The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - July 17, 2026


Breakfast With Beau | Friday 17th July 2026


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Andy Burnham has been warned by the International Monetary Fund that he needs to slash spending, the Daily Telegraph tells us all about it, and we look ahead to Andy Burnham's first day in office as Prime Minister of the UK.

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00:00:00.000 Morning
00:00:01.160 You alright?
00:00:08.740 Hope you are
00:00:09.520 Thank F it's Friday right
00:00:12.120 Another week done, another week over
00:00:14.860 You are the Glorious Band, the Chosen Few, my band of brothers and sisters
00:00:18.280 Thank you for joining me, without you, isn't anything
00:00:20.640 It's all for you, I hope you enjoy it
00:00:24.300 It has now ticked
00:00:25.540 One minute past eight, there was an ever so slight technical issue
00:00:28.580 so it's actually one minute past eight in the a.m on friday the 17th of july in the year of our lord
00:00:33.300 2026 as always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning good sir morning
00:00:37.380 you're all good it is the disembodied voice of the all-powerful producer let's stop faffing about
00:00:43.820 though i don't need for that fannying around let's just get straight into it what's the legacy
00:00:49.420 corporate mainstream media banging on about this morning what's that evil cabal of fleet street
00:00:53.220 editors trying to beam directly into your brain box lying about by omission are they trying to
00:00:58.280 tell you is important and what isn't what have we got okay spending warning to burnham and only
00:01:05.780 693 days till euros okay for the football people obviously a bit of a joke only two years to go
00:01:15.960 until the european football championships and spending warning to burnham okay let's get into
00:01:23.020 it then the daily telegraph the torograph first of all the imf the international monetary fund
00:01:28.060 issue spending warning to burnham didn't people like myself or dan tubb and many many others
00:01:35.180 people who know even a tiny bit about economics say britain a lot of countries but britain needs
00:01:44.180 to slash spending it's the fundamental thing spending way way way beyond your means
00:01:52.080 you can only borrow and tax so much if you just keep spending way beyond that
00:01:57.900 It's an unsustainable thing
00:01:59.820 It's very, very straightforward stuff
00:02:02.860 Very, very straightforward
00:02:04.940 Now the International Monetary Fund themselves
00:02:11.000 Are given a warning to Burnham
00:02:15.500 It says, the International Monetary Fund says
00:02:17.660 Deficit must be cut as PM in waiting considers nationalising Thames water
00:02:22.220 Well, they're not wrong
00:02:26.400 fundamentally the only real difference between a national purse and your private one is that
00:02:35.180 eventually you die at least in theory hopefully the governments don't die so you can give yourself
00:02:43.620 maybe sometimes literally hundreds of years to pay something back rather than 25 you're on the
00:02:49.160 clock 25 years to pay something back 40 years for a mortgage maybe but no governments can take
00:02:55.620 centuries if they want so they could just kick the can down the road and take on insane debts
00:03:01.480 what to a normal person would be insane levels of debt the only way to really come back from the
00:03:09.800 brink is to cut spending but people don't like that of course of course they don't like austerity
00:03:19.140 And particularly the Labour Party at the moment
00:03:22.980 The left of Burnham's party
00:03:25.120 Just simply won't allow him to do that
00:03:27.440 Will they?
00:03:28.540 They will not allow it
00:03:29.560 They will vote against anything
00:03:31.880 That even sort of approaches that sort of thing
00:03:34.860 I was on the podcast at the beginning of the week
00:03:40.480 With Carl and Farras talking about
00:03:43.220 I think it was on Monday
00:03:44.300 Talking about whether the left of the Labour Party
00:03:46.580 Will give Burnham any sort of leeway
00:03:48.720 at all or whether they will treat him the way they treated Starmer i.e if he doesn't do what
00:03:55.720 they want don't worry about the fact he can't do what they want if he doesn't do what they want
00:04:00.480 they will just undermine and undercut him and vote against him at every turn
00:04:04.700 i was a little little bit reticent about that take but um well that was my take i think it's true
00:04:13.440 It kind of is true
00:04:15.180 In fact we'll see later
00:04:18.440 We'll see later that there's already
00:04:20.060 Rumblings, sorry there's rumblings
00:04:21.660 On the left of the Labour Party
00:04:23.720 Talking about how they intend to
00:04:25.440 Hamstring Burnham
00:04:30.020 In all sorts of ways
00:04:31.000 They don't do what he wants
00:04:32.320 Already about the Chancellor stuff
00:04:34.340 Andy Burnham will actually
00:04:36.680 Move into number 10 on Monday
00:04:39.780 And
00:04:41.820 And pick his team, his cabinet
00:04:45.040 And the left of the Labour Party
00:04:46.780 Want Red Ed Miliband as the Chancellor
00:04:48.940 But noise that's coming out of the Burnham camp
00:04:51.520 Is that he's not going to pick Red Ed
00:04:53.520 Red Ed might get the Foreign Secretary role
00:04:56.020 But probably not
00:04:57.400 Nobody probably won't get the Treasury
00:04:58.720 Won't get to be Chancellor of the Exchequer 1.00
00:05:00.240 That will probably be Shabana Mahmood 1.00
00:05:02.320 Maybe Yvette Cooper 0.98
00:05:03.280 See I don't think
00:05:06.860 Any of those three people know about economics
00:05:09.520 Edmund Bandy, Vet Cooper and Shibana Mahmood
00:05:14.360 Particularly Shibana Mahmood
00:05:16.400 Is she an economist? Is she? 0.98
00:05:20.280 She spent her life studying political economy
00:05:24.020 No, she doesn't really seem to know much about anything really, does she?
00:05:28.800 Okay, alright, the IMF have warned Burnham and Great Britain, essentially
00:05:33.440 That you need to cut spending
00:05:35.380 They won't do it, this Labour government certainly won't do it
00:05:39.520 They will not, their own party won't allow the leadership to do it
00:05:44.060 Even if they had the political will at the very top
00:05:46.380 Government tried to pass a bill or an act to that effect
00:05:51.740 Their own backbenchers would vote against it
00:05:54.640 Therefore scuppering it
00:05:56.560 There we go, just endless cycles of debt
00:05:59.400 And then they'll moan and then the left will moan
00:06:01.880 That the bond markets are holding us hostage
00:06:05.020 The bond markets that we effectively borrow money from
00:06:08.060 by issuing new gifts, not really, anyway, they don't seem to understand the most simple
00:06:15.040 fundamentals about money, it's crazy, okay, this is a story in the front page, a little
00:06:22.300 bit of pure slop, so I won't do more than a few seconds on it, Claudia Winkleman, this 1.00
00:06:25.680 woman, if you don't know, if you're not British, she's on TV all the time, totally overexposed, 0.99
00:06:30.040 she's on loads and loads of things, she had her own chat show, a primetime BBC chat show,
00:06:35.640 and after one season she's decided to quit that's it and they're making a big song and dance out of
00:06:40.500 it like it matters it doesn't right Khan Han Sadiq Khan the mayor of London not to be confused
00:06:47.200 with Mohammed Sadiq Khan the 7-7 bomber no the other Sadiq Khan the mayor of London who has
00:06:55.020 endlessly tried to cover up grooming gangs and rape gangs in London tried to gaslight people
00:07:01.180 That have tried to raise the issue
00:07:02.860 Tried to say there's no problem
00:07:05.500 And there definitely is
00:07:07.280 The Met re-looking into thousands
00:07:09.420 And thousands of cases
00:07:10.540 He has been handed a peerage
00:07:13.600 In Starmer's honour list
00:07:15.040 I find that very very very annoying
00:07:21.320 In Bowes Britain
00:07:22.500 I would look profoundly
00:07:25.600 At the House of Lords as is
00:07:27.400 Not abolishing it 1.00
00:07:29.120 That's a commie thing 1.00
00:07:30.320 But getting rid 1.00
00:07:32.040 By Act of Parliament
00:07:33.240 Of loads of peers
00:07:34.580 That are currently lords
00:07:36.140 Loads of them
00:07:36.760 Danny Finkelstein
00:07:41.580 Shami Chakrabarti
00:07:42.920 Luciana Berger
00:07:48.580 There's dozens and dozens and dozens of them
00:07:50.340 That should not be there
00:07:52.340 Cuckoos in the nest
00:07:54.300 Luckily the House of Lords
00:07:56.800 Hasn't got any ultimate ultimate power
00:07:58.720 to block the commons from doing things but that's classic isn't it make Sadiq Khan an enemy of the
00:08:04.900 people in the state as far as I'm concerned someone that's done his very best to cover up
00:08:09.980 grooming and rape on a gigantic scale in London because why because what because tribal racial
00:08:16.300 and religious in group preference for the Pakistanis is that why just asking the question
00:08:21.640 i'll make him appear yeah first baron khan right sure and kistama said back in 2023 he wouldn't do
00:08:30.300 this i.e just as he leaves office quickly create a load of peers they're going to create something
00:08:36.480 like 23 new ones something in that order and half or more than half of them are going to be labor
00:08:40.640 ones nigel farage called it the uh the uni party writ large yeah that's what they do now that's
00:08:48.720 what the house of lords is now when the tories are in government or the labor in government
00:08:52.800 they just try and pack loads and loads of their own people into it doesn't matter who they are 1.00
00:08:56.840 whether they're cretins whether they're idiots like luciana burger whether they've got um 1.00
00:09:01.880 allegiances to someone or something else mandelton don't worry about that they're just one of our 1.00
00:09:09.640 guys nominally on paper pack them in there pack them in what a travesty what a slap in the face
00:09:16.980 Just taking one of our core pieces of history and heritage
00:09:21.060 And scribbling all over it
00:09:26.460 Stomping on it
00:09:28.700 Grinding mud and grit into its face
00:09:33.540 Revolting 0.63
00:09:35.860 In Bowes Britain
00:09:37.440 There would be dozens, maybe a few hundred peers
00:09:40.580 That would be stripped of that honour, of that privilege 0.98
00:09:43.700 that debonair woman she's a dame she's a peer why why exactly the wrong sort of person 0.74
00:09:56.180 stephen lawrence's mum really is it doreen is it doreen lawrence she's a peer really really
00:10:08.680 I think I'd bring back hereditary peerage
00:10:13.940 Get them back in there 0.99
00:10:16.300 Just because the lefties hate it
00:10:19.060 No, the House of Lords needs to be looked at
00:10:22.800 Who sits in the House of Lords
00:10:24.580 Needs to be seriously, seriously looked at
00:10:26.900 Anyone that isn't truly a patriot
00:10:30.620 Clear them out
00:10:31.840 Clear them out
00:10:33.600 A lot of them aren't
00:10:34.860 A lot of them
00:10:35.620 Okay
00:10:36.640 victory for pheasant shoots in battle over irrational licensing just a mildly interesting
00:10:43.080 story um one of the government ngos that is uh wanted to try and on some level ban pheasant
00:10:50.740 shooting or not ban it but just make it more difficult you have to have a license if you've
00:10:54.440 got a license for that um and like the gun lobby on some level in britain uh took it to the high
00:11:01.740 and one the judge calling the anti-pheasant shooting lobby irrational completely irrational 0.91
00:11:10.540 or something right britain to blame for rapist says pakistan
00:11:24.860 they said that when he went to britain from the country of his origin and the land of his
00:11:30.300 ancestors, Pakistan, that when he went to Britain, it was Britain and British society 0.98
00:11:36.020 that turned him into a child rapist. We're to blame for it and so he must stay there 1.00
00:11:43.060 and can't go back to Pakistan. 1.00
00:11:48.060 meanwhile we're giving them 153 million pounds
00:11:59.440 just this year sorry just this year oh sorry harry i just closed that link to the bbc
00:12:07.740 accidentally clicked close link could you get that back up for us
00:12:10.500 the bbc bit of a boomer moment went to click on the the tab and accidentally closed the tab
00:12:18.060 All right, there you go.
00:12:19.360 Hayes, we'll be back real quick.
00:12:20.740 Professionalism for you.
00:12:21.520 Thanks, Harry.
00:12:24.500 Let's see if I can find where it's talking about that.
00:12:28.920 All right, well, I'll just tell you about it.
00:12:31.280 Yeah, just today, or yesterday, rather,
00:12:33.780 the Commons voted on another 153 million pounds in aid,
00:12:41.920 quote-unquote aid, to go to Pakistan. 0.73
00:12:44.740 Meanwhile they keep sending their worst 0.99
00:12:48.740 And refuse to take back their prolific child rapists 0.99
00:12:53.580 And blame it on us 0.94
00:12:56.280 Strange relationship we've got with them 1.00
00:13:03.200 What net positive has Pakistan ever brought to Britain? 1.00
00:13:11.220 Don't tell me the food 1.00
00:13:12.040 We've got the recipes
00:13:14.120 Don't tell me the food
00:13:17.240 What else?
00:13:19.240 I'll wait
00:13:19.620 Just general purpose cultural enrichment, eh?
00:13:27.400 Yeah, yeah, right
00:13:28.300 Sure 0.99
00:13:29.780 Sturgeon, Nicola Sturgeon
00:13:32.860 Wee Jimmy Cranky
00:13:33.860 A.K.A. Wee Jimmy Cranky
00:13:35.380 Quote, stitched up salmon
00:13:37.400 To hide truth
00:13:40.480 Quote
00:13:40.880 What quote is that? Where's that from?
00:13:42.900 David Davis
00:13:44.020 Sir David Davis MP
00:13:45.100 Stood up in the Commons
00:13:47.040 Apparently I didn't see this
00:13:47.980 But this little article says it
00:13:49.560 Stood up in the House of Commons
00:13:50.920 And he said
00:13:51.420 Because you've got privilege in the Commons
00:13:53.920 And in the Lords
00:13:54.780 You can say things
00:13:55.780 And not get prosecuted for libel
00:13:58.820 Or slander rather
00:14:00.920 He said
00:14:04.380 Nicola Sturgeon
00:14:05.740 A.k.a. We Jimmy Cranky
00:14:06.840 Knew that her husband was embezzling money
00:14:09.980 He just says that she did know
00:14:12.320 And in fact Alex Salman
00:14:14.580 Remember that guy that used to lead the SNP
00:14:17.140 He was in charge of the SNP during the referendum
00:14:19.300 The David Cameron era referendum
00:14:20.580 He's dead now isn't he, he's passed away
00:14:22.160 But anyway
00:14:22.580 David Davis said that Nicola Sturgeon knew
00:14:26.080 Her husband was embezzling money
00:14:27.520 And that Alex Salman knew
00:14:30.440 And that she stitched him up 0.84
00:14:32.820 Like tried to ruin him
00:14:34.440 Or did ruin him on some level politically
00:14:36.080 In order to
00:14:37.280 In order to keep the whole thing running
00:14:41.000 The whole scam
00:14:41.940 it's david davis sir david davis's words not mine just reporting what the news is saying
00:14:49.020 can't take me to court we jimmy i'm just reading out what's being reported in the story graph
00:14:56.140 you didn't see that camper van parked next to your your in-laws bungalow
00:15:08.860 why are you lying
00:15:09.780 You can't miss it
00:15:12.820 You couldn't have missed it
00:15:14.540 More than 600,000 Britons
00:15:20.140 Quote
00:15:20.460 Two-factor work
00:15:21.540 Quote
00:15:21.920 What can you say
00:15:30.040 Two-factor work
00:15:33.420 Revolting
00:15:35.480 Trump aid
00:15:37.980 an aide to donald trump won a hundred thousand dollars betting on his speeches
00:15:44.040 goes on a fair bit doesn't it goes on here for to a very small degree there was an mp one of
00:15:51.720 rishi's aides got caught doing something similar he's got privileged inside information it's in
00:15:56.500 the inner sanctum of power one way or another remember that one but he was betting very small
00:16:00.920 amounts he bet like 200 quid there 25 quid here there uh small amounts on what was about to be
00:16:08.780 what was about to happen because he knew ahead of time this guy what was his name perez
00:16:15.900 it's so small something perez he's trump's uh teleprompter dude apparently he's been working
00:16:24.900 with trump since 2016 i think it was um as yeah he's teleprompter guy so he gets to see the
00:16:31.240 speeches the presidential speeches like just before they're read out basically i know i don't
00:16:38.400 know the exact time frames maybe you might have a day or two before they're read out depending
00:16:41.540 wouldn't it be depending anyway obviously able to get information sensitive information before the
00:16:48.900 rest of the world does and enough time one way or another to put a bet on maybe just on his phone
00:16:54.020 a bet on say you know whatever it is and he made a hundred thousand dollars
00:17:01.880 i mean a hundred thousand dollars and he's now being investigated for that
00:17:09.020 that's isn't it cheap
00:17:13.200 dirty
00:17:15.440 it's exactly the sort of thing you don't want going on isn't it
00:17:21.380 Just exactly the sort of thing
00:17:22.860 It's cheating
00:17:24.800 I hate people that just
00:17:26.960 Overtly cheat like that 0.90
00:17:34.040 It's gross
00:17:34.840 That sort of thing is gross to me
00:17:36.000 It really is
00:17:36.620 Okay the IA paper 1.00
00:17:39.700 Is this Pakistani woman
00:17:43.820 Set to become the Chancellor 1.00
00:17:45.160 Will she massively increase
00:17:48.880 The amount of quote unquote aid
00:17:50.280 We give to Pakistan
00:17:51.200 once she's in there what what are her real alliances allegiances rather sorry
00:18:04.960 andy burnham no stone of burnham set to be prime minister in 72 hours make a field mp will be
00:18:11.360 crowned labor leader at midday today keir starmer will address the nation in a final speech from
00:18:16.560 from outside number 10 Downing Street on Monday morning
00:18:19.360 and then see the King to resign.
00:18:22.560 He travels down the Mall to Buckingham Palace and resigns.
00:18:26.540 Shortly after, Andy Burnham will arrive with his new team
00:18:29.400 to start work as the UK's next Prime Minister
00:18:31.980 and sixth in 10 years.
00:18:33.720 What an embarrassment.
00:18:35.060 Trade unions and Labour MPs propel him to power without contest.
00:18:38.140 I don't think the trade unions actually had anything to do with it, really.
00:18:41.780 He won the by-election, so 25,000 people voted for him in Makerfield.
00:18:46.560 and then he just needed a majority was it two-thirds majority anyway he just needed
00:18:53.000 a whole bunch of the mps the labor parliamentary party if he got enough of those
00:18:57.800 and it didn't even need to go to members and unions and he did get enough got over 300 230
00:19:04.760 plus or whatever so 25 000 of the good people of makerfield and 300 plus mps that's it that's it
00:19:13.480 That's enough for a completely bloodless coup d'etat
00:19:15.900 And we now have a political overlord with a new agenda
00:19:18.300 That nobody else had any say in whatsoever
00:19:20.760 That's a stitch up
00:19:25.940 That's what that is
00:19:28.020 Shouldn't be allowed
00:19:31.980 In Boise Britain I probably would try and pass some sort of act
00:19:35.200 Saying if any party changes its leader mid-parliament
00:19:39.700 You have to by law call a general election
00:19:42.840 Just putting in somebody else
00:19:46.640 That hasn't got a mandate
00:19:47.920 The messiah without a mandate
00:19:51.400 But with guyliner and mascara 0.98
00:19:54.040 And double chins and a belly 0.55
00:19:55.720 And the mind of a student activist 1.00
00:20:00.780 A Fabian idiot 1.00
00:20:03.200 Student activist, great 1.00
00:20:05.760 Starmer will be shortest serving Labour PM
00:20:12.220 in history at 745 days
00:20:14.700 but still longer than Rishi Sunak
00:20:16.740 who lasted 619 days
00:20:18.760 and Liz Truss who only lasted 49 days
00:20:21.780 Labour have never done this before
00:20:24.540 never queued out one of their leaders
00:20:26.180 sort of mid-term
00:20:27.800 never done that before
00:20:28.880 Labour MPs fire their first warning shots
00:20:35.540 calling for real change
00:20:36.780 see
00:20:37.000 Labour MPs
00:20:39.060 left-leaning Labour MPs
00:20:41.080 Already trying to tell Starmer what he can or can't do
00:20:43.940 There's more of that to come
00:20:46.720 UK economy returns to growth
00:20:49.240 Just, I think it's 0.1%
00:20:52.500 And that's if you measure it in a very specific way
00:20:54.740 Returns to growth just as Burnham era begins
00:20:58.240 Yeah, we've completely flatlined
00:20:59.480 If you measure it in an ever so slightly different way
00:21:01.760 We're in recession
00:21:02.480 Now keep fiddling that so that as much as possible
00:21:07.280 So they can still say, oh no, there is growth
00:21:11.080 It is it
00:21:13.840 It's like at the end of the month
00:21:16.480 Your employer gives you 10p
00:21:18.240 And says what you've been paid
00:21:19.320 You've got wages
00:21:20.220 What are you talking about
00:21:22.320 You've earned a wage
00:21:24.540 You're like
00:21:25.240 It is 10p though
00:21:28.720 You've been paid 1.00
00:21:32.080 Stupid 1.00
00:21:34.780 The times 1.00
00:21:37.040 The venerable times
00:21:38.300 Muhammad Sadiq Khan
00:21:41.100 Sorry, just Sadiq Khan
00:21:42.240 Raised to House of Lords in Starmer's honours list
00:21:44.580 That he said he wouldn't do
00:21:45.540 Burnham set for left-wing revolt over Mahmood
00:21:51.260 See, I told you
00:21:51.920 I told you
00:21:53.360 Of course I was
00:21:54.880 Burnham is right-leaning as far as they're concerned
00:21:58.080 The left of the Labour Party
00:21:59.060 He's a rightist deviation
00:22:00.880 He's a Blairite
00:22:02.220 He's a Brownite and a Blairite
00:22:04.460 He's not true Labour
00:22:07.700 He's some sort of New Labour abomination
00:22:11.140 He's not proper old school socialist
00:22:17.400 So
00:22:20.340 They will revolt over everything he tries to do
00:22:23.680 Which they don't like
00:22:24.760 They don't like Mahmood do they
00:22:26.840 They consider Mahmood far too right
00:22:29.680 Not the right word is it right
00:22:32.940 But still in the scheme of things
00:22:34.120 In their paradigm
00:22:34.880 Well the realities of being in power
00:22:43.520 Actually being in government
00:22:44.820 Is that you're constrained by a myriad of different things
00:22:48.360 Constrained by reality in a number of ways
00:22:52.760 And the left of the Labour Party aren't living in reality really, are they?
00:22:58.060 They've got their ideological view of the world
00:23:00.480 Which doesn't take into account markets
00:23:04.300 bond markets really properly not really don't seem to understand it don't seem to understand
00:23:10.360 the concept of balancing a budget of not being in increasingly more debt to the point of complete
00:23:16.540 bankruptcy and default don't seem to know don't seem to understand that
00:23:20.580 don't seem to understand or rather maybe they do but just don't care about our utter demographic
00:23:27.420 collapse don't seem to care about our invasion in fact they want more of it more safe and legal
00:23:33.160 routes just give amnesty to millions more people even if burnham did want to do anything about
00:23:41.240 those things they won't let him just like starmer it's for the best really in a sense
00:23:49.480 that the labour government can't really get anything done prevent them from getting through
00:23:56.260 ID cards
00:23:57.320 That they're hamstrung
00:24:00.660 By their own left
00:24:02.200 Good I suppose
00:24:03.980 Just to wait the clock out for another two years
00:24:06.860 Two and a bit years
00:24:08.260 Hopefully we'll get a change
00:24:11.100 Of politics
00:24:13.060 Hopefully we'll get
00:24:14.300 Restore or reform or something
00:24:16.560 Something that's not this
00:24:19.020 Insane 1.00
00:24:19.920 Stupid, really stupid 1.00
00:24:22.980 Brand of 1.00
00:24:25.040 sort of globo-homo, green, socialism-lite, student-politics, ball-plop.
00:24:35.040 It'll be much the same.
00:24:36.420 Burnham will be very, very, very similar to Starmer.
00:24:40.040 He's basically the same guy with some eyeliner.
00:24:46.140 Labour divided by next PM's choice of Chancellor.
00:24:49.440 Yeah. 1.00
00:24:51.060 They want redhead. 1.00
00:24:52.180 There you go, King Charles poured a pint 0.87
00:24:56.560 Charles Saxe-Coburg and Gotha with his sausage fingers poured a pint
00:25:05.160 Pretending everything's alright, pretending it's funny and he's happy
00:25:08.340 And his family isn't falling apart
00:25:10.400 The very fabric of the monarchy isn't under fire profoundly
00:25:16.640 That his own little brother isn't 0.94
00:25:19.800 Some sort of sex criminal
00:25:22.280 At this point, unconvicted 0.77
00:25:25.560 Sex criminal to do
00:25:27.260 People trafficking and sex crime
00:25:29.200 Trying to pretend that's not the case
00:25:32.240 Alright
00:25:32.940 Why were you such good friends with Jimmy Savile, Charles?
00:25:37.400 What was that about?
00:25:39.600 You're going to claim you didn't know?
00:25:42.220 You're going to claim you had no idea
00:25:43.740 That Jimmy Savile was a total wrong-un
00:25:45.640 One of the most prolific 1.00
00:25:47.220 Rangans of all time
00:25:49.220 You're going to claim you just didn't know that 0.87
00:25:50.360 Okay
00:25:51.480 Okay
00:25:55.420 Just going to endlessly virtual signal 0.93
00:26:01.320 In favour of Islam, are you? 0.87
00:26:03.980 Why are you doing that? 1.00
00:26:05.780 Why are you doing that?
00:26:07.560 Aren't you supposed to be the head of the Church of England?
00:26:09.560 Haven't you broken your coronation oath?
00:26:12.200 Oh, but it's funny, yeah, yeah
00:26:13.120 Pour a pint and have a big smile about it
00:26:14.940 Brilliant, well done 0.99
00:26:15.840 Damn this king 0.99
00:26:20.560 Falklands are still owls 1.00
00:26:24.780 Number 10 tells Argentina
00:26:26.460 It's on the front of some of the newspapers
00:26:29.480 At the end of that game
00:26:30.640 Don't worry, I don't want to talk about football
00:26:32.060 Don't worry about it
00:26:32.820 At the end of the game
00:26:34.960 Some of the Argentinian players held up a white flag 0.94
00:26:39.240 They're used to that, aren't they?
00:26:42.440 But the writing on the white flag
00:26:45.340 Said something about the Malvinas
00:26:48.060 There you go, look, the sun
00:26:50.060 Only two years, only 693 days
00:26:52.920 Until the European Championships
00:26:54.340 There we go, look, there's the flag
00:27:00.300 Look, the tabloids are going with it more
00:27:02.080 The mirror, look, Starmer's last thing
00:27:05.180 The last thing he did, literally
00:27:06.640 Pretty much literally
00:27:08.160 Was go to Ukraine to give Zelensky
00:27:10.700 One last hug and a handshake
00:27:12.180 And confirm his commitment to Ukraine 1.00
00:27:16.000 The most corrupt nation on earth 1.00
00:27:18.600 Will be with you for as long as it takes 0.88
00:27:24.880 Our commitment to Ukraine is 100% rock solid
00:27:30.320 For as long as it takes
00:27:31.880 That's the last thing you do
00:27:34.820 Odd
00:27:36.140 Not something in Britain, no
00:27:40.380 not visit a war memorial or something
00:27:44.360 or go to Westminster Abbey or St Paul's or something
00:27:49.780 no, go to Ukraine
00:27:51.740 okay, to give Zelensky one more hug on camera 0.95
00:27:56.060 what a freak 0.52
00:28:02.140 what a freak
00:28:05.140 What a robot man
00:28:09.860 What a weird robot man
00:28:11.360 Starmer bot 2.0
00:28:14.640 Must visit Ukraine one last time
00:28:16.340 Beep beep boop boop
00:28:18.080 What is it
00:28:20.500 What is he
00:28:21.480 What is he
00:28:23.420 A traitor
00:28:26.440 An enemy 0.66
00:28:29.460 World Cup disgrace
00:28:31.880 There we go
00:28:32.260 Final insult
00:28:33.280 But there's the Argies with their white flag
00:28:35.980 It says Los Malvinas
00:28:39.420 San Argentinas
00:28:41.100 That the
00:28:43.180 The Falkland Islands are theirs
00:28:45.540 Argentinians accused of inciting hatred
00:28:50.040 With Falkland's banner shame
00:28:51.560 You're not allowed to do political things
00:28:53.860 FIFA have got strict rules about that
00:28:55.320 You're not allowed to just do political things on the pitch
00:28:57.620 Even after a game like that
00:28:59.820 Rowing calls for FIFA ban
00:29:01.580 anger at stars who play here for prem clubs some of these playing in england for premiership teams
00:29:08.240 final insult yeah they've got a chip on their shoulder real bad about it haven't they
00:29:14.580 real bad they did an unprovoked effectively unprovoked war of aggression and then got
00:29:21.020 whooped and it destroyed their government and they haven't got over it still got a chip on
00:29:26.520 their shoulder about it
00:29:31.580 with the Gautieri government. Really? Really? You're going to look back fondly on the Gautieri
00:29:37.740 government? Okay. Weirdos. Like this kid. I doubt he was even born. Probably not. In fact,
00:29:45.400 he wouldn't have been. Is anyone in that picture even born by 1982, let alone remember it?
00:29:51.860 Do they know a great deal about Argentinian history and politics from the 60s and 70s
00:29:56.180 and very, very early 80s? Probably not. I doubt it. I highly doubt it.
00:29:59.640 A child
00:30:01.840 Basically a child
00:30:03.000 Going on about the Falklands War
00:30:05.900 Maybe they do
00:30:08.740 Maybe they're scholars of the thing
00:30:10.240 They know all about it
00:30:11.720 In a great amount of detail
00:30:13.480 And somehow convince themselves
00:30:14.720 They were in the right
00:30:15.860 I wouldn't have thought so
00:30:18.020 I wouldn't have thought so
00:30:20.080 Okay the Independent
00:30:21.240 There's Claudia Winkleman 0.99
00:30:22.220 With her ridiculous fringe 1.00
00:30:24.020 It's a ridiculous fringe 1.00
00:30:26.560 Saying why she's quit her 0.79
00:30:29.180 Chat show after one season
00:30:30.900 Don't care
00:30:31.360 There we go again
00:30:32.580 Something about the Malvinas 1.00
00:30:35.100 Get over it 1.00
00:30:36.300 Dear Argentina 0.98
00:30:37.220 Get over it
00:30:38.400 World Cup isn't ours
00:30:41.940 But Falklands are
00:30:42.940 Says Defiant number 10
00:30:44.020 Yeah, Keir Starmer again
00:30:45.720 Knowing that
00:30:46.460 He doesn't have to deal with any fallout
00:30:48.560 From here on out
00:30:49.380 Nothing
00:30:49.680 Doesn't have to
00:30:50.260 I don't think he'll have to make any more
00:30:51.760 Or after this morning speech
00:30:53.520 Outside number 10
00:30:54.220 That's it, he's done
00:30:54.920 Truly done
00:30:55.580 So he can say something 0.99
00:30:57.220 That he would never have the balls 0.96
00:30:58.780 to say before before now you know if something like this happened he wasn't leaving office 0.97
00:31:03.620 you just ignore it or do some sort of pearl clutching hand ringing thing well you know 0.98
00:31:08.040 but now he knows he's leaving he just say no my rls suddenly found a pair of balls out of nowhere
00:31:16.280 downing street backed calls for fifa probe into argentina players who waved banner white banner
00:31:22.580 claiming sovereignty over islands as buenos aires accuses british warship of illegal journey into
00:31:28.700 its waters. Does it? The Daily Express, it's a good paper. You can read your Daily Express
00:31:37.740 now. There's Saxe-Coburg and Gotha drinking a pint, pretending he's basically a normal
00:31:51.740 person. We all know he's an interdimensional shape-shifting lizard man, don't we?
00:31:58.700 I'm joking of course
00:32:02.840 I'm joking of course
00:32:03.580 I don't think that King Charles
00:32:05.840 Is actually interdimensional 0.98
00:32:08.560 He is a douchebag though 0.98
00:32:11.240 Of the highest degree 0.99
00:32:12.540 Grade A
00:32:13.360 Alright
00:32:13.920 Falklands hero Simon Weston
00:32:15.440 Do you remember I mentioned him?
00:32:16.460 He was on the Sir Galahad
00:32:17.640 That got hit
00:32:18.480 And was terribly burnt
00:32:20.120 Simon Weston
00:32:22.180 Slams Argentina players
00:32:23.800 For disrespectful message
00:32:25.300 It's a childish and petulant insult to UK
00:32:28.100 Yeah it is, yeah I'd agree with that 0.71
00:32:30.320 Take childish and petulant 0.97
00:32:32.420 They don't
00:32:34.560 I highly
00:32:36.580 Doubt they really know what they're
00:32:38.360 Talking about
00:32:39.100 They also go with the same thing
00:32:44.220 The tabloids
00:32:46.240 The broadsheets don't seem to care
00:32:48.420 That much about this do they
00:32:49.340 Incidentally they're not broadsheets anymore
00:32:51.500 All the papers come in tabloid shape form size
00:32:54.100 We still call them broadsheets and tabloids
00:32:56.180 All the tabloids seem to really care about this don't they
00:32:58.040 Bit of argy-bargy
00:32:59.800 Oh, bit of argy-bargy
00:33:01.780 The argy's have mentioned the Falklands
00:33:05.020 Don't mention the war
00:33:05.820 Alright, the Metro
00:33:08.940 Ew
00:33:09.280 Ew
00:33:11.720 The Metro smells gross
00:33:19.640 Smells like something died 0.96
00:33:20.760 The Metro absolutely disgusting rag
00:33:28.020 the metro completely subversive completely subversive i'd seriously look at some sort 0.74
00:33:33.940 of sedition act to close down things like the metro that just pumps sedition into the eyeballs
00:33:40.980 of our people on a daily basis diplomatic oh that's too authoritarian bow don't care
00:33:46.340 well that's what's required now because the left have taken the absolute mickey for decades
00:33:52.180 oh that's very authoritarian good good diplomatic row after england taunted
00:34:02.580 taunted it's getting very messy funny messy messy with an eye all right the guardian
00:34:12.860 Oh, that's turning my stomach
00:34:18.440 The Metro, sickening slot, sickening rag
00:34:29.160 Christopher Nolan, you know the Odyssey's coming out
00:34:31.500 The Odyssey director on taking risks
00:34:34.780 Lugging Kit and his new dog 0.98
00:34:39.860 Why'd you cast black rappers in that, Christopher Nolan? 0.98
00:34:42.360 Or a black rapper
00:34:43.240 Why did you cast Zendaya 0.75
00:34:46.300 As an ancient Greek deity
00:34:47.640 Why did you pass
00:34:49.280 A small
00:34:50.740 Why did you cast a small 1.00
00:34:52.820 Diminutive woman 1.00
00:34:54.460 As a warrior 1.00
00:34:56.300 Greek warrior
00:34:57.120 Why did you do that 1.00
00:35:01.060 Why did you cast a sub-Saharan African woman 0.99
00:35:04.580 As Helen of Troy 1.00
00:35:05.880 Did someone make you do that
00:35:08.980 Or ask you to do that
00:35:09.800 Or was that sort of filthy
00:35:12.120 the perversion come out of it, was that your own decision? Christopher Nolan.
00:35:22.120 Why are you trying to ride roughshod over the western canon Christopher Nolan?
00:35:28.120 Why did you decide to do that?
00:35:33.120 Why are you trying to damage western culture and literature?
00:35:39.120 What's wrong with you sir
00:35:43.400 What's wrong with you 0.99
00:35:44.820 You mad 0.99
00:35:45.580 You mad 1.00
00:35:47.560 Piece of 1.00
00:35:49.820 Crap 1.00
00:35:51.240 Christopher Nolan 1.00
00:35:52.980 Get away from me dude
00:35:56.280 Trump's Board of Peace
00:35:59.300 Drops an ambitious plan to rebuild Gaza
00:36:01.680 Remember Trump's Board of Peace
00:36:03.720 Anybody
00:36:05.100 Anybody remember that
00:36:05.900 Board of Peace
00:36:06.380 Anybody
00:36:06.840 because trump doesn't really like the un and i don't blame him absolutely don't blame him on
00:36:18.120 that one doesn't really like the un because that like nearly everything else has been subverted
00:36:24.020 and perverted and inverted the whole point of the un really wasn't it let's be perfectly honest let's 0.64
00:36:30.740 be perfectly frank about it was to help project the us's influence and power abroad and the un
00:36:38.180 doesn't really doesn't really do that anymore doesn't really fulfill that function anymore does
00:36:43.780 it nato doesn't really do what the united states wants largely does it when push comes to shove
00:36:51.460 so trump thought he would sort of make a brand new thing the board of peace
00:36:56.820 first thing he wanted to do
00:36:59.780 do you remember
00:37:00.140 was try and do something about Gaza
00:37:03.620 the Gaza Strip
00:37:04.500 which has been largely levelled
00:37:06.920 he wanted to rebuild it
00:37:10.320 put Tony Blair in charge of the project
00:37:12.180 what are we going to do
00:37:15.020 we're going to rebuild Gaza
00:37:16.760 going to be great 0.99
00:37:17.860 going to put Tony Blair in charge of it
00:37:20.500 anyway
00:37:21.820 all of that scuppered
00:37:24.760 Even though Bibi and the Israelis said 1.00
00:37:28.440 Yeah, that's a good idea 1.00
00:37:29.960 We're on board with that
00:37:31.020 Sure, Donald
00:37:31.620 Sure, sure, sure
00:37:32.340 When it comes to it now
00:37:35.820 We can see
00:37:36.440 No
00:37:38.860 Little progress on revised scheme
00:37:41.900 For small temporary camp
00:37:44.100 In Gaza
00:37:45.280 To rebuild 0.92
00:37:46.060 Rejuvenate Gaza 0.98
00:37:47.140 Make it a brilliant holiday destination 1.00
00:37:49.220 Like a great thing
00:37:51.240 Like Macau
00:37:52.180 Or Monaco
00:37:53.340 Or something
00:37:53.980 yeah right yeah right
00:37:57.200 Tony Blair Tony Blair will be the big the overall the overarching strategy master of it he'll be
00:38:06.380 project manage the thing turn Gaza into a wonderful destination for tourists and investment
00:38:13.400 that always seemed didn't it like completely pie in the sky nonsense
00:38:21.120 Well now it looks like it's just not going to happen
00:38:24.940 Mayor of London is made peer by Starmer
00:38:29.120 Great
00:38:29.500 Great
00:38:31.960 United Front, Zelensky welcomes PM
00:38:35.300 On final trip to Ukraine
00:38:36.660 How weird, these two things, just those two things
00:38:39.540 Starmer
00:38:41.420 Right at the very very end
00:38:43.180 Makes
00:38:45.140 Sadiq Khan a lord
00:38:46.800 You make Bulldrick a lord
00:38:49.000 And
00:38:50.120 On his last day
00:38:52.220 Penultimate day
00:38:53.020 Physically visits Ukraine
00:38:56.040 Says a lot doesn't it
00:38:58.600 Says a lot
00:39:01.080 Alright the Financial Times
00:39:03.160 Zelensky dissent
00:39:06.560 Ukrainians angry at firing of
00:39:08.640 Defence chief responsible for drone success
00:39:10.820 Oh well 1.00
00:39:12.760 You can't vote Zelensky out 1.00
00:39:14.040 You can't
00:39:15.360 The good people of Ukraine 1.00
00:39:17.700 Have no ability 1.00
00:39:20.460 At all
00:39:21.480 At all
00:39:21.920 Even the veneer
00:39:23.180 Of democracy
00:39:24.320 Even the pretense
00:39:27.560 Of any vestige
00:39:29.320 Of democracy
00:39:29.960 Not in Ukraine
00:39:31.400 No
00:39:31.660 There are no elections
00:39:33.160 Zelensky completely
00:39:36.460 Suspended all elections
00:39:39.940 Indefinitely now
00:39:41.600 It seems like
00:39:42.060 Or until the war ends
00:39:43.600 Who knows
00:39:44.200 Who knows
00:39:44.600 So 0.98
00:39:47.040 Stuck with Zelensky 0.97
00:39:49.580 That hand picked
00:39:50.840 Globalist
00:39:52.300 Shill
00:39:53.800 A weird comedian 1.00
00:39:55.780 A weird globo homo comedian dude 1.00
00:39:57.920 The people of Ukraine are just stuck with him 1.00
00:40:00.840 Indefinitely 0.82
00:40:03.700 At least at this point
00:40:04.980 Seems indefinite
00:40:05.920 Oh
00:40:07.420 Okay
00:40:08.300 Okay
00:40:10.380 Starmer
00:40:16.700 business aide Chandra to stay in job as Burnham puts continuity first oh that's odd I thought
00:40:24.980 Burnham was going to change Westminster I thought he was going to shake up and change Whitehall
00:40:29.600 no continuity is more important than that it's odd isn't it it's odd look that and he's going to
00:40:37.060 keep all the main players that are in Starmer government people are like Edmund Abad, Mahmood,
00:40:41.820 event keeper david lammy whatever most of them most of them will might be reshuffled a little
00:40:48.220 bit around the cabinet table but most of them will stay massive amounts of continuity down
00:40:54.400 through the rungs as well as that headline says burnham puts continuity first huh i thought we
00:41:02.380 were looking at a great new hope you want to bring hope hope in every heart was it hope in every
00:41:09.440 households i mean but no continuity okay well which is it look on the bbc news andy burnham
00:41:18.600 to become labor leader and will promise to fix things politics has neglected actually the last
00:41:25.620 headline was something different it was about how burnham were to refresh the page headline before
00:41:31.540 was about how burnham was going to change stuff i thought it was a good juxtaposition
00:41:36.100 i've changed the headline in the last 40 minutes all right is burnham going to bring change any
00:41:43.840 sort of profound change or is it just an exercise in continuity
00:41:46.680 it won't profoundly change anything i wouldn't have thought profoundly anyway it'll keep down
00:41:57.620 the same effectively the same path
00:41:59.940 The same path that Tony Blair put us on
00:42:05.260 Beginning in 1997
00:42:06.600 In all sorts of ways
00:42:07.920 There's various governments down throughout history
00:42:12.320 That have been highly consequential
00:42:17.780 Perhaps the first liberal government
00:42:20.080 Perhaps the Attlee government
00:42:22.600 Just after the war
00:42:24.820 And the Tony Blair government of 1997
00:42:26.660 And most if not all subsequent governments
00:42:30.140 Are in one way or another
00:42:32.220 A continuation of their
00:42:33.680 Politics, of their world view 0.97
00:42:35.660 Bumham won't do anything profoundly different
00:42:39.320 If you're thinking he will
00:42:40.140 If you hope he will
00:42:40.840 You'll be disappointed I would have thought
00:42:43.400 Okay the Daily Mail
00:42:45.180 Pure globalist slop
00:42:47.900 Trying to pretend it's some sort of patriot 1.00
00:42:49.600 Claudia Winkleman
00:42:53.500 Why I'm quitting my new chat show
00:42:55.240 Don't care
00:42:56.080 Foreign aid farce over Rochdale grooming gang boss 0.66
00:43:00.040 153 million pounds for a country that won't take him back
00:43:04.740 Yeah, what a travesty 1.00
00:43:05.960 In Bowes Britain there would be a reset with Pakistan 1.00
00:43:11.300 An economic and diplomatic political reset 0.91
00:43:16.280 That entire relationship would be reworked
00:43:24.740 very quickly if i was in number ten
00:43:29.220 all right that's the front pages increasingly infuriating front pages
00:43:35.060 should we have a look at who's just spamming soon in the chat harry get rid
00:43:40.180 of them
00:43:42.020 if you don't mind
00:43:48.740 Spamming stuff, what?
00:43:55.800 Alright, let's have a look at our...
00:43:58.800 Uh...
00:44:18.740 our
00:44:20.600 what do we call it, the poll
00:44:23.700 we asked you guys
00:44:24.900 are you concerned about the integrity
00:44:27.820 of US elections
00:44:28.960 70% of you said yes
00:44:32.960 9% of you say no
00:44:34.960 21% of you say don't care
00:44:36.940 maybe accelerationists
00:44:41.540 the people that are cynical
00:44:43.620 doesn't matter
00:44:45.920 can't vote your way out of things anyway
00:44:47.380 70% if you say yes
00:44:49.580 In fact, let's have a quick look at one of the stories here
00:44:52.440 It's in the Daily Mail
00:44:53.680 Here we go
00:44:57.280 Trump claims China infiltrated 220 million voter files
00:45:03.180 And points finger at the deep state
00:45:05.320 In controversial election integrity primetime address
00:45:08.880 Let's listen, it's about 3-4 minutes
00:45:12.660 Let's listen to this
00:45:13.600 I think this is really quite important
00:45:14.780 This is a big, big story
00:45:16.420 Let's listen to Mr. Trump.
00:45:46.420 evidence shows that the election system we have dangerously exposes and really
00:45:52.840 exposes like levels never thought possible to hacking exploitation and
00:45:59.320 foreign interference just as disturbingly this vital information as
00:46:05.300 for many years just let you know there is obviously it's a bit robotic it gets
00:46:09.760 better in the moment bear with it try and listen to what he's actually saying
00:46:12.700 It's been covered up and hidden from you. The American people are beautiful, are great American people.
00:46:20.220 But that all changes right now. Our purpose in disclosing this information is not to weaken confidence in election,
00:46:28.220 but to earn that confidence by confronting vulnerabilities and correcting them very, very quickly.
00:46:35.520 And that's what we're doing. The documents cover five major areas of concern.
00:46:40.380 First, they show that over a period of years, starting during the 2020 election cycle, the People's Republic of China carried out what is believed to be the largest compromise of election data in history, resulting in China's illicit acquisition of 220 million U.S. voter files.
00:47:04.080 The second set of documents we are releasing reveals that members of the deep state, very, very famous group of people, many cases in our intelligence agency work to actively suppress and downplay information about the extent of China's sinister election meddling, covering it up from both the president and the American people like nobody thought was possible.
00:47:30.580 U.S. spy agencies began learning about the compromise of voter registration files in 2020
00:47:37.060 when they discovered that tens of millions of voter data, think of that, tens of millions of
00:47:44.560 voters' data in 18 states have been bought, stolen, or hacked by China. Yet those responsible for
00:47:54.480 sounding the alarm instead kept the information secret and hidden they did not disclose to me as
00:48:01.680 president or to anyone else and to the best of our knowledge they did not inform congress in fact
00:48:08.400 all they kept saying is this is the most secure election in the history of our country a standard
00:48:15.840 very pat line that was divvied out to say finally to reveal just how vulnerable our elections
00:48:22.820 continue to be, we are releasing the results of a stunning investigation by the Department
00:48:28.600 of Homeland Security.
00:48:30.940 According to the DHS review, state voter rolls and public records, they identified approximately
00:48:38.660 278,000 noncitizens who are registered to vote in federal elections.
00:48:45.500 Since Democrat states refuse to share their voter files, the real number is actually much
00:48:51.040 higher than that.
00:48:52.520 together these disclosures reveal an election system so broken and so
00:48:57.080 vulnerable that no one can possibly defend it it is not defensible together
00:49:03.380 we will restore faith and confidence in our country and we will be bigger better
00:49:09.800 and stronger than ever before thank you god bless you god bless our great
00:49:16.520 military and god bless america thank you a little bit concerning if true if almost any of that is
00:49:28.900 true which it probably is isn't it would have thought so very concerning very concerning
00:49:40.260 I would say
00:49:42.860 9% of you say
00:49:46.280 You're not concerned about it
00:49:48.060 26% don't care
00:49:50.320 Fair enough
00:49:54.160 Fair enough
00:49:55.320 I would call it concerning
00:49:56.340 Okay 1.00
00:49:58.060 Faisal Islam 1.00
00:50:00.640 Who thinks he knows everything about 1.00
00:50:01.920 How the world works now for some reason
00:50:03.520 Burnham's Manchesterism
00:50:05.100 Got him into number 10
00:50:06.580 But will it work for the UK
00:50:07.720 No because it didn't work for Manchester
00:50:09.100 Manchester's a hellhole
00:50:10.160 No, so it won't work, no 1.00
00:50:14.260 China hits out a British steel nationalisation
00:50:17.000 This is interesting
00:50:17.840 Remember I brought to you yesterday
00:50:19.720 The steel, British steel
00:50:21.600 Big chunk of the British steel industry
00:50:23.160 Being nationalised
00:50:24.420 And surely it's for the best
00:50:25.820 Otherwise we won't have any steel industry at all 1.00
00:50:27.580 The Chinese, one of their big companies 1.00
00:50:29.820 Was what owned it
00:50:30.360 The Chinese Jingai Group
00:50:32.120 I don't know how you pronounce that correctly
00:50:33.920 The Jingai Group
00:50:34.700 China's not happy about it
00:50:37.280 They said they firmly oppose
00:50:39.640 It firmly opposes and is strongly dissatisfied with the British government's decision
00:50:44.180 Don't care, good, if anything
00:50:46.560 They're fine
00:50:47.860 China is a bit upset 1.00
00:50:52.580 But they didn't get to completely destroy our steel industry down to nothing 1.00
00:50:57.200 Yeah, I bet they are, yeah 1.00
00:51:05.980 China
00:51:06.500 China are not the enemy, guys
00:51:08.060 Yes, they are
00:51:08.580 Yeah, they are 0.98
00:51:09.400 absolutely i think russia is sort of a strategic enemy which they are on some level 1.00
00:51:17.160 china much more so china much more hell-bent on destroying our economy and society seems to me 0.95
00:51:27.720 trump launches new strikes on iran says uh civilian infrastructure hit bridges and things 0.97
00:51:32.680 Let's have a quick look in the ITV news
00:51:36.020 Yeah, US strikes Iran for sixth night in a row
00:51:39.080 Bringing down bridges and a port tower
00:51:41.760 Is there an image of that? I think there was an image of that
00:51:43.780 There you go, look
00:51:44.280 This like big tower, like observation tower
00:51:47.180 That looked out over the Strait of Hormuz in some way
00:51:49.820 They'd already been hit by a US missile
00:51:52.660 But now they've completely took it down
00:51:54.960 Pete Hegseth
00:51:55.920 Retweeting that
00:51:58.620 Okay, so the war's just fully back on
00:52:02.160 harry do check the chat please if there's anyone spamming stuff
00:52:16.520 out won't mind okay
00:52:21.320 burnham to become labour leader today as star motel sky news i go with pride really what pride
00:52:29.420 Proud about what exactly
00:52:31.640 Being politically an absolute failure
00:52:34.780 What is there to be proud of really
00:52:37.960 He couldn't control his own back bench at all
00:52:42.660 Proud that he greenlit the giant Chinese embassy
00:52:50.840 Is he proud of that
00:52:51.500 Proud of letting out murders and rapists from prison
00:52:56.060 Proud of that 1.00
00:52:57.000 Proud of raising abortion 0.98
00:53:03.820 To basically almost the point of birth 0.97
00:53:06.260 Is that what he's proud of?
00:53:08.880 Proud of the gayest parliament of all time
00:53:11.240 He actually said that, didn't he? 0.93
00:53:13.400 See that a few days ago
00:53:14.260 He said I'm proud that the UK parliament 1.00
00:53:16.980 Is like the gayest it's ever been 1.00
00:53:18.680 One of the gayest in the world 1.00
00:53:20.420 Yeah, pride 1.00
00:53:23.880 Pride, sure
00:53:26.380 All right 0.99
00:53:28.260 Oh, here's one little story out of Persia 0.51
00:53:33.080 Trump's wife and family displayed in terrifying blood-for-blood Iran coffin mural
00:53:39.160 Yeah, look, in Iran, in the middle of Tehran, there's some sort of big mural
00:53:44.560 Let's, the view, that's what it looks like in its entirety
00:53:49.360 Look, there's the White House there on fire
00:53:51.440 And a bunch of coffins underneath
00:53:53.080 with Trump's picture and the picture of his family's on the coffins.
00:53:58.860 Look, Trump and his family and his kids.
00:54:06.060 A graphic blood-for-blood mural depicting President Donald Trump, Melania
00:54:09.640 and other family members in coffins has been unveiled in central Tehran.
00:54:17.100 So I'd bring that to you as sort of an and-finally story.
00:54:19.920 All right, let's have a look on this day in history.
00:54:23.080 You guys don't seem to mind that bit. I don't mind that bit
00:54:28.300 On this day down through the centuries
00:54:32.040 July the 17th what happened of note?
00:54:34.040 Okay on this day in 160 AD I imagine
00:54:40.240 More like this be BC
00:54:42.640 More like this be BC wouldn't it
00:54:46.720 Because Carthage had been entirely destroyed by 180 AD 1.00
00:54:49.980 Six residents of Carthage 1.00
00:54:53.520 Oh no, it must be AD
00:54:55.040 Let me read it, it must be AD
00:54:57.560 Six residents of Carthage
00:54:59.280 The remnant of Carthage, North Africa
00:55:02.040 Are executed for being Christian
00:55:03.720 The earliest recorded instance of Christianity in the region 1.00
00:55:06.580 It must be AD then, of course, right
00:55:08.300 Hadn't Carthage been completely, completely destroyed
00:55:13.360 After the Third Punic War
00:55:14.860 Not one brick left on top of another
00:55:17.040 The earth salted so that nothing can grow there
00:55:19.860 There's still something to say
00:55:24.560 Isn't it near Tunis
00:55:25.540 Modern day Tunisia
00:55:27.100 Okay 0.99
00:55:28.800 On this day in 1203
00:55:30.040 Siege of Constantinople begins
00:55:31.480 During the Fourth Crusade 0.97
00:55:32.780 As Roman Catholic Crusaders 0.75
00:55:34.560 Aboard a Venetian fleet 0.99
00:55:36.600 Attack the city 0.90
00:55:37.560 On my History Things show
00:55:42.460 Behind the paywall
00:55:43.120 At lotusities.com
00:55:43.960 Do consider to sign up
00:55:44.760 For a little £5 a month
00:55:45.780 Bondistia membership
00:55:46.460 Hundreds and hundreds
00:55:47.580 Without exaggeration
00:55:48.320 Hundreds of hours
00:55:48.940 of history themed content from yours truly do you think i'll talk about the fourth crusade in a lot
00:55:53.200 of detail more than once actually actually more than once was one of the few things there's only
00:55:57.460 two or three things i've done more than once the back of agincourt and henry v is one of those
00:56:02.200 another one happens to be the fourth crusade where the doge of venice led christian crusaders
00:56:09.440 to constantinople also christians a different type of christianity but still christians
00:56:15.460 And in the end, in the end, got inside and burnt it down 0.95
00:56:19.960 The final fall of Constantinople at the hands of the Ottoman Turk 0.98
00:56:26.620 Isn't until 1453
00:56:28.700 But it was dealt a terrible blow
00:56:32.800 In the very, very early 13th century
00:56:36.120 By Western knights
00:56:39.140 European knights 0.59
00:56:41.300 Constantinople never really recovered properly from that 0.98
00:56:46.040 It was kind of a shadow of itself after that
00:56:48.680 Between that and 1453
00:56:51.500 It was sort of a shell of a thing
00:56:54.580 That was really its death blow
00:56:57.860 The Fourth Crusade 0.99
00:56:59.120 250 years before it finally fell to the Ottoman Turk
00:57:02.800 I want to hear about it all in quite a lot of detail
00:57:06.940 A few hours worth of detail
00:57:08.180 It's there
00:57:08.880 It's there
00:57:10.020 Okay, on this day in 1762, Empress Catherine II becomes the Tsarina of Russia
00:57:16.260 after the death and rumoured assassination of Tsar Peter III.
00:57:21.280 He was one of those Tsars that got assassinated.
00:57:26.060 Was it Tsar Paul? 0.79
00:57:28.820 Got his head smashed in with a bejeweled snuffbox.
00:57:33.960 Tsar Peter III got strangled, some say.
00:57:38.100 Strangled with a silken handkerchief
00:57:40.780 Power struggles in the palace
00:57:45.940 And he was out
00:57:47.380 Okay, on this day in 1918
00:57:50.480 The Romanov family and several of their retainers
00:57:53.420 Are executed by a Bolshevik firing squad
00:57:55.380 In a basement in a house in Yakuteringburg
00:57:59.220 Yakuteringburg in Russia, out in Siberia
00:58:02.940 The house of special purpose
00:58:04.540 They called it
00:58:08.100 And Nicky's, R. Nicholas II and his whole family had been ousted in February, sorry, yeah, February 1917, and since between then and this point, a July in 1918, in ferried around different places, and in the end the Bolsheviks decided that they needed them dead.
00:58:29.460 They didn't necessarily want to kill them
00:58:32.160 There wasn't a unanimous feeling
00:58:33.620 In the Bolshevik ranks 0.99
00:58:35.060 That they must be all murdered immediately 0.99
00:58:37.840 A bit like the execution of Charles I 1.00
00:58:40.940 It wasn't like all the Puritans 0.98
00:58:42.740 Just wanted to lop his head off straight away
00:58:44.640 And they ummed and aahed about it for a long time 0.80
00:58:47.000 And there was a bit of a back and forth
00:58:47.980 A bit of a political struggle
00:58:48.840 In the end, one particular faction
00:58:51.000 Really of the Bolsheviks 0.83
00:58:52.300 Decided that they need to be murdered 0.82
00:58:54.440 And they were lined up against that wall 0.99
00:58:56.120 And all shot, all the kids and everything
00:58:58.220 In fact that picture
00:59:00.620 Just one slight note
00:59:01.640 It isn't as bad as it looked like the machine guns
00:59:04.080 Made that mess of the wall
00:59:05.380 No
00:59:06.000 They decided they wanted to dig out the bullets
00:59:09.840 From the wall
00:59:10.700 It was like evidence or something
00:59:12.820 Like they could cover it up or anything
00:59:14.040 They wanted to dig out the bullets in the wall
00:59:16.300 And retrieve the bullets
00:59:17.380 That went through the royal family and into that wall
00:59:20.000 So they did
00:59:21.400 They destroyed the wall a bit
00:59:24.200 To get at the bullets
00:59:25.240 Bit of a weird odd thing
00:59:27.080 But I remember first seeing that picture when I was a child
00:59:30.520 And just assuming it was the guns that had destroyed the wall like that
00:59:36.100 But it wasn't, it isn't
00:59:37.380 Anyway, just a slight footnote
00:59:38.400 Alright, on this day in 1936
00:59:40.320 Spanish generals Francisco Franco and Emilio Mola
00:59:43.660 Lead a right-wing uprising
00:59:45.400 Starting the Spanish Civil War
00:59:47.800 Got a long-form piece of content with Harry, Big Harry Robinson
00:59:50.640 The only books I've ever done with Big Harry actually
00:59:54.020 All about the Spanish Civil War
00:59:57.080 LotusEach.com
00:59:59.520 Oh, Dave Z-Pox
01:00:01.700 It's a funny way the left always characterised the Spanish Civil War
01:00:06.520 That Franco just led an uprising
01:00:10.220 Everything was fine in Spain until Franco started a war
01:00:15.020 Is that how it went?
01:00:18.160 Is that what happened?
01:00:19.000 No
01:00:19.160 Not at all
01:00:20.600 Not at all
01:00:21.500 This isn't a history show
01:00:27.100 So if you want to hear about in detail
01:00:28.640 How it played out
01:00:29.620 How they got to that stage
01:00:31.540 And then what happened after
01:00:32.620 So they're going over there
01:00:34.680 Checking it out
01:00:35.320 Okay
01:00:36.060 On this day in 1945
01:00:37.140 Leaders
01:00:37.800 Harry Truman
01:00:38.700 Harry S. Truman 0.60
01:00:39.400 Joseph Stalin 0.81
01:00:40.480 Old Joe Stalin
01:00:41.280 Uncle Joe
01:00:41.920 And Winnie
01:00:42.820 So Winston Churchill
01:00:43.980 Hold their first post-war meeting
01:00:46.380 In the Potsdam Conference
01:00:48.380 Just outside Berlin
01:00:49.260 Potsdam
01:00:49.780 going to divvy up the world of course roosevelt has already died
01:00:54.020 um and churchill didn't see the end of the potsdam conference as i talked about on the
01:01:01.240 state of politics the other day state of politics very disdain camp
01:01:05.200 on that channel i talk all about the 1945 general election and the subsequent atlee government and
01:01:15.900 that channel i'll tell you all about how in the middle of the potsdam conference churchill loses
01:01:21.580 the 1945 election and is replaced there by clement attley if you find photographs of
01:01:27.980 the end of potsdam you've got joe starling truman and little clement attley little
01:01:33.820 bald mustachioed clement attley sitting there churchill's gone he's out of power
01:01:39.900 lots of things were decided at potsdam lots and lots of things
01:01:42.540 and so the cold war begins well it had already begun really okay on this day 1914 malaysia
01:01:50.080 airline flight 17 is shot down over eastern ukraine by a service to air missile launched
01:01:54.680 by a pro-russian separatist controlled launched from pro-russian separatist controlled territory
01:01:59.940 killing all 283 passengers and 15 crew on board you guys probably remember that it's not that
01:02:06.120 long ago. Well, over 10 years ago. It seems like yesterday, doesn't it?
01:02:13.160 Man, not much I can say about that. Okay. All right.
01:02:29.480 Let's have a look at our Rumble Rants and Super Chats.
01:02:31.640 is global church history in at number one
01:02:37.180 yes he is global church history here we go number one on this day in 709 bc a total solar eclipse
01:02:49.420 was noted in the chinese state of liu then ruled by duke huan oh yeah so solar eclipses are
01:02:56.120 important for history, in order to date exactly where we are, because we know through Newton's
01:03:04.660 physics and maths, we know exactly when a certain solar eclipse will be, even going
01:03:09.020 back centuries and centuries. So, if there's a record of one, even as far back as the 7th
01:03:18.580 century BC, we're able to start slotting things into a proper chronology, professional chronology.
01:03:25.000 Okay, and the second one you say
01:03:26.460 In 1453, Old Talbot, the English Achilles
01:03:29.960 Was slain at Castillon by Jean Bureau's forces
01:03:35.040 Right, yeah, Old Talbot
01:03:37.720 John Talbot, the Earl of Shrewsbury
01:03:39.640 He was one of the great ones, wasn't he?
01:03:42.500 In the Hundred Years' War
01:03:43.700 One of the great soldiers for Henry V
01:03:45.520 And then Henry VI after that
01:03:47.940 He's even mentioned in the great St Crispian's Day speech, isn't he?
01:03:53.140 He served Britain, Henry V and Henry VI for years and years and years
01:03:58.040 Fifty odd years
01:04:03.140 John Talbot, you called him Old Talbot there
01:04:06.200 I mean, mentioned in the St Crispian's Day speech, isn't he?
01:04:10.720 Familiar in our mouths as household words
01:04:13.080 Harry the King, Bedford and Exeter, Warwick and Talbot
01:04:16.700 Salisbury and Gloucester
01:04:18.360 Be in their flowing cups freshly remembered
01:04:20.780 This story shall the good man teach his son
01:04:24.140 And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by
01:04:27.200 From this day until the ending of the world
01:04:29.780 But we in it shall be remembered
01:04:33.260 We few
01:04:35.660 We happy few
01:04:38.780 We band of brothers
01:04:42.300 Talbot actually wasn't there
01:04:45.640 That was one of the things Shakespeare got wrong
01:04:48.960 Talbot wasn't at Agincourt in 1415
01:04:51.340 He was in Ireland
01:04:52.460 And I'm not sure if he was the actual sort of
01:04:55.200 Like Lord
01:04:57.320 What did they call it?
01:04:58.080 Like a Lord Commander of Ireland
01:05:00.860 But he was in Ireland
01:05:01.640 He actually wasn't in France
01:05:02.740 During the 1415 campaign
01:05:04.740 A little bit of a fedora tip there
01:05:07.100 Churchill got his
01:05:07.820 Say it again, Churchill
01:05:10.140 Shakespeare got his history ever so slightly wrong on that one
01:05:12.940 Okay
01:05:15.100 Alright, what else have we got?
01:05:17.300 Let me do this with my mic so I can see
01:05:18.760 Jeffrey Farnall
01:05:23.380 It seems that Farage has been pushed back out
01:05:26.240 By the deep state
01:05:28.000 Who had reluctantly accepted him as the next PM
01:05:32.460 Will this make him more based or more desperate to be accepted
01:05:35.500 In any case, vote low
01:05:37.100 Interesting point
01:05:38.800 Interesting point
01:05:40.400 Yeah, some of the establishment seem to have accepted him
01:05:47.220 Even sort of pushing him in some way
01:05:49.380 It's funny isn't it
01:05:51.080 The tension between
01:05:51.680 For example the Mirror
01:05:52.780 A fair amount of the tabloids
01:05:53.980 Seem to despise Farage
01:05:56.060 With a passion
01:05:57.260 Anything and everything they can do
01:05:59.220 Then other parts of the
01:06:03.220 Legacy mainstream media
01:06:04.760 And the actual deep state
01:06:05.780 In West Whitehall
01:06:06.740 Seem to be for him
01:06:08.580 On some level
01:06:09.400 Or at least accepted him
01:06:10.860 Through gritty teeth
01:06:11.680 There's a tension isn't there
01:06:13.720 It's not straightforward
01:06:14.700 Either way vote low
01:06:16.200 Aim high vote low
01:06:17.020 millions must go okay matthew c reading two books on the crusades brought from old speak old speak
01:06:23.240 bookshop you follow them support them if you can a period in history i knew little about will be
01:06:29.780 indulging in the content you shield earlier oh good on the crusades well i've got content on the
01:06:35.200 first second third and fourth crusade they're the main ones really there's many many more but the
01:06:39.380 main ones are the first four each one's completely different got its own personality first one
01:06:46.240 Probably the greatest one
01:06:47.380 Maybe
01:06:48.040 You could argue
01:06:49.200 Second one
01:06:51.620 Bigger
01:06:52.360 But didn't actually
01:06:52.980 Wasn't as successful
01:06:54.340 As the first one
01:06:55.060 The third one is
01:06:56.200 Richard the Lionheart 0.74
01:06:57.260 And Saladin 0.98
01:06:57.820 And the fourth one
01:06:59.220 As we mentioned there
01:07:00.060 Supposed to save Constantinople 0.98
01:07:03.140 Supposed to go to Jerusalem 0.95
01:07:04.600 And save the Holy Sepulchre 1.00
01:07:07.320 From the Muslim hordes 1.00
01:07:08.740 But they only got as far as 0.99
01:07:10.500 Constantinople nominee
01:07:11.720 Or was 0.94
01:07:12.800 A Christian city
01:07:13.740 Which they then sacked 0.65
01:07:14.700 So the doge can get a load of money
01:07:18.700 The doge of Venice
01:07:20.820 Okay
01:07:21.300 A couple more here
01:07:23.720 Global Church History again says
01:07:24.960 Carthage was rebuilt in the 40s BC
01:07:27.600 And became much bigger than ever before
01:07:29.980 With hundreds of thousands of people living in it
01:07:32.220 Ethnic Carthaginians 1.00
01:07:33.740 Like Septimius Cerberus 1.00
01:07:36.720 Boosted the city
01:07:37.980 Yeah that's right
01:07:39.740 It never fully went away
01:07:41.940 Right did it
01:07:42.520 Never fully
01:07:44.700 You're quite right.
01:07:46.340 It's funny when people try and argue that Septimius Severus, a Roman emperor,
01:07:51.440 went on to be Roman emperor, that he was black because he was African. 0.99
01:07:57.460 He must be a sub-Saharan black man. 0.96
01:08:01.000 No, no.
01:08:03.400 His family was of mainland European extraction,
01:08:06.480 and they had lived in North Africa for a bit. 1.00
01:08:09.940 Egypt is in Africa 0.75
01:08:15.040 so the Egyptians must have been black 1.00
01:08:17.140 Cleopatra must have been black 1.00
01:08:18.780 because Egypt is in Africa 1.00
01:08:19.980 retarded 0.99
01:08:23.560 ok GWFF says 0.76
01:08:26.220 morning Bromley by Bo
01:08:29.400 FYI
01:08:32.880 I'm still
01:08:33.840 I'm still seeing Epoch 223
01:08:36.500 Magellan part 4
01:08:37.900 as a double upload of the
01:08:39.720 sir walter riley episode 233 i had a word with people about that it's still the case thanks for
01:08:45.260 letting me know let me know i've just i have another word with them thanks for letting me
01:08:51.280 know that everything needs to be in its proper place would be really sweet if this could be
01:08:58.300 fixed yeah thank you for your courage oh cheers thank you thank you yeah i'll get that sorted out
01:09:05.260 today i was told it had been annoying okay but really thanks for letting me know okay and the
01:09:11.620 last rumble rant human 17 says feras will be on geopolitics badlands media with ghosts of based
01:09:21.760 pay rick pay rick henry next thursday i don't know any of those things i don't know any of those
01:09:28.260 things badlands media ghost of based pay rick henry don't know any of it okay check it out
01:09:34.120 will be a great conversation okay okay i'll check it out all right harry can you bring up um
01:09:41.240 the youtube ones for me there you go great okay we've got about 20 or so quickly whip through
01:09:48.920 them it's already 10 past 9 user 4491 says nuremberg trials for starmer and his traitorous
01:09:55.080 ilk yeah there should be there should be some repercussions for the crimes of the government
01:10:01.400 since 1997 at least
01:10:03.460 yeah they should be
01:10:05.080 absolutely
01:10:05.580 repercussions for the likes of Blair and Boris
01:10:09.180 all the Prime Ministers
01:10:11.000 and their Home Secretaries at the very very least
01:10:12.920 a lot of permanent Secretaries in Whitehall
01:10:15.320 the unprecedented crimes they've committed
01:10:20.480 against these islands and the people
01:10:22.780 the indigenous native people of these islands
01:10:25.720 404 Magnum Norse says
01:10:28.620 every country outside of US is communist
01:10:30.900 If the US falls
01:10:32.360 Then we have the privilege to live under 0.67
01:10:34.740 Global communist rule
01:10:36.220 Sound good?
01:10:39.120 Not every country, what about that? 1.00
01:10:40.520 Bukele 0.97
01:10:40.940 There's a few countries that aren't
01:10:47.660 A gigantic amount though
01:10:52.360 David Betts 1180 says
01:10:55.060 I'm back home
01:10:56.560 In Ancyon now
01:10:58.360 At Ascyon
01:11:00.680 i don't know how to pronounce that sorry you're back home in a place i can't pronounce now
01:11:04.960 argentina is right over the river loads of argentine cars here with that slogan on bumper
01:11:11.680 stickers they can't let go all right yeah weird thing argentina a bit of a chip on their shoulder
01:11:20.700 about it okay uh 44 magnum north again says according to marxists quote red lines are a good thing
01:11:30.680 oh just real quick to say a rumble round just came in human correcting his own typo it wasn't
01:11:38.100 ghost of ghosts ghost of based payrick henry which is what he wrote he said ghost of based
01:11:44.640 patrick henry that would make much more sense patrick henry one of the american civil war
01:11:49.560 revolutionary war firebrands give me liberty or give me death that's patrick henry
01:11:54.200 okay they're called ghost of based patrick henry makes much more sense okay thanks for
01:11:59.560 correcting that all right back to the YouTube ones 44 Magnum North says according to Marxist
01:12:05.520 bread lines are a good thing are you ready to wait in line for bread rather than travel to Mars
01:12:11.520 yeah I know all about that are you asking me or just in general
01:12:15.760 yeah Marxism is fundamentally terrible fundamentally doesn't work I said it before
01:12:24.480 when Marx and Engels were writing in the mid-19th century it was already out of date
01:12:29.000 It already didn't really make proper sense
01:12:31.180 And they were talking about European
01:12:33.060 Western, Central and Western European
01:12:35.020 Industrialised nations like Germany and France and UK
01:12:37.660 Britain
01:12:39.200 Yeah, Marxism is profoundly wrong-headed
01:12:42.740 And doesn't work
01:12:43.600 Leads to starvation, yeah
01:12:46.700 I've said it a great number of times
01:12:48.540 On the show
01:12:49.460 Okay, the next one says
01:12:50.460 Also from, on the next two
01:12:52.840 Are also 44 Magnum Norse
01:12:54.600 You put, last supper 0.98
01:12:56.420 if the germans lost uh lost both world wars why do they dictate the global takeover just saying
01:13:03.520 the long complicated thing about the population and industry of germany
01:13:13.280 but yeah i mean on the first blush it's a it's an odd thing isn't it but okay
01:13:17.780 44 german also again says see germans run the eu correct wtf again it's a long i'd have to go
01:13:24.580 into long hours and hours talking about really everything going back to sort of at least 1955
01:13:32.120 and the first kernels of the European Union between France and Germany.
01:13:38.500 It's always likely to have been the case that France and Germany, even just West Germany,
01:13:43.560 France and West Germany would dominate Europe because of geography and population and things.
01:13:49.060 But again, the real answer is proper in-depth answer is much longer.
01:13:53.580 i haven't got time for it here inquisitor vex says mod me i mod for carl's acad channel too
01:14:00.620 we will then i can't stand at the chat two or three times today
01:14:05.100 what yeah okay we'll get in touch with you inquisitor vex if you can be trusted which
01:14:16.440 sounds like you absolutely can be yes please that'd be nice with the weirdos and the freaks
01:14:22.140 and the spammers and the leftists chat's been very good on this show until quite recently very
01:14:27.720 recently okay inquisitive x thank you some random that's just their name some random says have you
01:14:38.920 see have you seen the chinese t800 robots by engine ai no i've seen that every now and again
01:14:45.760 it comes up in your feed doesn't it like the new ai robot dancing around or doing something
01:14:49.420 I'm not sure I'm not I don't know exactly what that is the T-800 robots like like the
01:14:55.980 the Terminator the first Arnie Terminator that's a T-800 isn't it T-800 unit is that right
01:15:01.880 I'll check it out I find that sort of thing interesting okay J.A. Scott 93 says I'm a leftist
01:15:09.960 but I enjoy watching the Lotus Eaters podcast from time to time I love hearing different opinions on
01:15:13.980 things please don't hurt me oh that's okay you're welcome of course you are yeah there's no need to
01:15:19.960 be a leftist though insert your feelings you know it to be true there's nothing good about it
01:15:27.760 particularly economically economically doesn't work it has never worked but welcome aboard
01:15:34.320 okay nimrod5ds110 says hey bo thanks for the show unfortunately i'm still having an issue with
01:15:43.660 my le sub and have not been contacted is there another way i can reach out um i don't know i
01:15:50.780 will give your your act to the guys in the office now so again i was i believe i was told they would
01:15:59.460 look into it but i'll do that again for you that's the best i can do send send in an email and put
01:16:04.540 bo said they should see it they will see it you're trying to sub to us and it's not letting you or
01:16:12.200 something. Yeah, we'll definitely need to sort that out. I'll get on that. I'll get
01:16:16.300 on that. Okay. Kiefer Brown, 1337, says, ODT 1762, Eamon Holmes assassinates Czar Peter
01:16:25.920 III. I don't know what you mean. Eamon Holmes assassinates Czar Peter III. I don't know
01:16:34.900 what you mean i didn't accidentally accuse eamon holmes of something he hasn't done again
01:16:45.140 did i if anyone remembers that i guess probably the worst blooper i'm pretty sure
01:16:51.480 that's the worst blooper on the beau show so far
01:16:55.440 i was trying to talk about hugh edwards but just kept saying eamon holmes
01:17:01.940 Eamon Holmes has done nothing wrong
01:17:04.540 In fact he has had some health issues
01:17:06.520 Get better, get well soon please
01:17:08.340 Eamon, hashtag pray for Eamon
01:17:10.460 I don't know what you mean there
01:17:12.920 Eamon Holmes assassinated Czar Peter III
01:17:14.700 I don't know what you mean exactly
01:17:15.640 It's funny though, oh hell just funny
01:17:17.860 Innately
01:17:18.780 Max Q1, for all those countries
01:17:22.420 Asking for reparations
01:17:24.740 The response should be for 1.00
01:17:26.680 Royalists, for all British 0.99
01:17:28.640 Inventions to using that country
01:17:30.840 backdated to the date of first invention yeah that would that would learn them wouldn't it
01:17:36.360 that would teach them real good yeah reparations we don't owe you anything we don't owe you anything
01:17:44.600 anything you owe us reparations for the peoples from your countries that have come here and
01:17:48.520 committed despicable crimes against us we want reparations from you how about that
01:17:53.800 reparations okay mq sss says and it's a quote someone saying this i guess ice cream fund
01:18:02.600 opened on poor harry's behalf now seeking a mod to do the heavy lifting and fetch the treats
01:18:09.740 okay yeah we need to out a mod don't we at least one two or three 0.85
01:18:14.480 and have retards kind of too many retards for too long in the chat okay 0.85
01:18:23.680 User 4491 says
01:18:25.720 Are you team Rome
01:18:28.360 Or team Gauls
01:18:29.420 I'm with our Celtic cousin
01:18:32.960 I did long film content
01:18:36.180 All about Julius Caesar's
01:18:38.020 Campaigning Gaul
01:18:39.140 Julius Caesar wrote an account
01:18:41.420 Of his war in Gaul
01:18:42.900 It survives to this day
01:18:45.100 You can just buy it in Penguin Paperback
01:18:46.340 Remarkable
01:18:46.880 Julius Caesar speaking directly to you
01:18:49.240 Across a vast amount of time
01:18:53.680 I guess Team Rome.
01:18:58.900 I don't know.
01:18:59.920 No, I don't know.
01:19:01.600 I'm an Englishman.
01:19:02.460 I haven't got a dog in the fight.
01:19:07.620 Okay.
01:19:09.460 Aristotle Luton says,
01:19:11.260 Have a good weekend, sir.
01:19:12.400 You too.
01:19:12.880 Hope you have a good weekend too.
01:19:14.180 Thank you very much for the super chat.
01:19:15.880 And the last one here,
01:19:17.060 Kiefer Brown, again,
01:19:17.800 Kiefer Brown 1337 says,
01:19:19.920 Eamon Holmes jokes to continue
01:19:21.420 till morale improves.
01:19:22.900 Oh, just general purpose Eamon Holmes jokes
01:19:24.560 Start deliberately
01:19:25.620 Getting Eamon Holmes wrong
01:19:28.780 Look, on that picture
01:19:31.860 On this day in history
01:19:32.920 There's Winston Churchill, Harry S. Truman
01:19:36.980 And Eamon Holmes sitting there
01:19:38.820 Yeah, just start deliberately doing it
01:19:41.540 For the lols
01:19:42.620 Okay, cool
01:19:43.760 Alright, well that's the show
01:19:45.260 It's now 20 minutes past 9 in the AM
01:19:47.260 On Friday the 17th of July
01:19:48.580 In the year of our Lord, 2026
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01:19:52.340 Hope you enjoy the rest of the day and indeed the weekend
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