it's wonderfully colourful and noisy and brilliant, and we've got great people here. and the point is, this is one of a number of celebrations we do. so we'll celebrate every culture, we'll celebrate every culture, we'll celebrate every religion, every creed that's going on. we'll latch on to it, and we'll use it as a way of bringing the whole community together. so that's the that's the aim. >> and what impact has it had on on community cohesion
the leader of dartford council, jeremy kite. good to see you. this. hello there and happy saint george's day. i have to say this is fantastic . to say this is fantastic. >> well we're a council that likes to party and we believe in these celebrations. it's a big day for the country and we want to celebrate it. so no naysaying here. saint george's day for us. >> i have to say one other thing. when you're giving your speech before, it's all about celebrating being english. whatever...
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i mean, it's quite important that that that they come the jeremy corbyn era come from the jeremy corbyn era to the starmer era from the to the keir starmer era from the protest era to the to the to the government era, i don't think they're being cowardly. i don't always agree with them. and on this one, i don't i mean, i think that that you don't have to know the legal advice to have seen what's going on. >> i so what do you think they should do then, because you said they could be bolder. how >> well, think i think that >> well, i think i think that they they should call for an arms in, but i just think they should say can't go on should say we can't go on selling arms to an army to an army that is, that is behaving like this, that clearly we targeted three that targeted three cars with aid workers in it last week . and i mean, what's it last week. and i mean, what's interesting is i saw an interview with a former israeli soldier who, from breaking the silence , this is an israeli silence, this is an israeli group of former soldiers who actually talk about what it's really like. and he
i mean, it's quite important that that that they come the jeremy corbyn era come from the jeremy corbyn era to the starmer era from the to the keir starmer era from the protest era to the to the to the government era, i don't think they're being cowardly. i don't always agree with them. and on this one, i don't i mean, i think that that you don't have to know the legal advice to have seen what's going on. >> i so what do you think they should do then, because you said they could be...
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was was in there wasn't he. he gets jeremy hunt to he. well he gets jeremy hunt to come out and say this during the budget. i have three gorgeous children, the oldest of whom has been patiently listening in the gallery . gallery. >> the nhs is rightly the biggest reason most of us are proud to be british. >> no it isn't. lob another £7 billion at it though. anyway, the ons has just revealed that nhs waiting lists are probably 2 million people higher than first thought. prisons now alex chalk, the justice minister, has snapped at sunak for being unable to make a decision on prison overcrowding. so now we're just going to release people early . the police don't people early. the police don't respect him. remember this? >> this to the police. we will back you when you take action. but if we are asking more of the police , we in government must police, we in government must also back up that call with action. >> i think the next day or the day after that, there was just total havoc, massive amounts of anti—semitism on the streets. nothing
was was in there wasn't he. he gets jeremy hunt to he. well he gets jeremy hunt to come out and say this during the budget. i have three gorgeous children, the oldest of whom has been patiently listening in the gallery . gallery. >> the nhs is rightly the biggest reason most of us are proud to be british. >> no it isn't. lob another £7 billion at it though. anyway, the ons has just revealed that nhs waiting lists are probably 2 million people higher than first thought. prisons now...
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i mean, big names like jeremy hunt even could trouble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, trouble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope ble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope so.. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope so. because, >> well, let's hope so. because, you you see some of these, you know, you see some of these, you know, you see some of these, you facing seats you know, lib dem facing seats in the south southwest, and some of mps have got unfortunate . of the mps have got unfortunate. only i don't like to talk ill of my former colleagues. they're not conservative, they're liberal. nation, not conservative, they're libe mostly nation, not conservative, they're libe mostly liberal. nation, not conservative, they're libe mostly liberal. they nation, not conservative, they're libe mostly liberal. they don't|, not mostly liberal. they don't talk about stuff that we talk about, the common sense stuff . about, the common sense stuff. you know, they they hate talking about illegal and about migration, illegal and illegal migration. they think they think, you kno
i mean, big names like jeremy hunt even could trouble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, trouble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope ble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope so.. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope so. because, >> well, let's hope so. because, you you see some of these, you know, you see some of these, you know, you see some of these, you facing seats you know, lib dem facing seats in the south southwest, and some of mps have got unfortunate . of the...
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should of jeremy should the likes of jeremy corbyn allowed labour corbyn be allowed in a labour party? no, that's a large tent. no, not absolutely not. >> diane abbott should not get the whip back. jeremy corbyn should never be anywhere near the labour party because i don't use don't anybody who is use i don't want anybody who is on the hard left to be selected. i want the central control that gets quality, moderate people that like the country. but that look like the country. but look, i would just point out that's impossible, though. >> because i've i've >> no, no, because i've got i've got loads friends that have got loads of friends that have been selected their own thoughts, feelings, thoughts, their own feelings, their opinions. their own opinions. that's just trying stream . it's your response. >> it's your responsibility to reflect the country. and people that political are that join political parties are weird. be more weird. they're going to be more extreme than the centre. extreme than than the centre. look, just point out that it's look, i just point out that it's a rich t
should of jeremy should the likes of jeremy corbyn allowed labour corbyn be allowed in a labour party? no, that's a large tent. no, not absolutely not. >> diane abbott should not get the whip back. jeremy corbyn should never be anywhere near the labour party because i don't use don't anybody who is use i don't want anybody who is on the hard left to be selected. i want the central control that gets quality, moderate people that like the country. but that look like the country. but look, i...
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pe put jeremy corbyn intoall try top tent of his that he's pe put jeremy corbyn into 10 try to put jeremy corbyn into 10 downing street, man who downing street, a man who oversaw party that was oversaw a labour party that was found be institutionally found to be institutionally anti—semitic found the anti—semitic to be found. the only guilty of only other party guilty of institutional racism against a certain people other certain group of people other than and people than the bnp. and these people are lecture us about are trying to lecture us about this conference and laugh and mock for having different mock people for having different views and being shut views for them and being shut down the police. it's a down by the police. it's a disgrace. mayor or whichever disgrace. the mayor or whichever mayor is, particular mayor it is, but the particular mayor it is, but the particular mayor question should be mayor in question should be ashamed appalled himself, ashamed and appalled of himself, and think nigel should and i, and i think nigel should have reminded everyone that these in euro
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but of course, on the same day keir starmer wanted jeremy corbyn to prime jeremy corbyn to be prime minister and corbyn not be minister and corbyn would not be led press led on whether he'd press the nuclear now keir starmer is mr >> but now keir starmer is mr nuclear almost like a u—turn? >> yes, exactly. but also the point i'm trying to make, mark, too, is that you see, on the same day that he's announcing all of this strong defence position, you've got the position, you've got the position of angela rayner being raised . which house was raised again. which house was she in? has she she living in? was she has she committed offence or not? and committed an offence or not? and in politics, in a way it doesn't altogether matter whether you're guilty or whether you're innocent. how long the innocent. it's how long the story continues. and so if it continues , there's a lot more continues, there's a lot more then i suspect she will have to stand down. but of course, don't forget keir starmer can't under labour policy. you know, the labour policy. you know, the labour way the labour party runs
but of course, on the same day keir starmer wanted jeremy corbyn to prime jeremy corbyn to be prime minister and corbyn not be minister and corbyn would not be led press led on whether he'd press the nuclear now keir starmer is mr >> but now keir starmer is mr nuclear almost like a u—turn? >> yes, exactly. but also the point i'm trying to make, mark, too, is that you see, on the same day that he's announcing all of this strong defence position, you've got the position, you've got...
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no one can raise national insurance now because jeremy hunt , whether you agree jeremy hunt, whether you agree or not, has changed the political climate. and our national insurance. but to go back to claire's point, the analogy between health schools and trains does not stack up at all. so to give one massive distinction , train companies or distinction, train companies or say a regional train company owned by the state can generate their own income by selling tickets and by selling advertising space and so on. and so on. an nhs trust, which is kind of federated, although it's controlled by the health secretary, generates almost no income, does it maybe has a bit of land it can rent out. it they're just not the same to say schools and hospitals and trains , are run in the same way from whitehall. >> i think the point she's making is that a lot of these promises that he is making. so with regard to schools and with regard to trains , i mean, a lot regard to trains, i mean, a lot of them, he'll probably end up retracting or going back on well, which he has done. so that's why the quest
no one can raise national insurance now because jeremy hunt , whether you agree jeremy hunt, whether you agree or not, has changed the political climate. and our national insurance. but to go back to claire's point, the analogy between health schools and trains does not stack up at all. so to give one massive distinction , train companies or distinction, train companies or say a regional train company owned by the state can generate their own income by selling tickets and by selling advertising...
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all it makes me wonder why why in the recent budget did jeremy hunt basically not even mention defence, let alone increase the spending? why is rishi sunak done it now? am i right to think that a summer general election could be just around the corner? >> well, you might think that. and maybe there is. i think it's more just to do with the grid. in number 10, the budget was about the domestic audience or where the economy is going. movement, which is good to see, getting inflation down to 2. clearly, the prime minister visiting germany , visiting visiting germany, visiting poland, going to the, you know, the eastern flank of nato, that's the appropriate time to recognise that we're now going to invest further in our defence. we need to see that bigger picture. this post—cold war stability that we've enjoyed probably over the last three decadesis probably over the last three decades is very much over. i believe all nato countries will now need to match our commitment and move to 2.5. indeed well, there's an array of areas that we need to spend more, just not just on land, air and sea,
all it makes me wonder why why in the recent budget did jeremy hunt basically not even mention defence, let alone increase the spending? why is rishi sunak done it now? am i right to think that a summer general election could be just around the corner? >> well, you might think that. and maybe there is. i think it's more just to do with the grid. in number 10, the budget was about the domestic audience or where the economy is going. movement, which is good to see, getting inflation down to...
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you've got what you've got, you've got the little red book, jeremy corbyn, my little red book, jeremy corbyn, my life. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and times. they can't see all of that. last time i was in here, you had mein kampf. you guys have gone completely left wing. >> most definitely . listen, does >> most definitely. listen, does it surprise you? is that the final nail in the coffin for rishi sunak that the gb news viewers would rather have a labour government? >> well, yeah. >> well, yeah. >> i mean, you just count the numbers . you've got, what, 50 numbers. you've got, what, 50 million people watching tonight. and obviously if they've all gone labour then labour win. but l, gone labour then labour win. but i, i think people would agree it's more rishi is lost now i've got to say being brown being of indian origin, i mean he's buggered it up for me ever becoming pm for probably a couple of generations now . so, couple of generations now. so, you know, i'm feeling this pain personally on twitter crying out i had ambition. can't be can't be in the royal family. can't be pri
you've got what you've got, you've got the little red book, jeremy corbyn, my little red book, jeremy corbyn, my life. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and times. they can't see all of that. last time i was in here, you had mein kampf. you guys have gone completely left wing. >> most definitely . listen, does >> most definitely. listen, does it surprise you? is that the final nail in the coffin for rishi sunak that the gb news viewers would rather have a labour...