so i represent what was a republican district. i m a democrat. and it is this exact tone that the people i represent, i represent mitt romney s hometown want balanced budgets and want the government to work and want us to attract and support businesses and don t want to hate people because they are different. and there was an opportunity for the republican party to go back to debating, you know, how we spend tax dollars, but instead, it is full fringe qanon, hateful, hateful rhetoric with no actual policy, so, you know, i see it every day. but part of the reason that i really wanted to identify myself is because this moment is going to require straight white christian suburban moms to stand up and get uncomfortable and say this is not okay, because odds are a lot of us are not comfortable and okay. but that doesn t mean that this is okay, and we can t stand back and let it happen. i m curious, if something like this had happened when i was in congress, i would have had demo
documentary? the only problem is, cable news companies don t make documentaries. they make cable news. and they do a pretty good job. but we went to fox news and asked, could we do this? to our amazement and delight they said yes, you can. so for the last year, we have made a series of long form documentaries about issues that we think matter to the country and to you. and they have worked better than we ever expected. we are proud of what we have created. we are doing another season, and for a preview of that we are joined by the diabolical genus, the man behind all of this, the vice president here at fox news. good to see you on camera for the first time in a long time. this has become something not i think it s fair to say we did not expected to become at all. we knew he wanted to do it and we knew fox was supporting us. we went to at least 30 states. we went to several countries. and we got a lot of support from the audience because they were not able to consume this an
yes, so this is william wragg, the conservative mp, who says he met this person on the gay dating app grindr, and he handed over a number of mp s phone numbers. he spoke to the times afterwards saying that he was very sorry, that he was mortified by it, but that he was scared because this person had compromising things on him. so there has been support, as you heard in helen s report for william wragg from senior mps within the conservative party who fear that he may have been a victim of this. there are questions, though, over hisjudgment in handing over those phone numbers, for a parliamentarian to do that when these numbers are clearly sensitive information, has been questioned by some mps, including within the conservative party, but william wragg told the times that he was mortified and frankly he felt scared because this person that he had met initially on the dating app grindr had compromising material on him. well, to that point, when it comes to compromising material
charlotte wright has more. yes, so this is william wragg, the conservative mp who said he met this person on the gay dating app grinder and he handed over a number of mp phone numbers. he spoke to the times after saying he was very sorry, mortified by it but he was scared because this person had compromising things on him. there has been support, as you heard and helen s support, as you heard and helen s support, from william wragg from senior mps within the conservative party who feel he was a victim of this. there are questions over his judgment on him handing over these phone numbers, that has been questioned by some mps, including within the conservative party, but william wragg told the times that he was mortified and frankly he felt scared because this person he met initially on the dating app grinder had compromising material on him. when it comes to compromising material what does this whole episode tell us about the risks that mps face when it comes to cyber security
[cheers and applause] greg: yes, i agree! i agree! happy wednesday, everybody. so every now and then you see something that captures why things everywhere seem to be falling apart these days. no, not just that i m talking about a theory called chesterton s physicians. the rule is never destroy a fence change a rule or do away with a tradition until you understand why it was there in the first place. i would also add removing a breast implant. wow, dead crowd tonight, huh? tyrus: not a lot of breast implants. greg: that s good advice on par with don t poop where you eat which is why joe biden no longer has lunch in the oval office. you don t deserve that joke. but chester top s rule goes to the heart of all this chaos. many social constructs that have held things together really come down to fences, metaphorical and literal. fences and rules packed by western values that helped preserve order and make for a good life. it wasn t perfect, but it was a hell of a lot better