The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 28, 2026


Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 28th September 2026

Topics
Iran-linked RAF bomb plot
Hosted by
Elizabeth Heverin Callum Edmunds Carl Benjamin Connor Tomlinson Harry Robinson John Wheatley Joshua Ferme Edward McLaren
Mentioned
Hitler Sadiq Khan Stalin Agreed Andy Burnham Jeffrey Epstein Tony Blair Little Harry Okay Luke Bonaslav Richard Branson Bezzy Lady Jane Grey Normandy Lands Mohamed Sadiq Fiennes Radolf Fiennes Reaper Lowe Anyone Chucky Saxe-Coburg Emily Forrestore Sausage Fingers Ralph Fiennes Oliver Cromwell Mohammed Sadiq and 44 more
PREMIUM： Epochs #282 ｜ Lady Jane Grey PREVIEW： Brokenomics ｜ Elites don’t understand their own system with James Cox

Episode Stats


Length

1 hour and 18 minutes

Words per minute

150.43

Word count

11,794

Sentence count

255

Harmful content

Misogyny

19

sentences flagged

Toxicity

34

sentences flagged

Hate speech

140

sentences flagged


Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
Topics generated with Qwen2.5-3B-Instruct.
Hosts, guests, and mentioned names generated with spaCy (en_core_web_sm), reconciled against Wikidata.
00:00:00 Morning.
00:00:05 You alright?
00:00:07 Hope you are.
00:00:09 Sincerely, genuinely hope you are.
00:00:10 Did you have a good weekend?
00:00:13 Me? Yeah, no, I'm alright.
00:00:14 Yeah, it was a good weekend, thanks, yeah.
00:00:16 No, cheers, thanks for asking.
00:00:18 As always, nearly always, I'm joined by my producer, Little Harry.
00:00:21 How are you this morning, good sir?
00:00:23 Morning, I'm all good.
00:00:25 A disembodied voice out of the ether of the all-knowing, all-powerful,
00:00:28 omniscient omnipresent producer there we are in his hands what would little harry do that's what
00:00:33 we must ask ourselves okay it's now eight in the a.m british summertime on monday monday monday
00:00:40 the 28th of september in the year of our law 2026 god september's flown by hasn't it seems like
00:00:46 that to me months even years fly by once you get middle age i wonder if when you're old you know
00:00:52 like in your 80s or in your 90s if it just keeps accelerating like that
00:00:58 The difference between being 75 and 90 seems like a couple of weeks.
00:01:04 That's enough faffing about, though, isn't it?
00:01:06 More than enough fannying about for one morning, let's just get straight into it.
00:01:09 This show is supposed to be all about what's in the legacy corporate mainstream media on any given day, the news cycle.
00:01:14 You should know, you need to know, really, it is sloppy, but it is frustrating.
00:01:19 You need to know why, because millions of normies, nearly everyone, still gets most of their news, if not all their news, from the legacy corporate mainstream media.
00:01:27 So it's in your interest, isn't it?
00:01:28 It's in our interest to at least know, to at least be aware
00:01:31 Of what forms their reality
00:01:34 If they're the vast majority of people
00:01:36 You can turtle up and pretend it's not happening
00:01:39 Pretend you're too cool
00:01:40 To be interested in the news cycle
00:01:43 Yeah, okay
00:01:44 Sure
00:01:46 Alright, let's get straight into it then
00:01:49 What have we got?
00:01:50 Okay, so it's the Fairford bomb plot day
00:01:52 Today
00:01:53 We've got
00:01:55 Iran linked to RAF bomb plot
00:01:58 That's nearly every front page is that
00:02:00 We'll talk all about it
00:02:01 If you didn't watch any news
00:02:03 Or you weren't on your phone or anything
00:02:05 Or Twitter yesterday at all
00:02:06 You won't have heard of this
00:02:07 But it's wall to wall this morning
00:02:09 It's on nearly every front page
00:02:10 And tax rise talks at number 10
00:02:13 Andy Burnham wants to abolish the triple lock
00:02:16 So that he can pay for social care 1.00
00:02:18 The boomers won't be happy 0.97
00:02:22 It's not a pop of boomers 1.00
00:02:24 I don't blame them 1.00
00:02:24 I've already given up any hope of getting a state pension anyway
00:02:29 I abandoned that idea years ago
00:02:32 When it became obvious there would be no money
00:02:34 By the time I'm that age
00:02:35 Okay
00:02:38 Straight off the bat then we've got the Telegraph
00:02:41 The Daily Toregraph 1.00
00:02:42 German-owned Zionist slop 0.98
00:02:45 Oh, Jews can have a demographically safe ancestral homeland 0.91
00:02:49 They can have that 1.00
00:02:50 Yeah, we can't though
00:02:51 According to Alistair Heath and the senior people at the Telegraph
00:02:56 That's what the Telegraph is
00:02:58 That's who they are, really, in Final Reckoning
00:03:00 Right, Iran linked to RAF bomb plot 0.87
00:03:03 Straight away they're saying it's Iran
00:03:07 Yesterday, during the day, or in the evening
00:03:09 I was seeing certain commentators on the BBC largely
00:03:13 Saying, we think it's probably Russia
00:03:15 Probably Russia behind it
00:03:17 Well, look, before we get into that, the speculation
00:03:20 let's just talk about the details of it first and foremost for anyone who might not know we just
00:03:25 didn't watch any news yesterday because the story is basically 24 hours old well a bit more than 24
00:03:31 hours not much more than 24 hours old 30 odd hours old okay so there's a an an RAF base Royal Air
00:03:39 Force Base it's actually pretty close to where I'm sitting right now it's in the southwest of
00:03:44 England was it just on the border of Gloucestershire it's really not far from where I am here like a
00:03:49 40 minute drive something like that RF Fairford but it's a joint RAF US Air Force base we've got
00:03:57 loads of those in Britain loads of NSA facilities in Britain all sorts of stuff the Americans have
00:04:05 got in Britain anyway RAF Fairford it's not a giant giant base I think there's only like one
00:04:12 major really long runway you know some aeroplanes require a very long runway big ones because that's
00:04:19 thing it's sort of large bombers the b1 bomber b1 bomber the b52s
00:04:26 b52s uh even i think i think perhaps during the cold war the u2 would land there it's no
00:04:32 old air force base it goes back to the war world war ii um planes and gliders took off there to
00:04:39 take part in operational market garden do you think i've got long film content all about
00:04:42 operational market garden a bridge too far yeah i have anyway five part series i think um
00:04:51 quoting from cornelius's ryan cornelius ryan's book a bridge too far anyway
00:04:59 this isn't anything to do with operational market garden so there's that base there
00:05:03 the americans use it i think it's their main base for heavy bombers in all of europe
00:05:07 of course the americans have got bases all over the place particularly germany
00:05:10 but they they land and fly their big bombers like the b1 i'm not sure if they've ever the b2
00:05:17 is ever landed but anyway anyway all right so it's basically an american base i say basically
00:05:23 is an raf base but the most important thing the most salient thing about raf airford is that
00:05:28 there's big american planes there you know when the iran war started there was a bit of a hoo-ha
00:05:34 will starmer let the americans use it i mean it's sort of their base
00:05:40 anyway that was kind of his compromise wasn't it that he's not going to particularly help in the
00:05:48 iran war beyond sort of token gestures we sent that one uh cruiser didn't we or destroyer
00:05:55 uh the dragon enter the dragon hms enter the dragon we sent down to cyprus a couple other
00:06:03 the tiny bits and bobs the main thing was like yeah you can fly your bombers in and out of RAF
00:06:06 Fairford that was sort of the main thing okay all right now the details of what happened early in
00:06:14 the wee hours on Sunday morning I think about one o'clock in the morning quarter to one in the
00:06:18 morning Sunday morning this Sunday just gone some woman a farmer a local farmer was coming home from
00:06:26 a party I guess she hadn't had much booze because she was driving she's driving home to her little
00:06:33 village right near RAF Fairford right next to it she notices it's just a bunch of suspicious things
00:06:38 she sees like three white vans parked where they shouldn't be white vans at that time of the night
00:06:44 obviously just her area she knows what is or isn't usual and then as she drives by she sort of sees
00:06:50 a load of guys flee in balaclavas or in masks she said sees them flee and scatter and run into the
00:06:57 the woods and running all directions as she drives by she's like that's super suspicious
00:07:03 we all know that rf well she knows everyone in the know knows rf airford is a big target i mean
00:07:11 in recent months both the iranians this is true this is a matter of fact we'll get into the
00:07:16 disinformation misinformation whether it's a false flag all that sort of stuff later
00:07:19 but this is definitely a matter of record that both the iranians and the russians in the last
00:07:25 Few months have said
00:07:26 Like R.F. Fairford
00:07:28 We see you 0.96
00:07:29 Iran said, wasn't it like six weeks ago
00:07:32 Two months ago
00:07:33 They said they wanted to expand
00:07:35 Their war
00:07:37 Their side of the ledger
00:07:38 In that war
00:07:40 To include any bases
00:07:42 Things that attack them
00:07:45 Leave from
00:07:46 Whether it's the various bases in the region
00:07:49 Or like say Germany
00:07:51 Or R.F. Fairford
00:07:55 According to the Iranians 1.00
00:07:57 And that is a matter of record 1.00
00:07:59 RFF and sort of fair game
00:08:02 Okay, the Russians also said 0.98
00:08:04 Didn't they not too long ago 0.88
00:08:05 They said, well okay, alright
00:08:08 So she sees these men scatter
00:08:12 The reason why I'm spending so long on it
00:08:14 Is because it's basically the main story
00:08:15 As far as the Fleet Street is concerned
00:08:17 It's all the front pages
00:08:19 I think bar one or maybe two
00:08:20 So she calls the police 1.00
00:08:23 This civilian 0.58
00:08:25 It's a random civilian.
00:08:26 They're calling her a hero.
00:08:28 She got on WhatsApp.
00:08:31 Some sort of local village WhatsApp group.
00:08:33 And or she just called the cops.
00:08:35 She called the busies. 1.00
00:08:38 The peelers turned up. 0.99
00:08:40 The armed pigs turn up. 0.95
00:08:43 How many euphemisms can I get for police? 0.98
00:08:45 Okay.
00:08:48 Like, really quickly.
00:08:50 Some people said that's suspicious.
00:08:52 I don't think that's suspicious.
00:08:53 Particularly anyway.
00:08:54 because our effort is just known i mean massively known as a target right so anyway armed police
00:09:00 turn up within just a few minutes apparently and um they grab five dudes five fellas
00:09:06 terrorists uh here's a picture there's a picture there you go there's four of them one two three
00:09:16 four and there's another one that you can't really see but he's there five dudes they capture them
00:09:22 they say they think they fear they might have a suicide vest so the cops strip them to the waist
00:09:27 to make sure they haven't got like a bomb vest and um i mean they don't look particularly iranian
00:09:34 they certainly don't look russian okay they are brown um before i carry on one little interesting
00:09:48 note i've only seen this morning no one was saying this all day yesterday but this morning
00:09:51 I see this in the Daily Mail
00:09:53 They've changed the headline
00:09:58 Anyway, it was a headline
00:10:00 Saying that the woman, that farmer woman
00:10:03 Said she saw more than five people
00:10:06 Run into the
00:10:07 Into the woods
00:10:10 And just run away from the scene
00:10:11 She said there was more than five
00:10:13 In fact, if we got it
00:10:14 Oh yeah, here we go, look 1.00
00:10:16 Hero farmer woman 1.00
00:10:19 Who foiled RAF
00:10:21 Terror Bomb
00:10:22 Terror Bomb
00:10:23 Says security forces should be red-faced
00:10:28 That a plucky amateur saved the day
00:10:30 And claims
00:10:31 The worst thing is
00:10:32 That we saw more than five suspects
00:10:35 The plot thickens
00:10:38 Are there terrorists on the run
00:10:42 In the wilds of Gloucestershire?
00:10:46 Okay
00:10:47 Tiny bit of an aside
00:10:48 Perhaps not
00:10:49 Perhaps a key point to it all
00:10:51 but at the moment, that's breaking news.
00:10:53 That sort of really is breaking.
00:10:55 Okay, back to the details.
00:10:58 So the cops get these five guys,
00:11:00 and then they arrest them.
00:11:02 The normal Gloucestershire police arrest them
00:11:04 for under, like, some sort of bomb act.
00:11:10 An actual parliament that goes back ages.
00:11:12 I think it goes back to, like, the 19th century or something.
00:11:14 Basically, you just...
00:11:15 It's against the law to have a giant bomb.
00:11:17 Just that.
00:11:18 Oh, yeah, because they're three vans.
00:11:20 their three white vans according to reporting seemed to have been we can only really infer
00:11:27 even though the police haven't explicitly explicitly said it but they've more or less
00:11:31 said it those vans were bombs giant bombs whether they were i mean there's pictures where from an
00:11:39 aerial view i don't know if some reporters got um a drone or something but there's some aerial views
00:11:44 where you see the vans and there's like all barrels they're getting barrels out of the back
00:11:48 of it barrels of like fertilizer i don't know i don't know the details of uh exactly that these
00:11:55 vans and uh look oh look there you go look these black barrels coming out the back of these oh
00:12:04 look there's a there's the bomb squad the army bomb squad was brought in army bomb disposal unit
00:12:09 they've got a little robot thing remote controlled robot radio controlled robot um and in fact there's
00:12:14 like black barrels and things they're getting out the back of them whether they're giant bombs or
00:12:19 not whether who knows what the plan was if you believe it all uh was to drive into like smash
00:12:24 through the gates rf fairford drive these vans with a suicide style or not i don't know what
00:12:33 into the barracks into like the main control tower into a b1 sitting on the tarmac don't know who
00:12:39 knows oh that's just pure that really is pure speculation what they what they plan to do but
00:12:44 okay okay so they get these guys and the normal police charge them with effectively having bombs
00:12:53 and then later in the day the terror police so not normal Gloucestershire police constabulary but
00:13:01 full-blown terror police from London the Met Police they uh they re-arrest them under like
00:13:08 the actual terrorism legislation what is it i can't remember the exact phrasing but um i
00:13:15 paraphrase slightly but it's like under suspicion of of planning a terrorist act something like
00:13:21 that so in other words like definitely terrorism as far as the story goes if you believe it all
00:13:31 or what all of this is ai and nothing actually happened whatsoever no um so so they're basically
00:13:41 facts a few other things trump came out and said very quickly like during the day yesterday he said
00:13:47 kind of oddly i think kind of oddly he said we i guess he's meaning like the intelligence services
00:13:54 the the us and british intelligence services i suppose he means knew who these guys were
00:14:01 they're sort of aware of them this is the donald saying this and uh it was a great job that they
00:14:06 were caught and they were foiled and you know sort of well done to the british authorities
00:14:12 for acting so quickly and stuff a few questions though if that's true like when were you waiting
00:14:20 what moment were you waiting to pounce though because it seems like it was just some random
00:14:25 woman from the nearby village who saw something suspicious and called the normal cops
00:14:31 so if all these guys were known to the intelligence services i suppose
00:14:37 when were you planning to when exactly were you planning to foil this thing
00:14:42 did that woman and the normal
00:14:46 Gloucestershire cops get there just moments
00:14:47 before
00:14:48 they were going to be swooped on by
00:14:51 the CIA or something
00:14:55 MI5
00:14:56 I don't think so mate
00:14:58 it doesn't seem like that
00:15:00 then who knows exactly
00:15:04 who knows exactly
00:15:05 obviously I've got no insight into
00:15:07 the inner workings and machinations
00:15:09 of the intelligence services
00:15:10 who knows maybe that was about to happen anyway that's not how it played out that's not how it
00:15:16 played out all right that's basically all um uh burnham no sternum burnham came out because his
00:15:22 labour party conference at the moment he came out and just said like a man with no sternum just said
00:15:28 like the most lily-livered weak-wristed thing could possibly save just said yeah this is
00:15:32 concerning isn't it something like that he said yeah i can get i understand why local people would
00:15:38 be concerned oh yeah because they think these vans were giant bombs they evacuated loads of people
00:15:43 dozens or was it 85 odd households from the immediate vicinity of where those vans are parked up
00:15:49 no stone just goes yeah it's concerning isn't it yeah a bit concerning yeah yeah mate yeah it is
00:15:58 okay so they're sort of the most salient facts and then of course the next thing is what is
00:16:06 actually going on so it could be all complete nonsense is a false flag all right all of this
00:16:14 is some sort of 4d 5d chest by the establishment by the blob by the deep state for sort of nefarious 0.65
00:16:19 reasons and it's all it's all a concocted nonsense thing it's that a general purpose islamic
00:16:27 terrorist event it's not connected to the russians or the iranians it's just a
00:16:31 an Islamic bomb plot, like 7-7 or whatever, 9-11, something like that. Or it's the Iranians 0.97
00:16:43 or it's the Russians. There's your options, basically. It's unlikely to be the domestic 0.88
00:16:50 British far right, is it? Okay. They're basically your options. Could it be like pro-Palestine
00:17:01 people what else could it be possibly sort of uh like green green activists just stop oil guys
00:17:08 is it just stop oil guys it might be those might be those fellas
00:17:11 anyway throughout the day yesterday um they started saying more and more it's russia or
00:17:21 iran and then towards the evening it starts leaning more and more towards iran and then now
00:17:27 Oh, look, the Daily Telegraph goes to print with Iran.
00:17:30 It is Iran.
00:17:30 Iran linked to RAF bomb plot.
00:17:33 If you believe it. 0.98
00:17:34 If you believe it.
00:17:39 Okay.
00:17:40 Five men arrested for terror and explosive offences at Fairford Air Base.
00:17:46 Farmer raised the alarm after she saw suspects come out of vans near her home.
00:17:51 Nearby village evacuated as bomb disposal teams worked through the day.
00:17:57 There you go. And the guys look black, basically, to me.
00:18:01 I mean, there is better images than that, but they don't look typically Persian.
00:18:07 But then who knows? They certainly don't look Russian.
00:18:14 They look black to me. 0.52
00:18:17 Not sort of full-blown sub-Saharan, like, Ivory Coast black, but...
00:18:23 Back then on this, who knows, who knows
00:18:26 Alright, that's the main story, I spent so long on it because it's basically THE story of the news cycle
00:18:32 I guess we have, like everyone else, we just have to wait and see over the next few days, weeks, months, years even
00:18:41 Before they go on trial and there's a verdict
00:18:43 What actually happened there
00:18:48 Maybe they're just plumbers and they didn't do nothing
00:18:53 okay all right what else have we got scrap triple lock to fund uh free social care say
00:19:01 labour grandees so no stern and burnham's got this master plan this wonderful plan
00:19:06 he wants to roll out an nhs style system for free social care mainly for when you're old
00:19:15 when you're old if you haven't got kids or grandkids or an extended family who will look
00:19:20 after you and you can't afford a private care home the state will pay for that free at point
00:19:28 of charge for everyone right we can't afford that it's not that i'd begrudge anyone half decent
00:19:39 social care when they're old of course not but the nhs as it is is completely bankrupt in the
00:19:45 country or has bankrupted the country he wants to throw on another giant program like that
00:19:51 the obvious question is begs the question uh how are you going to pay for that uh surely
00:19:58 we can't afford that and he's talking about well to begin with scrap the triple lock
00:20:02 boomers most affected boomers will not like that will they again no dig at boomers there particularly 0.63
00:20:12 Just saying it 0.99
00:20:14 Go based boomers if anything 0.98
00:20:17 When people have a pop at boomers 0.99
00:20:20 I do like to actually tip my foot 0.99
00:20:22 Actually there is such a thing as the based boomer
00:20:24 And they're usually super based as well 1.00
00:20:28 People moan up about women
00:20:32 They've got empathy 1.00
00:20:34 And women always vote liberal 1.00
00:20:35 Well when you find a based woman 1.00
00:20:36 Quite often they're dialed up to 11 1.00
00:20:38 Quite often they're more based than you 0.98
00:20:40 same goes for base boomers 0.94
00:20:42 anyway 1.00
00:20:45 they're not going to like
00:20:48 the scrapping of the triple lock thing
00:20:50 their pensions
00:20:50 for anyone who doesn't know
00:20:51 the triple lock is to do with pensions
00:20:53 how they calculate how much your pension
00:20:55 you'll get as your pension
00:20:56 and the triple lock is
00:20:57 basically shorthand for
00:20:59 three different ways of measuring
00:21:02 how much they're going to give you
00:21:03 and whatever's the best one of those three
00:21:05 is what you get
00:21:06 so
00:21:06 in other words it's quite a good deal
00:21:08 I mean the actual money you get
00:21:10 isn't all that much it's not much at all nonetheless they calculate it in sort of the
00:21:14 most favorable way they can even though the money isn't a vast amount of money it's not much money
00:21:21 at all it's not really enough to live on anyway even that even the way they calculate what your
00:21:28 monthly or yearly amount is you look to scrap that so they can pay for social care for our invaders
00:21:36 remember that remember that because a massive chunk a massive section of our what is it 25 0.99
00:21:43 or something maybe more soon to be a lot more if i percent of the population are foreign people 0.89
00:21:50 are invaders in order to pay for their social care 0.69
00:21:57 older people in this country that have been paying into their state pension their whole life 1.00
00:22:00 in good faith expecting to get a half decent pension nah no we've got to pay for foreign people 0.98
00:22:07 now got to do it through a socialist mechanism as well you've all got to pay for it you've all 0.74
00:22:18 got to pay for it well that's no sterling burnham that's andy burnham king of the north
00:22:23 didn't he say in parliament just explicitly straight up that he puts more value more
00:22:29 importance on social security than national security. He did say that, didn't he?
00:22:40 Well, it's distilled down into its pure essence there, isn't it? You couldn't have put it much
00:22:45 more succinctly. There's real art to brevity, isn't there? He puts social security above
00:22:53 national security. Yeah, doesn't care if you're safe or anything. Just make sure our invaders
00:22:59 have got their Gibbs
00:23:00 and yet Labour
00:23:03 is still leading the poll
00:23:04 mad
00:23:05 mad
00:23:07 there will be Labour voters
00:23:09 watching this thinking
00:23:10 I am the bad one
00:23:11 in all of this
00:23:12 for noticing that
00:23:15 for pointing that out
00:23:17 now that's an insane
00:23:19 position to have
00:23:20 to put social security
00:23:23 above national security
00:23:24 if you haven't got national security
00:23:26 if you haven't got borders
00:23:26 if you haven't got an army
00:23:27 an air force and a navy
00:23:28 to defend those borders
00:23:29 You're not really a country, what are you? 0.99
00:23:32 You're just a sitting duck, aren't you? 0.67
00:23:33 But at some point, some ambitious and ruthless men from another country 0.96
00:23:38 will just take your country.
00:23:40 The story is as old as time.
00:23:43 Just because we live in a world with computers and mobile phones
00:23:47 and drones and helicopters and things, fibre-optic cables,
00:23:52 hasn't changed the fact that if there's ruthless and ambitious men
00:23:56 from other countries that want to take your country
00:23:58 And you're undefended
00:23:59 They will eventually take it
00:24:01 That hasn't changed
00:24:03 That dynamic is exactly the same as it was
00:24:06 On the plains of Mesopotamia
00:24:08 3000 BC
00:24:09 Okay
00:24:14 But Andy Burnham wants to put social security
00:24:18 Above national security
00:24:19 This isn't a leader
00:24:21 This isn't a leader
00:24:23 This is an enemy of the state
00:24:24 We've got a Prime Minister
00:24:26 Who's an enemy of the people 1.00
00:24:28 in the state a fabian a pinko traitor 1.00
00:24:37 absolute scumbag all right but he's leaving in the polls 1.00
00:24:42 king tried to check in on fines but was blocked by explorer's wife do you 0.99
00:24:47 remember i think it was on friday wasn't it
00:24:49 we we did um a story or there was a story on the front page rather
00:24:53 about so ranulph fines the explorer the badass dude explorer dude fella i like ranulph fines
00:25:00 he was great he's not dead he's like he's in his early 80s and uh he gave his it seems he gave his
00:25:08 wife a power of attorney so she's got sort of a legal right over him over his affairs and things
00:25:15 she can sign for him in all sorts of things like even up to including a will i believe
00:25:23 It never, ever gives someone enduring power of attorney over you unless you're absolutely 1,000% sure, 1,000% sure you can trust them.
00:25:34 It's basically giving away your rights to them.
00:25:37 They become, in essence, like your parent or your guardian or something.
00:25:40 Like you're a kid now and you don't really have rights.
00:25:43 They're in control of everything to do with your life.
00:25:46 So don't do that, even if it's your wife, even if you're pretty sure you can trust her.
00:25:49 well okay he did that ran off finds did that and she bunged him in some sort of uh care home
00:25:58 and under an assumed name it's weird real quick this story doesn't it under a false name and then
00:26:06 moved him apparently i think moved him around between different care homes and his friends and
00:26:11 his other friends and family haven't heard from him or seen him in a couple of years something
00:26:16 like that she's like really cagey about it and like won't answer questions it seems
00:26:21 and even the head of one of those care homes said there's something odd and suspicious going on here
00:26:26 this isn't the sort of usual she's got some as power of attorney she's requested some really
00:26:31 specific odd things about how he should be treated oh she signed the do not resuscitate order as well
00:26:37 okay
00:26:41 okay we covered that on Friday
00:26:43 apparently Sausage Fingers himself
00:26:45 Chucky Saxe-Coburg Gotha
00:26:48 King Charles III
00:26:49 the king
00:26:50 gentlemen
00:26:52 the king
00:26:54 he was friends with Fiennes
00:26:56 Radolf Fiennes
00:26:56 actual buddies
00:26:57 you know
00:26:58 proper friends with him
00:27:00 and even he
00:27:01 even the king
00:27:02 was apparently blocked
00:27:04 from going to see him 0.59
00:27:07 By the wife, by this wife.
00:27:11 It's odd, isn't it?
00:27:13 It's getting weird, isn't it, this story?
00:27:16 Is she hiding something?
00:27:18 It kind of feels like, if you just take all the reporting on face value,
00:27:21 and I've got no real insight into the life and tribulations of Ranulph Fiennes,
00:27:26 but if you believe all the reporting that's going on,
00:27:28 it feels like she's got something to hide.
00:27:30 What's she doing? What's she playing at?
00:27:34 Let people see him, love.
00:27:36 Won't you let people see him?
00:27:37 What's the problem?
00:27:42 Okay.
00:27:43 Even the king.
00:27:45 No, Ranulfo has just disappeared off the face of the earth.
00:27:47 He's not dead, but you can't see him anymore.
00:27:49 No one can see him anymore.
00:27:51 Why's that?
00:27:52 It's going on there.
00:27:55 Okay.
00:27:56 There's a new type, a new variety of banana,
00:27:59 I guess genetically engineered,
00:28:00 that doesn't go brown.
00:28:02 Who knew?
00:28:04 All right.
00:28:05 What else have we got?
00:28:07 The sun, let's move on.
00:28:08 The sun.
00:28:10 See, so I'll whip through the headlines now
00:28:12 because they're all the same thing,
00:28:13 the Fairfield bomb plot.
00:28:15 Five arrested over terror rap.
00:28:18 A terror rap.
00:28:21 Cops swoop after 1am call.
00:28:23 Vans packed with explosives.
00:28:25 Farmer foils RAF bomb plot.
00:28:27 Okay, there the guys are.
00:28:29 And there's the vans.
00:28:30 Look, the bomb disposal.
00:28:31 Slightly different image.
00:28:32 Look, the bomb disposal robot is doing stuff there.
00:28:35 okay the mirror is a labor party mouthpiece labor party organ
00:28:43 plan to attack raf base five arrested okay 999 call foils terror plot okay we got it
00:28:52 the daily mail pure globalist slot iran bomb plot at raf base followed by pharma 999 call okay
00:28:58 remember like she said she saw more than five fleeing the scene where are they are they at
00:29:05 large is that correct and if so they're just at large are they in the countryside
00:29:10 they're on some sort of escape and evasion exercise hiding out in the in the hedgerows
00:29:17 until darkness and they can tab out to uh the coastline and get in a mini sub take them back 0.75
00:29:26 to Persia it's the Iranians don't you know yeah okay sure the daily star pure 0.88
00:29:33 slop Trump praises five held in RF base bomb plot they were looking to do big 0.90
00:29:41 damage they're gonna damage the base bigly
00:29:46 there's Donald Trump all right okay the Express pure slop the Express
00:29:52 It's a good paper. You can read Express now.
00:29:57 If you're a bit of a cretin. 0.98
00:30:01 Do you buy the Express on a daily basis? Stop doing that, cretin. Get a clue. 1.00
00:30:07 What you believe that they're on your side.
00:30:10 Look, their little logo is like a Third Crusade era knight with the St. George's Cross. 0.99
00:30:16 And they care about us, they throw out a little bit of red meat pretending to be patriotic and nativist. 0.94
00:30:20 and say no they're globalists and they hate us the native people they're captured by leftists 0.94
00:30:26 and globalists and psycho traitors that want to destroy us as a people that's who the express is 0.77
00:30:32 oh yeah because if you talk about why don't why am i saying that it's a bit strong in the boat
00:30:36 where's that coming from well if we ever talk about re-migration if you ever talk about our
00:30:41 demographic security if we try and advocate on behalf of anything that will try and stop us
00:30:46 Becoming a hated and marginalised minority
00:30:49 In our one and only ancestral homeland
00:30:50 Then the Daily Express will try and ruin you
00:30:52 Try and character assassinate you 0.82
00:30:53 Try and get you fired 1.00
00:30:54 Try and ruin you
00:30:56 That's who the Express are 1.00
00:30:58 Wearing the skin suit 0.99
00:31:02 Of someone that cares about this country 1.00
00:31:05 No they don't
00:31:05 Then why would they try and ruin
00:31:08 Even milquetoast people
00:31:11 Like Tommy
00:31:13 Or Nigel
00:31:14 Let alone someone like Charlie Downs or Reaper Lowe
00:31:17 Anyone to the right of that
00:31:21 No chance
00:31:22 No chance
00:31:23 No
00:31:24 They despise us
00:31:26 That's who the Express are
00:31:27 Be in no doubt
00:31:29 Okay
00:31:30 Terror plot to bomb RAF base foiled
00:31:34 We got it
00:31:34 The Times
00:31:35 Iran link investigated
00:31:37 This terror plot at RAF base
00:31:38 They're saying it's Iran as well 1.00
00:31:40 The Times seem to be happy to say 0.96
00:31:42 It's Iran
00:31:43 All right, the Metro, ew, ew, the Metro
00:31:46 Ew, that's not even a bad taste in my mouth
00:31:49 It's like hairspray
00:31:51 It's like hairspray mixed with diarrhoea 0.54
00:31:55 Absolutely disgusting
00:31:57 Revolting, almost designed to turn your stomach
00:32:00 The Metro
00:32:01 Yeah
00:32:02 Okay, let's talk about WhatsApp
00:32:05 Village, crime watch, foils, airbase, bomb plot
00:32:08 Let's be apping you
00:32:10 Like, let's be having you 0.89
00:32:12 let's be apping you yeah she there's a whatsapp village little chat
00:32:20 she only got on there boom boom boom there's some suspicious dudes
00:32:25 oiled hero give her the saint george's cross
00:32:31 am i being sarcastic there i don't know all right prepare britain to rejoin eu khan tells pm
00:32:40 Mohamed Sadiq Khan
00:32:43 That's the Mayor of London Mohamed Sadiq Khan
00:32:47 Not the 7-7 terrorist bomber
00:32:48 Suicide bomber
00:32:49 Yeah they've got exactly the same name
00:32:51 Or spelt slightly differently
00:32:54 The Sadiq bit is spelt slightly differently
00:32:56 Anyway Mohamed Sadiq Khan
00:32:58 The Mayor of London not the terrorist bomber
00:32:59 Says that we should rejoin the EU
00:33:02 Alright
00:33:04 As to Richard Branson and Tony Blair
00:33:06 Gives you the measure of it doesn't it
00:33:10 Richard Branson
00:33:12 Bezzy mates with Jeffrey Epstein
00:33:14 Tony Blair
00:33:16 Actual evil
00:33:18 Starting to actually look like a demon
00:33:22 Tony Blair
00:33:23 And Mohammed Sadiq Khan
00:33:26 The mayor not the terrorist bomber
00:33:27 They all want us to rejoin the EU
00:33:30 They want sovereignty to lie in
00:33:34 A foreign land 0.85
00:33:35 In 0.75
00:33:36 Strasbourg
00:33:38 And Brussels
00:33:40 They don't want sovereignty to lie in Westminster
00:33:42 Why don't they?
00:33:45 Because they're mad
00:33:46 Because they're mad
00:33:47 Why wouldn't you want that?
00:33:49 Doesn't make sense
00:33:50 I've never had the argument made to me
00:33:52 That's convincing
00:33:54 Why would you rather
00:33:56 That a supranational body
00:33:58 That sits in another country
00:33:59 That as far as we're concerned is largely unelected
00:34:01 We have a small amount of say over some MEPs
00:34:04 But largely the European project
00:34:05 Certainly the judges at Strasbourg
00:34:07 We have no real say over
00:34:08 why would you want power over us to lie there and not with ourselves in our own country why do you
00:34:16 want that explain it to me why would you rather that's the case i've never had a coherent coherent
00:34:21 argument come back at me if i've ever asked anyone that
00:34:26 i've asked a few remainer types few lefty types that in the past they start babbling
00:34:34 They just start babbling, really
00:34:36 About how
00:34:38 They just start babbling nonsense about
00:34:40 How we're all one people and stuff
00:34:42 There is no coherent argument
00:34:46 It's just because you hate your own country and yourself
00:34:48 There's no other real reason
00:34:50 That's a psychological reason at the heart of it all, isn't it?
00:34:54 Again, someone like Von Clausewitz
00:34:56 Or Machiavelli or Sun Tzu
00:34:58 Say this is 101 stuff 1.00
00:35:01 You don't let foreign people rule you 1.00
00:35:03 Unless you want to be destroyed and beaten 1.00
00:35:06 Why would you let foreign 1.00
00:35:08 Just let foreign people 1.00
00:35:09 Arguing in favour of foreign people ruling you 1.00
00:35:12 Why would you do that? Are you mad? 0.70
00:35:15 Are you mad? You want to be a slave? 1.00
00:35:17 Is that what you want?
00:35:18 You want to be subjugated?
00:35:20 Is that what you want? 1.00
00:35:21 Well that is what Ramona's want
00:35:22 That is exactly and explicitly what they want 1.00
00:35:25 They want to be subjugated by foreign people 1.00
00:35:27 The psychology of that 1.00
00:35:30 The perversion
00:35:32 of that
00:35:34 get away from me
00:35:37 Sadiq Khan, well of course he does
00:35:38 he wants to destroy us entirely doesn't he
00:35:41 ok, tax rise talks at number 10
00:35:48 to pay for new national care service
00:35:50 let's read the little blurb
00:35:51 the IPA which is usually about the best you get from Fleet Street on any given day
00:35:54 Prime Minister reveals plan for universal care
00:35:56 free at point of use
00:35:57 Andy Burnham, no Sternum Burnham
00:35:59 King of the North, first of his name
00:36:02 Signals that major tax hikes
00:36:04 May be required to fund a free
00:36:05 NHS style national care service
00:36:08 In England under a new system where
00:36:10 Quote everyone contributes everyone is covered 0.50
00:36:12 Socialism
00:36:12 This is all about socialism right yeah we know
00:36:17 He vows to put free social
00:36:20 Care in Labour's next general
00:36:22 Election manifesto and says quote
00:36:23 Nothing is off the table quote
00:36:25 In finding
00:36:28 Budget right yeah he'll squeeze
00:36:30 Jesus. Anyone who's got any money will definitely eat the rich. Any middle class people, filthy
00:36:37 kulaks, it will wring you dry. It will wring you dry. And then we'll tank the economy in 1.00
00:36:47 order to try and pay for another giant socialist program, which we already obviously can't
00:36:52 afford. And then when people start starving to death, which is what always happens in
00:36:58 the socialist system in a command economy, it's what always happens when the level of
00:37:06 living for everyone goes down so low that people struggle to even feed themselves, then
00:37:12 they'll just say, oh, the evil markets did it. It was evil capitalism. Real socialism
00:37:17 has never been tried. It was the evil markets that did this. No, it's your policies. It's
00:37:24 stupid policies that obviously don't make sense nothing is off the table to find funding what 1.00
00:37:30 does that mean what does that mean as crazy as a coconut labor insiders believe prime minister 1.00
00:37:42 could represent uh could present free social care as part of grand bargain that includes ditching
00:37:50 A state pension triple lock
00:37:52 I don't want to bargain with you
00:37:53 Stop bargaining
00:37:54 Just stop taxing us
00:37:57 Stop taxing us
00:37:58 Stop spending
00:37:58 They won't do that
00:38:00 He will not do that
00:38:02 Vernon won't do that
00:38:03 He cannot do it
00:38:04 It's in his political DNA
00:38:06 That what governments do
00:38:09 Is tax and spend
00:38:10 That's what leftism is
00:38:14 Leftist economic theory
00:38:16 The leftist theory of government
00:38:18 Is to tax
00:38:20 And tax and tax
00:38:21 And spend and spend and spend
00:38:23 And call it the redistribution of wealth
00:38:24 Call it fairness, call it equity
00:38:27 Steal from the people
00:38:29 Taxes as state-sponsored theft
00:38:30 That's what that is
00:38:31 Steal from the people
00:38:33 And then we'll waste it on our ideological nonsense
00:38:37 Fabian
00:38:39 A commie
00:38:41 The mind of a student activist
00:38:44 He's got arrested development hasn't he
00:38:46 Andy Burnham
00:38:47 His mind sort of stopped when he was what
00:38:49 15 or 16 someone told him thatcher's bad labor's good tory's bad evil mrs thatcher was told that
00:38:57 when he was like 14 15 16 and his mind just went click that's it that's all i need to know
00:39:01 that's all i need to know about politics is that labor good tax and spend mrs thatcher was bad
00:39:08 that's it arrested development it's got the mind of a sort of a child activist
00:39:15 we didn't even vote for him did we remember that he's a cuckoo in the nest just like rishi
00:39:22 the usurper you might say he usurped power there was a bloodless coup d'etat 0.54
00:39:30 and he usurped power and now he's going to ruin the country that's who he is that's what he is
00:39:38 He also looks like a claymation turtle
00:39:43 Doesn't he?
00:39:44 Looks like creature comforts
00:39:46 He also wears eyeliner
00:39:50 Guy liner
00:39:51 Mascara
00:39:53 Or has he just got very very very thick eyelashes
00:39:56 Unnaturally unusually
00:39:58 Thick eyelashes for a man
00:40:00 Or does he actually do the old eyeliner? 0.57
00:40:06 Okay
00:40:07 Major political gamble from Burnham
00:40:09 So far out from election
00:40:10 Oh yeah, more rumblings
00:40:11 That he's probably not going to call
00:40:13 An early general election now
00:40:14 There's a few reports over the weekend
00:40:17 Over the last few days
00:40:18 That he seems to have
00:40:20 He's like, no, I'm going to stay until 2029 now
00:40:23 You know, I always thought that
00:40:25 I think I've said it a number of times, didn't I?
00:40:27 Not sure, who knows
00:40:28 But if I had to put a tenner on it
00:40:29 He wouldn't risk giving up power
00:40:32 Before he had to
00:40:34 He's got a big majority
00:40:35 Why would you risk that?
00:40:37 Whatever happens at the next general election
00:40:39 Even with the burn and bounce
00:40:40 Even if he did win
00:40:43 The polling doesn't say he would win
00:40:45 Maybe get the most votes
00:40:47 But it would be a minority government
00:40:48 He'd have to form a coalition
00:40:49 Why give up a big majority when you don't need to?
00:40:53 He's shameless enough
00:40:54 He doesn't care that he conducted a bloodless coup d'etat 0.91
00:40:57 And is now a usurper 0.98
00:40:59 A changeling
00:41:01 He's now just a cuckoo in the nest
00:41:05 He's shameless enough that he doesn't care about that 0.83
00:41:09 So why would he call a general election?
00:41:11 It's not in his political interest, is it?
00:41:12 Alright, the Financial Times
00:41:14 I'll show you about Northern Ireland
00:41:15 Roadblock, tensions high in Northern Ireland
00:41:17 After protesters
00:41:20 I thought it was Protestants
00:41:21 After protesters called Orange Order marchers
00:41:23 The opposite 0.96
00:41:24 So the Orange Order, the Protestants 0.99
00:41:26 Marching through Catholic areas 0.99
00:41:28 They insist is their tradition, their right 1.00
00:41:31 And the Catholics never like it 0.99
00:41:33 classic how many how many how long does this have to go on for well centuries is it centuries
00:41:39 both sides sort of antagonizing each other fairly regularly
00:41:43 all right okay they're the front pages
00:41:51 they're the increasingly absurd and infuriating front pages
00:41:56 in the british print media today okay there was one other story oh we do let me do one
00:42:04 other story before i get to the poll one story is danny tomo anti-migrant activist danny tomo
00:42:14 charged after dinghy slashed in channel right there's there's danny boy or danny boy
00:42:21 The dinghies, the dinghies they're calling
00:42:24 He's stabbing up a dinghy there
00:42:27 Empty, the people already been
00:42:29 The RNLI or the Coast Guard or whatever
00:42:30 Have already got them
00:42:31 He stabs up a dinghy
00:42:33 He's been charged
00:42:34 Because remember Shibana Mahmood
00:42:36 The Pakistani woman 1.00
00:42:37 Who bizarrely finds herself LARPing 0.99
00:42:39 Live action role playing
00:42:41 As the Home Secretary
00:42:43 She said if old Tomo or any of his crew
00:42:47 Do anything illegal
00:42:48 They can expect the full force of the law
00:42:50 To come down on him like a ton of bricks
00:42:52 But he did do that
00:42:54 And they've charged him with criminal damage
00:42:57 It's interesting though
00:43:00 I think I saw Godfrey Bloom make a point
00:43:02 Well if you're charging him with criminal damage
00:43:05 Who does the property belong to?
00:43:11 Does it belong to the French?
00:43:15 The actual French authorities
00:43:17 Own the dinghy
00:43:20 i don't know it's a good question though you're charging with criminal damage
00:43:25 who does it actually belong to i think there's other charges as well when they when they pick
00:43:31 you up on these days they're like right give us all the pins to your phone and your laptop and
00:43:36 everything because we want to get in there and see everything you do and if you say no i refuse to
00:43:41 give you my passwords and pins i'd be in trouble actually i can't remember my passwords for most
00:43:45 stuff, don't know about you. They'll say, what's your password to XYZ? And I'll be like,
00:43:51 I can't tell you. And they're like, right, that's an offence. It's not that I won't
00:43:55 tell you, I can't tell you. I set that password up years ago and I've long forgot it. Long
00:44:01 forgot it. I actually can't tell you. All right. You'll think police would just have
00:44:09 like tech bods some some boffins they could just get into it anyway anyway he said he refused to
00:44:16 give them access to his devices and they've charged him with that as well it's going to appear before
00:44:22 magistrates basingstoke magistrates court it's i mean oh and people loads of people turned out
00:44:29 like a vigil i think it was peaceful wasn't it i don't know some sort of thing out loads of people
00:44:33 Outside Basingstoke Crown Court
00:44:36 Or whatever
00:44:36 Or the police station
00:44:37 In support of Daniel Thomas
00:44:41 So there isn't it
00:44:43 Because some suggested
00:44:44 That everything about him
00:44:47 Was like containment
00:44:48 A very very deliberate
00:44:49 Containment SIOP thing
00:44:51 Like he'd been in prison
00:44:52 He was in prison
00:44:53 The authorities
00:44:55 The intelligence services
00:44:57 Got to him in prison
00:44:58 And said
00:44:59 Do you want to be let out early
00:45:01 Well if so
00:45:02 you've got to do our bidding you've got to do xyz like a little bit of containment you'll be the
00:45:10 red meat that the establishment that the blob will throw out as a release pressure release valve 0.92
00:45:15 and we'll let you get away with it because that's the whole point of it we'll let you do stuff at
00:45:21 a portsmouth or dover or stab a dinghy and we'll let you get away with it because that's that's
00:45:27 the play that's the angle you're part of a pressure valve psyop well the home office and
00:45:35 the police didn't get that memo if that is the case because they're coming down on him
00:45:38 like a ton of bricks trying to throw him back in prison so i guess that is uh not an airtight
00:45:48 take if the people let him out of prison in order to do stuff well at the very least you could say
00:45:57 another element independent element of the establishment and didn't get the memo then
00:46:02 doesn't seem like shabana mamood got that memo all right should we have a look at the price of
00:46:09 crude what's the price of crude doing right now it's about the same as it was on friday
00:46:13 yeah brent crude 106 west texas 94 about what it was last week remarkably all right let's have a
00:46:24 Look at our
00:46:25 Poll
00:46:29 What did we look at our poll today
00:46:31 Okay over 1200
00:46:33 Knocking towards 1300
00:46:34 Votes on there
00:46:37 We asked you guys
00:46:38 Should there be any US
00:46:41 Air Force bases in Britain
00:46:43 And the options were
00:46:47 Yes forever
00:46:49 Yes but only for now
00:46:52 No but in future yes
00:46:55 And no never
00:46:56 Those were your options
00:46:57 And no never
00:47:01 Got 20%
00:47:02 No but in future yes
00:47:08 Got 3%
00:47:09 I guess that is a bit of an odd
00:47:10 Choice
00:47:12 Yes but only for now
00:47:15 Gets 30%
00:47:16 And winning it is yes forever
00:47:17 47%
00:47:18 Just it's up to 48
00:47:20 47, 48%
00:47:22 interesting the reason why i did that poll is because yesterday last night on state of politics
00:47:30 go to that camera on my other channel i do with nate mr h reviews state of politics
00:47:35 we did the same similar if not pretty much exactly the same uh poll i wanted to see and that came out
00:47:43 with the majority winning for yes we should have us air full spaces in britain it came out over 60
00:47:49 percent for yes i thought that's an interesting one maybe an anomaly i'll do it on the bow show
00:47:54 and see if there was but no it's the yes vote the eyes have it to a lesser degree but still
00:47:59 yeah so if you add up the yes forever and yes but only for now you add those together
00:48:03 that's like 80 odd percent
00:48:08 even though i'm pro-american you know me i'm half american my father is an american born and raised
00:48:16 the great state of oregon go ducks i am half american got loads of american family
00:48:21 i'm on the end of the spectrum it's much more pro-american than
00:48:25 most in the right-wing dissident sphere if you want to call it that
00:48:29 and yet i'm not particularly for us air full spaces in britain why do we need them how is it
00:48:34 in our interests really doesn't just put a target on us even bigger than that an even bigger thing
00:48:39 again like sun tzu or um maybe machiavelli would say don't have foreign military bases permanent
00:48:50 foreign military bases even if they're nominally your friend and ally don't have foreign military
00:48:55 bases in your country just as a meta point it's not a great idea what if for whatever reason
00:49:03 they decide they're not your ally anymore for whatever reason what then
00:49:06 Well
00:49:09 Alright
00:49:11 It seemed to make much more sense to me during the Cold War
00:49:14 To have all sorts of US military installations all over this island
00:49:19 Do we need them now, really?
00:49:22 Well, okay
00:49:23 The majority of you say yes
00:49:24 You think yes
00:49:25 Alright, well
00:49:27 There you have it
00:49:29 I think that's only the second, maybe the third time I've ever disagreed with the
00:49:32 With the majority opinion on my own poll
00:49:35 yeah it's not bad out of like nine months ten months only two or three times that's ever
00:49:41 happened all right what else have we got well let's just move on to yes already 10 to let's
00:49:47 move on to on this day in history i quite like doing that bit you guys seem to like me doing
00:49:51 that bit down through the centuries nay the millennia on this day in history the 28th of
00:49:56 september what happened of note let's have a look-see right what we got on this day in the
00:50:01 year 935 St. Wenceslas is murdered by his brother Bonaslav. I've seen it, it's Bonaslav,
00:50:10 isn't it? Bonaslav I of Bohemia. Yeah, that is the good King Wenceslas of the Christmas
00:50:18 song fame. Main thing known about him, the takeaway thing is he was a good king, good
00:50:26 King Wenceslas, and then his brother, Bonoslav, was bad.
00:50:30 They called him Bonoslav the Evil, or Bonoslav the Cruel.
00:50:35 And it was just one of those examples in history where you've got a good, nice, benevolent 0.96
00:50:38 leader, and he gets murdered by an evil, horrible tyrant man.
00:50:43 In this case, his own brother. 0.98
00:50:47 The conspirators chopped him down Caesar-style, and then his own brother ran him through with
00:50:51 a lance.
00:50:53 The story goes.
00:50:54 Okay, on this day in 1066
00:50:56 William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy
00:50:58 Lands at Pevensey Bay in Sussex
00:51:00 Beginning the Norman Conquest of England
00:51:03 Do you reckon
00:51:04 I've got long form content
00:51:09 Hours and hours and hours of it
00:51:12 Actually, a mini-series, four, five
00:51:14 What was it? Three, four, five, six parts
00:51:16 I can't remember
00:51:17 All about the life and times and adventures of
00:51:20 William the Bastard, Duke William of Normandy
00:51:22 to become King William I of England
00:51:24 on my history theme show
00:51:26 Behind the Paywall on lowcetis.com
00:51:27 which is called Bodade's Epochs
00:51:29 on lowcetis.com
00:51:30 do consider heading over there
00:51:32 and for £5 a month
00:51:33 bronze team membership
00:51:33 you get access to all of those
00:51:35 a giant body of work
00:51:37 built up over more than 5 years
00:51:38 hundreds and hundreds of hours
00:51:40 without exaggeration
00:51:41 and up to episode 282 or something
00:51:44 all of them long form
00:51:46 an hour, an hour and a half
00:51:47 some more
00:51:47 I think it was a 5 part series
00:51:52 A six part series about William the Conqueror
00:51:54 His early life
00:51:55 The run up to the Battle of Hastings
00:51:57 The Battle of Hastings
00:51:58 The immediate aftermath of the Battle of Hastings
00:52:00 His later reign
00:52:02 The harrying of the North
00:52:03 It goes on and on
00:52:04 Quite a few hours
00:52:06 A small audio book level of detail
00:52:08 Of me talking about
00:52:10 The Norman invasion
00:52:12 Fancy that?
00:52:15 Five pounds a month and it's yours
00:52:16 As well as hundreds and hundreds of hours of other stuff
00:52:19 On lottocetus.com behind the paywall
00:52:20 long-form content by Josh, Big Josh Firm, the Firminator, Luca, Stelios, Dan Tabb, Economics,
00:52:31 Furesmo Dad, Geopolitics, all sorts of stuff. Even some old stuff with Hugo. Remember Hugo?
00:52:39 Anyone remember Hugo? There's a blast from the past. Little Harry, you would have never met Hugo,
00:52:43 did you? No. No, okay.
00:52:50 Alright, okay
00:52:52 What else have we got?
00:52:53 On this day in 1781
00:52:54 7,000 American
00:52:56 Sorry, 9,000 American
00:52:58 And 7,000 French troops
00:53:00 Begin the siege of Yorktown
00:53:01 Ah, the beginning of the end
00:53:02 Well, the end
00:53:03 Of the War of Independence
00:53:05 The American Revolutionary War
00:53:06 Whatever you want to call it
00:53:07 It's the same thing
00:53:07 You know, the siege of Yorktown
00:53:10 Where Cornwallis, our leader
00:53:13 Was besieged there
00:53:14 And ultimately defeated
00:53:15 A massive, massive help
00:53:17 From the American rebels
00:53:19 from the french the french basically bankrupted themselves in order to see the americans defeat
00:53:28 the the english in the revolutionary war there you go after the siege of yorktown it was all over
00:53:33 we had to sign uh what was basically an armistice i suppose you could say after that it was over
00:53:41 but british troops didn't actually finally leave the new world if you want to call it that for
00:53:47 quite a few years there's a big garrison on manhattan island four years after that
00:53:53 i think it was only in 1788 1789 something like that before the final english troops finally
00:54:00 left america but to all intents and purposes after the siege of yorktown it was over the british
00:54:09 government of lord north fell king george iii in one of his periods of being lucid
00:54:18 accepted that we'd lost the 13 colonies okay siege of yorktown pivotal absolutely pivotal point
00:54:25 and a great moment if you're an american okay the birth of your nation really all right on this day
00:54:32 in 1887, Yellow River
00:54:34 or Huanghi
00:54:35 floods in China, killing
00:54:37 900,000
00:54:39 people.
00:54:42 And two,
00:54:43 and
00:54:43 killing between 900, I'm sorry,
00:54:46 killing between 900,000 and 2 million
00:54:48 people.
00:54:52 It's one of the deadliest natural disasters
00:54:54 in history, yeah.
00:54:56 I said it before, I'll say it again. If you go on Wikipedia
00:54:58 say, or any website
00:55:00 of this type, and
00:55:02 you look for a list of all the giant floods that have happened in Chinese history, you
00:55:08 will be shocked, I would have thought, at the number of them, it's just constant, and
00:55:15 the death tolls of them, gigantic. Just that one in 1887, between 900,000, 2 million people,
00:55:23 just that one, I mean, it's one of the deadliest ones of all time, but nonetheless, they go
00:55:27 back to ancient times, some of the first things recorded in Chinese history, oh, there was
00:55:31 a giant flood and thousands upon thousands of thousands of people swept away
00:55:36 that's why the Chinese have got a big long history with dams you know the Three Gorges Dam
00:55:47 the world's biggest dam it's not a shock that it's in China of all places they've always
00:55:55 tried to make dams try and try and try and tame those giant rivers the yellow river the yancey
00:56:05 and and their giant tributaries try and tame the rivers of china it's always been uh
00:56:13 it's never ever worked will the three gorgeous dam hold for all time is it an ecological disaster
00:56:25 Yeah, we can't have a coal mine in Britain or build anything, really, because of ecology.
00:56:33 In China, they can build giant dams, creating giant reservoirs, destroying whole species, and have endless coal plants. 0.63
00:56:44 They're allowed. We're not. 0.96
00:56:45 Okay
00:56:48 On this day in 1939
00:56:50 The German-Soviet boundary and friendship treaty
00:56:52 Is signed by Joachim von Ribbentrop and Molotov
00:56:57 I can't pronounce Molotov's Christian name
00:57:01 Never have been able to 0.87
00:57:01 It redraws German and Soviet spheres of influence in Central Europe 0.51
00:57:05 And transfers most of Lithuania to the USSR 0.70
00:57:08 Yeah, the Molotov-Triven-Ribbentrop pact 0.89
00:57:11 The Nazi-Soviet pact 0.91
00:57:13 Where Mr. Hitler 0.84
00:57:16 And Mr. Stalin 0.71
00:57:19 Mr. Yudof Schilly 0.61
00:57:25 A.K.A. Stalin
00:57:27 Agreed a deal
00:57:29 Where they wouldn't attack each other for 10 years
00:57:31 How'd that work out? 0.92
00:57:33 It only lasted two before Hitler reneged on that 0.71
00:57:36 But the idea was that they wouldn't attack each other 0.75
00:57:38 For at least 10 years
00:57:40 And in that meantime
00:57:43 They could both build up
00:57:45 And follow other foreign policy goals 0.92
00:57:48 Least of which invading and partitioning Poland 0.72
00:57:52 Hitler was over the moon 0.98
00:57:57 In fact they were both happy with it 1.00
00:57:58 When they first signed it
00:58:00 Stalin was quite happy with it
00:58:02 Because it just meant one headache was
00:58:04 Pushed further down the road
00:58:06 As far as Stalin was concerned 0.79
00:58:08 And Hitler was over the moon 0.73
00:58:10 He thought that's it 0.99
00:58:11 He's got everything he needs in place now
00:58:13 To become master of Europe if needs be
00:58:16 When it was finally signed 0.92
00:58:19 Hitler was
00:58:20 According to accounts
00:58:21 According to people that were
00:58:24 In his inner circle
00:58:25 Like Albert Speer 0.92
00:58:26 They say Hitler was jubilant 0.66
00:58:30 He was absolutely over the moon 0.97
00:58:33 He was saying we've got him
00:58:34 That was the last thing I needed
00:58:36 An interesting point
00:58:42 Interesting point in history
00:58:43 Alright
00:58:45 That's the last one
00:58:48 Let's look at our Rumble Rants and Super Chats
00:58:49 Will Global Church History be in at number one today?
00:58:52 Will you have been too early
00:58:53 And it didn't register?
00:58:55 Let's have a look at my
00:58:56 Rumble Rants
00:58:58 Yeah no
00:59:00 I fear not
00:59:01 Yeah Global Church History is not there
00:59:03 Was he too early?
00:59:05 Was he too early?
00:59:05 is he okay all right all of them are from st luke luke street luke stewart 91 today all the rumble
00:59:15 ramps like five of them or so or so far let's start reading them out he says g'day bo oh yeah 0.67
00:59:22 how good he's an Aussie isn't he luke
00:59:25 G'day Bo
00:59:28 He says
00:59:29 G'day Bo and everyone
00:59:34 How was everyone's weekend?
00:59:35 Mine was fine thank you very much
00:59:36 They could have been known
00:59:40 You put
00:59:41 They could have been known for S
00:59:45 The swear word beginning with S
00:59:47 They said online
00:59:49 All people they tried to connect
00:59:50 But they can't arrest Muslims for what they said 1.00
00:59:53 Until they act 0.93
00:59:54 okay i think i gather um i gather what you're saying
00:59:59 yeah this it really is a two-tier system isn't it there's one rule for our foreign invaders
01:00:08 seemingly a more lenient one and a completely different rule for us the native people a much
01:00:14 more stringent strict one insanity insanity of that shouldn't justice be blind isn't the
01:00:22 Personification of justice 1.00
01:00:24 Always a woman 1.00
01:00:25 Holding scales and a sword 1.00
01:00:27 And blindfolded
01:00:28 Because justice should be blind
01:00:30 It should apply to everyone equally
01:00:33 Isn't that a tenet of civilisation
01:00:36 Going back to the ancient world
01:00:37 Yeah, we've abandoned that now 1.00
01:00:42 White people and brown people 1.00
01:00:44 Get two different types of justice now 1.00
01:00:46 Crazy, isn't it?
01:00:50 And it's the harsher 1.00
01:00:51 More draconian one for the whites 0.99
01:00:53 For the native whites 1.00
01:00:54 Mad 1.00
01:00:55 Okay, next one from Luke says 0.95
01:00:58 Apparently the two Muslims that shot up at Bondi last year
01:01:02 Bondi Beach
01:01:03 Were known to the government
01:01:04 And were on a watch list
01:01:06 But then Labour took them off
01:01:09 When they got the power back in 2019
01:01:11 Could have caught earlier
01:01:13 I didn't know that
01:01:16 But it sounds
01:01:17 It sounds believable, doesn't it?
01:01:19 It sounds exactly like
01:01:21 a story that's played out a number of times isn't it how many times has there been a mass
01:01:25 casualty event and the authorities come out and say yeah we know who they were they were on our
01:01:29 watch list we do yeah we know for a fact in britain obviously you're talking about bondi
01:01:36 beach in australia but i know for a fact in britain that the authorities and mi5 have come
01:01:42 out and said there's tens of thousands tens of thousands of militant jihadis on the on their
01:01:49 watch lists that are resident in Britain. They're not being watched. The amount of
01:01:55 money it costs to put one person under 24 hours surveillance. So there's tens of thousands
01:02:01 of militant jihadis, Islamic extremists, just walking around this country, just completely
01:02:06 unwatched. So when one of them does something and pulls it off, then yeah, the authorities
01:02:15 go yeah we know who they were great thanks yeah that watch list is great thanks for that it's
01:02:20 really worth it isn't it uh support them all luke street 91
01:02:31 so you put so moral of your story don't give women power of attorney over you well not just
01:02:41 women anyone i would be loath to give anyone power of attorney over me ever in fact i don't think i
01:02:48 would because by the time my mind is so god say i got you got dementia or something 0.53
01:02:53 in in my last lucid moments they're saying give me power of attorney i'd be like no
01:02:59 no i'm not gonna no no i i just wouldn't do it full stop personally unless there were very very
01:03:08 very specific specific reasons why it would make sense i don't think it makes sense
01:03:17 you'd have to you'd have to trust that person so much even someone you might
01:03:22 have spent half your lifetime with your own wife does that to you
01:03:29 puts you in a care home under an assumed name keeps moving you around
01:03:32 Signs a non-resuscitation order
01:03:34 Oh thanks love
01:03:35 Thanks darling
01:03:36 Appreciate that
01:03:38 I thought you were supposed to be on my side
01:03:40 Okay Luke again says
01:03:44 My screen's just flicked off
01:03:46 And now it's back
01:03:47 Samson
01:03:48 Bro 0.88
01:03:49 You've got to sort that out
01:03:50 Okay it's back though
01:03:51 It says
01:03:52 Luke says
01:03:53 Wouldn't the easiest place to find funding 1.00
01:03:57 Would be to cut all the welfare to immigrants 1.00
01:04:00 and telling them to F off. 1.00
01:04:02 Yes, absolutely, yeah.
01:04:03 It's obvious, isn't it?
01:04:04 Yes, of course. 1.00
01:04:06 There's between 10 and 20 million foreign people here, invaders, 1.00
01:04:10 that have come here since 1997. 1.00
01:04:12 By any natural right, it should not be here. 0.78
01:04:14 This is not their country.
01:04:15 They've got countries of origin they can go back to. 0.97
01:04:18 And we're creaking under the weight of them.
01:04:23 Carousel sizes
01:04:25 Dentists, the NHS, welfare bills
01:04:28 Housing, it goes on and on and on and on
01:04:31 Nearly all public policy is downstream
01:04:33 Of the fact there's between 10 and 20 million
01:04:36 Too many people here 1.00
01:04:37 From foreign lands 1.00
01:04:39 Yeah
01:04:41 To find funding wouldn't it help
01:04:44 If we just deported them 0.99
01:04:45 Because the vast majority of them 0.97
01:04:47 On top of everything else
01:04:48 are not net tax contributors they take out of the exchequer they take out of the pot more than they
01:04:57 put in yeah we need them here for the economy no we don't the exact opposite is true they're a drain
01:05:05 on the economy largely not every single one hashtag not all okay the last one here from
01:05:11 luke again says you wouldn't have to worry about the catholics and protestants in ireland protesting
01:05:17 had England just defeated them in that little war?
01:05:23 What little war?
01:05:24 You're talking about the Troubles?
01:05:25 Or you're talking about the war with, like, Oliver Cromwell?
01:05:30 You're talking about the war with William of Orange?
01:05:32 You're talking about the war with Henry II?
01:05:35 You're talking about...
01:05:36 What war are you talking about?
01:05:37 I suppose you're talking about the Troubles.
01:05:39 It wasn't really a war.
01:05:41 Defeat them?
01:05:45 I get the point.
01:05:46 i suppose you're being well you have put a couple of laughing stroke crying emojis at the end of
01:05:51 that statement so i take it's not entirely serious all right let's have a look at the youtube
01:05:57 super chats little harry you need to bring that up on my screen for me could you make it so
01:06:01 and engage there they're there okay oh there's only a few today half dozen all right let's whip
01:06:08 through them let's see what we got james leeb heaven hole says oh by the way thank you james
01:06:14 deep heaven hole i have noticed you do super chats nearly every day so appreciate it i really
01:06:19 appreciate it thank you same goes for all the people that do them regularly i'm seeing mq sss
01:06:24 emily for restore mank monk and one or two others thanks you thank you to all you guys
01:06:31 you're the glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers thank you okay james deep heaven hall
01:06:36 says sir henry lee master of arms at the tower of london at the spanish armada in 1588
01:06:43 Anyone trying to get into
01:06:46 Steal or damage 0.80
01:06:47 Were immediately hanged
01:06:49 Faced
01:06:50 Yeah
01:06:51 Good
01:06:52 Spanish Armada
01:06:56 At the moment
01:06:57 On Epoch
01:06:58 My history theme show
01:06:58 I've just done
01:07:00 Last Sunday was
01:07:01 Lady Jane Grey 1.00
01:07:03 I've done Henry VIII
01:07:04 I've done Edward VI 0.99
01:07:05 Just done Lady Jane Grey 0.77
01:07:06 Next Sunday I'll be talking about 0.97
01:07:08 Bloody Mary
01:07:08 It might be one episode 0.86
01:07:10 Maybe two on Bloody Mary
01:07:12 maybe probably just one actually and then i get into good queen best queen elizabeth the first
01:07:17 and that'll be a mini series for sure i'll probably do at least three episodes long form episodes on
01:07:23 queen elizabeth might do more i might drill down into that do like a 10 parter little harry what
01:07:32 do you say what do you reckon you up for it yeah that sounds amazing because little harry does my
01:07:37 editing for epochs as well um yeah maybe i'll drill down into good queen best and do a
01:07:42 do it in as sort of as much detail as i can or within reason anyway uh well i'll definitely
01:07:47 be talking about the spanish armada there 1588 drake all that stuff okay cool next one mqsss
01:07:56 says do you pay taxes in the uk or the us half blood oh oh ouch half blood no i am i am fully
01:08:08 fully British, got a British passport
01:08:10 born and raised here, only ever been
01:08:12 on holiday to the United States
01:08:14 never been resident there, never paid a penny
01:08:16 of tax in the US
01:08:17 and my father's
01:08:20 DNA is British
01:08:23 remember when I did my DNA, other than 0.67
01:08:26 that small anomaly
01:08:28 that maybe I had 1.8%
01:08:31 Basque
01:08:31 other than that I was
01:08:35 I was entirely
01:08:37 northwest european was it like 80 plus is it 80 plus britain or england and like a little bit
01:08:47 of scandinavia a little bit of northern germany i guess that's the anglo-saxon bit so and that's
01:08:54 obviously my mother and father's dna so no i'm i don't pay taxes i've never paid taxes in the us 0.89
01:09:00 Half blood, mud blood 0.90
01:09:03 Okay, Emily Forrestore says 1.00
01:09:07 B, please sing the glorious band
01:09:11 Miss it
01:09:11 The glorious band
01:09:13 The chosen few
01:09:16 A lion's gory man
01:09:20 What song is that, you ask, Bo?
01:09:26 It's from The Man Who Would Be King
01:09:28 Michael Caine from Connery
01:09:29 1970s
01:09:30 the man who would be king great film one of my all-time favorite films in fact on mr h reviews
01:09:36 one time me and him did a review of the man who would be king i think i did a good half hour was
01:09:41 it even 40 minutes just talking about the man who would be king based on a rudyard kipling short
01:09:46 story they made a film out of it with sean connery michael caine in the 70s set in the 19th century
01:09:51 they're like english redcoats who know how to drill men and they go into how to make men into
01:10:00 soldiers that is and uh they go into central asia the unknown vastnesses of central asia
01:10:09 and they go there and they go to a local chieftain and they say do you want to defeat your enemies
01:10:16 well we've got modern lee enfield rifles and we can turn them into soldiers and we'll defeat
01:10:22 the next village over how about that they do it do it a number of times then they subvert that king
01:10:28 Rob the Country Three Ways from Sunday
01:10:30 How's that for a plan?
01:10:34 Anyway, in that
01:10:34 They sing that song
01:10:35 That's their song
01:10:38 It's based on
01:10:41 It's an old 19th century
01:10:44 19th century sort of song
01:10:45 Okay, next one
01:10:47 Monk
01:10:48 Is he in
01:10:53 A monastic order
01:10:55 From Manchester, who knows
01:10:57 He says, seems nobody but me has noticed within the past few months
01:11:01 The demographic beginning with P has been removed from the per capita SA data on MOJ
01:11:09 Have they?
01:11:12 I don't keep a close eye on the Ministry of Justice's sexual assault data
01:11:19 But you're saying, beginning with P, Pakistani, is that what you mean?
01:11:25 It's been removed, has it?
01:11:27 maybe i should get lewis brackpool of restore britain fame to do uh
01:11:33 do a request information freedom of information request on that
01:11:38 find out if that's true if you if you say so monk uh mank monk
01:11:43 if you say it's true i'm sure it is so uh classic they're just trying to lie to us
01:11:52 endlessly aren't they they're trying to destroy us there's no other conclusion you can come to
01:11:57 now they're trying to do everything they can to ruin and destroy us from 100 different vectors
01:12:02 all at once pure benevolence okay son of the wolf that's their name at son of the wolf says
01:12:11 without u.s air bases you would have actually you all would have to actually spend money on
01:12:17 the military yeah that would be nice wouldn't it yeah that'd be nice i'd rather that yeah
01:12:21 Tatum2733 says
01:12:25 May be weird
01:12:26 But I think
01:12:26 Fully shaved head is worse
01:12:28 Oh
01:12:28 Yeah
01:12:30 Okay
01:12:30 I just like it nice and neat
01:12:31 Nice and clean
01:12:32 When you get a bit of the
01:12:36 Action man velvet going on
01:12:39 I don't know
01:12:40 It looks like
01:12:40 I don't know
01:12:41 I heard one or two other people say
01:12:44 They prefer a little bit of
01:12:45 The hair on there 1.00
01:12:46 Even my missus
01:12:48 But no
01:12:49 I prefer it to be
01:12:50 Nice and neat and clean
01:12:51 otherwise it just sort of looks like you've failed to cut your hair anyway okay
01:12:58 um certainly i can't let it grow out to the point where i've got some hair on top
01:13:06 and then the sides obviously grow and it's like a like a side crash helmet of hair that's a
01:13:12 terrible look or the bit there like it's a little island little alan shearer island of hair
01:13:16 It's not a good look
01:13:17 Okay
01:13:18 Emily Forrestore says
01:13:20 Thanks B
01:13:21 You made my week
01:13:23 And then a big heart
01:13:23 Oh no
01:13:26 Thank you for watching
01:13:27 I don't know if
01:13:28 That's referenced
01:13:29 To anything specific
01:13:30 Just
01:13:30 Thanks for the morning show
01:13:32 No it's my pleasure
01:13:33 My pleasure
01:13:34 Oh was it for singing
01:13:35 Oh
01:13:36 Where you asked me
01:13:37 To sing the glorious band
01:13:38 Oh my pleasure
01:13:41 My pleasure
01:13:42 Um
01:13:44 Okay the screen's gone off
01:13:46 again okay and then james deep heaven hole says good queen bess um the accession day tilts
01:13:55 a must tilt you mean like jousting don't you mean
01:14:03 what do they sort of do you mean they sort of recreate that these days or
01:14:09 um okay no okay good cool and the last one here is from opening doors one
01:14:16 and they've put something in spanish oh great well done harry harry's seen it he's ahead of
01:14:23 the curve he's typed it into google he's doing a translation um because you've open doors have
01:14:28 just put something in spanish and it says mexico at the end this is the joke this is the joke that
01:14:33 where i've got perhaps not even definitely perhaps 1.8 bask in my dna and the other dna thing i did
01:14:40 because that is ancestry.com and uh what's the other one 23andme is it i can't remember i did
01:14:46 two one of them said i got 1.8 percent bass the other one said no there's no bass at all
01:14:49 anyway the in joke was that not that i'm bass he jumped straight to mexican not that i'm spanish
01:14:55 part spanish he jumped straight to that i'm mexican people have done ai images of me on
01:15:02 twitter as a mexican someone has sent me a um a sombrero in the post the other day
01:15:08 A real, physically in a box, sombrero.
01:15:11 I got it in the office.
01:15:13 It's funny, I think it's funny.
01:15:14 Okay, opening doors, one, put something in Spanish,
01:15:18 and then Harry's translated it, and what does it say?
01:15:20 It says,
01:15:21 So you don't pay taxes in Mexico?
01:15:29 Officially not.
01:15:29 I've never even been to Mexico.
01:15:31 All joking aside, I would like to go to Mexico.
01:15:34 I'd like to visit Chechnya.
01:15:35 I'd love to visit there.
01:15:36 I'd love to visit Teotihuacan, you know, those big, giant temples, Temple of the Sun, Temple
01:15:42 of the Moon, I'd love to go there, there's a number of places in Mexico, I'd love to
01:15:45 go, never been, never been, okay, alright, and one last one, just come in here, may as
01:15:50 well read it, is from, from Reap What You Sow, that's what they've called themselves,
01:15:55 at Reap What You Sow, put, um, you put, Mum stole my dad's wealth when he had dementia,
01:16:01 Oh man
01:16:02 I'm sorry to hear that
01:16:04 That's horrible
01:16:05 Yeah unfortunately those
01:16:07 Those stories aren't all that rare
01:16:09 Something you've been married to
01:16:12 For years and years and years
01:16:13 And then they treat you like that
01:16:15 Right at the end
01:16:16 Horrible
01:16:16 I'm sorry to hear that
01:16:17 That is horrible
01:16:18 Oh
01:16:19 Families eh
01:16:22 That's horrible
01:16:25 I think Sir Randolph
01:16:27 Finds his wife
01:16:29 Needs to be held to account
01:16:30 i really do think that sooner rather than later as well
01:16:36 free ran off fines campaign all right that's the show it's now 16 minutes past 17 minutes past nine
01:16:44 in the a.m on monday monday monday the 28th of september in the year of our lord 2026
01:16:51 thank you for joining me no you guys it's not a thing you've got impeccable taste
01:16:57 turning up live getting involved in the chat and stuff brilliant couldn't ask for more thank you
01:17:03 sincerely thank you can't say that enough and can't say it with enough sincerity thank you
01:17:09 all right try and make the best of the day ahead if you can carpe diem seize the day the most
01:17:14 valuable thing you will ever have is your time orders of magnitude more valuable than any gold
01:17:19 or silver or gems or houses or cars you might own you can't take any of that with you what real value
01:17:24 is it in the final reckoning none your time your time's finite on this earth
01:17:28 all right i don't want to get too preachy about it but try and make it count if you can
01:17:33 until tomorrow morning then guys take care
01:17:54 We'll be right back.