The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Friday 22nd May 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning. You alright?

00:00:07.460 I do hope you are. Genuinely hope you are.

00:00:09.720 Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, rocking and raving for the day ahead.

00:00:13.140 Come on. Wakey-wakey, eggs and bakey. Come on. Come on.

00:00:15.580 Get out of bed, sleepyhead.

00:00:17.940 Thank F it's Friday, though, right?

00:00:21.520 TGI Friday. Thank goodness. Thank God.

00:00:24.360 It's Friday.

00:00:28.180 Lovely cup of tea to start the day.

00:00:30.000 so i find a way to start the day i am not joined by my producer little harry this morning he's got

00:00:36.040 a day off he's doing something else it's a comic-con or something nerdy like that i'm joined

00:00:41.440 by a buyer his boss effectively jack how are you this morning jack i'm doing well bo happy to be

00:00:47.200 here yeah there you go we haven't got a poll today i'm afraid for some uh technical reasons so there's

00:00:53.640 no poll today apologies for that i think jack's off monday as well sorry jack will be here monday

00:00:59.480 Harry, little Harry's off on Monday as well.

00:01:01.320 So, but we'll try and get a poll on you for you for Monday, but okay.

00:01:04.740 No poll today.

00:01:05.620 All right.

00:01:07.140 Who are you guys?

00:01:08.300 You know who you are.

00:01:11.000 You're the chosen few, the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers

00:01:16.020 and sisters, basically the best people in the world.

00:01:18.120 If you've tuned in live to watch the stream live, getting involved in the

00:01:21.540 chat, you know, sending in rumble rants and super chats and stuff, the best

00:01:28.580 people on earth

00:01:29.360 it's pretty simple

00:01:30.340 it's as simple as that

00:01:31.800 thank you

00:01:34.540 thank you

00:01:35.080 without you guys

00:01:35.600 it isn't a thing

00:01:36.220 I saw Lammy is my Kang

00:01:39.420 said

00:01:39.860 is the stream

00:01:41.060 7 minutes late

00:01:41.740 no your clock

00:01:42.360 7 minutes late

00:01:42.860 we're perfectly on time

00:01:43.820 alright

00:01:46.900 it's just ticked

00:01:47.840 1 minute past 8

00:01:48.560 in the AM

00:01:49.240 which is summer time

00:01:50.420 on Friday

00:01:51.320 the 22nd of May

00:01:52.640 in the year of our law

00:01:53.200 2026

00:01:53.880 I believe yesterday

00:01:55.000 on Thursday

00:01:55.440 I said it was Wednesday

00:01:56.440 it happens doesn't it when you're live when you do live streams you misspeak get something

00:02:03.940 factually wrong whatever you sneeze sneeze fail to pronounce the word sneeze correctly

00:02:10.580 it's there forever that's it you made the error it's there forever start having a coughing fit

00:02:16.140 or something what can you do all right should stop faffing about though should we just stop

00:02:21.420 all this fannying around and just get on with what the show's supposed to be about which is

00:02:26.140 the corporate legacy 0.68

00:02:26.780 mainstream media

00:02:27.460 and what they're lying

00:02:28.120 to you about

00:02:28.700 by omission every day

00:02:29.800 if nothing else

00:02:31.300 a cabal

00:02:32.340 and they are a cabal 0.96

00:02:33.180 of evil editors 0.67

00:02:34.420 they're trying to tell you

00:02:36.580 is or isn't important

00:02:37.540 on any given day

00:02:38.480 alright what have we got

00:02:40.080 we've got

00:02:41.440 net migration

00:02:42.360 almost halves

00:02:43.240 so still massive

00:02:44.280 so still suicidally massive

00:02:47.500 alright

00:02:49.600 we'll get into all of that

00:02:51.820 the numbers

00:02:53.300 the various numbers

00:02:54.060 on all of that

00:02:56.140 and paint town claret again that's to do with i mentioned yesterday i won't spend much time on

00:03:00.740 it today or hardly any but that's to do how aston villa a birmingham football club won the second

00:03:06.520 most important european football trophy their colors are claret

00:03:11.500 they had a party through the streets of birmingham painting the town claret you get it

00:03:18.540 i've always resented uh what like burnley and villa for having claret because i'm a west ham fan

00:03:27.600 the hammers west ham famously wear claret and blue we're the main claret club

00:03:35.640 i think villa's older than west ham anyway actually not sure about that they're both

00:03:41.980 sort of late 19th century i believe anyway all right it's american football franchises to shame

00:03:47.860 well over 100 years 120 130 year old 140 year old clubs okay all right what have we got the

00:03:57.800 financial times spacex open ai anthropic and anthropic uh ipos to trigger wall street trading

00:04:05.620 frenzy to some big big big companies you're going to be able to buy and sell stock in them

00:04:11.780 ipos

00:04:15.480 offering initial public offering so you want to buy you want to buy and sell shares in spacex for

00:04:23.580 example you should be able to do that uh my advice is unless the initial price is really really

00:04:34.120 really attractive which it usually isn't sometimes it is but usually isn't just wait for it to settle

00:04:39.680 down if you want to get in the market for something like ai open ai or spacex that's my

00:04:45.060 advice but it's not always the case quite often it may not be the case with spacex or open ai or

00:04:57.240 even anthropic quite often you buy shares straight away on the first day if you can 0.95

00:05:01.860 and uh and the ass falls out of the price

00:05:06.100 probably won't happen with these companies but it might it often does so you have to just wait 0.90

00:05:13.720 ages you have to wait years until the price returns to what it was when you first bought it

00:05:18.180 but anyway these would be like these would be uh great stocks like almost immediately sort of

00:05:24.860 blue chip stocks right you'd want to you'd want to diamond hands them anyway you'd want to buy

00:05:29.800 them and basically never think of selling them for years and years and years.

00:05:32.780 You just want to sit on it for decades.

00:05:37.000 Probably.

00:05:37.440 Probably.

00:05:39.360 All right.

00:05:40.280 NASDAQ loosens rules.

00:05:41.880 Passive investors set to dump rival stocks.

00:05:44.700 Trillionaire prospect for Musk.

00:05:46.640 Yeah, Elon Musk.

00:05:48.220 Might become the world's first trillionaire on paper anyway.

00:05:52.100 Not liquid cash.

00:05:53.880 Cash.

00:05:56.300 You know what?

00:05:56.720 if i was if i was elon or if i was like a multi multi multi multi billionaire

00:06:03.120 i would consider on paper it's what you're worth it's what your assets were worth should you sell

00:06:09.560 them all if i was like a multi-billionaire on paper like that i would be considering quite a

00:06:18.140 lot of the time mulling over the idea of selling it all and having all of that as liquid cash

00:06:22.960 because of course your assets may go up loads and you've basically after you've sold them

00:06:30.840 you've basically lost out on all that money but is there any real uh is there anything better

00:06:38.820 than actually having locked in the cash you know what i mean it's all very well to be worth

00:06:46.640 200 billion but the stock falls and suddenly like literally overnight you're worth 40

00:06:52.780 billion now, if I was Musk and I'd become a trillionaire, it would be super cool, wouldn't

00:07:04.200 it, wouldn't it be Bond villain levels of cool to sell everything and actually, actually

00:07:10.760 be a trillionaire, actually, literally, in real terms, in real life, have liquid assets

00:07:17.440 worth a trillion dollars.

00:07:22.780 i i think i think that's cool

00:07:26.780 these people probably don't probably don't think like that

00:07:31.240 well it's probably why i'm not a billionaire because i think like that

00:07:34.120 but that's just me all right it would be cool to have a a share or two in spacex wouldn't it

00:07:43.220 i had a bit more money to play with who knows what the the actual ipo would be what the

00:07:48.360 how much it will cost per share because sometimes companies like it won't be this but i'm just

00:07:55.300 saying it as an example like berkshire hathaway or something like one share is like 14 000 or

00:08:00.860 something sometimes like one share is like you know 20p but you know spacex would be quite a lot

00:08:08.360 it'd be cool just just say you've got it i bought one share in spacex all right right net migration

00:08:17.460 almost halves to lowest since 2021, so not that long ago,

00:08:21.600 as work visa changes kick in.

00:08:23.540 Should we talk about that a bit more?

00:08:24.300 I think the next headline talks about it in a bit more detail.

00:08:27.060 Should we just go to that?

00:08:27.880 All right, the Metro.

00:08:29.180 Sustain cam, Jack.

00:08:31.640 Oh, the Metro.

00:08:35.860 So there's a story today a bit about how it's supposed to be.

00:08:40.980 A lot of the paper is trying to make out that it's good or positive in some way.

00:08:46.720 I suppose, okay, it is good that net migration has come down significantly.

00:08:53.040 Don't try and tell me everything's okay now, which is sort of the argument

00:09:01.040 or sort of the suggested take by a lot of these things.

00:09:05.660 It's like you can stop being a bigot Nazi now, can't you,

00:09:08.560 because it's come down loads.

00:09:09.920 No, it's still a net positive to the tune of a couple of hundred thousand

00:09:13.160 or 170,000, and we still need massive net re-migration.

00:09:19.640 Massive.

00:09:20.480 We want our country back.

00:09:22.480 We want our country back. 0.99

00:09:24.100 Even if net migration was at zero, I'd still be 100% talking about massive re-migration. 0.99

00:09:31.120 Millions are still here.

00:09:32.100 Millions. 1.00

00:09:32.520 13-odd million foreign people are here that need to really go back to their countries 1.00

00:09:38.920 of origin.

00:09:41.100 13 million.

00:09:43.160 that's an insane number that's an insane number right migration it's tip for stat

00:09:53.820 mahmood hails a massive fall from 944 000 to 171 000 so first of all that 944 000

00:10:04.540 is completely insane completely insane that was in like 2023 or the year 2023 2022 to

00:10:13.140 23, something like that.

00:10:15.820 Basically, you know, a million odd.

00:10:18.360 And that's just net, right?

00:10:20.120 That number has already had everyone that has left taken off of it.

00:10:23.880 So the actual number that came in was more like 1.5 million or something.

00:10:28.860 That's an insane number.

00:10:30.460 For a country as small and as densely populated as Britain,

00:10:34.180 that's a devastating number.

00:10:37.540 Devastating.

00:10:39.560 For it to be reduced to 171,000.

00:10:42.060 Again, net.

00:10:42.740 that's net

00:10:43.600 so the actual

00:10:44.920 number of people

00:10:45.460 coming in is much

00:10:46.160 much higher than that

00:10:46.980 they've taken off

00:10:48.480 the ones that left

00:10:49.220 to make it sound

00:10:49.880 not quite as bad

00:10:50.720 the actual number

00:10:51.680 is bigger than that

00:10:52.760 but Starmer's

00:10:57.060 exodus

00:10:57.600 quote

00:10:58.160 Starmer's exodus

00:10:58.980 quote

00:10:59.300 fear

00:11:00.040 as 75,000 young

00:11:01.400 and 136,000

00:11:02.840 leavers

00:11:03.440 so some of the

00:11:04.840 data was also

00:11:05.480 that

00:11:05.780 not only is

00:11:07.020 not only are we

00:11:07.980 being flooded by

00:11:08.660 hundreds of thousands

00:11:09.620 net

00:11:10.080 of foreign people

00:11:11.880 a big chunk of which 0.94

00:11:13.660 are just simply

00:11:14.460 asylum seekers 0.93

00:11:15.220 we'll talk about

00:11:16.300 we'll talk about

00:11:16.800 the actual numbers

00:11:17.460 in a moment

00:11:17.940 they're all there

00:11:18.740 and there

00:11:19.100 right

00:11:19.720 but a load of 1.00

00:11:21.380 Britons

00:11:21.720 British nationals

00:11:22.740 are leaving as well 1.00

00:11:24.240 demographics are destiny 0.99

00:11:30.340 this is disastrous

00:11:32.560 absolutely disastrous

00:11:33.760 unless it can be

00:11:35.040 reversed by

00:11:35.600 re-migration 0.96

00:11:36.240 millions must go 1.00

00:11:38.980 aim higher

00:11:40.820 aim high vote low. Rupert Lowe said and it's on the literature on the pamphlets if millions must

00:11:47.180 go then millions must go and they must. But British nationals at 136,000 leavers a lot of

00:11:57.780 those are richer people a lot of those entrepreneurs and small business owners because they're just

00:12:04.080 like well I can't I can't really run my business in Britain anymore because of this socialist 1.00

00:12:09.640 insanity of our tax system they're trying to destroy the owning class and kulaks 1.00

00:12:17.240 they're trying to destroy so i'm just going to have to go live somewhere else 1.00

00:12:22.480 try and run my business somewhere else

00:12:24.880 where the government isn't completely socialist

00:12:28.760 someone in the chat saying poll please there isn't a poll today sorry

00:12:34.720 Including 75,000 young people 0.99

00:12:38.400 Disastrous 0.98

00:12:39.080 Disastrous

00:12:40.000 For our demographic

00:12:41.080 Disastrous 0.85

00:12:43.300 In both Britain

00:12:45.540 Or in any Britain

00:12:47.860 Where there was a government

00:12:48.600 That was

00:12:49.120 Nativist 0.94

00:12:50.720 Patriotic 1.00

00:12:51.900 Not only would I want 1.00

00:12:53.680 Or encourage

00:12:55.040 Massive 1.00

00:12:57.500 Remigration 0.77

00:12:58.940 Of foreign people 1.00

00:12:59.800 I would encourage 0.99

00:13:02.040 The sort of 1.00

00:13:04.720 Brits who had left to come back 1.00

00:13:07.900 Try and encourage them to come back 0.57

00:13:10.960 In various ways

00:13:14.200 Okay

00:13:17.200 Migrants now one in five of UK's population 1.00

00:13:21.680 It's not acceptable, that's madness 1.00

00:13:24.840 13.1 million born abroad 1.00

00:13:28.960 One in five

00:13:34.720 that can't be allowed to stand.

00:13:37.820 It can't be.

00:13:40.520 In a few years, decade or two, three, maybe, maybe less,

00:13:46.620 that means we become a minority in our own ancestral homeland.

00:13:52.440 What's wrong with that, Beau?

00:13:53.660 What's the problem? 0.98

00:13:54.660 Do you just hate brown people? 0.97

00:13:56.020 No, because we will be a hated and marginalised minority. 0.99

00:14:00.040 You get that, right?

00:14:02.080 You get that, right?

00:14:03.560 You understand that?

00:14:04.720 and not just a minority.

00:14:08.500 What's wrong with that in and of itself?

00:14:10.120 They would be hated and marginalised, ostracised.

00:14:15.640 Look at the examples from history.

00:14:18.060 Look what happened to white people in Rhodesia,

00:14:22.260 in South Africa. 0.99

00:14:24.500 Look at the Christian populations in Lebanon,

00:14:28.760 in the old Yugoslavia.

00:14:31.740 Look what happened to them. 0.70

00:14:32.600 suddenly when the white people become a minority somewhere 0.56

00:14:37.540 suddenly all talk of equality and fairness goes out the window

00:14:41.040 we're not talking about that anymore

00:14:42.960 they're talking about your continued destruction at that point

00:14:49.820 you think I'm being alarmist

00:14:52.480 you think that's crazy right wing fantasy

00:14:54.740 I'm afraid not

00:14:57.800 it's a terrible terrible reality

00:14:59.720 They hate us

00:15:02.280 You know they hate us 1.00

00:15:03.220 Just Islam alone 0.99

00:15:07.060 Just Islam alone 1.00

00:15:08.280 It's a proselytizing creed 1.00

00:15:10.740 It demands you

00:15:12.740 Everyone

00:15:13.780 Submit to it

00:15:19.700 13.1 million foreign people 0.95

00:15:22.400 Born abroad

00:15:23.780 Fully foreign 0.99

00:15:24.780 Born abroad people live here

00:15:26.240 One in five 0.99

00:15:27.400 That's got to be reversed

00:15:29.420 that has to be reversed

00:15:31.260 luckily

00:15:34.580 Restore Britain

00:15:38.420 it's one of their key policies

00:15:40.300 it's on all their literature

00:15:43.200 it's in their 114 page

00:15:47.060 remigration policy document

00:15:50.440 that legal remigration

00:15:56.160 or rather

00:15:57.240 legal migration

00:15:58.720 will be reversed

00:16:00.600 it's right there in black and white

00:16:02.480 it's all there in black and white

00:16:04.500 signed off by Rupert Lowe himself

00:16:06.540 that we were never asked

00:16:10.320 never voted for legal migration

00:16:12.780 to flood us with something in the order of

00:16:16.520 13 million foreign people

00:16:18.160 one in five

00:16:18.860 we were never asked about that

00:16:21.160 not formally

00:16:23.280 not properly

00:16:24.480 not in a manifesto

00:16:26.160 that any party

00:16:28.440 since like the 60s or ever, said, we're going to do that.

00:16:36.880 Don't worry too much about illegal migration, the small boats.

00:16:41.500 That's a drop in the ocean.

00:16:43.000 Of course, that needs to be stopped, obviously.

00:16:46.400 Anyone in their right mind would be in favour of that.

00:16:52.500 All this talk of more safe and legal routes.

00:16:54.880 No, no, no, no, no.

00:16:55.720 I don't want more safe and legal routes.

00:16:58.440 No, I don't want more legal routes.

00:17:01.040 No, no legal migration has been used as a tool to try and destroy our society

00:17:09.880 and our people ultimately. 0.99

00:17:13.860 Legal migration needs to be reversed because now one in five people here

00:17:21.680 have been born abroad.

00:17:23.100 or you're just a bigot you just hate foreign people

00:17:28.720 our enemies would say

00:17:31.460 again I just point to what happens in history

00:17:36.240 when that happens

00:17:37.900 I think someone like Shabana Mahmood would be 1.00

00:17:41.240 would act the way she does and say the way she does 0.82

00:17:44.840 if and when foreign people Muslims are the majority in this country 0.71

00:17:49.860 Or would people like her, would their tune change 0.99

00:17:55.880 Once they realised they had the whip hand

00:18:01.580 Truly had the whip hand

00:18:02.980 I think you know the answer

00:18:10.400 Search your feelings

00:18:11.540 You know it to be true 1.00

00:18:14.260 If we allow ourselves to become the minority 0.73

00:18:16.600 That's a slippery slope to something 0.99

00:18:21.040 Truly, truly disastrous 1.00

00:18:22.980 Again, just look at Yugoslavia 1.00

00:18:24.300 Just look at the example of the former Yugoslavia 1.00

00:18:27.240 How that descended into a sectarian nightmare

00:18:31.620 Almost endless sectarian war

00:18:36.900 Along racial, religious, ethnic, tribal lines

00:18:43.340 Look at Lebanon

00:18:49.880 There's lots and lots of examples of this sort of thing from history

00:18:56.200 And you'll believe Greens or Lib Dems or Labour say

00:19:00.640 No, the Running Me Trust

00:19:02.840 No, it needs to be as multicultural and multi-ethnic country as possible

00:19:07.560 And anything short of that is insane bigotry

00:19:11.040 If you don't have a proactive out-group policy, out-group preference, then you're wrong-headed and you're evil. 0.94

00:19:19.100 If you have an in-group preference, you're wrong-headed and evil.

00:19:23.860 No.

00:19:24.860 No, I'm afraid not.

00:19:27.000 No.

00:19:27.900 That's mad.

00:19:30.580 That's insanity.

00:19:32.920 You just have to accept you don't have a country anymore.

00:19:35.620 You just have to accept there's no such thing as a racial or ethnic element to being British, English, Scottish, Welsh, Irish.

00:19:45.320 You just have to accept that.

00:19:46.600 No, no, I don't think so.

00:19:51.060 Because that would lead to our destruction. 0.96

00:19:57.380 More safe and legal routes, though, you psychos. 1.00

00:20:01.460 You psychos.

00:20:02.120 You think we don't understand that means our destruction in the end? 0.58

00:20:05.620 Just more safe and legal routes.

00:20:08.060 Oh, net migration is merely a positive 170,000.

00:20:14.220 Oh, it's down 80-odd percent.

00:20:17.180 Stop worrying about it, bigot.

00:20:19.120 No, no, no, no.

00:20:21.080 We're still absolutely staring down the barrel of a monstrous future,

00:20:27.700 a terrible, terrible future for our children and grandchildren,

00:20:30.740 within this generation, actually, probably.

00:20:32.260 if we don't go through the process,

00:20:37.200 which itself won't be pretty, of re-migration.

00:20:41.300 One in five people in this country, born abroad, 13 million. 1.00

00:20:50.020 A crime of unprecedented severity that that's been allowed to happen.

00:20:54.800 that our political elites

00:20:58.180 have done that to us

00:20:59.000 largely since the late 1990s

00:21:02.300 accelerated more and more and more

00:21:05.020 in the previous years

00:21:06.020 or like 2022, 2023

00:21:09.020 nearly a million

00:21:10.180 or gross, well over a million

00:21:13.280 one and a half million

00:21:15.220 in that one year

00:21:15.940 all the politicians that were involved in that

00:21:21.420 should be put on trial

00:21:24.120 for crimes against the people. 0.99

00:21:27.220 Don't tell me Suella Breverman 1.00

00:21:28.560 just didn't try hard enough.

00:21:32.480 Don't tell me that.

00:21:33.600 People like James Cleverley,

00:21:36.220 Preeti Patel,

00:21:37.900 these Home Secretaries.

00:21:42.580 They've done something monstrous. 0.95

00:21:48.340 Absolutely monstrous.

00:21:49.500 boris johnson should be held to account for those crimes the crimes

00:21:57.740 of making one in five people in the uk foreign born

00:22:03.900 terrible terrible thing

00:22:09.600 all right let's move on there was some more statistics but you can look them up and read

00:22:16.560 for yourself

00:22:17.140 okay

00:22:19.660 the Guardian 0.78

00:22:20.280 gross 0.96

00:22:22.660 gross

00:22:24.760 alright

00:22:26.520 the Guardian

00:22:26.880 actually

00:22:27.260 do a story

00:22:29.180 here

00:22:29.520 where Sadiq

00:22:31.880 Khan did

00:22:32.340 something I

00:22:32.900 agree with

00:22:33.400 something I

00:22:35.620 like

00:22:35.880 something I

00:22:36.360 would have

00:22:36.560 done probably

00:22:37.080 imagine that

00:22:38.200 imagine that

00:22:39.340 turn up for

00:22:39.760 the books

00:22:40.140 the Guardian

00:22:42.880 oh look

00:22:43.360 Derek Jacoby

00:22:43.980 he said he

00:22:45.800 would like to

00:22:46.240 being a movie star

00:22:46.940 you was in movies

00:22:47.860 Derek

00:22:48.280 you was in a few movies

00:22:49.820 don't beat yourself up

00:22:50.840 alright

00:22:51.640 London Mayor

00:22:53.700 blocks

00:22:54.220 Met

00:22:54.980 blocks

00:22:56.420 Met's AI deal

00:22:57.700 with controversial

00:22:58.420 tech firm

00:22:59.000 good

00:23:00.440 I've made it quite clear

00:23:01.660 I'm not particularly

00:23:02.580 in favour of

00:23:03.580 of AI

00:23:04.040 in general

00:23:05.240 although it may help

00:23:07.320 in some limited ways

00:23:08.460 it may

00:23:08.880 advance

00:23:09.640 progress

00:23:10.040 human

00:23:10.580 the human project

00:23:13.180 human civilisation

00:23:14.080 a fair bit

00:23:16.240 like in medical research,

00:23:18.000 might be able to sort of design new things that the human mind's like barely

00:23:21.380 capable of.

00:23:22.640 In some ways,

00:23:23.720 AI could well be,

00:23:25.300 AI isn't simply the large language models like Grok,

00:23:29.420 where you ask it a question and it gives you,

00:23:31.440 it quickly scours the internet and gives you an answer.

00:23:34.760 AI can be,

00:23:35.600 and there's a lot more than that.

00:23:36.580 It can do all sorts of things,

00:23:37.440 potentially anyway,

00:23:38.080 right?

00:23:39.500 To be really,

00:23:40.900 really real,

00:23:42.900 AI could help humanity in a few different ways,

00:23:45.800 But still, largely, mostly

00:23:48.700 I'm very, very suspicious of it

00:23:51.500 Very suspicious of it

00:23:53.040 For example, what if it's put into the hands of people

00:23:55.740 That have got nefarious goals in mind

00:24:00.700 They want to just dominate you and the world

00:24:04.700 Something like Peter Thiel

00:24:10.100 and that Palantir, Palantir, Palantir, that's it, Palantir.

00:24:22.020 Peter Till's thing, isn't it? Palantir.

00:24:25.860 They already work with the Israeli military

00:24:31.400 and the US ICE enforcement

00:24:36.180 and they already work with the UK Home Office and NHS

00:24:40.420 and the British Ministry of Defence

00:24:43.000 using AI and AI models to do whatever.

00:24:48.920 I don't know exactly.

00:24:51.700 Ultimately, to dominate us.

00:24:53.380 I mean, pretty obviously, I feel like.

00:24:56.540 The Met Police, the London Police wanted to use it.

00:25:01.300 Again, to just sort of be more efficient.

00:25:05.060 surveilling us

00:25:07.160 right

00:25:09.480 and apparently

00:25:10.560 when they were

00:25:12.100 sort of putting out

00:25:13.040 the

00:25:13.400 putting out the

00:25:15.980 feelers of different

00:25:16.700 companies and different

00:25:17.480 ways of doing this

00:25:18.520 different possible

00:25:21.860 suppliers and things

00:25:22.980 like that

00:25:23.360 they didn't do

00:25:25.520 anything they just

00:25:26.040 went straight to

00:25:27.040 Palantir

00:25:28.500 and

00:25:35.060 Yeah, they only seriously considered one supplier, Palantir.

00:25:43.320 And Sadiq Khan, even a stopcock's rat twice a day, right?

00:25:51.060 Sadiq Khan was like, oh, no, I'm going to stop that.

00:25:54.400 The Metropolitan Police were trying to spend 50 million pounds on this.

00:25:57.820 And Sadiq Khan said, no, I'm going to stop.

00:25:59.920 I'm going to make you stop that.

00:26:01.220 And the police said, oh, we're really disappointed in that decision.

00:26:03.240 that the decision is disappointing

00:26:05.560 we must be able to innovate

00:26:07.460 faster than hostile states

00:26:09.520 and organised criminals

00:26:10.920 is that what it is?

00:26:13.680 is that what it is?

00:26:15.780 about being able to innovate faster

00:26:17.600 than organised criminals

00:26:18.440 so we have to spend £50 million on Palantir

00:26:20.960 really?

00:26:23.240 I don't buy it

00:26:23.820 I don't buy any of that

00:26:24.500 I don't believe it

00:26:25.360 how about doing some actual police work?

00:26:33.240 The Met Police have to have AI in order to do police work anymore

00:26:38.300 No

00:26:38.600 What are you talking about

00:26:40.900 What are you talking about 1.00

00:26:43.480 I don't trust Peter Thiel and that Palantir stuff at all

00:26:48.240 I barely trust AI at all 0.96

00:26:51.000 I'd John Connor the whole thing into oblivion if it's up to me

00:26:53.980 Seems very very

00:27:04.120 Suspicious.

00:27:04.840 Seems very, very easy.

00:27:06.080 Almost designed to be subverted, to be used against the majority of people.

00:27:13.180 I think AI will rob us of various elements of our humanity in various ways.

00:27:22.800 Call me a Luddite.

00:27:23.480 I don't care.

00:27:23.940 Call me old-fashioned.

00:27:24.620 Good.

00:27:24.920 I am then.

00:27:25.380 Yeah. 1.00

00:27:33.240 all right single sex toilets must exclude it must exclude transgender people yeah obviously 0.99

00:27:44.560 any argument to the opposite of that is just you don't really care if women are safe or not right 0.92

00:27:50.640 or some transvestite some dude who just dresses as a woman should be allowed into female toilets

00:27:57.080 no that's crazy why would you argue in favor of that oh it's only a small number of them don't 0.99

00:28:02.720 care don't care about that don't give me that argument if one woman gets sexually assaulted 0.99

00:28:08.940 or raped by some transgender dude who went in who's allowed in their toilets that's one too 0.99

00:28:13.600 many isn't it transfer we've had we've had all this haven't we we've had it all went to the 0.99

00:28:23.720 supreme court single sex toilets and changing rooms in england scotland and wales must exclude

00:28:32.520 transgender men

00:28:33.540 and women

00:28:34.160 very 1.00

00:28:35.940 that really is rarely

00:28:37.040 the other way around

00:28:37.640 isn't it 1.00

00:28:38.000 a woman who just likes 1.00

00:28:39.320 to dress up as a boy 1.00

00:28:40.520 insisting she can go 0.98

00:28:42.720 in a male toilet 1.00

00:28:43.680 that really is rare

00:28:45.740 okay 1.00

00:28:48.100 and women 0.99

00:28:48.820 according to a new 0.99

00:28:51.800 code of practice

00:28:52.940 from the

00:28:54.120 equalities watchdog

00:28:55.140 took them quite a while

00:28:56.340 to come out with that

00:28:56.880 didn't it because

00:28:57.340 the supreme court

00:28:58.660 made a judgement on that

00:29:00.220 ages ago

00:29:00.760 what a year ago

00:29:01.420 two years ago

00:29:02.420 When was it?

00:29:04.480 Okay.

00:29:05.540 The Equality's watchdog has only come out just now and said, yeah,

00:29:09.860 only women should be allowed, biological women should be allowed 1.00

00:29:12.840 in women's toilets. 1.00

00:29:16.180 It's pure subversion, isn't it, that this debate ever got off the ground, 0.83

00:29:23.600 that it was ever in a true sort of public debate.

00:29:30.740 It's just subversion, isn't it?

00:29:32.320 Just concentrate on this nonsense 1.00

00:29:36.320 While we flood your country with foreign fifth colonists 1.00

00:29:40.460 Barbarians, rapists and murderers 1.00

00:29:42.420 Concentrate on whether transvestites should be allowed in female toilets 1.00

00:29:46.240 It should have been 1.00

00:29:48.880 Or shouldn't it 1.00

00:29:50.580 That the second any trans activist 1.00

00:29:54.360 Or anyone at all 1.00

00:29:55.500 Any weirdo, freak, commie, subversive pervert 1.00

00:29:59.720 the moment they said transgender men should be allowed in female toilets and female changing 1.00

00:30:07.160 rooms they should have just been completely ignored just completely and utterly ignored

00:30:12.520 and stepped over if anything a tiny bit of utter ridicule the idea that was taken seriously

00:30:21.020 even in bad faith it was taken seriously at all you have to talk about it on lbc for years on end

00:30:28.260 Talk about it on BBC

00:30:29.460 Politicians take it seriously and start saying it

00:30:32.460 Andy Burnham's still saying it, right?

00:30:37.420 The fact that he needed years of sort of counter-argument and protest 1.00

00:30:41.420 From actual feminists and stuff

00:30:43.700 It should have been utterly, utterly ignored 1.00

00:30:47.420 That's all it ever deserved

00:30:49.040 Gross, gross isn't it?

00:30:58.260 subversive grace 1.00

00:31:01.560 like have massive transvestites reading books to little kids 1.00

00:31:07.220 why why on earth 1.00

00:31:12.180 just just pure liquid subversion isn't it

00:31:19.620 right the express it's a good paper

00:31:28.260 you can read your express now

00:31:31.320 stop running away from the Brexit question Andy

00:31:35.840 physically running

00:31:37.700 still trying to pretend that he does cardio on a regular basis

00:31:40.580 this man

00:31:42.780 look at his neck and chin 0.94

00:31:44.600 his belly and moobs 0.79

00:31:46.020 he doesn't do cardio on a regular basis 0.55

00:31:49.460 until like a week ago

00:31:50.740 I would suggest

00:31:57.440 that he's a fan of beer and cake and pies actually and a sedentary lifestyle

00:32:04.620 okay Labour hopeful hot foots it away from our man seeking answers on the big by-election issue

00:32:14.240 which is Eddie Burnham haven't you for years or always until again about a week ago haven't you

00:32:20.880 always been really pro-Europe pro-EU anti-Brexit have you been very very very very vocal your

00:32:27.280 entire career on that what would you have but now you're trying to say now you're trying to

00:32:35.920 distance yourself from all of that because you're trying to win a by-election in a brexit area pro

00:32:42.000 reform and restore you believe the accounts uh a brexit area now you're trying to win an election

00:32:48.440 there all right and that is trying to run away from the question from the debate

00:32:57.180 but also physically run away. 0.98

00:33:01.860 No sternum burnham. 0.96

00:33:05.860 Two chins, no neck burnham. 0.97

00:33:09.840 Bumham. 0.93

00:33:11.060 King Andy I, bumham.

00:33:16.260 All right, the Daily Mail, complete subversive globalist slop,

00:33:19.020 trying to pretend it isn't sometimes.

00:33:22.300 Poling fraud row in reign of constituency.

00:33:24.780 This is an interesting one.

00:33:27.180 there's tell of full-blown electoral fraud

00:33:35.540 in Angela, the fridge, Rainer's, Big Bird,

00:33:40.480 Big Bird's constituency at the local elections.

00:33:43.680 Five arrested after claims fake council candidates

00:33:46.560 were on ballot to make sure Labour's man got in.

00:33:50.440 So this is a story.

00:33:52.720 And it's only under investigation, although,

00:33:55.700 as you can see there,

00:33:57.180 Five people have been arrested.

00:33:59.480 It's not just a bit of rumour.

00:34:00.900 Someone's alleged that.

00:34:02.500 Sources say that maybe.

00:34:04.160 No, people have been arrested.

00:34:06.160 People have been arrested.

00:34:07.360 That's what it is.

00:34:08.040 In Angela Rayner's constituency, what is it?

00:34:10.900 I can't remember what it is.

00:34:11.720 Something upon Lyon, isn't it?

00:34:15.500 Anyway.

00:34:18.260 In that area, Tameside, the Tameside Council,

00:34:23.760 it went almost entirely to reform

00:34:27.300 as a lot of places did

00:34:29.900 but one of their councillors got in

00:34:33.040 a labour guy

00:34:33.800 Atta Ol Masul

00:34:38.440 what's his name?

00:34:41.260 Atta Ol Rasul

00:34:43.140 Atta Ol Rasul

00:34:45.420 that's British name isn't it

00:34:47.860 that's English name that

00:34:48.780 he got in by a very slim margin

00:34:51.860 In something like 177 votes, he won his councillor seat via.

00:34:58.020 But if reports are to be believed, in that particular ward anyway,

00:35:04.920 there was at least two completely fake candidates put on the paper

00:35:10.840 to split the vote.

00:35:14.300 Apparently, it did, apparently, again, if you believe this reporting,

00:35:18.720 um it did split the vote to the tune of something like 290 odd votes

00:35:24.320 thus allowing this at a old rasul to get in let's see if we've got a bit more of a

00:35:40.160 picture of it no okay all right sorry about that

00:35:45.960 There's a picture of him

00:35:48.160 Oh is it on another front page?

00:35:49.920 Oh there we go

00:35:50.440 Sorry

00:35:50.600 So the very next one

00:35:51.320 Look

00:35:51.660 Look

00:35:52.560 This guy

00:35:54.080 Oh the guy

00:35:57.400 The reform guy he beat

00:35:58.920 Was like called

00:36:00.180 Ahmed Masood or something

00:36:02.900 Right 0.99

00:36:07.100 Alright

00:36:07.500 Apparently some of the conversations

00:36:11.200 That were had amongst the Labour people

00:36:14.480 There

00:36:15.200 to do this fraud, alleged electoral fraud,

00:36:20.920 putting fake people on the list to split the vote,

00:36:24.760 and thus just, just about gerrymander it to get this dude in

00:36:29.320 to prevent reform from having a clean sweep of that council.

00:36:35.500 Just about.

00:36:36.560 If it's true, if it's true, real, real, real dirty games,

00:36:40.660 real dirty, dirty tricks.

00:36:42.020 it couldn't be flying in the face of democracy anymore really could it

00:36:47.280 apparently some of the conversations that were had

00:36:50.060 to contrive all of this

00:36:52.640 happened in Angela Rayner's kitchen

00:36:55.000 Ms Rayner herself insists that all these allegations are entirely baseless

00:37:02.600 and she personally had no idea about any of it going on

00:37:05.340 I don't know

00:37:11.740 one way or another

00:37:12.280 I'm just telling you

00:37:13.000 what the

00:37:13.880 legacy corporate

00:37:15.260 mainstream media

00:37:15.860 is reporting

00:37:16.400 if it's true though

00:37:20.780 I mean Lee Anderson

00:37:21.820 has come out

00:37:22.280 and said

00:37:22.620 I think Lee Anderson

00:37:24.000 said some sort of

00:37:24.880 statement that it's true

00:37:25.680 or if it's true

00:37:26.460 it's really bad

00:37:26.980 yeah yeah yeah

00:37:27.480 right yeah

00:37:27.860 yeah

00:37:28.620 I mean just

00:37:31.000 completely cheating

00:37:32.400 just completely cheating

00:37:33.460 isn't it

00:37:34.020 like one of the fake name candidates on this on the ballot there is someone that lives in that

00:37:39.660 area with that name reporters went around there and said like is this you did you and she's like

00:37:44.180 no i had no idea they've used my name to do that oh so if this cheating let's just call it cheating

00:37:53.580 if this cheating did go on it's pretty gross and sickening yeah people should be arrested

00:37:58.880 and if big bird herself if the fridge herself was in on it in any sense 0.99

00:38:06.840 she should absolutely be held accountable for it of course 1.00

00:38:12.620 she should be stripped of office cheating like that 0.98

00:38:17.540 man the fact that the fact that she's connected to it in any way like i say 1.00

00:38:24.200 some of the conversations

00:38:25.640 were had in her kitchen

00:38:27.140 apparently with not 0.95

00:38:28.120 she wasn't there

00:38:29.060 but still 0.98

00:38:30.200 in Angela Rayner's kitchen

00:38:34.780 what?

00:38:36.820 what?

00:38:40.800 alright

00:38:41.360 what else have we got

00:38:42.160 oh yeah a bit of an Andy day

00:38:43.160 look we had a picture

00:38:43.860 of the Queen and Andy

00:38:44.840 up there didn't we look

00:38:45.640 there's Elizabeth the absent 0.96

00:38:49.000 Queen Elizabeth the second 1.00

00:38:52.600 who reigned over massive decline,

00:38:56.380 allowed us to be demographically replaced

00:38:58.320 in our own ancestral homeland. 0.99

00:39:00.360 Elizabeth the Absent,

00:39:02.500 according to Rafe Heidel Mancou and Carl Benjamin,

00:39:04.780 was a brilliant monarch,

00:39:05.940 one of the S-tier monarchs of all time.

00:39:10.720 Why would you think that? 0.99

00:39:13.280 She sat there in silence

00:39:14.500 and watched a terrible crime be perpetrated against us.

00:39:18.700 She also apparently personally pushed for Andrew

00:39:21.060 to get an envoy, a job, a trade envoy job.

00:39:27.860 And when, if you remember, when it did come out

00:39:30.400 that he was definitely connected to Epstein,

00:39:32.560 even after his, Epstein's convictions for child sex crime,

00:39:37.400 the Queen still just always stood by Andrew, didn't she?

00:39:40.460 Remember that?

00:39:43.620 What did Queen Elizabeth II say about Prince Charles' connection?

00:39:49.360 Very, very, very close friendship and connection with Jimmy Savile.

00:39:53.280 Nothing.

00:39:53.920 She didn't say anything.

00:39:54.900 She remained completely silent on that.

00:40:04.480 When we were, after 1997, when we were flooded by foreign criminals,

00:40:10.460 what did Queen Elizabeth say about that? 0.99

00:40:16.040 Not a dicky bird is what she said about that.

00:40:19.360 misconduct inquiry into Andrew Saxe-Cobo-Gother

00:40:24.260 Andrew Copps in sex crime probe

00:40:27.840 so they're not just looking into

00:40:29.480 whether he may have acted with impropriety

00:40:32.620 during his trade envoy years

00:40:34.840 but actual sex crime 1.00

00:40:36.420 there's some woman in America 1.00

00:40:39.120 who's at the moment another one 0.86

00:40:40.540 not Virginia Giffrey

00:40:42.300 the late Virginia Giffrey

00:40:44.700 who was supposed to believe 0.66

00:40:45.940 just simply committed suicide the other year 0.99

00:40:47.920 now another woman 0.82

00:40:49.080 who currently now lives in America, saying she was sex trafficked to Andy.

00:40:56.900 There's loads and loads of reports, loads of, whole books,

00:41:00.440 whole books written about how Andrew behaved in sort of the 90s

00:41:07.020 and the early 2000s, his trade envoy job between like 2001 and 2011,

00:41:12.200 how he used it as just a state-funded jolly around the world 0.58

00:41:16.360 where you just go to operas and get loads of prostitutes,

00:41:19.820 all sorts of stuff, just stay in the best, greatest hotels.

00:41:23.460 Oh, yeah, it's some sort of trade envoy thing.

00:41:25.880 I'll have a meeting with – I'll get to go to Italy,

00:41:29.760 stay in the best hotels, go to the opera,

00:41:32.180 eat and drink in the best hotels,

00:41:34.880 do all sorts of sexual shenanigans on the side,

00:41:38.300 and I'll have a meeting with the Italian trade envoy at some point.

00:41:43.140 Just that, for years on end.

00:41:44.480 It's all funded by the state

00:41:46.600 He doesn't have to spend a penny

00:41:47.700 There's one example

00:41:53.680 He went to Thailand at one point

00:41:55.440 If accounts are to be believed

00:42:00.080 Just went a bit berserk 0.97

00:42:02.860 With the ladies 0.94

00:42:03.900 While he was out there

00:42:05.580 Of course he was supposed to be

00:42:09.560 A British government trade envoy

00:42:12.200 To that person

00:42:12.960 An ambassador for us, in a sense

00:42:16.380 Will the cop inquiry uncover everything about it all?

00:42:26.940 Police assessing claims offences took place at Royal Lodge, Windsor

00:42:35.080 Women at the centre of allegation and witnesses are urged to come forward

00:42:39.520 Is Andrew Saxe-Coburg Gotham more than merely 0.98

00:42:47.100 Sort of a bit of a Mickey-taking sex pest? 0.99

00:42:53.060 Is he more than that? 1.00

00:42:54.560 Is he a full-blown traitorous sex criminal? 0.96

00:43:01.740 We'll see, we'll have to wait to see what the police inquiry decides 0.95

00:43:05.820 What the CPS decide

00:43:08.640 All right, that's the front pages.

00:43:10.900 We don't have a poll today, I'm afraid,

00:43:12.520 so we'll go straight to a few front pages, shall we?

00:43:15.420 It's already nearly quarter two.

00:43:16.520 I'll check in with the price of oil, don't we, usually,

00:43:18.780 here on the Beau Show, Breakfast with Beau.

00:43:21.240 Down a bit, down a touch from what it's been for most of the week.

00:43:25.760 West Texas at $99 a barrel.

00:43:30.720 Brent at $105.

00:43:33.280 Down a bit, but still up and around the $100 a barrel mark.

00:43:38.120 all right

00:43:41.460 okay

00:43:44.600 oh here's the thing

00:43:45.520 Cuba

00:43:45.840 I'm interested in Cuba

00:43:46.920 we made a video about

00:43:48.060 the second or even third video

00:43:50.960 about Cuba

00:43:51.480 on the state of politics

00:43:52.960 the other day

00:43:53.460 state of politics

00:43:54.200 my other channel

00:43:55.200 with Mr. H Reviews

00:43:57.200 who's Marco Rubio

00:43:58.700 he's Cuban isn't he

00:43:59.720 I think both his parents

00:44:00.740 are Cuban

00:44:01.260 and he's now

00:44:03.840 the Secretary of State

00:44:04.660 you know

00:44:05.960 the US equivalent

00:44:06.880 of the Foreign Secretary

00:44:07.800 so he gets to call shots in a way you know obviously the big man trump himself gets the

00:44:12.880 final say on all policy but nonetheless secretary of state will have a fair amount of input won't

00:44:18.760 they there's no two ways about that and they're talking about some of the words coming out of the

00:44:23.560 state department right the the pentagon and the state department are one of the most powerful

00:44:29.300 between them of course stating the obvious here one of the most powerful

00:44:33.880 cabals of people of gangsters in the world when they say something

00:44:43.260 they nearly always mean it and if you're the focus of their ire i'd take it seriously when

00:44:52.300 the state department starts saying you you're a threat and we see you and we won't put up with it

00:44:58.280 right take that seriously and the pentagon says what's that state department there's someone you

00:45:03.620 want us to

00:45:04.520 focus on

00:45:06.200 and potentially

00:45:07.440 bomb into

00:45:08.480 oblivion 0.97

00:45:08.960 so when the

00:45:11.000 State Department

00:45:11.620 throws around

00:45:13.720 sort of serious

00:45:14.460 words

00:45:14.960 take it seriously

00:45:16.080 many have

00:45:18.720 decided not to

00:45:19.420 take it seriously 0.65

00:45:20.040 like Gaddafi

00:45:21.360 or Saddam Hussein 0.85

00:45:22.560 or Noriega

00:45:23.520 or Maduro

00:45:26.380 or the Ayatollah

00:45:29.280 don't take it

00:45:32.480 seriously at your

00:45:33.020 own peril

00:45:33.360 That's all I'm saying. 0.99

00:45:34.220 So now, all right, I say all of that because they're talking trash. 0.98

00:45:38.700 They're talking smack now about Cuba, like really. 0.94

00:45:42.000 Because we had Raul Castro indicted the other day.

00:45:43.820 I talked to him about it yesterday.

00:45:44.700 Did you watch the Bo show yesterday?

00:45:47.220 And they've indicted Raul Castro on murder, mass murder,

00:45:52.220 a particular incident that happened in the 90s.

00:45:55.360 Okay, Cuba poses a, quote, national security threat, quote,

00:46:00.520 to the US and the likelihood of a peaceful agreement is quote not higher quote US Secretary

00:46:06.920 of State Marco Rubio has said. You can choose to not take that seriously. You can choose to say

00:46:15.620 that's all bluster. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. If I was a senior member of the Cuban government

00:46:24.540 i'd be getting my bug out bag ready i'd be making some contingency plans for what happens next

00:46:32.860 i wouldn't just dismiss that personally his comments marco rubio's comments come just a

00:46:41.620 day after the u.s charged cuba's former president raul castro with murder over the 1996 downing

00:46:46.180 of two planes resulting in the killing of u.s nationals i mean those u.s nationals were trying

00:46:50.680 to drop pro-democracy leaflets on Havana.

00:46:54.060 I haven't got a problem with that in and of itself,

00:46:55.320 don't get me wrong, 0.99

00:46:55.860 but you can see how the Cubans did. 1.00

00:46:57.560 Anyway, still pretty much murder though, isn't it? 0.97

00:47:00.140 Shooting them out of the sky. 0.98

00:47:01.200 All right. 1.00

00:47:03.180 Could have forced them to land without killing them, perhaps.

00:47:05.180 I don't know. 0.51

00:47:05.720 All right.

00:47:06.200 Rubio said Washington's preference was a diplomatic solution,

00:47:10.720 but warned that President Donald Trump had the right and obligation

00:47:13.920 to protect his country against any threat.

00:47:17.160 And that's the sort of words coming out of the State Department.

00:47:19.360 particularly the Trump State Department

00:47:21.960 particularly the Trump's second administration State Department

00:47:25.840 they're not to be trifled with really are they?

00:47:32.120 I think

00:47:32.460 Cuban's foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez

00:47:35.180 accused Rubio of liars

00:47:37.680 and said the island had never posed a threat to the US

00:47:40.500 well that's not true is it?

00:47:42.800 I don't think they particularly pose a threat at the moment

00:47:45.840 but say they never have

00:47:47.100 well that's not true

00:47:48.580 They tried to get Soviet nuclear missiles on there, didn't they?

00:47:51.920 Do you remember that? Anyone remember that?

00:47:53.960 A little thing called the Cuba Missile Crisis.

00:47:58.320 No? Anybody? No?

00:48:00.740 They've never posed a threat to the US.

00:48:02.440 Well, that's not true.

00:48:03.200 In fact, wasn't there a report in just the other day,

00:48:05.100 like literally earlier this week,

00:48:06.540 at the end of last week or the beginning of this week,

00:48:08.300 saying that Cuba has got a big arsenal of drones,

00:48:12.560 that Iranian people have been over there for a while,

00:48:16.540 helping them manufacture a stockpile of a few hundred drones 0.67

00:48:21.680 that they're prepared to launch against sort of Key West or Miami.

00:48:31.440 Is that true or not?

00:48:33.200 I don't know.

00:48:34.680 I've got no special insight into Cuba's drone arsenal.

00:48:39.900 That's what some reporting was earlier in the week.

00:48:43.460 All right.

00:48:43.800 speaking to reporters on thursday rubio said diplomacy quote remains our preference with

00:48:50.040 cuba but added i'm just being honest with you you know the likelihood of that happening

00:48:54.860 given who we're dealing with right now is not higher

00:48:57.620 the likelihood of a peaceful some sort of peaceful diplomatic resolution he's saying

00:49:07.280 the likelihood of that is not higher he also accused cuba of being quote one of the leading

00:49:13.620 sponsors of terrorism in the entire region end quote again not to labor the point too much

00:49:21.960 but if the state department start accusing you of being a leading sponsor of terrorism

00:49:29.360 you're in their crosshairs right that's the sort of thing they were saying about maduro

00:49:36.500 that's the sort of thing they would say about saddam hussein the sort of thing they say about

00:49:39.500 the isola isn't it if there's an enemy where they've decided we're coming for you bro we're

00:49:44.980 going to unleash the pentagon on you if you're not careful they're the exact words they use

00:49:50.040 the exact the exact argument and wording isn't it

00:49:54.280 that it's in our national interest to get rid of terrorists

00:50:03.260 all right i thought a lot of people thought that the whole iran affair the whole iran adventure

00:50:13.980 would have to be over and finished and a line drawn under it before they start doing stuff

00:50:19.340 in cuba i don't think that now i think the iran thing will probably maybe i'll take on and on and

00:50:25.620 on and on and uh you know the the state department and trump and the pentagon will just they've got

00:50:33.500 capacity to keep doing other things as well you can do other things as well their military budgets

00:50:40.040 are gigantic in terms of material and assets gigantic they can keep everything do everything

00:50:47.680 they're doing in the Persian Gulf and screw with Cuba.

00:50:53.140 Right.

00:50:53.800 Okay.

00:50:55.220 All right.

00:50:56.220 I just think the whole Cuba thing is interesting.

00:50:58.640 I'm very, very interested in the whole Cuba angle, the whole Cuba stuff.

00:51:02.460 All right.

00:51:02.680 It's already gone 10-2.

00:51:03.960 So was there a couple of other stories I thought was worth mentioning? 1.00

00:51:07.200 I look, Nige in the news again, all about his 5 million pounds. 1.00

00:51:10.060 I just wonder whether this £5 million thing will, in the scheme of things, 0.61

00:51:21.040 be little more than a footnote in the story of Nigel Farage.

00:51:25.440 Not even really a footnote in his story.

00:51:29.800 Or will be the thing that actually completely topples him.

00:51:35.880 It's not clear.

00:51:37.560 The legacy corporate mainstream media who have got Farage derangement syndrome

00:51:40.540 aren't letting this one go.

00:51:43.400 I think they feel like there's a little bit of blood in the water.

00:51:45.980 They've started pulling a thread there, and that's what they feel like, I think.

00:51:51.720 I don't know.

00:51:52.400 I really, really don't know.

00:51:55.420 Someone said, here's a tenner.

00:51:56.640 You've got to put a tenner on it.

00:51:57.820 I would say it ends up being a little more than a footnote, but possible.

00:52:02.620 Possible it ruins him.

00:52:03.700 I guess we should just have to see

00:52:05.800 what really happened there

00:52:07.160 okay

00:52:09.580 alright

00:52:10.840 I was going to talk a little bit about South Africa

00:52:15.620 but let's not bother with that

00:52:17.420 there's one or two things

00:52:19.760 in the mail

00:52:20.420 if you see me in the news much

00:52:23.640 if you watch news

00:52:24.560 Venezuela Fury

00:52:27.100 or rather

00:52:30.360 Venezuela Fury

00:52:31.900 see the difference

00:52:32.740 titan fury the boxer he's got a daughter called venezuela but her name is venezuela fury

00:52:43.420 and whenever and she's like really she got married she's 16 and she got married 0.65

00:52:50.140 to like a 19 year old i don't care about any of this pure slop i only mention it because

00:52:55.140 whenever it's in the the news all the time which has been over the last few days

00:52:59.200 my eye keeps scanning

00:53:01.440 Venezuela Fury and I keep thinking it's something to do with

00:53:03.980 the country of Venezuela and there is civil

00:53:06.000 unrest there now

00:53:06.800 but it's not, it's

00:53:09.060 a woman, a girl, whose name

00:53:11.820 is Venezuela Fury

00:53:12.680 it says, oh Britney Spears

00:53:17.720 remember Britney, oh Britney

00:53:19.160 Britney

00:53:21.280 when she was arrested for a DUI the other day

00:53:23.900 well we've now got the footage of it

00:53:25.140 a little bit of body cam footage of Britney 0.99

00:53:27.680 and she did look a little unsteady on her feet 1.00

00:53:30.580 and was slightly slurring

00:53:31.780 and there was footage of her 0.50

00:53:34.000 just before they put her over

00:53:35.540 and her car is a bit

00:53:36.600 a bit janky

00:53:38.600 a bit weaving

00:53:39.720 it's not her first DUI is it?

00:53:46.180 I always think

00:53:46.560 if you're really rich

00:53:47.860 surely you can afford a cab

00:53:50.900 or even a chauffeur 1.00

00:53:51.880 does Britney need to be driving herself 1.00

00:53:54.620 at all ever? 1.00

00:53:57.680 She's extremely rich, right?

00:53:58.740 The royalties. 0.99

00:53:59.400 Surely she's a multi, multi, multi, multi-millionaire. 1.00

00:54:02.320 Does she ever really need to be driving herself? 1.00

00:54:04.180 Certainly if she knows she's going out on a night

00:54:06.800 and having a few...

00:54:08.800 bit of the old booze.

00:54:11.620 You're going to drive yourself home, Brittany,

00:54:14.320 when you've already got multiple DUIs to your name. 1.00

00:54:18.340 Well, she's an idiot, isn't she? 1.00

00:54:19.920 I don't mean that in a particularly nasty way, 1.00

00:54:21.680 just a statement of fact.

00:54:22.720 she's not particularly

00:54:24.940 sort of a sharp

00:54:26.500 bright individual

00:54:27.660 Richard Maidley

00:54:28.660 Richard Maidley

00:54:31.340 went to one of those

00:54:32.540 massive El Salvador prisons

00:54:34.100 look there is

00:54:35.100 he said maybe the British

00:54:36.980 justice system

00:54:38.520 prison system

00:54:39.380 can learn a thing or two

00:54:40.620 from them

00:54:41.140 in Bowsbury and I build

00:54:44.820 a few super jails

00:54:46.840 because we're going to need 0.86

00:54:49.320 to bang up thousands

00:54:50.380 and thousands of people

00:54:51.280 when we go to war with the organized crime gangs in this country,

00:54:55.120 they're going to add up to thousands and thousands of people, aren't they?

00:54:59.220 Massive detention centers for the giant program of forced mass remigration.

00:55:09.460 All right, the screen just flipped out there.

00:55:14.480 A quick story from The Express I thought was interesting today.

00:55:17.440 Look at this.

00:55:17.860 mystery of stonehenge's construction finally solved no it isn't

00:55:22.760 no it isn't got a few youtube shorts uh for lotus eaters of me at stonehenge a couple of

00:55:32.620 spring equinoxes ago me talking about stonehenge it's not far from here we're in swindon right

00:55:39.100 everyone knows that right salisbury plain is in wiltshire it's not very far in the scheme of

00:55:45.180 things not very far from where i'm sitting right now um and it's a very pretty damn enigmatic thing

00:55:51.940 many many layers of history there it wasn't built in one go there's a few thousand years of layers

00:55:56.860 of different things going on there actually largely reconstructed in the 20th century but

00:56:00.760 anyway what exactly it was and its purpose exactly what culture and or religion

00:56:07.560 it was we don't know there's no literary evidence and the archaeology isn't clear whatsoever really

00:56:14.840 Almost certainly something to do with sun worship

00:56:17.960 Would have thought

00:56:19.720 Or what it is really

00:56:21.420 Now they're saying oh we've solved it

00:56:24.180 It was a sports stadium

00:56:25.300 Okay

00:56:30.560 Yeah alright

00:56:31.540 It was to do with sports

00:56:35.240 It was Britain's first sports venue 0.99

00:56:38.540 Oh shut up 1.00

00:56:39.500 Shut up 1.00

00:56:41.400 the mystery of Stonehenge 0.99

00:56:45.300 is solved

00:56:45.760 no

00:56:46.020 no

00:56:46.380 alright

00:56:50.380 one last and finally

00:56:53.080 song

00:56:53.300 this guy

00:56:54.060 Bihari

00:56:54.600 he got the Victoria Cross

00:56:57.500 the Victoria Cross

00:57:00.020 for bravery

00:57:00.720 above and beyond

00:57:02.080 the call of duty

00:57:02.980 well Geese though

00:57:07.460 I mean he actually

00:57:08.140 was he in the Gurkhas

00:57:09.040 was he a Gurkha

00:57:09.720 I can't remember

00:57:10.140 in Iraq

00:57:11.360 he did do sort of a really brave thing one of his armored vehicles if it was a bradley

00:57:16.060 i can't remember or he's in some sort of armored vehicle i think it got blown up he got terribly

00:57:20.580 wounded in that like massive brain head injuries he kept fighting i think he got in another armored

00:57:25.700 vehicle started firing back and that got hit and he got wounded again something like that and he

00:57:30.600 kept firing he kept going it's like this unstoppable like an unstoppable t1000 unit

00:57:37.060 of a man

00:57:37.960 and somehow survived

00:57:39.820 his like terrible

00:57:40.560 terrible terrible injuries

00:57:41.660 they gave him

00:57:43.480 the Victoria Cross

00:57:44.220 the highest award

00:57:45.120 for gallantry

00:57:46.060 there it is

00:57:46.640 that's the Victoria Cross

00:57:47.320 there you see that one

00:57:48.180 showing Dash

00:57:51.280 and Elon

00:57:51.700 in the face of the enemy

00:57:53.160 on the battlefield

00:57:54.380 amazing

00:57:56.920 cast from the cannons

00:57:58.440 the Russian cannons

00:57:59.320 taken from Sebastopol

00:58:00.440 in the Crimea war

00:58:02.640 but

00:58:05.160 his injuries were bad

00:58:07.100 Bravest of the brave.

00:58:08.260 There's so much titanium in my head.

00:58:12.020 I'm in pain all the time, says Victoria Cross winning Iraq war hero,

00:58:18.800 Johnson Behery.

00:58:22.480 Usually, often, very often, you only get the Victoria Cross posthumously,

00:58:27.440 i.e. you did something so insanely brave,

00:58:30.440 something so insanely

00:58:32.240 battlefield turning thing

00:58:36.640 that you died in that action.

00:58:41.400 Posthumously.

00:58:42.720 Was he,

00:58:43.960 it could very well,

00:58:44.920 very easily have been

00:58:45.820 a posthumous award,

00:58:47.260 couldn't it?

00:58:47.720 But he did survive.

00:58:49.080 But now he's more machine than man.

00:58:51.540 Well,

00:58:52.320 he's got a lot of titanium plates

00:58:53.600 in his head.

00:58:56.480 All right.

00:58:57.760 Thought I'd report on that.

00:58:59.060 Shine a tiny bit of light

00:59:00.060 on someone that did something so insanely brave

00:59:05.380 that normal humans wouldn't dream of doing it

00:59:09.080 and not capable of doing it.

00:59:12.360 Imagine coming under fire, sustained fire from the enemy.

00:59:16.440 Nearly everyone, nearly every human being,

00:59:19.180 your gut reaction is to try and crawl up into a ball,

00:59:23.420 try and run away, try and go in the other direction.

00:59:25.780 Use your fingernails to scrape the tiniest of depressions in the ground

00:59:33.300 To get as flat and as low to the ground as possible

00:59:35.600 He stood and faced it and fired back multiple times

00:59:41.900 Alright, crazy stuff

00:59:45.220 Should we have a look at On This Day in History?

00:59:51.180 On This Day in History

00:59:52.260 I like doing this segment

00:59:53.380 You see guys seem to like doing this segment

00:59:54.820 last few minutes of the show down through the centuries on this day may the 21st what happened

00:59:59.800 of note okay we're told on this day in 1792 oh no wait that's not right it's the wrong one

01:00:08.400 we're on the 22nd i was gonna say this seems familiar let me reload the screen

01:00:16.660 I'm professional, you see.

01:00:20.860 I need a little Harry back.

01:00:23.840 I'm really joking, Jack.

01:00:24.840 I'm really joking.

01:00:25.340 So, on this day, on May the 22nd today,

01:00:29.740 oh, the Battle of the Granicus.

01:00:31.660 On this day in the year 334 BC,

01:00:35.140 the Macedonian army of Alexander the Great

01:00:36.900 defeated Darius III of Persia in the Battle of Granicus,

01:00:41.040 the Granicus River.

01:00:42.000 Alexander had three big battles

01:00:45.120 three main big battles

01:00:46.180 against the Persians

01:00:47.660 and King Darius

01:00:49.420 the Granicus

01:00:52.000 what was it

01:00:53.220 Issus

01:00:53.860 and Gorgamela

01:00:55.780 each one their own thing

01:00:59.720 each one got their own story to it

01:01:01.580 the Granicus

01:01:02.140 that's the one

01:01:04.800 if memory serves

01:01:05.920 where Alexander personally led

01:01:10.940 right at the tip of the cavalry charge,

01:01:14.420 personally led a cavalry charge,

01:01:15.760 across a river straight into the Persian ranks.

01:01:23.160 That's crazy.

01:01:24.320 That's suicidal. 0.98

01:01:25.180 You'd expect the first guy to get killed.

01:01:28.600 But he, as the king, did that.

01:01:32.360 Alexander was the king of Macedon.

01:01:36.440 Oh, look.

01:01:37.020 There we go.

01:01:37.420 Look.

01:01:37.560 on my channel history bro there's two videos on there each one about two and a half hours a piece

01:01:45.360 basically five hours of me in conversation with kyle benjamin all about the life and career and

01:01:56.640 persian campaigns of alexander the great five hours of it loads and loads of detail going through

01:02:02.260 the original accounts it's quality stuff it's not just rambling i do quote a lot from

01:02:07.720 arian curtius plutarch the original accounts i remember my undergrad history is ancient

01:02:15.260 my undergrad degree is ancient history if there's anything i can say i truly know

01:02:19.660 properly properly it's ancient history love me some alexander and the battle of the granicus

01:02:27.100 i mean he did it at gorgamella as well alexander like leading the cavalry charge

01:02:30.600 personally leading the cavalry charge

01:02:32.820 Alexander was personally

01:02:35.240 over a wall once

01:02:36.640 besieging a town

01:02:38.720 went over the wall first one time

01:02:41.340 when he died

01:02:43.380 he was supposed to have something like maybe 30 odd

01:02:45.260 wounds on him

01:02:46.220 proper old school

01:02:49.300 ancient warrior king

01:02:50.640 Alexander the Great

01:02:52.860 undefeated in battle

01:02:53.880 never ever lost a battle once

01:02:56.160 maybe one or two tiny little skirmishes when he was caught unawares

01:02:59.220 but he would quickly reverse it

01:03:01.400 never lost a big battle

01:03:02.420 Alexander the Great

01:03:03.520 one of the all time

01:03:04.460 best generals

01:03:07.420 and leaders of men

01:03:08.620 there has ever been

01:03:10.480 check out history bro

01:03:13.300 five hours of me and Carl

01:03:14.560 it's good stuff

01:03:16.000 okay

01:03:17.140 on this day in 1570

01:03:20.420 the first atlas

01:03:23.060 the theatrum

01:03:24.880 orbis

01:03:25.720 tetarum

01:03:26.720 terrarum

01:03:28.720 the theatre of the world

01:03:31.120 is published by Abraham

01:03:32.920 Ortelius in Antwerp

01:03:35.000 with 70 maps

01:03:35.760 I'm a big fan of cartography myself

01:03:37.520 big fan

01:03:38.040 most history nerds

01:03:39.720 like maps

01:03:41.720 and the history of

01:03:43.300 even the history of maps

01:03:44.380 I'm one of those

01:03:46.620 in some places

01:03:49.120 in some like

01:03:49.980 mansions

01:03:51.080 culture houses

01:03:51.480 I have a map room

01:03:52.420 if you go to

01:03:54.480 like in

01:03:55.080 pardon me

01:03:56.320 in

01:03:56.600 in

01:03:58.600 In Florence, there's one of the big palaces, one of the Medici palaces.

01:04:04.100 They've just got a map room.

01:04:05.740 They've just got a collection of antique maps.

01:04:08.040 Yeah, the history of maps.

01:04:10.160 Okay.

01:04:10.480 On this day in 1843, first wagon train departs Independence, Missouri,

01:04:15.800 for Oregon, with 700 to 1,000 migrants.

01:04:20.060 Again, remember I say this before?

01:04:22.060 For me, how relatively late that feels, that seems.

01:04:26.540 1843.

01:04:28.600 That's the first wagon train to head out to the West Coast.

01:04:32.840 Well, not the West Coast, but Oregon, sorry, specifically Oregon.

01:04:37.700 It's not like the whole Pacific Northwest of the United States

01:04:42.320 is completely unknown.

01:04:43.840 It wasn't completely uncharted.

01:04:46.640 Again, French and Spaniards, Sir Francis Drake,

01:04:51.380 sailed up the West Coast of the United States in the early, mid-16th century.

01:04:56.640 Still, proper, proper attempts to settle the West, Northwest, starting as late as the 1840s.

01:05:08.360 The United States as it is today, as we know it today, is not very old.

01:05:12.220 It really, really isn't.

01:05:13.920 Okay.

01:05:15.340 On this day in 1939, Germany's Adolf Hitler and Italy's Benito Mussolini signed the Pact of Steel,

01:05:21.580 formalising the 1936 alliance known as the Rome-Berlin Axis.

01:05:25.160 that's interesting

01:05:27.140 a couple of weeks ago

01:05:29.260 two or three weeks ago

01:05:31.480 I was listening

01:05:33.280 a lot to

01:05:33.980 a particular

01:05:36.160 Hitler biography

01:05:38.480 is it Toland

01:05:39.480 I can't remember now

01:05:42.060 it was quite a long audiobook

01:05:43.220 I was just listening to the audiobook

01:05:44.360 and

01:05:45.760 again reminding me

01:05:47.880 the relationship between

01:05:50.520 Hitler and Mussolini 0.98

01:05:51.460 it was a funny weird one 0.61

01:05:55.160 Because, of course, Mussolini's been around for much, much, much longer than Adolf Hitler.

01:05:59.240 Adolf Hitler's the new kid on the block, effectively, compared to Mussolini.

01:06:04.840 Mussolini's already been around for 10 years or more by the time Hitler gets into power in the first place. 0.57

01:06:10.160 Right, was Mussolini's March on Rome, what is that, 1922? 0.73

01:06:15.220 Hitler doesn't get into 1933, so, okay. 0.81

01:06:19.180 But then when Hitler starts ramping stuff up, when there's like the... 0.86

01:06:25.160 When he annexes Austria, Hitler, and when Hitler starts taking big chunks 0.81

01:06:31.000 of Czechoslovakia, when things in Poland start going down,

01:06:38.520 Mussolini's been talking a big game for years.

01:06:42.240 Yeah, I'm right there with you.

01:06:44.160 Yeah, we were, you know, the Rome-Berlin axis. 0.92

01:06:49.120 Anything you do, Hitler, I'll be right there with you. 0.98

01:06:52.260 We'll help you out. 0.95

01:06:53.100 when Hitler actually starts really doing stuff,

01:06:55.220 Mussolini's just like,

01:06:55.880 oh,

01:06:56.220 we're not ready.

01:06:57.640 We don't have,

01:06:58.940 yeah,

01:06:59.080 I know I said we'd be right there with you and send troops and airplanes and

01:07:02.140 tanks and stuff whenever you started doing stuff,

01:07:03.780 but we can't,

01:07:04.660 we don't.

01:07:05.620 In fact,

01:07:06.160 we'd rather you calm down a bit, 0.98

01:07:08.400 Hitler. 1.00

01:07:08.620 We'd rather you, 0.94

01:07:10.000 we'd rather you don't sort of invade Poland and divide it up between you and 0.66

01:07:16.140 Stalin.

01:07:17.040 Could you not? 0.85

01:07:18.500 Like if you start a European worldwide war,

01:07:21.620 war, we're not ready for that.

01:07:27.640 But yet still, but despite all of that, Mussolini just kept, even though that's what's going

01:07:33.280 on behind the scenes a lot, with the actual personal correspondence between Hitler and

01:07:39.420 Mussolini, stuff like that, but as far as the public are concerned, he keeps doubling

01:07:45.960 it down the pact of steel right we're in may 1939 and the the poland thing in the full war

01:07:53.680 starts in september 39 so i may is not that long before that right only a few months

01:08:00.040 and mussolini signing the pact of steel which basically says it's mad really for mussolini

01:08:06.940 to have done it from his point of view like you know hitler's increasingly belligerent and not

01:08:11.820 prepared to stop really it's part of his foreign policy it's part of his worldview and policy to

01:08:18.080 he's insisting on it if you read Mein Kampf even in Mein Kampf written dictated years and years

01:08:27.820 and years before he's talking about Labenstrom he's talking about Labenstrom and lots and lots 0.91

01:08:32.660 of living space for Germans to the east and quite explicit that Bolshevism is the ultimate ultimate

01:08:38.940 enemy, Bolshevism. Despite the, what is it, the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact, despite the pact 0.76

01:08:51.900 between Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia, there's almost certainly going to be some sort of

01:08:56.560 giant showdown between Bolshevism and National Socialism at some point. Benito Mussolini

01:09:04.440 really, the Italians 1.00

01:09:06.640 really should try and have 0.90

01:09:08.760 as little to do with that

01:09:10.120 because they're not ready.

01:09:12.840 They're not ready.

01:09:15.520 And yet he signs 0.89

01:09:16.680 the Pact of Steel where Hitler says anything I do 0.77

01:09:18.580 you're on board with it, at least on paper. 0.83

01:09:21.760 And Mussolini

01:09:22.280 does, he signs it.

01:09:24.920 Not a great move.

01:09:27.700 Not a great move really

01:09:28.840 in terms of his own interest,

01:09:30.660 Italy's interest.

01:09:31.480 there you go

01:09:34.200 okay I mean

01:09:34.780 could just talk about this

01:09:36.180 all this stuff for hours

01:09:37.060 going into loads more detail

01:09:37.840 it's not a history show

01:09:38.540 I'm afraid

01:09:38.880 alright what else we got

01:09:40.260 one last thing today

01:09:40.940 what's this website

01:09:42.240 give us

01:09:42.760 it says

01:09:43.320 on this day in 2014

01:09:44.780 the Royal Thai Armed Forces

01:09:46.680 led by General

01:09:47.620 Prayat Chan-o-Char

01:09:49.180 stage a coup in Thailand

01:09:52.480 suspend the kingdom's constitution

01:09:55.280 and take control of the government

01:09:57.260 the 12th since the country's

01:09:58.960 first coup in 1932

01:10:00.040 it often happens a lot of places like this isn't it

01:10:02.800 Myanmar or Burma

01:10:04.300 Thailand

01:10:06.060 if the governments

01:10:09.220 get too out of control the army just takes over

01:10:11.200 for a while

01:10:11.680 well as long as

01:10:17.100 the army and the general aren't like 0.70

01:10:18.960 completely insane and murderous

01:10:21.260 they do just eventually

01:10:23.180 give back power to

01:10:24.480 civilians

01:10:26.020 less so the case in Burma

01:10:29.400 isn't it but yeah in thailand they've got a king and everyone seems loyal to the king ultimately so

01:10:36.140 there's that i mean i actually do remember these uh this particular this particular

01:10:43.960 particular military would you call it a coup d'etat i say yeah i remember it quite well

01:10:49.660 there's lots of protesters out on the streets and uh the army just sort of snipered the key

01:10:56.040 number of them on the street just people meeling around with with like signs suddenly one suddenly

01:11:02.580 one of their heads just explode or snipe around do that a handful of times pick out the right

01:11:09.580 person at the right moment that will stop civil unrest pretty quick brutal brutal but there you

01:11:19.420 go all right all right should we have a look at our rumble ransom super chats before we end the

01:11:24.420 show it's already 10 past gone 10 past all right we do the rumble rents first do we yep here's the

01:11:31.340 rumble rents we've got a few of these who's in at number one do you reckon global church history

01:11:37.660 reigning defending undisputed

01:11:42.180 okay global church history says

01:11:48.100 today in 192 ad dong zhao was assassinated by his adopted son lu bu beginning the collapse of

01:11:59.300 the eastern hand and the three kingdoms period i don't know a great deal about that i'm afraid i

01:12:04.340 know a little bit about this stuff i said before chinese history isn't my forte really i've got um

01:12:09.940 long bit of long form content about the the first the first emperor first chinese emperor but

01:12:16.180 don't know a great deal about that i'm afraid the next one though there's your second

01:12:20.540 factoid i actually know a great deal about second one you've said and on this day in 1455

01:12:28.460 ad the wars of the roses began at st albans yeah the first battle of st albans there's a second

01:12:36.760 battle of st albans in like the 1460s very very different thing the first one though the one you're

01:12:42.080 talking about there

01:12:42.500 and the first one

01:12:43.040 not that long ago

01:12:46.800 only like a month ago

01:12:47.920 maybe six weeks ago

01:12:48.880 two months ago at most

01:12:50.120 I talk all about

01:12:53.440 the first battle

01:12:53.920 of St Albans

01:12:54.400 in quite a lot of detail

01:12:55.140 on my own

01:12:56.240 history theme show

01:12:57.040 Bodade's Epochs

01:12:59.360 which is behind

01:13:00.280 the paywall

01:13:00.820 on LotusEaters.com

01:13:01.800 do you consider

01:13:02.280 signing up for

01:13:03.220 as little as

01:13:03.540 £5 a month

01:13:04.100 bronze team membership

01:13:04.760 I do a very long series

01:13:08.560 hundreds and hundreds

01:13:09.200 of hours of

01:13:09.880 history theme content

01:13:10.620 there

01:13:10.820 literally

01:13:11.260 no exaggeration

01:13:12.060 hundreds of hours recently I've been going through uh well I'm on Henry VIII at the moment

01:13:17.900 before that of course Henry VII Henry Tudor and before that the Wars of the Roses just to say

01:13:23.280 about probably six weeks or so ago maybe a bit more yeah so complete Yorkist victory at St Albans

01:13:29.960 wasn't much of a battle there's only a few thousand aside very few casualties

01:13:34.060 50 100 casualties aside a complete Yorkist victory they're fighting in and through the

01:13:40.300 streets of St Albans not a very big affair quite often the uh the guys in full plate mail chain

01:13:48.220 and plate mail they're like tanks they can't be stopped they're just whacking each other and no

01:13:52.920 one's getting injured or killed they're just whacking each other all day long but in the end

01:13:58.060 full Yorkist victory Richard Duke of York and Warwick his cousin defeat the king Henry VI

01:14:08.840 Henry of Lancaster

01:14:10.900 and what like

01:14:12.320 Buckingham

01:14:14.340 Buckingham's captured

01:14:17.280 Somerset is killed

01:14:19.980 it's a big one

01:14:24.020 yeah

01:14:24.180 complete Yorkish victory

01:14:25.000 they take the king

01:14:26.060 Richard

01:14:27.020 Duke of York

01:14:27.680 takes the king prisoner 0.97

01:14:30.500 keeps him as his

01:14:35.060 his pet for a while

01:14:36.400 makes himself

01:14:37.380 lord protector

01:14:38.180 the ruler

01:14:41.880 who makes himself ruler

01:14:43.160 Richard Duke of York

01:14:45.620 the son whose

01:14:47.140 sons become

01:14:50.200 his son is Edward IV

01:14:52.060 and Richard III

01:14:53.240 the sons of York

01:14:56.220 that's that York

01:14:59.760 alright I could go on about it

01:15:02.260 but I haven't got time here

01:15:03.240 if you want all that stuff

01:15:04.980 in crazy crazy detail really

01:15:06.580 audiobook level detail five pound a month think about it think about it boys

01:15:13.400 all right for team barber says morning mate morning

01:15:17.800 terrible news from nazcar last night yeah i saw this oh terrible news from nazcar last night

01:15:25.100 carl bush passed away

01:15:26.580 not in a race

01:15:30.340 RIP

01:15:30.920 only 41

01:15:31.820 hope you have a good weekend ahead

01:15:34.960 thanks Forte and Barber

01:15:36.220 I hope you have a good weekend ahead

01:15:37.480 yeah

01:15:38.200 I know you guys don't really like sports much on this

01:15:40.420 we've done more than one poll haven't we

01:15:42.220 do you care about soccer

01:15:44.040 football

01:15:44.660 do you care about American football

01:15:46.120 gridiron

01:15:46.520 do you care about Formula 1

01:15:48.000 it always comes back

01:15:49.120 no

01:15:49.420 so I'll only spend a moment or two on this

01:15:52.420 but Forte and Barber has done a super chat

01:15:53.800 so

01:15:53.960 one of the

01:15:56.020 Among the all-time great NASCAR drivers, Carl Busch, he's only 41, yeah, died suddenly.

01:16:03.980 The little thing I saw was it said he was taken to hospital with a severe illness.

01:16:10.360 Sometimes when they report died suddenly, it means suicide.

01:16:14.760 But apparently it wasn't that.

01:16:15.960 He's just got some sort of serious illness and he's dead.

01:16:18.040 He's dead.

01:16:19.820 Carl Busch, 41.

01:16:23.860 Yeah, RIP.

01:16:25.000 What can you say?

01:16:26.020 I'm not supposed to swear on the breakfast show

01:16:32.840 Am I? Apologies

01:16:33.720 To any parents that have got kiddie winks

01:16:36.820 In the room

01:16:37.500 Carl Bush RIP for real

01:16:40.780 Alright

01:16:42.040 GWFF says

01:16:43.800 First leafleting run for volunteers

01:16:46.480 Of the Restore Britain Bromley

01:16:48.440 Branch tomorrow

01:16:49.520 Oh great, cool, brilliant, best of luck

01:16:51.320 Yeah

01:16:52.340 Brilliant

01:16:54.180 and everything's still ongoing in um up in um makerfield this weekend some people are saying

01:17:04.080 that restore may have as many as 500 volunteers from all over the place flooding into makerfield

01:17:10.580 oh yeah you think restore doesn't have a ground you think restore is just some

01:17:16.940 silly little

01:17:18.300 online 0.99

01:17:19.140 echo chamber

01:17:20.140 riotoid

01:17:20.940 nonsense thing

01:17:22.060 no

01:17:22.820 no

01:17:24.240 okay you also say

01:17:29.260 weather looks great

01:17:30.160 yes I think it's supposed

01:17:31.000 to be a nice

01:17:31.460 warm weekend in Britain

01:17:32.380 yeah I think it is

01:17:33.040 yeah

01:17:33.240 it's God's work

01:17:35.460 oh yeah that it is

01:17:36.540 we're gonna win

01:17:38.320 exclamation mark

01:17:39.140 positive mental

01:17:41.880 attitude

01:17:42.420 and esprit de corps

01:17:44.240 yeah

01:17:46.440 we can win

01:17:47.860 yeah we can win

01:17:48.920 yeah

01:17:49.560 not just get a decent third

01:17:51.920 not just get a really nice

01:17:54.920 sweet second place

01:17:56.760 which is a good indication

01:17:58.000 of things

01:17:58.360 no we can win it

01:17:59.360 can bloody well win it

01:18:00.920 thank you for your courage

01:18:03.800 yeah

01:18:04.100 yeah

01:18:05.120 love it

01:18:06.040 have a beautiful weekend

01:18:09.080 a beautiful weekend

01:18:11.060 thank you

01:18:13.420 you too

01:18:13.880 you too

01:18:16.440 Positive mental attitude.

01:18:18.320 It's all important.

01:18:19.400 Morale.

01:18:21.100 It's all important. 1.00

01:18:21.780 That's why I despise doomers. 1.00

01:18:23.700 That's why I despise them. 1.00

01:18:26.880 Ugh.

01:18:28.200 Okay, Fallen Firebird says, 1.00

01:18:30.280 we already hated a marginalised majority in our own country. 1.00

01:18:34.400 That's a good point. 1.00

01:18:35.600 Yeah.

01:18:36.520 Yeah, it's a good point. 1.00

01:18:37.580 So being a minority will be the end of our people and civilisation. 1.00

01:18:41.540 Yeah, quite possibly. 1.00

01:18:42.600 I don't think that's hyperbole.

01:18:43.880 they must all go home

01:18:47.520 anything else is not acceptable

01:18:49.060 yeah

01:18:49.560 yeah

01:18:52.360 agree

01:18:53.880 something absolutely radical

01:18:57.800 and profound

01:18:58.640 has got to be done

01:19:00.360 in terms of our demographics

01:19:01.920 have been one in five of us

01:19:04.400 foreign born

01:19:04.920 no 1.00

01:19:05.480 it's not good

01:19:08.160 it's not good enough

01:19:09.060 alright

01:19:09.960 the last rumble rant this morning

01:19:12.320 is from Busted Brian

01:19:13.440 thank you busted brian often doesn't rumble rant thank you sir appreciate it you've said here

01:19:19.460 perhaps before you leave today you might look at the recently released restore britain energy plan

01:19:25.620 paper 43 pages but you can skim it unless you guys plan to discuss it on the show on the show

01:19:32.880 proper later okay i don't know who's on the podcast later and if they're going to discuss it or not

01:19:37.920 it's not a bad idea though um i saw that that paper had been released like a day ago or two

01:19:43.200 days ago i saw that it'd been released clicked on it got it had a quick skim i had to move on to do

01:19:49.860 other stuff uh but i will absolutely 100 read it in its entirety 100 it's going to happen whether

01:19:58.120 it will be today i don't know it might be today actually i'm not on the podcast i don't think i'm

01:20:03.840 on lad's hour or anything jack is there a lad's hour this afternoon yes there is okay i don't

01:20:11.340 think I'm on that if I've got time I'll read it today I'll read it over the weekend soon anyway

01:20:17.720 yeah that's nice to have a proper decent decent long quality in-depth policy on energy

01:20:26.000 great again it's serious right it's the serious stuff of of politics being a serious party

01:20:34.120 right just did homeland or advance come out with a 43 page policy on energy i don't think they did

01:20:44.620 i'm not needlessly having a pop at them by the way i'm just this is an example

01:20:48.740 right does the sdp have that that's what i'm saying you know does heritage have that

01:20:54.900 does reform

01:20:58.880 see one or two 1.00

01:21:03.200 silly little Tory boy morons 1.00

01:21:07.400 on Twitter 1.00

01:21:08.440 saying oh like

01:21:09.940 it's not all about policy

01:21:11.440 oh like

01:21:12.700 such cope

01:21:13.760 such terrible cope

01:21:14.960 like there's something wrong

01:21:16.360 with having

01:21:16.980 quality thought out

01:21:18.940 policies

01:21:19.880 which still is almost certainly

01:21:23.880 here to stay

01:21:24.560 and it's a serious option

01:21:25.920 it's an actual serious option

01:21:27.880 The idea that a lot of the people

01:21:31.040 In and around Rupert are really young

01:21:32.640 And don't know what they're doing

01:21:33.600 No, not at all

01:21:34.540 Not at all

01:21:36.280 Some very, very competent, serious people

01:21:39.520 The hubris of the reformed hearts

01:21:47.340 Just hoping Restore will implode and go away

01:21:52.300 It's brilliant to see their meltdowns

01:21:57.540 day after day after day after day it's funny all right let's have a look at the um let's have a

01:22:06.580 look at this youtube super chats oh there's quite a few quite a few i have to whip through them a

01:22:13.700 little bit i always say that don't i and then don't really i whip through them all get through

01:22:18.740 All right.

01:22:21.460 Steven K'nick, 0.73

01:22:23.100 K'zick.

01:22:25.960 Steven K'nick,

01:22:27.260 K'nick,

01:22:27.800 I don't know how to say that.

01:22:29.240 Steven,

01:22:29.720 he'll just call you Steve.

01:22:31.080 Stevie baby says,

01:22:32.720 when will Bo have the Keir puppet from spitting image as a guest on his

01:22:36.980 breakfast show?

01:22:38.120 Inquiring minds want to know.

01:22:41.640 Oh,

01:22:42.220 the, 0.79

01:22:42.400 the,

01:22:42.720 the spitting image puppets. 0.99

01:22:44.120 They're horrible.

01:22:45.220 When I was a kid,

01:22:45.720 the original spitting image from the 1980s.

01:22:48.740 They were so grotesque, they were like a little bit scary even,

01:22:52.840 some of them anyway.

01:22:54.760 You've seen the Margaret Thatcher one, it's sort of like monstrous,

01:22:57.100 truly monstrous.

01:22:59.280 Okay, Something Wickedly, Shona, superfan Shona, says,

01:23:03.760 I like reading about judiciary and jails in 1700s.

01:23:10.340 Yeah.

01:23:11.420 Interesting, the history of crime and punishment is fascinating, yeah.

01:23:15.540 Particularly from the 1700s though?

01:23:17.140 from like the 18th century arguably when it was like its most severe arguably

01:23:24.740 okay all right someone's whose name is just a collection of letters as far as i can tell

01:23:32.480 i x z o y t there's no way that is a word that you can pronounce they're just called

01:23:37.880 at i x z o y t they say morning bo morning morning to you i'm going for my first ever

01:23:45.180 political meeting with my local restore branch today yes that's what i'm talking about restore

01:23:49.660 speaks to that massive group of people that have been so disenfranchised and disenchanted

01:23:56.080 that they don't turn up for anything they don't vote for anything not even reform

01:24:01.660 but restore speaks to them restore feels authentic and genuine it's an actual nativist patriotic 0.79

01:24:12.780 option it's not just more of the uni party slop it's not just containment it's not just nigel's

01:24:17.780 vanity project containment ball plop it's real it's people that actually want their country back

01:24:24.320 for real i don't care about being called racist and bigots anymore i'm gonna do it anyway it

01:24:32.260 appeals to that half the electorate that speaks to them i really do think that that dynamic

01:24:40.440 could be massive at the next general election massive okay ixzoyt says it's the first time

01:24:49.720 they're going to a branch meeting great can't wait to get more involved yeah they say love

01:24:55.600 the show keep up the good work and have a great day thank you thank you i will do i will keep up

01:25:05.560 the good work i should try to have a good day i hope you do too shona again says birmingham's

01:25:13.700 machete fights being different clara right yeah there's loads of machete fights in this country

01:25:18.560 now often between different tribal ethnic groups particularly in birmingham there's one the other

01:25:25.140 day i mean you're probably almost certainly referencing one just the other day footage of

01:25:29.040 it someone on their phone it's really quite common different groups of foreign people having running

01:25:34.840 machete fights

01:25:35.620 in our streets

01:25:36.520 claret all over

01:25:40.960 the place

01:25:41.300 for anyone who

01:25:42.500 might not know

01:25:43.120 claret is a

01:25:45.780 is a

01:25:46.660 different word

01:25:48.780 for blood

01:25:49.240 I've cut myself

01:25:51.800 there's claret

01:25:52.320 all over the place

01:25:53.000 that's what

01:25:54.620 Shona's saying

01:25:55.080 there

01:25:55.300 alright

01:25:56.440 Stephen again

01:25:57.760 Stephen whose

01:25:58.920 surname I can't

01:25:59.700 pronounce

01:26:00.040 but thanks for

01:26:01.380 the

01:26:01.600 thanks for the

01:26:02.520 super chat

01:26:02.820 says

01:26:03.340 and it's in quotes

01:26:05.320 right at the end

01:26:07.060 it says

01:26:07.220 it's a Guardian quote

01:26:07.840 it says

01:26:08.040 restores

01:26:09.580 Bodade

01:26:10.460 Nix's poll

01:26:11.420 bodies 0.97

01:26:13.420 ill for democracy

01:26:14.420 under Rupert Lowe

01:26:15.380 is there a typo there

01:26:17.320 am I misreading it

01:26:18.200 restores

01:26:19.540 Bodade

01:26:20.220 Nix's poll

01:26:21.740 or

01:26:23.700 bodes ill

01:26:24.500 for democracy

01:26:25.320 under Rupert Lowe

01:26:27.360 I feel like

01:26:29.260 there's a typo

01:26:30.140 with the word

01:26:30.520 Nix's there

01:26:31.040 but

01:26:31.260 okay

01:26:32.800 says the Guardian

01:26:33.940 at some point

01:26:37.100 the Guardian

01:26:38.020 and others

01:26:38.640 and all the mainstream media

01:26:39.640 are going to come after

01:26:40.380 anything and everything

01:26:42.200 that Restore is

01:26:43.900 Rupert himself

01:26:45.260 anyone and everyone

01:26:46.440 connected with it

01:26:47.220 at some point

01:26:48.260 the cabal of evil editors

01:26:50.200 and owners

01:26:51.160 will decide

01:26:52.480 alright

01:26:53.400 it's time to 1.00

01:26:54.560 try and destroy them 1.00

01:26:55.760 try and assassinate 1.00

01:26:56.940 all of their characters 1.00

01:26:57.960 try and ridicule them

01:26:59.400 into oblivion 0.97

01:27:00.120 try and paint

01:27:02.740 them as evil in some way we're not quite there yet are we we're still in the phase where they're

01:27:06.900 pretending it doesn't exist it's coming don't worry about that oh it's coming all right tc

01:27:14.060 hill says morning beau it's my birthday today 34 happy birthday lisa it's your birthday happy birthday

01:27:24.560 your name's not lisa it's tc hill but um you say 34 you say i'm getting to read i'm getting ready

01:27:37.680 to work all over cheshire what would you say to people who are nervous about going to help

01:27:43.820 in makerfield blue on blue suits you sir yeah i'm blue

01:27:47.860 Thank you.

01:28:00.980 Thank you.

01:28:02.120 What would I say to people who are nervous about going to Helpy Makerfield?

01:28:07.500 I don't know.

01:28:08.380 If you're prepared to go and do that at all, brilliant.

01:28:12.560 They'll probably need people that don't necessarily have to speak to someone on the doorstep.

01:28:17.200 you just just deliver leaflets and you don't you don't you don't necessarily have to do the

01:28:23.980 door knocking bit you can i imagine you can if you want you don't have to do anything right

01:28:29.880 you're a volunteer it's it's good enough that you're there at all helping out at all there'll

01:28:34.640 be some people that want to do the talking on the doorstep knock on doors and have a conversation

01:28:39.140 with people try and change their mind whatever there'll be a whole bunch of people there that

01:28:42.680 are dying to do that bit of it if you don't want to do that bit of it don't feel like you have

01:28:47.120 do no one's no one's sort of forcing you to do that if you don't want to do that

01:28:51.140 don't worry about it the fact that you're turning up and helping kind of at all is the is the main

01:28:57.980 thing now they i'm sure they can find you something if you say to them you say to your local regional

01:29:04.460 sort of little um little team leader so usually you go around in teams right you say to the person

01:29:10.860 organizing that do you mind can i not is it all right if i don't actually do the talking to people

01:29:16.140 I'm just nervous about it.

01:29:17.200 I'm not so comfortable with that.

01:29:20.000 I'm sure I would have thought, almost certainly,

01:29:22.100 they'll go, no, that's fine.

01:29:22.800 Yeah, you don't have to do that.

01:29:25.720 Probably.

01:29:27.160 You don't have to do anything you don't want to do.

01:29:29.400 You're nervous about it.

01:29:32.280 The fact that you're there,

01:29:34.540 doing something,

01:29:36.700 helping the cause in some way,

01:29:39.160 that's gold dust.

01:29:40.140 That's magic.

01:29:40.760 Thank you.

01:29:42.300 TC Hill, thank you.

01:29:44.220 Sir, or madam.

01:29:45.160 You might be called Lisa.

01:29:46.140 Thank you, sir.

01:29:49.840 Thank you, sir.

01:29:51.300 Brilliant.

01:29:51.800 Can't buy it.

01:29:53.960 Great stuff.

01:29:55.380 Okay.

01:29:57.280 Kiefer Brown, 1337, says,

01:30:00.500 Net migration has come down is good news in the same way that inflation has come down is good news.

01:30:06.720 Yeah, absolutely.

01:30:07.260 Yeah.

01:30:08.240 There's something terrible that's happening and it's only accelerating.

01:30:11.980 It's only accelerating.

01:30:13.600 Oh, it's accelerating slightly slower now.

01:30:16.140 So you're supposed to be happy.

01:30:17.920 That's supposed to be okay now.

01:30:19.500 It's accelerating slower than it was.

01:30:22.000 Yeah, that's still not good.

01:30:23.100 Absolutely, yeah.

01:30:24.500 Inflation is down from 7 point something percent to 3 point something percent

01:30:28.220 on top of those years of 7 point something percent, yeah.

01:30:32.760 It's not good.

01:30:35.260 Net migration is only 170,000 on top of millions.

01:30:41.860 Don't try and tell me it's good.

01:30:44.600 Quite right.

01:30:45.280 Quite right.

01:30:46.140 Yeah, Shona again, something wickedly says, I don't want to holiday abroad, never mind live.

01:30:55.400 Yeah, I mean, I don't particularly want to live abroad.

01:30:59.600 When people say, oh, you just flee.

01:31:01.280 No, I'll never flee.

01:31:02.020 I'll never, I'll never abandon Albion.

01:31:04.720 I'll never abandon England.

01:31:07.200 No, never.

01:31:12.020 I was born here.

01:31:13.180 I live here and I will die here.

01:31:14.720 one way or another.

01:31:18.180 There are loads of places to go on holiday

01:31:20.040 that are great abroad, though.

01:31:23.100 Having a holiday in Britain is great.

01:31:24.440 A lot of people should do that.

01:31:25.680 There's amazing things to see here.

01:31:30.960 Don't cut your nose off to spite your face.

01:31:32.640 There's a few things in other places in the world

01:31:34.920 that are worth visiting.

01:31:36.300 Okay.

01:31:37.220 But the overall sentiment, Shona,

01:31:38.820 I like, I agree with you.

01:31:42.100 There's a million and one things

01:31:43.420 on these islands

01:31:44.820 that are worth visiting

01:31:45.780 going on holiday there

01:31:47.000 to see

01:31:47.380 okay

01:31:47.980 David Betts

01:31:49.080 1180 says 1.00

01:31:50.200 Brit here

01:31:52.560 who left to Paraguay

01:31:53.880 minus one

01:31:58.920 for Starmer's numbers

01:31:59.940 miss my family a lot

01:32:01.660 but I'm much happier now

01:32:03.140 oh well fair enough

01:32:04.100 you do you

01:32:05.000 you do you

01:32:06.380 we'll need you back

01:32:10.180 when the time comes though

01:32:11.260 David

01:32:11.740 we're going to need every man jack of us in the battle to come

01:32:18.000 metaphorical metaphorical battle figuratively speaking

01:32:24.720 okay steven again steven whose surname i'm only going to butcher so i won't try steven again

01:32:33.820 It says, 1996, don't look back in anger, the Oasis song.

01:32:39.720 2026, perhaps it is time to look back in anger.

01:32:42.520 Yeah, I wrote an article on Notices.com called Look Back in Anger.

01:32:48.000 And in that, I made the argument of, don't tell me not to look back in anger.

01:32:54.560 I'll look back in anger if I want to look back in anger.

01:32:57.540 Looking back in anger is the correct response to certain things.

01:33:04.700 Don't tell me not to look back in anger.

01:33:07.460 If I want to look back in anger, I'll look back in anger.

01:33:09.920 Thank you.

01:33:12.840 Don't look back in anger.

01:33:20.220 To not look back in anger, in some senses, that's insane.

01:33:26.540 That's insane, morally, ethically.

01:33:30.620 Okay.

01:33:31.060 two more from shona here who said uh i had an election rigging party in my kitchen smiley face 0.98

01:33:40.680 angela fridge rainer big bird had an election rigging party in her own kitchen

01:33:47.160 you also say royals are proof you shouldn't marry relatives oof yeah

01:33:53.740 A fair few of the House of Hanover, Saxe-Coburg-Gothers, were related to each other, cousins and things.

01:34:05.000 Yeah.

01:34:08.200 Quite right.

01:34:10.020 Well remembered. 1.00

01:34:13.260 Kick you in the throat, that's their name, at kick you in the throat, says. 0.99

01:34:18.680 Anglosphere, fun fact. 0.99

01:34:19.940 England held Cuba

01:34:21.400 for 11 months

01:34:22.300 in the 1760s

01:34:23.480 opened free trade

01:34:24.780 boomed the economy

01:34:25.780 only to trade it 1.00

01:34:27.100 back to Spanish

01:34:27.740 Florida

01:34:28.080 in the Treaty of Paris

01:34:29.220 US should try again

01:34:30.920 question mark

01:34:31.600 interesting yeah

01:34:33.360 so that seems

01:34:34.220 that is very interesting

01:34:34.860 it's been a Spanish

01:34:36.680 possession since

01:34:37.600 what the late

01:34:38.320 the late 15th century

01:34:40.060 early 16th century

01:34:41.040 we briefly got it

01:34:44.260 in the 1760s

01:34:45.800 it's quite right

01:34:46.480 traded it back 0.68

01:34:47.820 to the Spanish

01:34:48.420 when the spanish empire finally entirely collapsed in like what 1898 1899 it then belonged to the

01:34:59.040 united states until effectively wasn't it didn't become a state of the united states but

01:35:06.160 until what 1959 so from like 1900 1898 1899 to 1959 it was american in all but name you know

01:35:17.920 like the way Puerto Rico

01:35:18.720 is sort of thing

01:35:19.260 you know

01:35:20.080 and in 1959

01:35:22.780 that's when

01:35:23.300 the Castro brothers 1.00

01:35:25.060 get in 0.94

01:35:25.860 US should try again

01:35:29.100 they do consider it

01:35:32.460 theirs in all sorts of ways

01:35:33.840 don't they

01:35:34.240 in various senses

01:35:36.300 in their backyard

01:35:38.940 could it be more

01:35:41.560 inside their sphere

01:35:42.840 of influence

01:35:43.360 if you like

01:35:43.920 okay

01:35:45.620 Mike or Clem

01:35:50.700 Doesn't say anything

01:35:51.560 Just gives a tiny bit of money there

01:35:54.220 So thank you for that sir

01:35:54.980 Appreciate that

01:35:55.700 Appreciate that

01:35:57.080 Alright last few 1.00

01:35:58.460 Kick you in the throat again 1.00

01:35:59.560 Says 1.00

01:35:59.900 Proper blue digs

01:36:01.640 Ready to defend 0.75

01:36:03.240 Two youths now

01:36:05.000 Ready to defend two youths now

01:36:10.500 Okay well thanks anyway

01:36:11.500 Not sure exactly

01:36:12.720 Proper blue digs

01:36:14.920 okay all right well cheers uh Midas Touch 2022 says

01:36:20.500 oh you're bloody gorgeous it has to be said Harry go to that cam

01:36:26.720 thank you Midas Touch thank you it's very kind of you to say I know I'm a six at best

01:36:40.100 at very best

01:36:41.760 in the right light

01:36:43.660 if I trim my beard up

01:36:44.980 it's a bit Uncle Albert

01:36:45.760 at the moment

01:36:46.260 a little bit

01:36:47.280 thank you

01:36:50.520 that's very kind of you to say

01:36:51.520 that's very kind of you to say

01:36:52.620 alright

01:36:54.040 and the last one

01:36:55.840 Pixel Rick

01:36:57.040 I'm Pixel Rick

01:36:57.900 Pixel Rick

01:36:59.540 9978

01:37:00.860 says

01:37:01.540 a good name

01:37:02.360 says

01:37:03.720 what is it

01:37:06.020 a big weekend for us

01:37:07.920 big week

01:37:09.320 Big weekend for us lad

01:37:11.160 Predictions

01:37:12.000 Oh and then

01:37:13.740 Then you put three hammers

01:37:14.900 West Ham

01:37:16.280 West Ham might get relegated

01:37:17.820 Yeah

01:37:18.180 I know you guys

01:37:20.320 Don't like football

01:37:20.820 Um

01:37:21.700 Tottenham might get relegated

01:37:23.440 If West Ham stayed up

01:37:24.900 And Tottenham got relegated

01:37:25.640 Oh my god

01:37:26.180 I can't make a prediction

01:37:27.460 I just hope

01:37:28.100 West Ham don't get relegated

01:37:29.240 And Tottenham do

01:37:30.360 Predictions

01:37:32.540 I couldn't

01:37:32.980 I couldn't tell you

01:37:33.760 Who knows

01:37:36.160 It's in the lap of the gods

01:37:37.060 I just hope

01:37:37.760 That

01:37:38.160 i'm forever blowing bubbles okay we've got one last uh rumble rent let's just come in why not

01:37:46.760 read it chaddy 304 just from memory chaddy 304 is up in makerfield aren't they or in that region

01:37:51.640 in the front lines in the trenches getting s done when they say for those who want to come to

01:37:59.140 makerfield but are nervous we are all welcoming you can just stand by our side and if you want

01:38:05.200 to chip in you can we're just happy that you are there right yeah i thought i thought thank you

01:38:10.020 thank you chaddy i thought that is exactly what the sentiment would be yeah you're not going to

01:38:14.700 be forced or asked to do anything you don't want to do there's anything you don't do just say so

01:38:18.820 you're a volunteer you're a volunteer yeah the main thing is that you're helping in some way

01:38:26.440 right that's that's the main thing and it isn't everyone's it isn't everyone's forte to knock on

01:38:33.340 the door and start having a conversation stroke argument passive aggressive argument with someone

01:38:39.900 on the doorstep depending on who you're confronted with that's not everyone's cup of tea by a long

01:38:43.740 way i get it i get it i get it so yeah but what chaddy said there i thought you know that's going

01:38:51.240 to be what it is if you can help if you can get there you know show your face do something do

01:38:58.020 something that's the main thing all right great all right that's the show it's now 39 minutes past

01:39:04.480 nine in the am british summertime on friday the 22nd of may in the year of our lord 2026

01:39:10.120 thank you for joining me without you guys it isn't anything at all you're the glorious band

01:39:16.600 the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters i hope you enjoy the weekend i hope you enjoy

01:39:26.500 of the day ahead

01:39:27.080 try and make the best

01:39:27.840 of the day ahead

01:39:28.320 and indeed the weekend

01:39:29.280 long bank holiday weekend

01:39:31.760 as well isn't it

01:39:32.200 in Britain

01:39:32.480 Monday's a bank holiday

01:39:33.900 try and make the best

01:39:34.760 of it if you can

01:39:35.160 carpe diem

01:39:35.860 seize the days

01:39:36.840 if you can

01:39:38.360 most vulnerable thing

01:39:40.720 you will ever have

01:39:41.220 is your time

01:39:41.800 try and make it count

01:39:42.840 alright

01:39:43.960 until Monday

01:39:45.140 I will be back on Monday

01:39:45.980 until Monday morning then

01:39:48.300 take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 22, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Friday 22nd May 2026

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