Laurence Fox | Monday 23rd January

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[debbiegamon]

For our leaders to be followed, we require highly responsible, well designed policy. Yes. Integrity.
To be led in an authoritarian style, as seems to be becoming a norm, whereby lives and rules are micromanaged and schools and courts can impose their will over parents, is frightening. It is even more frightening because the policies themselves do not seem to be making good sense. A successful and peaceful country is being taken apart. Leadership is overstepping boundaries. I believe their actions have caused and will cause misery and death. Thank you, so much, Lozza for your dedication to the established values of our culture, the culture and those values I would like to keep.

[johnhaynes]

I remember when they (Government & Electricity Board) said "electricity in the future will be so cheap and plentiful you will never have to turn it off"

[johng]

I like Lawrence but I hope GB News get Mark Steyn back when he recovers from his heart attack. Steyn is absolutely fearless and ferocious, just who we need on our side.

[ledacedar]

Lawrence Fox you turn News reporting into intelliegent and appropriately emphasized News desk. maybe better than The Mother of all, certainly Doobs and..., but never above my bloved Niel Oliver. Love to all here doing their best to confront falsities, conspirators and the muck their swirl into our regular lives.
Loved & still love to watch you in your role as Detective Sergeant James Hathaway in the British TV drama series Lewis! Canadian longing for decent Detectives with intelligence. Oh those where the days.
Yes I had to look up your career history; now more excited.
Your news reporting is brilliantly stuffed full of integrity, confronting the globalists including Reishi, Klaus's boi. Thanks.
Oh I'd love to see you play Prince Charles, in Whatever Love Means (2005); Wisley, one of Jane Austen’s suitors, in Becoming Jane (2007); and Sir Christopher Hatton, the Lord Chancellor of England in Elizabeth: The Golden Age

[soniavadnjal]

Laurence, using his actor's skills (to the fullest, hopefully).