The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 2nd November 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning.

00:00:05.740 Nice audible tea slip there, first thing on a Monday morning.

00:00:08.140 You alright?

00:00:09.740 Are you? I hope you are. I do hope you are.

00:00:11.740 Monday, Monday.

00:00:13.540 Another day, another dollar. Another week, another dollar.

00:00:16.540 That's not a saying, is it?

00:00:18.560 Are you bright-eyed and bushy-tailed?

00:00:19.940 Rocking and raring for the day ahead, nay, the week ahead.

00:00:22.640 Are you? Come on, wakey-wakey.

00:00:23.920 Come on, come on. Out of bed.

00:00:25.660 Get up, sleepyhead. Let's go. The day's half over.

00:00:28.040 It's now 8 in the a.m.

00:00:30.000 Greenwich Mean Time on Monday the 2nd of October in the year of our Lord 2026

00:00:35.120 okay I said October then didn't I November of course it's November sorry

00:00:39.420 about that maybe I'm not fully awake yet no I am don't worry about it don't

00:00:44.280 worry about it I've been up for ages right make sure you get the thumbs up

00:00:50.100 do the fan dabby dozy button YouTube and the Algo really care about that they

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00:01:15.440 of the lotus eaters posts stuff all right you guys know who you are you're the glorious band

00:01:22.820 the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters thank you for joining me without you guys it

00:01:26.460 isn't a thing genuinely hope you had a nice weekend as always nearly always i'm joined

00:01:31.260 by my producer little harry how are you sir morning yeah i'm all good

00:01:34.780 slightly disconcerting completely disembodied voice of the all-knowing

00:01:41.220 producer there omniscient omnipresent do you have a good weekend little harry yeah yeah it was good

00:01:50.140 Excellent. Well, let's get on with it. That's enough faffing about, isn't it?

00:01:55.640 We're on a fannying about for one morning. Let's get into it.

00:01:58.140 This show is supposed to be about what's in the legacy corporate lamestream media on any given day.

00:02:02.140 What are they lying to us about by omission, at least, at the very least, by omission?

00:02:06.140 Well, what kind of freakish perversion of the truth are they trying to beam directly into the brain boxes of the average credulous normie?

00:02:16.140 What slop are they serving up for us today?

00:02:19.260 It's best to know though, isn't it?

00:02:21.020 Even if it's frustrating and annoying

00:02:22.860 and obviously subversive and liars, it's best to know.

00:02:26.100 Because so many people get their version of reality

00:02:29.100 from this, millions of normies.

00:02:31.780 Bury head in the sand, pretend you're too cool for it,

00:02:34.160 the whole thing, but it's important to know

00:02:37.220 what our enemies are doing, what they're talking about.

00:02:39.300 Are they trying to manipulate the average person?

00:02:43.800 Let's shine a spotlight on it, shall we?

00:02:46.140 Let's debunk their lies.

00:02:49.900 What have we got?

00:02:50.740 Okay, so today, I would say,

00:02:53.760 the two or three biggest stories of the day

00:02:55.780 aren't even on any of the front pages.

00:02:58.640 There's a lot, doesn't it?

00:03:00.760 An indictment, isn't it?

00:03:02.220 The print media, Fleet Street,

00:03:04.300 that evil, quite evil cabal of Fleet Street editors.

00:03:06.380 What have we got?

00:03:07.220 A family's pain, that's the Novak family 0.97

00:03:09.640 they're talking about, 0.92

00:03:11.000 and EU students in return for trade.

00:03:16.140 something like 100,000 EU students a year

00:03:20.920 in order for a slightly better trade deal with the EU.

00:03:24.580 Wasn't this exactly what Brexit was all about, this type of thing?

00:03:30.600 So they can, and it looks like they are undoing it in all but name.

00:03:36.540 OK, let's start with the mirror.

00:03:39.660 On the sloppier end of the scale, the mirror.

00:03:42.880 Pure Labour Party propaganda organ.

00:03:44.720 what have we got the king okay pm prime minister in favor of slavery apology but reparations are

00:03:50.680 not on the table so over the weekend and towards the end of last week there was a get yet again

00:03:55.960 in the news cycle all about an apology and or reparations from britain for our role in the

00:04:01.540 transatlantic slave trade no talk about the abolitionist movement no talk about that no talk

00:04:08.160 about other slave trades the ottoman slave trade no talk about that no no talk about how we the

00:04:14.140 British Navy, the Royal Navy, tried to stamp out the slave trade, the Atlantic slave trade

00:04:19.520 after the fact, after we'd abolished it. No talk of any of this. No mention that Tony

00:04:24.900 Blair made a formal apology in the very late 90s or was it the very early 2000s? I can't

00:04:29.520 remember. 1999, 2000, something like that. Tony Blair, I remember it clearly, clear as

00:04:34.600 day. Making a formal apology on behalf of the British people and the British government

00:04:38.820 for our role in the transatlantic slave trade. It's never enough, is it? Never, ever enough.

00:04:42.320 So we've already made an apology, but they want another one.

00:04:45.800 So is that what this is now?

00:04:47.000 Every time there's a new prime minister or king,

00:04:50.120 they've got to apologise again, have they?

00:04:52.800 It's part of the checklist when you're going to number 10, is it?

00:04:56.740 You've got to make sure you get the nuclear codes,

00:04:58.620 then make a new apology for the transatlantic slave trade.

00:05:02.180 Mental.

00:05:02.680 And it won't be enough anyway, even if they do apologise,

00:05:04.760 even if Burnham does apologise,

00:05:07.260 they just see that as a sign of weakness.

00:05:08.640 They're like, oh, well, it's all forgotten then.

00:05:10.120 Oh Andy Burnham's apologised

00:05:13.060 That's the end of that story

00:05:14.020 Close that book

00:05:15.800 No, no, no, no

00:05:17.120 I see that as a weakness

00:05:18.720 We'll push harder for financial reparations now

00:05:21.700 Gibbs

00:05:22.100 Anyway, in the news

00:05:28.500 There's a few conflicting things

00:05:29.940 Whether Andy Burnham will give them reparations or not

00:05:33.560 I mean, the mirror here is going with

00:05:35.280 It's not on the table

00:05:36.560 But there's other stories later we'll see

00:05:38.580 It is, not necessarily billions and billions of just cash

00:05:42.300 But other things, investing more heavily in places like Jamaica or something

00:05:46.840 Investing in their schools and hospitals and things

00:05:49.740 As a type of reparations

00:05:51.280 It will never, ever, ever be enough

00:05:53.000 It's not about that, is it?

00:05:55.420 It's not about, it's certainly not about an apology

00:05:58.100 Because what's that worth anyway?

00:06:00.980 It's a couple of centuries ago

00:06:02.700 And Tony Blair's already done it anyway

00:06:05.380 So it's not about that

00:06:06.440 The apologies are nonsense from start to finish, that element of it.

00:06:10.700 And as for the Gibbs, the money, that wouldn't be enough anyway.

00:06:13.720 Even if they brought out some insane figure and we paid it,

00:06:18.740 that wouldn't be the end of the story, would it?

00:06:20.860 No, it's about guilt, isn't it?

00:06:23.140 It's about a guilt trip.

00:06:25.020 That's what it's about.

00:06:26.840 And they'll never, ever stop that.

00:06:30.680 They should be ignored. 1.00

00:06:32.020 When people from countries like, I don't know, 1.00

00:06:33.600 of the Bahamas or Jamaica State or wherever, India even, to start talking about apologies

00:06:38.500 and reparations, should be the UK's government policy to either completely blanket ignore

00:06:45.360 it, or just have a prepared statement that just gets released every single time that

00:06:50.540 just says, nope, nope, next, anything else?

00:06:55.820 What you want reparations from us?

00:06:57.120 Pass, thank you.

00:06:58.880 What else?

00:07:00.780 Words to that effect.

00:07:02.060 Perhaps not those exact words.

00:07:03.600 Imagine the Foreign Office.

00:07:06.040 The Foreign Office releases a formal statement.

00:07:09.600 It just says, no, pass, next.

00:07:14.540 Anyway.

00:07:16.600 It's funny, the same people never, ever talk about other slave trades. 0.53

00:07:20.680 Like I say, the Ottoman slave trade.

00:07:25.160 No mention of it ever. 1.00

00:07:26.740 All right.

00:07:27.780 I thought I'd spend a couple of minutes on that because it is on the lamestream media today. 1.00

00:07:32.520 All right, what's this woman? 1.00

00:07:33.300 I think she's a judge on Strictly Come Dancing. 1.00

00:07:35.140 Don't care, don't care.

00:07:37.040 She looks like Dorian from Birds of a Feather.

00:07:40.420 Anybody? 0.71

00:07:41.740 If you're not British and over probably at least 35,

00:07:44.400 you wouldn't even know Dorian.

00:07:45.860 Anyway.

00:07:48.160 Don't care about Strictly Come Dancing.

00:07:49.820 All right, Novak.

00:07:50.540 Henry Novak, a family's pain.

00:07:52.080 My boy, my boy.

00:07:53.700 Shattered parents and sister

00:07:54.860 talk for the first time about moment they found

00:07:57.160 that they were told of Ladd's death.

00:07:59.920 So yeah, just a horrible story. The family have done some sort of formal interview talking about when they were told the news. Horrible. Horrible. Or Henry Novak. His name was Henry Novak.

00:08:14.340 Okay, The Guardian. Something about disgusting feminist, revolting, idiot feminist Jo Brand. 1.00

00:08:27.140 Don't care about her. Don't care what she says about anything, ever. 1.00

00:08:31.560 Britain is ready to spend £450 million on EU students if it can join Trade Pact.

00:08:37.300 Act

00:08:38.200 Plan is contingent on the bloc of Europe

00:08:43.060 Allowing entry to its made in Europe scheme

00:08:46.420 So the story is

00:08:49.200 Apparently our government has got some sort of plan

00:08:52.740 They're preparing plans

00:08:54.100 To spend something in the order effectively

00:08:58.740 Of £450 million on giving EU students

00:09:02.920 discounts on

00:09:04.620 UK university

00:09:06.780 fees

00:09:07.340 and then

00:09:10.660 once we've fulfilled that

00:09:12.460 our side of the blackmail

00:09:14.020 Europe will let us

00:09:16.420 enter some sort of trade pact with them 0.97

00:09:18.660 Europe cannot, the European

00:09:22.620 Union, the bloc, the European

00:09:24.740 project, cannot stop

00:09:27.000 treating Britain like some sort of prison 1.00

00:09:28.980 bitch, can they? They won't 1.00

00:09:30.800 they can't and won't stop doing that

00:09:32.920 They see us, the people in Brussels and Strasbourg, they just see Britain as something to exploit.

00:09:40.740 Well, they see all the member states as that, don't they?

00:09:43.980 Don't they?

00:09:44.740 Isn't that what it is, really?

00:09:48.880 An extra layer of political gangsterism over the top of every country's own national layer of political gangsterism.

00:09:57.940 The EU.

00:10:00.800 They can't stop it.

00:10:01.940 they won't stop it

00:10:03.320 they just see us as a cash cow

00:10:06.220 something to exploit

00:10:07.880 something to take the piss out of

00:10:10.940 at every possible turn 0.93

00:10:12.340 disgusting thing

00:10:15.080 I would love it 0.90

00:10:15.720 I would love it if the AFD get in in Germany

00:10:18.380 and National Rally get in in France

00:10:20.360 and they both

00:10:21.240 deliver death knells

00:10:23.740 to the European project

00:10:25.260 I would love it

00:10:26.680 if we beat them

00:10:28.440 I would love it 0.99

00:10:31.940 Revolting, a revolting thing.

00:10:36.540 There's a picture of Mo Farah.

00:10:39.520 It's actually not Mo Farah.

00:10:41.160 It's that woman, what's her name?

00:10:43.760 Maya Jammer. 0.99

00:10:46.140 It's a woman, she dressed up as, she's some sort of brown woman. 0.97

00:10:49.140 And she dressed up as Mo Farah for Halloween. 0.58

00:10:55.240 If you notice, they're actually quite feminine hands with nails on it.

00:10:58.840 That's not the real Mohamed Farah.

00:11:01.940 Okay. Therapists call for statutory regulation. Just more regulation, just more red tape.

00:11:09.940 Just more red tape endlessly. We don't need Europe to give us endless amounts of red tape.

00:11:14.940 Labour will do it for themselves. Migrant rules may exempt care workers. 1.00

00:11:19.940 Shabana Mahmood, the Pakistani woman, who bizarrely finds herself laughing as the Home Secretary,

00:11:27.940 Spent months and months and months and months, hasn't she, talking about she's going to tighten rules on legal migration.

00:11:36.600 Not really. A little bit. Again, moving the deck chairs half a mil.

00:11:43.740 Managed decline. It was where it only used to take five odd years in this country before she was allowed to have permanent settlement, indefinite right to remain. 0.94

00:11:56.100 she wants to make it more like 10 years and in some cases 15 years 0.73

00:11:59.980 I mean loads of pushback from the likes of Angela the Fridge Rainer Big Bird 0.97

00:12:04.280 and loads of the other lefty backbenchers

00:12:06.720 as well as a lot of the legacy corporation media

00:12:09.320 bloody papers like The Guardian

00:12:11.480 she's finally going to talk about it in Parliament today apparently

00:12:15.400 but she's going to exempt a whole bunch of different people

00:12:17.700 certainly care workers 1.00

00:12:19.660 because already doctors and nurses are exempt from that sort of thing 1.00

00:12:23.080 she wants to make care workers exempt from it as well 1.00

00:12:25.680 there you go 1.00

00:12:26.740 she was going to move the deck chair half a mil 1.00

00:12:29.480 now she's only moving it a sixteenth of a mil 0.99

00:12:31.940 well done, brilliant

00:12:32.860 funny, funny

00:12:35.340 I thought Burnham was going to do some sort of radical shake up

00:12:38.180 I thought he was going to be one of the most radical governments for 40 years

00:12:40.520 or since the war or whatever

00:12:41.840 no, no

00:12:42.740 less radical if anything

00:12:45.580 doing less than Starmer was

00:12:48.520 if anything

00:12:48.960 he's weak isn't he

00:12:55.360 I mean, Starmer, sorry, Burnham.

00:12:57.980 Burnham's got more charisma, slightly more charisma than Starmer.

00:13:01.920 Starmer was in negative figures for charisma, wasn't he?

00:13:04.480 He was a real, real robot of a man.

00:13:08.220 I feel like politically, Burnham's more spineless than Starmer.

00:13:13.600 It's a remarkable thing to say, isn't it?

00:13:16.260 Starmer was pretty spineless, yet he tried, he attempted half a dozen things, didn't he?

00:13:22.740 usually got blocked by his own backbenchers

00:13:25.860 when he tried to do stuff

00:13:26.860 he attempted two or three big things

00:13:29.380 relatively big things

00:13:30.960 actually not very big in the scheme of stuff

00:13:32.660 but he did

00:13:33.720 he could try

00:13:35.180 Burnham doesn't seem to be doing anything

00:13:37.660 it seems like that thing he said about

00:13:40.480 it's going to be a radical change

00:13:41.620 it's going to change the game

00:13:42.620 it's going to change British politics

00:13:43.800 it's going to be the biggest change in 40 years

00:13:46.040 it is like 1984 double speak

00:13:50.240 where you do the exact opposite of what you say.

00:13:55.260 The exact opposite.

00:13:57.100 So, you know, almost like the more he hyped up

00:13:59.860 how radical his government's going to be,

00:14:01.740 the less it was actually going to do.

00:14:03.440 These are who these people are.

00:14:05.060 Andy Burnham's a weakling, isn't he? 0.98

00:14:06.540 Pathetically, I don't know how much he can bench. 0.99

00:14:09.380 I don't know how much he can squat. 1.00

00:14:13.320 Politically, very weak.

00:14:14.800 Very, very, very weak, isn't he?

00:14:17.640 All right, The Express is a good paper.

00:14:20.240 It's not a good paper. It's a disgusting, subversive propaganda organ. 0.93

00:14:33.240 Alright, what have we got? 0.99

00:14:35.240 Olukemi Badenoch, the Nigerian anchor baby, warns that reopening Brexit debate will, quote,

00:14:41.240 put the country on pause.

00:14:44.240 Yeah, maybe. Yeah.

00:14:46.240 And she says, we must not indulge the PM's EU fantasy.

00:14:50.400 Yeah, fair enough.

00:14:51.540 The anchor baby said something right in her fake voice. 0.99

00:14:55.860 In her fake English voice.

00:14:57.860 The anchor baby said something that I agree with.

00:15:01.180 Labour's plan to rip up Brexit is threatening to tear Britain apart.

00:15:06.860 Olukemu, Olufanti, Badenoch, the Nigerian, warned.

00:15:11.080 Caribbean Queen, there's Camilla Parker-Bells in the Caribbean.

00:15:16.960 Camilla joins the King for latest leg of Royal Tour.

00:15:19.120 Does she? Does she? 0.54

00:15:21.160 Next.

00:15:22.240 The star, real slot.

00:15:23.340 Oh, look, Arsenal beat Liverpool.

00:15:25.900 Arsenal beat Liverpool.

00:15:26.720 You don't care about sports, well, do you?

00:15:28.840 Arsenal, top of the league.

00:15:31.660 The Gooners.

00:15:35.940 Yep.

00:15:37.060 Harry, you find that funny, don't you?

00:15:39.200 It's amazing.

00:15:41.400 When I first told Harry about it, he was laughing.

00:15:43.720 for anyone who doesn't know the arsenal arsenal you know like a where you collect guns you could

00:15:49.860 call that an arsenal if you've got loads of cannon in one place you could refer to that as an arsenal

00:15:53.880 and on their badge arsenal london football club arsenal north london football club on their actual

00:15:59.820 badge is like a cannon image they're known as the gunners they're the gunners you get it

00:16:06.580 and their fans for years and years and years ever since i was alive called themselves the gooners

00:16:13.720 like just a slight variation on gunners gooners 0.85

00:16:19.640 well the zoomers have decided there's another meaning to the word gooner now haven't they

00:16:26.140 let's move on let's move on you don't care about sports ball okay directors hospital 0.87

00:16:32.820 oh yeah all right michael man the director and screenwriter michael man he was involved in like

00:16:38.780 He did Heat, didn't he?

00:16:39.780 You know that De Niro Pacino film, Heat?

00:16:42.140 Last of the Mohicans, yeah?

00:16:44.740 He's knocking on now.

00:16:45.560 He's like 80-something now, 83 or whatever.

00:16:47.580 He shot himself in the leg.

00:16:53.480 He's not dead or anything.

00:16:55.480 Oh, and Miami Vice.

00:16:56.300 He did Miami Vice.

00:16:56.880 Are they making a film out?

00:16:57.920 I think maybe they're making a film.

00:17:01.260 There was an old TV show back in what, the 80s, Miami Vice.

00:17:03.900 They're now making a film, Modern Reboot or something or other.

00:17:06.860 Miami Vice legend in freak gun horror

00:17:09.920 Michael Mann shoots himself on range

00:17:11.820 He shoots himself in the leg

00:17:13.200 That's going to be pretty bad when you're in your 80s

00:17:15.920 Isn't it? If you're a young man and it's not too bad

00:17:18.080 You don't bleed out immediately

00:17:19.520 You haven't sort of destroyed your femur

00:17:21.280 You'd get over that probably wouldn't you

00:17:23.460 I mean it'd be an injury that would last for the rest of your life

00:17:25.840 And you know probably ache

00:17:27.500 When it gets cold and stuff

00:17:28.840 When you're 83

00:17:30.440 Getting shot in any way

00:17:33.440 Is going to be pretty bad isn't it

00:17:35.500 OK? There you go.

00:17:38.500 The star has decided that's the most important story today,

00:17:42.500 that Michael Mann accidentally shot himself in the leg.

00:17:45.500 There's bigger stories than that.

00:17:47.500 In fact, let's move on a little bit, slightly more quickly from the papers today,

00:17:51.500 because as I say, two or three bigger stories aren't even in the papers.

00:17:54.500 The Financial Times, here we go. 0.86

00:17:56.500 Cracks appear, Gen Z clashes, rock Germany. 0.99

00:18:00.500 so you remember don't you 0.86

00:18:03.380 that there was all sorts of

00:18:04.860 unrest mainly in France

00:18:07.760 migrants, leftist and migrants 0.95

00:18:11.480 trying to burn down France 1.00

00:18:13.600 pretending it's about 0.96

00:18:15.660 funding for the French

00:18:17.620 education system

00:18:18.540 the lexical mainstream media

00:18:20.500 trying to claim it's about

00:18:22.620 the cost of living and education reform

00:18:25.600 and things

00:18:26.140 when it's obviously the start of

00:18:28.220 the secretarian nightmare 0.87

00:18:30.180 which is going to blight Europe

00:18:31.960 for a generation or more.

00:18:35.540 Well, it's broken out all over the place

00:18:36.580 in Italy, Albania, Serbia,

00:18:40.100 a few places, Germany now, Germany.

00:18:43.260 Berlin, Frankfurt, Cologne,

00:18:45.600 loads of cities in Germany

00:18:46.800 at the weekend, smashed up 1.00

00:18:48.420 by leftists and migrants. 1.00

00:18:51.980 It is them as well.

00:18:52.880 I mean, yeah, in the Telegraph, I think.

00:18:55.320 Was it?

00:18:56.180 Yeah, look, here's a little story

00:18:57.580 in the Telegraph.

00:18:58.620 It says,

00:18:58.800 quote, leftists and migrants, quote, riot in Germany. Who said that quote? Like the interior

00:19:06.320 minister of Germany. Yeah, so it's not just me saying that. It's not just my personal far-right

00:19:11.200 fantasy. They're the words of the actual German interior minister. If you see any pictures or

00:19:18.460 footage of it, yeah, it's all the browns, all the brown kids going berserk. The way these things 1.00

00:19:24.120 often play out is during the daytime there's some sort of relatively peaceful protest of 0.99

00:19:28.340 lefties and then when night falls they come out of the woodwork start smashing shit up 0.89

00:19:35.300 sorry I'm not supposed to swear on this show I'm supposed to be clean apologies 0.99

00:19:41.060 they start smashing things up looting throwing molotov cocktails assaulting attempting to

00:19:49.340 murder police officers etc etc

00:19:54.120 Am I exaggerating any of that? Is that untrue, any of what I've just said there?

00:19:57.620 No, that's exactly what's happening. 0.91

00:19:59.620 That's exactly what's happening, the sectarian nightmare. 0.97

00:20:06.620 Don't say we didn't warn you. 1.00

00:20:08.620 Import the third world, become the third world. 0.99

00:20:11.620 All right, the Daily Telegraph, the Toregraph, German-owned Zionist slop. 0.94

00:20:16.620 Israel can have an ancestral homeland of its own, by some sort of natural right. 0.50

00:20:22.620 have a demographic which isn't ruined for all time,

00:20:25.640 but Britain can't have such a thing.

00:20:28.200 That's the Telegraph's lion.

00:20:29.680 That's who the Telegraph are now.

00:20:31.980 Our enemies.

00:20:35.520 Right, the Telegraph.

00:20:36.940 Burnham open to slavery payouts.

00:20:38.660 Do you remember at the top, what was it, the mirror?

00:20:40.780 Saying, no, he might apologise, but there won't be payouts.

00:20:44.140 Well, there you go, the Telegraph saying there will be, there might be.

00:20:47.800 PM will consider investments in healthcare and education

00:20:50.880 as redressed for colonial past.

00:20:53.680 Investments in health care and education

00:20:54.980 for the countries that are demanding Gibbs,

00:20:58.200 like Jamaica or whatever.

00:21:01.480 Or we'll just spend more of our money we haven't got.

00:21:06.180 You know, we're in debt to the tune of £3 trillion

00:21:08.700 and the deficit keeps getting worse to the tune

00:21:11.180 of about £120 billion more every single year, year on year,

00:21:14.940 and that number will keep increasing.

00:21:16.560 But we're going to start investing more

00:21:18.160 in the health care and education of colonial,

00:21:21.820 ex-colonial nations, just because they've said

00:21:24.900 we can't afford the health care and education

00:21:28.800 in our own country.

00:21:31.660 But we're going to invest more in theirs now, 0.74

00:21:34.080 just because of white guilt for something 200 years ago, 0.72

00:21:37.920 which we stopped.

00:21:39.260 It's madness, isn't it?

00:21:40.500 Madness.

00:21:41.180 We must be mad.

00:21:42.360 Literally mad. 1.00

00:21:43.640 there's haggard old camilla parker bowls again don't care about her labor to break manifesto 1.00

00:21:51.800 pledge on going green by 2030 who cares so what good it's completely arbitrary and frankly insane

00:21:58.460 pledge anyway completely arbitrary just conjured out of thin air by this year we'll have this many

00:22:05.620 emissions why where'd you get that from what's that based on you just conjured that out of thin

00:22:11.940 now, haven't you? Oh, they might break that pledge. Sorry, I left my tiny violin in the

00:22:18.080 office. I've actually physically got a tiny violin. A little plastic little toy one, like

00:22:24.080 that big. Someone sent one in to me. God knows where they got it from. Someone sent it in

00:22:29.260 to the Lotus Eater's PO box address. I should bring it every now and again, keep it in my

00:22:33.680 pocket. Bring out the tiny violin. Got a tiny little fiddle on it as well. Should I...

00:22:41.940 play a tiny lament for the broken labour manifesto pledge of going green by 2030.

00:22:51.300 shed a tear

00:22:54.580 okay khan accused muhammad sadiq khan that's the mayor of london not the 77 suicide bomber

00:23:00.420 sadiq khan accused of cover-up over unlawful speeding tickets apparently um muhammad sadiq

00:23:08.580 Khan the mayor of London not the 77 suicide bomber terrorist when he brought in certain new laws to

00:23:15.780 fine people more in London for like parking and driving violations apparently sort of

00:23:21.300 some sort of technical in some technical way it was they're saying it was illegal or uncorrect in

00:23:26.740 some way it's like tens of thousands of people that were fined

00:23:34.660 may have been fined illegally.

00:23:40.740 Okay. 0.70

00:23:41.620 Rayna builds fewer homes than Tories did.

00:23:44.760 Classic. 0.99

00:23:45.720 Classic.

00:23:46.720 That was her whole thing, wasn't it?

00:23:49.220 It's like her whole political raison d'etre 1.00

00:23:52.400 was that she would build loads and loads and loads of homes. 0.99

00:23:59.980 She's not a very good politician, is she? 1.00

00:24:02.400 for getting things done. 0.99

00:24:05.980 She's not a very good speaker.

00:24:07.760 A bit like Lisa Nandy, 0.99

00:24:08.820 like her tongue's slightly too big for her mouth. 0.96

00:24:11.000 Something. 1.00

00:24:12.120 She's an idiot, isn't she, Angela Rayner? 1.00

00:24:15.120 We've got quite a lot of stupid politicians, haven't we? 1.00

00:24:18.380 There's many you can't... 1.00

00:24:19.160 They might be evil, 1.00

00:24:19.980 but you can't accuse them of being stupid. 1.00

00:24:21.540 Someone like Tony Blair. 1.00

00:24:23.100 It would be wrong to say he's stupid, wouldn't it? 1.00

00:24:25.820 He's certainly not. 1.00

00:24:27.040 Certainly not.

00:24:28.800 Someone like David Cameron, even, 1.00

00:24:30.560 I wouldn't call stupid 0.99

00:24:32.720 Someone like Starmer even 1.00

00:24:36.900 Wouldn't necessarily call him stupid 1.00

00:24:38.920 Pretty malevolent 1.00

00:24:41.400 Pretty evil actually

00:24:43.060 I would argue 0.99

00:24:44.180 But not stupid 0.99

00:24:45.380 Some of these people 0.99

00:24:47.060 I think it's fair to say 1.00

00:24:50.260 They're objectively dumb 1.00

00:24:52.600 You know like David Lammy 1.00

00:24:54.000 David Lammy for example

00:24:56.260 Angela Rayner 0.99

00:25:00.560 you know don't you you know when you're not a dumb person yourself you can spot other people 1.00

00:25:06.960 that are like clearly stupid it's like easy to spot isn't it she seems to be one of those 1.00

00:25:13.600 i think richard tice falls into that category personally 1.00

00:25:20.720 okay rules on migrant care workers water down yeah okay we've done that

00:25:24.240 oh yeah here we go the the german interior minister just explicitly said yeah it's leftists

00:25:28.720 some migrants doing it of course it is well that's just a statement of fact of course it is

00:25:33.840 yeah a lot of the legacy corporate mainstream media i did a video just last night on sunday

00:25:37.360 sunday t-stop sunday time my live stream my sunday night live stream with nate mr h reviews

00:25:41.760 on state of politics state politics and we did a whole segment about the german riots and things

00:25:48.160 uh we was looking at a bbc article an online bbc article and the amount of gaslighting in that

00:25:53.040 an article just from yesterday

00:25:54.980 no mention whatsoever

00:25:56.900 of the migrant element to it

00:25:59.720 the hardline lefty element to it

00:26:02.160 they just said about four or five times

00:26:04.460 and it was only a relatively short article

00:26:06.040 probably only 500 words

00:26:07.660 less than a thousand words

00:26:08.660 they must have said four or five times

00:26:10.700 it was largely peaceful

00:26:12.520 yeah these scores of cops were injured

00:26:16.140 there were Molotov cocktails thrown

00:26:17.980 shops were looted

00:26:20.280 but it was largely peaceful

00:26:21.740 they were doing that thing

00:26:22.420 they did the meme

00:26:22.960 Largely peaceful, and it's all about education reform and that cost of living. 0.97

00:26:33.480 What liars. What filthy liars. 1.00

00:26:39.440 Aunty, the BBC, is a disgusting liar. 1.00

00:26:46.220 Let's move on. The Times. The Venerable Times. 1.00

00:26:50.360 Arsenal back on top. You don't care about sports ball.

00:26:52.440 okay uh end of not for ee food warnings as standards align with europe again another example

00:27:00.600 of where the our government our current government has brought us back just completely in line with

00:27:06.940 europe even though we're not legally obliged to anymore by strasburg they're just doing it anyway

00:27:11.120 thanks thanks for that devolution plan to move youngsters off benefits labor's tough love

00:27:20.460 task for local leaders this is saying that alan milburn you remember anyone old enough to remember

00:27:25.180 alan milburn he was right at the heart of new labor ever since the blair years he's back

00:27:30.500 alan milburn they've trotted him out and he's he's been tasked as they to do a big report on

00:27:36.760 the needs the young people that are not in education or or employment and that's going

00:27:42.820 to be released soon is it even tomorrow soon anyway and he's apparently it's been leaked

00:27:47.880 that his idea is to just give more power to local government

00:27:53.360 to sort of force young people one way or another back into work

00:27:58.160 or educational training.

00:28:02.820 Okay, Alan Milburn, sure.

00:28:05.980 Haven't you done enough, Alan?

00:28:08.340 Shouldn't you slink off into obscurity now?

00:28:10.980 Aren't you embarrassed?

00:28:13.120 Aren't you, Alan Milburn, aren't you embarrassed by the state of Britain?

00:28:16.900 When you look at what Britain was like in the 80s and the 90s,

00:28:20.860 during the major years and before, of course,

00:28:22.920 and then you look at what Blair and New Labour have done since then,

00:28:28.300 Blair, New Labour and the Cameron years,

00:28:31.380 which were effectively an extension of New Labour and Blairism.

00:28:36.380 Don't you look at the trajectory the country's on since 1997

00:28:40.680 and you're not ashamed of it?

00:28:43.300 You don't hang your head in shame.

00:28:45.060 No, he doesn't know, does he? Someone like Alan Milburn

00:28:48.240 No

00:28:48.540 Someone like Alan Milburn, still happy to sit in the Cabinet Office

00:28:52.300 Talk about how they're going to change Britain for the better

00:28:54.500 And all the good things they've done

00:28:56.400 Filth 0.99

00:28:58.620 Fabian 0.98

00:29:00.400 Filth

00:29:02.500 No surprises expected from King on slavery trade apology

00:29:09.280 You know, he's old school, isn't he?

00:29:11.080 He's the son of the Duke of Edinburgh

00:29:13.400 is pretty old school in many ways

00:29:15.280 but also politically, morally 1.00

00:29:18.640 a weakling and a coward 1.00

00:29:19.980 and anti-white, anti-British 1.00

00:29:21.720 pro-Islam 0.95

00:29:22.600 pro-anyone foreign

00:29:24.600 so you'll probably end up crumbling in the end 0.67

00:29:26.660 just do as he's told

00:29:28.080 the IR paper

00:29:30.520 UK may have to accept

00:29:33.400 100,000 young Europeans

00:29:35.120 a year to unlock Brexit deal 1.00

00:29:37.060 we've got traitors

00:29:40.780 in Westminster haven't we 0.93

00:29:43.400 A giant cabal of traitors. 0.90

00:29:47.800 Do you remember this woman? 0.52

00:29:48.700 What was her name?

00:29:50.620 Corrine Jean-Pierre.

00:29:51.860 Do you remember her?

00:29:53.140 She was Biden's press secretary. 1.00

00:29:57.200 What a disgusting joke she was. 1.00

00:30:00.180 I mean, it is often the job of a press secretary to sort of lie and spin endlessly. 1.00

00:30:06.140 It's kind of their job.

00:30:07.000 If you're going to be a White House press secretary or any press secretary,

00:30:12.480 Often it is sort of explicitly your job to sort of spin the truth.

00:30:18.580 But she did it in a truly sickening way, didn't she?

00:30:23.300 The iPaper have got some sort of op-ed from her and she says,

00:30:26.300 I worked in the White House.

00:30:27.400 Yeah, we know.

00:30:28.120 Yeah, we remember.

00:30:30.040 Yeah.

00:30:31.300 Trump is about to see what losing the midterm means.

00:30:34.180 We'll see, won't we?

00:30:35.080 We'll see.

00:30:36.240 So it's the midterms on what?

00:30:37.820 Tomorrow, isn't it?

00:30:39.640 I think.

00:30:40.520 Or is it the fifth?

00:30:41.620 just the second day so tomorrow or the fifth i can't remember i think it might be tomorrow

00:30:45.400 um the way america counts its votes a lot of these you won't get results immediately not

00:30:50.900 on the same day a lot of them you will so it's most of if not all of congress isn't it

00:30:56.180 and uh some of the senate i think only 35 senate seats and then loads of the governors again all

00:31:03.260 of the governors so anyway we'll see what happens the the polling the polling and um

00:31:09.860 and the various chattering classes in America

00:31:14.380 seem to be very split.

00:31:17.760 Usually, or not usually, but often, let's say,

00:31:19.780 often they kind of know what's likely to happen.

00:31:24.320 You know, usually an incumbent president

00:31:26.240 doesn't do as well, his party doesn't do as well

00:31:28.420 in the midterms.

00:31:28.980 That's very often the trend.

00:31:29.980 Not always, but often.

00:31:31.940 This time, all the left-leaning,

00:31:34.940 Dem-leaning media organs are saying

00:31:37.540 they're going to do great,

00:31:38.320 And all the right-leaning Republican ones are saying they're going to do great

00:31:41.200 And who knows, it's one of those things

00:31:44.860 I'm definitely, definitely

00:31:46.400 Just going to wait and see what the results are

00:31:48.700 Who knows

00:31:50.320 Who knows

00:31:51.640 It will make a big difference as well, particularly Congress

00:31:54.300 If the Democrats do take control of Congress

00:31:58.780 It will make a big difference to Trump's power

00:32:01.140 The amount of power he's able to wield will be significantly curtailed

00:32:08.320 But, I mean, my gut feeling is that the Dems are not going to sweep things.

00:32:15.560 They're beset with all sorts of scandal, aren't they, at the moment?

00:32:19.220 Anyway, we'll get into it in a minute when I finish up the newspapers.

00:32:21.480 That is one of the bigger stories.

00:32:23.140 As I said, the two or three stories that aren't really on the front pages.

00:32:26.420 That's one of them, the midterms.

00:32:28.040 All right.

00:32:29.140 The IAPA says, support for UK state pension triple lock falls.

00:32:33.500 Apparently, according to them, they've done a poll.

00:32:35.320 boosting mp's plan to scrap it the quick blurb says support for the state pension triple lock

00:32:42.780 has fallen since prime minister andy burnham announced plans to scrap it after the next

00:32:46.900 election exclusive poll from the ipaper shows there is no longer a majority of voters who say

00:32:52.280 they back the lock uh which has forced a large rise in the pension bill in recent years and

00:32:58.880 which economists say is unsustainable it is unsustainable i mean that's just true

00:33:02.840 pollsters say quote a drop of this sire so soon in people's support general people's support for it

00:33:09.740 a drop of this sire so soon after a major intervention with a rise in support for

00:33:14.900 labour under burnham suggests the pm has quote uh perhaps started to win the argument quote

00:33:20.280 well it's only one of our paper poll

00:33:23.000 still in interesting if it does actually reflect what the average person thinks about it and the

00:33:31.420 last little sentence here says, the Conservatives and Reform UK are still committed to keeping

00:33:37.020 the triple lock in their next manifestos, Restore isn't, by the way, just another example

00:33:41.340 of where there is clear daylight between Reform and Restore, but a shift in public opinion

00:33:46.180 could pressure them to revise their policy. Probably would, because in the final reckoning,

00:33:51.700 Nigel and Olukemi Badenoch are flip-floppers in the final, final reckoning, aren't they?

00:33:56.220 They're not, neither of them are conviction politicians, are they?

00:34:01.420 When they see the political winds moving, they'll just say whatever they think,

00:34:06.420 whatever they calculate will be best for them at the ballot box.

00:34:09.420 Nothing about conviction or values.

00:34:11.420 Just, uh, it's best to say this now.

00:34:13.420 That's who they are.

00:34:15.420 That's who they are. 0.97

00:34:17.420 Right, the Metro, ew, gross. 0.98

00:34:19.420 Gross. 0.99

00:34:21.420 You're revolting. 1.00

00:34:23.420 The Metro, look at you. 0.86

00:34:25.420 State of you. 0.80

00:34:32.220 There's that woman dressed up as Mo Farah.

00:34:34.020 Isn't it funny? 1.00

00:34:35.900 Passenger bank accounts hit.

00:34:39.120 Oyster card scam gang held.

00:34:40.880 The Metro thinks this is the most important story today.

00:34:44.160 There was some sort of gang that had some sort of scam to do with Oyster cards.

00:34:47.920 If you don't know, in London, you can get a little card,

00:34:51.000 credit card-sized card called an Oyster card.

00:34:53.240 And when you go on public transport, like the trains or the bus,

00:34:56.620 you can just tap your Oyster card.

00:34:58.920 It's one of those.

00:35:00.000 You might have something similar in your city.

00:35:02.500 You can actually just use a normal debit card as well now.

00:35:04.360 I don't know why anyone's got an Oyster card anymore, but all right.

00:35:08.340 There's some sort of scam going on with that,

00:35:10.140 and the cops have found them and got them.

00:35:13.720 Thanks for that utter slop, the Metro.

00:35:16.040 Utter, utter slop.

00:35:17.880 The sun.

00:35:21.560 Apparently, Meghan Markle's dad has got dementia now,

00:35:25.080 and he might not be able to ever be prosecuted

00:35:27.480 for his alleged child sex crime there you go markle dementia will meg dad dodge justice thomas

00:35:39.000 markle senior is meg dad meg dad why do they do it why do they write like that talk to you like that 1.00

00:35:50.600 because they assume you are stupid well if you buy the sun regularly you probably are 0.99

00:35:59.080 in fact you must be why else are you buying the sun through force of habit break that habit then 0.99

00:36:05.240 my dad always used to buy the sun every day and then i started that habit when i started going

00:36:10.080 to work and i'd i'd just buy the sun every day it's just a habit stop doing it though 1.00

00:36:13.320 They're treating you like a moron 1.00

00:36:16.860 Meg dad 1.00

00:36:18.300 What do you mean Meg dad

00:36:19.480 You mean Thomas Markle

00:36:20.980 Meg dad

00:36:23.900 Care home move

00:36:26.760 Stahl's FBI probe

00:36:28.000 So it's just saying

00:36:28.520 He's actually been checked into a proper dementia home

00:36:31.040 Of some type

00:36:31.640 And the FBI may

00:36:35.200 Just like

00:36:36.120 Stop doing their probe

00:36:39.380 Or if he's not

00:36:40.180 Compos mentis enough to ever stand trial

00:36:43.460 the DA might not ever bother bringing any sort of case against him.

00:36:48.200 Classic though, isn't it?

00:36:49.680 Classic when someone's...

00:36:52.720 If you're old and you're up on charges,

00:36:56.080 classic card to play.

00:36:57.600 I'm dying.

00:36:58.940 I'll have a dementia.

00:37:00.040 You may have... I don't know.

00:37:01.860 You may really have really advanced dementia.

00:37:04.000 Who knows? I don't know.

00:37:05.080 That might be real.

00:37:06.180 But it's a classic card to play though, isn't it?

00:37:08.720 If you're ever on trial for anything serious and you're old,

00:37:12.060 That's one of the things you can do.

00:37:13.840 You can claim you're dying.

00:37:15.220 You're about to die.

00:37:17.300 Or you're not even in your right mind. 0.99

00:37:19.860 You've got dementia or something. 1.00

00:37:22.400 How many old guys go into the courtroom

00:37:24.880 with like an oxygen mask doddering along?

00:37:27.900 Like Harvey Weinstein.

00:37:29.240 Oh, suddenly I'm in a wheelchair

00:37:30.720 and need an oxygen mask, Harvey Weinstein.

00:37:32.800 Yeah, all right, mate.

00:37:33.600 Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure.

00:37:34.880 Sure.

00:37:36.440 Meghan Markle's dad's got dementia.

00:37:38.160 Sure.

00:37:40.080 Although he might actually have.

00:37:41.240 Okay, the Daily Fail, the Daily Mail. 1.00

00:37:45.580 This old lady, she says she lost four stone on fat jabs and became a man magnet.

00:37:50.480 I doubt it, love. 1.00

00:37:51.800 Look at that.

00:37:52.900 I doubt it.

00:37:53.440 I doubt that.

00:37:54.280 Okay.

00:37:55.840 Labour is making up China policy on the hoof.

00:37:58.720 I can believe that.

00:38:00.060 MP's damning report says UK security at risk because ministers don't want to offend Beijing.

00:38:05.080 Yeah, that's been obvious for a long time, isn't it?

00:38:07.020 It's been painfully obvious for a long time.

00:38:11.240 particularly under Labour, because remember, Labour's only been in since 2024.

00:38:18.240 It was the case even under the Tories, a bit, wasn't it?

00:38:22.240 But certainly under Labour since 2024.

00:38:24.240 Yeah, they're scared of Beijing or something, politically.

00:38:30.240 Scared of them or something.

00:38:34.240 Ministers have been accused of jeopardising national security by prioritising diplomatic politeness with China.

00:38:40.240 just do whatever they say more or less doing whatever they say a report from mps today

00:38:45.600 criticized labor's approach to beijing as the worst of both worlds it goes on and on on like that

00:38:52.080 another quote government keeps making up its china policy as it goes along yeah yeah yeah

00:39:00.080 yeah clearly again these people somebody like somebody like starmer and burnham right these 0.84

00:39:08.480 are one wannabe communists aren't they they're like fabians they're fabian types pinkos parlor 0.99

00:39:15.920 room pinkos they're wannabe communists they haven't quite got the balls to be full-blown 0.97

00:39:26.640 card-carrying marxists yeah they made the calculation much much earlier in life that 0.57

00:39:33.280 there's no point joining the actual communist party like britain has got a communist party

00:39:36.800 they've made the calculation there's no point joining that because that's never going to win

00:39:40.160 power if i actually want to be in power i've got to join the labor party but in my heart of heart

00:39:44.800 i'm a communist like i know i shouldn't say in the first person it'll get clipped in their heart

00:39:50.040 of hearts they sort of love shea gevara or whatever or love mal you know like um diane

00:39:56.940 abbott said mal did more good than harm do you think i instantly do you think i've got long

00:40:01.860 from content talking about, actually it's on History Bro, got an 18-part series talking

00:40:07.440 about Chairman Mao and how he did do more harm than good. Yeah, Diane, Chairman Mao

00:40:18.280 did do more harm than good. I mean, his policies caused one of, not one of, the worst famines

00:40:25.740 of all time. They don't even know how many millions of Chinese people starved to death.

00:40:29.880 The Great Leap Forward 0.80

00:40:31.440 People like Diane Abbott

00:40:34.660 Or people like Andy Burnham

00:40:36.500 And Keir Starmer

00:40:37.100 They liked Mao

00:40:38.480 They're actual communists really

00:40:41.680 So

00:40:44.080 If you bear that in mind

00:40:45.440 Factor that in

00:40:46.300 The modern day CCP

00:40:48.600 The single party communist state

00:40:52.180 They will 0.92

00:40:53.660 Fabian will actually look up to China 0.52

00:40:55.800 And it's like yeah you're the good guys

00:40:58.160 And someone like Starmer or Burnham wishes, would wish, that they were sat at the top of a giant, powerful communist state that straddles the world as some sort of behemoth.

00:41:13.500 That's what's going on in their head. I guarantee you. I guarantee you.

00:41:17.280 So when China come to Britain and say, you're going to do X, Y, Z now, they're not like, no, who are you? Get lost. 0.88

00:41:23.200 Filth. Get away from me. 1.00

00:41:25.260 No, they're like, okay, they're like starstruck.

00:41:27.900 Yeah, okay.

00:41:29.360 Or the CCP?

00:41:30.520 Yes, sir.

00:41:30.940 No, sir.

00:41:31.380 Three bags full, sir.

00:41:35.600 Yeah.

00:41:38.700 Well done, Labour voters.

00:41:41.280 Well done.

00:41:42.300 Everyone that voted Labour at the last election, or ever, well done.

00:41:46.540 Well done.

00:41:49.220 All right, the Independent.

00:41:50.600 Kira Knightley's brooding sulkiness is perfect for her new West End stage role. 1.00

00:41:58.080 Don't care. 1.00

00:41:58.880 Next.

00:41:59.800 Special dispatch.

00:42:00.900 A plea from islanders rocked by climate change despite being lowest polluters.

00:42:05.680 Please think of us.

00:42:06.580 What are you talking about?

00:42:07.560 What are you talking about?

00:42:09.640 Humans don't control climate change.

00:42:15.200 You think CO2 man-made, not just CO2, man-made CO2.

00:42:20.600 which is only 200, 275 parts per million

00:42:23.300 out of 475 odd parts per million,

00:42:26.840 you think that drives climate change.

00:42:29.000 Well, it doesn't.

00:42:30.580 It could not.

00:42:32.460 That's not how that works.

00:42:35.500 And yet you're just going to try and pour scorn on us

00:42:38.360 for polluting, for using fossil fuels.

00:42:40.940 Madness. Nonsense.

00:42:43.120 This guy understands climate,

00:42:44.980 one of the most complicated things in the world,

00:42:47.840 supercomputers can't model climate change not very well not very far into the future

00:42:54.060 mapping the weather is impossible to do much into the future you can do it a bit of course

00:43:00.560 otherwise we wouldn't have weather reports would we but much into the future weather systems are

00:43:05.980 such complex systems that even supercomputers can't predict them more than a very small amount

00:43:11.780 of time into the future so you're talking about the earth's climate which is constantly in flux

00:43:17.000 by its nature will always be in flux but it's man-made co2 that drives that does it does it

00:43:25.480 nonsense we're supposed to it's what it's britain burning fossil fuels that has caused some sort of

00:43:31.400 hurricane that destroyed this guy's house now we've got to think of won't we please think of him 0.93

00:43:36.360 nonsense madness madness madness more slop from the independent putin ramps up disinformation 0.57

00:43:45.320 war on britain does he does he russia's campaign of chaos it's a campaign of chaos

00:43:52.600 it's a campaign of chaos straight from moscow center straight into your eyeballs in england

00:43:58.360 is it russia's campaign of chaos surges as uk reinforces support for ukraine yeah we're going 0.72

00:44:05.320 to send them another 10 billion of our pounds which we haven't got which we've had to borrow

00:44:09.240 We're borrowing money to put it straight in Zelensky's pocket

00:44:13.240 That's not weird

00:44:15.260 Sure, that's not weird

00:44:17.120 With 15% rise in state-affiliated media stories

00:44:20.920 Portraying this country as crumbling 0.99

00:44:23.160 And a legitimate target for Moscow 0.96

00:44:24.900 I don't care for your warmongering nonsense 0.77

00:44:29.400 The Independent 0.93

00:44:30.060 Not buying it

00:44:31.200 Not buying it

00:44:32.120 That's it, there you go

00:44:34.680 Yeah, you can poke it when the sun don't shine

00:44:37.620 right the stories which are didn't make it onto into the print media onto fleet street which i

00:44:46.540 think are important one the midterms we did touch on it didn't we there was that one bit about that

00:44:51.040 kareen woman that frightful kareen pierre whatever her name was but the midterms that's important

00:44:57.120 isn't it look midterms coming up u.s midterm elections a single for everything you need to

00:45:01.880 know about the midterms coming up. Just to say, there are a few scandals going on, aren't

00:45:09.380 there? One up in Alaska, one in Ohio, is it? Just this morning, someone came out, one

00:45:14.840 of the Democrats came out and said they supported the Republican candidate. One Democrat woman's

00:45:21.120 own mother said, no, she's lying about stuff. And then the Ilhan Omar things. Ilhan Omar's

00:45:28.500 in a bit of trouble she'll probably get re-elected because her constituency in what minnesota is 0.99

00:45:33.460 there's a massive somali population there and they'll vote for her because they all vote along 0.95

00:45:39.080 racial ethnic and tribal lines don't they yeah of course they do of course they do 0.99

00:45:44.920 she'll probably get re-elected i would have thought but that's not the end of her problems

00:45:51.140 is it because it does seem it's looking more and more likely although i don't know i wasn't there

00:45:56.180 i don't know any of these people personally it sort of looks like she did marry her brother her

00:46:00.220 real name isn't even ilhan omar it's something elmi and she did marry her brother and she did

00:46:05.560 lie about how old she was when she or her father lied about how old she was what year she was born

00:46:11.280 when she became a u.s citizen and and a number of other things and loads of frauds to do with her 1.00

00:46:16.020 businesses and her money how much actual money she's got and that some vineyard she was supposed

00:46:20.820 to or her husband's supposed to have run or owned and it was all just some sort of front and and on

00:46:25.320 and on and on and on lots and lots of different angles that the doj could attack ilhan omar if

00:46:32.300 that's even her real name uh she'll be in trouble it does look like maybe just maybe 1.00

00:46:37.480 she'll get she'll get re-elected but then stripped of that and denaturalized and deported

00:46:44.160 that might well happen it's not that inconceivable at this point i guess the doj i guess they'll 0.98

00:46:50.220 wait for after the midterms and then drop charges on, indict her. Remember, she's been

00:46:57.000 investigated ever since the Obama years. And it was under Biden that the Biden administration

00:47:04.960 should have just closed the case on her. And all Trump has done is reopened an already

00:47:11.620 long-running investigation. Anyway, there in the midterms, another story didn't make

00:47:18.700 onto the front news tommy robinson he was found guilty when he did you see that there's no story

00:47:23.260 on harry might if maybe open a new new page and type in tommy robinson news just do a google search

00:47:31.100 on that and it'll bring up some stuff uh tommy robinson was found guilty for harassing um

00:47:38.060 i think it was the daily mail wasn't it anyway harassing corporate lamestream media

00:47:42.380 journalists i think it was the mail wasn't it oh yeah there you go look

00:47:45.580 But Tommy Rubenstein, guilty, sorry, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon,

00:47:52.400 found guilty of harassing male journalists.

00:47:55.280 It could get up to 10 years for it.

00:47:56.880 Or if they decide it was racially motivated,

00:47:58.620 I don't even know the ethnicity of the male journalists involved,

00:48:01.940 could get up to 14 years if the judge wants to actually throw the book at him,

00:48:05.280 send him to prison for 10 or 14 years.

00:48:07.960 I don't agree with all Tommy's takes, far from it.

00:48:10.340 But it is a stitch-up job.

00:48:12.980 Absolute stitch-up job.

00:48:14.060 They can harass him 0.64

00:48:16.020 They can harass him

00:48:17.640 For years on end

00:48:19.280 Slur him to the ends of the earth

00:48:21.740 Call him everything under the sun 0.99

00:48:23.120 Hound him and his family

00:48:25.200 For years on end

00:48:27.820 And he does a tiny bit of it back

00:48:31.400 Oh no, that's illegal

00:48:32.400 No, you can't do it back though

00:48:34.480 You can't doorstep them

00:48:37.080 You can't walk along the street

00:48:38.820 Holding a mic next to them

00:48:39.940 Asking them rude and obnoxious questions

00:48:42.320 You can't do that

00:48:42.980 that would be breaking the law

00:48:45.020 that's harassment if you do that

00:48:46.600 they can do it to you for years on end

00:48:48.040 but if you do it back

00:48:48.760 no that's harassment 10 years

00:48:50.320 a complete injustice

00:48:53.980 complete injustice isn't it

00:48:57.380 because you know if they'll do it to Steve and Yaxley then

00:48:59.920 and they'll do it to you

00:49:00.760 yeah

00:49:03.920 look corporate legacy mainstream media

00:49:08.420 can do all more or less as they please

00:49:10.520 and you can't

00:49:12.000 You can't. You can't do the same things back the way they behave.

00:49:15.260 You can't act in kind. That's a crime.

00:49:21.940 OK.

00:49:24.400 The other thing I thought was interesting is Poland.

00:49:27.320 Again, it wasn't anywhere to be seen on the front pages, was it?

00:49:31.280 And on the main part of the BBC, at least.

00:49:36.600 No mention of it.

00:49:39.700 What happened, you might ask?

00:49:41.040 In fact, let's go to the poll, because I used it in the poll, didn't I?

00:49:45.860 Harry, can you bring up the question for me so I can see what we phrased it?

00:49:49.800 We asked you, did Donald Tusk attempt a coup d'etat in Poland?

00:49:56.240 I mean, in my opinion, yes.

00:49:57.720 89% of you say yes, about 1,000 votes.

00:50:00.120 11% of you say no.

00:50:01.400 So what happened?

00:50:01.960 Some of you might not know.

00:50:02.700 Like, what?

00:50:03.060 What's going on in Poland?

00:50:03.920 Coup d'etat in Poland?

00:50:04.840 What?

00:50:04.920 What?

00:50:05.320 What?

00:50:06.860 Well, so what it was, how to just quickly give an overview.

00:50:11.040 They've got a president and a prime minister, right?

00:50:13.340 A head of state and head of government.

00:50:16.340 And the president was, and Donald Tusk is the prime minister,

00:50:20.220 head of government.

00:50:21.920 And their president was going on a state visit to somewhere in Africa.

00:50:26.840 Was it Senegal?

00:50:28.060 Anyway, he went there on an aeroplane.

00:50:30.180 And as soon as he leaves, Donald Tusk decides to use the police,

00:50:35.100 sort of riot police, armed police,

00:50:36.940 to cordon off a building,

00:50:41.720 their equivalent of a rough, rough equivalent

00:50:43.940 of like a Supreme Court type thing in Poland,

00:50:47.000 very rough equivalent,

00:50:48.660 to go in there,

00:50:51.640 illegally remove some of those supreme justices,

00:50:56.720 they're not called that,

00:50:57.380 but put in his own person.

00:51:00.040 You can't do that.

00:51:00.900 They have to be sworn in by the president,

00:51:02.260 not the prime minister.

00:51:03.560 So that's, everything here is illegal.

00:51:05.680 Everything basically illegal. 1.00

00:51:06.940 put her in so she can start swearing in other judges or that would have been the plan

00:51:11.780 so like completely capture the judiciary in poland illegally so that he could put in left

00:51:22.580 oh the president is sort of right-leaning and donald tusk is of course left-leaning

00:51:26.040 pro-eu anti-russian left-leaning type

00:51:28.880 so that

00:51:31.980 well the allegations were

00:51:33.500 so that then

00:51:35.340 when his government tries to put through

00:51:38.080 various other measures

00:51:40.160 pro-EU

00:51:41.660 pro-leftist measures

00:51:42.840 they won't get slapped down by the court

00:51:45.640 because he's just packed the court with all his people

00:51:47.960 that was the play

00:51:49.600 that was obviously the play

00:51:51.260 and like

00:51:53.880 it will change Poland profoundly 0.83

00:51:55.620 like change the Zloty 0.99

00:51:57.700 Change their currency to the euro

00:52:00.160 Which would never get through

00:52:01.580 Probably never get through the courts

00:52:03.160 The Polish courts 1.00

00:52:04.080 Unless you illegally pack them 1.00

00:52:07.000 With all your own lefties

00:52:08.060 Change the currency 0.69

00:52:10.960 Become much much more closer to Germany

00:52:14.020 And Europe

00:52:15.820 The European project

00:52:16.740 Become even more

00:52:18.380 Rabidly anti-Russian 0.95

00:52:20.280 And on and on and on

00:52:21.200 All these things

00:52:21.860 Open the

00:52:24.100 Least of all 0.99

00:52:25.480 Open the borders 0.90

00:52:26.560 more 0.97

00:52:28.280 so he used the police

00:52:32.380 to do this

00:52:33.820 right

00:52:34.660 this is all over the weekend or at the end of last week

00:52:37.980 and over the weekend

00:52:38.520 loads of just

00:52:41.880 Polish patriots came out

00:52:43.860 this is in Warsaw, it's a building in Warsaw

00:52:45.880 loads of like thousands and thousands of

00:52:48.120 Polish patriots came

00:52:50.060 out peacefully

00:52:50.780 and surrounded the building

00:52:53.960 it was completely peaceful to their credit

00:52:56.060 to their eternal credit actually in my opinion it could have got nasty couldn't it that could

00:53:01.540 have got nasty real quick clashes between police worst case scenario police open fire on the mob

00:53:07.560 that's how coup de tas often go aren't isn't it no it was quite peaceful the president gets word of 0.55

00:53:14.880 it turns his plane around mid-air flies back lands and he personally like a total chad just

00:53:22.020 walked straight up to the police again it could have got nasty in that moment couldn't it that 0.58

00:53:27.200 could have been sort of a crunch moment they could have whacked him with batons or killed him or

00:53:32.480 whatever but no they didn't they stood aside because in poland apparently their constitution

00:53:37.100 is that if you're in the army or the police you swear an oath to the president not the prime

00:53:40.560 minister technically by the letter of the law they should be loyal to him not tusk anyway he gets in

00:53:47.480 there. He gets in the building. Some slightly comical, darkly, tragically comic scenes of

00:53:54.140 breaking into his own building. Anyway, put an end to it all. Put an end to it all. No

00:54:01.300 blood was shed. Donald Tusk going on Twitter saying, this was all a Russian thing. Russia,

00:54:08.880 Russia, Russia. You know who's to blame for all of this? Russia. What's she talking about,

00:54:15.900 mate. Surely you just attempted a type of coup d'etat there, a version of coup d'etat.

00:54:24.940 Alright, 10% of you say no, that wasn't. I don't know what you're smoking. Are you not awake yet?

00:54:31.820 Are you not aware of any of the details of it? Why have you said that?

00:54:36.540 Alright, 9 out of 10 of the glorious band, the chosen for you, my band of brothers and sisters,

00:54:39.660 agree. It's kind of blatantly an attempted coup. I only hope that Donald Tusk's government

00:54:47.180 fails and he's prosecuted for that. That would be just, wouldn't it? All right, it's already

00:54:55.880 five to nine, so let's just go straight on to, on this day in history, I do that point,

00:55:00.380 I do that at this point of the show, don't I? Down through the centuries, down through

00:55:06.620 centuries, namely the millennials. What happened on this day, the 2nd of November, what have we

00:55:12.220 got today then? We've got on this day in 1875, I don't know about this one, Varney Cameron

00:55:19.020 reaches Benguela in Angola from Africa's east coast, the first European to cross

00:55:27.100 equatorial Africa from sea to sea. That's one of the less famous achievements in the 19th century

00:55:34.220 in, like, the Age of Discovery or whatever.

00:55:37.440 Not the Age of Discovery, it's later, but

00:55:38.860 the European mapping and exploration

00:55:42.960 of the dark continent, Africa.

00:55:45.000 That's one of the less famous ones.

00:55:46.700 I can't really tell you any detail about that.

00:55:48.580 Next one, though, we could talk all about for hours.

00:55:51.040 1917, British government proclaimed support

00:55:54.020 for a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

00:55:56.160 Bear in mind, 1917. 0.90

00:55:58.500 Not like 1948.

00:56:00.100 1917, the British government proclaimed support

00:56:03.040 for a jewish homeland in palestine in the balfour declaration after the balfour who had been a

00:56:08.800 prime minister much earlier in the century but at this point was um the the foreign sect the

00:56:13.200 foreign secretary after balfour ah yeah it's uh it's a difficult complicated story

00:56:22.400 if you want to get and understand lots of people talk about the science pico agreement and the

00:56:27.200 balfour declaration when you scratch the surface of their knowledge they obviously don't know what

00:56:31.840 what they're talking about they've heard these names they've got a vague concept of what they

00:56:36.220 are but don't actually know the history at all lots of people are guilty of that if you do want

00:56:41.340 to know the real detail a good place to start i would say a very good place to start would be

00:56:47.480 the book seven pillars of wisdom by one t.e lawrence aka lawrence of arabia lawrence of

00:56:56.220 Arabia wrote a book after the war, World War I, called Seven Pillars of Wisdom, which

00:57:03.440 a lot of it is just about him and his war. But a lot of it, big, big chunks of it are

00:57:08.900 about the background leading up to World War I, the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, talks

00:57:16.660 about the Sykes-Picot Agreement a lot. And there's other, it's so complicated. Okay,

00:57:26.660 the Ottoman Empire loses World War I. They're kicked out of, well, their last remaining 0.86

00:57:32.860 strongholds in Arabia, places like modern day Iraq, Jordan, Syria, and the whole bit

00:57:38.740 of land that is now Israel and Palestine. They're kicked out. Allenby, the Field Marshal 0.85

00:57:45.140 Allenby and British forces

00:57:47.260 enter Jerusalem in

00:57:49.240 1917 and Damascus and on and on

00:57:51.180 and on. The British and the French 0.98

00:57:53.360 mainly the British and Arab

00:57:55.160 Arab armies under Faisal

00:57:57.160 just kicked the Turks

00:57:59.360 back into Turkey 1.00

00:58:00.340 forever. 0.99

00:58:02.960 So what to do? What to do with

00:58:05.260 these vast swathes of land from

00:58:07.220 Baghdad to Damascus?

00:58:10.820 Well 0.78

00:58:11.380 it's messy

00:58:13.360 it's very very messy. 0.96

00:58:15.140 Science and Pico

00:58:17.260 that thought they were going to divide it up 0.54

00:58:19.680 between England and France

00:58:20.620 and they did

00:58:21.040 but not along the Science Pico lines exactly

00:58:22.860 and Britain had promised bits of land

00:58:27.240 to more than one person.

00:58:31.580 They really wanted to win World War I in the East

00:58:34.440 and in order to do that

00:58:35.900 they had to promise the same bits of land

00:58:37.760 to more than one set of people.

00:58:41.400 Yeah, it's bad.

00:58:42.920 It's bad.

00:58:43.780 It's really messy and bad.

00:58:45.140 Oh, do you want long-form content by me about Seven Pillars of Wisdom?

00:58:53.940 Oh, actually, it's not on Epochs, I think.

00:58:56.600 Oh, is it?

00:58:57.520 I can't remember if it's on Epochs or whether it's on Luca's,

00:59:00.640 our, Lotus Eater's, Luca Johnson's Chronicles, one or the other.

00:59:05.240 We talked about it for so long that it became, like, I think, a four-part series.

00:59:09.560 I think we talked about Seven Pillars of Wisdom and reading from it and quoting from it loads.

00:59:13.200 I think we did like

00:59:15.280 five, six hours worth of content

00:59:17.400 about Seven Pillars of Wisdom

00:59:18.980 it's behind the paywall on

00:59:20.960 locusts.com

00:59:21.760 you can see the sign up for this

00:59:23.060 £5 a month of Bronze Team membership

00:59:24.240 anyway

00:59:27.640 the Foreign Secretary

00:59:29.700 Arthur Balfour

00:59:30.620 even though

00:59:31.300 we'd promised that bit

00:59:32.700 the same bit of land 0.95

00:59:33.740 we'd said to the Arabs

00:59:35.400 like the King of 0.88

00:59:39.360 the King of the Hijaz

00:59:40.620 Faisal's father

00:59:42.200 king hussein of mecca we said to him you can have that bit of land when we win

00:59:47.100 and then we'd also said to the french that's probably going to be ultimately after the war

00:59:53.420 that'll be sort of part of your mandate that could be your bit of land and then arthur balfour in a

00:59:59.920 very short declaration it's only like a few sentences said it really should be a jewish

01:00:04.080 homeland oh my god really anyway we could talk about it for a long long time there's loads of 0.99

01:00:13.440 detail one thing i would say is don't make yourself look stupid and talk about the science 0.96

01:00:19.640 pico agreement or the balfour declaration without doing a bit of reading a bit of reading about it 0.96

01:00:23.940 first because it's not what a lot of people think it really is there's there's loads more

01:00:28.460 there's loads more details start your reading much earlier start it in the 19th century

01:00:35.520 don't just start with what arthur balfour said and that's it that's all you need to know now

01:00:40.500 no is is this there's a lot more to it all right i'm moving on i'm moving on i'm moving on

01:00:45.400 on this day in 1930 the coronation of arastafari makinen

01:00:52.360 as Emperor Haile Selassie I, the 225th emperor of the Ethiopian Solomonic dynasty.

01:01:07.480 Ethiopia had an unbroken, apparently, unbroken string of emperors going back 3,000 years.

01:01:13.160 and there was this guy born

01:01:17.040 called Tafari Makinen

01:01:19.820 Ras is like a title

01:01:21.720 means like Duke

01:01:23.040 anyway this kid was born

01:01:26.140 called Tafari

01:01:27.060 Tafari

01:01:28.540 eventually he

01:01:32.040 becomes the king or emperor

01:01:34.200 of Ethiopia, Abyssinia

01:01:36.060 Ethiopia

01:01:36.920 and he's a Christian

01:01:39.240 he's like fully a Christian man

01:01:41.240 right? He becomes the emperor of Ethiopia. Well, look, his coronation was in 1930. 0.72

01:01:48.100 But Jamaican people, largely at the behest of Marcus Garvey, decided that he was actually

01:01:57.660 a god, a god emperor, and they created a whole religion around him, the Rastafari religion.

01:02:13.520 What did Haile Selassie himself think of that? He was a bit embarrassed about it. He was like,

01:02:18.220 uh okay uh i mean god and jesus are is the correct answer but okay if you're gonna hail me as a god

01:02:28.940 on earth i mean uh he went and visited jamaica once and like they went berserk in a good way

01:02:35.140 they're like oh he's come to jamaica it's amazing

01:02:37.120 highly selassie rest of the rastafari is a very very interesting person very very interesting

01:02:45.260 He ruled Abyssinia for like over 40 years, well over 40 years, as like an autocrat, as a bit of a tyrant.

01:02:51.980 Semi-benevolent tyrant.

01:02:55.340 What happened to him in the end though? 0.88

01:03:01.540 There was a communist insurgency, they murdered him and buried him under a toilet. 0.61

01:03:08.300 The Rastafari god-emperor was murdered and buried under a toilet by communists.

01:03:15.260 A bit ignominious, isn't it, for a god-emperor? 0.73

01:03:19.260 OK, on this day in 1949, the Netherlands recognises its former colony, Indonesia, as a sovereign

01:03:26.180 state at conclusion of the Round Table Conference at the Hague Netherlands.

01:03:30.000 They didn't have a choice, did they?

01:03:32.120 If you recall, in World War II, the Netherlands was completely occupied by the Nazis, wasn't

01:03:39.220 it?

01:03:40.220 They had to be liberated by the Americans and the British in Operation Market Garden, which was only half successful.

01:03:47.920 So anyway, any colonies they had after the war, it's over. It's just on paper now.

01:03:55.460 They had no real choice but to recognise Indonesia as independent.

01:04:00.340 That's a short story of that.

01:04:01.460 Okay, on this day in 1966, the Cuban Adjustment Act comes into force, allowing 123,000 Cubans the opportunity to apply for permanent residence in the U.S.

01:04:13.180 Yeah, they flooded into the U.S., mainly like Florida, wasn't it? 0.58

01:04:19.800 Because it's not fun living under a communist regime.

01:04:26.180 If you can flee a communist regime, most normal people would.

01:04:30.340 because apart from being repressive you may well ultimately starve to death because that's what

01:04:38.380 leftist economic theory always leads to without exception right they're the uh they're on this

01:04:46.220 day in history let's go over to our rumble rants let's do that part of the show let me do this with

01:04:50.380 my mic boom so i can see left hand side of my screen pardon me i'm still not 100 recovered from

01:04:58.400 that cough from last week all right still a million times better than it was

01:05:02.980 thanks for asking all right rumble rents here we go there's a few dozen of those ah

01:05:09.660 mr global church history is back brilliant love it today is a good day

01:05:18.900 balance has been returned to the universe global church history in at number one

01:05:25.360 do do do do do do do do do do do do and new for anyone who doesn't know he's new to the bow show

01:05:34.460 there's this chap global church history that's his real name by the way that's what's on his

01:05:38.480 passport first name his christian name is global his middle name is church and the family surname

01:05:43.220 is history um he always used to be in first on rumble rants every day give us a couple of factoids

01:05:49.420 but then he's had some sort of problem with his with um with his rumble account and hasn't been

01:05:54.100 him for a few few weeks but now he's back now he's back he's also a mod in the chat he's one

01:06:00.740 of the good guys that's what you need to know he's one of the good guys okay global church history

01:06:06.260 pleasure to have you back what have you said here you've put happy all souls day

01:06:11.940 today in 1355 edward the black prince landed at calais and in 1698 the scottish attempted

01:06:20.900 to colonize panama okay

01:06:25.860 how'd that work out for you

01:06:29.860 didn't go very well did it

01:06:33.300 but as for 1355 the black prince have you sent in another one

01:06:39.300 yeah you've sent another one ah we've corrected you said wow okay

01:06:43.380 i was gonna say so i've got long long-form content all

01:06:47.460 about the hundred years war and the reign and adventures of edward ii

01:06:50.820 and his badass son, the Black Prince.

01:06:54.660 Also, they're chevalchets through France.

01:06:57.700 Chevalchets, and sort of an armed raid, 0.52

01:07:00.540 causing a swathe of havoc through the French countryside. 0.88

01:07:03.900 The Black Prince, loved a bit of that. 0.57

01:07:06.460 But then you've put the next one, you've put asterisk,

01:07:08.440 King Edward III, not the Black Prince who was in Aquitaine. 0.99

01:07:11.420 Right, that sounds right. That sounds right. 0.97

01:07:14.020 1355, so we're after Cressy,

01:07:16.420 and we're after the Black Death, actually.

01:07:18.980 Well, I mean, it's still going on, but... 0.68

01:07:20.820 Wouldn't be a good time to be alive, 1355, especially if you're French.

01:07:26.700 Okay, the Black Prince was in Aquitaine. 0.80

01:07:29.240 And we've given another factoid.

01:07:31.760 We've got three factoids.

01:07:33.020 He put, in 1502, Columbus landed at Panama and suspected it was a continent

01:07:38.820 but refused to tell the monarchs lest he lost the captaincy of the Indias.

01:07:44.120 Yeah, he insisted, Christopher Columbus, he went back four times to the New World

01:07:48.440 after the first time realised it could be done.

01:07:50.820 As long as you've got enough fresh water, enough food on board,

01:07:53.860 and the guts, you can just sail across the Atlantic.

01:07:57.860 He insisted to his dying day he had found the Indies,

01:08:03.620 the Spice Islands, modern-day Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Malaysia.

01:08:09.940 He insisted that the Caribbean was Indonesia, basically, to his dying day.

01:08:20.820 it's interesting

01:08:22.600 isn't it

01:08:23.160 alright let's move on

01:08:24.440 thanks Global Church History

01:08:25.540 great to have you back buddy

01:08:26.480 alright

01:08:27.580 that's their name

01:08:28.680 and that's their name

01:08:30.080 at

01:08:31.840 that underscore

01:08:33.020 their underscore name

01:08:34.040 says

01:08:34.800 alright mate

01:08:36.460 yeah I'm alright

01:08:36.940 are you

01:08:37.600 you put

01:08:38.620 alright mate

01:08:39.340 I once beat 0.64

01:08:40.500 I once beat

01:08:41.900 Will

01:08:42.240 Coleshill

01:08:43.680 at the Basket Weavers

01:08:45.440 Xmas

01:08:45.900 did

01:08:46.160 you put beat

01:08:48.540 do you mean

01:08:48.980 you mean meat

01:08:50.300 Anyway, you've put

01:08:52.100 I once beat Will Coleshill

01:08:53.820 At the Basket Weaver's Xmas dinner

01:08:56.020 Oh, and then you've put

01:08:58.040 That was at arm wrestling

01:08:59.080 Oh, you beat him at an arm wrestle

01:09:00.560 I was going to say

01:09:01.060 You didn't just beat him up

01:09:02.000 Okay, you beat him at arm wrestling

01:09:04.700 He, Monty and Bob

01:09:06.220 Got beaten yesterday

01:09:07.140 Under the Eiffel Tower

01:09:08.280 For defending a lady 1.00

01:09:09.700 Tagged you on X

01:09:11.000 Oh, I haven't seen that

01:09:12.180 I'll take a look

01:09:12.860 I'll take a look

01:09:13.360 You're saying that

01:09:14.260 He, Monty and Bob

01:09:16.020 Is that young Bob?

01:09:18.080 They got beaten up yesterday

01:09:19.420 under the eiffel tower is that what you're saying i haven't seen this that's true that's horrible

01:09:26.460 okay you've tagged me on x i'll take a look after this show

01:09:29.820 i'll check it out and take a look i hope they're all right

01:09:35.340 i've met all those people

01:09:40.300 i've only met will and monty briefly but i've talked to young bob a couple of times one time

01:09:45.020 for quite a long time i like young bob particularly like young bob

01:09:49.420 Oh, well, that's real bad, if that's true.

01:09:55.040 They're all right.

01:09:56.500 Of course, obviously. 0.98

01:09:59.560 For trying to defend a lady, classic. 1.00

01:10:03.500 Ugh. 1.00

01:10:07.140 Okay.

01:10:09.700 Merrick Mel says,

01:10:10.720 Big news from Italy, semicolon.

01:10:13.960 Tata is acquiring Iovaco,

01:10:16.420 one of Europe's key commercial vehicle makers.

01:10:18.940 Yeah, they used to sponsor West Ham, didn't they?

01:10:20.700 Oh, I have a co.

01:10:23.700 A vital to fuel and logistics transport.

01:10:27.400 With defence links extending to the UK.

01:10:30.260 Reminds me of a 17th century.

01:10:33.740 You've just put, reminds me of a 17th century.

01:10:36.720 Then the next one is you.

01:10:39.080 The next one is you, and you also said,

01:10:40.880 I asked Grok to analyse.

01:10:42.440 It argues that India's industrial leverages

01:10:45.300 are far more powerful than immigration numbers

01:10:47.520 people complain about.

01:10:48.940 And that no other former colony has achieved anything comparable.

01:10:53.120 Yeah, China's, yeah, it is, sorry, China, India, India's involvement in our, all sorts of European countries, industry is extremely worrying.

01:11:05.080 Yeah, it'd be one of the things in Bowes Britain, should I find myself Lord Protector of these Isles or Absolute Monarch or Prime Minister with a very healthy, loyal majority, I would change. 0.99

01:11:16.380 so no i don't want indian owned and controlled companies having the whip hand over our industry 1.00

01:11:25.100 no why would we that's insane from the sun zoo to clausovitz 0.92

01:11:33.980 to machiavelli why would you allow such a thing that's mad literally mad let's reverse that

01:11:45.400 yeah oh and the last rumble rant here for tea and barber how are you sir

01:11:52.800 you're all right you put morning mate all right yeah i'm all right then you put i'm all right

01:11:58.380 tar you preempted me asking you back if you're all right and then you put yesterday for my

01:12:03.760 birthday oh yeah you said it was your birthday yesterday happy happy birthday i said it yesterday

01:12:07.440 on tea stop sunday i'll say it again happy birthday for yesterday many happy returns

01:12:11.360 You put

01:12:12.020 Yesterday for my birthday evening

01:12:13.440 I went to a bar

01:12:14.520 But more importantly

01:12:15.380 My mate brought me

01:12:16.820 A Bo Show mug

01:12:17.720 Oh nice

01:12:18.580 Nice

01:12:19.880 He got engaged

01:12:23.580 The day before too

01:12:24.480 Oh well congratulations to him

01:12:25.700 Big congratulations to him

01:12:27.340 And then you put

01:12:28.200 Have a great week

01:12:28.880 Exclamation mark

01:12:29.600 You too sir

01:12:30.340 You too

01:12:31.060 Yeah be in a programme

01:12:32.000 I hardly ever do it

01:12:33.960 Do I

01:12:34.180 But I am supposed to

01:12:35.620 Shield the merch

01:12:36.300 So just real quick

01:12:37.060 One minute

01:12:37.540 30 seconds

01:12:38.300 You can buy a Bo Show merch

01:12:39.860 All sorts of

01:12:40.320 low-seaters merch we've got a merch store there's loads of different types of uh merch on there

01:12:45.580 and there's some even uh you know actual bow show branded merch like these you can buy mugs

01:12:51.280 little harry you worked on those designs didn't you yeah i did they are in fact your designs right

01:12:56.240 yeah yeah you made that didn't you yeah yeah

01:12:59.080 quiet

01:13:03.940 oh don't you do you

01:13:07.760 I was supposed to say from time to time

01:13:10.340 oh and also more than once

01:13:12.180 I'm supposed to say at the beginning but more than once

01:13:13.600 do a thumbs up

01:13:14.720 only a few more seconds of fanning about don't worry

01:13:17.640 do the thumbs up, fan dabby dozy button

01:13:20.060 YouTube really cares about that, make sure you sub to the channel

01:13:22.100 and get ye olde bell on, ok that's it

01:13:23.780 oh one more

01:13:26.340 rumble round, it's just popped in

01:13:27.840 say oh no two more sorry uh robert 42069 says i've just begun posting save europe act stickers

01:13:35.300 in kentish town i wonder um if i'll make the papers save europe act it's good good stuff

01:13:42.720 isn't it save europe act get involved nate aka mr hate reviews is involved in that and uh it's good

01:13:50.680 stuff trying to actually if you think that voting is really lame and worthless okay there's other

01:13:57.120 things you can do. Perhaps something a bit better than merely joining a chess club might

01:14:02.800 be to get involved in the Save Europe Act, which is a movement, a trans-European movement,

01:14:09.740 to try and legally, in the final reckoning, try and force the European Union to change

01:14:14.900 their policies on open borders, among other things. Get involved in that, why not? It's

01:14:23.240 It's a movement already up and running, Europe-wide.

01:14:28.500 It's already a thing.

01:14:29.980 Join the momentum.

01:14:31.240 Get on the bandwagon.

01:14:34.480 Let's do some good.

01:14:35.660 Elliot Ness, let's do some good.

01:14:38.260 All right.

01:14:38.820 And the final one from That's Their Name says,

01:14:40.960 the lads posted to X so they're not too badly hurt.

01:14:43.740 Oh, good.

01:14:44.080 All right, good.

01:14:45.360 I mean, not good, but better than they're hospitalized or anything.

01:14:48.940 All right.

01:14:52.380 let's do the YouTube ones now Harry you have to bring that up on my screen can you make it so

01:14:56.680 and engage there they are right right there's 20 at least MQSSS is in at number one today

01:15:04.660 MQSSS says is Bo going for a Bob Ross hairstyle oh my god yeah I need a I'm gonna get it shaved

01:15:13.300 today or maybe tomorrow tomorrow this is about as long as I ever let it get and I should never

01:15:19.400 let it get this long should i a bob ross if anyone doesn't know bob ross got a massive afro

01:15:27.320 bob ross a white guy a white guy with like a 1970s effectively like an afro it's not full

01:15:33.400 it's not a real afro of course it's not afro caribbean but he's got an afro style haircut

01:15:40.760 mqss is saying i'm getting i'm getting i shouldn't let it get this long should i

01:15:45.560 but my days are quite often really busy i meant to do it the weekend i went to do it all last

01:15:50.820 week but um couldn't find the time all right anyway bob ross funny instantly i love watching

01:15:59.900 bob ross paint i love that i find it really really relaxing

01:16:04.600 Okay

01:16:09.220 Hypnotic

01:16:13.720 4744 says

01:16:16.220 Bo, reckon you'll play

01:16:18.520 Ali G next? Suitable-ish?

01:16:22.820 I don't know what you're talking about 1.00

01:16:24.400 But I'll play Ali G next

01:16:26.420 What on earth are you talking about, sir?

01:16:30.240 Not sure what you mean exactly

01:16:31.300 no I've always

01:16:36.260 just to say

01:16:37.160 just to bounce off of that

01:16:38.640 it's brilliant to see

01:16:40.560 that the Ali G film

01:16:41.420 is a complete flop

01:16:42.500 because apparently

01:16:43.180 Sacha Baron Curran

01:16:44.000 invested loads of his own money

01:16:45.440 into it

01:16:45.820 and I've always found

01:16:47.040 the Ali G character

01:16:48.080 not funny

01:16:48.780 I don't find it funny

01:16:52.420 that the concept

01:16:53.820 that he is really 1.00

01:16:55.260 really dumb and ignorant 1.00

01:16:56.260 and he interviews 1.00

01:16:57.680 normal people

01:16:58.780 clever people 0.99

01:16:59.400 and just plays dumb 1.00

01:17:00.680 and ignorant 1.00

01:17:01.560 Where's the comedy in that? 0.98

01:17:02.720 I've never found that funny. 0.99

01:17:05.000 I don't think stupidity and ignorance is funny. 0.99

01:17:07.320 I don't get it. 1.00

01:17:08.940 I mean, I get it.

01:17:09.560 I understand why it's supposed to be funny,

01:17:11.740 but I've never found it funny.

01:17:15.500 I don't really like any other of

01:17:17.420 Sacha Baron Cohen's other characters either.

01:17:19.540 They're cringe.

01:17:20.380 I've always found him weird and cringe.

01:17:23.320 Sacha Baron Cohen.

01:17:25.380 All right, good.

01:17:26.100 Good that his film has flopped.

01:17:28.480 Good.

01:17:29.720 Stop doing it.

01:17:31.140 Your characters aren't good.

01:17:32.560 They were never good.

01:17:35.420 All right.

01:17:36.160 Brendan Lucas 9732 says,

01:17:40.300 Are you missing some letters?

01:17:42.140 Some BNT, you mean BNT,

01:17:44.260 Some BNT on X says,

01:17:46.680 Abolition, the Ottoman slave trade,

01:17:49.620 or African slave masters are neither here nor there

01:17:52.660 because European powers turned into a capitalist enterprise

01:17:56.220 and accentuated demand and scale.

01:17:59.240 Well, that's just nonsense, isn't it?

01:18:01.140 That's a communist person, isn't it? That's a globalist, whoever that bint is

01:18:05.940 Is just warping reality and facts 1.00

01:18:11.660 Because they're a lying leftist 0.91

01:18:14.620 I mean, to some extent, you could say 0.95

01:18:18.280 They accentuated demand

01:18:20.840 Still, the demand never reached the scale of it

01:18:24.220 Never reached anywhere near the Ottoman slave trade

01:18:27.660 leftists and globalists don't care about lying do they they don't care at all about lying 0.99

01:18:35.800 they're happy to endlessly they're shameless shameless filth that's what they are 0.98

01:18:43.900 tory k music says morning bo you're right yeah i'm all right 0.84

01:18:50.140 you put uh i'd love you to play your violin i got it online shopping oh was it you sent me it

01:18:56.160 i think that sounds right yeah thank you very much you i got it online shopping have a great

01:19:03.380 day glad you're better now thank you nearly 95 um one of these days there'll be something i'll

01:19:10.900 see in the news in the morning and it'll be like it'll be like impossible not to gloat about it

01:19:15.600 something rather like if ilhan omar there you go if ilhan omar does get deported the day it's in

01:19:21.300 our news cycle that she got deported the previous day so we're in the news today that morning i'll

01:19:26.980 get the violin physically play the tiny violin for ilhan omar okay cool thomas tyne says i mean

01:19:38.020 megatron dad megatron senior you've got to watch out for him he transforms into a tommy gun

01:19:44.260 I don't know

01:19:51.280 I'm not getting

01:19:52.240 Sorry

01:19:52.600 I don't know what you mean

01:19:53.340 Megatron dad

01:19:55.280 Megatron senior

01:19:56.060 You talk about

01:19:56.460 Meghan Markle

01:19:57.100 Meghan Markle's dad

01:19:58.040 He transforms into a Tommy gun

01:20:00.920 All I can think of 0.69

01:20:04.160 Is the film The Mask

01:20:05.040 Where he's doing

01:20:05.680 He's doing

01:20:06.780 Balloon animals

01:20:08.240 Remember that bit

01:20:09.180 In The Mask

01:20:09.980 Jim Carrey doing balloon animals

01:20:11.820 And then one turns into a Tommy gun

01:20:13.180 mega markel's dad okay okay thanks for the five bucks sorry if i didn't completely gather what

01:20:24.440 you're getting at okay big flea 88 says you put a swear word there a mild swear word in my opinion

01:20:34.380 but square with none of this you put um how could i rephrase it it's funny

01:20:44.940 sorry big fan i'm not sure i can read it but that is funny

01:20:52.540 i don't know i'm sorry you've put you've injured yourself okay you've injured yourself

01:20:58.700 on the rowley any suggestions i don't know what rowley is

01:21:01.660 don't know what that is so you've injured yourself in some way any suggestions i'm sorry sir what

01:21:08.540 you've written is a very funny sentence but i can't read the mild swear word although i said

01:21:14.500 the s word myself didn't i earlier this is supposed to be a swear word free show um and then you've

01:21:19.260 said you've injured yourself in a specific way but i don't know what that is sorry i don't know

01:21:22.880 so any suggestions no sorry i do apologize all right uh the next one big piggy power

01:21:30.500 big piggy power says i i already gave 10 euro dollars to dan or dan tub is that

01:21:39.320 uh now to one of my favorite the beautiful beau oh because you've put 13 13 euros in there so

01:21:47.860 thanks for that that's that's generous um he put quick question do you know why you're named beau

01:21:53.320 from the french alps to england with love from the french alps nice nice nice i do know why i'm

01:21:59.020 named Bo. It's only my middle name. My full name is Benjamin Bo Dade. What it was, the story, if

01:22:03.520 anyone wants to know. I've had to tell this story so many times in my life, but I'll say it one more

01:22:07.140 time. A deep Bo Show lore. My mum and dad decided I was going to be called Bo. Just Bo Dade. And

01:22:16.500 apparently at the registry office, my dad said, no, I want to call him Benjamin after one of his

01:22:21.640 friends who he liked and respected and my mum said well whatever happens I'm going to in real

01:22:29.260 life day-to-day moment-to-moment life raising him I'm going to call him Bo and refer to him as Bo

01:22:34.020 so you can put Benjamin on the birth certificate if you want but I'm raising him Bo I'm going to

01:22:39.580 call him Bo so my name is Benjamin Bodade that is what's really for real on my passport and

01:22:45.960 everything benjamin ben benjamin bodade but as i say my mum was true to her word and i was always

01:22:55.160 my whole life just called bo it's not an affectation that i go by my middle name i

01:23:00.880 from my earliest memories i'm called bo when i went to primary school and secondary school

01:23:04.980 they were told call him bo i'm bo where did that come from bo brummel

01:23:11.680 There was a

01:23:16.820 You don't know who Bo Brummel is

01:23:18.200 There was a guy in the late 18th century

01:23:20.600 Called George Brummel

01:23:21.780 His real name was George

01:23:23.440 And he got the nickname of Bo

01:23:25.420 So that was a nickname

01:23:27.880 His real name was George

01:23:30.520 And George Brummel

01:23:32.800 George Bo Brummel

01:23:34.200 Was a friend of the Prince Regent

01:23:36.300 He went on to become King George IV

01:23:38.340 And he was a friend of his

01:23:41.560 or sometime friend they fell out um but what beau brummel was famous for other than just being a

01:23:47.080 friend of of of prinny was um sartorial elegance really he was the man who came up kind of with

01:23:55.640 the modern suit uh came up with the idea of a necktie not this type of necktie much much more

01:24:00.360 elaborate necktie the idea of wearing trousers grown men wear trousers instead of short-legged

01:24:07.240 pantaloons you wear a shirt not this type of shirt but a shirt and some sort of jacket various

01:24:14.120 types of boots you know if you remember back in the earlier in the 18th century men rich men anyway

01:24:19.860 they would wear stockings socks short trousers just below the knee and like powdered wigs and

01:24:27.020 men would wear white face makeup and wear particular types of very very ornate jackets

01:24:31.820 Faye Brummel said

01:24:33.420 no no no

01:24:33.820 we're not doing that anymore 0.92

01:24:34.580 that's ridiculous 0.97

01:24:35.660 you're powdering your face 0.99

01:24:37.800 you're wearing a wig 0.95

01:24:38.480 stop doing that

01:24:39.260 that's too dandyish

01:24:41.260 that's too effeminate 0.98

01:24:42.080 stop wearing wigs 0.95

01:24:44.120 stop powdering your face

01:24:45.580 stop wearing like 1.00

01:24:48.060 women's really effeminate clothes 1.00

01:24:50.080 why are you wearing 1.00

01:24:51.100 short trousers to the knee

01:24:52.740 and stockings

01:24:54.240 no no this is how you dress 0.86

01:24:56.520 this is how a man dresses now

01:24:58.080 Faye Brummel

01:24:59.880 George Brummel

01:25:01.820 If you're interested in the 18th century,

01:25:03.820 it's a figure you will come across in history.

01:25:06.820 Anyway, my mum was a fan of that sort of thing

01:25:11.820 and she wanted to call me Bo, and she did.

01:25:14.820 My other siblings have got slightly odd names as well.

01:25:21.820 There you go.

01:25:22.820 That's the story of Bo.

01:25:23.820 I spent too long on that, didn't I?

01:25:25.820 I'm named after George Bo Brummel.

01:25:27.820 I meant to do it when I got up to my 250th epochs.

01:25:30.820 epochs i was going to do an episode on george brummel the life of george brummel there's been

01:25:35.220 films made out of him more than one film there's one film with peter ustinoff sorry i don't know

01:25:39.540 one point to that there's a film with peter ustinoff in it he plays the prince in that

01:25:45.380 there's another made for tv films with um uh james mount not james before anyway there's been some tv

01:25:52.260 dramas and adaptations in a film about bo brummel it's not that obscure anyway i'll move on i'll

01:25:59.380 I'll move on.

01:26:00.000 Okay.

01:26:02.020 Sam Against Goat Lovers says,

01:26:04.520 just a reminder,

01:26:06.160 the last workhouse closed in 1948.

01:26:08.440 That's late, isn't it? 0.89

01:26:09.400 That's a good factoid, actually.

01:26:11.480 1948, the workhouse.

01:26:13.880 The poorhouse.

01:26:16.120 Actually, in, what is it?

01:26:19.260 Road to Wigan Pier, I think.

01:26:20.660 George Orwell.

01:26:22.940 Real name, Eric Blair.

01:26:24.520 George Orwell wrote about the workhouse.

01:26:28.680 He personally went in.

01:26:29.540 Oh, no, is it Down and Out in Paris and London, actually?

01:26:31.440 Sorry.

01:26:32.300 In Down and Out in Paris and London.

01:26:33.620 Anyway, somewhere, George Orwell writes about,

01:26:36.960 in like the 1920s and 30s, the workhouse.

01:26:42.100 The last one didn't close until 1948.

01:26:44.420 That's late, isn't it?

01:26:45.060 That's remarkable.

01:26:46.100 Quite remarkable.

01:26:47.620 Okay.

01:26:48.820 There's still quite a few to get through here.

01:26:50.880 Where am I?

01:26:52.240 Okay.

01:26:52.460 Brendan Lucas says, 0.72

01:26:53.760 Russia made Lauren Chen 0.92

01:26:55.580 roaming millennial 0.98

01:26:56.840 dress up as Harley Quinn

01:26:58.400 at Halloween 1.00

01:26:58.960 I support Russia now 0.96

01:27:00.360 me and Nate

01:27:02.180 aka Mr H Reviews

01:27:03.380 on State of Politics

01:27:04.200 State of Politics

01:27:04.760 in fact can you go to

01:27:05.880 Stain Can real quick Harry

01:27:07.180 State of Politics

01:27:11.920 we did an interview

01:27:13.020 with Lauren Chen

01:27:13.740 shortly after she came back

01:27:15.920 from getting 0.81

01:27:16.740 completely screwed over

01:27:18.060 by the FBI

01:27:18.640 there's a whole long form

01:27:20.280 bit of content

01:27:20.800 not behind any sort of paywall

01:27:21.960 on State of Politics

01:27:23.000 you want me and nate chatting to lauren chen the lauren chen oh yeah it's there

01:27:27.640 long form a bit of content yeah you say they made her dress up as harley quinn

01:27:32.240 okay i was not aware of that okay brendan lucas again says turns out ilhan omar's dad

01:27:41.060 was a based colonel i don't know about based he was a somali colonel with a few crimes of his own

01:27:47.660 yep if that is indeed her father and he is indeed the same person that is documented to have done

01:27:54.120 basically war crimes in somalia then you put set up his own children to marry

01:28:00.180 like his own daughter and son to marry so he could get into the u.s yeah if all these

01:28:06.780 allegations are true if they all are shown to be true then that family particularly the dad 0.98

01:28:13.800 is some sort of monster not just like a minor criminal not just like a bit of a douchebag 0.53

01:28:24.460 a monster if it's all true all right next one tatum 2733 says bow full capitals exclamation 0.67

01:28:33.220 bow what would you do if the us had a black october style uh breakdown after these after

01:28:40.440 these midterms how would you cover it uk ramifications worry about me if there was a

01:28:47.760 black october style breakdown is talking about just like the dow jones just loses billions and

01:28:54.340 billions and billions in like one or two days how would i cover it well i would just i would just

01:29:00.060 i'll just cover it i don't know i'm not sure i would just i'll just talk about it like anything

01:29:05.900 else but you would be very close to winning your bet if not winning your bet if there if there was

01:29:11.460 a black october style i feel like that's one criterion where you can claim victory if there's

01:29:17.120 a financial collapse in the u.s that statistically is worse than black october i think you can say

01:29:24.180 you've won your bet okay tory k music says i have my bow mug nice i have my bow mug and limited

01:29:34.360 edition t-shirt we did t-shirts little harry there were t-shirts yeah yeah there was two

01:29:41.400 two sets of t-shirts there's breakfast with bow t-shirts yeah i want one did we ever get any like

01:29:51.560 free ones sent here where it's like uh you know yeah yeah i don't remember ever seeing those

01:29:57.160 okay cool tory k music has got a limited edition one nice nice are they still up there are they

01:30:03.320 limited edition so the original ones I don't think still up there no but

01:30:09.080 there's a second release Tory hey music if you've got the original one then

01:30:16.000 that's going to be worth loads isn't it once I've become hegemon of the world

01:30:20.860 and world Emperor that will that can go on eBay for or Sotheby's for like a

01:30:28.600 a million quid okay um and he put and then you you said been with you from the start yes love it

01:30:41.560 thank you thank you then you put love the bow show hope you're fully recovered soon

01:30:47.240 just as you say that i needed a cough i mean oh harry's coughing as well i don't know if the mic

01:30:55.200 to pick that up um you've been covered you're right harry i've noticed you've been coughing

01:30:58.540 quite a lot this morning are you okay oh yeah yeah i'm all good okay i don't know if this mic

01:31:02.660 has picked up his coughing hopefully not but okay i'm mostly recovered i'm not 100 but mostly

01:31:08.420 thank you for asking tory k music of the the glorious band the chosen few

01:31:16.840 my band of brothers and sisters james lee pevenhole says shoulder length blue wig

01:31:25.040 be our teacher

01:31:26.440 I don't know about blue

01:31:29.000 like a 16th century

01:31:31.640 or 17th century

01:31:32.920 more like a Robert Walpole wig

01:31:35.460 but not blue

01:31:37.640 and if you put

01:31:39.740 be our teacher

01:31:40.400 something like a

01:31:43.640 history teacher in some ways

01:31:45.460 okay

01:31:49.300 Tatum 2733

01:31:51.460 I mean it's hundreds quite literally without exaggeration

01:31:53.420 hundreds and hundreds of hours of content history themed content okay tatum says

01:31:59.540 little island of hair looks better more healthy yeah i've got the alan shearer

01:32:04.440 island of hair going on i don't know gotta get rid of it gotta get a bonehead gotta get it done

01:32:10.960 okay brendan lucas says total european slave trade 12.5 million total islamic slave trade 0.88

01:32:18.140 40 million. That said,

01:32:20.160 it's time to pay 3 trillion to Barbados

01:32:22.200 or something. Yeah, right. It's

01:32:23.560 as absurd as that, isn't it?

01:32:26.260 Yeah. 0.93

01:32:28.900 In Bose Britain, they wouldn't get 0.68

01:32:30.200 a penny. Do you know what they'd get from me? 0.60

01:32:32.500 Scorn and derision.

01:32:34.100 Slight regard. That's what they'd get.

01:32:37.560 Not a penny.

01:32:39.520 Cheeky.

01:32:40.320 It's cheeky to even ask.

01:32:44.920 Okay.

01:32:45.720 Last thing here. Thomas Tyne says,

01:32:47.340 Meg Dad equals Megatron Dad.

01:32:49.660 Right, okay, so you are talking about Thomas Markle Sr.

01:32:54.380 Right, Meg Dad, yeah, Meg Dad.

01:32:59.260 Right, Kiefer Brown, 1337, says,

01:33:02.140 Albo was assigned Benjamin at birth.

01:33:05.560 And then a couple of different emojis.

01:33:08.760 That is my real, that is my first Christian name, is Benjamin.

01:33:11.840 in. But my real name is Bo. It's just my middle name. People before have said, even I think

01:33:21.840 Hope Not Hate or someone said, a few times people have said, Bo's not even his real name.

01:33:26.960 Why is he calling himself Bo? I think Hope Not Hate put Bo in inverted commas like it

01:33:30.500 was a nickname, like Jules Brummel. No, but it's actually my name. It is actually my name.

01:33:35.400 It's just my middle name. Anyway, moving on. And the last one here from Tatum says, no,

01:33:40.240 capital's exclamation mark no black october like moscow 93 tanks and chaos oh okay oh okay

01:33:49.060 yeah maybe i mean who knows we should just have to wait and see what happens okay that's the show

01:33:58.080 it's now 34 minutes past nine in the a.m on monday the second of november in the year of our lord

01:34:02.980 2026 thank you for joining me without you guys it isn't a thing really really appreciate it as

01:34:07.620 always without you guys it is anything you've got impeccable taste turning up watching the

01:34:12.720 bow show live getting involved in the chat and stuff brilliant love it what more could a boy

01:34:16.340 ask for okay try and make the best of the day ahead if you can carpe diem seize the day the

01:34:20.780 most valuable thing you will ever have is your time far more valuable orders of magnitude more

01:34:24.740 valuable than anything else you will ever own you can't take any of that with you and it's finite

01:34:28.760 your time on this earth is finite it's probably later than you think a finite number of days on

01:34:35.080 this earth. If you can, try and do something valuable with your time. All right, I don't

01:34:41.040 want to get too preachy. You do you. Until tomorrow morning then, take care.

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 02, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 2nd November 2026

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