The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau

00:00:00.000 morning you all right are you though did you have a good weekend yeah cool me yeah I'm

00:00:13.940 right yeah fine thanks same old same old you know same s different day right it is Monday

00:00:22.480 Monday, Monday, Monday. Another week. Another chance to put things right. Another chance

00:00:30.000 to make a difference. Put right what once went wrong. I am joined by my producer Little

00:00:35.640 Harry. How are you this morning? Good, sir. Morning. Yeah, I'm all good. Good. It has

00:00:40.820 just ticked past eight in the a.m. Greenwich Mean Time. On Monday the 30th of March in

00:00:46.520 the year of our law, 2026, time is marching on, isn't it? Stops for no man. Should we

00:00:51.980 see what the corporate mainstream media is banging on about this morning what

00:00:55.980 that cabal of evil fleet street editors is trying to beam directly into a brain

00:00:59.600 box what are they lying about by their mission this morning because that's what

00:01:04.820 they always do don't they they're not telling you about should we just get

00:01:09.500 straight into it let's have a look okay we've got horror on the street and fears

00:01:14.820 grow over shortages so yeah there was horror they're not saying terror didn't

00:01:20.780 use the word terror they've decided to use the word horror horror on the streets someone in

00:01:24.820 derby drove uh someone an indian man drove a car through a crowd of people in derby in the middle

00:01:33.520 of derby no one's dead yet but seven people are injured some of them terribly

00:01:41.000 fears grow over shortages of fuel and other things mainly diesel

00:01:50.080 Big Harry this morning, Big Harry Robinson

00:01:53.040 Office giant

00:01:54.600 Said he'd struggled to get diesel

00:01:57.700 At the weekend

00:01:58.660 He did, but there was a few places that had run out

00:02:01.760 Alright, shall we have a look then

00:02:06.940 The mirror, what's the mirror going with

00:02:08.500 There was some woman who won a gold

00:02:11.320 Years and years ago, I think in the 1960s

00:02:13.160 She's now died

00:02:14.080 Britain's greatest athlete

00:02:16.740 I doubt, not really

00:02:19.380 was it okay let's rest in peace she seems like an innocent soul okay u.s invasion force a ground

00:02:27.380 war in iran fears as yet more american troops arrive so yeah i think trump uh did

00:02:33.500 uh authorize like another 10 000 troops to go out to the region

00:02:41.380 on top of the 50 odd 40 50 thousand already there and the marines

00:02:49.280 and a few thousand marines that have been sent there and the 82nd airborne on top of that more

00:02:58.360 so all right there we go there's a story in britain it's a big story uh horror on the streets

00:03:07.040 witness describes carnage after seven seriously injured in mayhem so as i understand this

00:03:13.380 happened saturday night i believe was it friday i think it was saturday night and uh there's a

00:03:20.640 place in derby the town of derby in derbyshire one of the main places as i understand it i've

00:03:28.080 only ever been through derby i don't know derby well but as a as a what i've read is there's one

00:03:32.680 particular street which just got loads of pubs and things on and it's like you know like a

00:03:37.460 saturday night revelers type place you know the type of place in any given town

00:03:41.680 if you live in a massive city there'll be loads of those places but in a relatively normal sized

00:03:48.500 town like derby there might just be one or two but anyway apparently this was a street where

00:03:52.820 there's just loads of bars and pubs and things people hanging out having a drink and some dude

00:03:59.080 Derby man

00:04:00.240 36 year old

00:04:01.220 Derby man

00:04:02.260 an Indian

00:04:05.700 just drove a car

00:04:08.020 threw it at speed

00:04:09.380 it's not terror though

00:04:11.900 anti-terror police

00:04:12.960 are investigating

00:04:13.800 but it's not a terrorist

00:04:14.760 incident though

00:04:15.540 pretty terrifying

00:04:19.560 so that happened

00:04:23.400 there you go

00:04:24.020 that's Multicultural Britain

00:04:25.340 thanks Runny Mead Trust

00:04:26.580 thanks Hope Not Hate

00:04:27.780 brilliant

00:04:29.500 brilliant

00:04:34.240 thanks Lisa Nandy

00:04:35.880 alright so

00:04:39.960 the thing that annoys me

00:04:42.940 about the corporate mainstream media's

00:04:45.160 coverage of it anyway

00:04:46.260 is that they will often call him

00:04:48.760 exactly as I said there

00:04:49.820 just a

00:04:52.680 Derbyshire man

00:04:53.620 a man from Derby, he's not from Derby

00:04:56.820 is from India

00:04:58.380 just happens to be resident in Derby

00:05:01.700 at the moment

00:05:02.240 he's not a Derbyshire man

00:05:05.400 he's an Indian man

00:05:09.020 he was

00:05:09.620 they caught him

00:05:10.400 like within 7 minutes or something

00:05:11.840 well it was

00:05:14.080 apparently we've been about 7 minutes

00:05:15.700 a few miles away

00:05:16.600 police caught up with him

00:05:18.100 apparently police were on the scene

00:05:19.360 very very very quickly

00:05:20.480 they caught up with him

00:05:21.920 arrested him

00:05:22.780 he's under arrest

00:05:23.820 ok

00:05:24.560 ok

00:05:26.820 he's indian he's still who knows what religion particularly he is or who knows what his

00:05:34.880 motivation was at my point i think i think our poll might be on might speak to this this morning

00:05:42.340 it is terroristic to me though regardless of what his motivations were because of course

00:05:50.100 there's islamic terrorism isn't there but you could have terrorism of any different stripe

00:05:55.860 couldn't you have communist terrorism even right-wing terrorism every type of

00:06:01.920 terrorism perhaps the Jainists are unlikely to commit terrorism because

00:06:09.480 who knows what this guy's motivation was we're not being told yet the only

00:06:14.400 information we got I don't believe they've published his name the only

00:06:17.040 information we've got is that he's India he was born in is an Indian person first

00:06:21.480 and foremost but has lived here for a few years that's basically the lion

00:06:25.560 they've given us

00:06:30.180 all right so there's not much more can really speculate about it at this point

00:06:34.440 other than to say I think that if anyone drives a car through a crowd you know

00:06:41.000 indiscriminately effectively trying to murder anyone that gets in the way it's

00:06:46.800 terroristic isn't it that causes terror oh and the anti-terrorism police are

00:06:53.640 investigating as i said and yet they insist that there's no evidence that it's to do with terrorism

00:07:00.440 though i would say it just is

00:07:07.560 there was a guy you remember um well is it two years ago now something like that there was the

00:07:14.280 liverpool parade the guy drove a car through the prep liverpool football club liverpool football

00:07:21.000 had won i can't remember what they won was it the fa cup or was it the league i think they'd won the

00:07:25.960 league the premier league i think it was and they you they get the team to stand on the top of an

00:07:33.400 open deck double decker bus open top double decker bus with the thing and it drives through liverpool

00:07:38.000 you know wherever that happens they'll do it um and like loads and loads of hundreds of thousands

00:07:43.680 of thousands of people turned out and some dude he was a white dude wasn't he he's a white dude

00:07:48.880 and he drove a car through i think he's on trial at the moment and um i can't remember what his

00:07:56.340 motivation exactly for it was obviously i don't he's not muslim i don't it wasn't a muslim thing

00:08:03.000 um but that's terroristic that causes terror doesn't it how is that not terror i mean call

00:08:10.580 it horror if you want change the word a bit if you want but okay all right so this is what happened

00:08:18.360 it only happens Saturday they got the guy who exactly is and what his motivations are we don't

00:08:24.720 know yet all right just hope those seven people aren't too badly injured we don't know whether

00:08:39.700 they're in comas and they're gonna die whether they lost limbs god knows what it's disgusting

00:08:46.700 isn't it disgusting we live in a country where this basically ever happens before mass immigration

00:08:53.060 occasionally we would have insane things like this what there was like the hungerford shooting

00:08:58.080 if anyone knows about that some dude was in the 80s i think it was the 80s perhaps it was early

00:09:04.880 very early 90s some white dude went mad he happened to own guns he was young belongs to a gun club

00:09:10.940 he went mad shooting people in the high street and stuff before killing himself right once in

00:09:16.680 a blue moon honestly once in a blue moon you'll get something like um fred west or dr crippen

00:09:24.240 or something but pretty rare like some mass casualty event some serial killer or something

00:09:31.740 now it's just all the time now it's just all the time someone getting stabbed on the street for

00:09:36.220 absolutely no reason a kid getting murdered on the street by a stranger for no reason

00:09:39.820 almost unheard of almost unheard of that's just all the time isn't it that's just all the time

00:09:46.680 To someone standing at a bus stop, stabbed to death, murdered.

00:09:49.680 All the time.

00:09:55.680 Some woman turning in a bloke who can't have biscuits, so he stabs her in the head with a screwdriver, or whatever.

00:10:02.680 Some poor little kid in a park in Bolton, beheaded, no reason.

00:10:06.680 You know, it's just...

00:10:12.680 Multiculturalism...

00:10:16.680 Globalism

00:10:18.600 is evil and insane

00:10:22.040 The best society is a homogenous society, obviously

00:10:28.160 Obviously

00:10:32.240 This is an Indian man, what was he doing here? Why was he here?

00:10:34.840 Why do we need millions of Indians here?

00:10:37.880 For the economy? No, no

00:10:40.920 Subjectively not true

00:10:45.200 don't need them here. Millions must go. Aim high and vote low. Millions must go from

00:10:49.900 zoomers to boomers. Reform won't get it done by the way. You think Zia Yusuf as the Home

00:10:58.720 Secretary is going to get it done? Going to deport millions of people that need to be

00:11:01.860 deported? Of course not. Of course not. Right, okay. On the front of the Independent, same

00:11:13.040 thing counter-terror police involved a seven seriously injured after car hits pedestrians

00:11:18.340 the scene in derby yesterday following saturday's night incidents saturday's night incident which

00:11:24.220 resulted in the arrest of a 36 year old man just a 36 year old man it's just a man

00:11:29.760 any old man a general purpose man

00:11:33.380 Afghan stranded by a MOD blunder

00:11:40.300 Ministry of Defence blunder

00:11:41.620 Asked for help

00:11:43.360 Get Robert Jenrick on the case

00:11:47.120 He'll just greenlight as many Afghans as they want

00:11:49.980 If it was up to Robert Jenrick

00:11:54.660 Reform UK's Robert Jenrick

00:11:56.760 He would just let as many

00:11:58.760 He'd let thousands more Afghans in wouldn't he

00:12:03.380 is this the right thing to do according to him more than six months after the data breach scandal

00:12:09.840 that's where the mod somehow accidentally released a giant list of names of afghan

00:12:16.020 nationals who helped the brits during that occupation of afghanistan whether they were

00:12:21.900 interpreters or whatever accidentally linked the names then in robert jenbrook's mind it's like oh

00:12:27.220 we must save them from being murdered by the taliban which the taliban said they weren't

00:12:32.140 Six months later, all these people, they haven't all been rounded up and murdered by the Taliban, have they?

00:12:37.420 Nonetheless, at the time, Robert Jenrick, the Immigration Minister, said,

00:12:41.580 Oh, just bring them all over here then.

00:12:45.040 His name was Wayne Broadhurst, Robert.

00:12:48.960 His name was Wayne Broadhurst.

00:12:50.720 Six months after the data breach scandal

00:13:00.600 Campaigners are urging government

00:13:02.220 To redouble its efforts

00:13:04.700 Cram more in

00:13:07.080 Redouble your efforts

00:13:09.260 To cram more Afghan nationals into the UK

00:13:12.180 United Kingdom, Great Britain rather

00:13:14.720 People don't like people saying UK

00:13:16.600 I agree with them

00:13:17.900 Force of habit sometimes

00:13:19.900 Just redouble your efforts to crowbar Afghans into Britain

00:13:25.040 To evacuate the many who helped British forces

00:13:29.560 And were then promised sanctuary in the UK

00:13:31.700 There should never be promised sanctuary in the UK

00:13:33.280 Thousands of Afghans who were put at risk

00:13:38.080 Were they?

00:13:40.000 After data was leaked by the Ministry of Defence

00:13:42.360 In a catastrophic blunder

00:13:43.580 Are still waiting to be brought to safety in the UK

00:13:48.800 Well if it's been six months

00:13:49.940 You can make the argument

00:13:52.100 They're probably largely safe where they are

00:13:53.540 It's been six months

00:13:54.280 If the Taliban wanted to round you up

00:13:56.480 And kill you

00:13:58.640 They've had six months to do so

00:14:00.140 And they said straight away

00:14:01.860 We've got no intention of doing anything like that

00:14:04.260 Campaigners are urging government to redouble its efforts

00:14:12.840 Campaigners? What campaigners?

00:14:15.400 Fifth columnists

00:14:18.800 traitors enemies of the people in the nation those campaigners you're going to call them

00:14:22.740 campaigners just campaigners don't worry about who they are or what their motivations are

00:14:27.400 what their worldview is just campaigners are urging government to redouble its efforts

00:14:31.900 to cram more people from uh from a culture and society into our country which is largely

00:14:39.040 antithetical and their rate of crime per capita per capita i know british native people also do

00:14:45.360 crime. Per capita their crime rate, particularly sex crime, is astronomical. Look at per capita

00:14:54.200 the average Brit, the amount of crime, particularly sex crime they commit, per capita, very small.

00:15:02.880 Afghan nationals per capita, massive, massive. Oh but campaigners are asking for us to redouble

00:15:08.920 our efforts to crowbar mooring all right just campaigners the campaigners

00:15:19.680 the times the venerable times two doctors behind half of all cannabis

00:15:25.640 drugs prescribed in UK. Kind of funny to me. Listen to that again. 10 doctors, just 10

00:15:40.620 doctors behind half of all cannabis prescribed in the UK. So those doctors, they must think

00:15:49.260 it's a panacea. They must think, oh, anything that's wrong, I'll just smoke some weed.

00:15:55.640 do some hash cookies or something, I don't know what but

00:16:00.920 they're just throwing it out around like candy, obviously

00:16:08.420 as I understand it, it can help for chronic pain

00:16:15.940 alright, that's just mildly interesting to me

00:16:19.080 it's Easter soon isn't it?

00:16:20.780 what, next weekend is Easter weekend isn't it?

00:16:25.040 uh... there's a picture where they get a little donkey in

00:16:28.480 little donkey but uh...

00:16:30.280 donkeys are often willful aren't they?

00:16:32.480 they won't always go where they're led

00:16:37.880 get a donkey in for christmas as well often don't they?

00:16:42.080 the donkey doesn't want to walk down the aisle or something

00:16:44.600 it's skittish, it's scared

00:16:49.000 does a poo in the middle of the church

00:16:55.000 all right so easter easter's coming up okay i think all the kiddie winks are off school aren't

00:17:00.980 they this week and next week okay pm to meet fuel bosses as fears grow over over over shortages

00:17:08.820 labor urges public just carry on as normal the u.s prepares for weeks of iran ground operations

00:17:17.920 yeah that's the thing coming out of uh that's the main thing coming out of

00:17:21.820 the US I think of note at the moment

00:17:24.500 is that

00:17:25.340 I said on Friday, and I was also on the main podcast

00:17:28.900 of the Lotus Eats on Friday

00:17:30.520 and my segment on that was talking about

00:17:32.540 Carg Island and boots on the ground

00:17:34.820 on Carg Island

00:17:35.840 they're now saying

00:17:37.920 noises out of the Pentagon

00:17:39.980 and the US is that

00:17:41.620 more and more

00:17:43.840 that they're likely to be doing ground operations

00:17:46.680 and the word is

00:17:48.880 maybe for weeks

00:17:49.920 In fact there's an article

00:17:51.660 Let me jump over straight to the Washington Post

00:17:54.960 Look at the state of Cuba

00:17:56.640 Look at the state of those houses

00:17:58.580 Communism for you

00:18:01.920 Ends in misery and disaster

00:18:04.240 And ultimately

00:18:05.760 Famine

00:18:07.880 Here we go

00:18:10.620 Look at that picture

00:18:11.920 That's not AI

00:18:13.620 Pensacom prepares for weeks of ground operations in Iran

00:18:18.700 yeah and that's a this is some exercises done a year or two ago in California

00:18:25.540 it gives you an idea look at the amphibious landing vehicles

00:18:29.680 and you know will something like this happen on Karg Island or some of the other islands

00:18:36.660 in the Persian Gulf I wouldn't bet against it put it that way and

00:18:42.340 unless iran and the u.s come to a deal really quite quickly i mean in a day or two i would

00:18:51.320 have thought this will probably play out so it does look a bit like ai doesn't it it's a bit

00:18:57.980 too perfect but no that's a real image real photo so um all right should we get back to the front

00:19:05.780 pages. The star, what slop have the star got today? Look at that. For anyone who's only

00:19:12.880 listening, they've photoshopped Donald Trump's head onto a bunny, an Easter bunny, and he's

00:19:24.120 holding a petrol pump. And he's saying, I'm after the bad eggs. It is treating you like

00:19:33.860 you're a child or complete idiot isn't it if you if you if you daily buy the star if you on a daily

00:19:40.500 basis buy the daily star that's how you get your news and that's how you prefer to get your news

00:19:45.220 you've got to be a bit of an idiot haven't you really you choose to get your news this way

00:19:53.280 Like you're a little child

00:19:56.520 It says 21 Easter getaways in chaos

00:20:01.560 Like going on holiday

00:20:02.940 Easter getaways in chaos

00:20:04.900 As fuel pumps run dry

00:20:06.420 Bad Friday

00:20:07.880 Not good Friday

00:20:09.480 Yeah you get it

00:20:10.840 Not good Friday

00:20:11.460 Bad Friday

00:20:12.360 Mr Trump with Easter bunny ears on it

00:20:16.080 Look

00:20:16.440 Still

00:20:22.720 Some adults do barely read

00:20:25.220 And are stupid aren't they

00:20:26.420 And would like their news

00:20:29.040 Via this sort of medium

00:20:30.900 Look photo

00:20:32.640 Shopped in a few easter eggs there

00:20:34.320 Look some easter eggs

00:20:36.500 The Daily Express

00:20:38.860 It's a good paper

00:20:39.560 Absolute carnage

00:20:43.000 Quote

00:20:43.320 As car driven at pedestrians

00:20:46.240 Through pedestrians

00:20:48.380 Olukemi Badenoch

00:20:50.280 Olukemi Badenoch

00:20:52.660 The Nigerian woman, whose mum just came here to give birth on the NHS

00:20:57.320 She's a Nigerian woman, LARPing as a Brit

00:21:00.860 Somehow, through insane self-loathing and out-group preference

00:21:08.820 Has made it to be the top of the Conservative Party

00:21:12.280 And the leader of His Majesty's loyal opposition

00:21:14.900 This cuckoo in a nest says

00:21:17.560 My plan will cut bills by £200 a year, thanks

00:21:22.660 Thanks

00:21:26.020 Great plan

00:21:28.280 £200 a year, are you joking?

00:21:33.380 Are you joking? Don't even worry about it

00:21:34.880 Forget it almost

00:21:35.620 £200 a year?

00:21:37.640 If you said £200 a month

00:21:39.180 Alright, I'm listening

00:21:41.460 £200 a year, so nothing

00:21:42.960 So hardly anything

00:21:44.980 Even a really small flat

00:21:48.120 That you don't even need to heat in summer and stuff

00:21:50.560 200 pound barely makes a dent

00:21:52.780 Don't worry about it love

00:21:55.680 Honestly, do something else

00:22:00.860 The Metro

00:22:04.120 Harry, does Staincam won?

00:22:12.900 What a disgrace

00:22:14.140 What a shame

00:22:16.480 That the Metro exists

00:22:20.100 As panel hater Trump

00:22:24.380 They're talking about solar panels

00:22:26.040 He's a panel hater

00:22:28.060 As panel hater Trump

00:22:31.240 Sparks price crisis

00:22:33.020 Solar sales go through the roof

00:22:35.260 Do they?

00:22:36.960 Do they?

00:22:38.000 I doubt they do particularly

00:22:39.080 That's just the angle you want to peddle Metro

00:22:42.360 Because you're insane environmentalists

00:22:44.760 That want to destroy our economy

00:22:47.420 And our country ultimately

00:22:48.920 Panel hater Trump

00:22:53.600 Good one

00:22:54.560 Good one

00:22:55.860 Is that even written by someone who's

00:22:57.480 First language is English

00:22:59.200 The Guardian

00:23:03.020 The Guardian

00:23:10.160 Something about how

00:23:12.660 Hannah Spencer left school at 16

00:23:14.720 Yeah, makes sense

00:23:16.020 Nothing left

00:23:18.180 parents tell of day u.s bombing bombed iran school yeah that school they got hit right at the beginning

00:23:26.720 of the war which i think now has been shown to be a u.s era and loads of kids were blown to

00:23:33.040 smithereens that's war i mean that's what war is stuff like that will happen terribly sad

00:23:39.640 but the guardian wants to lean into that

00:23:43.160 Because they've got TDS

00:23:46.740 And they hate America

00:23:47.740 And they hate the West

00:23:48.720 And they hate white people

00:23:49.900 So out of anything they could talk about this morning

00:23:52.960 They're going to lean into that

00:23:54.140 Cool, sir

00:23:54.660 Cool, sir

00:23:56.400 The Financial Times

00:23:58.680 Escalation risk

00:24:01.300 Iran warns of reprise and strikes

00:24:04.220 Just talking about

00:24:07.200 I mean, Iran's still

00:24:08.180 Iran's still hitting loads of its neighbours on a daily basis

00:24:13.140 I mean Israel and the US still hitting Iran on a daily basis

00:24:18.680 It's all still just going down all the time

00:24:21.300 But Iran, when Israel and the US blow something up in Iran

00:24:26.540 Iran often hit back at Qatar or Bahrain or UAE or Saudi Arabia

00:24:31.980 Imagine those countries

00:24:34.960 Less Saudi Arabia because Saudi Arabia is allowing American jets

00:24:40.600 fast planes and stuff to fast jets to fly out of of their airspace so by iran's reckoning

00:24:49.340 saudi is now a fair target and within iran's reasoning within their their framework of

00:24:56.620 reasoning okay that makes sense but some of them aren't right uae aren't pretty sure pretty sure

00:25:03.120 bahrain isn't

00:25:04.120 Must be really annoying

00:25:09.120 If you were Bahraini

00:25:10.180 You're like

00:25:10.920 We literally

00:25:11.680 Didn't do anything wrong

00:25:13.520 Towards Iran

00:25:15.480 And yet we still get

00:25:18.020 Or like

00:25:19.600 Dubai

00:25:20.660 Sorry Abu Dhabi

00:25:23.400 So you're Abu Dhabi

00:25:26.120 We sort of haven't done anything wrong

00:25:29.240 Yet you keep droning us

00:25:32.100 And missiling us all the time

00:25:33.680 yeah

00:25:36.940 in the news a bit this morning

00:25:39.440 is that as many as

00:25:41.580 70

00:25:43.040 just Brits

00:25:45.000 just British expats

00:25:46.420 and British nationals

00:25:48.540 that live in the United Arab Emirates

00:25:51.040 as many as 70 of them

00:25:52.680 have been arrested

00:25:54.020 and detained

00:25:55.480 by

00:25:56.860 the various UAE authorities

00:26:00.480 for daring to film reality

00:26:04.800 and then post it on the internets.

00:26:08.900 I don't like that

00:26:10.020 because it's bad for business, their business,

00:26:12.780 if the Emirates are shown to be under attack,

00:26:16.580 kind of at all.

00:26:18.300 Bad for tourism, bad for business, isn't it?

00:26:21.300 So it looks like if you film it and put it on the internet,

00:26:23.960 you'll get arrested, more or less,

00:26:25.480 kind of, probably not every single one,

00:26:27.400 but they definitely don't like it.

00:26:30.480 they would rather you just do a piece to camera

00:26:33.980 like a good shill

00:26:36.280 and just lie to camera and say everything's fine

00:26:39.120 like Andrew Tate

00:26:42.220 alright, let's have a look

00:26:45.260 what else have we got

00:26:46.140 the Daily Telegraph, the Toregraph

00:26:49.380 Gina Lumley, she's still going

00:26:51.840 wasn't she really old like 30 years ago in AbFab

00:26:55.120 She looks the same as she did like

00:26:59.620 25, 30 years ago in Absolutely Fabulous

00:27:02.180 How is she still going?

00:27:03.640 Her politics are completely insane

00:27:05.720 Open border, lefty commie, lovey

00:27:08.060 Nonsense

00:27:09.240 Joanna Lumley

00:27:10.680 You can be fabulous just by being nice

00:27:17.540 Alright, alright, alright

00:27:18.500 Pipe down now

00:27:20.820 Pipe down now

00:27:21.940 Aren't you an actress? Why are you trying to make commentary on, like, culture and things?

00:27:28.720 On how people should live their lives and stuff?

00:27:33.540 Labour to ration NHS referrals to hit targets.

00:27:37.880 Great.

00:27:39.560 Well, that's what happens if you've got a health service that's free at the point of entry for every single person.

00:27:44.900 And then you flood the country with hundreds of thousands of more people every single year, year after year.

00:27:49.820 If not a million people a year.

00:27:51.940 every single year well then something like the nhs is going to be swamped and ultimately broken

00:28:00.740 labor to ration nhs referrals to hit targets great experts fear move will make it harder for patients

00:28:08.340 to get onto a treatment waiting list oh you need an expert to tell you that do you

00:28:13.620 you need an expert to come to that conclusion experts fear the move or it will

00:28:21.940 Don't worry that it might, it will.

00:28:25.140 Make it harder for patients to even get on a waiting list.

00:28:28.860 Not get an operation, not be seen and be treated and sorted out,

00:28:32.880 just to get on a list.

00:28:38.640 Well, if you flood us with hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis and Indians

00:28:41.560 and Bangladeshis and Syrians and Iraqis and Somalis and Nigerians and whoever,

00:28:47.000 then the nhs will will collapse on it it just won't be able to deal with it it'll only be

00:28:56.920 able to deal with a tiny number of people out of all the people that do need treatment

00:29:01.000 experts fear do they how about the normal people just living with the reality of that already

00:29:08.680 how about that you can't have a cap on migration though not just you can't have re-migration

00:29:14.940 That's of course insane Nazi talk

00:29:19.760 But even having a cap on how many new people come in

00:29:25.180 No

00:29:25.960 Must have more safe and legal roots

00:29:29.000 A what? You want a cap?

00:29:32.160 No, let's just flip that conversation straight into more safe and legal roots

00:29:36.660 That's the political dialogue, that's political discourse in parliament and stuff

00:29:44.700 You'll get someone like Rupert Lowe or even someone like Nige

00:29:49.720 Stand up in Parliament, like the odd Tory MP

00:29:53.020 Stand up and say, perhaps there should, you know, can we talk about

00:29:56.920 Is there any way we could have, begin to look at having a cap

00:30:00.960 Any sort of number

00:30:02.200 And the whole rest of the House, certainly all the government

00:30:05.680 Will just stand up and say, no, more safe and legal routes

00:30:11.620 And then there's a housing crisis

00:30:16.960 And then there's a giant unemployment

00:30:18.980 Then the school class sizes are through the roof

00:30:22.220 And then the NHS breaks

00:30:23.980 More safe and legal routes though

00:30:27.280 Don't talk about re-migration

00:30:29.400 That's pure Nazism

00:30:31.300 According to them

00:30:34.640 Of course it must happen

00:30:36.720 It must happen

00:30:37.900 It is inevitable in fact

00:30:40.580 Depending on how dark things get

00:30:43.380 Between now and it becoming truly inevitable

00:30:45.740 And really playing out

00:30:46.900 Well

00:30:49.180 It's that

00:30:50.860 Or become a hated and marginalised

00:30:54.580 Minority in your own ancestral homeland

00:30:56.840 Like the white people of Rhodesia or South Africa

00:30:59.620 One or the other

00:31:02.020 One or the other

00:31:03.460 Alright

00:31:06.480 A little story that I thought was interesting

00:31:08.760 Far-right AFD

00:31:10.060 wants us out of germany i did an interview a while ago was it a year or two ago with the

00:31:16.880 chap called peter bohringer i think you still find it on lotusseaters.com still be there

00:31:21.960 and peter bohringer a lovely chap i'm about to throw a tiny bit of shade at afd now only a

00:31:29.160 little bit though and none of it none of it is directed at mr bohringer himself i did an

00:31:36.020 interview with him and he was a lovely chap and in fact they call them they you know the uh

00:31:43.240 the telegraph happy to just describe the afd as far right they're not far right

00:31:48.460 they're just right of center they're pretty centrist in my opinion just coming out with

00:31:53.800 reasonable things they're certainly not far right telegraph people think the telegraph's really like

00:32:00.580 well i'll call it the torograph i think it's like really reactionary or right wing in any way no

00:32:05.400 it's pretty much the same as all the others more or less essentially globalist essentially left

00:32:13.320 they come up with a bit of red meat from time to time the odd thing that at first blush seems

00:32:19.080 patriotic the afd is far right there you go the editors at the torograph went with that the afd

00:32:25.960 just far right afd you know i spoke to peter boriger and i said to him i was too spicy for

00:32:32.520 for him i was asking him saying things that i thought were fairly reasonable normal questions

00:32:37.100 and two or three times and this is no criticism of him i thought he's a great guy two or three

00:32:41.740 times i asked a question he was like oh i just can't uh it was a pre-record he was like i don't

00:32:46.280 i can't answer that and and in the edit post-production edit can you cut out that you

00:32:51.020 even asked me that question and he was like yeah yeah sure of course because we don't want to screw

00:32:55.960 him up but one of the ones i can now talk about now because it appears to be a afd policy now

00:33:01.500 One of the questions I asked him was

00:33:03.180 Do you want

00:33:05.700 Does AFD want

00:33:06.400 Do you want

00:33:06.860 Would you like to see

00:33:07.700 The American bases

00:33:09.640 Taken out of Germany

00:33:10.900 Because anyone doesn't know

00:33:11.820 Particularly West Germany

00:33:12.780 There's loads of big

00:33:15.040 Big US bases

00:33:16.080 In West Germany

00:33:16.660 What was West Germany

00:33:17.780 During the Cold War

00:33:19.760 Young ones probably

00:33:21.560 Don't even know about that

00:33:22.360 Harry you don't

00:33:23.060 Do you know much about

00:33:23.820 That there was

00:33:24.340 East and West Germany

00:33:25.360 I don't

00:33:26.640 There you go

00:33:28.160 Fool old yet

00:33:28.960 germany until 1989 was two countries eastern west germany all right and in west germany

00:33:37.040 the u.s had loads of loads of bases and they're still there to this day massive massive bases

00:33:42.100 i think there's a big raf base there as well anyway does the afd want them out and he was

00:33:48.560 like i can't i just can't talk about that like um it's it's too politically sensitive well now

00:33:54.800 and i'm not blaming him again i'm not having just to be clear i'm not having a pop at that peter

00:33:59.400 dude he was well all right he was good good enough to give us a bit of his time appreciated it

00:34:03.660 but but now i feel like i can talk about now because um it says afd wants us out of germany

00:34:09.680 so they've changed their tune a bit all right well good good for them good for them you know

00:34:16.100 if that's what they want germany for the germans all right the ipaper brexit visas

00:34:24.700 for under 30s at risk as EU talks reach deadlock.

00:34:31.660 So this is a story where the EU, despite everything, despite Brexit,

00:34:38.920 wants to try and cram as many people as they can into Britain still.

00:34:43.720 A little blurb says,

00:34:45.840 Brussels is resisting Britain's demand for a hard limit on the number of young people

00:34:51.260 who can take part in planned new mobility scheme.

00:34:55.980 Are they? Brussels are resisting, are they?

00:34:59.160 Well, that was the whole point of Brexit.

00:35:00.680 That's the whole point of having a sovereign parliament,

00:35:03.120 is that we get to decide.

00:35:06.600 Despite Brexit, Europe's still trying to take the absolute mickey out of us

00:35:11.100 at every possible turn.

00:35:12.320 EU offers emergency break

00:35:18.900 If too many Europeans apply to live and work in UK

00:35:22.520 We don't need more people

00:35:25.160 Even if they're French

00:35:27.560 Even if they're German or whatever

00:35:29.100 Well that's the thing

00:35:29.900 Get some Syrian, go to Germany

00:35:31.840 Under Merkel or whatever

00:35:33.560 Someone from anywhere in the world

00:35:35.060 They go to Spain, France, Germany

00:35:36.720 Some Algerians in France

00:35:38.380 Some Moroccans in Spain or whatever

00:35:40.700 They're now Spanish now

00:35:42.040 They're now a French person

00:35:43.620 Or a German person now

00:35:44.820 They've got EU citizenship now

00:35:47.720 German citizenship or whatever now

00:35:50.100 They're a Swiss person

00:35:51.800 From Syria

00:35:53.100 Born in Iraq

00:35:55.420 But they're now Swiss

00:35:56.500 And now they come to the UK

00:35:59.560 As a European

00:36:00.940 Brussels doesn't want us to be able

00:36:05.680 To have a cap on that

00:36:06.720 They will decide how many we'll accept

00:36:09.880 Of those

00:36:10.380 Get it

00:36:13.620 The European project

00:36:16.680 The European Union

00:36:17.520 Has never

00:36:18.300 Never

00:36:19.120 Been in the interests

00:36:20.960 Of Great Britain

00:36:21.740 Never

00:36:22.720 But ministers

00:36:28.140 Are likely to reject

00:36:29.620 Any concessions

00:36:30.700 On a cap

00:36:31.400 We'll see about that

00:36:33.360 And they better do

00:36:34.760 I mean

00:36:35.220 That's what they've

00:36:38.720 We'll see if they do.

00:36:42.900 The iPaper understands,

00:36:44.940 due to fears,

00:36:46.760 voters will see it as opening door

00:36:48.660 to more immigration.

00:36:50.400 Yeah, obviously that's how people will see it,

00:36:52.300 because that's exactly what it is.

00:36:56.040 And again, like the ministers,

00:36:58.140 it's not that they've got a world view

00:37:00.500 or a vision of Britain not being flooded

00:37:02.680 by foreign people.

00:37:03.720 It's not that.

00:37:04.520 It's just that they're worried voters won't like it.

00:37:07.020 They're two different things.

00:37:07.680 See how they're two different things

00:37:08.800 Between being worried voters won't like it

00:37:12.020 And actually caring about it for yourself

00:37:14.280 Actually caring about if Britain is flooded by foreign people

00:37:20.740 So it's not just all about skin colour

00:37:25.900 Now there's loads of people with white skin that are here

00:37:30.740 That I would like to see go back to their countries of origin

00:37:33.900 Loads

00:37:34.840 Romanians, Albanians

00:37:39.220 Russians, Poles

00:37:41.720 They're the Russians

00:37:43.300 Ukrainians, loads of them

00:37:45.620 This despite

00:37:50.580 Exclusive polling suggesting that

00:37:53.460 45% of the British public

00:37:55.480 Would be happy to accept more Europeans

00:37:57.880 In return for improved trade

00:37:59.760 With the EU bloc

00:38:00.680 Don't question that number as well by the way

00:38:03.100 Polling suggests

00:38:05.760 Yeah

00:38:06.300 Yeah

00:38:07.820 Sure

00:38:08.460 Sure

00:38:10.520 Sure that's a real and accurate number

00:38:12.840 People want better

00:38:14.860 People just want better

00:38:15.980 Improved trade

00:38:17.080 With the European bloc

00:38:18.300 At the expense of

00:38:19.760 Their own demographics

00:38:21.580 Do they?

00:38:22.920 45% of British people want that

00:38:25.000 Do they?

00:38:28.980 Of the native British people of this island

00:38:31.400 Really?

00:38:33.100 I don't think so

00:38:34.640 I really don't think so

00:38:36.020 We'll see what happens in the polls

00:38:38.960 In three years time

00:38:39.960 Alright, the Daily Mail, the mail group

00:38:43.040 Pretending it's not utter subversive

00:38:45.460 Globalist slop

00:38:46.540 When that is exactly

00:38:49.060 What it is

00:38:49.660 The Daily Mail

00:38:51.120 Betrayal of the strivers

00:38:54.640 That's what they call it now, it's weird isn't it

00:38:56.200 Strivers, people that aren't on benefits

00:38:58.560 They're called strivers

00:39:01.560 People that aren't sponging off the state

00:39:06.840 The word for you now is a striver

00:39:09.800 You strive, so you're a striver

00:39:12.160 Betrayal of the strivers

00:39:14.480 Furious benefit claimants get 6.2% rise this week

00:39:19.040 In their benefits

00:39:20.260 And MPs receive £3,300

00:39:23.460 In a quote, cost of living handout

00:39:26.280 And the two-child cap is scrapped

00:39:32.820 So while everyone who isn't a benefits scrounger

00:39:41.140 You have to pay for yet more benefit claimants

00:39:47.280 And MPs themselves

00:39:48.840 MPs themselves quite often just do a vote

00:39:55.800 quite late at night where only a few people need to really turn up and vote

00:39:59.940 themselves a pay increase that's not uncommon they do that look here they've

00:40:04.480 just given themselves another three thousand three hundred quid normal people

00:40:09.540 like Uriah, not a penny

00:40:17.420 two child cap is scrapped so you know if you're an Indian family with six

00:40:25.620 kids quids in don't worry about how it gets paid for worry about the actual taxpayer or how much

00:40:34.160 britain has to borrow or the interest repayments on that borrowing don't worry about any of that

00:40:38.520 just have more kids come here illegally we'll give you uh we'll give you a hotel mobile phone

00:40:46.420 eventually put you in housing give you quite higher benefits much better than you'll get in

00:40:51.080 France or anywhere else and if you really don't like it will pay you up to

00:40:55.340 40 grand to go back to your country of origin in which case you can repeat the

00:40:58.940 whole process if you want. Madness, absolute madness. Millions must go and be kept from

00:41:08.820 returning. Reform policy on immigration is not good enough, it's not strong enough.

00:41:16.220 Won't save us from demographic decline

00:41:19.240 Will it?

00:41:22.080 Zia Yusuf as Home Secretary

00:41:23.340 Is going to save us from demographic replacement

00:41:25.660 He's going to deport millions of people

00:41:27.560 Is he?

00:41:29.020 Robert Jenrick

00:41:31.260 Is going to get behind that and Suella Braverman

00:41:33.060 They had a chance didn't they? They didn't do it

00:41:35.000 They flooded us, didn't they?

00:41:37.400 Didn't they?

00:41:39.260 Nigel said he's not even populist

00:41:41.140 Let alone nationalist

00:41:42.440 Still talking about net zero migration

00:41:48.160 One in, one out

00:41:50.140 Not good enough

00:41:54.000 Millions

00:41:54.880 Yes, millions must go

00:41:56.720 Alright, the sun

00:42:00.080 Exclusive crime chaos

00:42:03.840 Broken in Britain

00:42:05.780 That's how the police don't really do much policing

00:42:09.760 Real policing

00:42:11.880 I'm exaggerating that, you think that's a far right fantasy

00:42:17.000 That's just a far right talking point

00:42:19.740 No, cops give up on burglary, 92% of cases left unsolved

00:42:24.220 92% of burglaries left unsolved

00:42:27.580 And in a third of the country, 100% unsolved

00:42:32.980 So in about a third of the country, if you're burgled

00:42:38.500 Literally nothing will be done

00:42:42.020 And in the other two thirds

00:42:43.420 You'll be very very very lucky

00:42:45.400 If anything at all is done

00:42:47.420 Burglary

00:42:49.320 Phone theft

00:42:50.900 Again almost nothing done

00:42:52.820 The stats are even worse than that

00:42:54.580 For phone theft

00:42:56.320 Sexual crime

00:42:58.660 If you look at the rates of conviction

00:43:01.720 Against the rates of it being reported

00:43:04.520 Terrible

00:43:05.280 Absolutely terrible

00:43:06.420 The vast majority of them

00:43:09.520 No one's ever caught

00:43:10.780 Let alone successfully prosecuted

00:43:13.120 The vast majority

00:43:14.720 So the police

00:43:17.920 Not really doing very much policing

00:43:20.000 What's the point of it then really

00:43:25.380 If you're not going to investigate burglaries

00:43:27.540 And your conviction rate

00:43:30.360 For sex crime is

00:43:31.860 Tiny

00:43:32.620 All right, they're the front pages

00:43:42.180 Shall we have a look at our poll this morning?

00:43:45.060 What did we do, Harry?

00:43:46.240 What did we ask?

00:43:48.140 I always seem to forget

00:43:49.100 It's already a quarter to two, blimey

00:43:51.360 Let's have a look, what was our poll?

00:43:53.440 Okay, we said, we asked you

00:43:54.900 Is it an act of terror to drive a car through a crowd?

00:43:59.480 96% of you say yes

00:44:01.360 good good

00:44:02.800 who are the other 4%

00:44:07.520 you've got to be trolling

00:44:08.460 are you mad what would you describe it as then

00:44:10.700 alright

00:44:21.920 let's have a look at the websites

00:44:23.860 was there one or two things

00:44:27.100 of note

00:44:28.300 Okay

00:44:30.260 Trump gearing up for the Cargilland

00:44:32.840 And perhaps some other

00:44:33.780 Boots on the ground

00:44:37.300 To a limited extent

00:44:38.460 Probably not on the mainland of Iran

00:44:40.560 That is what

00:44:41.980 The Pentagon are saying

00:44:44.500 When people say

00:44:46.520 Okay Cargilland, don't think beyond that

00:44:48.320 And they're like maybe

00:44:48.900 And people say what, mainland Iran

00:44:51.140 And they're like no, not really, probably not

00:44:53.140 But we'll see, they do keep their cars

00:44:55.560 And rightly

00:44:56.940 You know, operational security

00:44:59.760 They keep their cards close to their chest

00:45:01.340 Okay

00:45:02.880 Was there something in the mail?

00:45:06.680 There's usually something of my

00:45:07.840 Oh look, Prince Harry

00:45:08.960 Prince Harry wants to be invited back to Sandringham this summer

00:45:12.240 Could not care less

00:45:15.000 Could not care less

00:45:16.540 Oh look at this beaut

00:45:17.920 Look at this beaut

00:45:21.560 Green party candidate

00:45:26.940 Tope Oluwein, a Green candidate, says that the ambulance attack, the Jewish ambulance

00:45:44.940 attacks in Golders Green the other day, she says it was an inside job, it was done by

00:45:50.160 other quote fellow jews i mean she may or may not be right but who knows the point is like the real

00:45:58.800 thing is that we don't know yet do we we don't know exactly who it was and what their motivation

00:46:03.200 was but she's just come out happy to say that may prove to be right may not but somehow she seems to

00:46:12.400 know somehow she seems to apparently she did a slew of social media comments saying that that

00:46:18.240 was just the case don't know how she knows shouldn't she be questioned then if she's got inside

00:46:22.640 information about it about who exactly they are and their motivations how does she know

00:46:27.920 how does she know of course she doesn't oh she's just a an idiot isn't she all right bbc accused

00:46:37.440 of being anti-british as it slashes team behind major state occasions such as the queen's funeral

00:46:43.520 and Remembrance Sunday to just

00:46:45.540 one person.

00:46:48.040 Big British state things.

00:46:50.940 They'll put one

00:46:51.520 person on it.

00:46:53.740 Despite sending an army of

00:46:55.260 550 staff to Glastonbury,

00:46:58.200 which is a hippie

00:46:59.880 lefty love-in,

00:47:01.640 isn't it? Glastonbury.

00:47:04.400 Some sort of weird

00:47:05.600 freak globo homo

00:47:07.420 fest, isn't it? Glastonbury.

00:47:10.780 BBC will send

00:47:11.640 550 people to that.

00:47:13.520 Queen's funeral or the King's funeral

00:47:18.440 One person

00:47:19.220 BBC's filth, absolute filth

00:47:24.120 I'm not saying destroy its entire archive

00:47:26.520 I'm not saying destroy everything it ever created

00:47:29.720 I'm saying as it exists today

00:47:31.360 Should be got rid of

00:47:32.340 Tear up the Royal Charter

00:47:34.240 Tear it up

00:47:35.660 Let them see if they can stand on their own two feet commercially

00:47:39.720 Like any other media company

00:47:42.000 See if they can

00:47:43.860 Just get rid of that

00:47:45.560 Licence fee

00:47:47.420 Licence fee

00:47:49.000 Even that

00:47:49.780 Even calling it a license fee

00:47:51.420 It's a racket

00:47:54.420 That's extortion

00:47:55.120 Stealing money from the pocket of credulous and weak people

00:47:59.560 In order to fund their state propaganda

00:48:01.800 Which is globalist

00:48:02.720 And anti-British

00:48:03.680 And anti-white

00:48:04.420 Filth

00:48:05.380 Anti is filth

00:48:07.340 all right some celebrity nonsense a fair bit of celebrity nonsense

00:48:14.940 shall we just move on it's already nearly 10 too

00:48:18.200 shall we have a look at on this day in history

00:48:20.240 shall we have a look at that shall we

00:48:22.400 I don't mind doing that I quite like that

00:48:24.520 I think you guys quite like it as well

00:48:26.500 have a look at on this day the 30th of March

00:48:29.580 down through the centuries what happened of note

00:48:32.880 In the year 214 BC

00:48:35.840 First recorded perihelion passage

00:48:38.420 Of Halley's Comet

00:48:39.400 Perihelion closest approach to the sun

00:48:41.660 So Halley's Comet

00:48:42.740 Right

00:48:45.280 It was

00:48:49.100 It's on the Bay of Tapestry isn't it

00:48:51.640 1066 obviously the Bay of Tapestry

00:48:53.980 Was created many years after 1066

00:48:56.260 But nonetheless

00:48:57.020 Halley's Comet which comes round every

00:49:00.000 What is it I should know

00:49:01.220 is it 70 or 80 odd years it comes round you can see it with the naked eye visibly in the sky

00:49:07.640 in the year 240 BC was the first time it was recorded or a record that has survived anyway

00:49:15.920 they probably saw it well people would have seen it wouldn't they long before that but

00:49:22.440 That's the first recorded

00:49:24.940 That has survived

00:49:26.980 On this day, in the year 1856

00:49:30.200 The Russian Empire, the Ottoman Empire

00:49:32.100 Great Britain, France and the Kingdom of Sardinia

00:49:34.300 Sign the Treaty of Paris

00:49:36.100 Ending the Crimean War

00:49:37.320 Fascinating thing, the Crimean War

00:49:39.380 I find it fascinating

00:49:40.540 Essentially where the French and the British

00:49:44.340 Helped the Ottomans defend themselves

00:49:46.640 Against Russia

00:49:47.380 There's more to it than that

00:49:48.580 But in essence, that's what it is

00:49:50.960 russians had designs on the crimea even then well long before then in fact of course obviously

00:50:00.620 now they've got it right now haven't they it was ottoman at the time and even though the ottomans

00:50:07.260 are well it's a slaving empire and muslim and antithetical ultimately to britain and france

00:50:14.940 is interest i mean what it was only 60 years later britain goes to war with the ottoman empire and

00:50:23.100 just and ends it so it's not like they're our friend strategic long-term friend like portugal

00:50:28.540 or something but we'd made the calculation in the mid-19th century that the russian empire was in

00:50:35.740 the ascendancy and the more the more dangerous thing to british interest in the british empire

00:50:41.900 France thought the same thing

00:50:43.440 Ottomans, the Ottomans were the weak man of Europe

00:50:46.300 Could barely defend themselves

00:50:48.260 So Britain and France would do it

00:50:52.040 We did turn the Russians back ultimately

00:50:54.480 Not long after the Russians went in anyway

00:50:58.940 Was it 10, 15, 20 years later, something like that

00:51:01.640 The Russians just returned

00:51:02.960 And at that moment, Britain and France didn't have the political will

00:51:06.080 Or the ability to defend the Ottomans for them

00:51:11.900 Anyway, the accounts of the Crimean War. Fascinating. The various battles. Balaclava. Various battles. Siege of Sebastopol. All right. The Crimean War. Interesting. Very interesting to me. Classic stuff.

00:51:25.900 on this day in 1867 the united states buyers alaska from russia for 7.2 million dollars

00:51:36.280 which is the equivalent of 109 million dollars in 2018 money is roughly two cents an acre it's

00:51:43.980 good deal that isn't it really good deal it's interesting um it was what would be uh

00:51:50.140 Andrew Johnson, and he said Andrew Jackson then

00:51:53.720 Andrew Jackson and Andrew Johnson, two very different men, two very different presidents

00:51:57.140 But it would be Andrew Johnson, the one after Abraham Lincoln

00:52:00.100 Abe Lincoln's VP, who became president after Abe got shot in the back of the head

00:52:05.340 Yeah, it's a good deal

00:52:07.480 Almost as good a deal, or better deal actually I think

00:52:10.620 Per acre than even the Louisiana purchase

00:52:13.180 Which was much earlier with Thomas Jefferson

00:52:15.540 Yeah, it's interesting, the Russians, the Tsar at the time

00:52:20.320 Was it Nicholas I? I can't remember actually exactly who the Tsar was

00:52:24.360 Anyway, they just thought Alaska was just completely pointless

00:52:30.680 They thought it was of no value, really

00:52:33.980 Of course it is massively of value, isn't it?

00:52:37.100 Natural resources and just in and of itself

00:52:39.740 But the Russians at the time thought, oh, it's just nothing

00:52:44.480 We've got endless land

00:52:45.420 We, the Russians

00:52:46.080 Have got endless lands

00:52:47.500 Right

00:52:49.380 Stretching from

00:52:50.320 Europe

00:52:51.940 To the Pacific

00:52:53.060 We don't need Alaska

00:52:55.300 What

00:52:56.060 What

00:52:56.820 The Americans are prepared

00:52:58.000 To give us money for it

00:52:59.280 That was their thinking

00:53:01.060 They were like

00:53:01.380 Money for old rope

00:53:03.260 Like

00:53:03.920 A bit of land we don't use

00:53:05.440 And don't care about

00:53:06.300 And if you got very

00:53:08.800 Very bellicose

00:53:09.580 And aggressive about it

00:53:10.400 You could just take it

00:53:11.180 And then exit

00:53:11.680 But you're prepared

00:53:12.320 To give us money

00:53:13.100 you're prepared to actually give us money for it

00:53:16.180 yeah

00:53:17.740 alright then yeah

00:53:19.080 we'll bite your hand off of course we'll take it

00:53:21.280 it was actually a ridiculously good deal for America

00:53:23.560 but the Russians

00:53:24.900 the Russians thought they were

00:53:26.900 they were getting a brilliant deal

00:53:29.740 imagine something like that

00:53:33.540 imagine like just your actual rubbish

00:53:35.860 your trash

00:53:37.200 your daily kitchen waste

00:53:39.020 someone said I'll give you money for that

00:53:41.800 and you're like

00:53:42.780 Okay

00:53:44.660 I was literally going to throw it out

00:53:46.300 It's of no use to me

00:53:47.900 Well you're going to give me 50 quid

00:53:50.660 For my bin liner full of

00:53:52.080 Full of kitchen rubbish

00:53:55.620 Yeah okay bro

00:53:57.920 Yeah I'll take your money

00:53:59.100 That's how the Russians thought about it

00:54:00.820 But you know of course

00:54:02.200 Of course

00:54:03.620 It's one of the greatest land purchases of all time

00:54:07.660 What a steal

00:54:08.340 Two cents an acre

00:54:10.000 Not bad

00:54:13.360 Alright, on this day in 1870

00:54:15.240 The 15th Amendment of the US Constitution is adopted

00:54:18.080 Guaranteeing the right to vote regardless of race

00:54:20.820 So that was US Grant

00:54:22.460 Ulysses S. Grant

00:54:24.440 The 15th Amendment

00:54:26.640 There you go

00:54:28.160 Mr. Lincoln's Butcher

00:54:31.140 He was the General of the Union Armies during the war, wasn't he?

00:54:38.140 US Grant

00:54:38.820 Okay

00:54:41.420 On this day in 1959

00:54:43.160 The Dalai Lama

00:54:44.540 Flees China and is granted political asylum in India

00:54:48.100 Dalai Lama who weirdly

00:54:50.960 Weirdly touches up and kisses little boys

00:54:53.800 He's still alive isn't he

00:54:57.700 Dalai Lama I think

00:54:59.540 It's the same one isn't it

00:55:01.060 He must be very old now

00:55:03.280 Very old

00:55:04.240 Okay

00:55:05.020 On this day in 1972

00:55:07.160 Northern Ireland

00:55:08.300 That's Northern Ireland

00:55:09.620 Not the Republic of Ireland

00:55:10.680 Northern Ireland's government and parliament

00:55:12.780 Is dissolved by the British government

00:55:14.340 A direct rule from Westminster is introduced

00:55:16.480 Yeah, 1972 was sort of like the height of the

00:55:19.000 Well

00:55:19.500 Near the height

00:55:22.360 You could argue perhaps of the Troubles

00:55:24.640 In recent times

00:55:25.640 You know, like Bloody Sunday had happened

00:55:27.880 Not long before that

00:55:30.140 Was the earlier in the year of 1972

00:55:32.880 So who was Prime Minister?

00:55:34.900 It would be Ted Heath, wasn't it?

00:55:36.020 So Ted Heath just decides that the situation is spiraling out of control

00:55:40.820 And Stormont, the Northern Irish government, just can't deal with it

00:55:44.620 Can't really hack it

00:55:45.620 May well have been right

00:55:47.780 So, okay, that happened in 1972

00:55:52.400 Alright, on this day in 2023

00:55:57.220 Key figures in artificial intelligence, including Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak

00:56:02.420 sign an open letter warning the race to develop ai systems is out of control

00:56:08.980 and asking for a suspension of at least six months yeah how'd that work out for you for us

00:56:14.940 that went by the way by didn't it don't talk about that anymore i've got my very very deep

00:56:20.560 suspicions of ai i know it's not truly intelligent just large language models but there's other types

00:56:26.500 that in the future potentially i don't think they'll necessarily be truly intelligent but

00:56:31.680 I've got my reservations

00:56:33.420 Profound and deep

00:56:35.060 Reservations about AI

00:56:37.340 Don't like it

00:56:40.200 I don't trust it

00:56:40.780 Things that we can't even conceive of

00:56:42.660 At the moment

00:56:43.240 Could become real issues with it

00:56:45.860 Well Steve and the was

00:56:49.500 Had a

00:56:50.540 Had a problem with it

00:56:52.340 Not so much now

00:56:52.900 Don't talk about that now

00:56:53.660 Do they

00:56:53.920 Full steam ahead now

00:56:55.920 Alright

00:56:58.660 There you go

00:56:59.840 shall we do the super chats and rumble rants all right only one rumble right

00:57:05.940 this morning okay for T and Barber cheers buddy you say I can't wait for the FIA

00:57:13.340 to change the engine regs ASAP because Formula One isn't working donkeys are

00:57:18.460 actually thinking are thinking animals and we'll look to see if something's

00:57:22.880 safe and that's why they're willful okay fair enough interested I won't talk

00:57:27.220 about formula one too much although i'd love to because the vast majority of the audience with

00:57:31.820 breakfast we bow don't like it but um the engine regs i don't know there's a fair few overtakes

00:57:37.220 though weren't there you can't deny that can you i know what you mean and i sort of agree i suppose

00:57:40.980 overall but i don't care about how difficult it is for the f1 driver to manage it i care about

00:57:48.000 close driving and overtakes there was a japanese for anyone doesn't know there's a japanese grand

00:57:52.240 at the weekend there's quite a few overtakes even at the front right i don't care how difficult it

00:57:58.980 is for carlos science to manage his recovery system that's his problem i want to see cars

00:58:04.160 going side by side and overtaking i thought it was i thought it was all right i thought the

00:58:07.600 japanese grappling was all right but anyway i also do see what you mean does make a little

00:58:11.760 bit of a joke of things in various ways doesn't it and donkeys yeah yeah donkeys

00:58:17.400 i think they're less stupid than horses overall generally because the horse will just go usually

00:58:25.160 a broken in tame horse will just go wherever it's led regardless of anything

00:58:28.840 there's a donkey not so much a nice well-behaved friendly donkey is a lovely animal though isn't

00:58:36.360 it we've been to the seaside there's like a perfectly tame one who's used to humans

00:58:41.160 You just stroke it and pet it, they're lovely

00:58:43.760 Alright

00:58:45.400 Enough about donkeys

00:58:47.440 Let's have a look at the YouTube super chat

00:58:50.460 So there's quite a few of those

00:58:51.460 Alright

00:58:52.600 Global church history in at number one

00:58:55.460 And still at number one

00:58:56.620 Today in the year 2002

00:58:58.980 Elizabeth the Queen Mother died

00:59:01.640 Yeah, Queen Mother died

00:59:02.860 Yeah, laid in state

00:59:04.320 Nowadays the BBC would only put one person on that

00:59:06.960 That whole thing

00:59:07.680 Yeah, Queen Mother

00:59:10.500 she had a very very interesting life because of course she was the queen during the war

00:59:16.480 right during world war ii it was her husband who was the the king so she you know and long before

00:59:22.900 that she was at the very very she lived through an incredible she had an incredible life she

00:59:29.700 lived really oh she's well over 100 wasn't she um okay there you go she died on this day in 2002

00:59:36.060 Did not know that

00:59:36.880 Thank you for that information

00:59:37.940 Mr Dickie Bingo says

00:59:40.220 Michael Ryan's uncle

00:59:43.260 Taught me to play drums

00:59:44.680 I don't know who Michael Ryan is

00:59:47.180 Harry

00:59:49.280 Who's Michael Ryan

00:59:50.480 I'm also not sure

00:59:53.200 Okay sorry about that

00:59:55.040 Mr Dickie Bingo

00:59:56.300 Sorry about that

00:59:57.340 Michael Ryan

00:59:59.380 Sorry

01:00:00.100 I don't know

01:00:00.940 Did I talk about him earlier in the show or something

01:00:02.540 Why did you

01:00:03.080 Anyway

01:00:04.680 Apologies

01:00:05.400 Apologies

01:00:06.400 Alright

01:00:09.300 Milesb

01:00:13.100 I don't know what that is

01:00:14.380 You don't say anything and just give a super chat anyway

01:00:16.240 Thank you for that

01:00:16.980 Milesb

01:00:19.260 Whoever you are, thank you for that

01:00:21.060 LJMV says

01:00:24.120 Hey Bo, we win people over

01:00:26.120 By helping them step outside

01:00:28.360 That moral trap

01:00:30.740 When people panic at labels

01:00:32.720 Like racist

01:00:33.720 They've already lost

01:00:35.240 If Lowe explains this clearly

01:00:37.520 It could break that hold

01:00:39.640 Yeah he said it a number of times

01:00:41.860 He said on Twitter going back a while now

01:00:43.580 If people call him racist

01:00:45.580 He would just put

01:00:47.420 I don't care

01:00:48.140 I've done the same thing

01:00:50.740 For a while now

01:00:52.160 Yeah don't care call me racist

01:00:54.020 If I'm racist by your paradigm

01:00:55.700 Are you having an in group preference

01:00:57.880 Or not even that

01:00:58.440 If you don't actively have an out group preference

01:01:01.740 You're racist

01:01:03.000 Okay by that definition then you want to call me racist

01:01:05.220 Fine, do that then

01:01:06.620 Because I'm not playing by that

01:01:09.100 Those rules

01:01:11.060 I'm not playing by those rules

01:01:12.380 No, I'll put my own people

01:01:15.640 My own nation, my own family

01:01:17.360 Before that of outsiders and strangers and foreigners

01:01:20.060 Call that racist then

01:01:22.940 By your definition it is

01:01:24.740 Don't care

01:01:26.760 Don't care

01:01:27.580 That's been used to get us murdered and raped and replaced

01:01:30.980 For far too long

01:01:32.040 So I don't care about it anymore

01:01:33.500 yeah alright

01:01:35.520 there you go

01:01:36.140 hopefully Rupert Lowe

01:01:37.080 can make that argument

01:01:38.580 people can break free

01:01:40.020 of yeah

01:01:40.860 the moral trap

01:01:41.820 of that

01:01:42.240 you can't have a country

01:01:43.900 just accept

01:01:44.600 being invaded

01:01:45.340 or we'll call you

01:01:47.160 a racist

01:01:47.740 no

01:01:49.360 no

01:01:49.980 no anymore

01:01:50.980 we've done that

01:01:51.500 we've done that

01:01:52.460 we've played that game

01:01:53.240 for decades now

01:01:54.000 look where it got us

01:01:55.500 got us into a terrible place

01:01:57.440 a nightmarish place

01:01:59.120 so no

01:01:59.780 not having that anymore

01:02:00.580 not having that anymore

01:02:02.160 You know, someone like Yasmin Alibaba Brown can call me a racist, fine

01:02:09.640 Call me a bigot and screech and ree all they want

01:02:13.420 Don't care

01:02:14.980 I'm going to stand up for my own people and my own in-group first

01:02:20.420 Alright, LJMV also says

01:02:24.480 The emotional manipulation needs to be identified and done with, yeah

01:02:28.100 Yeah, you're right, yeah

01:02:29.920 The same person who didn't say anything before

01:02:34.000 Mil-lesb

01:02:34.920 M-I-L-E-S-B

01:02:37.200 How would you say that?

01:02:38.800 Mil-lesb

01:02:40.000 My-lesb

01:02:41.540 My-lesb

01:02:43.280 They have said something now

01:02:45.800 They say

01:02:46.360 What are your recs for migrants to stay?

01:02:53.440 No, no, all go

01:02:54.900 Economic migrants

01:02:57.440 Yeah, go back to your country of origin

01:02:58.980 don't need you here you're ruining our economy and our way of living and our society

01:03:03.540 don't need them go back to your country of origin

01:03:07.720 irwin romulus says morning beau love the show mate have you seen chris dangerfield's video

01:03:17.340 a childhood memory over on daughter of albion's channel probably moving stuff i don't feel gets

01:03:24.640 enough attention thanks for the super chat I don't know a big fan of Chris Dangerfield's stuff

01:03:30.200 I've done a video with him once upon a time a fair few moons ago now all about um what was it all

01:03:36.260 about um Cambodia and Angkor Wat did another video talking about English history I think maybe

01:03:44.380 William Marshall I remember talking about or was it Edward I so Dangerfield's a good chap check

01:03:49.980 him out and daughter of albion does she still make content anymore i don't know if she still

01:03:55.020 makes content anymore but i had a couple of good chats with her one about scott of antarctica

01:03:59.460 scott and shackleton it's one of my best videos actually i consider

01:04:04.340 yeah over on history bro my own channel history bro there's a good long form thing with me

01:04:10.720 daughter of albion talking about scott and shackleton and we did another one i think about

01:04:14.800 Zara Nicholas II

01:04:16.700 anyway

01:04:17.640 that Scott and Shackleton one

01:04:18.960 I honestly consider

01:04:19.980 it was one of the best

01:04:20.720 conversations I ever had

01:04:21.860 very

01:04:22.440 listenable

01:04:23.760 to

01:04:24.300 I think

01:04:25.100 anyway

01:04:26.060 I haven't

01:04:26.640 I don't know the specific video

01:04:27.800 you're talking about there

01:04:28.500 but

01:04:28.760 Dangerfield and Daughter of Albion

01:04:30.140 good people

01:04:30.960 check them out

01:04:31.780 alright

01:04:32.200 Azzy says

01:04:34.720 will you do an epochs

01:04:36.220 on Oliver Cromwell

01:04:37.160 cheers

01:04:37.480 yeah

01:04:37.720 absolutely of course

01:04:38.640 I'm going through

01:04:39.500 all the monarchs

01:04:40.580 I started with like

01:04:41.380 Alfred the Great

01:04:42.240 I've got stuff going back

01:04:43.720 to Roman Britain

01:04:44.320 but went from Alfred the Great all the way through

01:04:47.400 Applestown, all the way through the Anglo-Saxon period

01:04:49.240 all the way through the Norman Conquest

01:04:50.880 every single one

01:04:51.880 I'm up to

01:04:54.220 well the last one, last Sunday, it's the Wars of the Roses

01:04:57.560 so that's Henry VI and

01:04:59.340 Edward IV, Wars of the Roses

01:05:01.260 the mid second half of the

01:05:03.540 15th century

01:05:04.660 I plan to do them all, plan to go up

01:05:07.500 to modern day

01:05:08.000 so when I get to Charles Stewart, Charles I

01:05:11.460 we'll get to Cromwell

01:05:13.280 And I'll be talking all about Cromwell

01:05:14.460 That period of the Civil War

01:05:16.300 I plan to do, and have been planning to do for a long time

01:05:19.060 In silly detail

01:05:20.240 I'll do many, many, many episodes about that

01:05:24.000 So yeah, I absolutely will

01:05:25.780 That's a 100% yes

01:05:27.560 Should I not be hit by a bus before then

01:05:30.080 Of course

01:05:30.680 Alright

01:05:32.780 Anime Chud Party

01:05:36.740 That's their name

01:05:39.080 Anime Chud Party

01:05:40.700 Says, hi from Arizona

01:05:42.660 No, I can't sleep.

01:05:43.660 Oh, sorry to hear that.

01:05:45.760 Sorry to hear that.

01:05:48.360 But hi.

01:05:50.640 From Arizona.

01:05:53.060 Okay.

01:05:53.460 Harry Hobag says, do an F1 chat at the end of each season.

01:05:59.080 Yeah, I could do that, yeah.

01:06:01.740 Yeah.

01:06:03.300 Not a terrible idea.

01:06:05.620 Okay, for a half decent amount of money there, Brandon Lucas says,

01:06:09.880 not really a restore supporter but these poll numbers if true are good enough uh to get on

01:06:18.440 debate stage strategy there would be bringing up the grooming gangs because the parties are still

01:06:24.800 denying and would be a good trap yeah great become a restore supporter bro come on ain't

01:06:32.940 fine vote low millions must go from zoomers to boomers it's the only party that's talking about

01:06:37.700 How millions must go

01:06:39.060 People try to say

01:06:40.560 There's no difference

01:06:41.380 Between restore and reform

01:06:42.580 Immigration policy

01:06:43.380 Nonsense

01:06:44.440 Arrant nonsense

01:06:46.880 Millions must go

01:06:51.260 Okay

01:06:51.720 LJMV

01:06:53.020 Bo you magnificent man

01:06:55.180 Have some coffee money

01:06:58.100 Thank you very much

01:06:59.160 Thank you very much

01:07:01.660 Magnificent

01:07:03.840 Not my words

01:07:04.420 That's not my alt account

01:07:06.220 Thank you very much

01:07:09.140 Very kind of you

01:07:09.700 Oh and the last one for today

01:07:11.040 Brandon Lucas again says

01:07:12.600 Might seem a little cynical

01:07:15.080 But do you want the mediator screaming at you to shut up

01:07:21.940 And is one of the few issues that flabbergasts the Greens

01:07:27.040 Okay

01:07:32.100 I guess you're talking about in a debate

01:07:35.300 if there was a debate where a store got on stage.

01:07:38.480 There you go.

01:07:40.280 Oh, a quick few, two more Rumble Wrench just came in,

01:07:44.140 so I might as well read them.

01:07:47.380 I'm in a massive rush this morning.

01:07:51.440 Ramshackle Otter says,

01:07:52.780 Bo, what's your favourite radio station from GTA San Andreas?

01:07:59.840 Well, to be perfectly honest with you,

01:08:01.400 it's a boring answer,

01:08:02.420 is I usually on the little d-pad press down to change the radio station I usually turn it off

01:08:09.200 usually because because I'm nearly always listening to an audio book I'm listening to my

01:08:16.260 own music one or the other but if I don't do that then there's one with like 80s stuff on it isn't

01:08:22.140 there there's definitely at least there's one with 80s music on it like Guns N' Roses or something

01:08:28.520 that one I can't remember even what it's called but that one but I usually turn the radio off

01:08:32.200 in fact nearly every time I get into a car my left thumb immediately goes to the d-pad to

01:08:36.920 turn the radio off because I'm listening to an audiobook

01:08:40.060 all right that's the real reality of that answer for you and the last one today

01:08:47.620 Skoldrezier Skoldrezier says show the donkey again

01:08:53.140 Everyone loves a donkey

01:08:57.760 Aren't they

01:08:58.140 They're sweet animals

01:08:59.100 They're sweet animals

01:09:01.160 Really

01:09:02.240 Even if a bit willful

01:09:04.060 And

01:09:06.740 Boom

01:09:09.300 There's the donkey

01:09:10.180 Little donkey

01:09:13.360 Little donkey

01:09:15.200 Okay that's the show

01:09:16.680 It's just ticked

01:09:18.020 Nine minutes past nine

01:09:19.020 In the AM

01:09:19.940 On Monday

01:09:21.260 Monday

01:09:21.680 Monday

01:09:22.140 The 30th of March

01:09:23.560 In the year of our Lord

01:09:24.220 2026

01:09:24.980 You've been the glorious band

01:09:26.640 The Chosen Few

01:09:27.520 My band of brothers

01:09:29.400 And sisters

01:09:30.400 The very best among us

01:09:31.360 Tuning in to the Bo Show Live

01:09:32.780 Breakfast with Bo Live

01:09:33.740 Can't say fairer than that

01:09:35.300 Can't ask for more than that

01:09:36.660 Brilliant stuff

01:09:37.820 Thank you

01:09:38.260 Without you is not a thing

01:09:39.180 Really isn't a thing

01:09:40.400 It's just me sitting here

01:09:42.180 On my own

01:09:42.620 Reading some headlines

01:09:43.800 That's not anything is it

01:09:45.000 It's you guys

01:09:46.020 Thank you

01:09:46.880 Try and make the best

01:09:48.520 Of the day ahead

01:09:49.080 If you can

01:09:49.580 Seize the day

01:09:50.400 Carpe diem

01:09:51.200 If you can, your time is valuable

01:09:53.200 It's the most valuable thing you've got

01:09:54.560 It's the most valuable thing you've got

01:09:57.260 If you can

01:09:59.300 I know it's not always easy or possible

01:10:00.580 Try and make the best of the day ahead

01:10:02.940 Alright, without getting too preachy about it

01:10:05.560 I'll see you tomorrow morning

01:10:06.980 Take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - March 30, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 30th March 2026

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