The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 25th May 2026

00:00:00.000 Monday, Monday

00:00:06.720 Morning

00:00:08.280 You alright?

00:00:10.800 Are you though?

00:00:11.440 I hope you are

00:00:11.820 I hope you had a good weekend

00:00:12.520 You're not sunburnt, are you?

00:00:15.840 Good

00:00:16.160 Ah, lovely cup of tea

00:00:19.800 Me, yeah, I'm good

00:00:20.740 I'm all good, thanks

00:00:21.420 Yeah, yeah, yeah

00:00:22.100 Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

00:00:22.980 Rocking and rearing for the day ahead

00:00:24.460 I'm usually joined by my producer

00:00:27.280 Little Harry, aren't I?

00:00:28.220 But not today

00:00:28.800 He's off again

00:00:29.380 That's like on Friday.

00:00:30.660 I'm instead joined by Jack.

00:00:31.800 How are you this morning, Jack?

00:00:33.400 I'm doing great, Beau.

00:00:34.340 Lovely weather as always.

00:00:35.840 Good, yeah.

00:00:36.680 Today's supposed to be another sculpture.

00:00:38.980 Lovely.

00:00:39.580 We don't recognise bank holidays here at the Lotus Eaters.

00:00:43.220 Our work ethic is too strong.

00:00:46.400 We're just too committed to you guys, the audience.

00:00:49.700 I mean, we do take Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day off.

00:00:54.180 Other than that, we just simply don't recognise bank holidays.

00:00:59.380 We're too good.

00:01:02.140 We've got to bring you guys content.

00:01:06.040 All right.

00:01:06.740 So, but if you are not working today,

00:01:08.600 which is we, the vast majority of people in the UK,

00:01:11.540 I think in the US it's a bank holiday as well, isn't it?

00:01:13.800 Anyway, do try and enjoy the day, enjoy the heat.

00:01:18.700 I might talk about it a little bit later,

00:01:20.360 but it's set to be in the 30s today,

00:01:22.400 maybe even like 33, 34 degrees.

00:01:24.880 For Britain, that's hot.

00:01:26.640 People in Phoenix, Arizona, scoffing in derision.

00:01:29.900 A mere 34 degrees.

00:01:32.220 That's nothing.

00:01:33.280 Please.

00:01:36.420 For us, that's hot.

00:01:37.440 For us, that's a sculpture.

00:01:39.940 For me, I get burned to a crisp if I go outside without suntan lotion on.

00:01:45.060 Top of my head, top of my ears, bridge of the nose.

00:01:48.120 Burned to a crisp within moments.

00:01:52.040 That's the downside of being a little Milky Bar kid.

00:01:55.640 All right, should we stop faffing about?

00:01:58.800 Should we stop fannying about?

00:02:01.060 You guys know who you are, you're the gross band of Chains and Few.

00:02:03.460 My band of brothers and sisters, thank you for joining me.

00:02:05.680 But should we just stop faffing about?

00:02:07.020 Yeah, get on with it.

00:02:09.020 What are you fannying about for, Bo?

00:02:11.760 All right, so we've got...

00:02:13.260 Harry, do you need to move the camera up a little bit so I'm more in?

00:02:17.400 I called you Harry, sorry Jack, force of habit.

00:02:22.400 We'll re-centre thing, it's the other camera there.

00:02:25.640 there you go

00:02:28.000 alright there we are

00:02:29.900 boom

00:02:30.220 brilliant

00:02:30.600 thanks

00:02:32.280 alright

00:02:34.140 what have we got today

00:02:35.020 what's that

00:02:35.680 legacy corporate

00:02:36.500 mainstream media

00:02:37.200 banging on about

00:02:38.160 what are they trying to

00:02:38.860 lie to you

00:02:39.200 about by omission

00:02:40.640 if nothing else

00:02:41.120 we've got

00:02:41.400 I don't make bad deals

00:02:42.980 that's Mr Trump

00:02:43.940 Trump doesn't

00:02:45.240 just simply

00:02:45.640 doesn't make bad deals

00:02:46.620 you know

00:02:47.740 and

00:02:48.960 now you're

00:02:50.620 gonna believe us

00:02:51.580 that's to do with

00:02:52.380 Arsenal

00:02:52.760 little bit of

00:02:53.640 sports ball today

00:02:54.520 I'll make it brief

00:02:55.440 because I know

00:02:56.020 the glorious band

00:02:57.140 The Chosen Few

00:02:57.720 O'Day's band of brothers

00:02:59.660 are not particularly

00:03:00.960 interested in football

00:03:01.940 sports ball

00:03:02.520 soccer

00:03:02.940 so I'll keep it brief

00:03:04.200 that's the Gunners

00:03:05.700 that's Arsenal

00:03:06.380 North London Football Club

00:03:07.860 now you're going to believe us

00:03:09.320 alright

00:03:09.520 shall we get into it

00:03:10.760 the times

00:03:12.100 the venerable times

00:03:14.120 shall we get the sports ball

00:03:15.320 out of the way 0.99

00:03:15.680 there's two sports ball

00:03:16.820 stories basically

00:03:17.540 one of them was

00:03:19.040 that West Ham

00:03:19.920 my team

00:03:20.560 East London

00:03:22.280 East London

00:03:23.380 my team

00:03:24.500 West Ham

00:03:24.980 the hammers

00:03:26.860 forever blowing

00:03:28.020 bubbles

00:03:28.420 got relegated

00:03:29.220 I did

00:03:30.400 I got relegated

00:03:31.400 down the league

00:03:31.960 shame

00:03:33.360 real shame

00:03:34.740 womp womp

00:03:35.720 shows how much

00:03:36.480 I care about football

00:03:37.060 these days

00:03:37.460 I actually don't really

00:03:38.380 when I heard

00:03:39.760 I was like

00:03:40.020 I wasn't profoundly gutted

00:03:43.580 the 15

00:03:44.280 16 year old me

00:03:45.300 would have been

00:03:46.020 profoundly upset

00:03:47.540 by that

00:03:48.140 well I was

00:03:48.960 they got relegated

00:03:49.780 two or three times

00:03:50.380 when I was younger

00:03:50.860 I still haven't been

00:03:53.460 relegated before

00:03:54.040 it's not our first

00:03:54.560 rodeo

00:03:54.960 Shame though

00:03:56.900 Because it could have been

00:03:57.560 At the expense of Spurs

00:03:58.500 Tottenham

00:03:58.920 North London

00:03:59.360 North London scum

00:04:00.100 They survived

00:04:02.460 And we got relegated

00:04:03.180 Oh well

00:04:06.100 Alright

00:04:08.840 No more sports ball

00:04:09.460 That's enough sports ball

00:04:10.220 We'll have no sports ball

00:04:12.220 Yeah

00:04:12.380 Alright

00:04:14.980 Trump

00:04:16.320 No need to rush Iran peace

00:04:18.140 He's saying now

00:04:18.800 I thought he was going to

00:04:22.520 I thought he was going to

00:04:23.080 End their civilisation

00:04:23.920 I thought he was going to

00:04:24.720 Erase them from the map.

00:04:26.620 I thought they had like 24 hours, and then another 24 hours.

00:04:31.380 No, there's no rush now.

00:04:33.720 He doesn't make bad deals, so calm down.

00:04:39.000 There's no rush now, apparently.

00:04:43.040 So I'm saying, though, I mean, it would be nice, wouldn't it,

00:04:45.880 if there was a diplomatic resolution rather than innocent people,

00:04:49.120 innocent Persians getting burnt alive and blown to pieces.

00:04:52.640 It would be better, wouldn't it?

00:04:53.700 some of the stories we'll see

00:04:55.560 are talking about the price of oil

00:04:56.760 that has gone down

00:04:57.560 on the hope of a peace deal

00:05:00.580 it has a bit

00:05:01.480 shall we have a quick look

00:05:02.280 in with the oil price

00:05:03.220 it has a bit

00:05:04.020 yeah look

00:05:04.720 West Texas

00:05:05.260 down at about $90 a barrel

00:05:07.400 Brent

00:05:08.820 about $97

00:05:09.960 so it is down isn't it

00:05:11.520 from all last week

00:05:12.280 a bit

00:05:13.160 never went crazy did it really

00:05:16.020 remember I keep saying

00:05:18.320 the price of a barrel

00:05:19.980 of crude

00:05:20.860 broadly speaking

00:05:22.240 on average

00:05:22.920 before this war started was something like $78 a barrel.

00:05:28.540 It's Texas right now at $90 a barrel.

00:05:31.720 So, all right, make of that what you will.

00:05:35.560 It doesn't translate, does it really,

00:05:37.260 into what you end up paying at the pump,

00:05:39.780 which is the worst of it, isn't it?

00:05:42.760 All right.

00:05:43.580 For some reason, they've decided to go with a little bit of Tay-Tay this morning.

00:05:49.980 A little bit.

00:05:50.240 And Taylor Swift went to some sort of sports ball game.

00:05:52.860 Was it basketball? I don't even know.

00:05:54.120 She went to a sports ball game.

00:05:56.040 And her husband, who is an American football player, isn't he?

00:06:00.140 He chugged a beer.

00:06:02.200 And then he fell asleep.

00:06:03.720 And she left early.

00:06:05.900 That's news.

00:06:07.220 Apparently that's news.

00:06:13.000 Okay.

00:06:14.980 Okay. 0.94

00:06:16.020 Money for parents to spur young into work.

00:06:18.060 This is a bit of an odd story.

00:06:19.180 I find this story odd.

00:06:20.020 make this make sense

00:06:20.860 am I

00:06:21.500 am I

00:06:22.660 it's so weird

00:06:24.440 I feel like I'm missing

00:06:25.240 something

00:06:25.700 about it

00:06:26.720 but I don't think I am

00:06:27.960 let me tell you the details

00:06:28.940 Labour

00:06:32.300 like all governments

00:06:33.240 want people to work

00:06:34.400 really

00:06:34.840 although do they

00:06:37.160 socialist ones

00:06:40.800 would rather you're just

00:06:41.420 completely dependent

00:06:42.020 on the state

00:06:42.540 so they can control you

00:06:44.900 but most governments

00:06:47.160 at least pretend

00:06:47.920 that they want people

00:06:48.900 to always work

00:06:49.640 so if nothing else they've got smaller benefit bills

00:06:52.960 this story money for parents to spur young into work

00:06:56.980 families on benefits could get hundreds of pounds a month

00:07:02.320 so make it make sense in the story says the the government could give families money

00:07:12.460 that already on benefits give them more money more benefits

00:07:16.500 so that they don't encourage their children to get on benefits.

00:07:25.260 I'm sorry, what now?

00:07:27.980 But some families, you know, they realise that it's just better not to work for them.

00:07:34.020 If they worked in a really low-paid job, it's actually just get more money by not working.

00:07:38.560 That should never, ever, ever be the case, but it is sometimes.

00:07:42.240 and if those families are sort of locked into that cycle for years on end they might pass that

00:07:47.940 sentiment that idea that sort of concept of how to live your life in the world they might just

00:07:53.300 pass that on to their kids like the kids are 16 or 17 they should really be in education or an

00:07:58.900 apprenticeship and the families say don't do that just sign on the government says don't tell your

00:08:05.780 kids that don't you know don't encourage them that way we'll give you money to not do that

00:08:10.360 will give you more benefits to not do that.

00:08:16.280 Am I missing something?

00:08:17.280 I don't think I'm missing something.

00:08:18.360 That's what they're talking about.

00:08:26.840 It's more about the redistribution of wealth, isn't it?

00:08:28.980 That's what the socialists like.

00:08:30.220 That's what our socialist government are about.

00:08:34.620 We'll just pretend we're about work,

00:08:37.080 hardworking people, getting people into work.

00:08:38.500 but what we really want is the redistribution of wealth.

00:08:43.080 No matter how unfair, no matter how uncrazy that is,

00:08:46.720 we'll just tax rich people and the middle class,

00:08:49.640 and even working class people that have got a tiny amount of money,

00:08:52.480 the Kulaks, tax them endlessly into oblivion

00:08:55.560 and smear it out among indolent people, lazy people.

00:09:03.640 And we'll call that the redistribution of wealth

00:09:05.720 and we'll pretend that's not exactly what we're doing.

00:09:08.500 mad, mad, all right,

00:09:13.600 Tay-Tay and a beer-swilling, lazy husband.

00:09:18.320 This is a story, an interesting story today,

00:09:19.900 slightly interesting story anyway, maybe.

00:09:21.780 Russia jams RAF jet with minister on board.

00:09:26.000 So yeah, not just any minister, the defence minister.

00:09:29.520 What's his name? John Healy, isn't it?

00:09:31.140 Is Healy? Yeah, yeah, yeah, John Healy.

00:09:33.540 The defence minister of the United Kingdom.

00:09:35.180 He was on some sort of trip to Estonia.

00:09:38.500 Where we've got NATO, but British, mainly British in this case,

00:09:44.640 got a few thousand soldiers deployed in Estonia.

00:09:48.220 It is only a few thousand.

00:09:49.480 I can't remember the exact numbers, like 2,000, 4,000, something like that.

00:09:52.720 I think we're going to put a few more in there as well.

00:09:56.800 So, okay.

00:09:59.600 There was some NATO, really British troops, in Estonia,

00:10:05.500 and they were doing some sort of exercise.

00:10:07.460 like right on the Russian border.

00:10:10.980 A bit belligerent, isn't it?

00:10:13.300 Whenever there's stories you might see,

00:10:14.860 well, this very story, sorry,

00:10:16.460 where the Russians are doing something really belligerent,

00:10:18.440 like going right up to the limit of something

00:10:20.440 that's truly aggressive, right up to the limit of that.

00:10:23.520 And we get crazy, we moan about it.

00:10:25.380 It's like, no, no, no, both sides are doing that.

00:10:28.820 Both sides are doing that all the time.

00:10:31.100 What, Russia's done a really belligerent thing.

00:10:32.940 Weren't we conducting NATO operations right on,

00:10:35.260 exercises right on their

00:10:37.300 border, though.

00:10:39.920 Both sides are doing it.

00:10:42.820 Okay.

00:10:43.860 So, John Healy was in Estonia

00:10:45.520 to see that,

00:10:47.440 to look at that, and on his flight

00:10:49.540 back in an RAF

00:10:51.440 plane, not a

00:10:53.440 fast jet, a jet,

00:10:55.580 an RAF plane, and

00:10:56.920 it's like some sort of, it signals

00:10:59.660 in some way, like it's GPS or something,

00:11:01.780 got jammed

00:11:05.260 by the Russians

00:11:07.860 we can only assume

00:11:09.240 it was by the Russians

00:11:10.420 it wasn't in any real danger

00:11:13.300 I don't believe

00:11:13.920 well it certainly landed fine

00:11:14.980 and no one was hurt or anything

00:11:15.920 but so like the pilots and stuff

00:11:19.140 just had to use

00:11:19.840 another form of navigation

00:11:22.640 to land safely

00:11:24.360 but nonetheless

00:11:25.740 on some level it was jammed

00:11:30.300 only one man dare give John Healy

00:11:32.920 raspberry

00:11:33.600 Mr. Putin and his jamming

00:11:38.220 he jammed him

00:11:40.120 alright

00:11:40.480 Spaceballs reference there

00:11:42.340 anybody?

00:11:44.040 no?

00:11:46.380 Jack have you ever watched Spaceballs?

00:11:47.700 is that too old?

00:11:48.760 am I being a boomer?

00:11:49.840 I watched them when I was like 11

00:11:50.960 there you go

00:11:52.700 there'll be a few zoomers out there

00:11:54.280 I don't know what the hell I'm talking about

00:11:55.400 a few people in their 40s and older

00:11:57.260 will be like

00:11:57.780 yeah Spaceballs

00:11:58.460 not if we jam it

00:12:00.560 I like Spaceballs

00:12:03.520 Alright

00:12:04.040 The Guardian

00:12:07.200 Why are you doing that?

00:12:10.800 Don't do that

00:12:11.340 Dear The Guardian

00:12:12.880 Don't do that

00:12:16.300 Don't exist

00:12:18.980 Please

00:12:19.480 If you don't mind

00:12:20.640 Barry Manilow

00:12:23.940 Is saying that

00:12:25.260 The knickers that get thrown at him these days

00:12:27.100 Are bigger now

00:12:27.900 Because he's old now

00:12:31.080 And all his fans will be old

00:12:32.220 Get it?

00:12:33.520 I'm something of a fan alone myself

00:12:38.620 Not that I fancy him

00:12:41.460 I throw my knickers at him

00:12:42.220 Not that

00:12:42.580 He's got a few good songs

00:12:43.920 That's all I'm saying

00:12:44.560 Calm down, calm down

00:12:45.480 A couple of good songs

00:12:47.580 US close to peace deal with Iran

00:12:52.920 As Trump faces fury from own party

00:12:54.760 Is he close to a peace deal?

00:12:56.340 Is he?

00:12:57.280 I doubt it

00:12:58.100 I doubt that

00:12:59.420 Over the weekend

00:13:02.340 All sorts of people saying different things

00:13:03.420 some really pro-Trump people, even Marco Rubio,

00:13:05.640 saying, we're close to a deal, we're close to a deal.

00:13:08.020 Some people that are a little bit more impartial,

00:13:10.760 like some American general on Fox News,

00:13:13.080 saying, oh, it's probably 50-50.

00:13:15.180 And a lot of other people saying, no, let's be realistic, no.

00:13:20.540 That's my feeling at this point.

00:13:21.760 I don't feel like the Iranians are going to make a deal.

00:13:26.860 They'll just play for time.

00:13:28.140 They've always, always, always done.

00:13:30.400 Just play for time.

00:13:32.460 What else have they got?

00:13:34.700 They insist they're not going to give up their ability to enrich uranium

00:13:39.220 to a weapons-grade level.

00:13:41.480 Now, I might be wrong, right?

00:13:42.600 It might come out today.

00:13:44.140 They might be releasing a press release right now, for all I know,

00:13:48.420 saying, yeah, we completely give up.

00:13:50.280 We'll let the IAEA and the Israelis and the American scientists

00:13:53.120 come to anywhere they want in Iran and check exactly what we're doing

00:13:57.040 and continuously allow them to do that,

00:13:59.680 to show 100% full hangout, we're not enriching uranium,

00:14:05.240 we've got no intentions anymore of ever doing that ever again.

00:14:09.920 And you can go and dig out our stockpiles of it

00:14:14.560 that are now trapped under a mountain at Isfahan or Fordow

00:14:18.760 or wherever it was.

00:14:19.820 We'll just let you do that.

00:14:22.220 Iran could come out and say that and do that, couldn't they?

00:14:25.900 I doubt it, though.

00:14:27.440 I sort of doubt that.

00:14:29.680 If I'm wrong and in the coming hours or days or weeks,

00:14:36.380 Iran does do exactly that,

00:14:39.100 then of course I'll put my hands up and say,

00:14:40.280 look, I called it wrong.

00:14:41.560 Remember, I kept saying I didn't think that would happen

00:14:43.300 and now it has.

00:14:44.000 All right, I was wrong.

00:14:44.860 Fair enough.

00:14:47.340 Honestly, in all seriousness now, in all seriousness,

00:14:49.500 I don't see Iran doing that.

00:14:53.060 So US close to peace deal with Iran, are they?

00:14:58.940 Are they?

00:14:59.680 is that just isn't that just real cope really wishful thinking from trump and rubio

00:15:07.320 we'll see all right

00:15:12.860 this is an odd story slightly odd story disillusioned the mood in russia turns against

00:15:20.560 putin then the story is just some sort of quite weird story where putin took one of his old school

00:15:25.500 teachers that he really liked

00:15:26.880 to dinner one time

00:15:28.360 let's just move on

00:15:33.200 here's a more interesting story

00:15:34.320 pressure on Farage to prove

00:15:37.400 hack claim

00:15:38.240 so this is a little bit in the story

00:15:41.160 a little bit in the news cycle this morning

00:15:42.260 you know Farage got given that 5 million quid

00:15:45.300 by that crypto

00:15:47.360 billionaire

00:15:48.020 Christopher something or other

00:15:50.060 Farage now

00:15:55.420 says that the only reason anyone knows about that, because it was, as far as I understand,

00:16:03.260 as far as everyone's saying, it truly was just an interpersonal gift. There's no reason

00:16:09.720 why anyone would ever even know it happened. Farage didn't declare it anywhere. So unless

00:16:16.560 you've got access to Farage's bank account, like his actual personal bank account, or

00:16:22.400 or perhaps access to his messages,

00:16:24.720 his own private personal Percy messages on his phone,

00:16:27.500 how would you even know?

00:16:30.220 Okay.

00:16:31.740 Well, Farage is saying that he got hacked,

00:16:34.780 and that it was the Russians.

00:16:38.580 The Russians hacked Farage, Farage is saying now,

00:16:43.340 or alleging.

00:16:47.420 Might be true, might not.

00:16:49.340 I mean, at first blush, it sounds a bit like,

00:16:52.820 Yeah, right, bro.

00:16:53.800 But it could well be true, though.

00:16:55.240 Having said that, I want to be quick to say,

00:16:57.300 it could well be true.

00:16:58.160 It's not beyond the realms of possibility, is it?

00:16:59.820 Put it that way.

00:17:00.640 It's totally not beyond the realms of possibility.

00:17:03.340 Now, he's saying like some sort of Russian-backed agents,

00:17:08.620 Russian-backed interests, hacked his phone.

00:17:15.560 Counter-espionage experts.

00:17:20.020 Russian ones.

00:17:22.400 hacked Niyaj's phone and then released the information that he got five million quid.

00:17:32.560 I mean, Reform have had their dealings with Russian intelligence services in the past, haven't they?

00:17:43.060 When I say dealings, I'm talking about that guy, Gil.

00:17:46.800 Is it Nathan Gil?

00:17:49.720 Nathan Gil?

00:17:52.400 I'm not saying, when I say they're dealings with,

00:17:56.780 I'm not suggesting Farage is in the pocket of the Russians or anything,

00:18:02.820 but that Nathan Gill was, wasn't he?

00:18:05.640 Do you remember this? Do you remember this?

00:18:07.360 It's not that long ago.

00:18:08.860 Okay, real quick to say, there's a guy called Nathan Gill,

00:18:11.100 I think that was his name, certainly his surname was Gill.

00:18:14.140 And he was an MEP for UKIP, I believe, wasn't it?

00:18:17.620 He was an MEP for UKIP, and then he was like,

00:18:20.280 leader of UKIP in Wales

00:18:22.440 and then I think he

00:18:24.540 apologies if I get any of these details slightly wrong

00:18:26.320 it's in good faith if I've got any of these details slightly wrong

00:18:28.480 I think this is the story, he was leader of UKIP

00:18:30.480 in Wales, then he went over

00:18:32.580 to reform

00:18:33.140 of course Nigel, you know, UKIP

00:18:36.160 reform, Nigel

00:18:38.560 he went over to

00:18:40.440 reform and was the leader of reform in Wales

00:18:42.700 and then was

00:18:46.160 criminally convicted

00:18:47.460 full blown criminal conviction, not just rumours

00:18:50.060 It was not just scuttled by it, not just like...

00:18:53.020 He was completely convicted of taking money from Russia

00:18:56.500 to spin a pro-Russian narrative in what?

00:19:03.320 In that Welsh-devolved parliament and in the media.

00:19:07.220 He became an actual paid shield for Russia.

00:19:10.860 The leader of reform in Wales.

00:19:14.400 I mean, it was only relatively briefly, I think.

00:19:16.520 It was only for like six months or less even

00:19:19.000 He was the leader of reform in Wales.

00:19:21.720 But still, we got ten and a half years in jail as well.

00:19:26.480 It wasn't like, oh, you did this slightly misdemeanor thing.

00:19:29.060 It is criminal, but in the scheme of things, it's not that much of a big deal.

00:19:33.480 You only really did something that was relatively minor.

00:19:36.440 Here's a three-month suspended sentence.

00:19:38.580 No, he got ten and a half years.

00:19:43.360 I don't talk about that much, do I?

00:19:44.720 I thought that was interesting.

00:19:45.460 When that happened, and all that played out not that long ago, right?

00:19:49.000 What, a year ago, something like that, less?

00:19:51.700 When that happened, I thought, well, the mainstream media,

00:19:54.300 all the corporate mainstream media that have got TDS,

00:19:56.460 like the Mirror or whatever, they'll go to town on this.

00:19:59.740 They won't let this go for news cycle after news cycle after news cycle.

00:20:03.280 They'll bring that up at every opportunity they will.

00:20:05.440 Oh, God, this is terrible, terrible politically, optically for reform.

00:20:11.380 They don't really ever talk about it, do they?

00:20:13.540 I bet there's some people who's watching this who've not even heard of that.

00:20:16.420 I bet you.

00:20:16.680 that's weird isn't it

00:20:20.180 they try and take down

00:20:22.720 Farage at any given opportunity

00:20:25.320 any tiny little thing

00:20:26.540 they'll try and make a big deal out of it 1.00

00:20:28.240 they've got Farage derangement syndrome

00:20:30.900 but they don't talk about that one

00:20:32.740 ever, hardly ever

00:20:34.140 when's the last time you saw any sort of headline

00:20:37.100 or mention of Nathan Gill

00:20:38.560 and the Russian connection

00:20:39.740 that's odd to me isn't it

00:20:42.680 well I find that odd

00:20:43.900 alright

00:20:46.680 10 and a half years for being paid by Russia,

00:20:52.860 in the pocket of the Russian intelligence services.

00:20:57.920 It's just one more thing we won't talk about.

00:21:02.600 One more thing.

00:21:03.460 Remember, guys, don't talk about what Epstein really was, yeah,

00:21:07.920 or when he was on Rothschild's boat.

00:21:10.400 Yeah, don't talk about that.

00:21:11.360 don't talk about that

00:21:13.900 those Ukrainian rent boys

00:21:16.980 in the arson case

00:21:17.880 don't mention Nathan Gill

00:21:20.400 and reforms

00:21:21.320 the 10 and a half year conviction

00:21:22.820 for being in the pocket

00:21:24.300 of the Russian intelligence services

00:21:25.740 the reform leader in Wales

00:21:27.280 don't talk about that every day

00:21:28.820 yeah

00:21:29.160 got it

00:21:30.400 alright so

00:21:35.560 the point is

00:21:36.360 it's not completely inconceivable

00:21:38.180 that

00:21:38.680 Russia

00:21:39.600 for whatever reason

00:21:40.800 God knows what's going on

00:21:41.860 What kind of 4D chess is going on here

00:21:43.320 For whatever reason

00:21:44.620 Did hack Nigel's phone

00:21:46.460 Again on the first blush

00:21:50.760 You might think

00:21:51.380 Yeah right

00:21:51.800 Okay Nigel

00:21:52.340 Yeah yeah yeah

00:21:52.780 There's the Russians

00:21:53.340 Yeah

00:21:53.780 The Russians are hacking your phone

00:21:55.340 Sure bro

00:21:55.820 Sure

00:21:56.180 If you think about it for a moment

00:21:58.140 Like no that's totally plausible

00:21:59.720 That's totally plausible

00:22:03.160 Alright well that's the story

00:22:05.860 We'll move on

00:22:06.660 Bit of a weird one isn't it

00:22:10.800 all right

00:22:13.200 okay

00:22:16.520 the financial times

00:22:17.580 Kiev hit hard

00:22:20.340 Russian blitz

00:22:21.460 pounds capital

00:22:22.440 yeah the Russians

00:22:23.620 and the Ukrainians

00:22:24.380 still

00:22:24.800 the other day

00:22:25.660 wasn't it

00:22:25.940 at the end of last week

00:22:26.700 there was a story

00:22:27.940 in the news cycle

00:22:28.440 how the Ukrainians

00:22:30.740 had done a big

00:22:31.960 quite a big strike

00:22:33.320 in Moscow

00:22:33.860 right in Moscow

00:22:34.620 quite a few drones

00:22:36.340 and things

00:22:36.900 Ukrainian ones

00:22:37.940 falling on Russia

00:22:39.240 deep inside Russia

00:22:40.180 it's usually

00:22:42.440 the other way

00:22:42.820 around though

00:22:43.160 isn't it

00:22:43.380 to be perfectly

00:22:43.780 honest

00:22:44.060 when there's

00:22:46.000 a big wave

00:22:46.700 of things

00:22:47.420 blowing up

00:22:48.080 somewhere in

00:22:48.800 Ukraine or

00:22:49.360 Russia

00:22:49.600 it's usually

00:22:50.280 Ukraine on

00:22:50.980 the receiving

00:22:51.480 end

00:22:51.780 well

00:22:52.400 here's another

00:22:53.280 one

00:22:53.860 I mean

00:22:58.300 what is there

00:23:00.160 to say

00:23:00.540 what is there

00:23:01.900 to say

00:23:02.260 both sides

00:23:04.600 are completely

00:23:05.100 adamant that

00:23:05.760 they won't

00:23:06.140 give up

00:23:06.580 control of

00:23:07.400 that

00:23:07.620 of the

00:23:08.500 Donbass

00:23:08.840 region

00:23:09.240 aren't they

00:23:10.180 i mean i could talk about how most of the people there are ethnically russian russian speaking

00:23:20.160 want to be russia part of russia it's all about that by then i get accused of being a

00:23:26.380 putin stooge load seaters get accused of taking money from the kremlin

00:23:31.240 talking about reality you must be a stooge or you're anti-ukraine in some way one of the most

00:23:38.620 corrupt governments in the world if not the most corrupt government in the world oh you must be a

00:23:41.980 stooge for the other side okay yeah right all right trump warns us will not rush into peace

00:23:51.900 deal with iran as talks drag on push to extend fragile ceasefire it's not a ceasefire they

00:23:57.560 it's not really a ceasefire is it iran's still firing stuff off

00:24:03.460 a bit

00:24:05.460 America when they feel

00:24:07.600 they need to

00:24:08.120 will just blow stuff up

00:24:09.220 so it's not really

00:24:11.020 a ceasefire

00:24:11.300 but okay

00:24:11.760 we're going to extend

00:24:12.580 we're going to call it

00:24:13.780 a fragile ceasefire

00:24:14.980 it's a fragile ceasefire

00:24:18.980 don't you know

00:24:19.500 and we're going to

00:24:20.800 extend it

00:24:21.540 get into the realms

00:24:23.380 of true nonsense

00:24:24.520 aren't we

00:24:25.060 true true nonsense

00:24:26.620 where words don't really

00:24:27.440 mean anything

00:24:28.160 through the looking glass

00:24:30.160 Tehran's a nuclear

00:24:33.260 goals in focus now now they're in focus

00:24:40.160 it boils down to israel and the united states by proxy

00:24:48.880 refuse to let iran have uh highly enriched uranium and iran refuse to not do that so

00:25:01.780 What are you going to do?

00:25:02.820 It's an impasse, isn't it?

00:25:05.500 Republican Party Hawks hit out.

00:25:07.420 Okay, do they?

00:25:08.200 Do they?

00:25:09.040 All right.

00:25:11.440 We've got the Telegraph, the Daily Toregraph.

00:25:13.920 The other, I said there was two sports ball stories, wasn't I?

00:25:16.240 Real quick then, super quick, the other one.

00:25:18.560 Arsenal, North London.

00:25:20.560 The rivals of Tottenham, actually.

00:25:22.100 They won the Premier League like a week ago.

00:25:25.260 That's it, really.

00:25:26.400 At the weekend, this coming weekend, Saturday, I believe,

00:25:28.420 Saturday the 30th

00:25:29.460 is the Champions League final

00:25:31.220 the biggest

00:25:31.860 the biggest

00:25:32.500 trophy

00:25:33.360 the biggest game

00:25:34.560 it's possible to have

00:25:35.960 in domestic football

00:25:37.460 outside of an international tournament

00:25:38.960 the most prestigious thing

00:25:40.820 is the UEFA Champions League

00:25:43.500 and Arsenal are in it

00:25:46.720 are they playing Paris?

00:25:49.020 PSG?

00:25:49.500 Paris Saint-Germain?

00:25:51.740 anyway

00:25:52.260 Arsenal are in it

00:25:53.300 so that would be a remarkable thing

00:25:54.840 if they won the Premier League

00:25:55.940 and the Champions League

00:25:57.220 in the same season

00:25:58.320 That's it.

00:25:58.640 That's it.

00:25:58.920 I'll move on.

00:25:59.480 That's all I'll say.

00:26:00.320 No more sports ball.

00:26:01.040 Don't worry about it.

00:26:01.560 That's all.

00:26:02.420 Okay.

00:26:03.180 Arsenal on top of the world.

00:26:04.120 West Ham got relegated.

00:26:09.740 Okay.

00:26:11.540 Iran to give up uranium for peace, says US.

00:26:14.320 Are they though?

00:26:18.080 I hope to be proved wrong.

00:26:19.640 That would be nice.

00:26:20.940 I would rather Iran just go, okay, all right.

00:26:23.280 All right.

00:26:23.780 Okay.

00:26:25.720 Or stop enriching uranium.

00:26:27.860 And we'll let international inspectors in to make sure we're not doing it.

00:26:32.400 Okay, we give up.

00:26:33.880 We blink.

00:26:34.460 You got it.

00:26:36.120 That would be nice.

00:26:37.600 I don't think it's going to happen.

00:26:38.880 Straight of Hormuz to be reopened, but deal does not address Tehran's missile stocks.

00:26:48.460 It's going to be hard to reach a deal with them, is it not?

00:26:53.280 Not nigh on impossible.

00:26:54.280 Both sides want the exact opposite from each other, don't they?

00:26:59.180 All right, here's a story I think is interesting,

00:27:01.380 well, definitely interesting for Restore people,

00:27:04.420 Restore Britain people like us, like me.

00:27:07.500 And I know a vast swathe of the audience of the Bo Show

00:27:10.640 are the same on board.

00:27:12.200 We've done polls before.

00:27:15.140 A little bit of a story here where the Legacy Corporation Media,

00:27:17.680 The Telegraph, talk about Rupert Lowe and Restore a little bit

00:27:20.680 for one of the first times on the front page.

00:27:22.640 The headline reads, Farage, Musk, Elon Musk, risks splitting a right vote in by-election.

00:27:35.680 Poor reform.

00:27:38.940 Poor reform.

00:27:41.040 Don't want the right vote to be split.

00:27:45.600 You've got to win elections by your own merits.

00:27:49.560 Yeah, we're not going to stand down.

00:27:50.880 We're not going to stand aside.

00:27:52.080 You win it on your own merits or don't.

00:27:53.680 If your party and leader and politics are so great,

00:27:55.700 you can win on your own merits, can't you?

00:27:57.000 You want us to stand down.

00:27:58.040 Why don't you stand down?

00:27:59.800 If you're worried about Burnham getting in in that by-election so much,

00:28:02.420 you stand down and Restore will beat him.

00:28:05.480 You don't want to do that, do you?

00:28:08.660 Stand down.

00:28:09.900 Splitting the vote.

00:28:12.040 There's no vote splitting.

00:28:13.200 Rupert Lowe and the Restore are actually a nativist patriotic party

00:28:17.460 and reform are just more uni-party containment slot

00:28:25.040 and not right-wing at all, not remotely.

00:28:28.260 So there's no splitting of the right-wing vote

00:28:29.900 because reform isn't right-wing.

00:28:32.900 There's no splitting of the vote amongst nativist parties,

00:28:37.640 parties that actually want to act in the interests of this nation

00:28:40.960 because Restore is the only one that's doing that.

00:28:43.100 There's no real difference between

00:28:46.420 Real, real difference

00:28:47.860 Between reform and all the other parties

00:28:50.600 It's all uni-party slop

00:28:53.020 So

00:28:54.100 But Musk is

00:28:56.040 Because Elon Musk retweeted Rupert Lowe

00:28:57.980 And he just said

00:29:00.000 Restore Britain

00:29:00.660 Musk did

00:29:01.560 Now Farage is

00:29:04.260 Crying about it

00:29:05.900 Let me get my tiny pipette

00:29:10.280 For capturing the tears 0.95

00:29:12.220 the individual tiers of reform voters

00:29:14.160 and the reform leadership

00:29:16.060 let me collect all the tiers

00:29:17.640 in a tiny pipette

00:29:19.180 put them in a cup

00:29:24.020 until I can cheers it

00:29:26.060 and chug it on the day of the election result

00:29:28.520 reform constantly

00:29:36.300 complaining that

00:29:37.260 Restore is splitting the vote

00:29:40.260 Don't care

00:29:42.280 But you let Burnham in

00:29:43.340 Don't care

00:29:44.020 Don't care

00:29:46.220 I don't care if it's Starmer or Burnham

00:29:49.560 Doesn't make much odds

00:29:50.520 Doesn't make much difference

00:29:51.640 They're all political enemies

00:29:52.940 Like Burnham's going to be significantly better or worse than Starmer

00:29:58.080 No, it'll be basically the same

00:30:00.020 Basically so

00:30:00.980 You can't let Burnham in

00:30:02.340 Why not?

00:30:02.900 Why not?

00:30:03.220 Don't care

00:30:03.540 You've got to stand aside for reform

00:30:06.020 No, we don't

00:30:06.780 No, we don't

00:30:08.120 Get used to that

00:30:09.920 Deal with it. 0.97

00:30:13.160 Reform would have won if it wasn't for restore.

00:30:15.240 Yeah, maybe, probably, quite possibly.

00:30:17.700 Oh, well, you should have won fair and square entirely on your own merits then.

00:30:25.300 If a decent chunk of the electorate, 7%, whether it's 25% or 7%, whatever it is,

00:30:32.580 well, you lost those voters because you didn't appeal to them enough.

00:30:36.980 That's your problem.

00:30:38.140 That's your problem.

00:30:38.920 So a quick thing to say then

00:30:42.940 is that some of the polling

00:30:44.940 was saying that Restore was getting

00:30:47.260 something like 7%

00:30:49.280 at the moment

00:30:50.380 in this by-election

00:30:51.780 something like 7%

00:30:53.440 their own actual research

00:30:55.660 where they knocked on

00:30:57.160 three times as many doors

00:30:58.820 their own data

00:31:00.160 was three times better

00:31:01.700 than that data

00:31:03.020 saying Restore's at 7%

00:31:04.420 said Restore's more at like

00:31:06.080 24, 25%

00:31:08.920 So it's not just a two-horse race between Labour and reform in Makerfield.

00:31:14.040 It's squarely a three-horse race.

00:31:17.720 And Nigel's gutted about it, upset about it.

00:31:21.620 Elon Musk, at least on Twitter, signalled his support for Mr. Lowe

00:31:28.720 and Restore Britain.

00:31:31.360 Nigel's butthurt about that.

00:31:32.660 Oh, well, gutted.

00:31:34.720 and and and so in this in this article they're actually they do actually mention rupert low

00:31:41.460 and restore there you go they actually talk about it nigel's line at the moment is basically that

00:31:47.860 restore is it's just what is it it's like a one-man it's just it's a one-man show

00:31:54.420 restore is just a part a one-man party that within with a media account uh

00:32:00.400 cope harder nudge keep huffing that copium we've got 130 140 000 members is it more i don't even

00:32:12.020 know exactly it's well over 130 000 members getting hundreds hundreds and hundreds of

00:32:19.360 volunteers out on the streets got as many if not more volunteers people in real life

00:32:27.860 turning up to make a field and knocking on doors,

00:32:31.440 giving out leaflets, talking to people,

00:32:33.060 canvassing the whole nine yards.

00:32:37.320 Keep telling yourself that Restore is a one-man show

00:32:41.240 with a media account.

00:32:43.640 Keep telling yourself that.

00:32:45.140 Yeah, keep underestimating it.

00:32:48.300 Living in denial, Nigel.

00:32:50.140 Living in absolute denial.

00:32:52.280 That's what happens, isn't it?

00:32:53.040 At first they ignore you.

00:32:54.960 At first they ignore you, then they ridicule you,

00:32:57.160 Then they attack you

00:32:58.300 And then you win

00:33:00.420 Because reform is

00:33:05.160 Milk toast

00:33:05.780 Containment

00:33:06.740 Sivnat

00:33:07.500 Nonsense

00:33:09.420 Really isn't it

00:33:10.480 It's just more

00:33:11.860 Uni party

00:33:12.780 Crap

00:33:13.900 Liars and liars 0.91

00:33:15.500 And liars

00:33:16.080 Here you go

00:33:16.820 Have Robert Jenrick again

00:33:18.100 Didn't you flood us

00:33:19.840 With Afghans

00:33:20.420 Robert Jenrick

00:33:20.860 His name was

00:33:21.880 Wayne Broadhouse Robert

00:33:22.820 There you go

00:33:24.280 Have Suella Breverman again 1.00

00:33:25.700 Have Raoul 1.00

00:33:26.320 and Suele Breverman again.

00:33:28.300 Didn't you flood us?

00:33:29.300 Didn't you get us invaded, Suele?

00:33:33.420 Here you go.

00:33:34.080 Have Zadeem Nukhari,

00:33:35.760 whatever his name is.

00:33:37.480 Have that foreign Iraqi dude

00:33:38.840 that was in the Tory government

00:33:40.920 that got us invaded.

00:33:42.380 Here you go. 0.87

00:33:44.080 Have Zia Yusuf.

00:33:45.580 Have a Sri Lanka Muslim man

00:33:47.200 as your home secretary.

00:33:49.440 There you go.

00:33:51.580 No, no, I don't want any of that.

00:33:54.320 I don't want any of that.

00:33:56.320 have Nigel that gloats about how remigration isn't possible

00:34:01.240 and how anyone to the right,

00:34:02.980 how he spent his entire political career

00:34:04.780 destroying anyone that's one inch to the right of him.

00:34:11.500 No, no, not interested.

00:34:13.920 No, we'll fight against that, actually.

00:34:16.060 And we won't stand down because you want us to stand down.

00:34:18.920 Because it's in your interest for us to just stand aside.

00:34:21.680 No, no.

00:34:22.300 usually parties don't just stand aside when nigel in what 2019 when it was the one where

00:34:29.940 boris and corbyn went head to head nigel just stood the brexit party down you think that that's

00:34:35.960 normal that parties do that i mean of course they do sometimes but it's rare it's really rare is my

00:34:41.760 point oh some parties that are slightly similar thinking one will stand down in favor of the

00:34:47.500 other one why don't restore do that in favor of reform because that's largely not done largely

00:34:52.760 not done when nigel did that in 2019 that was a massive betrayal of all the people that were in

00:34:58.880 the brett that brexit party a giant giant betrayal and i believe one of the main reasons why a lot

00:35:03.940 of people a lot of people fell out of love with nigel because like we spent loads of energy and

00:35:10.220 time on this on the brexit party we was gearing up some you told us this was a real thing and

00:35:17.400 No, you just cut the legs entirely out of it.

00:35:19.920 Just hacked the legs entirely out of it at the last moment.

00:35:26.480 That's weird.

00:35:28.260 That's weird.

00:35:31.620 Well, at this point, Rupert's supposed to go,

00:35:33.280 oh, it is a close race between reform and Labour.

00:35:38.520 And, you know, we don't want to hurt Andy Burnham's career.

00:35:43.580 So I'll just chop the legs out of everyone that's doing everything in Makerfield

00:35:47.080 for Restore. No, no, that would be mad. That would be stupid and mad. Why would, why would

00:35:52.620 he, why would we do that?

00:35:58.880 Nigel thinks Restore is a one man show. It's just one man and his media account. Okay.

00:36:05.620 How's the view from denial?

00:36:11.940 All right.

00:36:12.700 Well

00:36:15.620 Here's a horrible story

00:36:17.720 I'll get on to some of the other front pages

00:36:19.780 Talk about it

00:36:20.540 It says rape victim

00:36:22.600 Jail let off was like rock to my face

00:36:25.400 Yeah it's a terrible terrible story

00:36:30.360 It's in a lot of the

00:36:32.000 On a lot of the websites

00:36:35.180 Look

00:36:36.000 Starmer appalled by case of boys

00:36:38.500 Spared jail after raping

00:36:40.460 Teenage girls

00:36:41.260 the story is over a lot of

00:36:53.500 a lot of the news

00:36:55.580 the story is

00:36:58.980 that three boys

00:37:01.200 and they were only young

00:37:02.020 like they were 14 or 15

00:37:03.520 and one was like 13 at the time

00:37:05.580 And they were like

00:37:11.340 I think they were like

00:37:11.960 Travellers or something

00:37:13.680 They were like

00:37:16.660 Travelling community type folk

00:37:18.640 Somewhere in the middle of England

00:37:20.480 I can't remember where

00:37:21.060 Hampshire was it

00:37:21.680 Something like that 0.98

00:37:22.320 And they raped

00:37:26.420 More than one girl

00:37:27.720 Oh and filmed it on their phones

00:37:30.580 Filmed it on their phones

00:37:33.100 and the judge let them off.

00:37:43.520 The judge just let them go.

00:37:46.080 I thought it was on one of the front pages here.

00:37:47.800 I'm afraid not.

00:37:48.380 Okay, so, all right.

00:37:53.600 Horrific, isn't it?

00:37:54.460 Horrific.

00:37:55.980 Because they were so young, the judge said,

00:37:59.700 in fact, let's talk about it in a little bit more detail.

00:38:02.780 There's an article here.

00:38:03.740 Let's read the article a bit.

00:38:08.500 The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer,

00:38:10.340 has described a case in which three teenage boys

00:38:12.420 were spared custodial sentences over the rape of two girls as appalling.

00:38:16.800 He added that it was right that the sentences given by a judge

00:38:20.080 at Southampton Crown Court were being reviewed by the Attorney General

00:38:23.900 because the Department of Justice or the Home Office can,

00:38:29.340 if they want to look at any given sentence and be like,

00:38:33.960 no, that's too much or too, too little, too much.

00:38:36.800 And we're going to review it in this case.

00:38:39.140 Okay.

00:38:39.860 Two girls, then aged 15 and 14 were raped in separate instance,

00:38:44.500 instances in Fordingbridge, Hampshire in November,

00:38:48.080 2024 and January, 2025 by two 14 year olds.

00:38:51.080 Another boy,

00:38:51.820 then 13 was also convicted for his involvement in the second attack.

00:38:55.280 So Keir said the girls have shown extraordinary bravery and strength in

00:38:59.100 heinous circumstances. At a sentencing hearing for the boys on Thursday, Judge Nicholas Rowland

00:39:06.520 said he wanted to, quote, avoid criminalising these children unnecessarily. Are you out of

00:39:22.680 your mind, Nick? Nicky boy, are you out of your mind? How are you a judge? You should

00:39:28.660 never be allowed to sit in court again judge nicholas roland why did you want to avoid

00:39:34.940 criminalizing them what do you mean unnecessarily they committed rapes like it was more than one

00:39:42.620 as well like at one point i read something they left court with like 11 convictions between them

00:39:47.780 these are monstrous all right call them children all right they were 14 and 15 at the time

00:39:55.760 but these are monstrous human beings

00:39:58.520 how can you just let them out

00:40:01.080 into the general population again

00:40:02.660 it's monstrous

00:40:05.480 they were luring girls

00:40:07.180 to remote areas

00:40:10.560 raping them and filming it on their phones

00:40:13.120 not just once

00:40:15.740 many times

00:40:16.780 but you want to avoid criminalising them

00:40:19.440 unnecessarily

00:40:20.440 Nick

00:40:21.160 Judge Nicholas Rowland

00:40:23.840 are you mad bruv

00:40:25.100 are you out of your mind

00:40:27.180 what are you doing

00:40:27.920 what do you think you're doing

00:40:30.280 that's disgusting that's sickening

00:40:33.140 Nick

00:40:33.460 that's sickening you shouldn't be a judge

00:40:35.860 you should not be a judge

00:40:37.300 your judgement is diabolical

00:40:39.960 that's no judgement

00:40:41.740 instead the boys

00:40:45.160 were given youth rehabilitation orders

00:40:47.260 community sentences given to

00:40:49.160 children which can include unpaid work

00:40:51.360 curfews or

00:40:52.660 a requirement to undertake treatment

00:40:55.100 these young lads should be banged up for a long time.

00:41:05.340 Judge Nicholas Rowland.

00:41:08.600 He should be struck off, whatever the equivalent of that is.

00:41:13.200 Disbarred.

00:41:14.260 Should be disbarred.

00:41:16.840 How is this person a judge?

00:41:18.420 but one of their victims told the BBC's uh BBC's Sunday with Lawrence Kunisberg program

00:41:27.240 that the decision was like a rock straight in my face yeah imagine that imagine you've gone

00:41:32.520 through that and you've gone through the trial and everything having to relive it

00:41:35.160 and the judge goes now you the boys they can go effectively go free oh are you through

00:41:39.920 rehabilitation order what these are dangerous dangerous people dangerous like

00:41:48.440 judge nicholas roland the girl now 16 said it almost made it seem as if what the boys did was

00:41:59.600 not okay but it was okay in the eyes of the law because they were still children

00:42:03.620 she and her family want the sentence to be changed and the boy sent to jail saying the

00:42:09.500 sentences amounted to a slap on the wrist why did i sit and put myself through the pain of going to

00:42:15.300 court going through a trial reliving everything because of evidence i'm watching it all happen

00:42:20.180 again the girl said yeah quite right the teenager was 15 when she was raped in an underpass

00:42:26.360 by the river avon let me find the one of the things the judge said

00:42:32.520 all right okay

00:42:39.500 At the sentencing, the judge stressed, Nicholas Rowland,

00:42:45.200 stressed the seriousness of the crimes.

00:42:47.520 Okay, yeah, right, yeah, very serious crimes.

00:42:51.180 Short of murder, perhaps the worst crime you could possibly imagine.

00:42:55.440 The seriousness of the crimes, and said the filming of the assaults

00:42:58.820 made them more serious.

00:43:00.180 Yeah.

00:43:02.520 That's not just barbaric, that's going into a realm of,

00:43:07.020 for me, for my sensibilities,

00:43:09.940 Insanity.

00:43:13.300 On top of everything, you're going to film it.

00:43:16.300 Oh, and they post it on social media.

00:43:19.280 Yeah.

00:43:20.300 These are monsters.

00:43:21.180 Monsters.

00:43:23.000 He also praised the boys for how they had behaved during the trial.

00:43:28.920 What are you doing?

00:43:31.580 What's going on in your mind?

00:43:32.840 What world are you looking out on with those eyes?

00:43:38.940 How is this person a judge?

00:43:40.780 The Attorney General will have 28 days to decide

00:43:42.980 whether the sentences should be referred to the Court of Appeal.

00:43:52.420 Yeah, there's something else the judge said.

00:43:58.480 I can't find it here.

00:43:59.340 Okay, I don't want dead air.

00:44:02.100 But the judge just said, you know, like the boys...

00:44:08.940 okay you get the main details of it you get the main details of it these children should have

00:44:15.540 been put in um you know one of those what we used to call a ball stall right because you don't go to

00:44:20.180 full full prison until you're an adult 18 so you go to some sort of special child care detention

00:44:26.020 facility thing all right you go there then until you're 18 and then you serve the rest of your

00:44:31.440 hopefully very long sentence in a normal jail don't just give them some sort of court order

00:44:37.420 a youth rehabilitation order

00:44:39.420 maybe a bit of community service

00:44:41.500 and then off you go

00:44:42.800 back off into the world

00:44:43.920 it begs belief doesn't it

00:44:51.940 Judge Nicholas Rowland

00:44:54.540 that's no justice

00:44:57.940 that's no kind of justice

00:45:00.160 you've done a terrible thing there

00:45:02.120 you've flown in the face of justice

00:45:03.820 when you're thinking about the girls

00:45:05.860 when you're thinking about the general public

00:45:07.320 that these kids, these boys, young men, might do this again.

00:45:13.840 You just let them out into the general population again.

00:45:18.940 I did it many times and filmed it.

00:45:21.140 You realise you're dealing with little monsters, psychos,

00:45:27.700 absolute psychos.

00:45:34.440 Judge Nicholas Rowland.

00:45:35.800 Get a clue, mate

00:45:37.700 Get a clue

00:45:38.840 How could

00:45:41.780 How could he

00:45:43.820 How could that judge come to that conclusion

00:45:46.360 He's going to praise those boys

00:45:49.940 For sitting quietly in court

00:45:51.180 What

00:45:53.520 Alright, I'm going to move on

00:45:55.980 I'm going to move on

00:45:56.640 Because it's just too infuriating

00:45:58.480 It's a nice day

00:45:59.760 It's a nice day

00:46:00.460 That's plenty of black people for one day

00:46:02.340 Mad

00:46:03.340 makes me sick

00:46:07.440 in Bowes Britain

00:46:08.000 if I was at the

00:46:08.620 Department of Justice

00:46:09.260 or the Home Office

00:46:09.960 wherever it was

00:46:10.660 I would remove that judge

00:46:12.960 I would make sure

00:46:15.340 he never sat in judgment

00:46:16.580 in another case

00:46:17.480 ever ever again

00:46:18.400 if there's any mechanism

00:46:20.900 to charge him

00:46:21.800 with dereliction of duty

00:46:23.380 or something

00:46:23.960 maddening

00:46:29.760 insane thing

00:46:30.940 alright the eye paper

00:46:32.280 they talk about manderson a little bit about mandy embarrassing texts to expose ministers

00:46:39.460 cozy relationship with manderson tranche of messages will reveal how ministers quote sucked

00:46:45.400 up quote to disgraced peer lord manderson exchanging cozy texts that are likely to humiliate government

00:46:52.720 second wave of manderson files into peers controversial appointment as u.s ambassador

00:46:59.720 are due to be published next week, putting pressure on Keir Starmer.

00:47:03.900 PM has been facing serious questions after Mandelson security vetting

00:47:07.260 was rushed through despite warnings over relationship

00:47:10.360 with billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

00:47:12.620 Insiders say the messages will prove embarrassing

00:47:21.160 rather than bring down the government

00:47:22.840 as allies cast doubt on whether Starmer will fight leadership challenge.

00:47:29.720 Pardon me.

00:47:34.140 Right.

00:47:35.660 So this second tronch of Mandelson files is set to,

00:47:39.880 probably I imagine from these reports,

00:47:44.820 just show that everyone, perhaps from Keir himself down,

00:47:51.740 just thought of Mandelson, Peter Mandelson,

00:47:54.180 as like a godfather of the Labour Party, a big beast,

00:47:58.920 and then some perhaps the biggest of beasts you know a grandee a party grandee if you want something

00:48:08.500 done if you want your career to progress you have to suck you have to suck up to mandelton you have

00:48:14.100 to be a sycophant to mandelton you have to do what he wants say what he wants you to say

00:48:19.520 pedal policies he wants all that stuff all that stuff so often our parties work right

00:48:25.680 the big most powerful people in it if you don't do what they want you don't get anywhere

00:48:31.120 and that one of the guys at the absolute tippity top of that tree was mandy who now it seems

00:48:42.820 was a traitor complete traitor right let's be honest about this it's not that he was friends

00:48:47.800 with epstein was it right it's not just that he would occasionally use one of epstein's

00:48:54.660 Parisian apartments and walk around in his pants.

00:48:57.880 It's a bit more than that, isn't it?

00:48:59.520 A bit more than that.

00:49:01.720 It's that he passed him sensitive information,

00:49:05.220 insider government information,

00:49:06.900 even sometimes market sensitive information.

00:49:09.780 There's a word for that.

00:49:10.800 It's called being a traitor.

00:49:12.900 It's called having your allegiance to a foreign agent

00:49:16.840 rather than your own government.

00:49:18.840 That's what that's called.

00:49:20.080 and that everyone in Labour probably

00:49:24.060 will see what actually comes out.

00:49:27.420 Everyone in Labour just sucked up to him

00:49:29.120 and did whatever he wanted.

00:49:32.780 Well, that's Labour for you.

00:49:35.980 A den of scumbags.

00:49:40.480 Absolute scumbags.

00:49:42.260 The Daily Mail.

00:49:44.380 Utter subversive globalist slop

00:49:45.960 trying to wear the skin suit

00:49:47.200 of something that's patriotic sometimes.

00:49:50.080 there's tay tay tay left early what triggered tay tay's swift exit don't care right as thug

00:49:59.440 who left battered officer for dead is freed after less than three months rank and file of the police

00:50:04.900 uh blasts labor's early release reforms soft justice makes police caretakers for criminals

00:50:14.080 Yeah.

00:50:15.020 Some guy battered a police officer, left him for dead,

00:50:18.860 was sentenced to three years and has been let out after three months.

00:50:26.160 What are we doing here?

00:50:28.520 What are we doing here, people?

00:50:31.340 That's because communists and socialists always do this sort of thing.

00:50:37.240 Throughout history, when you look at what happens

00:50:40.480 when a true communist government gets into power,

00:50:43.540 They quite often just empty their jails.

00:50:47.260 That's weird.

00:50:48.040 What are you talking about, Bo?

00:50:51.480 Have a look at history.

00:50:55.600 One example, let me think.

00:50:58.180 Spain, the Spanish Civil War, which Franco ultimately won.

00:51:03.660 But in the communist-controlled areas of Spain during that civil war,

00:51:08.460 the communists will often actually just seize control.

00:51:10.540 Cease control

00:51:13.600 Open all the jails

00:51:14.820 And just let all the criminals out

00:51:16.000 Because they'll cause chaos

00:51:21.820 Won't they

00:51:22.200 That causes chaos doesn't it

00:51:23.880 And that's what communists like

00:51:33.980 They don't like

00:51:34.940 Safe societies

00:51:36.680 With high trust

00:51:37.620 That's not in their interest

00:51:40.300 to have that

00:51:40.980 imagine a criminal

00:51:46.940 that battered a cop

00:51:49.180 near to death

00:51:50.540 left him for dead

00:51:51.460 and that he gets sentenced

00:51:53.300 to three years

00:51:54.500 again in Bows Britain

00:51:55.860 that's a sort of crime

00:51:56.960 that you go to prison

00:51:57.940 for a long time

00:51:58.400 and you don't get out

00:51:59.060 until you're an old man

00:51:59.920 you don't get out

00:52:02.500 until you're an old man

00:52:03.040 because you can't be trusted

00:52:03.820 surely you can't be trusted

00:52:05.660 you wait until you're old

00:52:08.720 and you're not inclined

00:52:10.220 to do something like that again

00:52:11.700 because you're an old man now

00:52:12.880 that's the correct punishment

00:52:14.780 for something like that

00:52:15.360 not three years

00:52:16.260 let him out after three months

00:52:18.540 three months

00:52:20.300 there's something terribly wrong

00:52:25.920 isn't there

00:52:26.600 something terribly wrong

00:52:27.700 with our justice system

00:52:29.440 with our country

00:52:31.660 with our government

00:52:32.380 the home office

00:52:33.620 something profoundly

00:52:35.220 terribly wrong

00:52:40.220 The Mirror, complete slop.

00:52:41.780 Some of the very, very worst slop on Fleet Street, The Mirror.

00:52:45.040 They're going with Nige and the Russians.

00:52:49.460 Farage's astonishing leak claim.

00:52:52.040 There's more question raised about his finances.

00:52:54.800 Russian spies.

00:52:56.040 For real, Nige?

00:52:57.160 They ask.

00:52:59.080 They're going with the angle that Nige is just making it up

00:53:01.520 because they hate Nige, right?

00:53:04.260 I'm no fan of Nige, but I want to at least try at least to be

00:53:07.880 like not completely

00:53:09.640 completely

00:53:10.540 suffering from

00:53:12.200 Farage derangement

00:53:13.080 syndrome

00:53:13.320 they're going with

00:53:14.440 the angle that

00:53:14.960 Nyage is just

00:53:15.420 making it up

00:53:15.800 that it's pure

00:53:16.280 whole cloth nonsense

00:53:17.100 from Nyage

00:53:17.720 and it may be

00:53:19.380 but

00:53:21.520 I wouldn't be

00:53:22.600 surprised if it

00:53:23.180 isn't

00:53:23.660 I wouldn't be

00:53:24.120 surprised if it

00:53:24.640 isn't

00:53:25.300 at all

00:53:25.760 but they're just

00:53:27.200 going with

00:53:27.620 is it

00:53:28.520 yeah right

00:53:29.140 yeah

00:53:29.520 I was rushing

00:53:30.060 spies is it

00:53:30.880 what do you know

00:53:33.340 the mirror

00:53:34.180 the mirror doesn't

00:53:35.700 know more than

00:53:36.300 you or I

00:53:36.720 really

00:53:37.180 exactly what went on, exactly what went on with Nigel and his finances

00:53:43.660 and Christopher Harbourn and potential alleged Russian espionage.

00:53:49.960 I don't know.

00:53:53.740 But yeah, they'll go with the angle that Nigel's just making it up.

00:53:58.240 Astonishing claims.

00:53:59.380 For real, Nigel?

00:54:02.100 The mirror.

00:54:03.960 Slop.

00:54:05.700 Absolute slop.

00:54:06.500 All right, The Express, The Daily Express.

00:54:10.240 It's a good paper.

00:54:14.940 It's a good paper.

00:54:17.320 It's not, I'm being sarcastic.

00:54:19.620 That's an Alan Partridge reference.

00:54:20.960 Many stores in Britain's shopping areas are simply fronts for illegal activities.

00:54:25.080 You don't say.

00:54:26.380 Really?

00:54:26.900 Wow, what a revelation.

00:54:28.660 Breaking news.

00:54:29.920 Read all about it.

00:54:31.820 Amazing scoop from The Express.

00:54:36.500 A lot of the shops in Britain are just fronts for illegal activities, yeah.

00:54:40.940 Criminals are taking over at our high street.

00:54:42.680 Well, have taken over, is what you mean.

00:54:45.020 Not are going to take over or are in the process of taking over.

00:54:48.400 No, they have already.

00:54:50.580 Violent criminal gangs are taking over high streets

00:54:53.220 using a number of Turkish barbers and vape shops

00:54:56.640 as brazen fronts for illegal activities experts have warned.

00:55:00.620 Experts?

00:55:02.180 What do you mean anyone with a set of eyeballs, is what you mean?

00:55:04.120 it's difficult to notice this

00:55:08.300 like it's surreptitious

00:55:09.220 like it's easy to miss

00:55:10.640 like it's

00:55:12.080 you can't fail to notice

00:55:17.540 can you

00:55:18.320 but experts have warned

00:55:20.040 an explosion of quote dodgy

00:55:24.160 quote shops

00:55:25.240 has transformed

00:55:28.120 has transformed routine

00:55:29.860 independence and suspicious

00:55:32.000 sorry

00:55:33.660 it's too small for my eyes

00:55:35.900 I need to get that monocle don't I

00:55:37.620 I really need to get that monocle

00:55:38.620 shops have transformed

00:55:42.980 routine inspection

00:55:44.380 and suspicious premises

00:55:47.200 into volatile

00:55:49.300 confrontations

00:55:50.480 where enforcement officers come face

00:55:53.300 to face with organised crime

00:55:54.740 whenever they try and do anything about it

00:55:56.480 the organised criminals

00:55:59.020 that just run these vape shops and barbershops

00:56:01.080 just immediately get violent with them

00:56:03.260 council staff

00:56:06.280 risk being

00:56:07.320 assaulted

00:56:07.820 spat at

00:56:08.760 locked in

00:56:09.960 locked in

00:56:10.680 stores

00:56:11.200 and having

00:56:12.200 their vehicles

00:56:12.700 damaged

00:56:13.180 by those

00:56:14.740 involved in

00:56:15.480 criminal

00:56:16.160 activity

00:56:16.880 criminal

00:56:17.200 networks

00:56:17.760 yeah

00:56:19.120 yeah

00:56:19.640 all I can

00:56:23.040 tell you is

00:56:23.620 that if I

00:56:24.000 had my

00:56:24.360 way

00:56:24.680 I would

00:56:26.500 I would

00:56:27.720 go to

00:56:28.100 war

00:56:28.400 with all

00:56:29.620 of this

00:56:30.020 I would

00:56:31.120 spend

00:56:31.540 as much

00:56:32.800 political capital and treasure as needed to cut this cancer out of our country.

00:56:45.920 I'd go full Elliot Ness.

00:56:48.320 I'd go full anything it takes, fearlessly.

00:56:52.820 Now, I'd lock horns with them.

00:56:57.140 Take them on everywhere.

00:56:59.960 Take them on everywhere you find it.

00:57:02.800 100 percent never ever back down chin up chest out we're taking you on and we're taking you down

00:57:10.300 at every opportunity spend loads of money and time and energy and political capital on it

00:57:17.020 instead we get the government going oh uh oh there's been a few headlines so we'll throw 30

00:57:24.000 million pounds at it i.e hardly anything oh the corporate legacy mainstream media are talking

00:57:29.080 about it a bit now uh we'll arrest a few individuals when the bbc or the daily mail or

00:57:34.800 something when they've pointed to an individual one we'll arrest that person and then we'll throw

00:57:39.360 30 million pounds at it and and that's it that's nowhere near good enough is it that's that's

00:57:45.880 ridiculous ridiculous it's like they want it it's difficult to come to any other conclusion that

00:57:52.780 they want it oh it's nearly it's nearly 9 a.m i've just noticed well i'm not recording today

00:57:57.720 I can go over

00:57:58.540 give an extra

00:58:00.100 20 minutes

00:58:00.600 half hour even

00:58:01.220 don't say I'm not

00:58:02.020 generous

00:58:02.340 The Sun

00:58:03.660 we're getting

00:58:03.960 towards the end of it

00:58:04.480 The Sun

00:58:04.960 learnt the hammers

00:58:06.780 My Sam got

00:58:08.720 relegated

00:58:09.240 a bit gutted

00:58:11.860 to be honest

00:58:12.240 it's happened before

00:58:14.900 Waggether Rao

00:58:16.780 this is pure slop

00:58:17.680 so I'll just give you

00:58:18.320 a few seconds

00:58:19.120 it is the front page

00:58:20.320 of The Sun

00:58:20.720 one of the biggest

00:58:21.660 selling papers in Britain

00:58:22.620 these two women 0.87

00:58:26.180 who are absolute 1.00

00:58:27.160 vapid nobodies these two women whose only claim to fame is that they're married to football players

00:58:35.720 both of which are now retired Wayne Rooney's retired isn't he's been retired for a while now

00:58:40.800 he's big and fat now can't remember if it does Vardy play anymore can't remember anyway these

00:58:45.940 are wags which stands for what is it wives and girlfriends they're just married to football

00:58:50.840 players or ex-football players they had a tiff years ago years ago one of them accused the other

00:58:57.440 one of something and the other one took the other one to court for libel and one of them lost

00:59:00.920 Jamie Vardy's wife this one lost a libel case anyway

00:59:06.100 is it Rebecca Vardy then is that her name Becky Becky say sorry to Colleen Rooney Wayne Rooney's

00:59:15.480 missus say sorry and she says no I won't say sorry all right that's it that's it that's what I'm

00:59:20.460 going to say

00:59:21.360 it's a complete

00:59:22.140 slot

00:59:22.420 don't need to

00:59:23.560 know anymore

00:59:23.940 the Daily

00:59:25.900 Star

00:59:26.180 again pretty

00:59:27.680 sloppy

00:59:28.020 won't bother

00:59:28.560 spending more

00:59:28.960 in a few

00:59:29.180 seconds on it

00:59:29.660 this house

00:59:30.300 no one's

00:59:30.900 lived in it

00:59:31.300 for 60

00:59:31.860 years

00:59:32.480 it's just

00:59:33.560 sat empty

00:59:33.980 for 60

00:59:34.480 years

00:59:34.960 but there

00:59:36.660 is a

00:59:36.880 housing

00:59:37.120 crisis

00:59:37.660 the Daily

00:59:40.120 Star

00:59:40.340 wants to

00:59:40.960 shine a

00:59:41.800 spotlight on

00:59:42.340 that

00:59:42.520 they've

00:59:42.760 invoked

00:59:43.080 Sherlock

00:59:43.500 Holmes

00:59:43.980 their

00:59:44.760 investigative

00:59:45.320 journalism

00:59:46.120 is on a

00:59:47.240 par with

00:59:47.800 Mr.

00:59:48.860 Holmes

00:59:49.220 There's not enough housing in Britain

00:59:55.600 Yet this house is empty

00:59:58.160 Alright

01:00:00.360 There you go

01:00:01.680 I've called it the Adams family

01:00:03.640 Semi-detached house

01:00:04.520 Pure slop

01:00:05.660 Let's move on

01:00:07.200 I mean it is already gone nine

01:00:10.900 So should we just move on at this point to

01:00:13.960 On this day in history

01:00:16.100 Do that bit

01:00:16.760 And I can do the rumble rants and super chats

01:00:18.540 yeah or one super quick thing to say is i love dogs me i love dogs much more of a dog person

01:00:25.900 than a cat person grew up with dogs if i didn't have to work and owned a load of land i would

01:00:32.220 have a pack of dogs i'd have 10 dogs maybe more love dogs all right so just real quick to say

01:00:38.940 if you're feeding your dog a product called all provide holistic pet food gently cooked

01:00:48.280 chicken recipe for dogs stop feeding it to it might have plastic in it it's not going to be

01:00:54.020 good for the dog it might it probably won't be it might have bits of plastic in it that's all

01:01:00.420 that's all oh it's a little jack russell in it little jack russell oh look at him what a good

01:01:05.580 boy all right all right let's move on to on this day in history you guys like that bit i like that

01:01:11.740 bit on this day in history the may the 25th uh down through the centuries what happened of note

01:01:19.580 let's have a look i read this earlier in the morning before the bow show started

01:01:23.880 um wasn't a great day wasn't a fantastic uh set of uh fact words today but we'll go through them

01:01:32.000 anyway all right on this day in 1720 the ship grand saint anton or is it grand saint anton

01:01:37.800 reaches Marseille

01:01:40.260 bringing Europe's last major outbreak

01:01:43.620 of bubonic plague

01:01:44.700 which kills around 100,000 people

01:01:47.560 1720

01:01:50.300 bubonic plague

01:01:53.340 the accounts

01:01:54.160 if you ever read the accounts

01:01:55.000 from like the Black Death

01:01:56.180 or any plague outbreak

01:01:57.660 the actual accounts

01:01:59.060 of what it does to the human body

01:02:01.000 grim doesn't really cover it

01:02:05.020 terrible, terrible thing

01:02:06.900 these days

01:02:09.880 certainly if you

01:02:10.340 catch it early

01:02:10.880 enough

01:02:11.240 you can just

01:02:12.760 take antibiotics

01:02:13.420 it's just a

01:02:15.520 bacteria

01:02:15.880 I say jazz

01:02:16.380 it's a bacterial

01:02:18.180 infection

01:02:18.760 basically

01:02:19.320 if you're not

01:02:22.340 already weakened

01:02:23.000 by loads of

01:02:23.760 other different

01:02:24.360 illnesses and

01:02:25.480 diseases if

01:02:26.080 you're relatively

01:02:27.180 healthy

01:02:27.620 antibiotics will

01:02:28.760 sort it out

01:02:29.260 millions and

01:02:32.180 millions of

01:02:32.620 people have

01:02:32.940 died of it

01:02:33.480 1720

01:02:37.200 Last big outbreak of it.

01:02:38.780 There you go.

01:02:39.600 All right.

01:02:39.920 On this day in 1810, in the May Revolution,

01:02:43.540 citizens of Buenos Aires expel Spanish viceroy Cisneros,

01:02:48.000 or Cisneros, I don't know how you pronounce that,

01:02:50.140 during Semana de Mayo.

01:02:53.800 I don't know a great deal.

01:02:54.520 I know a little bit about it, but I don't know a great deal about that.

01:02:56.320 I mean, well, Argentina got their independence from Spain in, what,

01:03:01.940 1815, 1816, 1817, something like that.

01:03:04.940 so a few years

01:03:05.660 this is a few years

01:03:06.440 before that

01:03:07.020 and they

01:03:08.580 expel the Spanish

01:03:09.820 vice versa

01:03:10.240 they don't actually

01:03:11.440 get their full

01:03:11.980 independence for a few

01:03:12.860 more years

01:03:13.420 I've threatened

01:03:14.360 haven't I before

01:03:14.900 to do some

01:03:15.580 long form content

01:03:16.680 all about

01:03:17.260 Simon Bolivar

01:03:19.260 because obviously

01:03:20.660 that's Bolivia

01:03:21.120 but Simon Bolivar

01:03:22.100 went all round

01:03:22.920 South America

01:03:23.660 getting involved in

01:03:24.920 all sorts of

01:03:25.740 I must do

01:03:26.280 Simon Bolivar stuff soon

01:03:27.560 alright I'm still

01:03:28.720 doing Henry VIII

01:03:29.300 I've got to finish

01:03:30.440 my Henry VIII series

01:03:31.340 at least

01:03:31.840 I've started

01:03:33.340 so I'll finish

01:03:33.860 all right on this day in 1914 british house of commons passes the irish home rule bill

01:03:39.080 we've mentioned that a few times before haven't we yeah seems late it always seems late to me

01:03:46.020 when you realize that if it was a century before it was overdue i've said that a number of times

01:03:51.540 i stand by that as an opinion if we passed the irish home rule in 1814 that would have been

01:03:58.300 overdue all right there you go on this day 1942 first commercial fluid catalytic cracking facility

01:04:07.000 begins production at exxon that's fracking that's what fracking is 1942 developed by the four

01:04:15.900 horsemen research team at exxon the process now produces half of the world's gasoline

01:04:21.560 sorry gasoline i think it's funny some americans call it gasoline i just think that's funny uh

01:04:27.620 But, yeah, fracking.

01:04:30.260 Thing is, it's only really been sort of commercially viable in recent times,

01:04:34.420 like in the last 15, 20 years.

01:04:36.660 Sure, 1942 was the first time they did it,

01:04:39.860 but it was to actually do it on a vast industrial scale

01:04:43.260 and make a profit out of it.

01:04:45.440 That's something else, isn't it?

01:04:46.760 That's something completely different.

01:04:50.480 But you can go to the moon,

01:04:52.980 but it's a whole different thing to make it profitable to go to the moon.

01:04:57.180 there'll be a whole

01:04:57.980 different thing

01:04:58.380 you get it

01:05:00.600 you get it

01:05:01.160 okay fracking

01:05:01.900 1942

01:05:02.460 there you go

01:05:03.240 much earlier

01:05:04.440 than most people

01:05:04.980 would have guessed

01:05:05.480 okay

01:05:07.880 on this day

01:05:08.500 in 1961

01:05:09.160 JFK

01:05:10.220 announces the US

01:05:13.700 goal of putting

01:05:14.400 a man on the moon

01:05:15.080 before the end

01:05:15.560 of the decade

01:05:16.100 we plant a golden

01:05:17.520 moon

01:05:18.060 and do the other

01:05:20.340 things

01:05:20.840 Mayor Quimby

01:05:21.560 sorry

01:05:21.840 let's do my

01:05:22.920 Mayor Quimby

01:05:23.420 not because

01:05:26.980 they are easy but because they are hard yeah great thing a lot of people don't believe we

01:05:34.200 went to the moon do they anyway JFK first announces that in 1961

01:05:41.260 all right about two and a half years later he gets his head blown off doesn't he in Dealey Plaza

01:05:48.520 I was being shot from the front because the doctors at Parkland Hospital said he had a

01:05:56.040 giant exit wound in the back of his head a baseball-sized exit wound in the back of his head

01:06:01.620 the autopsy pictures don't show that though hmm something very strange went on there then didn't

01:06:07.460 it all right i've got content and articles writing about that all right on this day in 2020 video of

01:06:14.660 african-american george floyd's arrest and murder while restrained in minneapolis police custody

01:06:20.120 shows he was pinned to the ground by police officer derrick chauvin's knee for eight minutes

01:06:25.020 and 46 seconds igniting widespread condemnation

01:06:27.760 and nationwide protests.

01:06:29.060 It's funny, I've watched a lot of MMA fights,

01:06:31.460 all different types of martial arts.

01:06:33.880 Never seen anyone choke anyone else out

01:06:35.660 with a knee to the back of the neck.

01:06:37.780 Never, ever, ever seen that.

01:06:39.300 It's because it's not a thing.

01:06:42.960 George Floyd's heart stopped

01:06:44.260 because he'd taken an insane amount,

01:06:46.180 he'd ingested an insane amount of opiate,

01:06:50.900 whatever it was, what's the thing called?

01:06:53.000 Fentanyl.

01:06:55.020 He had loads of fentanyl on him when he was arrested

01:06:57.380 and to try and avoid that, he swallowed his own stash,

01:07:00.820 a massive, giant, giant, massive amount of it.

01:07:03.140 And that stopped his heart.

01:07:06.660 Are those not the facts of the case?

01:07:11.140 Those are the facts.

01:07:13.600 Those are the facts.

01:07:17.480 Chauvin's knee on the back of his neck didn't stop his heart.

01:07:25.020 okay in on this day in 2021 us cdc says half of all us adults are now fully vaccinated

01:07:33.600 with 61 having had their first shot great what was that shot because it wasn't a covid vaccine

01:07:41.460 was it it didn't vaccinate you the idea that you get a breakthrough case the idea that you get a

01:07:47.880 vaccination for something and then you still get the thing i.e the thing whatever it is

01:07:53.140 Broke through the vaccine

01:07:55.440 Okay, that happens

01:07:57.520 That is possible for that to happen

01:07:59.240 It's extremely rare

01:08:02.000 Though, extremely, extremely rare

01:08:04.000 The idea that thousands

01:08:09.880 Or even millions of people can get

01:08:11.240 Quote-unquote vaccinated and then still get the thing

01:08:13.560 Means that that vaccine doesn't work

01:08:15.780 That it wasn't, effectively

01:08:17.600 Wasn't a vaccine for it

01:08:19.080 Doesn't it? That's what that means

01:08:20.640 I never had it

01:08:23.140 i wouldn't dream of having it what is that chemical you want to inject into me what is

01:08:26.820 in that syringe really really she doesn't seem to vaccinate people very well yeah pass pass thanks

01:08:38.260 all right that's what this website had for us today if you ever look at our rumble rants and

01:08:42.740 super chats shall i do this with my mic boom so i can see the left hand side of my screen

01:08:48.340 let's start with the rumble rants

01:08:53.140 Jack, could you get a little bit of oil on this

01:08:57.980 so it doesn't squeak anymore at some point?

01:09:00.320 Not top of the list, just at some point.

01:09:03.860 Sure thing.

01:09:04.900 There you go.

01:09:07.220 You only have to ask.

01:09:08.180 If you don't ask, you don't get, right?

01:09:10.160 I could do it myself, couldn't I?

01:09:11.580 Stop being lazy.

01:09:13.340 I'm too much of a diva to go and get a little bit of WD-40

01:09:16.020 and just do it myself.

01:09:17.960 I'm the talent.

01:09:18.880 I don't do such things.

01:09:21.260 Get some minion to do it.

01:09:23.140 No, I could do it. I don't mind doing it. I'm not too proud.

01:09:26.300 For real, I'm not too proud. I'll do it.

01:09:27.560 Don't worry about it. Honestly, Jack, don't worry about it.

01:09:29.020 I'll do it. I'll do it. Honestly.

01:09:32.160 All right, who's in at number one?

01:09:33.820 Who's in at number one?

01:09:36.940 Global Church History, reigning, defending, and still.

01:09:42.200 Global Church History, in at number one.

01:09:43.900 A couple of factoids we've got.

01:09:47.000 Today in 1085, Leon and Castile completed the bloodless conquest,

01:09:51.860 of Toledo

01:09:54.720 one of the few wars

01:09:57.340 that had no injuries or deaths

01:09:58.900 well that does sort of start

01:10:01.380 some historians say

01:10:02.580 that's sort of one of the

01:10:05.340 big main events at the beginning of the

01:10:07.380 era of Reconquista

01:10:09.100 where Spanish people taking back

01:10:11.440 the Iberian Peninsula, Spain

01:10:13.140 from the Moors

01:10:14.340 the North African Muslims

01:10:17.160 good, it was one of the Alfonso's

01:10:21.380 wasn't it, if memory serves?

01:10:23.240 Or Alfonso VI, Alfonso V or VI?

01:10:26.160 One of the Alfonso's retakes Toledo.

01:10:29.900 Or just besieged it and starved it out for a while

01:10:31.840 until they were like, okay, we're starving to death.

01:10:35.080 Okay, we'll open the gates.

01:10:36.160 Okay, we're done.

01:10:37.560 We just need a bit of food, please.

01:10:40.900 Global Church History.

01:10:42.100 All right, Toledo, the reconquista of Toledo.

01:10:45.940 And the other fact that you've got for us,

01:10:47.580 Global Church History says,

01:10:48.440 in on this day in 1622 john brooke was it brooks i thought it was brooks anyway john you've put

01:10:56.320 john brooke became the first englishman in australia yes interesting years like the global

01:11:01.000 the uh the honorable east india company sailing

01:11:04.640 from west to east because captain cook captain cooks went around the pacific didn't he sort of

01:11:11.840 Drake style.

01:11:13.860 I have to cook later than,

01:11:14.880 much, much later than that.

01:11:17.520 But Brooks,

01:11:18.800 you've put Brooks,

01:11:19.340 I thought it was Brooks anyway.

01:11:22.040 They played fast and loose

01:11:23.160 with spelling, didn't they,

01:11:24.060 in the 17th century?

01:11:24.860 It's probably both.

01:11:26.840 John Brooks,

01:11:27.540 of the East India Company,

01:11:30.160 sailing through the Indian Ocean,

01:11:32.140 around the bottom of Africa,

01:11:32.980 through the Indian Ocean,

01:11:34.480 sights Australia.

01:11:36.260 Did he even land there?

01:11:37.220 I'm not sure if he even landed there,

01:11:38.360 but he's certainly the first Englishman

01:11:41.320 to cite it interesting okay interesting there you go thank you global church history appreciate the

01:11:48.260 grind of getting in early nearly every day he sent that in at 6 52 a.m you've got to get up

01:11:56.440 early in the morning to beat global church history literally all right the next one tf2 is better

01:12:03.940 says i work nights so without sleeping i have watched uh t-sop and the real bbc oh lovely

01:12:10.800 which is the state of politics

01:12:12.520 what camera is it

01:12:14.280 go to the disdain cam

01:12:15.320 Jack

01:12:17.000 back to the disdain cam

01:12:20.380 disdain cam 1

01:12:21.420 Jack

01:12:23.040 there you go

01:12:23.980 okay

01:12:26.920 there you go

01:12:27.960 all right

01:12:28.360 there you go

01:12:29.420 state of politics

01:12:31.320 another channel I do with Nate

01:12:33.380 if you want us talking about

01:12:37.420 reform stuff, stuff that's going on in reform.

01:12:44.120 If you want us to talk about stuff that's going on in reform,

01:12:46.900 like that Scott Benson fellow and all that,

01:12:49.520 that'll be on there later today.

01:12:52.160 State politics, check it out.

01:12:54.220 State politics.

01:12:54.720 Fallen Firebird says,

01:12:56.580 I don't despise, I didn't despise reform before.

01:13:01.160 However, all capitals, however,

01:13:03.660 their dirty tactics since restore.

01:13:05.340 Twitter bot farms

01:13:08.020 the vicious boomer crash outs

01:13:10.880 the outright liars

01:13:12.940 the revealed

01:13:14.700 the Sivnat

01:13:16.000 central leftism

01:13:17.620 F them

01:13:18.600 you don't put F

01:13:19.740 you put the actual swear word

01:13:21.080 F them

01:13:22.160 yeah

01:13:23.100 a lot of the old Tory boy

01:13:25.660 turned reform tired accounts

01:13:27.140 just crashing out

01:13:28.280 but like

01:13:29.000 melting down

01:13:30.820 every single day

01:13:31.980 day after day

01:13:32.760 I find it quite

01:13:34.840 I find it amusing, if anything, quite amusing.

01:13:37.540 It makes reform look terrible, I think.

01:13:40.120 Well, I would have thought.

01:13:43.440 They're crashing out over every time.

01:13:44.820 Like Jack Hadfield.

01:13:50.340 What are you doing, mate?

01:13:53.500 Spack Shatfield, more like.

01:13:59.140 Fat Twatfield.

01:14:00.260 Crashing out all day, every day

01:14:03.180 About every tiny little thing

01:14:05.040 About Restore

01:14:05.700 Weird, weird bro

01:14:07.440 Weird

01:14:10.600 Alright

01:14:11.820 Fallen Firebird says

01:14:14.220 In the Fallen Firebird empire

01:14:17.540 Organising foreign criminals

01:14:19.020 Threatening my government agendas

01:14:20.660 Results in a harsh military reaction

01:14:23.020 We storm these places and hunt them down

01:14:25.360 Life sentences, deportations

01:14:27.180 based based yeah

01:14:35.440 johnny logo says i bet nate has plenty of wd40 for his car just ask him to send some over yeah

01:14:44.840 i believe we've got a little little thing of it a little thing in the office somewhere

01:14:50.000 i should just get it done it'll take like 40 seconds to find that and do it

01:14:55.440 Yeah, I'm sure Nate's got all sorts of that stuff, though.

01:14:57.840 All right.

01:14:59.800 Let's go to the YouTube ones.

01:15:01.660 There's quite a lot of them this morning.

01:15:04.620 There's got to be 20-odd or more.

01:15:06.400 All right, let's whip through them a bit.

01:15:08.180 It's already quarter past.

01:15:10.020 All right, what have we got here?

01:15:11.920 Erwin Romulus.

01:15:13.540 Happy Empire Day to all for yesterday.

01:15:15.640 Oh, cheers, yeah.

01:15:16.280 Empire Day used to be a thing.

01:15:18.280 I bet a few Zoomers, younger people, never even heard of it.

01:15:21.120 Yeah.

01:15:21.720 When I was a kid, already it was, like, falling out of fashion.

01:15:24.440 empire day

01:15:25.540 used to be a big thing

01:15:26.520 just celebrating

01:15:28.980 their own country

01:15:29.680 a bit

01:15:30.120 they haven't

01:15:33.580 bought into the lie

01:15:34.420 that the empire

01:15:35.020 was an entirely

01:15:35.740 evil thing

01:15:36.720 powers that be

01:15:40.400 don't want that

01:15:41.040 you know what I mean

01:15:41.680 hope not hate

01:15:42.400 the running me trust

01:15:43.400 don't celebrate

01:15:44.700 empire day

01:15:45.420 only a fascist

01:15:46.280 would do something

01:15:46.880 like that

01:15:47.320 only an evil

01:15:48.220 racist or something 0.74

01:15:49.180 would do something

01:15:49.680 like that

01:15:50.440 an evil coloniser

01:15:52.500 don't worry about that we brought the uh the rule of law and literacy and all sorts of things to

01:16:00.480 to many of these countries don't worry about any of that it was just evil all right uh irwin

01:16:06.080 romulus again says the makerfield election just so happens to fall on waterloo day yeah i believe

01:16:11.580 it does yeah what is that the the 18th isn't it be sure to raise a sherry that morning to today's

01:16:20.720 fox i think i've got long form content all about the battle of waterloo yeah more than once actually

01:16:29.080 got a long form series about napoleon a nine-part series about napoleon and of course towards the

01:16:36.040 end of that perhaps the last episode of that talking about waterloo and then got a series

01:16:42.900 i think three two or three or four part series about the life and career of the duke of wellington

01:16:48.600 arthur wellesley so talk about it again there and i've got a long form bit of content talking

01:16:54.560 with the critical drinker all about the 1970 film waterloo and breaking it down and of course in

01:16:59.920 that i talk all about the real history of that day as well all behind the paywall

01:17:06.740 lotusseaters.com you can see to sign up for as it was five pound a month bronstein membership

01:17:10.240 it's all there all right yeah and today's fox that's where

01:17:15.680 Wellington offers a toast

01:17:18.620 as though they're going fox hunting

01:17:20.820 today's fox is

01:17:21.960 the French or Napoleon

01:17:24.580 cheers a sherry

01:17:26.980 to the day ahead

01:17:27.880 very very bloody battle

01:17:29.260 okay

01:17:32.100 there you go

01:17:33.620 kick you in the throat says

01:17:38.460 that's their name

01:17:39.220 at kick you in the throat

01:17:40.440 says

01:17:41.040 Jack's swarthy tones

01:17:43.960 always welcome here

01:17:44.900 you've got swarthy tones

01:17:47.340 Jack apparently

01:17:48.500 I didn't know that

01:17:49.680 first I've heard of it

01:17:50.980 yeah

01:17:51.460 okay

01:17:53.040 fair enough

01:17:54.920 always welcome here

01:17:55.500 you are always welcome here

01:17:56.440 you're always welcome here

01:17:58.020 alright

01:17:58.580 today

01:17:58.780 today

01:18:00.180 it's little Harry's back tomorrow though right

01:18:02.780 having said that

01:18:03.760 yep he's back tomorrow as usual

01:18:05.680 okay

01:18:06.400 alright

01:18:08.000 okay the next one

01:18:10.780 Muscles Glacius

01:18:12.920 says

01:18:14.480 great to meet you on saturday in h-town oh right yeah oh is that the person i met

01:18:23.440 at the weekend at the weekend i met in real life walking around in the wild

01:18:28.740 met a super fan dude i guess this year must be you yeah it was nice to meet you nice to chat to

01:18:34.580 you says uh it says i'm sitting at work on this bank holiday mug in hand as per usual hopefully

01:18:41.440 catch you around in the future yeah so it happens sometimes you know got fans

01:18:46.420 and irl now he's a nice chap he was nice to chat to you for a bit yeah i hope you have a good day

01:18:55.720 hope you can get out and enjoy the sunshine a bit if you can all right next one peter j 2518

01:19:04.980 says

01:19:06.100 more likely UK

01:19:09.360 intel behind release of

01:19:11.080 Farage info, maybe, you know, who knows, maybe

01:19:13.260 that world of

01:19:15.120 espionage and counter espionage

01:19:16.780 to state the obvious

01:19:18.200 is extremely murky

01:19:20.840 isn't it

01:19:21.660 by definition it's increasingly

01:19:24.940 murky

01:19:25.540 I'm fascinated by spires and spire stories

01:19:29.300 and espionage and counter espionage

01:19:30.980 I've talked about it various times haven't I

01:19:32.580 i'm fascinated by the cold war shenanigans and i don't know of course i don't know but you may

01:19:39.920 well be right it's uk intelligence actually behind it and they go somehow muddy the waters enough and

01:19:45.620 make it seem like the suggest that is the russians doing it yeah wouldn't be surprised at all classic

01:19:50.320 classic stuff classic shenanigans all right the next one mark of reality at mark of reality gives

01:19:58.480 a fair bit of money there so i appreciate that thank you for that you say the deal with iran

01:20:04.180 is going to be true is going to be true of the iranians who want to end the war but the irgc

01:20:12.340 will be against it moving in moving in un inspectors to dig up to dig up uranium could

01:20:19.560 be a pretext to let the cia in to distribute weapons quite possibly i mean possibly he knows

01:20:27.360 I think the first bit you've said there is just definitely sort of true.

01:20:32.100 The IRGC won't like it or they'll be against it or they'll fight tooth and nail to never let that happen in the first place.

01:20:39.740 But then are UN inspectors, IAEA inspectors actually a cover for loads of other stuff happening?

01:20:48.520 Maybe, possibly.

01:20:51.000 Again, it's a very, very sort of murky world, isn't it?

01:20:55.860 Military intelligence.

01:20:57.360 very murky all right thanks for the super chat something wickedly shown a super fan says

01:21:05.800 i wish uncle vlad would pay me

01:21:08.240 yeah we're accused of uh karl's joked about this before so i feel like i will

01:21:13.420 we've been accused of being putin uh shields like yeah we wish

01:21:18.240 the margins here aren't so great we don't need a few million extra pound

01:21:23.740 now joking of course joking of course all right ljnv says oh you magnificent man

01:21:33.340 thank you thank you i appreciate it i know how to take a compliment

01:21:43.160 magnificent man thank you potential iranian peace always seems to happen before the market opens

01:21:52.980 and then you do

01:21:53.680 one of those emojis

01:21:54.500 that is interesting

01:21:57.760 isn't it

01:21:58.420 how Trump

01:22:00.160 and his truth

01:22:00.620 social stuff

01:22:01.300 is

01:22:01.540 trying to

01:22:02.840 manage the markets

01:22:04.860 as best possible

01:22:05.740 yeah

01:22:07.540 that's in the news today

01:22:09.160 all about

01:22:09.500 maybe I'll report it tomorrow

01:22:10.580 or at some point

01:22:11.340 going forward

01:22:11.720 that

01:22:11.940 the amount of trading

01:22:13.980 that's coming out of

01:22:14.820 Trump and Trump

01:22:15.540 adjacent people

01:22:16.500 that

01:22:19.060 just so happens to be

01:22:20.340 you know

01:22:20.620 the correct

01:22:21.160 the correct

01:22:22.960 view of how the markets is just about to move is is remarkable you know what trump's about to do

01:22:31.480 or say what the white house or the pentagon or the state department are just about to do

01:22:35.080 the rest of the world don't know it yet and you do something in the markets

01:22:40.360 which just so happens to be the ideal move

01:22:44.620 but that's going on on quite a large scale at the moment yeah yeah you're right okay

01:22:54.340 another one from Shona says Farage you need to stop that Rupert don't care

01:22:58.560 oh yeah just trying to say restore is like a one-man show and a social media account yeah

01:23:06.640 that's that's his angle at the moment that's what he's saying

01:23:09.760 muscles glacius again says restore are the most articulate and palatable exclamation mark yeah

01:23:16.600 yeah i believe so yeah there's something unpalatable about reform maybe that's just me

01:23:23.320 maybe i've just got my my reformed arrangement syndrome is making me say that but i don't think

01:23:28.820 so i think a lot of people feel like there's something unpalatable some people say nigel's

01:23:33.540 got this aura about him i don't really see it i don't really see that like restorer like

01:23:38.900 in the ascendancy

01:23:40.500 destined for government.

01:23:42.540 I don't think so.

01:23:43.480 Not necessarily.

01:23:45.040 A lot of it is unpalatable.

01:23:46.740 Like Nadine Doris.

01:23:48.640 Zia Yusuf.

01:23:49.840 You want him.

01:23:51.320 Really?

01:23:53.480 Really?

01:23:56.720 Suella Braverman.

01:24:02.080 Like she's palatable. 0.99

01:24:04.140 She's not palatable. 0.99

01:24:06.500 Ugh. 0.95

01:24:07.640 Okay, Shona again says,

01:24:08.900 That Lelia is a female Sadiq, yeah, Lelia Cunningham and Mohammed Sadiq Khan, yeah.

01:24:14.620 Yeah, she's just a female version of him, isn't she, absolutely.

01:24:16.700 Yeah, yeah, of course, yeah. 0.95

01:24:18.340 Effectively an Islamist.

01:24:20.780 Some sort of Islamist, effectively.

01:24:26.100 Against the interests of this country, in my opinion, and Londoners, yeah.

01:24:34.340 Shona again says,

01:24:35.380 it says

01:24:37.960 Keir who pro bono

01:24:39.840 defended child murderers

01:24:41.860 oh right

01:24:43.800 okay when before

01:24:44.960 earlier in his career

01:24:46.460 when he was a

01:24:47.400 a barrister

01:24:48.580 was he a barrister

01:24:49.160 before he was at the CPS

01:24:49.940 was he an actual barrister

01:24:50.820 but yeah

01:24:52.140 defended some terrible people

01:24:54.000 made some

01:24:55.620 in hindsight

01:24:56.740 what looks like

01:24:57.240 crazy decisions

01:24:58.160 about who he would

01:24:59.620 or who he wouldn't

01:25:00.520 help

01:25:01.220 legally

01:25:02.560 yeah crazy

01:25:04.500 irwin romulus says protest at portswood police station in southampton 12 30 i guess 12 30 this

01:25:14.840 sunday anyone from le planning to go down to cover it youtube made me edit out the young man's name

01:25:21.640 i don't know uh i'd not i'd not heard of this and i and i i'm afraid i don't make the calls on

01:25:29.440 if and when we send someone out to do like vox populi stuff or go down somewhere with a mic and

01:25:34.360 talk to people um i don't make those decisions that would be carl and a couple of other people

01:25:41.000 the more manager of people again i'm just a tenant

01:25:45.540 i just turn up and talk about stuff on camera i don't make any real business decisions well i

01:25:51.620 don't make any business decisions i don't make thumbnails so i'm not even aware of what that is

01:25:57.200 exactly and i couldn't tell you if we plan to send anyone maybe send that super chat into the

01:26:02.940 main podcast today

01:26:04.000 if Carl's on it

01:26:04.740 I don't even know

01:26:05.200 if he is but

01:26:05.840 or just tweet

01:26:07.340 at Carl

01:26:08.920 on Twitter maybe

01:26:09.660 ask him that

01:26:10.300 that's the best

01:26:11.920 I can do

01:26:12.400 alright

01:26:13.640 thanks for the

01:26:14.140 super chat though

01:26:14.660 10 quid

01:26:15.160 cheers

01:26:15.600 appreciate it

01:26:16.220 kick you in the

01:26:16.940 throat again 0.99

01:26:17.280 says

01:26:17.520 let's get Bo

01:26:18.680 a new chair

01:26:19.400 the sight of

01:26:20.200 those arms

01:26:20.900 yeah

01:26:24.060 these chairs

01:26:24.760 yeah

01:26:26.280 as if you're

01:26:27.780 not careful

01:26:28.260 you bash them

01:26:28.900 against this table

01:26:29.740 and over time

01:26:31.060 they get a little

01:26:32.200 dinked up

01:26:32.900 don't they

01:26:33.800 yeah

01:26:36.580 yeah we do need new chairs

01:26:38.220 we actually do

01:26:39.040 we've been talking about it for a while

01:26:40.360 some of them are worse than others

01:26:42.480 we're not made of money

01:26:45.960 no you're right

01:26:48.520 you're right well noticed

01:26:49.500 alright

01:26:52.840 kick you in the throat again says

01:26:54.360 Anglosphere fun fact

01:26:57.100 you have to combine the populations

01:26:58.900 of California and Florida

01:27:00.240 to match the population in England

01:27:02.760 Coruscant, England

01:27:05.400 where you can visit

01:27:07.260 Scarfell Pike

01:27:08.240 touch the peak without climbing

01:27:10.140 yeah, Coruscant, England

01:27:12.640 that's what some would have

01:27:14.260 isn't it?

01:27:16.000 that the whole of England

01:27:16.920 becomes one giant city

01:27:18.220 or at least suburbia

01:27:19.400 there's no green spaces

01:27:21.240 left at all

01:27:21.940 that's what some would have

01:27:24.180 some would say

01:27:24.720 what's the problem with that?

01:27:25.780 get used to it

01:27:26.540 yeah, hate the idea

01:27:29.160 hate it

01:27:29.840 even at the top of scarfield but even scarfield pike the top of it is just a council estate

01:27:36.220 or something yeah i know i know horrible all right shona again something wickedly says

01:27:43.200 plague arriving every day now metaphorically or sometimes actually i think sometimes foreign

01:27:49.740 people do bring crazy diseases with them don't know that which we which we haven't had much

01:27:54.640 before or for a long long time because they bring it from the third world with them

01:27:58.540 like monkey pox or plague or smallpox or whatever,

01:28:02.820 various things.

01:28:06.740 Gross.

01:28:08.200 Thanks, Blair.

01:28:09.140 Really rubbing our noses in diversity.

01:28:11.320 Thanks, Blair.

01:28:12.900 All right, Brandon Lucas 9732 says,

01:28:18.760 says one lion for the moon, five lions for George Floyd.

01:28:26.740 Harry, what do you think?

01:28:27.760 sorry jack call jack harry again jack what do you think he means about that that super chat

01:28:33.860 one line for the moon five lines for george floyd what do you think he means honestly i

01:28:40.620 haven't got a clue oh sorry again when i don't get it what people are saying in a super chat

01:28:45.400 i always feel like it's really obvious and i'm just being dumb but i don't get exactly what you

01:28:51.080 mean by that this sort of the overall sentiment of it i'm feeling is good and i feel like i would

01:28:58.080 agree with what you're saying i just don't know exactly what you mean sorry

01:29:01.040 okay all right uh brendan lucas again says oh maybe you'll explain it here it's the same person

01:29:12.600 brendan lucas says uh floyd likely ended african americans as a political force in the same way

01:29:20.360 Margaret Stanger 0.88

01:29:21.620 Ended them 0.99

01:29:22.400 As a democratic

01:29:23.100 Democratic force

01:29:24.820 Demographic force

01:29:27.180 Yeah

01:29:29.280 Like the George Floyd

01:29:30.680 Thing happened

01:29:31.300 The BLM explosion

01:29:32.600 Thing happened

01:29:33.440 And then after that

01:29:35.560 Support completely

01:29:36.360 Collapses

01:29:36.900 Yeah maybe

01:29:37.460 Maybe

01:29:38.540 And then

01:29:41.280 The next one

01:29:42.060 There's only a couple

01:29:42.720 Left here

01:29:43.040 But the next one

01:29:43.640 Again from

01:29:44.020 Francis Lucas

01:29:44.520 Says

01:29:44.800 Emirates

01:29:46.700 Big country to

01:29:47.720 Watch in the area

01:29:51.220 They are a country who pissed off with both Saudi and Iran

01:29:55.560 and have endless money for defence.

01:30:00.280 Yeah, well, I mean, the Emirates are very, very rich.

01:30:02.880 Or the biggest two are. Abu Dhabi and Dubai are, aren't they?

01:30:06.260 There's other, what, five? Not so much.

01:30:09.820 Yeah, sort of endless money while their oil lasts,

01:30:15.860 which is set to last for a long time, yeah, well, relatively long time.

01:30:20.360 Yeah, if you were one of those emirs in the Emirates,

01:30:26.720 you would fear and loathe, or at the very least be suspicious of,

01:30:32.540 both Saudi Arabia and Iran, wouldn't you?

01:30:34.620 Yeah, both of those would ideally want you gone in an ideal world,

01:30:40.740 you would have thought.

01:30:42.580 Okay, FGoogle2, the name is a bit more than just FGoogle,

01:30:46.940 but FGoogle2 says, and thank you, you give lots of super chats,

01:30:49.660 appreciate it if noticed if google who says um have you taken a breath to reflect all the history

01:30:55.820 going on right now who will be the heroes and villains good question yeah i mean i often think

01:31:01.380 i often think about how we're living through history or rather history never stops right

01:31:09.320 and that yeah it's really really powerful when something big big happens i remember on the day

01:31:14.960 of 9-11 you couldn't help but feel this is a historic day that something that will go down

01:31:22.740 in history happens so you watch it play out in real time when something like that happens you

01:31:27.700 can't you can't ignore it you can't deny it but actually actually it's every day yeah it really

01:31:36.460 is actually, it's constant.

01:31:41.060 We are history.

01:31:42.540 We live through history constantly.

01:31:45.040 It doesn't feel like it, though, does it?

01:31:46.060 It doesn't feel like it.

01:31:48.260 But of course we are.

01:31:49.320 Of course we are.

01:31:49.940 Of course that's the way it works.

01:31:53.580 Who are the heroes and who are the villains?

01:31:55.320 Ah, well, that's the eternal question, isn't it?

01:31:58.720 That's the eternal question.

01:31:59.660 could spend hours talking about

01:32:04.700 that question

01:32:07.460 from a dozen different angles

01:32:10.420 haven't got time this morning I'm afraid

01:32:12.660 it's a great history nerds question though

01:32:14.260 get a few history nerds down the pub of an evening

01:32:16.160 just give them that one question

01:32:17.740 let them go

01:32:19.100 that's the whole evening

01:32:21.280 alright

01:32:23.000 a couple more have come in so I'll read them

01:32:25.920 pardon me

01:32:27.340 Brendan Lucas says

01:32:28.640 explaining where you said one line for the moon five lines for george floyd and you've said

01:32:35.620 it was a reference to the lions in this day in history oh i see right i see what you mean yeah

01:32:41.600 yeah that website on this day in history i get it now yeah they'll give one line to jfk and the moon

01:32:50.160 oh and jfk sent us to the moon but george floyd oh we'll write we'll write a whole essay about

01:32:58.000 george floyd because that's way more it's five times more important than that i get it now sorry

01:33:01.960 i get exactly what you mean it was kind of obvious wasn't it it was pretty clear i'm just being all

01:33:07.000 right yeah that website as sort of lefty leaning and a bit weird a little bit subversive as it is

01:33:14.700 it's actually the best one i've ever found there are a few different websites that do exactly this

01:33:19.020 and out of those this is the best one the others are like even lamer even more sort of subversive

01:33:25.440 and lefty

01:33:26.100 anti-western

01:33:28.140 anti-white

01:33:28.680 so this is the best one

01:33:31.740 I do like doing the section

01:33:33.360 at the end of the show

01:33:33.980 so

01:33:34.220 I have to keep it

01:33:35.880 it's a good point

01:33:36.320 yeah

01:33:36.560 one line about the moon

01:33:38.260 five about Jules Floyd

01:33:39.620 God

01:33:40.140 alright

01:33:41.380 and the last one here

01:33:42.760 for today

01:33:44.280 from Dusty One Time

01:33:46.000 at Dusty One Time

01:33:49.440 says

01:33:49.840 Patriot

01:33:51.100 that's it

01:33:52.300 just Patriot

01:33:52.940 well thank you sir

01:33:55.440 Thank you.

01:33:56.940 All right, that's it.

01:33:57.620 That is the show.

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 25, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 25th May 2026

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