The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - March 23, 2026


Breakfast With Beau | Monday 23rd March 2026


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What s the legacy corporate mainstream media banging on about this morning? What is that cabal of evil street editors lying to you about by omission today? What are they trying to beam directly into your brain box? And what s not in the news?

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00:00:00.000 morning you're right it's Monday another Monday Monday Monday nice hot cup of tea to start the
00:00:11.840 morning come on let's not lose all perspective here cup of tea sorts everything out how are you
00:00:20.140 are you all right I hope you're all right generally hope you had a good weekend
00:00:23.360 all right so it is just ticked past eight in the a.m. in Greenwich mean time it's Monday the
00:00:28.780 23rd of march in the year of our law 2026 how time marches on as always i'm joined by my producer
00:00:35.480 little harry how are you this morning good sir morning yeah i'm all good great good should we
00:00:41.780 just get straight into it then let's just get straight into it what is the legacy corporate
00:00:45.660 mainstream media banging on about this morning what is that cabal of evil fleet street editors
00:00:49.960 lying to you about by omission today what are they trying to beam directly into your brain box oh well
00:00:56.080 one thing before we get into it actually there's one thing that aren't on the front pages and i
00:01:00.860 didn't see it on any of the websites on the first few two or three scroll downs worth of news on
00:01:06.220 all the websites but i want to bring to you is the good news good news everybody that restore
00:01:15.560 rupert lowe and restore are formerly a party now they got the green light from the electoral
00:01:22.400 commission and so they're a full-blown party and that's a big thing that's a big thing because
00:01:29.320 before people could say like legitimately you're not a party bro why are you pretending you're a
00:01:37.260 party you're not a real party bro you know and they're not wrong they're not wrong but now
00:01:43.380 cheers
00:01:46.580 so yeah
00:01:50.760 that's a great thing
00:01:52.260 if you're a
00:01:53.400 restore partisan
00:01:54.520 such as my good self
00:01:56.540 and many
00:01:57.520 at the Lotus Eaters
00:01:58.540 so yeah
00:02:00.800 but it won't appear
00:02:01.620 in the news
00:02:02.140 yeah
00:02:02.520 so hopefully now
00:02:03.480 on polls
00:02:04.080 you'll get
00:02:05.480 Green Reform
00:02:07.000 Labour, Lib Dem
00:02:08.000 Conservative
00:02:08.360 and now Restore
00:02:09.500 in there as well
00:02:10.380 you know
00:02:11.320 SNP
00:02:11.860 whatever
00:02:12.180 Rather than just having this big chunk of other
00:02:15.460 Until now it's just been other
00:02:17.140 Other is polling at 7% or something
00:02:19.360 That's weird
00:02:20.060 That never usually happens
00:02:21.600 Why is other suddenly 7%, 8%
00:02:24.680 Well, now, hopefully
00:02:26.880 In polling going forward
00:02:29.680 We'll get to see how Restore itself is polling
00:02:33.340 One of the fastest growing political parties of all time
00:02:37.140 I don't think it's just going to die and implode within a few weeks
00:02:44.800 I don't think it's just going to be worth 150 votes at the ballot box
00:02:48.840 But we'll see, it's what we make of it, isn't it?
00:02:54.380 We'll get a ground game going
00:02:55.760 Alright, so, that's not in the news, but I wanted to bring it to you
00:02:59.160 Because, not just because I'm just a partisan
00:03:02.020 Not just because I'm just a fan
00:03:03.960 Because it actually is important news, right?
00:03:06.780 assuming they are assuming they are holding something like seven percent or five percent or
00:03:12.540 something i suspect it'll be higher than that quite quickly but anyway um even if it's just that
00:03:19.940 that's actually relatively important news just in and of itself on its own it's more important than
00:03:24.080 like david beckham has got a flower show at the chelsea you've got a little stall with a little
00:03:31.540 beckham garden at the chelsea flower show it's bigger than that right it's actually more important
00:03:35.400 that genuinely again lying by omission isn't it that's the legacy corporate mainstream media's
00:03:44.800 main tool sad state of affairs for them really if that's your main tool you're trying to influence
00:03:54.320 people and control narratives and things and the best tool at your disposal is not talking about
00:04:00.720 something that's weak isn't it that's super weak all right now without any further ado let's talk
00:04:07.540 about let's talk about what's in the papers the front pages to begin with we've got Trump raises
00:04:12.980 stakes and tend it like Beckham I mentioned that Beckham yeah I wasn't making it up that wasn't
00:04:18.460 just pure fantasy picked from the top of my head yeah David Beckham there's the Chelsea flower show
00:04:23.080 anyone who's not British might not know Chelsea in West London every year has a flower show
00:04:30.720 Prepare yourself for the banality of this, because there's a flower show, it's just exactly what you might think it is, and sometimes, and all different companies will have a little thing sort of showing, showcasing their stuff, and sometimes even a famous person, like Alan Titchmarsh, again if you're foreign, you might not know, Alan Titchmarsh is like a TV personality dude, gardener person,
00:04:58.480 TV presenter for gardening stuff
00:05:01.000 Alan Titchmarsh will have a little garden there
00:05:03.580 Right, okay, you get it
00:05:05.480 Beckham, David Beckham, the David Beckham
00:05:07.500 Has got one
00:05:08.680 Big news
00:05:11.120 Big news
00:05:14.580 It's up there with, you know
00:05:17.500 It's as important as
00:05:19.060 The biggest war in a generation 0.64
00:05:21.600 Okay, the Financial Times
00:05:24.940 Trump raises stakes in war with Iran
00:05:27.340 so yeah over the weekend there was loads more bombing
00:05:32.020 Iran actually hit places in Israel 0.98
00:05:34.740 as harder than it has before so far in this war
00:05:38.320 some of the clips coming out you might have seen
00:05:42.620 quite remarkable
00:05:44.660 whether they're true cluster munitions
00:05:47.420 or just lots and lots of missiles raining down
00:05:51.100 like Tel Aviv and some other places in Israel
00:05:53.720 so it does seem like well it is the case isn't it that iran was holding back a bit whether this
00:06:00.780 is their last hurrah this is their last sort of big salvo or not i've got no idea you know i suspect
00:06:09.620 not but they didn't go it seems now it is the case isn't it that iran didn't go absolutely
00:06:16.340 balls to the wall on day one or in week one they did hold things back strategic strategically
00:06:22.380 it looks like doesn't it yeah and um and as for the idea that the iranian military
00:06:30.440 the military the politics might be something different or something different but just so
00:06:35.600 purely on the military side that their their command and control system their command and
00:06:41.280 control ability is completely wrecked well it's not is it i'm not trying to be an apologist for
00:06:49.080 I'm not standing for them, but it isn't, is it?
00:06:53.920 They fired some missiles at that Diego Garcia base, the Chagos Islands, apparently.
00:07:02.480 I think they missed. I don't think they did any damage, but still.
00:07:05.320 That's a long way from Iran.
00:07:08.020 It's in the Indian Ocean, right?
00:07:11.060 It's like something in the order of 3,000, 3,500, 4,000 kilometres, something like that, 2,500 miles.
00:07:15.820 a long way, i.e. you'd need a very long
00:07:18.880 range missile
00:07:19.900 a medium range ballistic missile to do that
00:07:23.240 apparently
00:07:24.720 Iranian
00:07:25.960 long range missiles, that type of long range missile
00:07:29.160 though, in order to get it
00:07:30.940 to that extreme range
00:07:32.500 they can only put a relatively small warhead
00:07:35.240 on it
00:07:35.780 and they're very very inaccurate
00:07:39.460 so a bit like a doodle bug
00:07:45.400 Or even a V2
00:07:46.900 Anyone knows their World War II era
00:07:49.160 Munition stuff
00:07:50.760 Both the V1 and V2
00:07:53.760 Vengeance weapon
00:07:54.940 Mr Hitler's vengeance weapon 0.95
00:07:56.680 V1 the doodle bug
00:07:58.360 Which is much more like a drone really
00:08:01.320 And then the V2
00:08:02.720 Which was a missile
00:08:04.080 Supersonic missile
00:08:06.980 They were extremely inaccurate
00:08:11.940 The Germans would point them 1.00
00:08:13.940 in like the right direction and fuel them up work out the time how long the flying time would be
00:08:20.500 fuel them up that amount say you want to hit london and then just firing it goes where it goes
00:08:26.480 there's no like pinpoint accuracy whatsoever so it seems like these the the very long range
00:08:33.060 iranian ones are something like that they're not particularly sophisticated but not that 1.00
00:08:38.080 that matter I mean it is what it is you know but um okay so this because this will play into all
00:08:44.020 of that will play into the news this morning about Iranian medium-range ballistic missiles
00:08:49.380 or you know in other words their longest range missiles okay Trump raises stakes in war with
00:08:56.280 Iran threat to hit power plants if Hormuz strait not opened that is America's threat and or Israel's 0.93
00:09:01.740 threat to hit Iranian power plants if Iran doesn't open the Straits of Hormuz and Iran have said
00:09:10.240 no we're not going to though this is our strategy this is our war hopefully war winning
00:09:15.700 war prolonging strategy is all to do with oil and closing the Straits of Hormuz so we're not doing
00:09:25.980 that but but also again this whole tip for tat thing don't hit our power plants otherwise we'll
00:09:33.760 do even more stuff like against qatar or against all sorts of people anyone everyone um the power 0.65
00:09:42.080 stations in who ate saudi qatar whatever uae or their water salination plants where one of those
00:09:49.840 was hit last week
00:09:50.620 because of course the Persian Gulf
00:09:56.200 is very arid isn't it
00:09:59.960 very deserty
00:10:00.700 the Arabian Peninsula
00:10:05.520 it's all very arid
00:10:06.500 so a lot of them rely on
00:10:09.040 at least to some degree
00:10:10.400 water salination plants
00:10:13.080 desalination
00:10:13.800 so you take the sea water
00:10:15.620 and you process it
00:10:17.560 so you clean it
00:10:18.500 and you take all the salt out of it and then you can then you can use that water for whatever
00:10:23.940 not just drinking but you know on crops and everything so it's really quite important to them
00:10:29.940 isn't it that those facilities remain working so we can see the brinkmanship although brinkmanship
00:10:39.640 is not really the word it's it's beyond brinkmanship just the the tip for tat nature of it
00:10:44.200 If you blow this up, we'll blow that up, and on and on and on.
00:10:48.200 But Trump gave Iran a 48-hour ultimatum to open the Straits of Hormuz.
00:10:57.740 And I believe that 48 hours ends today, or at the end of today, at some point today.
00:11:07.240 And Iran don't look like they're budging, or they're making noises that they're not going to abide by that. 0.53
00:11:12.600 So great, we'll see how it goes
00:11:15.000 We shall see what happens with that
00:11:21.240 Also Financial Times says
00:11:22.580 Tehran ready to reply with strikes
00:11:25.120 At vital infrastructure
00:11:26.100 Israel vows to boost action
00:11:29.000 This week and into Passover
00:11:31.620 So both sides still
00:11:33.480 A sabre rattling
00:11:37.000 Both sides showing no sign of blinking
00:11:40.580 okay world faces lng liquid natural gas like natural gas um an lng support supplier cliff
00:11:52.680 edge within 10 days some countries more affected than others again asia southeast asia most
00:12:01.580 affected basically by stuff like that i think i said it last week didn't i taiwan formosa
00:12:08.280 I like to call things by their old names
00:12:10.500 I like to call Istanbul, Constantinople
00:12:13.460 I like to call Sri Lanka, Ceylon
00:12:16.900 Taiwan, yeah, Formosa
00:12:25.780 Formosa, most affected
00:12:27.100 Apparently they use loads of NNG
00:12:30.500 Loads
00:12:31.020 Maybe, I saw one report saying
00:12:33.960 Maybe something like half of all their energy usage
00:12:36.900 Is NNG
00:12:37.980 Was it that much? Anyway, a lot. Way more than Britain or the United States, I think.
00:12:43.620 And they rely largely on it from what was coming from the Persian Gulf, from Qatar.
00:12:52.240 That's basically pinched off, isn't it? Almost entirely, if not entirely pinched off.
00:12:56.920 Well, Qatar have completely stopped production.
00:13:01.120 So even if the Straits of Hormuz was open.
00:13:02.880 and taiwan formosa hasn't got massive strategic reserves i think i said this last week if i
00:13:11.640 didn't maybe it was on state of politics state politics my other channel with nate um but japan
00:13:17.760 for example has got something in the order i did have something in the order of 200 days
00:13:23.460 worth of strategic reserves that is just a stockpile basically just a giant giant stockpile
00:13:29.980 Warehouses or whatever
00:13:31.500 Filled
00:13:32.520 Filled with barrels
00:13:33.920 And barrels of crude
00:13:34.920 Or
00:13:35.360 LNG
00:13:36.420 That's Japan 0.99
00:13:39.060 200 days
00:13:39.820 That's quite a lot
00:13:40.980 That's a decent amount
00:13:43.040 Isn't it
00:13:43.500 Well
00:13:45.700 I mean more than most countries even
00:13:47.920 Apparently Taiwan's only got 0.70
00:13:50.120 A few
00:13:51.360 A couple of weeks worth
00:13:52.460 If that
00:13:52.900 Of LNG
00:13:53.980 Stockpiled
00:13:55.020 So
00:13:56.780 They're in trouble
00:13:58.880 if they can't figure something else out some deal with somewhere else in the world or very quickly
00:14:04.160 flip loads of things internally domestically to stop using NNG that's easier said than done
00:14:09.860 that's not really possible or they somehow strike a deal with Iran but then even then though it is
00:14:17.320 Qatar itself isn't it that's the bottom not necessarily the straight form is because remember
00:14:21.660 we saw India was able to strike some sort of deal with Tehran to let their tankers through
00:14:28.420 the straits without tehran shooting at them even if even if formosa was able to
00:14:36.860 should call it formosa it's very old it's like over a century out of date to call it that um
00:14:41.880 yeah even if they did strike a deal with tehran that doesn't mean lng starts flowing to taiwan
00:14:48.920 to taiwan does it all right so some countries much more affected than others by all of this ultimately
00:14:55.020 Alright, there's a picture of a load of destruction
00:15:00.860 Is that in Israel? I can't read that
00:15:02.780 I can't read the writing on that, it's too small
00:15:04.440 I think that might be in Israel, or might be Lebanon
00:15:06.900 Could be a number of places
00:15:08.500 Could be downtown Kabul
00:15:09.980 Oh yeah, there's a war still going on in Afghanistan
00:15:13.120 Between Pakistan and Afghanistan 0.94
00:15:15.460 Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah
00:15:16.700 Still blowing each other up there 0.64
00:15:20.280 Okay
00:15:21.960 because Pakistan says that
00:15:25.800 the Taliban are recruiting suicide terrorists 0.68
00:15:31.040 and sending them into Pakistan. 0.76
00:15:33.160 Taliban say, no, we're not. 0.99
00:15:34.220 That's your homegrown Pakistani terrorism. 1.00
00:15:36.140 It's nothing to do with us.
00:15:38.880 Who do you believe?
00:15:41.580 Okay, the times, the venerable times.
00:15:43.420 US and Iran ramp up threats. 0.89
00:15:46.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:15:46.880 Neither are backing down.
00:15:47.820 Neither are blinking.
00:15:48.500 Both are sort of going more and more.
00:15:49.680 Trump gives 48 hours to open straight, or power plants will be, quote, obliterated.
00:15:56.980 They'll be obliterated bigly.
00:16:00.680 They'll be obliterated the most. 0.99
00:16:04.040 It's the best obliteration. Have you seen this?
00:16:06.560 You heard about this?
00:16:07.460 Tehran vows to target infrastructure in Gulf, right?
00:16:11.920 It's not really... If you were Bahraini or Kuwaiti or Qatari,
00:16:17.420 you're like america and israel are going to do something they're going to like dial it up a
00:16:23.220 little bit they're going to do something in iran and iran retaliates against us
00:16:27.680 like the qataris say so great thanks thanks guys
00:16:32.780 when this is all over it is when not if when this is all over if the iranian regime
00:16:42.380 survives, which I think it will
00:16:44.960 at this point I think it will
00:16:47.220 probably, might not
00:16:49.040 I said Friday didn't I
00:16:51.180 we could wake up any given morning
00:16:52.440 and the news is, the regime has collapsed
00:16:55.120 but if it doesn't, if it doesn't
00:16:57.440 Iran will find itself, that regime will find 1.00
00:17:01.220 itself even more isolated
00:17:03.040 and hated than it ever was
00:17:05.020 still though, won't it
00:17:06.240 those countries like the UAE
00:17:09.000 Bahrain, Kuwait
00:17:11.380 Saudi Arabia Oman Iraq even even like Jordan Azerbaijan all the all these countries will hate 1.00
00:17:20.660 really hate Iran a lot more than they did before they're all they're always sort of how to 1.00
00:17:26.400 characterize it each one's a different story really isn't it different relationship but
00:17:29.440 a lot of them are already wary of Iran but now you know you can only imagine the Bahraini government
00:17:36.360 The Kuwaiti, Qatari government
00:17:38.880 Will sort of hate Iran now 0.97
00:17:40.800 You absolutely smashed our country
00:17:43.680 When we didn't really do anything wrong
00:17:45.300 We weren't helping the Israelis and the Americans 1.00
00:17:48.640 And you still
00:17:49.480 Drew us into your game
00:17:53.060 I mean
00:17:54.180 If you were Qatari 0.77
00:17:55.880 You'd probably resent all sides, wouldn't you?
00:17:59.120 I think I would
00:17:59.700 Alright
00:18:02.560 what else have we got channel fear as deal with france ends there's a picture there the small
00:18:15.240 boat crisis actually the tip of the iceberg when it comes to immigration millions must go not just 1.00
00:18:21.960 a few hundred thousand that have crossed on these things look every single one of these invaders is
00:18:25.820 a criminal where's the women and children as well just think lack of women and children if they're 1.00
00:18:30.940 all just refugees no all young men all all chances economic migrants and criminals well by definition 1.00
00:18:40.480 every single one of them is a criminal it's illegal to do that what they're doing crossing
00:18:45.080 the channel so this is a our invasion happening and there's a french police just standing there
00:18:52.220 doing nothing literally just watching it even though we've paid them called into that one little
00:18:59.720 report over the past few years, £475 million. Again, Brewster's Million Styles, how have
00:19:07.320 you spent that much money? Where's that money gone? What's that on? What, four or five cops
00:19:11.240 standing around doing nothing? That cost us, the British taxpayer, £475 million, did it?
00:19:22.760 What is going on? Just standing there, just watching it. And then the deal we did have,
00:19:27.480 that's going to come to an end anyway the nonsense deal where we gave them hundreds of millions of
00:19:31.760 pounds to do nothing even that is coming because once in a blue moon for the cameras purely
00:19:37.620 performative you'll see the french cops like one of these dinghies one of these boats they'll go up 0.99
00:19:43.640 and they'll they'll pop it with a knife or something so it's not seaworthy once in a blue
00:19:48.800 moon performatively for the camera they'll do that at the cost of 475 million to the british
00:19:55.240 taxpayer but even that is going to come to an end we've got to take it into our own hands it is
00:20:05.240 really really simple i'll say again i've said a number of times i won't apologize for it we
00:20:10.620 simply need to put the royal marines in the channel only take half a dozen i would have
00:20:16.500 thought half a dozen speedboats that's it just half a dozen two score royal marines in half a
00:20:27.320 dozen speedboats and when one of these dinghies is in the channel as soon as it enters international
00:20:33.040 waters we tow it back to french waters and drop it there simple so simple and if the french
00:20:42.460 want to get all eggy about that
00:20:45.100 well then we'll have that conversation
00:20:47.440 we'll have some sort of summit
00:20:49.000 and there'll be a diplomatic
00:20:51.720 furore for a while
00:20:53.340 but that's what we need to do
00:20:56.080 just letting these people
00:20:57.720 invade us endlessly
00:20:58.780 why?
00:21:00.720 what a suicidal
00:21:01.920 what a catastrophically weak thing
00:21:04.780 to allow
00:21:05.520 who are these people?
00:21:08.860 who are they?
00:21:10.000 you don't know, no idea
00:21:11.320 they could have any sort of past and background and views any we know we know that quite a lot
00:21:22.180 of them haven't just they don't just hold antithetical views to our society civil society
00:21:28.100 but they just go on to do crime either involved in just organized crime of any stripe or sex crime
00:21:33.980 Our government has just let them in 1.00
00:21:38.940 In fact, send the RNLI
00:21:40.820 Send lifeboats to bring them in
00:21:44.700 They're in the middle of the channel
00:21:45.900 We send a boat out and draw them in to Dover
00:21:49.600 Or wherever
00:21:51.080 Various places on the south coast
00:21:52.760 Coast of Kent and Essex, wherever
00:21:54.940 Mad
00:21:57.160 Very mad
00:21:58.420 Horrible, isn't it?
00:22:00.760 To watch it in real time
00:22:02.080 in slow motion almost
00:22:04.300 I don't know if you'd ask someone in the early 2000s
00:22:09.780 or the 1990s or something
00:22:11.000 you told them in the future
00:22:13.120 there'll be a wave of
00:22:15.660 illegal invaders 0.97
00:22:17.900 coming across the channel
00:22:19.640 and our response to it
00:22:22.240 will be to go and pick them up
00:22:23.900 and bring them in
00:22:24.960 right
00:22:28.160 and then pretend
00:22:30.320 that we've got no ability to deport them.
00:22:35.600 Let them use 0.98
00:22:36.620 human rights legislation
00:22:38.020 to stay here indefinitely.
00:22:41.640 Or we might even
00:22:42.660 pay them 40 grand to leave
00:22:44.880 and then
00:22:46.820 they can just do it again. And then there's nothing to stop them from
00:22:48.680 doing it again. Do another illegal
00:22:50.140 get on another dinghy.
00:22:54.580 The Royal Marines.
00:22:56.380 4-2 Commando. The SBS.
00:22:58.320 it's got to be done once they once the news gets out to the smugglers look at that dude is that
00:23:04.980 dude sort of driving the boat look at that that is that is evil if he's the guy driving like pure
00:23:10.360 evil he's he's what is that how is that person if the rnli or the or whatever the royal navy
00:23:19.960 a border falls boat in the channel how is that person assuming he's sort of steering the boat
00:23:26.540 and is in charge of the boat
00:23:27.480 how is he not arrested
00:23:29.180 and put on trial
00:23:31.360 for very very very serious crimes
00:23:33.480 why not
00:23:37.700 the French police
00:23:39.240 just stand in there
00:23:40.460 the French are 0.98
00:23:45.440 sort of our enemies on this
00:23:47.320 they're acting as a hostile enemy to us
00:23:52.700 by behaving this way
00:23:54.240 aren't they
00:23:55.620 How else can you characterise it?
00:23:58.320 The French.
00:24:00.200 Never could trust them.
00:24:03.120 Alright, the Guardian.
00:24:06.320 I'm not in the mood this morning.
00:24:08.200 Guardian.
00:24:11.660 There's the World Athletic Championships
00:24:13.520 and some GB gals.
00:24:16.280 Got some golds.
00:24:18.120 So there you go.
00:24:19.240 Iran vows to target water sites
00:24:21.400 if US hits power plants.
00:24:22.940 Yeah, those desalorisation plants.
00:24:25.620 could be could be really bad for you know those what is it like Saudi Arabia and Qatar I think
00:24:32.040 probably maybe Bahrain most affected by that suddenly haven't got enough drinking water
00:24:36.820 okay real bad problem real quick far right fails to win key targets in French polls so we had the
00:24:48.640 there was the French sort of local elections and in France you've got the right I won't
00:24:55.080 characterise it as the far right, like Marine Le Pen or whatever, it's not really the far right,
00:24:59.560 it's centre right, milk toast right, and then you've got sort of the far left, like real proper,
00:25:06.500 full-blown sort of commie left, and then you've got sort of the centre left-ish, well they're
00:25:12.740 still socialists though, so I would call it far left, but just the run-of-the-mill French socialism,
00:25:19.020 which is just their norm, really
00:25:22.160 they did well
00:25:24.640 so more of the same in France
00:25:27.920 not entirely, but a fair bit
00:25:30.740 well actually, let's have a quick look at Le Monde
00:25:32.500 quick look while we talk about France
00:25:33.880 let's get everything French for the morning out of the way
00:25:36.400 Paris, on Le Monde
00:25:38.320 French municipal elections
00:25:40.780 some guy, Emmanuel Gregory
00:25:43.800 Gregor, whatever
00:25:45.400 and the united left achieve a resounding victory
00:25:48.900 So the French electorate decided everything's all right,
00:25:53.940 everything's all right, more of the same, if anything, please.
00:25:58.180 France is in a worse state than Britain.
00:26:01.040 Worse.
00:26:02.400 It says, despite a united front from the entire right wing
00:26:06.840 and centrist parties, as well as competition on the left
00:26:13.880 with La France, a candidate, some woman,
00:26:17.440 remaining in the race the socialist candidate candidate delivered the united left its most
00:26:23.320 impressive victory in paris since 2001 to me that's weird i guess it's a lot of the immigrants 1.00
00:26:33.280 now their vote really is coming through the grand strategy the grand plan the grand angela
00:26:39.500 merkel style plan of important enough foreign people and they will vote for socialism or things 0.86
00:26:45.180 that they think are in their best interest.
00:26:46.720 Maybe that's actually working.
00:26:47.940 You go to Paris now.
00:26:51.020 A state you think London's bad.
00:26:54.960 Paris is devastating, a crying shame.
00:26:58.520 I've been to Paris a bunch of times in my life,
00:26:59.700 loads of times, half a dozen times, five times, something like that.
00:27:03.840 Early at the very beginning of the century.
00:27:06.640 Lovely, lovely.
00:27:08.120 Last time I went, a few years back,
00:27:10.080 was it two, three, four years ago?
00:27:12.140 Completely different place.
00:27:13.160 absolutely flooded
00:27:15.020 with sort of
00:27:15.680 North Africans 0.89
00:27:16.400 and Africans
00:27:17.440 North Africans 0.89
00:27:17.920 and Algerians
00:27:18.920 and Sub-Saharan Africans
00:27:20.960 flooded
00:27:21.420 completely different place
00:27:23.560 loads and loads
00:27:24.660 of tent cities
00:27:25.560 okay
00:27:30.980 there's a
00:27:32.080 there's a story
00:27:32.980 I was
00:27:34.000 I saw this morning
00:27:35.380 before the show
00:27:36.120 but I couldn't find it
00:27:38.600 in the last few minutes
00:27:39.480 running up to the
00:27:40.280 stream starting
00:27:41.140 but it was a story in london on park lane very nice bit of london by the way park lane
00:27:49.840 makes the second most expensive thing in monopoly isn't it in real life park lane is very nice
00:27:54.520 just to the west of uh oxford street and uh like lovely places some of the big lovely hotels are
00:28:02.040 there you're getting into west london just about and it's like very very expensive very very plush
00:28:07.460 nice okay so but but on park lane there is a massive tent city thing just loads and loads 0.96
00:28:15.060 of migrants who we can't house we can't flood a country hundreds of thousands hundreds of 1.00
00:28:21.180 thousands high hundreds of thousands a million people a year year on year and house them all
00:28:26.540 you can't so they end up homeless great still no talk of still no talk of cap on migration let alone
00:28:32.900 re-migration if you ever talk about trying to put a cap on the numbers just that just a cap on the
00:28:37.440 numbers you just get bombarded with no more safe and legal routes no can't have that more safe and
00:28:44.880 legal routes if anything what so they can live in a tent on park lane so they can live in a tent on
00:28:53.680 hyde park corner what outside absolutely house you can live in a tent there what anyway park lane
00:29:01.720 and there's a story about how
00:29:03.840 like this gang boss
00:29:06.880 controlled it all
00:29:07.820 a Romanian
00:29:09.480 a Romanian dude
00:29:10.620 controlled it all
00:29:11.600 like he was like the
00:29:13.040 the gang leader
00:29:14.460 that kept everyone in line
00:29:16.120 except he didn't really
00:29:17.000 because everyone was just
00:29:18.800 using the whole place
00:29:19.660 as an open toilet
00:29:20.680 because of course they did
00:29:21.880 it's not their country right 1.00
00:29:22.940 just using Park Lane
00:29:25.520 as a toilet
00:29:25.980 and Hyde Park
00:29:26.500 Hyde Park's right there
00:29:27.260 just uh
00:29:28.500 just use Hyde Park
00:29:29.600 as a toilet now
00:29:30.560 and drinking all night and revelry
00:29:34.720 loudness etc etc
00:29:36.760 where Park Lane used to be
00:29:38.620 you know immaculate
00:29:40.140 and
00:29:40.880 nice you know
00:29:44.420 just nice
00:29:45.000 now it's a tent city of third world detritus 1.00
00:29:48.520 using it as an open toilet
00:29:50.440 and it was controlled to some degree
00:29:52.760 by some remaining gangster
00:29:54.780 who threatened people all the time
00:29:57.040 with an axe 0.99
00:29:57.560 who threatened to kill your kids with an axe 0.99
00:29:59.760 You're a migrant living in one of these 1.00
00:30:02.040 Tent city places on Park Lane
00:30:03.920 You're slightly
00:30:05.460 Doing things that he doesn't like
00:30:07.700 For whatever it is
00:30:08.600 And he'll just come up and he'll keep you in line 1.00
00:30:10.480 By threatening to kill your kids with an axe 0.99
00:30:12.320 Diversity is a strength though 0.99
00:30:15.860 It's our greatest strength
00:30:16.880 More safe and legal routes though
00:30:19.020 Alright, the Telegraph, the Daily Telegraph
00:30:24.060 Will send a price of oil
00:30:25.840 Soaring Valsyran
00:30:27.260 Well done
00:30:29.440 Yeah, well done. Winning friends there.
00:30:34.520 That's sort of all they've got, though, isn't it?
00:30:35.880 I've said it before. Purely from their point of view,
00:30:38.600 they've got a very limited number of options, haven't they?
00:30:41.920 The old asymmetrical warfare.
00:30:43.560 They can't actually beat the United States or Israel 0.95
00:30:45.560 in a one-on-one, head-to-head.
00:30:48.540 They've lost control of their skies already,
00:30:51.000 so they're resorting to this sort of thing.
00:30:54.120 Tehran defies Trump's 48-hour deadline
00:30:56.760 as Starmer chairs Cobra meeting on crisis.
00:30:59.240 Oh yeah, Sir Queer Stalin's chairing a Cobra meeting today. 0.89
00:31:03.000 Look out.
00:31:05.340 Whoa.
00:31:08.440 Washington, Jerusalem and Tehran are on tenterhooks
00:31:11.960 for what the Cobra meeting decides.
00:31:19.320 Mahmood, the Home Secretary, Pakistani woman,
00:31:23.580 doesn't think Englishness is a thing.
00:31:25.040 Englishness is just a set of values and a state of mind 0.97
00:31:27.460 Nothing else
00:31:28.420 The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood
00:31:31.640 Says she'll deport migrants before they appeal
00:31:34.260 She won't know
00:31:35.880 Of course she won't
00:31:37.460 It's the red meat thing
00:31:38.800 Classic thing that Cleverley, Breverman, Patel did
00:31:42.660 They say something
00:31:43.920 That sounds strong or tough against immigration
00:31:47.360 And then just never do it
00:31:48.860 So I don't believe that for a second
00:31:50.900 The report saying is that she just said it
00:31:54.100 She just plans to do it.
00:31:55.220 Not that she is doing it.
00:31:58.040 Well, no, she won't.
00:31:58.640 That's a lie.
00:31:59.820 That's some sort of red meat.
00:32:00.800 That's some sort of ploy to just stop the hemorrhaging of support and votes away from Labour to reform or restore or even the Tories.
00:32:14.720 Well, no intention of doing any such thing.
00:32:16.560 Of course not.
00:32:18.420 How many decades have we had of the Home Secretary, whoever it's been?
00:32:22.820 For decades.
00:32:24.100 saying they will do something tough about immigration
00:32:27.820 and asylum and deportations and things.
00:32:30.960 And then it never, ever happens.
00:32:32.300 Not one shred of faith that they will do that.
00:32:40.040 Okay, the stark dilemma that the president never thought he'd have to face.
00:32:44.720 All right, David Blair, if you say so.
00:32:48.500 Art exhibition shows Jews eating babies. 0.99
00:32:51.640 That's the headline. That's not just my words.
00:32:52.840 if you're listening to this on just audio i'm not just saying they're not just my words i just
00:32:57.920 suddenly said that out of nowhere now i'm reading a headline our exhibition shows quote jews eating
00:33:03.240 babies okay megan looks to cash in down under don't care tim stanley i don't care what tim
00:33:13.460 stanley's got to say opinion piece from tim stanley why would you care about that uh drones
00:33:18.240 and a dog wipe out ferrets don't care romans used machine quote machine gun to attack pompeii no
00:33:24.660 they didn't okay the eye paper the real marianne faithful don't care do not care lily allen one
00:33:34.600 woman's musical is the best revenge don't care don't care okay some real stories and real news
00:33:40.500 fuel price rises inescapable quote inescapable as pressure mounts to cap energy giants profits
00:33:47.220 Remember Redhead Miliband said he would not allow profiteering from energy companies with the oil price of crude going up and energy.
00:33:56.320 He wouldn't allow profiteering from the energy companies for them to just keep upping your bill.
00:34:04.300 Okay, well the little blurb on the iPaper says,
00:34:06.380 Prime Minister's cost-of-living advisor
00:34:09.540 asks government to consider a temporary cap on profits
00:34:14.120 made by energy and petrol companies
00:34:15.780 to prevent firms exploiting crisis in the Middle East
00:34:19.980 Starmer to hold Cobra meeting alongside Bank of England
00:34:24.320 today to discuss economic impact of the Iran war
00:34:29.000 and plans to support households amid fears of
00:34:32.820 quote runaway quote oil prices
00:34:34.800 Transport and energy officials
00:34:36.880 Developing contingency plans
00:34:38.600 Including reduction in motorway speed limits
00:34:41.820 And petrol rationing
00:34:46.140 In the event of a serious supply shortage
00:34:48.620 Iran threatens to strike
00:34:50.200 Neighbouring energy systems
00:34:52.060 If Trump obliterates his power plants
00:34:54.740 Is it affecting your life yet?
00:34:59.060 Is it affecting your life yet?
00:35:01.740 Nothing ever happens people
00:35:02.940 Government will say you can get speed limits
00:35:06.320 Think about speed limits, just real quick to say
00:35:08.060 Because you remember the Welsh 0.52
00:35:09.000 Brought in a 20 mile per hour speed limit
00:35:12.440 In some places in Wales
00:35:14.220 And often you'll find some
00:35:16.980 Climate hoax person
00:35:20.800 Some environmentalists talk about speed limits
00:35:23.000 Well, the thing about speed limits
00:35:25.140 Is that every vehicle
00:35:26.500 Every different type of vehicle, different engine
00:35:29.500 Has got a different optimal speed
00:35:32.180 Where it's using the fuel most efficiently
00:35:34.640 It's not just the slower you go
00:35:37.320 The more efficient your fuel use is
00:35:39.920 Not at all
00:35:40.460 That's not at all the case
00:35:41.980 I've seen a number of people over the last week or two
00:35:45.100 On like real news
00:35:46.420 On like Sky News or whatever
00:35:47.480 Some environmentalist woman 0.72
00:35:49.920 Obviously doesn't know anything about
00:35:51.600 Internal combustion engines
00:35:54.560 Just talking about how you need to go really slow
00:35:57.060 It needs to be 20 miles an hour or something
00:35:58.280 That's inefficient
00:36:00.960 again depends what engine the reality is depends what engine but it doesn't equate that you just
00:36:07.600 go so for example a big lorry like a big 18 wheeler or something its most efficient fuel use
00:36:13.760 roughly depending depending but roughly is in an around 50 mile an hour 55 mile an hour
00:36:19.960 something in that ballpark anyway it would really depend not like make it go 20 mile an hour that's
00:36:25.080 really inefficient okay the better the engine is usually the higher a speed is more efficient
00:36:32.660 so if you're worried about efficiency of fuel use someone who's got a cutting-edge merc a brand new
00:36:40.240 beamer they want to be going like 80 to be most fuel efficient but okay speed limit okay okay
00:36:49.520 The Independent
00:36:53.880 That's a fairly cool picture of a B-1 0.99
00:37:00.400 Britain is safe from Iran's long-range missiles 1.00
00:37:03.960 Says Minister
00:37:04.680 So this is something that's in the news
00:37:07.420 Or was over the weekend, on Sunday anyway
00:37:09.400 Basically, in a nutshell
00:37:12.220 I realise time's getting on
00:37:14.080 Israel said
00:37:16.640 look how iran was able to send a missile at least close to diego garcia the chagos island
00:37:22.220 those missiles could reach berlin paris and london so join our war you better join our war
00:37:27.820 it's everyone's war now you're in it now join our war because iran might send a v2 style
00:37:34.960 missile to london
00:37:37.980 by sunday morning the government the labor government in the uk
00:37:44.400 trotted out Stephen Reid
00:37:46.440 the housing secretary
00:37:48.700 to appear on Laura
00:37:50.520 Koenigsberg and he said no that's
00:37:52.700 not true, he just said no that's not true
00:37:54.160 we've got no, there's no reason to think
00:37:56.640 that's true
00:37:57.120 there you go, Britain is safe from Iran's 1.00
00:38:00.560 long range missile says the housing minister
00:38:02.800 government disputes, our government
00:38:04.580 disputes Israeli intelligence claim
00:38:06.360 that UK could be struck by Tehran 1.00
00:38:08.600 as Trump sets deadline for regime
00:38:10.600 to reopen Straits of Hormuz
00:38:11.940 or have its power plants obliterated.
00:38:14.700 Okay, so...
00:38:17.700 Israel said, it's your war now. 0.64
00:38:20.460 And he was like, well, no.
00:38:23.940 No thanks, though.
00:38:25.640 Cheers.
00:38:26.480 Okay.
00:38:27.140 The Daily Mail, pure slop,
00:38:28.220 trying to pretend it's not pure slop.
00:38:31.040 Hugh Edwards, the real Hugh Edwards,
00:38:33.160 is annoyed at the fake, dramatised Hugh Edwards.
00:38:37.600 Why did PM keep public in dark
00:38:39.800 for 30 hours after Chagos strike?
00:38:41.660 Tory leader
00:38:42.660 That's that Nigerian woman 1.00
00:38:44.220 Olikemi Badenok
00:38:45.180 LARPing as a
00:38:46.180 As the
00:38:47.860 The leader of the opposition
00:38:49.420 Well she is the leader
00:38:50.680 She's not LARPing as that
00:38:52.000 LARPing as being 0.87
00:38:53.960 British
00:38:55.440 Her mum was a Nigerian person
00:38:59.100 Who came here to give birth 0.97
00:39:00.320 On the NHS
00:39:01.380 And now she's as British as you or I
00:39:05.800 Okay
00:39:06.680 Well it's just a state of mind isn't it
00:39:09.480 It's just a set of values
00:39:10.440 According to the Home Secretary
00:39:11.520 Pakistani woman 0.96
00:39:12.960 so alright that makes perfect sense
00:39:15.840 Nigerian woman 0.92
00:39:18.220 who is the leader of the Tory party
00:39:19.880 accuses Starmer of
00:39:21.620 culture of cover ups over Iran attack
00:39:23.780 on US-UK base
00:39:24.940 ok I can't even bother to comment on that particularly
00:39:31.320 you get it
00:39:32.220 you read it
00:39:33.140 the metro 0.90
00:39:34.140 the metro, gross
00:39:35.740 unions demand
00:39:40.040 plan for Iran war chaos. Do they? Power plea to stop jobs crisis. Okay. All right. The Metro.
00:39:50.100 What a joke. What a bad joke. The Daily Express. It's a good paper. Man City played Arsenal
00:39:58.340 in some cup or other and won. Gallagher brothers most effective. Affected. Liam and Noel went.
00:40:07.300 they were there cheering on city okay UK soft touch oh yeah this is the story I was mentioning
00:40:16.620 earlier okay so it's a front page of the express UK soft touch approach let violent thug control
00:40:23.520 beggars in nation's capital migrant gang boss made axe threats to kill this guy look at the
00:40:33.460 state of that? Alexis Sayles
00:40:35.480 let himself go a bit, hasn't he?
00:40:37.700 No? Alexis Sayles? No? 0.94
00:40:39.660 Okay.
00:40:41.800 The UK's soft touch
00:40:43.420 approach to illegal migrants, i.e.
00:40:45.460 just letting them in and then letting
00:40:47.380 them run amok, essentially, giving them
00:40:49.460 loads and loads of stuff,
00:40:51.680 came under fire, it's actually
00:40:53.460 from a Romanian
00:40:54.460 watchdog type, charity type thing,
00:40:57.680 interestingly,
00:40:58.560 came under fire after the Express
00:41:01.100 unmasked a begging gang boss as an axe-wielding thug and then his name was among a group who took
00:41:10.920 over part of park lane last year our investigation revealed he is a violent romanian criminal 1.00
00:41:18.300 who has been handed a restraining order for threatening to kill children oh oh you can
00:41:25.540 threatened to kill children and that results in a restraining order not a deportation
00:41:30.460 if he's a romanian man who's threatened to kill people including kids with an axe
00:41:37.260 how is in how isn't he being deported how hasn't he already been deported 0.94
00:41:42.560 this is crazy this is crazy now
00:41:46.920 because it would be un-british would it according to angina the fridge reiner it'd be un-british
00:41:53.620 to deport someone like that.
00:41:55.940 It'd be un-British. 0.90
00:41:56.680 Stella Creasy
00:41:57.440 would get her panties in a bunch 1.00
00:41:59.520 if we deported 0.99
00:42:00.940 this absolute filth. 0.98
00:42:05.920 Absolute filth. 0.99
00:42:06.600 I don't want this person 0.99
00:42:07.700 in my country.
00:42:09.980 He should not be here.
00:42:14.380 Okay.
00:42:15.580 Something a little bit about
00:42:16.380 Wacko Jacko.
00:42:18.620 He's not old enough.
00:42:19.600 He's British.
00:42:20.720 That's what the tabloids
00:42:21.860 used to call him
00:42:22.320 when he was in the papers all the time.
00:42:25.220 They call him Jacko, or Wacko Jacko.
00:42:28.440 There's some suggestion that
00:42:29.460 the story, his story,
00:42:33.700 of his crimes, alleged or otherwise,
00:42:36.620 needs to be revisited.
00:42:39.580 Alright.
00:42:40.380 Royal scandal.
00:42:41.340 Cops told.
00:42:42.500 Talk to Andrew's second accuser.
00:42:45.160 Epstein's survivor urged police to quiz victim
00:42:47.540 on what she saw.
00:42:48.840 Met Chief Rowley.
00:42:50.520 Praised over evidence trawl.
00:42:52.320 On Twisted Tycoon.
00:42:55.080 Epstein now is a...
00:42:56.880 He was a twisted tycoon. 1.00
00:43:00.460 The son, utter filth, utter slop, 1.00
00:43:02.780 going with Ian Huntley. 0.98
00:43:04.640 There's a bit of a question over
00:43:06.180 the taxpayers have got to pay for Ian Huntley's funeral.
00:43:08.860 Well, we don't know.
00:43:09.620 Look, no funeral, mourners, or headstone for killer.
00:43:12.580 Monsters, ashes to be scattered in secret.
00:43:14.940 And the small amount that even that will cost,
00:43:17.240 his family are going to pay for it. 1.00
00:43:18.740 Burn in hell. 1.00
00:43:19.660 Burn in hell, Ian Huntley. 1.00
00:43:20.740 Says the son 1.00
00:43:22.600 Yeah, okay, fine
00:43:23.600 Their city again
00:43:25.460 Winning some sort of silverware
00:43:27.580 There you go, David Beckham
00:43:28.500 Tend it like Beckham
00:43:30.000 David has his own show
00:43:33.160 At the flower show
00:43:34.160 He has his own garden at the flower show
00:43:36.980 David Beckham
00:43:37.640 There you go, that's front page news
00:43:39.600 Not that the war in the Middle East
00:43:41.860 The biggest war in the generation is escalating 0.98
00:43:43.880 No
00:43:45.660 No, David Beckham and flowers
00:43:48.980 Garden balls
00:43:51.680 They're calling him garden balls
00:43:53.340 They've gone with garden balls
00:43:56.100 Shows off his green fingers
00:43:59.680 At an iconic event
00:44:00.720 Golden balls
00:44:04.180 Oh sorry they didn't call him green
00:44:05.080 Oh sorry I misread that
00:44:06.020 Sorry about that
00:44:07.640 They still just call him golden balls
00:44:09.460 Alright
00:44:10.640 Okay
00:44:12.620 That's the papers
00:44:14.460 Let's do our poll
00:44:15.280 What was our poll this morning Harry
00:44:17.300 Bring it up for me
00:44:18.880 Engage
00:44:20.600 So we said
00:44:22.880 Pardon me
00:44:25.080 We asked you
00:44:26.080 Would you join Restore Britain
00:44:29.140 Just straight up that
00:44:31.400 Would you Restore Britain
00:44:32.220 Nice
00:44:33.840 Glorious band, The Chosen Few, my band of brothers
00:44:37.060 And sisters
00:44:38.680 86% of you said yes
00:44:41.460 I mean we are teeing you up
00:44:43.400 For you to knock it out of the park
00:44:45.460 Because
00:44:45.920 because obviously the people that watch this show live particularly the best people among us the
00:44:52.840 best people on the earth people that watch the bow show live best you are the best clearly
00:45:00.560 blatantly obviously we're gonna do watch my gram get real um you are already predisposed aren't 0.93
00:45:08.400 you to probably click yes on that. Nonetheless, 87% and 9% maybe. So it's really more like
00:45:19.040 96% of you. That's a resounding win. 4% say no, get out. Go on, off you get, off you pop.
00:45:30.400 Go on, go on. Be gone with you. Don't go, don't go. We can still make this work, please.
00:45:36.660 come on, come on, I wasn't being serious
00:45:38.260 don't take me seriously, I still love you
00:45:40.540 we can make this work baby, don't go baby
00:45:42.440 come on
00:45:43.680 alright, alright, okay
00:45:46.580 alright, let's have a little look at
00:45:50.440 the Israeli quarter two, so we have a quick look at the
00:45:52.460 websites, was there anything
00:45:54.580 of massive note
00:45:56.140 one of the big stories, I guess it happened
00:45:58.640 late last night, because it's not on the front page, it's too late
00:46:00.600 to go to print
00:46:01.140 was that some people set
00:46:04.580 some ambulances are like in Golders Green 0.71
00:46:06.660 anyone who doesn't know Golders Green is a Jewish
00:46:08.720 quarter in London
00:46:10.160 they've got their own enclave, well there's more than one actually
00:46:12.880 for some reason I think
00:46:16.460 anyway there's various
00:46:18.800 ones all around the country, but in London
00:46:20.320 Golders Green is known as a very
00:46:22.520 heavily Jewish populated area of
00:46:24.660 London, Golders Green 0.98
00:46:25.760 so much so, so much so they've got
00:46:28.520 their own ambulance service
00:46:30.500 Hatzola
00:46:35.880 not normal NHS ambulances
00:46:39.160 although they look like NHS ambulances
00:46:41.460 they're Hatzola ambulances
00:46:44.100 they've got their own ambulances
00:46:47.240 alright
00:46:47.720 and some were set alight
00:46:49.680 last night
00:46:50.440 in a suspected anti-Semitic attack
00:46:53.480 looks like even one of their petrol tanks went up
00:46:56.960 boom
00:46:57.460 There you go
00:47:03.100 Anti-Semitic attack
00:47:05.140 No mention of Islam
00:47:09.900 It's just an anti-Semitic attack that's happening in Britain
00:47:13.700 Just that
00:47:14.480 Just British anti-Semitism
00:47:17.940 No mention, not one mention of Islam
00:47:22.860 okay okay all right there was something in the uh daily mail i thought oh yeah so this is big
00:47:32.180 news this morning as well again broke too happened too late for it to be on the front pages but at
00:47:37.100 laguardia airport in new york uh an airplane crashed it was i think it was taxiing along
00:47:45.160 and it hit a fire truck somehow a fire truck was on the the runway or the or the taxiway
00:47:50.820 and this Air Canada
00:47:52.320 aeroplane hit it, a couple of people died
00:47:54.820 looks like probably the pilots right
00:47:56.160 died and a load
00:47:58.940 of other people were injured
00:47:59.660 so yeah, it's just like how could this happen
00:48:03.060 sort of a thing
00:48:03.820 yeah
00:48:05.300 is that the front of the plane there, maybe it wasn't the pilots
00:48:09.140 anyway
00:48:10.960 as of this morning the reporting
00:48:13.120 is two people died doing that
00:48:14.260 an accident just seems like
00:48:17.000 a true straight up accident right
00:48:18.800 all right there's one or two things in the sun they lead with Huntley Huntley burning in hell
00:48:26.620 this guy whoever he is Henry Tufnell is saying the UK must scrap woke ideology and embrace
00:48:34.000 energy sovereignty to help families yeah to help families and also just because it's not mental
00:48:39.280 we've got the North Sea oil reserves Britain should have loads of North Sea oil rigs
00:48:46.520 and a few more nuclear power stations.
00:48:50.640 Pretty straightforward. 0.73
00:48:51.660 But no, we're ruled by a freak like Ed Miliband. 0.81
00:48:54.840 Look at the physiognomy on that. 0.54
00:48:58.260 Physiognomy rarely lies.
00:49:03.640 Look at that.
00:49:04.380 What a freak. 1.00
00:49:05.520 What a disgusting weirdo. 1.00
00:49:08.380 What to try and destroy our energy sector and economy and society. 1.00
00:49:13.140 No, his father was a full-blown commie
00:49:16.980 Full-blown Marxist
00:49:18.200 Ed and David Miliband's father
00:49:21.780 Full-blown
00:49:23.340 Oh yeah
00:49:27.000 Oh yeah
00:49:28.700 Here's the thing about those missiles
00:49:31.280 That are long enough range
00:49:32.360 Up to, just about, up to 4,000 kilometres
00:49:35.460 Which look on this little, that includes
00:49:37.880 London and Paris and Berlin
00:49:38.960 But yeah, I mean
00:49:41.460 It really is a bit like a V2
00:49:45.640 You just point it in the direction of London
00:49:47.960 That's it
00:49:48.820 And according to our intelligence
00:49:52.060 They've got no intention of doing such a thing
00:49:53.640 Some celebrity woman 0.63
00:49:59.860 Eddie Hall being strong
00:50:01.320 Great news
00:50:03.820 Rod Liddle
00:50:04.920 It's absurd that hard working Brits 0.81
00:50:07.740 Lose out by doing the right thing
00:50:09.420 He does a little comment opinion piece about shoplifting
00:50:12.640 Whether you should confront shoplifters
00:50:14.360 I wonder if he watched my piece on Friday, I doubt it
00:50:17.600 But his angle, I did read that
00:50:20.520 His angle is mainly talking about the element of it
00:50:24.460 Of that you get prosecuted if you try and step in
00:50:28.380 Quite often you, trying to do the right thing
00:50:31.440 Will get in trouble
00:50:33.620 And what a crazy state of affairs that is
00:50:37.380 wacko jacko might need to be
00:50:40.820 reinvestigated
00:50:41.740 alright
00:50:43.280 here's the thing I want to talk about
00:50:46.140 armed to the teeth how Trump's Marines
00:50:48.900 the US Marine Corps
00:50:49.900 are gearing up to storm Iran's 1.00
00:50:52.620 unsinkable island fortresses to unlock
00:50:54.760 Straits of Hormuz
00:50:55.700 talk of boots on the ground
00:50:58.540 in a limited sense
00:50:59.720 the Marines send in the Marines
00:51:01.880 ok and I read this
00:51:05.180 and it was reasonably interesting
00:51:06.380 There's a picture of some US Marines there practising.
00:51:11.200 Just saying that there's a number of islands in the Straits of Hormuz
00:51:14.520 or in the Persian Gulf, which are of military importance
00:51:20.420 as far as the Iranians are concerned.
00:51:22.600 And that Donald might just send in the Marines to take those islands
00:51:27.240 and that they've working on or have already worked on a strategy
00:51:30.720 to send in relatively small amounts of Marines here or there
00:51:34.800 to take these various various islands that are of sort of tactical strategic importance
00:51:42.160 but I mean little places you've never heard of the islands of Larrak, Kish, Khuzm and Abu Musa
00:51:52.700 okay but the thing is if these drones or missiles they're sending into the most tight bit of the
00:52:01.220 Strait of Hormuz, the Iranians are sending in missiles and drones as shipping passes through 1.00
00:52:06.520 there, and the drones or missiles have got a range of 100 miles, 200 miles or something,
00:52:13.100 well then they can be fired from 100, 200 miles inland. It's all very well to take these little
00:52:19.440 islands actually in the Persian Gulf, actually in the Strait. Iran will still have the capacity 0.99
00:52:27.140 though to fire them from further inland am i missing something here
00:52:33.220 all right but yeah it's a story yeah story about how saint com's talking about we can do this or
00:52:37.140 that we can take these little islands okay well okay good luck with that i mean genuinely i'm
00:52:42.340 not that's not sarcastic good luck with that i hope as few of your servicemen lose their lives as
00:52:47.540 possible genuinely but but won't iran still be able to fire things into the strait though
00:52:57.140 Alright, it's gone 10-2. Shall we just have a look at on this day in history?
00:53:01.980 I like doing that, you like doing that. Shall we have a look? What have we got?
00:53:05.300 On this day, on the 23rd of March, down through the centuries, what happened of note?
00:53:09.260 On the 23rd of March, in the year 1490,
00:53:13.080 the first dated edition of Mayomedes'
00:53:16.760 Mishnah Torah is published, a code of Jewish
00:53:20.740 religious law. Okay. 1775, Patrick Henry proclaims,
00:53:26.620 Give me liberty or give me death
00:53:28.160 in a speech encouraging Virginia troops
00:53:30.240 to join the American Revolutionary War.
00:53:32.980 Patrick Henry's great.
00:53:33.640 I've got a fair bit of content, Harry.
00:53:37.900 On Epochs and also on my own channel, History Bro,
00:53:40.800 sometimes in conversation with Benjamin Boyce,
00:53:44.260 I've got quite a few hours of content
00:53:45.560 about different figures in the Revolutionary War.
00:53:48.340 I haven't got one specifically about Patrick Henry,
00:53:50.920 but I'm pretty sure in one,
00:53:52.240 I'll talk about Patrick Henry for five, ten minutes somewhere.
00:53:54.940 He's a great firebrand.
00:53:56.000 He was one of those people who was never cut out to actually be a congressman or a senator or anything after the United States won its independence.
00:54:06.660 He wasn't cut out for that.
00:54:07.900 A bit like Thomas Paine.
00:54:09.320 What he was good at was being a rabble rouser. 1.00
00:54:13.180 That was his thing.
00:54:14.720 Again, a bit like Thomas Paine.
00:54:15.840 He was good at writing inflammatory pamphlets and delivering incendiary speeches.
00:54:20.900 That's what he was good at.
00:54:21.620 Not the much more boring business of hammering out legislation.
00:54:26.000 Making a subtle argument behind the scenes
00:54:30.600 No, he was good at
00:54:31.980 Well, give me liberty or give me death
00:54:34.400 Because it was the Massachusetts men 0.95
00:54:36.500 First and foremost
00:54:37.220 Who were ready to fight
00:54:38.780 The Redcoats and stuff
00:54:40.040 And Virginia had to be 0.94
00:54:43.580 Persuaded in some ways
00:54:45.580 They were a bit more loyalist
00:54:48.420 A bit more Tory
00:54:49.960 As they called it
00:54:50.740 Even back then
00:54:51.320 Had to be persuaded
00:54:53.340 to help the men of Massachusetts and others to fight,
00:54:58.320 which they did, of course, eventually.
00:55:00.360 All right, on this day in 1919,
00:55:02.080 the 8th Congress of the Russian Communist Party
00:55:03.980 re-establishes a five-member Politburo,
00:55:06.020 which becomes the centre of political power in the Soviet Union.
00:55:09.080 Original members are Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin, Khamenev and Krasdinsky.
00:55:17.380 Okay, set the tone, set the pattern for many, many, many years to come, didn't it, that?
00:55:21.080 Okay, in 1933, German Reichstag hastily passes the Enabling Act, and President Paul von Hindenburg signs it the same day, granting Adolf Hitler dictatorial powers.
00:55:35.580 Okay, just for the sake of it, not that there was some sort of communist insurgency going on, just for no reason.
00:55:45.000 Okay, in 1945, the Battle of Okinawa
00:55:48.500 US Navy ships bombed the Japanese island of Okinawa
00:55:51.220 In preparation for the Allied invasion
00:55:53.020 The largest battle of the Pacific War in World War II
00:55:55.460 Again, on Epochs and History Pro
00:55:58.300 Got some content, Harry?
00:56:04.440 Got various bits of content
00:56:05.720 All about the war in the Pacific
00:56:07.280 I'm fascinated by the war in the Pacific
00:56:08.700 I don't think I've got anything specifically on Okinawa
00:56:13.820 But yeah
00:56:17.380 Probably the best bit of content I've got in my opinion
00:56:20.340 Was a long form thing I did on Epochs
00:56:22.480 About the road to Pearl Harbour
00:56:24.500 Going back a century or more
00:56:27.720 How the Japanese found themselves
00:56:30.160 At a point where they
00:56:31.360 Felt they needed to do the Pearl Harbour attack
00:56:34.720 But yeah the Battle of Okinawa
00:56:37.000 I mean
00:56:38.300 It's late in the war isn't it
00:56:39.900 March 1945
00:56:41.840 But the Americans
00:56:43.960 You know, believe
00:56:46.020 They had to do it
00:56:47.660 And it was
00:56:49.360 Okinawa was one of the ones where
00:56:51.120 Loads and loads of civilians died
00:56:53.620 Tens of thousands of civilians died
00:56:55.040 A lot of them committing suicide
00:56:57.200 They were told by the Japanese that the Americans 1.00
00:56:59.520 Were here to kill you all 0.98
00:57:00.740 And the worst thing you could ever ever do 1.00
00:57:03.500 Is allow yourself to be captured
00:57:04.760 No good Japanese person would ever do that 1.00
00:57:07.620 The right thing to do is to kill yourself 1.00
00:57:09.060 And your whole family and your own kids 1.00
00:57:10.580 that's what you've got to do
00:57:12.620 rather than become a prisoner of the Americans
00:57:16.280 or just do nothing
00:57:18.280 and allow the Americans to control Okinawa 0.96
00:57:20.680 and now you're under their occupation 1.00
00:57:21.900 you've got to kill yourself first 1.00
00:57:23.260 you've got to jump off a cliff 0.95
00:57:25.200 loads of the accounts of whole families
00:57:28.060 women and children
00:57:28.720 jumping off cliffs
00:57:30.460 thousands, thousands of them
00:57:32.880 Okinawa
00:57:36.960 terrible, frightful story
00:57:39.540 heartbreaking heartbreaking the americans pleaded with him don't do that
00:57:46.620 don't like there's no need to do that please don't do that and they're doing it anyway
00:57:51.220 okay on this day in 2019 syrian democratic forces announced that the last islamic state
00:58:00.760 territory has been retaken raising flags at baghus in syria and ending the five-year
00:58:07.520 five-year islamic caliphate yeah and all the remaining isis fighters
00:58:16.320 disappear not just now still living in syria doing various things in syria
00:58:24.640 killing loads of christians in syria no not that no it was just no isis was
00:58:29.680 completely defeated and they're all gone now don't worry about it 0.97
00:58:33.760 Okay, shall we have a look at the Rumble Rants, Super Chats and Rumble Rants, what have we got?
00:58:39.500 Let me do this so I can see what I'm reading.
00:58:42.800 Alright, the Rumble Rants first, we always do Rumble Rants first, don't we?
00:58:46.640 So, for T and Barber, cheers buddy, you say, have you seen, have you heard, have you seen this, have you heard about this?
00:58:53.600 A farmer said the word, a general election we need this year, and Rupert is the choice, it's clear.
00:59:01.460 A general election we need this year
00:59:07.940 And Rupert Lowe
00:59:09.040 Is the choice, it's clear
00:59:11.540 Let's all rhyme for restore
00:59:14.400 And shove the rotters out the door
00:59:17.380 From zoomers to boomers 1.00
00:59:20.360 From zoomers to boomers 1.00
00:59:22.780 Aim high, vote low, millions must go
00:59:24.980 Yeah, cool
00:59:27.680 Slogans, they work
00:59:29.760 norm is like a slogan
00:59:31.880 don't they
00:59:34.060 ok
00:59:36.960 Rick WGP says
00:59:38.820 are you and Nate
00:59:40.860 going to start a live stream
00:59:42.420 on Rumble mate
00:59:43.980 please say yes I hate using
00:59:46.680 PooTube
00:59:47.460 and I won't send super chats
00:59:50.820 over there either, but fair enough I get that
00:59:52.960 you don't like YouTube and a lot of people don't
00:59:54.760 and you don't want to give them money because they take loads
00:59:56.440 super chat, YouTube takes like
00:59:58.860 I think 30% of it, something like that, it's a big chunk, that's a massive chunk isn't it,
01:00:04.640 seems like, I get you, yeah, I'd have to ask Nate, because on that channel, State of Politics,
01:00:13.940 State of Politics, Nate does everything on it, I literally just turn up and get on a stream with
01:00:20.160 him and have a conversation, everything else is done by Nate, the thumbnails, the uploading to
01:00:26.140 YouTube and or Rumble or whatever
01:00:27.840 Everything is done by him
01:00:29.300 So I'll mention it to him
01:00:30.520 We'll see what he says
01:00:33.440 You never know
01:00:34.260 He might go yeah great idea why not
01:00:35.800 Or he might go nah
01:00:36.520 It's too much hassle for whatever reason
01:00:39.640 It's not worth it
01:00:40.480 I don't know
01:00:41.860 I don't know I can't tell you
01:00:43.020 Nate does that
01:00:44.160 Same with this
01:00:45.060 I don't do any of the thumbs
01:00:47.620 Or the uploading
01:00:48.840 Or the cameras
01:00:49.880 I don't do anything
01:00:50.780 I just turn up and talk
01:00:53.020 Pretty sweet gig really
01:00:55.740 Better than digging a ditch
01:00:58.360 Alright
01:01:00.980 Cookieboy23 says
01:01:03.400 Watch the mainstream media now start
01:01:06.440 Start clipping the polls
01:01:08.520 To only show the top four parties
01:01:10.140 On the list
01:01:11.280 So restore don't show up
01:01:12.560 Yeah classic one that
01:01:13.620 Yeah classic one
01:01:14.800 I won't be surprised
01:01:15.500 In fact I'm sure you're right
01:01:16.540 I bet they do do exactly that
01:01:17.660 Yeah
01:01:18.300 Yeah
01:01:19.680 They did
01:01:20.440 They pulled that on reform for a long time
01:01:22.400 I remember when I was in reform
01:01:24.520 And they were polling at
01:01:25.300 when i first joined they were polling at like three percent unless they kept getting higher
01:01:29.920 up to seven eight nine ten eleven twelve percent they started doing that yeah and then finally
01:01:35.680 they were too big to ignore but yeah i bet you're all right and then the last rumble rant for today
01:01:41.840 for tim barber says the cobra meeting is going to bring a nightmarish nonsense for us rather than
01:01:47.320 tap up our own delicious north sea oil it's like watching children come up with ideas to fix
01:01:53.320 complex physics questions yeah it is a bit like that isn't it that's quite a good analogy yeah
01:01:57.640 that's quite a good analogy yeah whatever it is you know ed miller band will try and
01:02:05.260 stop us from tapping north sea oil because he's mad because that entire world view that
01:02:10.680 entire paradigm that drilling for oil is somehow evil and terrible or the burning of fossil fuels
01:02:17.980 it's evil and terrible it drives up man-made co2 which drives climate change which will make
01:02:24.520 the ice caps melt and the sea rise
01:02:26.860 it's not true it's mad it's mad it's mad
01:02:36.000 450 parts per million should we talk about that man-made co2 right man-made co2 from 250 to
01:02:47.500 about 450 parts per million
01:02:49.260 that drives climate change does it
01:02:53.540 that will make sea levels rise will it
01:02:55.460 man-made
01:02:57.680 CO2
01:02:59.320 that's what you're going with, that's a narrative
01:03:01.260 you're going to try and peddle
01:03:02.180 man-made CO2
01:03:04.380 400 parts per million
01:03:06.960 450 parts per million
01:03:08.280 that drives climate change, no it doesn't
01:03:11.400 it doesn't
01:03:11.980 it could not
01:03:13.780 What, you think CO2 used to be 20% of the atmosphere
01:03:21.000 And now it's 40%
01:03:22.200 No, no
01:03:22.820 Went from 200, 250 to 400, 450 parts per million
01:03:28.640 Do you know how tiny that is?
01:03:31.320 You can wrap your mind around how tiny that is
01:03:33.480 And that's going to make the ice caps melt
01:03:37.180 Therefore we can't, we shouldn't burn fossil fuel
01:03:39.800 Mad
01:03:43.600 mad
01:03:44.180 alright let's have a look
01:03:45.580 at the YouTube
01:03:46.220 YouTube Super Chats
01:03:48.760 Global Church History
01:03:50.240 in at number one
01:03:51.060 do do do do do do do
01:03:52.660 okay
01:03:53.360 today
01:03:54.080 in 798 AD
01:03:56.180 Charlemagne begins
01:03:57.900 the Carolingian reform
01:03:59.220 yeah cool cool cool
01:04:00.260 I must have
01:04:01.040 have I got content
01:04:01.820 on Charlemagne
01:04:02.320 I must have
01:04:02.780 I've got content on
01:04:04.300 his grandfather
01:04:07.820 the Hammer
01:04:08.720 Charles the Hammer
01:04:11.620 did I do Charlemagne himself
01:04:13.260 I think I did
01:04:14.020 I can't remember
01:04:14.640 I should have done
01:04:15.220 If not
01:04:16.120 That's got to go
01:04:16.700 Top of this
01:04:17.160 Anyway
01:04:17.540 Charlemagne
01:04:18.120 Absolutely
01:04:18.580 Absolutely pivotal person
01:04:19.860 For European history
01:04:20.620 Western European history
01:04:21.500 Absolutely pivotal
01:04:22.340 Yeah his reforms
01:04:23.740 No not just the church
01:04:25.580 Charlemagne was
01:04:27.120 Fantastically important
01:04:28.660 Not just as a military commander
01:04:30.360 Not just as a first
01:04:31.600 Holy Roman Emperor
01:04:32.860 But also for his reforms
01:04:34.760 The Carolingian reforms
01:04:36.120 Where reforms
01:04:37.300 Sort of
01:04:37.740 Administration
01:04:38.400 And politics
01:04:39.160 And education
01:04:40.060 He himself
01:04:41.200 Could barely read
01:04:43.860 Just about read
01:04:45.080 And not really be able to write
01:04:46.240 But he was a big advocate for education
01:04:48.440 For as many
01:04:49.620 Not as many people as possible
01:04:51.240 Not universal education
01:04:52.160 But still education
01:04:53.240 Money
01:04:53.680 Make a standardised money
01:04:55.360 In Western Europe at least
01:04:57.360 Whole number of things
01:04:58.400 Change the face of Europe
01:04:59.940 Particularly Western Europe
01:05:00.880 Charlemagne
01:05:01.400 Absolutely pivotal person
01:05:04.200 I would say
01:05:04.980 Well
01:05:06.660 Undeniably
01:05:08.200 Kat Cora says
01:05:10.540 join restore save the shire pippin yeah aim high vote low millions must go let's get this done
01:05:19.680 restore a reform i'm not gonna do it nigel hasn't got the political backbone 1.00
01:05:26.800 so you even come close to doing what's needed i.e mass remigration
01:05:32.420 he said if you alienate islam we lose isn't the exact opposite true
01:05:38.460 isn't the exact opposite true
01:05:40.720 that it's impossible
01:05:44.440 to deport millions
01:05:45.740 when Stephen Edgerton asked him
01:05:47.060 oh their policy now
01:05:48.620 is a bit more robust
01:05:49.440 than it was then
01:05:49.980 but they're still not
01:05:50.720 talking about millions
01:05:51.580 false mass remigration
01:05:54.020 no that wouldn't go down well
01:05:56.000 on Sunday morning
01:05:57.780 with Laura Koenigsberg
01:05:58.640 would it
01:05:58.880 that wouldn't go down well
01:05:59.700 on Radio 4
01:06:00.340 Robert Peston would give him
01:06:02.060 a hard time
01:06:02.540 if he started saying
01:06:03.140 stuff like that
01:06:03.720 I mean when Rupert
01:06:04.960 started saying stuff like that
01:06:05.920 he tried to get him arrested
01:06:07.020 didn't he
01:06:07.380 on false charges
01:06:08.080 What proved to be false charges
01:06:10.500 Reform people try and tell you
01:06:14.500 There's no difference between Rupert and Nigel's policy
01:06:16.860 Yes there is
01:06:18.200 Yeah, there's a big difference
01:06:22.140 The second Rupert started talking about it
01:06:24.340 Nigel ostracised him
01:06:25.920 And tried to get him thrown in prison
01:06:27.900 Yeah, there's a difference
01:06:30.300 Yeah, no one's really buying that
01:06:32.320 That there's no difference
01:06:33.760 Okay
01:06:35.360 No one buys that
01:06:39.080 Mr Dickie Bingo, not Dinky Bingo, Mr Dickie Bingo says
01:06:42.080 We pick them up and return their boats, mate! 0.97
01:06:46.240 Yeah, yeah, how mad is it?
01:06:48.240 What we're doing in the channel is bizarre to me, to a lot of people.
01:06:55.880 How we're behaving there is bizarre.
01:06:59.900 We'll give the French the best part of 500 million to do nothing. 1.00
01:07:02.520 We'll pick them up, tow them into Dover, send them their boats back,
01:07:04.940 Give these people straight away
01:07:06.460 Like a mobile phone and a hotel room
01:07:08.320 And loads of other stuff
01:07:09.660 So that they can then commit crime
01:07:12.980 Illegal invaders will give you everything 1.00
01:07:14.960 Go out into the general population 0.80
01:07:16.720 And commit crime
01:07:17.760 Here's a lawyer to make sure we can't deport you
01:07:20.760 It's effed up isn't it
01:07:28.700 It's effed
01:07:30.080 Can't swear
01:07:32.480 Okay
01:07:34.480 Joker 777 says
01:07:36.840 Aim higher, vote low, millions must go
01:07:39.520 Boomers to zoomers 1.00
01:07:40.680 Know the score, join restore
01:07:43.180 British to the core 0.81
01:07:45.980 Know the score, join record, British to the core
01:07:48.920 I like that one, that's good
01:07:50.400 The English raw, we remember Agincourt 0.99
01:07:54.500 Nice, nice, nice
01:07:56.680 Field Marshal Dawn Browning
01:07:59.820 Doesn't say anything but just gives us 10 Aussie dollars
01:08:02.860 Thanks love, appreciate that
01:08:04.440 honestly do cheers good old field marshal the field marshal dawn browning um richard fleming
01:08:13.680 doesn't say anything but just uh gives a super chat there appreciate that cheers buddy
01:08:17.800 um we've got a fair few more to get through it's already 10 past so i'll whip through them
01:08:23.020 um harry hobag said did you watch the nls3 at the weekend nls3 what's nls3 i don't know
01:08:34.440 and then i say harry i'm gonna move on from this but harry could you just google nls3
01:08:41.460 i feel like i should know what that is but i don't just google that and in a minute i'll
01:08:44.920 come back to you so harry hobag i'm gonna google that i don't know what you mean by that i think
01:08:49.000 i feel like i should but i don't sorry off the top of my head okay um double o stefan
01:08:56.020 says i spoke to a boris wave migrant who told me the french police actively organize people
01:09:02.560 Onto the boats
01:09:03.340 And point them
01:09:03.920 In the right direction
01:09:04.720 I can believe it
01:09:08.700 I can believe it
01:09:11.020 The French
01:09:13.840 Not to be trusted
01:09:14.800 Not to be trusted
01:09:16.280 With our interest
01:09:17.300 Ever
01:09:19.820 Going back centuries
01:09:21.480 Going back a millennia
01:09:22.480 Or more
01:09:23.280 What's not in our interest
01:09:27.060 Is in their interest
01:09:27.860 In some way
01:09:28.420 Oh okay
01:09:30.140 Harry's just brought up
01:09:31.800 NLS
01:09:32.440 The Nürburgring
01:09:34.480 The endurance race
01:09:36.420 I saw a little bit of it
01:09:37.800 I didn't watch the whole thing
01:09:38.960 I watched a little bit
01:09:40.060 Because it wasn't Max Verstappen racing in it
01:09:42.080 Max Verstappen was racing
01:09:44.440 He was in some sort of
01:09:45.300 Red Bull coded Mercedes
01:09:47.300 Crazy wasn't he
01:09:48.340 I watched a bit
01:09:49.400 I saw a little bit of it
01:09:50.300 But I didn't watch it
01:09:51.180 Oh by any means
01:09:52.080 I would like to
01:09:52.700 Didn't really have time
01:09:54.020 But yeah
01:09:55.700 Could do
01:09:56.400 Would do
01:09:57.740 Okay
01:10:01.460 Okay cool
01:10:02.220 the field marshal
01:10:06.240 pipes up with another 10 Aussie dollars
01:10:08.460 this time says
01:10:09.220 she says
01:10:09.780 she says
01:10:13.440 when England Day is popular
01:10:15.000 how will you celebrate Bo?
01:10:18.100 ooh
01:10:18.400 I don't know
01:10:21.720 I don't know
01:10:22.240 gosh
01:10:22.620 I have to think about that
01:10:24.080 guys so
01:10:25.000 we're so detached
01:10:27.860 from something like that
01:10:29.540 that I'm not
01:10:30.720 my mind isn't even
01:10:31.720 popping up with great ideas have a have a cup of tea to start the day of course
01:10:35.800 let's start there just try and do loads and loads of english things i don't know have a fry up
01:10:43.880 go to the park kick a ball about maybe it'd be nice though wouldn't it england day ah
01:10:52.840 whenever there's something like like a big anniversary of something really big like
01:10:58.360 like Agincourt, like St Crispian's Day, something like that, or D-Day, 6th of June, every year,
01:11:06.880 whatever, things like that, days that could well be used to sort of mark and celebrate England,
01:11:13.380 St George's Day, we get nothing, do we? In fact, on St George's Day, you're bombarded with nothing
01:11:18.120 but negativity about it. Oh, he's not English, you know? He's Turkish, you know? Well, the Roman 0.86
01:11:26.420 province of Cappadocia. It's not Turkey. Anyway, forget St George. We don't really have an
01:11:31.180 England day, do we? We should have one. We should do it. We should have many per year
01:11:40.320 where we celebrate our own greatness. Trafalgar Day or something. Waterloo Day. Cressy Day.
01:11:49.960 Whatever, yeah.
01:11:55.220 Persuasive Expeditioner says, 1.00
01:11:58.460 For the morons, the ambulances serve everyone, not only certain religions. 1.00
01:12:04.460 Christians also have the same St. John's Ambulance. 1.00
01:12:07.440 All right, mate, calm down.
01:12:10.540 44 Magnum Norse says,
01:12:12.720 There was much more CO2 when the dinosaurs were alive, should we act like dinosaurs.
01:12:17.180 Yeah, in the geological timeframes, CO2 has been way, way, way, way, way, way higher.
01:12:24.540 What did you have?
01:12:25.440 Megafauna.
01:12:27.760 Giant lily pads.
01:12:29.400 Giant insects.
01:12:32.420 It didn't destroy the world.
01:12:35.640 Greta.
01:12:37.200 Didn't destroy the world, did it?
01:12:40.700 Al Gore.
01:12:43.360 Yeah, quite right, Magnum Norse. 0.67
01:12:45.640 Magnum Norse again says
01:12:47.600 My favourite line from Lord of the Rings
01:12:50.160 Was
01:12:50.580 There won't be a Shire Pippin 0.99
01:12:53.560 Yeah
01:12:55.200 That's a good line
01:12:56.800 God it's been a long time since I've watched Lord of the Rings
01:12:59.300 It's got to be ten years or more
01:13:00.640 Feels like
01:13:01.380 Just go back
01:13:03.000 Go back and re-watch them
01:13:04.940 Opening Doors 1 says
01:13:08.240 Thanks Bo, see you tomorrow
01:13:09.960 Yeah, cheers buddy, I'll see you tomorrow
01:13:11.420 Yeah, we'll be here
01:13:12.580 sheilas.2. says
01:13:19.980 I'm Zeitgeist's Dottie from last Friday's Super Chatbo 0.78
01:13:26.740 Scrubs All White 1.00
01:13:28.680 Do you have a piece on the Peterloo Massacre?
01:13:32.240 I don't have a piece on the Peterloo Massacre
01:13:34.140 I could do, should do that
01:13:35.420 People have asked me that before actually
01:13:37.120 Yeah, maybe I should do it
01:13:38.800 It's quite interesting
01:13:39.580 relatively small corner of history but very interesting i mean not that small i mean it is
01:13:46.160 important um but i usually do things a bit usually not always but a bit broader than that
01:13:54.300 um but i could do i could do i should do i've definitely done things
01:13:57.820 as focused as that before like the nikke riots or something um 0.84
01:14:04.860 Yeah, I could do
01:14:08.340 I should do that at some point
01:14:09.360 People have asked me that before
01:14:10.320 Okay, so
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