The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Friday 5th June 2026

00:00:00.320 Morning.

00:00:04.200 You alright?

00:00:05.880 I hope you are.

00:00:09.640 Genuinely and sincerely

00:00:11.540 hope that you are fighting fit.

00:00:15.280 Right, Ida Bushy-Tailed,

00:00:16.180 rocking and rearing for the day ahead.

00:00:17.740 Come on, get our bed sleep here. Let's go. Wakey, wakey.

00:00:19.980 Take some bakey.

00:00:21.600 It's just gone eight minutes past the hour.

00:00:24.260 Oh, sorry. Zero minutes past the hour.

00:00:25.500 It's just gone 8am, which is summertime.

00:00:28.000 On Friday, God it's already Friday

00:00:30.680 Thank F, it's Friday

00:00:33.040 The 5th of June

00:00:34.980 New Year of our Lord, 2026

00:00:37.100 Tomorrow the anniversary of D-Day, isn't it?

00:00:40.360 As always, I'm joined by my producer, little Harry

00:00:41.940 How are you this morning, good sir?

00:00:43.380 Morning, I'm all good

00:00:44.400 And I'm joined, of course

00:00:47.580 By the glorious band

00:00:49.720 The Chosen For You, my band of brothers

00:00:51.580 You guys, without you, this isn't a thing

00:00:53.320 Basically the best people on earth, aren't you?

00:00:55.900 I mean, give yourself a pat on the back

00:00:58.000 It's sort of undeniable, it's just objectively true

00:01:01.020 You're the best people on earth

00:01:02.260 Tuning in to Breakfast with Beau, the Beau show

00:01:04.980 Live, Beau's Breakfast Club

00:01:06.900 Hashtag the real BBC

00:01:08.200 Lotus Eater's Breakfast Club

00:01:10.740 Hashtag the real LBC

00:01:12.460 Should we stop faffing about though?

00:01:16.940 Should we stop fanning about?

00:01:18.860 What's going to be in the news today?

00:01:20.240 Well it's

00:01:20.860 It's an Andy day

00:01:23.160 The ex

00:01:25.680 Prince Andrew

00:01:27.180 Andrew Sachs, Coburg, Gotha

00:01:32.320 But the mainstream media

00:01:34.420 As always, Legacy Corporate Mainstream Media

00:01:36.460 You can imagine that cabal

00:01:37.840 Of the evil Fleet Street editors

00:01:39.960 Who seem to have taken it on themselves

00:01:44.260 To lie to you by omission

00:01:46.040 Every single day

00:01:47.860 Without possible

00:01:48.920 He's got a bit of a bruise on his face

00:01:50.520 As old Andy

00:01:51.860 So you can only imagine

00:01:53.620 It's an Andy day tomorrow guys

00:01:56.120 yeah everyone all the editors in some sort of group chat uh yeah everyone go with uh that andy's

00:02:02.040 got a bruise on his face but you know remember yeah don't don't talk about ehud barrack though

00:02:08.120 yeah don't talk about howard lutnik yeah don't talk about don't talk about nathaniel rothschild

00:02:16.920 the fifth ballon rothschild yeah don't talk about ken starr or bill barr yeah make sure you don't

00:02:24.840 Don't mention Les Wexner.

00:02:26.700 Alan Dershowitz.

00:02:27.440 Definitely don't mention Alan Dershowitz.

00:02:30.700 Or Larry Summers.

00:02:32.840 Or Malt Zuckerman.

00:02:34.300 Or Reid Hoffman.

00:02:35.600 Or Chelsea Handler.

00:02:39.200 Or Leon Black.

00:02:41.200 Yeah, don't mention Anthony Acosta.

00:02:42.840 Don't mention that time when Anthony Acosta was told to back off from prosecuting Epstein for child sex offenders because he was part of the intelligence services.

00:02:52.180 Don't mention that.

00:02:52.720 Yeah, got it.

00:02:53.140 Good, good.

00:02:53.600 Go.

00:02:54.840 all right but what slop have they served you up instead

00:03:02.680 all right we've got Andrew cashed in

00:03:08.300 he was subletting properties on his royal estate

00:03:14.120 and Kate shares in mum's joy

00:03:20.020 so Kate Middleton the radiant Kate Middleton

00:03:24.420 went to some hospital to meet cancer people cancer people cancer sufferers people are getting better

00:03:33.240 and she was there when one particular mum has got got better from cancer formally officially

00:03:39.780 and kate shares in that woman's joy okay

00:03:43.380 all right don't mention that mohammed bin salman was on the lolita express though

00:03:51.700 Yeah, don't mention that

00:03:54.820 The Daily Telegraph, the Toregraph

00:04:01.620 Andrew cashed in with secret rent deals

00:04:04.260 So this is the main story they've decided

00:04:06.280 They've all completely independently decided to go with today

00:04:10.300 I mean, it's all over the place

00:04:12.460 Look, Andrew

00:04:14.160 Andrew

00:04:17.020 Andrew

00:04:19.100 Andrew's daughters

00:04:21.200 Andrew's estate

00:04:23.600 Oh, let's get rid of that

00:04:25.440 We don't want to support the sun

00:04:26.940 It's a complete slop

00:04:27.840 Right, Waterwall Andrew

00:04:31.060 Largely, a couple of exceptions

00:04:32.880 Right, so what's the story?

00:04:34.620 What's the scoop?

00:04:38.680 So back when Andrew

00:04:40.680 Was still like a working royal

00:04:43.500 And he was living on sort of the Windsor estate

00:04:45.500 I imagine he would stay in actual

00:04:46.840 Windsor Castle itself

00:04:48.980 But anyway, it's a big estate

00:04:50.360 There's all sorts of different buildings and mansions

00:04:53.960 And even outhouses for like servants and things

00:04:56.380 It's a big old estate

00:04:57.780 And yeah

00:04:59.760 Then Prince paid peppercorn fee

00:05:02.640 Just a nominal, absolute tiny amount of fee

00:05:06.760 Just a completely nominal fee

00:05:07.820 For Royal Lodge

00:05:09.600 But let out surrounding cottages

00:05:11.540 Now

00:05:14.260 As I understand it

00:05:16.740 And I might be wrong

00:05:17.380 As I understand it

00:05:18.820 That's not like illegal

00:05:20.240 full-blown illegal but it is just completely taking the mickey isn't it

00:05:24.160 because a lot of these estates are renovated and paid for by the taxpayer

00:05:30.800 and so for him to pay the absolute minimum possible amount himself whilst also renting out

00:05:40.680 other buildings cottages i think to staff and then he takes that money then he put that money

00:05:47.500 his pocket personally his personal bank account or whatever

00:05:52.860 and as i understand it that's not illegal somehow but it is not in the spirit of the thing is it

00:06:02.700 it is cheeky and essentially wrong

00:06:07.020 okay there's some sorts of things that are wrong but aren't illegal aren't they all right

00:06:12.540 And look, there you go

00:06:15.000 More than one paper called it a shiner

00:06:17.020 He's got a shiner

00:06:17.920 A massive bruise on his face there if you can see that

00:06:20.680 Bit of a cut as well perhaps

00:06:22.300 Some of the papers

00:06:24.960 A lot of the papers are saying

00:06:26.020 No one knows what happened there

00:06:28.760 Others are saying

00:06:30.400 One or two others say

00:06:32.340 It's part of a medical condition

00:06:34.680 It's not like he had an accident

00:06:35.880 He fell down the stairs

00:06:36.920 And one of his horses smashed him in the face with his own head

00:06:40.440 That happens

00:06:41.740 if you're around horses a fair bit eventually they sort of clatter into you one way or another

00:06:45.800 eventually apparently it's not nothing like that it was some if you can believe it some sort of

00:06:53.980 medical condition he's got although they haven't said what it was either way either way it doesn't

00:07:00.000 look it doesn't look uh doesn't look nice does it all right so Andrew's got a shiner

00:07:06.260 white house rebukes number 10 over two-tier policing in novak case yeah that's interesting

00:07:14.280 the state department it was the white house trump made said something and the state department

00:07:19.600 itself said a couple of things chimed in on novak elon did as well elon did a tweet or some retweets

00:07:28.200 about it meant like saying this is a disgrace sort of thing in fact i think it was in the

00:07:32.880 Mail

00:07:34.160 Yeah look the mail

00:07:36.220 Trump wades into Henry Novak's scandal

00:07:38.460 State Department slams two tier policing in Keir Starmer's UK

00:07:41.240 Yeah

00:07:42.960 At least the State Department

00:07:44.960 Statement

00:07:46.880 Was something to the effect of

00:07:49.640 There's a problem with two tier justice

00:07:53.360 Two tier policing in the whole of the West

00:07:55.400 It did specifically say the UK

00:07:57.680 But also went on to say the West in general

00:07:59.960 And it must end

00:08:02.560 And it's like a civilisational

00:08:05.560 Level problem

00:08:07.120 Well they're not wrong are they

00:08:08.040 Again

00:08:09.280 Two or even three times over the last six months or so

00:08:13.380 The State Department has chimed in

00:08:15.620 On all sorts of injustices

00:08:17.460 And evils and wrongs that are going on

00:08:19.440 In the UK

00:08:20.340 Whenever they have it's always been great

00:08:23.020 It's always been our talking points really

00:08:24.660 You know just pointed out something that's just an absolute

00:08:29.240 Obvious obvious injustice

00:08:30.880 so i i appreciate that i appreciate that okay yes i said do you remember yesterday we reported

00:08:40.620 we brought you the story that uh raf or i think royal navy actually royal navy merlin helicopter

00:08:46.780 had crashed in devon and killing the three people on board it says britain's only female

00:08:51.840 commando among victims of helicopter crash i don't know if she was the pilot or whatever

00:08:58.160 A commando

00:08:58.760 I don't know

00:08:59.360 Okay

00:09:02.240 Bumham

00:09:04.280 King Andy Bumham I

00:09:06.080 No Stern and Burnham

00:09:07.100 Says

00:09:07.920 I'll fight for number 10

00:09:09.540 I think he was on Newsnight

00:09:10.980 Last night

00:09:11.480 And even though

00:09:12.620 Everyone knows

00:09:13.520 He hasn't really made

00:09:14.360 Any sort of secret of it

00:09:15.520 And he's leaked

00:09:16.240 Loads and loads of times

00:09:17.180 For a very very long time

00:09:18.440 That he wants to be the leader

00:09:19.480 And in fact

00:09:20.420 He entered into

00:09:21.240 Two previous leadership elections

00:09:22.780 Everyone knows

00:09:23.640 I don't think he'd actually

00:09:25.060 100% formally

00:09:26.280 Confirmed it

00:09:28.160 Or not in a while at least

00:09:30.540 Not since this

00:09:31.420 Makefield election has begun

00:09:33.480 Even though everyone knows

00:09:35.240 But on Newsnight

00:09:35.980 Again he did say it

00:09:37.060 He was just explicitly saying

00:09:37.940 If I win this by election

00:09:39.880 And then if

00:09:41.840 A Labour leadership election

00:09:45.200 Were to take place

00:09:46.680 I, King Burnham I

00:09:49.220 No Sterner Burnham

00:09:50.560 Would take part in that

00:09:52.080 Gets a round of applause

00:09:54.700 From handpicked lefty BBC audience members

00:09:57.240 Brilliant

00:09:57.840 Okay, Trump rages at Iran grandstanders

00:10:03.420 There's a thing yesterday

00:10:04.680 I was going to talk about it a bit yesterday

00:10:05.740 But we just didn't have time

00:10:06.900 Or there was just other things to talk about

00:10:08.840 But the Democrats in D.C. on the Hill

00:10:14.240 Put out a, it wasn't a law or anything

00:10:19.420 It wasn't any sort of act or anything like that

00:10:21.580 But they just put out

00:10:22.340 Well, amounts to more than a statement

00:10:25.860 Saying they would like to rescind or curtail Mr. Trump's war powers

00:10:34.120 With regards to Iran

00:10:35.780 But they haven't got the numbers in Congress

00:10:39.420 Or no, some of the Republicans voted with them

00:10:41.940 So it would go to the Senate

00:10:42.800 But the Senate will almost certainly definitely block it

00:10:45.700 But in other words, it's the Democrats

00:10:48.880 Before they've got the actual power

00:10:51.100 Who knows what will happen after the midterms

00:10:54.180 But at this point

00:10:55.320 They haven't really got the power

00:10:56.300 To sort of

00:10:56.780 Stop Donald Trump

00:10:59.040 Doing what he's doing

00:10:59.840 They've got the power

00:11:00.460 To sort of impeach him

00:11:01.400 Or all those sorts of things

00:11:02.480 But they can still

00:11:03.340 Sort of make noises

00:11:04.260 Which is what they did

00:11:06.580 And Trump

00:11:07.880 Rages at them

00:11:09.160 Okay

00:11:13.180 The Daily Mail

00:11:15.460 You're a slop

00:11:18.140 You're an absolute slop

00:11:19.660 Subversive

00:11:23.780 So subversive

00:11:25.320 Trying to pretend it's actually patriotic in some way

00:11:28.280 On your side in some way

00:11:29.340 It's not

00:11:29.720 A little opinion piece somewhere in the paper

00:11:33.840 It says

00:11:34.440 Hiding her son's bloodied murder weapon

00:11:36.640 In the family home

00:11:37.600 Isn't what any mother would do

00:11:39.480 Yeah

00:11:41.680 I guess that's what she said

00:11:44.500 Because it's in quotation marks

00:11:46.160 What any mother would do

00:11:47.720 I don't know if that's the mum's words

00:11:49.560 Her defence herself

00:11:50.400 Or somebody else saying that

00:11:51.900 But this opinion piece

00:11:53.060 By someone called Jan Moir

00:11:54.600 Says no that's not what any mother would do

00:11:59.080 I mean yeah

00:12:02.660 Isn't it just morally and ethically wrong

00:12:06.900 To

00:12:07.300 Aid and abet a murderer

00:12:10.580 Even if they're in your family

00:12:11.880 Okay

00:12:16.420 Alright the Daily Mail

00:12:18.440 They go with

00:12:18.960 They carry out no royal duties

00:12:22.860 We're talking about

00:12:23.620 This is talking about Andrew's daughters

00:12:26.060 Beatrice and Eugenie

00:12:28.140 Have we got a picture of them

00:12:28.860 Just so you know

00:12:29.380 Just so you're aware

00:12:30.120 I know maybe

00:12:31.200 Sorry it was on one of the

00:12:32.160 It was on one of the

00:12:35.720 Other websites

00:12:36.720 It was the mail again wasn't it

00:12:38.420 These two young ladies

00:12:40.180 Eugenie and Beatrice

00:12:42.780 Can't remember which one's which

00:12:44.340 I think that one's

00:12:45.060 Actually I can never remember

00:12:46.640 Which one's which

00:12:47.140 It doesn't matter does it

00:12:48.040 They're the daughters of

00:12:50.780 Of Andrew

00:12:52.040 and we're told that they carry out carry out no royal duties

00:12:56.600 but they do have jobs and are married with homes of their own

00:13:03.260 but bombshell official reports report reveals Beatrice and Eugenie have lived at palaces rank

00:13:12.080 free for years

00:13:13.780 giant big deal

00:13:18.220 in the scheme of things I think but still

00:13:19.740 not really

00:13:22.220 in the spirit of it

00:13:23.180 of the whole thing

00:13:24.920 that their father

00:13:27.480 would

00:13:28.560 the king would pay their

00:13:31.900 their rents that was another

00:13:34.040 later point that the king

00:13:35.800 the crown itself

00:13:37.300 paid their rents I mean

00:13:39.080 princesses Beatrice and Eugenie

00:13:41.960 To have never personally paid a penny in rent

00:13:44.120 Despite living in exclusive palace properties

00:13:46.900 For nearly two decades

00:13:48.540 Yeah the office

00:13:52.120 The National Audit Office

00:13:53.760 When they're investigating Andrew

00:13:56.440 I've said

00:13:58.420 I've said all this

00:14:01.340 As Andrew's spotted with giant mystery bruise on his face

00:14:04.880 That's bad doesn't it

00:14:06.400 I mean obviously it's not a great picture

00:14:07.620 It's obviously taken a very very long way away

00:14:09.940 Some sort of telephoto lens

00:14:11.740 whilst he's in a moving car.

00:14:13.940 Nonetheless, it doesn't look pretty bad, doesn't it?

00:14:16.880 All right, so minor royals, relatively minor royals,

00:14:21.260 get to live rent-free in palaces.

00:14:24.360 I mean, is that much of a scoop, really?

00:14:26.140 I think that was already the case, isn't it?

00:14:27.420 I thought that was already the case.

00:14:29.980 Is it somewhere like Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle or Sandringham?

00:14:33.460 Haven't they got dozens and dozens and dozens of bedrooms?

00:14:37.340 Isn't that the whole point of those giant palaces?

00:14:39.260 is i would have thought that beatrice and eugenie would could just stay there for effectively for

00:14:48.260 free okay all right later we told the king himself pays for it the duchy of lancaster

00:14:57.240 okay all right there's kate middleton and she visited a hospital right got it

00:15:04.300 andrew and family rake it in shall whip through these because it's sort of the same thing

00:15:07.980 ex-prince appears with bruise on his face uh at his outrageous rental income scheme as his

00:15:14.780 outrageous rental income scheme revealed along with daughter's free accommodation what a cheek

00:15:20.640 you get the clever clever word play there because he's got a bruise on his cheek what a cheek

00:15:26.020 yeah the star get ready for football by the way i will keep it to a minimum during the world cup

00:15:32.980 I promise you, as much as possible

00:15:34.620 But just brace yourself

00:15:36.720 A lot of the papers will be

00:15:38.420 Wall-to-wall football at some point

00:15:40.980 On those days, what I'll do

00:15:42.660 Just to let you know

00:15:43.420 I'll show you it and talk about it

00:15:46.360 Kind of as briefly as possible

00:15:47.620 And we'll move on to other stuff

00:15:49.040 Maybe I'll start doing

00:15:49.680 If you remember the beginning of the Bo Show

00:15:51.280 Towards the beginning, the first couple of months

00:15:52.820 I would quite often go to other countries

00:15:57.800 I've still got all the links

00:16:00.420 Look, there's the Aussie News

00:16:01.500 Japan

00:16:02.780 australia russia germany france i used to do that a fair bit didn't i i sort of stopped doing it as

00:16:08.780 much now but maybe during the football the world cup days i'll quickly go through the football

00:16:14.260 and then just move on to other stuff maybe use it effectively use it as a vehicle to talk about

00:16:18.720 other things how about that right the star says cheeky rent deal the grand old bruise of york

00:16:29.440 Because he was the Duke of York

00:16:33.980 He was always being Prince Andrew

00:16:34.960 He was also the Duke of York wasn't he

00:16:36.500 And there's that

00:16:39.760 That old

00:16:40.500 That old song

00:16:41.980 That old rhyme

00:16:42.560 The grand old Duke of York

00:16:43.580 The grand old bruise of York

00:16:46.960 It's very

00:16:48.320 Very clever

00:16:50.660 The times

00:16:52.600 The venerable times

00:16:53.340 What have we got here

00:16:57.420 Yet Burnham confirms he does intend to challenge Starmer for leadership

00:17:02.340 Amazing

00:17:02.940 Andrew Kashtian with Windsor Cottage Sublet

00:17:05.480 It's funny isn't it how all these papers are supposed to be completely independent of each other

00:17:10.240 Completely entirely different owners and editorial staff

00:17:17.120 And yet they go with exactly the same thing

00:17:22.000 If not almost exactly the same image

00:17:24.380 like they're in cahoots isn't it you might be forgiven for thinking they're in cahoots that

00:17:32.420 it's one big cabal

00:17:33.620 all right the sun what have we got inside oh surprise oh what a surprise oh oh yeah

00:17:48.180 gone with the same the exact same thing as andy shows mystery brews extra pocketed royal lodge

00:17:54.680 cash sublet cottages and lived front rent free what a bloody cheek oh another another cheek pun

00:18:01.420 another another clever clever wordplay about his cheek

00:18:04.620 the eyepaper actually do go with something slightly different still about the royals

00:18:10.660 But not Andrew at least

00:18:11.440 They go with

00:18:11.900 That when

00:18:12.920 The Don

00:18:14.740 When the Donald

00:18:17.440 Visited England last year

00:18:19.860 And he had sort of

00:18:21.780 He had a state visit

00:18:22.860 Remember Charles went there

00:18:24.280 Just a few weeks ago

00:18:25.020 Well last year

00:18:26.000 Trump came here

00:18:26.800 And he got to stay at

00:18:27.960 Buckingham Palace I believe

00:18:28.980 Or maybe it was Windsor Castle

00:18:29.940 Anyway

00:18:30.460 Apparently behind the scenes

00:18:32.800 Old Sausage Fingers

00:18:34.740 Chucky Boyer

00:18:36.940 Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

00:18:39.100 Himself

00:18:39.780 wasn't particularly up for it, wasn't particularly

00:18:42.420 happy about it. Revealed

00:18:44.100 King's private concerns over Trump's state

00:18:46.360 visit to UK. King raised serious

00:18:48.540 concerns about Donald Trump's state visit

00:18:50.300 to the UK last year, the iPaper has

00:18:52.360 learned, after a president's bust-up

00:18:54.320 with Vladimir Zelensky. See, Sausage

00:18:56.400 Fingers really cares about Zelensky.

00:18:59.180 He's not supposed to have any

00:19:00.480 political opinions one way or another, but he really

00:19:02.320 cares about Ukraine and Vladimir

00:19:04.260 Zelensky.

00:19:07.620 And the fact that

00:19:08.560 Trump isn't giving him endless and endless billions the way Biden did.

00:19:13.940 It doesn't sit well with sausage fingers.

00:19:17.500 Charles's private revelations left British officials...

00:19:20.560 Sorry, I can't read this morning.

00:19:23.520 Charles's private reservations left British officials scrambling to salvage the trip,

00:19:29.640 fearing that a royal snub could become major diplomatic crisis with US.

00:19:34.180 messages have been redacted to protect diplomatic relations but the eye paper is briefed on their

00:19:40.760 content king was said to be jittery and did not want to do it again naturally just naturally

00:19:49.400 their politics don't line up very well do they their natural inclinations their natural sort

00:19:56.160 world view is quite different child's is some sort of weird globo homo weird traitor pro is

00:20:04.040 Islamophile, almost like a green pro-environmentalist idiot. That's who he is. Seems to barely be

00:20:19.060 able to think for himself. And we all know Trump's politics, not really those things.

00:20:23.660 So they're not natural bedfellows politically. Okay. Officials worked intensively behind

00:20:30.000 scenes to allay his concerns the king's concerns over state visit before charles and starmer

00:20:35.760 discussed them at their weekly audience king and prime minister then protected u.s support for

00:20:41.700 ukraine right well so a bit of a different story at least from the eye paper they just didn't go

00:20:47.600 with andy's bruised face the express it's a good paper you can read your express now

00:20:55.140 There we go, there's Kate Middleton

00:20:58.460 The Princess of Wales, future queen

00:21:00.260 Isn't she looking radiant

00:21:01.240 She went to a hospital where this person

00:21:04.240 A mum

00:21:04.700 Was declared all clear of cancer

00:21:07.420 You ring a bell there, you declared clear of cancer

00:21:09.920 Kate shares in mum's joy

00:21:11.620 Okay

00:21:12.040 The Guardian

00:21:15.580 Do you mind?

00:21:21.400 Sorry, do you mind?

00:21:25.140 The Guardian

00:21:27.660 What a disgusting stain on our society

00:21:32.420 No Sternum Burnham says

00:21:34.920 I won't flinch from need to fix the broken social care system

00:21:38.740 Really?

00:21:40.320 Does anyone other than die-hard Labour Party Keir Starmer haters

00:21:46.580 People whose career in the Labour Parliamentary Party

00:21:50.120 Has been completely stifled and ended by a Starmer government

00:21:53.620 Other than those people

00:21:54.600 and other people that suspect think hope that their career will be advanced should burn and

00:22:00.720 be leader other than those people does anyone really believe that king of the north andy

00:22:08.620 bumham with his eyeliner and his double chins will profoundly change anything anyone really

00:22:16.040 believe that he's going to shake up whitehall he's going to shake up westminster

00:22:19.360 It's going to change the country

00:22:22.520 Put us on a new track

00:22:24.060 A new track which is brilliant and great

00:22:25.460 And saves the country

00:22:26.140 Saves the Labour Party from

00:22:28.100 Electoral annihilation at the next general election

00:22:31.260 Does anyone really believe that?

00:22:32.840 That he's the guy

00:22:33.880 That he's got all the answers

00:22:36.540 He knows what he's doing

00:22:37.820 He's like a policy god

00:22:39.400 He did a brilliant job when he was in government

00:22:45.300 An even more amazing job when he was Mayor of Manchester

00:22:48.800 And all you need to do is supplant him and put him in number 10

00:22:52.260 And suddenly everything's fixed

00:22:56.520 Westminster, Whitehall, the country is fixed

00:23:02.520 Because Andy Burnham, King Andy I

00:23:07.580 Is some sort of panacea, some sort of all-knowing, brilliant, coverall fix

00:23:16.980 For everything that's going wrong

00:23:18.740 does anyone really believe that manchester mayor sets out plans for power if he wins in makerfield

00:23:25.380 broad interview also discussed uh brexit bond markets and migration and we know what his

00:23:33.020 opinions are on all those things at this point basically don't we not the things necessary he

00:23:39.400 hasn't got the political backbone the spine the vision to do any of the things that are necessary

00:23:45.080 in fact he'll double down or take us further into the abyss sprint us even faster to the cliff edge

00:23:52.920 if anything won't he that's why i don't care if he i mean i would want restore to win that by

00:24:00.840 election but if it turns out that restore had nicked enough votes off reform to allow burnham

00:24:05.780 to win i don't care about that i thought i thought all the uri accelerationists out there would love

00:24:12.720 that why reform use that argument or suddenly they really care about starmer's career

00:24:22.960 if we all ultimately want labor to get absolutely trounced as hard as humanly possible

00:24:29.360 at the ballot box at the next general election why not let burnham do it being the leader why not

00:24:37.200 he'll probably be as if not more

00:24:39.600 unlikable than Starmer as leader because he's more left he's more insane basically

00:24:47.900 we can't possibly let Burnham in because of the left well no well it's only a tiny bit more left

00:24:56.260 really it's basically the same it's basically the same sort of weird pinko traitor isn't it

00:25:03.200 basically the same

00:25:04.240 in fact

00:25:07.020 here we've got a few key points

00:25:09.540 look, the Guardian have been good enough to do

00:25:11.480 some bullet points for us

00:25:12.700 he said Labour

00:25:15.540 should be a broad church

00:25:16.880 ok

00:25:19.200 but that Corbyn wouldn't have a place in his

00:25:21.580 government, ok

00:25:23.000 that's something at least

00:25:25.320 he signalled

00:25:27.800 there would be no general election

00:25:29.860 that's what

00:25:31.880 Nigel wants isn't it that's what all the reform people want it was up to them every day that goes

00:25:37.220 by reform seemed to be bleeding support broadly speaking I think might be wrong about that but I

00:25:42.800 think that's what's going on Nigel wants a general election as soon as humanly possible

00:25:49.940 but Burnham and nearly everyone in Labour that's just you would think they're thinking their

00:25:55.000 calculation is that no we need time to win the general public round again so yeah he signaled

00:26:03.440 that he wouldn't call a general election should he become leader what is that he said comments

00:26:11.040 uh talked about the uh bond markets and how politicians should not be in hoc to the bond

00:26:20.900 markets this is a thing see this is this is it this is it this is classic this is why this man

00:26:26.660 is a fool a fool an idiot leftoid know nothing empty shirt cretin of a man no trousers

00:26:37.760 he doesn't know what he's talking about i always find this weird when lefties

00:26:43.580 characterise the bond markets as evil in some way.

00:26:50.040 You're in hock to them.

00:26:54.020 Imagine this, right?

00:26:55.200 Just imagine this in your own personal life,

00:26:57.080 your own personal finances, right?

00:26:59.020 You've borrowed loads and loads of money off the bank,

00:27:01.820 or a credit card, say.

00:27:03.200 You've borrowed loads and loads of money off of them.

00:27:06.680 But you just keep spending,

00:27:08.660 or you keep spending more even than you've borrowed.

00:27:10.940 and you can barely afford to repay the interest payments the bank the credit card company has

00:27:17.800 been good enough to just let you repay the interest on your massive loans you can barely

00:27:24.020 you're borrowing more money to pay off the interests the interest repayments on your older

00:27:30.560 borrowings right that imagine being in that sort of state of affairs in your own personal finances

00:27:37.680 right and then when the bank the credit card say you've got to start paying this money we're not

00:27:43.800 going to allow you to not pay even that interest repayment you start saying oh no you're bullying

00:27:49.580 us you're bullying me this isn't fair like it's not right that i'm that you're putting pressure

00:27:59.960 honestly, that we're in hock to you. No, you borrowed the money. Sorry, no, you borrowed

00:28:08.240 the money. You entered into a contract to borrow the money. So if anyone is in hock,

00:28:14.800 you put yourself in hock. Do you not understand what's going on here? When lefties say that,

00:28:20.620 they are usually idiot lefties as well, aren't they? That bang on about this. The evil bond

00:28:25.060 markets. They're trying to screw us over. Now, either that's just really, really childish

00:28:31.180 and petulant, or you fundamentally don't understand what's happening. You fundamentally don't

00:28:37.760 understand what it means to borrow and repay money. It's got to be one of those two things.

00:28:48.320 Andy Burnham goes along with all that. Politicians should not be in hock to the bond markets.

00:28:52.040 We borrowed the money

00:28:52.860 We borrowed the money

00:28:53.960 They didn't force us to borrow it at high interest rates

00:28:56.100 We borrowed it

00:28:57.480 Well, we issued government bonds

00:28:59.980 Guilt-edged bonds

00:29:00.640 There you go, that's leftist for you

00:29:06.800 They think that markets and capitalism

00:29:08.900 Is bad and evil, don't they?

00:29:13.760 Okay

00:29:14.200 What else did he say?

00:29:17.940 He agreed it would be a mistake

00:29:19.780 to to rerun brexit but did want closer ties to the eu

00:29:25.300 which he does i bet he thought i bet he thinks that if he had the political capital just to

00:29:32.560 return us to the eu we would but he hasn't and certainly if he wants to win this by-election

00:29:38.020 he shouldn't be saying that certainly so all right and he praised shabana mahoud

00:29:44.260 For facing up to the big questions

00:29:48.040 Or the big issues on immigration

00:29:49.820 Really

00:29:50.460 There you go, that's the type of man he is

00:29:52.780 That's the measure of the man

00:29:54.220 That he thinks Shabana Mahmood is doing a good job

00:29:57.680 On migration, immigration

00:29:59.180 He's praising her for

00:30:03.440 Facing up to it

00:30:04.880 She wants more safe and legal routes doesn't she

00:30:11.100 She's one of those

00:30:11.900 Because of course she is

00:30:14.260 Andy Burnham, if you want Labour to truly, truly collapse and not be a government again

00:30:20.040 for another generation or two, or ever possibly, why not have Burnham as their leader? Why

00:30:26.440 not?

00:30:31.320 All right. The Metro.

00:30:32.920 all right they've got a slightly different story some little thing about the world cup

00:30:45.560 just a few seconds fifa the governing body of football said that at the world cup you can't

00:30:53.760 bring in reusable refillable water bottles of your own it's probably going to be really hot

00:30:59.160 isn't it loads of it is in is it canada the united states and mexico or just the united

00:31:03.840 states of mexico either way definitely united states of mexico a lot of those places in the

00:31:07.800 summer will be blisteringly hot won't they and they said no you can't bring in your own water

00:31:12.900 bottles reusable ones refillable ones they said they made up some nonsense about that people

00:31:18.260 throw them at players and things you have to buy our water

00:31:23.100 fifa sucking fans dryer

00:31:28.120 supporters anger as last minute money grab quote money grab as refillable carriers water carriers

00:31:36.240 banned by tournament chief despite heat threat all right that's it i'll just move on from that

00:31:42.320 all right the independent independent some people think some some uh deranged leftists think the

00:31:50.040 independent is like right leaning in some way it's not it's not at all so it hasn't been for a very

00:31:56.060 very very long time but their front page is europe the way back okay okay i get it 10 years on from

00:32:06.540 the brexit referendum we remain divided over our future direction only if you're a crazy leftist

00:32:12.240 Who hates Britain having its own sovereignty

00:32:14.960 Only if you want us to be forced to have open borders

00:32:20.600 Only if you would like the ultimate authority to be

00:32:24.860 And law courts to be in another country

00:32:28.760 We only remain divided if that's what you want

00:32:33.640 Over future direction

00:32:36.000 While the world around us has changed dramatically

00:32:38.320 Today the Independent launches a campaign

00:32:41.220 to build a better relationship with Europe.

00:32:43.680 I see.

00:32:45.240 I see.

00:32:48.440 Fifth column.

00:32:49.560 Absolute subversive slop.

00:32:53.560 Treasonous.

00:32:54.620 It's not what the people want.

00:32:56.280 The majority of people.

00:32:58.520 And a more prosperous, secure and confident Britain.

00:33:01.540 It's about being prosperous and secure, is it?

00:33:04.840 Is it?

00:33:07.140 Or is it about a globalist agenda

00:33:09.260 that your owners and editors are being a pedal it's more about that isn't it it's not about

00:33:16.220 a prosperous and secure and confident britain it's about what your pay masters are telling

00:33:20.080 you to pedal isn't it the independent yeah yeah all right the financial times

00:33:28.240 what have we got they go with a couple things about ai

00:33:32.200 some of the biggest ai companies are going to be floated on the stock market soon so

00:33:38.960 and spacex all right let's move on from that it's already gone half past

00:33:44.900 should we have a look at our poll we usually do a poll our poll about this time of the day don't

00:33:50.280 we i can't spend all morning this morning can't do like an hour and a half an hour and 40 this

00:33:56.540 morning i'm supposed to be on the main podcast today um as well as maybe the labs hour as well

00:34:02.760 so if we're going to do my segment but let's have a look at our poll what did we ask you guys

00:34:07.620 We ask you guys

00:34:11.180 Would you try and hide the knife

00:34:13.180 If you knew your son had murdered someone with it

00:34:15.440 87% of you say no

00:34:20.120 Yeah

00:34:21.880 13% of you say yes though

00:34:27.060 Hmm

00:34:29.660 Do you feel like it's the ethically and morally right thing to do

00:34:35.960 to not hide it

00:34:38.000 ok

00:34:40.820 alright

00:34:43.320 shall we have a look at

00:34:46.100 the price of oil real quick

00:34:48.360 checking with the price of oil

00:34:49.240 West Texas $93 a barrel

00:34:52.520 Brent crude $95 a barrel

00:34:54.160 why are you being charged so much

00:34:58.620 at the petrol pump then eh

00:34:59.560 alright

00:35:02.120 if you have a look at the main websites

00:35:04.300 let's have a look at the BBC

00:35:05.340 all right the main stories we've already covered andrew taking the mickey about out of the taxpayer

00:35:10.660 and uh king andy bumham the first of his name with his eyeliner saying he would

00:35:15.980 into the leadership race what else have we got zelensky proposes face-to-face talks in open

00:35:22.200 letter to putin but i doubt a lot of people saying and i doubt putin will do that because

00:35:27.860 putin has said many many many times for a few years now that he doesn't recognize zelensky as

00:35:34.180 the legitimate leader of ukraine even so if you were to meet him face to face

00:35:38.340 sort of a tacit acceptance that you do accept him as the leader

00:35:41.780 so i doubt putin will do that but who knows he might

00:35:46.100 uk most dangerous period i've known says military chief a u.s military chief oh no wait is it

00:35:56.180 earlier on i was reading it and it looked like it was the u.s military saying it

00:35:59.600 But I guess I got that wrong

00:36:01.300 It is a British one

00:36:02.860 I just thought when I read the

00:36:05.180 Oh anyway, alright

00:36:07.360 Yep, just saying that

00:36:09.980 Britain can get involved

00:36:12.160 To a minor extent

00:36:13.920 With limited quick wars

00:36:15.540 But if there's like a long protracted war with someone

00:36:17.960 We just wouldn't be able to hack it

00:36:19.480 Probably

00:36:22.000 Trump's White House ballroom plan

00:36:25.700 Has doubled in size and cost over a year

00:36:28.160 interesting thing isn't it we've not really talked about it much on the

00:36:32.220 have we really the ongoing saga of trump's

00:36:36.080 ballroom thing i said when there was that latest

00:36:40.740 assassination attempt on him at the correspondence dinner that roast

00:36:47.260 comedy dinner thing they do that was one of the things trump at that

00:36:50.160 point used it as a as a way to say look we need our own

00:36:54.680 completely 100 secure you know venue for things like this we can't it's not great to just do it

00:37:02.400 in some hotel in dc we want our perfectly secure premises okay like everything else trump does like

00:37:12.260 partisan politics even if it's a good idea his political enemies and detractors will try and

00:37:18.860 pour cold water on it or thwart it you know like building the wall on the southern border or bits

00:37:25.420 of wall on the southern border and giving the legal powers to prosecute anyone crossing the

00:37:32.320 border illegally and give those the police and the army loads more sweeping powers to do even

00:37:36.080 though it's obviously the good a good and right thing to do is enemies will just say it's evil

00:37:40.500 and terrible and try to stop it like this ballroom i don't see a problem with it who who

00:37:48.720 cares really but they'll argue it's evil and terrible and ridiculous and stupid

00:37:54.000 AI needs a brake pedal warns Anthropik co-founder I thought this was interesting as someone who's

00:38:03.060 not a fan of AI particularly this guy one of the co-founders of Anthropik he's a Brit actually isn't

00:38:09.660 he Jack Clark I think he's British he said we need to have the ability to slow AI down

00:38:15.580 Let me just read a tiny bit of this

00:38:18.100 Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark has called for the ability to slow progression of artificial intelligence

00:38:23.440 All in the technology is nearing a point where it could develop without human input

00:38:28.600 Like Skynet going live

00:38:33.420 You know what I mean? Like that

00:38:35.920 He said

00:38:37.360 You want the option, you, we, humans

00:38:40.140 Want the option to be able to take your foot off the gas and put your foot on the brake

00:38:44.620 Clark told BBC Newsnight

00:38:47.180 Right now it's like the AI industry has a gas pedal

00:38:50.260 But it doesn't have a brake pedal

00:38:52.160 He stressed people through government policy

00:38:56.720 Need to keep control of AI systems

00:38:58.700 Which will only get more powerful and have broader impacts on society

00:39:01.580 Quote

00:39:02.460 The world needs to do some thinking

00:39:04.220 And we need to eventually develop some new regulations

00:39:07.540 That allow us to be confident in these systems

00:39:09.560 Already Anthropik's popular chatbot Claude

00:39:14.620 is operating on code of which 80% of the system wrote itself.

00:39:24.460 That's not worrying and dystopian at all, is it?

00:39:29.200 You'd have to be some backward boomer Luddite to have any concerns about that, wouldn't you?

00:39:36.500 Getting to 100% is possible within two years, Clark said, and would have huge implications.

00:39:43.540 Yeah.

00:39:44.620 implications we couldn't really even begin to foresee clark did not outline how a brake pedal

00:39:53.220 for ai research and development could be created but drew but drew a parallel between ai and the

00:39:58.360 oil boom and barons of the turn of the last century okay goes on to talk about talk about

00:40:04.240 that but yeah so even like and the anthropic guy it's like uh maybe we're walking into something

00:40:11.600 disastrous and worrying maybe we should think about this a bit more what we're doing here

00:40:19.260 it's interesting earlier in the week there was all sorts of stories in the legacy corporate

00:40:23.960 mainstream media i don't think i brought you brought them to you on the bow show because

00:40:28.120 they were sort of secondary and tertiary stories they weren't really on the front page but it was

00:40:32.320 about how one particular labour mp is trying to take x mr musk's x to court sue him or sue x

00:40:40.920 Because people

00:40:43.800 Or Grok had generated an image

00:40:46.060 Of her in a bikini

00:40:47.320 And she thought it was sort of degrading

00:40:50.220 In some way

00:40:51.340 So she's taking X to court over that

00:40:53.560 It's like, do you want AI or not?

00:41:01.700 Weirdo leftist globalists

00:41:03.040 Who want to control everything

00:41:05.340 Have state control of absolutely everything

00:41:07.440 And everyone at all times

00:41:08.400 Do you want AI or not?

00:41:10.920 you want it to be able to control everyone and everything and then you hope you sit at the top

00:41:14.760 like a starling figure or a male figure and puppet everything and you get to live out your dreams

00:41:19.160 your fantasies of power or or are you gonna completely crumble if it generates an image of

00:41:27.800 you in a bikini what one is it have a complete meltdown at that can't have both don't have both

00:41:38.360 can you all right let's see what else we've got was there anything oh the baylor tapestry is coming

00:41:47.160 to i know this is a bit different the baylor tapestry will is being lent to the british

00:41:51.880 museum i think they're showing it in like september i'll have to do a bunch of content about that

00:41:58.200 might even go there myself i get some of the lotus eaters one of the lotus eaters lads with

00:42:02.920 a camera and a mic and we'll go there and i'll walk along it and they're rating it saying look

00:42:07.320 at this bit look at that bit that would be cool wouldn't it biotapestry love the biotapestry

00:42:12.280 talked all about it a few times i haven't got completely 100 dedicated bit of content about it

00:42:17.560 i don't believe but definitely talked all about it talked about the conqueror and

00:42:24.840 the battle of hastings in lots of detail lots and lots of detail in some of the earlier

00:42:30.600 some of the earlier epochs it's a multi-part series about william the conqueror was it five

00:42:38.300 six four five six seven parts about that anyway all right so i thought that was interesting i

00:42:42.520 thought that was cool all right 20 minutes to go if you don't mind i'll start already early but

00:42:49.640 already with the on this day in politics because we've got rumble rants and super chats from such

00:42:53.180 as i do want to try and finish at nine i'm afraid this morning on this friday i've got a busy day

00:42:59.120 ahead all right should we have a look at what happened on this day in history down through the

00:43:03.440 centuries what happened i've known you guys like that section i believe i do fifth of june

00:43:08.580 fifth of june or one thing to say because it's i'm not in tomorrow right there's no bow show on

00:43:13.460 saturdays whereas the sixth of june d-day whenever it's fallen on a weekday the last two or even

00:43:21.320 three is it even four years i've done some sort of content about d-day but i won't this year

00:43:28.000 Because it's on a Saturday

00:43:29.380 But just to mention

00:43:31.780 Alright, okay

00:43:33.360 On the 5th of June though

00:43:34.620 What happened of note

00:43:35.340 On this day in 1873

00:43:37.060 Sultan Bargash Bin Said

00:43:39.880 Under British pressure

00:43:41.960 Closes the infamous slave market of Zanzibar

00:43:46.140 In present day Tanzania

00:43:47.520 That's actually nice of this really quite woke website

00:43:51.740 To even mention that

00:43:53.320 Under British pressure

00:43:57.300 We went round the world

00:43:59.400 Or various parts of the world

00:44:00.560 Trying to curtail or even stop

00:44:03.400 Human slavery

00:44:04.360 Yeah

00:44:05.420 The abolitionist movement

00:44:09.480 In Britain in the very very early

00:44:11.660 19th century

00:44:12.840 Or late 18th century, early 19th century

00:44:15.520 And then went on

00:44:16.740 For decades to try and reduce the amount

00:44:19.380 Of human slavery in the world

00:44:20.480 Spent a vast amount of treasure

00:44:22.520 And time and energy and political capital on that

00:44:24.720 And yet still to this day

00:44:28.560 In some quarters

00:44:29.700 Like

00:44:31.820 The mind of David Lammy

00:44:33.960 The Deputy Prime Minister

00:44:36.520 Ex-Foreign Secretary

00:44:37.860 We still owe reparations for it

00:44:39.700 We owe reparations for it

00:44:42.080 Okay

00:44:42.420 Abolitionism

00:44:46.460 In the UK

00:44:47.820 Or England

00:44:48.920 Alright

00:44:50.320 William Wilberforce

00:44:53.160 Got her

00:44:54.720 a whole long-form bit of content all about the career of William Wilberforce and the paywall

00:45:01.600 lotuses.com because it's a sign up for as little as five pound a month bronze tears membership

00:45:05.500 my history theme show epochs bodades epochs okay on this day in 1947 US Secretary of State

00:45:12.760 George C. Marshall outlines the Marshall Plan to rebuild Western Europe if anyone doesn't know

00:45:18.940 George Marshall

00:45:20.280 very very important

00:45:22.000 influential person

00:45:22.780 he was basically

00:45:23.960 the head

00:45:24.460 he was the chairman

00:45:25.120 of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

00:45:26.120 for a big chunk of

00:45:27.500 was it all

00:45:28.160 but at least a big chunk

00:45:29.080 of World War II

00:45:29.820 so he was like

00:45:31.140 Eisenhower

00:45:31.860 and MacArthur's boss

00:45:33.280 during World War II

00:45:36.000 and after World War II

00:45:39.220 he had a political career

00:45:40.960 as US Secretary of State

00:45:42.360 again the US equivalent

00:45:43.300 of the Foreign Secretary

00:45:44.160 and the US

00:45:45.920 the US decided

00:45:47.120 under Truman

00:45:47.920 and continuing under Eisenhower

00:45:50.680 because Eisenhower became president after Truman

00:45:53.000 Marshall and Eisenhower switch places

00:45:56.900 and who's boss

00:45:57.860 anyway

00:45:58.580 yeah George Marshall

00:46:00.640 and the Marshall Plan

00:46:02.080 that you know

00:46:04.080 they're confronted with a completely devastated Europe

00:46:06.780 particularly Germany of course

00:46:08.580 what to do with that

00:46:10.500 should you just leave them to it

00:46:13.760 or try and help them out of

00:46:16.320 and help them out of that not just germany all sorts of eastern europe as well a lot of the

00:46:22.440 balkans and eastern europe massively ruined and destroyed by the war in the east

00:46:27.420 well the us decided they would help that's what the martial plan is just investing crazy amounts

00:46:35.200 of money uh and helping them rebuild you know somewhere like greece example what greece really

00:46:44.440 needs right now what they needed yesterday is like 10,000 horses 10,000 packed mules that's

00:46:52.280 what they really need above anything else they need that right now like the Marshall Plan is

00:46:56.960 like right we'll get them send them Romania needs loads of carts or just millions and millions and

00:47:07.680 millions of dollars good you've got it fine the Marshall Plan you've got it go try not to

00:47:12.660 Completely collapse and implode

00:47:13.900 And cause mass starvation

00:47:15.860 Very enlightened really

00:47:19.820 The Marshall Plan

00:47:20.540 In centuries past

00:47:22.640 Leaders probably wouldn't have

00:47:25.060 In the medieval period

00:47:26.020 They wouldn't have dreamt of doing stuff like that

00:47:28.740 Although some say it's cynical

00:47:30.980 It then puts you in hock

00:47:32.520 To the United States

00:47:34.520 But alright anyway

00:47:35.160 I think the Marshall Plan

00:47:36.700 Was a good thing probably

00:47:40.440 Wasn't it?

00:47:41.460 In terms of human misery

00:47:42.600 All right, on this day, 1963

00:47:45.640 A state of siege is declared in Iran

00:47:49.180 And Ayatollah Khomeini

00:47:50.660 Khomeini went on to become Ayatollah

00:47:53.380 Is arrested

00:47:53.960 Yeah, that was it

00:47:55.180 So, what is it?

00:47:58.040 They call it the White Revolution, I think it was

00:48:01.980 In Iran, Persia, as was

00:48:05.620 When the old Shah was still in charge

00:48:08.760 in like 1963 he brought in just loads and loads of reforms loads and loads of reforms like quite

00:48:15.740 a lot of them like land reforms agricultural reforms more a bit more freedom for women

00:48:21.520 all sorts of things he's trying to make trying to make Iran Persia better and the Islamists in Iran

00:48:29.280 didn't like it someone like Khomeini didn't like it so there was mass uprisings against it

00:48:36.180 And the Shah cracked down on it

00:48:38.180 Arrested Khomeini

00:48:40.020 But that was the

00:48:42.860 I was going to say that was the beginning of a process

00:48:45.160 It wasn't even the beginning

00:48:46.040 But it was a big part of the process

00:48:48.200 That what

00:48:49.740 15 years later

00:48:51.420 15 years later ends with an Islamic revolution

00:48:55.080 And Khomeini himself

00:48:57.320 Becoming the Ayatollah

00:48:58.280 So

00:48:58.460 The 1979 Islamic revolution

00:49:02.260 Didn't come out of nowhere

00:49:03.180 people saw it coming for a long time it was in the mail for a long time all right on this day

00:49:10.240 1967 the six-day war begins there's a picture of some bombed out probably what egyptian airplanes

00:49:15.600 i don't know six-day war begins between israel and the neighboring arab states of egypt jordan

00:49:21.340 and syria if you're interested in the war in gaza at the moment say where to begin going back to

00:49:30.640 learn about that it could begin in biblical times couldn't you it could begin in the seventh century

00:49:37.560 with the life of muhammad you could begin in the late 1940s when israel was established

00:49:44.980 one thing i think you definitely need to know about is the six-day war there's all sorts of

00:49:51.680 like those the suez crisis before that like the yom kippur war after that many many

00:49:56.100 uh wars uh many many wars since then but one of the key of the key moments really for the story

00:50:07.000 of modern israel 20th century israel is the six-day war 1967 if you really want to start

00:50:13.280 understanding things definitely watch a documentary or read a book about the six-day war

00:50:17.280 it's basically when nasa the leader of egypt um was sort of getting aggressive and

00:50:25.820 Massing divisions and tanks on the Israeli border

00:50:31.020 And Israel did basically a pre-emptive war

00:50:35.460 But they saw that happening

00:50:38.780 And they were like

00:50:39.360 We're not going to let that happen again

00:50:40.800 Because Nasser had been belligerent towards them before

00:50:44.800 And so they

00:50:45.640 The 1967 was absolutely key and pivotal

00:50:48.500 That's when Israel take the Golan Heights

00:50:50.840 It's when they take the West Bank

00:50:54.080 Gaza

00:50:55.060 the sinai desert the sinai peninsula

00:50:58.480 they just they go to war with everyone around them and beat them all in six days flat

00:51:05.280 because it was a sucker punch really sort of a bit of a sucker punch preemptive war none of those

00:51:12.900 even though those arab states were probably were sort of gearing up to

00:51:16.100 attack israel israel just pulled the trigger first anyway

00:51:20.860 It's important to know about the Six Day War

00:51:24.800 It's a key, key, key event

00:51:26.180 In all of this

00:51:27.840 And well

00:51:29.400 Tactically, strategically

00:51:31.380 Complete victory for Israel

00:51:33.020 They ended up like

00:51:35.620 Giving most of

00:51:37.660 Or a lot of the Sinai back to Egypt

00:51:40.140 But okay

00:51:43.500 In order to understand the current

00:51:45.560 Israeli-Palestinian

00:51:47.120 Conflicts

00:51:49.000 Intifadas

00:51:49.740 gotta know what happened in the six day war all the background to it and everything really i would

00:51:55.620 say all right on this day in 1968 sirhan sirhan palestinian sirhan sirhan that man there

00:52:03.560 he assassinated robert kennedy senior that man there john kennedy's little brother shooting

00:52:14.420 him three times and wounding five other others at the ambassador hotel in los angeles california

00:52:19.680 kennedy dies the next day in fact i believe the fatal shot on robert kennedy was from one of his

00:52:24.420 own bodyguards a really really weird thing the assassination of bobby kennedy it's really odd

00:52:32.400 just like his brother loads and loads of just odd things that don't seem to add up

00:52:38.020 they were taking kennedy back through the hotel like through the kitchens to take him out back

00:52:45.800 to get him into his limo and take him off and this this guy sirhan sirhan apparently

00:52:52.300 was just waiting there in like sort of the kitchens or something or a corridor

00:52:55.940 waiting to assassinate bobby kennedy and then he as bobby kennedy and his bodyguard walked by

00:53:04.180 at sort of point blank range sirhan sirhan allegedly just starts firing and then bobby

00:53:10.280 kennedy's bodyguard also in the confusion this little sort of point blank melee of firing goes

00:53:15.680 off shots in the ceiling in the wall everywhere kennedy gets hit a bunch of times i think the

00:53:22.660 fatal bullet wound actually came from one of his own bodyguards but anyway later people of course

00:53:28.340 and sirhan sirhan isn't killed in that gunfight later he went on trial and forevermore he's still

00:53:34.300 alive i think he's still alive in prison now um that's him what why what was your what was your

00:53:42.480 motivation for doing this and it's weird he changed his story loads everything from it's to

00:53:50.340 do with palestine and israel to i don't remember doing it like some people said a bit on the

00:54:02.060 fringes of it but people say perhaps he was uh some sort of really really elaborate intelligence

00:54:09.160 services just like the murder of john kennedy it's hard not to come to the conclusion there's

00:54:16.520 some sort of elaborate game playing going on something something's fishy something's up

00:54:24.800 things don't seem to make sense really about it all

00:54:28.240 look into it for yourself if you think i'm being a bit of a tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorist

00:54:37.600 to describe it and characterize the assassination of robert kennedy to you like that look into it

00:54:43.800 yourself it's weird he changed it sirhan sirhan changed his story loads and even as i say even

00:54:51.160 said i i have no recollection of doing this like i seem to be i'm a bit of a blank all right well

00:54:58.260 all right could talk all about it for a long time but must move on on this day in 1981 the

00:55:05.260 The AIDS epidemic officially begins when the US Centers for Disease Control reports cases

00:55:10.440 of pneumonia in five gay men in Los Angeles.

00:55:12.660 Oh well.

00:55:13.760 On this day in 1984, Indra Gandhi orders an attack on Sikhism's holiest site, the Golden

00:55:19.720 Temple in Amritsar.

00:55:26.500 And of course she was assassinated, wasn't she?

00:55:28.140 If anyone knows about Indra Gandhi, she was like the leader of India, I think the only

00:55:32.520 female leader they've ever had but she was the leader of india during like the late 60s and

00:55:37.000 early 70s and then again in the 80s in the early 80s um and there's sort of loads of like sikh

00:55:44.380 separatist unrest a bit more than unrest really in india she decided to crack down on it try and

00:55:52.460 crack down on it which she did i believe thousands of them killed or even tens of thousands of them

00:55:58.900 imprisoned and stuff she cracked down on it unfortunately a couple of her own personal

00:56:04.780 bodyguards were Sikhs so one day when she's walking along in a garden somewhere her own

00:56:11.440 bodyguards murdered her there you go there you go all right should we have a look at our Rumble

00:56:21.260 Rants and Super Chats it's nearly nine o'clock if I whip through them we go we only got two Rumble

00:56:27.980 rants today. Only got two.

00:56:31.000 Alright, global church history

00:56:32.200 in at number one. Reigning

00:56:34.060 defending

00:56:35.260 undisputed

00:56:38.980 global church history.

00:56:42.000 Okay. Thanks to the super chat, sir.

00:56:44.980 I love your dedication.

00:56:46.380 Saying, on this day

00:56:47.960 in 70 AD, Titus

00:56:49.920 took Jerusalem.

00:56:52.140 Yeah.

00:56:57.980 Titus, the son of Vespasian, so the emperor of Vespasian ending the year of the four emperors

00:57:04.620 Got content all about the year of the four emperors

00:57:08.640 After Nero's complete collapse and suicide, there was a year where there was four different

00:57:17.780 emperors in Rome, one after the other, military usurpers, finally Vespasian turns up from

00:57:22.040 the east, the most powerful of them, and becomes emperor, and starts a whole dynasty, and reigns

00:57:25.940 emperor for ages like 10 years 15 years that was the year before the year of the year of the four

00:57:32.740 emperors is 69 ad uh one year later he sends his son titus his son he's got two sons titus

00:57:40.660 the other one the younger one's called domitian himself becomes emperor at one point well for

00:57:47.380 quite a long time got content all about commission but for the time being wherever spasian has left

00:57:53.220 the east he's a general of the east he sends his son titus back to his to put down the first jewish

00:57:58.260 revolt jewish revolt against roman rule and titus does a number on them shall we say he surrounds

00:58:06.740 besieges starves out jerusalem takes it sacks it entirely destroys the second temple

00:58:13.700 And they wrecked an arch of triumph to that in Rome

00:58:21.540 Which still stands there today

00:58:22.840 Some Jewish people are still butthurt about that to this day

00:58:31.380 Quite literally in the 21st century go to Rome

00:58:35.140 Stand in front of the arch of Titus

00:58:38.400 And flip it off

00:58:39.520 And take a video of themselves doing that

00:58:42.300 And post it on the internet

00:58:43.700 I mean, let it go, it was a long time ago, right?

00:58:52.720 Alright, the other factoid from Global Church History says,

00:58:56.860 And in 1661, Sir Isaac Newton was admitted into Cambridge.

00:59:00.920 Now, I haven't done any, I don't think I have,

00:59:03.540 any specific long-form content about the life and career and work of Sir Isaac Newton,

00:59:08.400 but I have mentioned him in passing a whole bunch of times,

00:59:10.640 And fascinating, fascinating person, Isaac Newton

00:59:14.500 Not just his Principia Mathematica

00:59:17.320 But he, as a man

00:59:18.500 Fascinating

00:59:19.880 Like a true, true genius person

00:59:24.040 Obviously stating the obvious

00:59:25.160 Like just way out ahead of his time

00:59:28.240 Way, way out there ahead of his time

00:59:30.700 Should make some content just about Isaac Newton

00:59:33.600 Okay, next one we've got

00:59:36.280 Jeffrey Farnall says

00:59:39.140 Another fun Trafalgar Square fact

00:59:41.420 Is that for decades

00:59:42.680 There was a statue of General Goulden in the middle

00:59:45.260 I've got a whole long form bit of content

00:59:49.200 About Goulden of Khartoum

00:59:50.520 Goulden of China

00:59:51.720 One of our great

00:59:53.540 Victorian

00:59:55.580 Statesmen and military leaders

00:59:58.120 General Goulden

00:59:59.980 Got himself killed at Khartoum in the end

01:00:02.340 Didn't he

01:00:02.740 Apparently there was

01:00:07.080 Not apparently there was

01:00:07.920 a statue of general gordon in the middle it was removed in world war ii and typically never

01:00:15.020 returned you can still see where it was if you go there yeah quite right interesting fact

01:00:20.300 okay dragon lady chris says if i remember correctly titus was the first emperor to

01:00:26.380 succeed his biological father to the imperial throne that sounds about right yeah probably

01:00:31.900 would be yeah yeah it would be yeah good factoid titus only ruled for two years after vespasian

01:00:40.360 finally died of natural causes i believe his heir apparent and eldest son titus became emperor

01:00:47.180 only for like about two years before he died of natural causes in the pre-modern world even if

01:00:52.840 you were young and fit you could get a disease or some sort of illness you're not quite able to

01:00:57.680 fight it off and that's it you die so titus should have ruled for a lot lot longer than he did but he

01:01:02.380 only ruled for about two years and people say he's one of the good emperors he was one of the just

01:01:06.060 emperors a good ruler but he died and then he didn't have children legitimate children and so

01:01:12.140 the imperial diadem passed down to his younger brother domitian who was really really really

01:01:20.680 evil tyrant one of the worst ones like caracalla or caligula or nero a bit of a psycho serial

01:01:27.100 killer type dude if you believe the accounts you want an hour or two of me talking all about it

01:01:33.640 oh it's all there behind the paywall okay let's do that's the only rumble ranch we've got this

01:01:39.340 morning let's do the uh youtube ones harry if you can bring that up on my screen thank you very

01:01:44.120 much sir engage there they are okay we've got a dozen or so or more okay dr molotov says as a

01:01:54.180 Nuclear accident connoisseur, have you read about the SL1 in Idaho?

01:01:59.520 Yeah, I know about that one, yeah.

01:02:02.300 Prompt critical explosion, man impaled by a control rod and pinned to the roof.

01:02:07.760 Yeah, it was a bad one, wasn't it?

01:02:08.380 That was like early on, that was like in the 50s, wasn't it?

01:02:11.280 There's actually, if you went to one Wikipedia or anywhere really,

01:02:14.200 or just Google, and asked for a list of all the nuclear accidents that have happened,

01:02:19.200 there's loads, there's actually been loads.

01:02:20.760 obviously chernobyl is the worst one by so far but minor ones there's loads there's loads of

01:02:28.820 of them um most people just never heard of them but yeah i do like to think of myself as a little

01:02:33.620 bit of a nuclear accident connoisseur i quite often well maybe not often but over the years

01:02:39.440 i've just watched a documentary or a video about little known ones that most people don't haven't

01:02:45.380 heard of find them fascinating yeah that was a bad one people died right multiple people died

01:02:51.620 so usually like no one dies or one person gets really badly irradiated and dies but

01:03:00.760 this was a multiple one okay kick you in the throat that's their name at kick you in the

01:03:06.700 throat says looking sharp custom made built for speed

01:03:10.500 I'm looking sharp you say

01:03:14.300 Is that a personal compliment to me

01:03:16.380 I hope so

01:03:18.400 I think so

01:03:19.000 I'll take it

01:03:20.460 Either way thank you very much for the super chat

01:03:29.000 Something wickedly superfan Shona

01:03:30.740 Says

01:03:31.500 I wouldn't want elites visiting me if I was ill

01:03:35.140 Oh right like

01:03:37.020 Kate Middleton at a hospital

01:03:38.580 Yeah

01:03:38.920 You probably don't need it

01:03:41.500 Although that woman was

01:03:42.480 She just stopped being ill

01:03:45.760 She just got better from cancer

01:03:47.340 But still yeah you probably don't need it do you

01:03:49.260 I'd rather not

01:03:50.080 I was in hospital

01:03:52.400 Yep

01:03:53.580 Tatum

01:03:56.460 Tatum2733 says

01:03:58.580 I think this was a really bad poll

01:04:01.700 The Digwas had

01:04:03.840 Had Henry there dying

01:04:06.160 Not an abstract choice

01:04:07.720 after the fact about whether to hide the knife or not well no i just completely disagree with you

01:04:13.880 yeah don't cover up for a murderer don't really know what you're saying there don't really get

01:04:20.680 your take there the dig was had henry there dying not an abstract choice i didn't say it was an

01:04:26.920 abstract choice okay rinse wind 67 says f kate bow you look radiant

01:04:37.960 thank you um by the way not gay on this day in history that's fine on this day in history

01:04:49.420 in 1979, nothing of note happened. Dole days have feelings too. Keep the faith, bro. Cheers.

01:04:59.140 That's interesting. You're like an unbirthday. It's my unbirthday today.

01:05:05.280 A very merry unbirthday to me. It's probably your unbirthday today, isn't it?

01:05:13.160 Dole days have feelings too. Okay. Another one from Kick You In The Throat.

01:05:19.420 for a generous amount of money thank you kick you in the throat you say

01:05:23.660 anglo world fun fact yorkshire botanist thomas nuttle spent decades in the us west in the us

01:05:30.060 west discovering and cataloguing unsung in england and the us he he is the father of western american

01:05:39.020 botany also did a big book on us birds that is a fun fact i've never heard of i don't think i've

01:05:45.660 ever heard of Thomas Nuttall the botanist and ornithologist if you do the book on birds

01:05:54.380 interesting interesting like facts like that I like learning new things

01:05:59.020 rinswin67 again said oh and forgot to add in regards poll if the victim if the victim was a

01:06:06.380 savile or rudica rudica batana a type then I could be persuaded to change my vote

01:06:13.660 Hypothetically mind

01:06:16.660 Right, okay, fair enough

01:06:20.800 I see what you're saying

01:06:21.700 Mr. Dickie Bingo says

01:06:27.040 The Fridge Rainer is basically

01:06:28.940 Burnham in drag

01:06:29.940 Put Burnham in a wig

01:06:36.840 And a frock

01:06:37.480 And some stupid trainers

01:06:39.300 And you can't tell him apart

01:06:41.860 From Angela Fridge Rainer

01:06:43.660 If he starts mimicking all her movements, like in a mirror,

01:06:46.940 no one can tell which one's which.

01:06:50.380 Okay, Pence Hayder says, just says,

01:06:55.840 where has me air gone?

01:06:58.800 Funny, that thing, it seems like a normal sentence,

01:07:02.140 but he's got me to actually say, where has my hair gone?

01:07:05.640 He's put, whereas, you know, like, whereas something else.

01:07:09.100 Me, air, as in breathing air, gone.

01:07:12.720 where has my hair gone where has my hair gone oh male pattern baldness too much test that's what

01:07:20.260 it is just too much test noticer 786 says i need a haircut actually don't i i should never get let

01:07:27.780 it get this long noticer 786 says strange how every parent of a young white victim has a segment

01:07:34.980 in their speech about not making it about race and not causing further division just odd how

01:07:39.980 it's a copy and paste every time hmm yeah well they've got nudge units haven't they home office

01:07:44.320 nudge units where they tell the grieving parents in their moment of uh of grief and mourning

01:07:50.660 say something about anti-racism though yeah you don't want to stoke tensions though right

01:07:55.780 just say it's got nothing to do with race or religion or or tribalism or anything you say

01:08:00.040 that yeah i know it's so disgusting and cynical okay amazing disgrace amazing disgrace

01:08:09.160 love it says i didn't vote in the poll because there are circumstances where i hide a knife

01:08:15.440 and tell my son i was proud of him okay well done adam waller says uh resolving distances

01:08:21.640 below the plank length requires such a concentration of energy that it produces a

01:08:27.520 black hole therefore preventing the measurement i did a tweet i think this person well this person

01:08:32.820 must be responding to a tweet I did last night where I just said something about the Planck

01:08:39.360 length. You don't know, Max Planck, the physicist, came up with the smallest possible unit,

01:08:46.860 smaller than an atom, smaller than a proton or electron, smaller than quarks, and even

01:08:53.340 orders of magnitude smaller than that. Millions of times smaller than a quark, you get down

01:08:59.920 to the the plank length the tiniest possible measurement it's like the distance

01:09:08.240 a proton would move in the smallest amount of time

01:09:12.160 ever a single instant that length the plank length anyway

01:09:18.560 i said the human scale are we close on the human scale on this planet are we closer to

01:09:23.360 the plank length the smallest possible unit of measurement or the entire observable universe

01:09:28.160 and if you just look it up it is that we're like 400 million times closer to the size of the entire

01:09:37.720 observable universe in other words the plank length is unimaginably small 400 million times

01:09:43.320 times smaller than the 90 billion light year across observable universe

01:09:48.360 you can't wrap your mind around how big the observable universe is and the plank length is

01:09:55.460 400 million times

01:09:56.860 smaller on a scale than that.

01:10:03.640 Mad, isn't it?

01:10:04.980 So if you say,

01:10:05.720 some people said

01:10:06.540 that humans,

01:10:07.440 we're somewhere halfway

01:10:08.440 between the Planck length

01:10:10.360 and the observable universe.

01:10:11.340 No, no.

01:10:12.460 We're right near

01:10:13.440 the upper end.

01:10:14.960 In the scheme of the cosmos,

01:10:17.200 we're humans,

01:10:17.900 the human scale is quite big.

01:10:21.240 It's weird to think of that, isn't it?

01:10:22.780 I don't know.

01:10:23.260 I find that sort of thing fascinating.

01:10:24.220 All right

01:10:25.480 What else have we got here

01:10:26.620 Brandon Lucas said

01:10:29.560 What's your favourite

01:10:30.460 Historical

01:10:31.100 Israeli military op

01:10:33.000 Oh there's the

01:10:35.780 Entebbe raid

01:10:38.020 That one

01:10:38.680 Every now and again

01:10:40.600 On Epochs

01:10:41.160 I do

01:10:41.780 A bit of content

01:10:43.060 About special forces raids

01:10:44.440 I think I've done

01:10:45.020 Four or five

01:10:45.620 Or six of them

01:10:46.300 There's one

01:10:47.940 Entebbe

01:10:48.840 In Africa

01:10:50.160 Where

01:10:50.720 Was it

01:10:51.820 E.D. Amin

01:10:54.220 Or forces

01:10:55.880 Is it Idiomian?

01:10:58.220 I think it was

01:10:58.880 God, I can't remember now

01:10:59.900 They've taken a whole aeroplane of Israelis hostage

01:11:03.380 In like a Ugandan airport

01:11:06.280 Is that right?

01:11:08.920 Anyway, the Israeli special forces went there

01:11:10.860 And tried to save them all

01:11:12.500 Saved a lot of them

01:11:13.820 Oracle

01:11:15.100 Maybe that one

01:11:16.540 Okay

01:11:17.160 Wasn't Benjamin Netanyahu's brother killed in that?

01:11:24.220 Is that right?

01:11:26.040 Okay, I can't remember it all off the top of my head.

01:11:28.860 Aristotle Luton says,

01:11:30.340 Morning, Bo.

01:11:30.900 Morning.

01:11:32.240 Did you catch Question Time last night?

01:11:34.020 Reform guy was a bit milk toast.

01:11:36.300 Have a good weekend, sir.

01:11:37.500 Well, thank you very much.

01:11:38.500 I didn't watch it.

01:11:39.120 I see a clip of Andy Byrne when I didn't watch it.

01:11:41.080 I can't stand news night, largely.

01:11:44.480 It's sort of insufferable.

01:11:46.880 Sort of insufferable to me.

01:11:51.920 So, I didn't watch it, but I have seen a couple of clips.

01:11:54.220 But anyway, I hope you have a good weekend too

01:11:55.900 Alright, Brendan Lucas says

01:11:58.220 ITV drama said

01:11:59.820 Queen Liz I is a transgender

01:12:02.340 True?

01:12:03.420 An ITV drama?

01:12:07.120 I don't know what one you're talking about

01:12:08.220 I don't watch much TV

01:12:09.700 Certainly not an ITV drama

01:12:12.120 About the Queen

01:12:13.800 But

01:12:15.100 Of course she was not transgender

01:12:17.520 Of course not

01:12:20.220 Alright

01:12:22.280 JC Warlock says

01:12:24.740 Castle Monster

01:12:25.660 It's the same guy

01:12:27.220 Often on Rumble Rants

01:12:28.340 Talking about

01:12:29.080 Oh and they've also put

01:12:30.520 A Rumble Rant

01:12:31.020 Saying the same thing

01:12:31.720 Castle Monster

01:12:32.260 I have to check it out

01:12:34.040 I will do

01:12:34.840 In fact I did actually

01:12:35.860 Sorry I did

01:12:36.420 I did look up

01:12:37.380 Castle St George

01:12:38.500 At Loch Ness

01:12:39.060 I did

01:12:40.060 Look it up

01:12:40.960 Interesting

01:12:42.140 I'd like to go there

01:12:42.780 I'd like to visit it

01:12:43.460 It'd be a great day out

01:12:44.500 Wouldn't it

01:12:45.080 Okay and the last one

01:12:46.980 Here today

01:12:47.580 From Brendan Lucas

01:12:48.520 Says

01:12:49.320 achilles confirmed to be played by ellen page

01:12:54.860 there's that christopher nolan odyssey film coming out isn't there and there's a bit in

01:13:02.960 the odyssey where odysseus goes down to the underworld and meets some dead souls

01:13:06.700 in the original book he meets achilles the greatest warrior of the trojan war

01:13:12.680 who by that point is dead sort of famous one of the more famous bits from the odyssey actually

01:13:18.220 where he speaks to the dead Achilles

01:13:20.200 Achilles said

01:13:21.020 I'd do anything

01:13:24.200 give anything for one more day of life

01:13:25.860 to be on the earth

01:13:27.140 I'd swap everything I've got for that

01:13:31.980 one day as a slave back on earth

01:13:34.000 rather than live down here

01:13:35.980 in Hades

01:13:36.720 and it got leaked that Ellen Page might be

01:13:40.460 have been cast

01:13:42.380 as Achilles for that

01:13:43.400 sorry Elliot Page isn't it

01:13:46.340 Shouldn't dead name Ellen Page

01:13:48.940 His name is Elliot Page

01:13:52.740 But someone's saying, no, you know, don't worry about it

01:14:02.160 Elliot Page hasn't been cast as Achilles

01:14:05.240 It's just some other character that Odysseus meets in the underworld

01:14:09.080 Where if Brendan Lucas is to be believed there

01:14:12.560 It's the first time hearing of it

01:14:14.120 It is indeed

01:14:15.020 Elliot Page

01:14:16.640 Is in fact cast as Achilles

01:14:19.220 So

01:14:19.780 That's weird

01:14:21.400 Achilles is supposed to be

01:14:23.140 One of the baddest ass

01:14:24.980 Humans

01:14:25.900 Well

01:14:26.400 It's not even human

01:14:27.220 Semi-human

01:14:27.860 Demi-god

01:14:29.000 Ever to have lived

01:14:30.180 You know it should be

01:14:31.320 It should be someone like

01:14:32.440 Big Dave Bautista or something

01:14:34.980 John Cena

01:14:38.440 I don't know

01:14:39.500 A good actor though

01:14:40.740 Get a good actor

01:14:41.320 Someone who's really really

01:14:43.200 Chris Hemsworth

01:14:44.000 Who's hench and big

01:14:45.100 Believable as a badass killer

01:14:47.600 Leader of men and killer

01:14:49.220 Not Ellen Page

01:14:51.800 Okay

01:14:54.900 That's the show

01:14:56.000 That's the last one

01:14:56.720 It's just ticked

01:14:58.240 15 minutes past 9

01:14:59.240 In the AM

01:14:59.860 British Summertime

01:15:00.540 On Friday the 5th of June

01:15:01.600 In the year of our Lord

01:15:02.180 2026

01:15:02.820 Thank you for joining me

01:15:03.600 You're the best people on earth

01:15:04.700 The best people on earth

01:15:06.340 Without you it really isn't a thing

01:15:09.080 Try and make the best of the day ahead

01:15:11.420 And indeed the weekend ahead

01:15:12.500 Right

01:15:13.560 Carpe diem

01:15:14.140 Seize the day

01:15:14.820 Z

01:15:15.340 Your time is the most precious thing

01:15:17.660 You've got

01:15:18.300 So far

01:15:19.380 It's finite

01:15:20.580 Try and use your time wisely

01:15:24.660 If you can

01:15:25.200 Alright

01:15:25.420 I don't want to get too preachy about it

01:15:26.560 Until Monday morning then

01:15:27.420 Take care

01:15:43.560 We'll see you next time.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - June 05, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Friday 5th June 2026

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