more to come on that, neil. >> neil: thanks. peter doocy at the white house as they're digesting this. according to the revelations that could spread around a little bit, the latest of course to the vice president, mike pence. peter, what's going on there? >> among the most basic questions, why did this story come out at all? biden lawyers kept the lid on it for months. why now? >> do you think this story was leaked by someone trying to bruise the president politically ahead of a re-election announcement? >> i would refer you to the white house's counsel's office. they have been closely involved. >> now we know some classified materials date bake to biden's senate days, both parties are puzzled that it would be possible to take classified materials from the capitol's classified settings. >> i think the difference with biden is how long this goes back, to what you're hearing in the senate. i could tell you where in a room within a room within a room. i want to see what type of documents were exposed here. i find it disturbing tha

neil. neil: thank you for that hillary vaughn. connell mcshane following developments including elon musk and his personal wealth which is not as much as it used to be. >> reporter: neil, you have to be really, really rich to lose $200 billion and still be really, really rich. 182 billion is the estimate forbes has that elon musk lost since september of 21 in his net worth. here is a guy was worth well over 300 billion at one point. he was the richest person in the world by far. now he is not anymore. the experts at the guinness book of world record, he has broken their record, quote, largest loss of personal fortune in history. nobody ever lost this much money at least on paper of course. the slum in tesla shares has a whole lot to do with it. 121 is where tesla trades now. this is the one-year chart. you see it down, almost 65, almost 66% over the course of 52 weeks. that will do it. a lot of his net worth is tied up there. if you're a trivia buff, this is the previous record holder. san, he lost nearly 59 billion when the tech

neil: all right. south carolina republican ralph norman with me at the top of this show saying he is still inclined to vote for byron donalds. the florida republican, the only other republican so far in this speaker lobby quest even though donalds himself has said he is not really interested in the job. so it's a little bit weird. why are you voting for yourself you're not interested in the job. be that as it may, the vote is on, seventh vote is on to determine if they make it, already, already, we're at four no votes, four alternative votes beyond kevin mccarthy. he really can't lose more than that. if, at the rate we're going he is going to. because, you know, think about it. we haven't even gotten to some of the ones who really hate him. so this could be another failed vote. so we'll watch it very, very closely. they're watching it at the white house as well. their point today we're on to bigger and more important things get being stuff done like on the border. jacqui heinrich, how they're reacting

neil: it didn't tumble. that is remarkable. >> i stand corrected because i said multiple places that would be the end. and i think that bodes well for the coin bases of this world that people thought were next to fall after ftx. so -- they are not in ftx and i think maybe the fact more shoes didn't drop had people who were thinking of bailing out, who may be long-term investors staying in the asset class. neil: when you started this year and you were looking at real estate but it is not crashing as you said in the last hour, the market had a horrible year last year, it was due for a better year, interpreting the first half of january as a sign of the standing that we are in for better days. where are you on this? >> what is interesting is the blue chips are probably the place that investors will find over the long-term, last year you had the energy sector outperforming. neil: up 60%. %. >> if you had a location in energy you look like a hero, or looking for the good old days of tech, you're a loser. what str

neil: you forgot to calm down. you really see something here and we are learning it post election, 10 vote gap in the house, only 10 more republicans than democrats. if he had 20, that is kevin mccarthy, could he have pulled this off? it depends who the others would be. >> the answer is yes. the obstructionists didn't know they could get 19 or 20. they have 5 or 6 so mccarthy had a 20 vote lead after mccarthy smashed the alternative for the leadership, this would not have come to pass but remember even though it is a small majority, pelosi made it effective. neil: with virtually nothing, pulled out some big legislation whether you are a fan of that legislation or not. don't go anywhere, i want to go back to chad and what happens now, fourth time didn't do it, the same number of rejections we saw yesterday, 20 voted for someone else. even hoping against hope to bring that down nothing has changed. >> reporter: things got a little worse for kevin mccarthy. not only did he not demonstrate he had moved the ball overnig

hi, jacqui. >> hi, neil. the president was out touting his infrastructure law and trying to raise money at the dnc fund raiser. apparently the fbi searched the penn biden center for classified documents. it was not mentioned in statements that we got from both the white house counsel's office and from biden's personal attorneys, which gave what we thought was a full timeline of everything that happened so far. our colleagues confirmed that biden's team was fully aware this was happening and gave their consent. there was never a search warrant involved and still unclear in the agents got anything from the center. the doj is declining to comment. the attorney general might have referred to this event somewhat loosely in its description of events. the fbi commenced an assessment consistent with standard protocols. this search is now the second time we know of where fbi agents searched through a property that biden's team went through. there's a question now of whether the fbi will search or have already searched

has donated about $26.7 billion so far, neil. neil: thank you for that. please be safe, also, alex in kyiv, ukraine. i want to go to general jack keane. and germany, the tank thing where they're withholding sending the tanks to ukraine. i don't know whether they're signaling to us whether we're going to provide some of our abrams tanks. >> i'm surprised by the administration, they've taken a narrow view of this issue. we're not providing abrams tanks, stated reason because they're a logistical and maintenance challenge and i've got that, they certainly are all of that, but we're -- it's like we're behaving as a technocrat versus what the germans want is political cover. they want the americans to provide the tanks first and then release the leopard tanks not only in their nation, but other european nations and preventing them from being exported. once they get the political cover, there are 2,000 leopard tanks there and a couple, 300 of those will likely wind up in the hands of the ukrainians. for the life of me the administration should see the political

neil? >> neil: thanks, chad. speaking of washington, the it laest on how the justice department and others are corralling the wagons around an investigation that seems to be sputtering out of control. david spunt on that. >> attorney general merrick garland giving new reaction to two special counsels investigating two presidents. we'll have that after the break, neil. and unforgettable sceneryh viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. 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 term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit co

neil: you still see that? >> i still see a recession. neil: with continued numbers? >> remember, you had 223,000 new jobs, the smallest condition to payrolls in quite some time. neil: you are not buying it. >> nobody talks about it. 145,065% of these jobs came from two areas, education, healthcare as well as leisure and hospitality. that is not good. neil: better to be up then down. >> when you have job gains so narrowly focused, two brought industrial groups, it tells you that you are running out of momentum as far as job creation goes. neil: my mother in law was like that. i am kidding. don't go anywhere. i want to bring in ohio congressman elect, congressman, you are now congressman elect. it is not resolved until this pic of speaker, the next vote, doesn't look like it will happen with this one. what do you think? >> those 7 will be hard to move. hopefully we can provide a graceful exit, you don't have to vote for kevin mccarthy but you don't have to vote, that would provide the right number to change the math and the right number would be achievable at that poin

neil: gingerly, you endorse that. let me switch gears. >> i do think you have to use it and you have to know what is enough. get some concessions, make some progress. don't ruin the american economy. we 20 there is a divide on how far you go with defense spending. house majority leader steve scalise not open to discussing cutting defense spending but jim jordan says there is room to cut. how do you think this goes down? >> that is an internal family conversation but if you ask me what is going to happen, people want to cut military spending you will see those who want to maintain military spending joining democrats and you will have a coalition of republicans and democrats, 218 voters that will maintain spending, the bottom line is republicans are frustrated with this woke veering the military has gone on and they wanted to pay a price for that. that is a dangerous business with real threats from china and russia. cutting their military is a disaster. neil: i picked the former congressman side of your brain. i underst

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neil: all right. an did andy biggs nominated byrn donalds only one name in contention even though they put donald trump's name out there. it will be a long day. here is charles payne. charles. charles: another long day for republicans. they say it's a necessary thing. we'll see. thanks, neil. i'm charles payne, thi

neil: thank you for that. i want to go to katie former federal prosecutor what she makes of this, you are helping me during the break understand where this goes because all the noise notwithstanding, this is a big deal how the classifier documents and punishment is weeded out, what is the punishment. >> you're right having and handling classified documents is a criminal offense that's why the special investigations are going on in that direct should theoretically criminal charges on the table people go to jail for that. i think in this case when you have the people at the highest level of politics that is not realistically on the table from what we can see, when we saw how comey handled the hillary clinton situation and shifted the standard for certain people from that of the responsibility to really intent to do damage with the documents. neil: drawing the line with intention it really matter. ignorance is not a defense saying you did not know is not a defense. >> absolutely is not a defense under the strict

neil. hi neil. neil will be with us until 8:00 and if you're still stuck for a new year's resolution, he's on hand to provide a little bit of inspiration . coming up tonight, inspiration. coming up tonight, we'll meet an inspiring , we'll meet an inspiring, inspirational young campaigner who is challenging our panel and you at home to make a special act of kindness every day. you'll also get the least boring political review on the telly as we look back on a whirlwind year inside westminster. plus, neil and i will speak to a genuine expert on how to keep your new year's resolution . and i can't year's resolution. and i can't even remember what mine was last yean even remember what mine was last year, well, perhaps year, actually. well, perhaps i can remember the break. and can remember in the break. and what your new tipple.7 what is your new year's tipple.7 is it a classic malt like neil or something a bit more adventurous to round off the show? we'll have cocktail show? we'll have a cocktail tasti

neil? >> neil: mitch mcconnell will be in kentucky for this event. he was the longest serving republican leader today. there's relevant decorum among republicans in the senate it would seem than this mess in the house. your thoughts. >> well, look, every hour on this first day that people that elected republicans to the house, every hour being spent talking about the peopler or the presumptive speaker is bad is an hourer that not talking about policy. at the white house, they're saying as everybody comes back to the seat today, the first day poll host day and everybody is in their offices and answering the phones and e-mails, they say they want to talk about pomsies and things that they can work with republicans on. ing in there's a speaker,ing there nothing. >> neil: happy new year, peter. thanks very much. peter doocy. at the white house. so again no, conclusion yet. but i did want to bring your attention as we wrap up the show, a surprising performance in the dow today. we tumbled about 300 pounds. still down as we start the year. it was worse. bi

these i neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job. until he find one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro independence organisation all under one banner. the next big demonstration he is organized is the day after to morrow. he checks the news online and sees one conservative newspaper headline, edinburgh to be plagued by extreme nationalist march demanding an end to london rule. that is pretty sure, i mean, i'm the founder of the organization. i do have my name to those positions with my name on the paperwork a and the authorities always try and you know, if you had an expediency trying and who pray, sean uses all of you like everything goes wrong. anything is your fault ah ah yeah. a scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon and her scottish national party, the s and p have announced a 2nd referendum on scottish independence on october 19th, 2023 at the time of filming a judgement from the u. k. supreme court was pending on whether

i neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job until he finds one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro independence organisation all under one banner. the next big demonstration he has organized is the day after to morrow. he checks the news online and sees one conservative newspaper headline, edinburgh to be plagued by extreme nationalist march demanding an end to london rule. that is pretty sure, i mean i'm the founder of the organization. i do have my name to those positions with my name on the paperwork a and the authorities always try and you know, if you had an expedient to try and and who pray? sean uses all of you like everything was wrong. anything is your fault. ah ah, yeah. with scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon and her scottish national party, the s and p have announced a 2nd referendum on scottish independence on october 19th, 2023. at the time of filming a judgment from the u. k, supreme court was pending on

neil mikka is also feeling the crunch and blames politicians and westminster. in his opinion, the devolved scottish government is not completely sovereign and is kept dependent on the u. k. government, and many financial matters. o. b, i me, niel is rehearsing some songs with his friend, henry riley. westman for system is, is an affordable. it can be changed from within, so it needs to be smashed up. scotland, a great country is a great society, but people need to be empowered. so that basically what we've done as a, say, a sale, say the submission statement, of course them regular marches, mash, mobilizations for independence every year until independence is one. so that's the, that's the task. well, they're about to perform and glasgow city center deal. they're scraping a living as busters the way the la hulu space that i had with 5th neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job. until he find one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro i

. >> neil swanson stars as the young neil diamond. stream with the secret of doing this show is lots of sleep and caffeine. >>reporter: another nominee plays diamond now. so you play title roles in the phantom of the opera, sweeney todd. wicked. what was it like when you heard that you had the role of neil diamond? >> a bit overwhelming frankly. the show is about neil diamond. it's his life. antenna rehearsals in new york. in front of that person seven or eight feet away. it's hard not to think about what does he think and how is he reacting to this and does he hate me or love me or something in between? >>reporter: neil diamond toward her for nearly 50 years but in 2018 he was forced to stop after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. he says my heart and soul would tour until the day i die only my body would cooperate. what input did neil have in the show? i understand you went to his house with a draft of this musical? >> i was misled. i was told to deliver it but when i got there they seated me at a table and say can you perfo

these i neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job until he finds one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro independence organisation all under one banner. the next big demonstration he has organized is the day after to morrow. he checks the news online and sees one conservative newspaper headline, edinburgh to be plagued by extreme nationalist march demanding an end to london rule. that is pretty sure, i mean i'm the founder of the organization. i do have my name to those positions with my name on the paperwork a and the authorities always try and you know, if you had an expediency trying and to pray, sean uses all of you like everything goes wrong. anything is your fault ah ah, yeah. a scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon and her scottish national party, the s and p have announced a 2nd referendum on scottish independence on october 19th, 2023. at the time of filming a judgment from the u. k. supreme court was pending on whether

these i neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job until he finds one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro independence organisation all under one banner. the next big demonstration he has organized is the day after to morrow. he checks the news online and sees one conservative newspaper headline, edinburgh to be plagued by extreme nationalist march demanding an end to london rule. that is very sure, i mean i'm the founder of the organization. i do have my name to this persistence with my name on the paperwork a and the authorities always try and you know, if you had an expediency trying and who pray, sean uses all of you like everything goes wrong. anything is your fault ah ah yes. yeah. with scottish 1st minister, nicholas sturgeon and her scottish national party, the s and p have announced a 2nd referendum on scottish independence on october 19th, 2023. at the time of filming a judgment from the u. k. supreme court was pending on

because talk after packing the van neil has a look online as always, have you go? the debate is coming to a had their to neil has his eye on one particular website. scotland matters, an influential body run by pro unionists who oppose scottish independence. for contradiction, scotland matters because for these people, schools and doesn't matter the link to make the weapons against the tenants, that it's all about. it's all nicholas engines plan. that's all her heart quest to get it done. but the forget that we've elected her and that we relate to this in numerous times and given democratic monday. so the trying, you know, circumvent and drive for the defense of the people that i have in it. but obviously not all people. the scotland matters website is alan sutherlands work . he's noticed how support for independence has been increasing and recent polls started. so a month is almost 4 years ago. vote for the pre k parties is going to and so we're right here was to try and get beyond the bubble of people as a core would be 3 or 400000 that really was going on and in

neil mikka is also feeling the crunch and blames politicians and westminster in his opinion. the devolved scottish government is not completely sovereign and is kept dependent on the u. k. government and many financial matters. o. b, i me, niel is rehearsing some songs with his friend henry riley. westwood system is, is an affordable, it can be changed from within. so it needs to be smashed up. scotland, a great country is a great society, but people need to be empowered. so that basically what we've done as a, say, a sale, say the submission statement, of course them regular marches, mash, mobilizations for independence every year until independence is one. so that's that, that's the task they're about to perform and glasgow city center deal. they're scraping a living as busters in the way the loo space that i had with 5th neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job. until he find one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro independence organisation all

these i neil mikka is divorced with 2 children and has to pay maintenance. he's looking for a job, any kind of job. until he find one he hopes to make ends meet, singing traditional folk songs about scottish heroes. he also runs a pro independence organisation all under one banner. the next big demonstration he is organized is the day after to morrow. he checks the news online and sees one conservative newspaper headline, edinburgh to be plagued by extreme nationalist march demanding an end to london rule. that is pretty sure, i mean, i'm the founder of the organization. i do have my name to this persistence with my name on the paperwork a and the authorities always try and you know, if you had an expediency trying and who pray, sean uses all of you like everything goes wrong. anything is your fault ah ah, yeah. a scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon and her scottish national party, the s and p have announced a 2nd referendum on scottish independence on october 19th, 2023. at the time of filming a judgment from the u. k. supreme court was pending on wheth

what's the first thingng you and neil armstrong will do after landing? >> one of the first things that will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long will be staying on the surface. there are several favored abort points that we will be checking variousta systems to get a state or no stay beyond this point. the first one occurs some for five minutes after touchdown. the next one about ten minutes, and the final state occurs one revolution afterwards. what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for simulated countdown to launch, which we will carry up to the last five or ten minutes before the ascent, one revolutionve later as a command module comes over. t following his period will go through a powerdown of the systems in the lunar module, preparing it for an extended stay on the surface. we will have an eat period followed by about a four hour rest period. when we awake hopefully from much-needed sleep of four hours will have another eat period and go through about a two hour plus eva prepa

what's the first thing that you and neil armstrong will do after landing? >> one of the first things that we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we'll be staying on the surface. there are several favored abort points that we will be checking various systems to get a stay or no stay beyond these points. the first one occurred some four or five minutes after touchdown. the next one about 10 minutes and the final stay occurs one revolution afterward. what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for simulated countdown to launch, which we will carry up to the last five or 10 minutes before the ascent one revolution later as the command module comes over. following this period we'll go through a power down of the systems in the lunar module, preparing it for an extended stay on the surface. we will have an eat period followed by a four-hour rest period when we awake, hopefully, from much needed sleep, four hours, we'll have another eat period and go through about a two-hour plus eva prepar

mark jacoby porays neil now. >> w which is frfrequently called o old neil. >> repeporter: bototh must emulate his looks and his pipes. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >>>> it's not t easy. he's got a a lot of grit. >> you got it mastered, right? >> he seemed to think i was close, so that's good. >> reporter: so good behind the scenes the real neil has been part of the process. >> i must say it's a completely particular experience to play someone who is alive and to play someone who is alive who is watching you play him. >> reporter: diamond stopped performing in 2018 afterhe was diagnosed with parkinson's disease, the jukebox musical is framed as a therapy session as diamond wrestles with retirement and other tough moments from his past. >> people tops s in ththeir field d build a wall aroround themseselves ththat's actually hiding something, and i think part of the story we're telling is that you can let that drop. >> people are just surprised with how emotionally touched theyey were. my dad, fofor example,e, he's like, i i knew it was gogoing to be e good but i didndn't know ththat i'd d cry

is the brilliant neil have. is the brilliant neil hamilton one of my favourite contributors to the show? thank you, neal. thank you, albie. thank hilary and thank you for your wonderful company. all evening and all weekend. i'm back friday at nine, but stick around because doing headlines. hi there. good evening i'm howard armstrong in the gb newsroom the duke sussex has accused his family getting into bed with the devil to rehabilitate their image and accused the king of sacrificing harry's interests in favour of his own . in harry's interests in favour of his own. in his first harry's interests in favour of his own . in his first broadcast his own. in his first broadcast interview promoting his controversial memoir on itv, prince harry insisted family have been briefing the press for well over decade, including stories about him and meghan. he

of course, former conservative mp neil hamilton . good evening, neil hamilton. good evening, neil. brexit. perfect, but it's with us now and it's important that we acknowledge this moment and celebrate the fact that the democratic will of the british people was and acknowledged . people was and acknowledged. yeah.i people was and acknowledged. yeah. i think that's absolute you're right. but when you look at the subject and of what we've done with , brexit and that's done with, brexit and that's extraordinarily disappointing andifs extraordinarily disappointing and it's seven years now since the referendum , what are we got the referendum, what are we got to show for it? what differences have been made by this government in last three years, let alone in the last seven? and the answer a fact zero. you know, we controlled our borders . we haven't diverged the eu in terms of rules and regulation . terms of rules and regulation. hardly at all. and we're not the independence which we fought so hard to achieve through the referendum. so i mean, this government spent half its time since 2

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is the brilliant neil have. is the brilliant neil hamilton one of my favourite contributors to the show? thank you, neal. thank you, albie. thank hilary and thank you for your wonderful company. all evening and all weekend. i'm back friday at nine, but stick around because doing headlines. hi there. good evening i'm howard armstrong in the gb newsroom the duke sussex has accused his family getting into bed with the devil to rehabilitate their image and accused the king of sacrificing harry's interests in favour of his own . in harry's interests in favour of his own. in his first harry's interests in favour of his own . in his first broadcast his own. in his first broadcast interview promoting his controversial memoir on itv, prince harry insisted family have been briefing the press for well over decade, including stories about him and meghan. he also accused senior royals of being complicit in pain and suffering. he and meghan were experiencing. and in the conflict media created, you know for the last however ma

behind thehe scenes ofof neil d diamond's susurprise foror fans after a hehealth battltle led hihim to retirire from the stage. ♪ good times never seem so good ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening we are getting our first detailed look at some of the evidence authorities say they have gathered against the suspect in the november murders of four idaho college students just hours after his extradition from pennsylvania to idaho, bryan kohberger appearing in court where a probable cause affidavit was unsealed describing the dna trail allegedly linking a knife sheath to the suspect, along with what video surveillance and cell phone video told about the suspect's movements before and potentially after the murders. and for the first time, we've learned a surviving roommate of the victims described her close brush with a suspected killer to police the affidavit describing what she saw and heard the night of the killings. gadi schwartz is in moscow, idaho, with new details. >> reporter: as idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger appeared in court -- >>

now it's back to neil . to neil. neil thanks, bethany. now beauty pageants are traditionally the territory of the tallest among the female population . my next the female population. my next guest tonight , emily harrison guest tonight, emily harrison from birmingham, successfully challenged that convention when she set out to prove that in her own words , a girl should be two own words, a girl should be two things. who and what she wants? musician and student emily, who stands five feet tall and a bare feet , reached the finals of the feet, reached the finals of the latest miss england contest, becoming the smallest contestant ever to do so . joins me now. ever to do so. joins me now. hello, emily. thank you for coming. hi, neal. how did you get on in the finals? so the finals was really great. i did notice, particularly on the smallest contestant and smallest contestant in the finals in the whole 94 , five year pageant whole 94, five year pageant history . so it was really good . history. so it was really good. well, how did you feel ta

elizabeth: neil, where do you come down on this? good to see you, good to have you on, neil. kentucky state can pull money out of banks including pension funds. citigroup, jpmorgan chase, blackrock. this is coming the president is criticized over his energy policy but it is about blowing out taxpayer money on his spending priorities what do you think, neil? >> i agree with nick. not every dollar of taxpayer spending is wasteful spending. i'm from kentucky. i crossed the brent spence bridge that is critical infrastructure for our economy, to keep goods moving about our economy. we've struggled to find a compliment to that bridge for years and years. this was a big deal and an example of a bipartisan compromise. when it comes to you know banks and state governments and the divesting of certain things, look i'm a big believer in letting the markets work and markets function. i don't like it when california bars companies that invest in fossil fuels and i don't like it when kentucky bars companies that divest from fossil fuels. i would rather have investment houses make decisions

now it's back to neil . to neil. neil thanks, bethany. now beauty pageants are traditionally the territory of the tallest among the female population . my next the female population. my next guest tonight , emily harrison guest tonight, emily harrison from birmingham, successfully challenged that convention when she set out to prove that in her own words , a girl should be two own words, a girl should be two things. who and what she wants? musician and student emily, who stands five feet tall and a bare feet , reached the finals of the feet, reached the finals of the latest miss england contest, becoming the smallest contestant ever to do so . joins me now. ever to do so. joins me now. hello, emily. thank you for coming. hi, neal. how did you get on in the finals? so the finals was really great. i did notice, particularly on the smallest contestant and smallest contestant in the finals in the whole 94 , five year pageant whole 94, five year pageant history . so it was really good . history. so it was really good. well, how did you feel ta

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neil, good to have you back on it is good news. you know, i was there saying this could happen if the weather turned lousy do you feel europe is the all-clear sounded or is there still risk >> there is no question it is good news. they are not out of the woods by any stretch. the chargers had a 27-0 lead and got caught quickly >> don't talk about with them. >> europe benefitted from good fortune with good weather. coupled with the storage levels are high a lot of thatis due to rationing and softening demand over the summer. plus, they filled their storage reserves with russian gas when the russian gas was still flowing. you add on to the fact that china demand has been down due to the fact they hadn't fully reopened from covid. these were all favorable circumstances. these circumstances can change in a hurry no more russian gas flowing in china could reopen which would really make lng tight again. >> i don't know why you got to bring up the pain of my chargers into this, neil. i hear you just the other day, i think i tweeted someth

neil's absolutely right. i think we need to grow up around relationship with food and our relationship with food and our relationship with food and our relationship with eating and we also need to be much more understanding about the link between eating and mental health. and that's clearly what happened with me and my body and i disassociated far too much with and then you got into a very, very nasty spiral of i'm unhappy because i'm fat fat because i'm happy i'm happy so i'm going to eat blah, blah, blah, blah and food as a drug food. but food absolutely is. and the thing about food is a drug is you 100% can't go cold turkey . yeah it's like asking an turkey. yeah it's like asking an alcoholic to drink a little bit of wine every day. yeah, yeah . of wine every day. yeah, yeah. and you just can't. that's not how it works. so you have to really eat. really? so i will give you a secret . the show give you a secret. the show i was chatting with one of the lovely producers earlier and she was like, do you want t

neil's absolutely right. i think we need to grow up around relationship with food and our relationship with food and our relationship with food and our relationship with eating and we also need to be much more understanding about the link between eating and mental health. and that's clearly what happened with me and my body and i disassociated far too much with and then you got into a very, very nasty spiral of i'm unhappy because i'm fat fat because i'm happy i'm happy so i'm going to eat blah, blah, blah, blah and food as a drug food. but food absolutely is. and the thing about food is a drug is you 100% can't go cold turkey . yeah it's like asking an turkey. yeah it's like asking an alcoholic to drink a little bit of wine every day. yeah, yeah . of wine every day. yeah, yeah. and you just can't. that's not how it works. so you have to really eat. really? so i will give you a secret . the show give you a secret. the show i was chatting with one of the lovely producers earlier and she was like, do you want t

. >> i will ask chairman neil and ranking member boil to comment. it is so important we do talk about what that document is laying the groundwork, laying the groundwork toward dysfunction, default and potential government shutdown that none of us want. ranking member neil. >> those with institutional memory here, you really believe republicans will embrace a government shutdown? all the politics of that situation worked out for them in the past dating back to clinton/gingrich. if there is one thing people on that side remember, they have lost every showdown over shutting down the government. they are not going to shut down the government for sure. >> we all know what this is about. when social security was created republicans opposed it, they have opposed it in every generation since. as recently as late 2004 when george w. bush was reelected remember his first press conference, he said i have political capital and i intended to use it? what was his number one priority? to privatize part of social security. now here we are, don't take my word for it

what's the first thing you and neil armstrong will do after landing?g? >> one of the first things we will beki engaged in making the decision is how long we will be staying on the surface. several favored points checking various systems to get a stay or no stay. the next one about ten minutes and the final state occurs one revolution afterwards and what we will be doing during that is very intensely preparing the vehicle for a simulated countdown to launch. following this period we will go through a powerdown of the systems in the lunar module preparing it for an extended stay on the surface and about a four-hour period when we awake hopefully from much-needed sleep and go through about a two hour plus preparation period. he had this to say. >> following the preparation period we will go through the plan to man the excursion on the surface with the spacecraft first down the ladder taking pictures with a 16-millimeter camera throughth the window and also recording his activities. initially he will collect a contingency sample as he will then be collecting

we don't want to hear that neil meta covers energy for goldman sachs. he's here along with our very own pippa stevens who covers all things energy for us as well neil, i'll start you is it a china story? if the u.s. is slowing, how do you get higher oil prices? >> as we think about the range for oil prices over the next several years, we do believe in a higher for longer commodity environment. we think of the lower band being about 80-dollar-a barrel brent you can disincentivize and you destroy demand on the other side of it so 80 to $100, $90 at the midpoint if you look at the forward curve, out the curve through the end of the decade, it's in the low-to-mid-70s we think the forward curve needs to roll up, and as that happens, we think energy equities can perform well as it relates to china, i think china right now is bouncing around 14.5 million barrels a day of oil demand. it's on its way up to 15.5 million million barrels a day. that typically equates to $15 on price. that should be a supportive factor as you work your way through 2023 >> right now,

neil oliver live from apologise. neil oliver live from stirling . you so much neil. back stirling. you so much neil. back of course saturday night 6 pm. here on gb news but coming up with prince william fearful harry marrying their father's coronation the king is said coronation and the king is said to considering tell all to considering itv tell all ahead of the summer event. we've got plenty royal rumours get got plenty royal rumours to get stuck distinguish and stuck in to distinguish and harry's official biographer, angela levin weighs in at 1020. also after a headline reported the news tightening around the neck of tory chair nadhim zahawi . how would this language be acceptable if it was aimed at an ethnic mp on the left of british politics? that's going to be a big debate for superstar panel straight after the . break is. 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight as sacked tory chairman nadhim zahawi , he is slammed for nadhim zahawi, he is slammed for calling out this headline about . his new spin, tyson's is tom harwood right to suggest there would have been outrage . this would hav

now it's back to neil . it's back to neil. thanks tatiana and welcome back to neil. all of our life now founded in 2008, the inspiring awards for women acknowledge those women that are ideal role models for the next generation. the awards website says that i fight back against the often negative portrayal of women in the press . negative portrayal of women in the press. this year's negative portrayal of women in the press . this year's event was the press. this year's event was held last night in london celebrating an oscars style splendour. those women doing substantial things in society . substantial things in society. joining me now to discuss the importance of such awards is , importance of such awards is, author, sculptor and activist among many other things, genuine polymath marianne thomas and frank . good evening, marianne. frank. good evening, marianne. evening, neil. thank you for being with us. why does a ceremony like this matter and awards set up like this matter? well, i think to understand that, we have to look at the history of it. it was established

you said -- >> neil young. >> neil young? >> -- for half an, hour wrote the song, came back and then crosby arranged for the whole band to get together later that same day in l.a. and recorded. to me, kind of like i, said the postscript of the story is that the band blew up in 70, 71. and then in 1974, david given the, great music entrepreneur, who really -- he really was the one who liberated them from all their various contracts and allow them to come together in the first place as see us in, arranging this complex deal with clive davis with -- a range of this complex deal at cvs to allow them to -- a 1974, their old antagonist, nixon, who had won this 49 states reelection, in 1972, utterly dispiriting the entire van, who is heading down in flames and disgrace over watergate and they are back on tour together, playing ohio every night. and they were onstage in new jersey on the 19 august 1974 when nixon resigned. and i believe it was graham nash who went to the microphone and said, guess what, he's gone. and like i said, th

neil oliver live from apologise. neil oliver live from stirling . you so much neil. back stirling. you so much neil. back of course saturday night 6 pm. here on gb news but coming up with prince william fearful harry marrying their father's coronation the king is said coronation and the king is said to considering tell all to considering itv tell all ahead of the summer event. we've got plenty royal rumours get got plenty royal rumours to get stuck distinguish and stuck in to distinguish and harry's official biographer, angela levin weighs in at 1020. also after a headline reported the news tightening around the neck of tory chair nadhim zahawi . how would this language be acceptable if it was aimed at an ethnic mp on the left of british politics? that's going to be a big debate for superstar panel straight after the . break is. 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight as sacked tory chairman nadhim zahawi , he is slammed for nadhim zahawi, he is slammed for calling out this headline about . his new spin, tyson's is tom harwood right to suggest there would have been outrage . this would hav

now it's back to neil . it's back to neil. thanks tatiana and welcome back to neil. all of our life now founded in 2008, the inspiring awards for women acknowledge those women that are ideal role models for the next generation. the awards website says that i fight back against the often negative portrayal of women in the press . negative portrayal of women in the press. this year's negative portrayal of women in the press . this year's event was the press. this year's event was held last night in london celebrating an oscars style splendour. those women doing substantial things in society . substantial things in society. joining me now to discuss the importance of such awards is , importance of such awards is, author, sculptor and activist among many other things, genuine polymath marianne thomas and frank . good evening, marianne. frank. good evening, marianne. evening, neil. thank you for being with us. why does a ceremony like this matter and awards set up like this matter? well, i think to understand that, we have to look at the history of it. it was established

neil rival neil 22, not the buck with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that history sway rushing and probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be can see that the wall crime on most emphatically yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was a legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians. i'm frankly innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body ah ah, ah, ah ah, who is the aggressor to day? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions to day russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and number those constantly growing up in jo switch us literally. when was the cosigner as we speak on the bill in your senior? mostly mind the we're, we're sheila, we're banding all in ports of russian oil and gas. news i suffering of. i mean, i know they, plenty of those with lower british just referred said this thing for the literature from, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe biden and imposing these sanctions on russi