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i'll leave it there for you, love. ok, thanks. give me a shout if you get stuck. take care, bye bye. the food is donated. abdul makes about 15 deliveries every day. thank you. no problem. two left. i've never known it as bad as this. it's not good feeling when you go to people's houses and you're dropping off food boxes, and you see
as well, some people have been inside the house and they don't have the heating on, so this might help them to stay a bit warmer. more and more people are calling on abdul for help. it's getting worse. it's getting really bad. people are crying on the phone, just because they've got no food on the table. it is not people just on benefits, it's everyone really. hi, it's abdulfrom the food bank, i'm on the way to deliver a food box. i should be about ten minutes. see you soon. we are going to a lady who has requested food for herself and her eight—year—old child.
like that, that is packed lunches for my children. with the cost of living crisis, i think this is a lot a people's reality. if it is not this, people are in food banks, people are going who don't work, and those who are working are going as well. there is no in between, no differentiation between it. this is your standard food box we take out. in bradford, abdul delivers boxes of free food to people who need it. he doesn't get paid, he does this seven days a week. you have got your two pastas, sauce, beans. then you've got hats and gloves
happened then? everybodyjumped down and went downstairs in i happened then? everybodyjumped down and went downstairs in the i down and went downstairs in the garage. this incident took place during the administration of a black mayor~ — the administration of a black mayor~ it— the administration of a black mayor. it wasjust the administration of a black mayor. it was just unfathomable to people — mayor. it was just unfathomable to people and that created a distrust— to people and that created a distrust and a dissatisfaction that— distrust and a dissatisfaction that persists in many ways to this day _ that persists in many ways to this da . . ., ., ., this day. washington and philadelphia. _ this day. washington and philadelphia. and - this day. washington and philadelphia. and finally, this day. washington and i philadelphia. and finally, an uplifting story in every sense from afghanistan. back in 1988, abdul became the first afghan to go to space. he spent nine days of the russian crew on the space station. it was a symbolic moment of the soviet war in afghanistan but as you will cure, the mission almost went tragically wrong. ——
and people who defend reason on the a-e and people who defend reason on the age of— and people who defend reason on the age of enlightenment. they have to understand that this will not work and we'll— understand that this will not work and we'll stand up against this political project which aims to destroy— political project which aims to destroy the entire heritage of the french— destroy the entire heritage of the french revolution. here's our paris correspondent, hugh schofield, with more on the details of the case. he's had many run—ins with the law. his particular running dates back to late 2020, if you remember, there had just been an attack on people in the streets outside the offices of abdul. a young radicalised pakistani man who had come to france as a minor was responsible of injuring two people with a kitchen knife. in a discussion about that afterwards, eric zemmour on television said these people, not quite clear who he's referring to, but these people do not deserve to be in france. they are rapists, murderers and thieves.
deputy secretary for the australian department of immigrationjoining us live immigration joining us live from immigrationjoining us live from canberra. abdul, welcome to the programme. i'm sure you have been listening as well to all that has been happening in the last 15 or 20 minutes. can you give us your take on what is likely to happen? could you say whether the immigration minister is going to send djokovic home or will he be able to take part in the tournament?— able to take part in the tournament? , , tournament? just in the very short-term _ tournament? just in the very short-term i _ tournament? just in the very short-term i would - tournament? just in the very short-term i would that - tournament? just in the very - short-term i would that because short—term i would that because the immigration minister is not standing up with the prime minister at this press conference it is highly unlikely the minister, the prime minister will make an announcement at this press conference. he will be asked, i am sure, but at this press conference i don't think he will be making that announcement. �* ., ., announcement. but what do you think the immigration _ announcement. but what do you think the immigration minister l think the immigration minister will decide in the end? it think the immigration minister will decide in the end?- will decide in the end? if you asked me — will decide in the end? if you asked me that _ will decide in the end? if you asked me that question - will decide in the end? if you asked me that question 36 l will decide in the end? if you - asked me that question 36 hours ago i would have said it was
like taking the name abdul and saying "being arabic, that is not a race." people make mistakes with analogies. they fall into weird places. analogies are not the thing: they are like the thing. i'm going to use an analogy, first saying this was a white thing because and jews are whites. it's not race because it is white on white. that's analogous to us, on "the five" talking about black on black crime. why does it matter? it's black on black. that is the analogy. >> jesse: if there was a dismissiveness. >> greg: if anybody had said that here, we would lose our jobs. "guys, it's just black on black crime, that's not our thing." you will lose your jobs. i don't want her to lose your hr job, because i don't take "the view" seriously. generally, they are awful about things like this.
early december he and several other british aid workers are currently being held by the man who heads the taliban intelligence service. abdul was released from go guantanamo bay exchanged for army soldier boberg dal tonight he is holding several british and american businessman and aide workers. he inside afghanistan. the biden administration is getting heat tonight from the mainstream media over tone and access. news outlets and beat reporters say they are not satisfied with either. and they want changes. fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howie kurtz takes a look. >> you said inflation was going to be temporary. i think a lot of americans are wondering what your definition of temporary is. >> well, you are being a wise guy with me a little bit. >> things are getting more tense than that between journalists and senior administration officials. one flash point the pentagon's refusal during the ukraine crisis to allow reporters to travel with 3,000 u.s. troops
were brand-new, never used before. $85 billion, and they're selling a lot of it. one of the largest arms merchants right now anywhere in the world. abdul knew that he would be hit so hard, like they had never been hit before, if they kill any american soldiers, because they killed a lot of soldiers under the previous administration, as you know, and 18 months we went, and there was no reason -- i'm the one who got it down to 2,000, and we were going to pull out, but we were going to keep bagram, and not because of afghanistan but china, one hour away from where they keep nuclear weapons. billions of dollars, massive air force base, we were going to keep bagram. they took the military out first. i don't know, you talk about the hostages that are left in afghanistan, it's a very sad thing, we have american hostages right now, people, american citizens -- and others -- that
smithereens and i know where you are right now, and you gave the head of the taliban his exact location. i'm asking number one, is that true, would you confirm that, in a rhetorical come as it relates to vladimir putin, you see under your watch he would have never -- he would never be doing what he is doing now, did you have a similar conversation with him? >> in a slightly different form, the answer is yes. we did not lose one american soldier in 18 months. the taliban headed by abdul, who is there right now, he is leaving it right now, $85 billion worth of the best military equipment in the world, 700,000 rifles, machine guns, guns, night goggles, planes, tanks, they have one of the most powerful -- they can't use it, for reasons they can't use it, but it was not busted off like they say, some of these things