Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 5th January 2026
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In this episode of Breakfast with Beau the Beau Show, I introduce myself, talk about what this show is all about and give you a quick run down of what you can expect from the show in the coming weeks and months.
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morning you all right it is monday morning the 5th of january in the year of our lord
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2026 and it is the inaugural breakfast with beau
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so welcome welcome aboard if you're here watching this live or indeed later today
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then you're part of a glorious band the chosen few to be here from the beginning for something
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it's probably going to be pretty special isn't it let's be honest i'm joined by my uh producer
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harry say hello harry good morning that's little harry and he's not very little he's like six foot
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six one how tall are you harry uh 5'11 i think oh is it oh well still not that little not little
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but little compared to the other harry in the office harry robinson who is a giant let's be
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honest um so poor little harry who's not even little uh but there you go that's what he gets
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called uh well he's like my uh my comedy dave my sidekick simon my um young jamie and you are quite
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young aren't you harry you 90 or you 20 now i'm 20 now okay so you go a babe in arms so uh if i do
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like 80s references he's not going to get them and i do a fair bit of 80s references i can't even
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help myself they just slip in there all right so let's get started uh everyone's back to work today
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uh you know millions of people across britain or across the world i would have thought uh back to
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work back to school um and so usually what i plan to do in the normal course of events is jump
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pretty much straight into the news that's what this show is a roundup of the day's news what's in
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the news cycle today for people that haven't got time during the day to just be constantly
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checking the news constantly on twitter if you've got an actual job a normal job where you can't do
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that you're not allowed to do that um it would be good i think a lot of people do get sort of a news
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hit in the mornings so lotus leaders wanted to offer you something like that um and um i always thought
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it's something i could do i'd like to do so uh we're going to do that but usually most days i'm going
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to jump straight into that but because it's the first episode i'll just do a little bit of
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of preamble just to let you know what we're going to do um and this this will probably change over
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the first few days weeks even months probably tweak it here and there things that don't really work
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will drop and start trying new things see what people like see what people don't like see what
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i'm comfortable with but to begin with we'll go through the papers the front pages of the papers
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in britain then we'll have a look at a few different websites you know bbc channel 4 the mail online
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whatever all those sorts of things but then go around the world you want to go around the world
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world world world look at um look at things like le monde look what's going on in france look at build
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the germans you know maybe have a look at what's in um like the the preeminent russian news organ
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the the biggest indian chinese ones uh go from from west to east go around the world
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and uh look at and then look at america you know look at the la times look at the new york post
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the washington post new york times washington post stuff like that uh so yeah uh i think that will
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feel an hour well it will uh but if it doesn't we've got other little things that sort of and finally
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topics like science i'm interested in science science news so if there's time on any given day
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we'll have a quick look at that um and also possibly things like uh on this day in history
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there's a few different websites that like on this day in history because you know every single day
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there's loads of things that happened throughout the centuries that could be mentioned so it's sort
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of an and finally segment and then if we've got time uh you know comments um anything in the chat
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that was particularly good or super chats things like that um and as i say as we go on we may tweak it
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and change it over the coming days and weeks um all right so another thing to say before we jump in
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is that obviously some days are going to be quite slow news days where there's nothing seismic
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has particularly happened uh and and all the papers will go with all sorts of different things
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and um the news cycle will be sort of all over the shop and then some days it's going to be
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dominated by one thing you know if there's one massive thing that happened the previous day
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obviously the news cycle in that morning will be dominated by the thing and today is one of those
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days um and i suspect um those days will probably be slightly rarer so we're starting off with uh
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perhaps um an anomaly i don't know we'll see um but the big news of course is the venezuela thing
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the maduro affair donald trump throwing his weight around in south america the the don row doctrine
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do you get that harry a take on like the monroe doctrine do you get that reference okay
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the mon the monroe doctrine was uh the idea that america the america's fit in broadly speaking
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um the sphere of influence in central and south america it's like you know the united states won't let
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anyone else dominate that area you know they're they're neighbors basically in the region um
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and donald trump said that perhaps with the venezuela thing it's like the don row doctrine
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it's a bad pun all right it's a bad pun okay all right so let's kick off then let's start let's have
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a look so the bbc uh do do a web page which shows you the papers uh there we go i don't know harry if
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you're uh you flick to that if it's up on my little screen i don't see exactly what you get to see on
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on the internet so i'm just trusting harry's got it all in hand yeah all good getting the thumbs up
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all right so yeah the bbc have a web page like this that shows the front pages of the papers
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um so let's just go let's just uh kick off let's see what we got so first of all the financial times
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you know one of the more eminent newspapers in britain although to be honest in the last few years
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it does still come out with a bunch of woke crap a fair amount of the time but still um not this
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ever particularly based but it's slightly more based than most of the others okay the financial
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times trump piles fresh pressure on venezuela white house retains uh optionality to use further to use
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further armed force if needed so that was one thing so i watched donald trump's uh and rubio's
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uh press conference yesterday and a couple other bits and bobs since he i saw trump talking on air
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force one and a couple other things he did another interview um with was it with the atlantic um yeah
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and they said look what if this doesn't work you know you sort of cut the head off the the serpent
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if you like but what if it proves to be a hydra and it just goes it all goes belly up iraq style
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are you going to be prepared to put boots on the ground i mean more than just a special forces team
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you know would you send in the marine corps would you send in like the first armored division or
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you know he doesn't want to say i don't want to i don't think i'll need to
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but don't think i'm afraid to was his response which is both sort of um pragmatic a little bit
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chilling you know but i mean what else could you say if you're if you're prepared to pull the trigger
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on this thing you've got you've got to go whole hog i suppose if needs be because people are saying
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it's like oh it's another forever war trump uh promised he would be like the anti-war president
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and in his first term and so far in this term uh is largely is uh almost entirely is i mean not
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entirely it's one of those things if you're president of the united states even if you're
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like jimmy carter i.e you know not very warlike a much more dove than a hawk you still find yourself
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embroiled in military things abroad right still going to happen there's no way to avoid it i would
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have thought at some point as president of the united states even if it's small limited things
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um not that this is limited i'm not saying that but you know it's going to be impossible to be a
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truly truly 100 peaceful president of the united states um i remember once actually dan carlin said
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if you want to be like a leader of men you want to be the president of the united states
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or you want to go down in history as a caesar or a napoleon or a george washington type figure
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whether whether you know justly or not if you're not prepared to do that
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you already almost certainly won't be able to sort of sit in those top seats
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anyway trump has shown himself hasn't he of the years that he is prepared to pull the trigger on
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various things remember that quassam soleimani iranian general guy that he just droned to bits
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in baghdad airport remember that um when he bombed um when he bombed iran uh last year
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uh with the b2 the stealth bomber you know so trump isn't afraid to use force when he feels he needs to
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despite being the i get why some mega people uh or maybe quite a lot of mega people were a little
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annoyed with trump so i thought you were the peace guy i thought you're the guy that didn't start wars
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well it just it just is what it is i suppose um if you're going to make big plays on the
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international stage it's going to require if not like you know full-blown iraq 2003 style invasions
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at least like special forces raids right again i think of jimmy carter like it's impossible
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it's kind of impossible i would have thought to completely be a peaceful president but okay what is
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maduro uh due in new york court today after dramatic weekend abduction yeah so that's the
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other thing people have said and i think i agree with them that it's basically an illegal action
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what he did you know the the the united states are saying that it's a police action you know it was
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the dea that have arrested him because he's up on criminal charges it's a police action we may have
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used delta force and like the u.s navy and the air force and whatever to sort of apprehend him abduct
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him but it's actually just a police action you know rubio's like we're not at war uh but let's be
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clear we're not at war with venezuela uh but nonetheless you know uh it is a kidnapping
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right i mean it is it is um the idea that maduro has to answer to criminal charges in the southern
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district of new york well that's not a thing is it he's a venezuelan person in venezuela
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but nonetheless there you go police action didn't eisenhower call the whole korean war a police action
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so there you go call it what you want might is right and i'm not saying it's fair i'm not saying
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it's particularly just or righteous i think it is kind of righteous because i hate maduro he's a
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communist ruined that country made lives of misery for loads and loads of nearly all venezuelans an
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absolute misery tank the economy you know i think he's a bad guy uh but it's still kidnapping right
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it's still you know at odds with international law but you go might is right and once again i'm not
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saying it's fair it's not fair is it you know like when putin will just like poison uh the leader of
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like uzbekistan or whatever not that he did that but you know he does things like that it's like well
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who's going to stop him you know when xi when that winnie the pooh fella over here in beijing
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when he just like illegally arrests and detains a bunch of people from nepal or something
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oh the tibet rather sorry tibet something like that loads of chinese dissidents just disappear it's
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like well he's got the power what are you going to do if you can't physically stop someone from
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doing something you know that's the end of the story really isn't it i mean if you look at america
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and how they've well not just america but you look at how big powers in the world of sort of flouted
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international law over the years uh yeah this is nothing particularly new i think of noriega for
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example when they go after someone like el chapo or um escobar right the dea just murdered escobar
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on a rooftop in colombia right so things like you know things like this happened so
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you know it is what it is the united states i remember what was it when uh the league of nations
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came out woodrow wilson's uh baby the league of nations when it came out like a new product
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remember when the league of nations came out remember that um and then the u.s senate and
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congress say no we're not doing that forget that we're not going to be bound by that or like the
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un how many times since world war ii have the un said to one country you can't do that don't do that
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and the country's just like nah we're going to do it anyway screw you you can't stop us
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this is one of those things isn't it it is what it is um okay sorry back to the financial times
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i think they're in a lot of trouble that's a quote i think they're in a lot of trouble
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rubio issues threats against cuba so there's another thing a bit on the story isn't it is that
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it it does send a message to other countries that trump you know or will can just do stuff
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right there's this thing nixon would talk about richard nixon um that the rest of the world is
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really talking about the soviets at that point it's the 70s still late eight late 60s early 70s
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it's still the cold war um that he as president of the united states his enemies need to think of him
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or need to know really that he's some sort of mad dog that that will do violent things so don't
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mess with him again it sort of is what it is that's power isn't it when there's a bunch of big cabals in
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the world big powers governments if you're going to dominate them for sure will on them then they've
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got to know that you're for real that you really will do it so yeah it's uh it is a message isn't
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it to places like cuba um trump was has been always quite vocal and was in the press conference
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yesterday that he would think about doing something against cuba if they don't sort of fall in line a
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bit more uh colombia the colombia guy a few weeks back was it a month or two back when someone asked
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trump about um colombia the colombian leader trump said he better watch his ass
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trump trump said they better watch his ass and uh in the press conference yesterday someone said is
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that still the case and he was like yeah yeah it is look out like stop playing games
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if you f around you may well find out may well find uh delta force knocking at your door i mean
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yeah or greenland not that you need a delta force to sort of do any raids in greenland but you know
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trump has made it very clear he's got designs sort of grand strategic designs on greenland he thinks
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it's in the united states national interest to sort of fully control or annex greenland i don't know
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the exact plan i don't know if anyone knows the exact plan but you know it's got designs on greenland
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which belongs to denmark basically little old denmark denmark cannot stop donald trump from
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taking greenland if he decides he's just going to use executive action maduro style suleimani style
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just to take greenland no one can stop him so yeah it is it is and loads of other countries like iran
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you know look out iran look out mr ayatollah is is what this says doesn't it and anywhere else in the
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world on twitter a lot of people joking a lot of brits joking come and do it to starma i don't want
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that to be clear um not that i like the starma government of course i don't uh but i don't think
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i don't i don't want that i haven't advocated for that but it's a funny thing to say isn't it i think
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i saw even some french people saying come and uh come and do come pull a maduro on macron for us
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mr trump um i hope i hope all joking aside i hope that the venezuelan people um will be relieved of
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some of their misery and financial ruin right that would be nice wouldn't it to be let up from uh the
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stranglehold of socialism which is to be fair pretty much ruined their country it was a prosperous
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it used to be a prosperous and uh you know wealthy ish for south america country and now they're now
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it's you know so hopefully hopefully history will show fingers crossed that um this was actually
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a good use of a little bit of sort of surgical violence and it was violent you know if anyone saw
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the the uh images a few bombs going off in caracas right the skyline with u.s helicopters black hawks
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flying across the skyline apparently there's something in the order of between 30 and 40 odd
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venezuelan whether they were army guys or just maduro's sort of personal security but something
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in the region of 30 plus dudes got killed by delta force that wasn't entirely bloodless
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no delta force guys died apparently a couple apparently a couple were injured shot but
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have survived one u.s helicopter apparently was damaged but was still able to fly
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was still able to get back to the aircraft carrier or whatever it was just off the coast
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so i mean in terms of special forces raids uh a smashing success just purely in terms of that
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operation um i'm fascinated by special forces raids uh this this week on epochs my show on epochs
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i'll give it a quick plug is that out of lines out of order i mean it's behind you harry's also uh
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helps edit my or does all the editing really for um the epoch show on the website if you're watching
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this on youtube or something later there is the lotus teachers website and if you go on there
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there's all sorts of free content like the daily podcast but there's also uh some paywalled content
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dan dan tubb does a show luca johnson does a show i've got a show my history thing show called epochs
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long form me just talking about history things 244 episodes now is it so a few hundred hours
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of me talking about history last and they always come out on a sunday last sunday's one yesterday's
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one was about a special forces raid the sas in the iranian embassy siege in 1980 saving a load of
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hostages all but one hostage and killing all but one terrorist and apprehending the like the other
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terrorist so i'm fascinated by uh special forces raids it'll be interesting to see if and when they
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make some sort of tv show or movie about about delta falls in caracas on saturday um yeah crazy crazy
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stuff all right uh oh no sorry let's go back sorry uh so the fuck we had the financial times
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what else have we got here we got the the guardian oh
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the guardian okay what's the guardian say uh trump warns of quote warns of quote big price to pay
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if caracas fails to toe line yeah so when if you take away the head of state the obvious question
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is well who's head of state now who's the leader now you know because the problem is the worry is
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is that just like in iraq the spectre of iraq 2003 is if you just remove a strong man or any leader
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actually if you just remove them literally just cut the head off the snake um then you're either
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going to have a power vacuum and power vacuums are always bad history shows power vacuums are nearly
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always bad that's the problem with true true true hardline libertarianism is that it's like power
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vacuums nearly always get filled by somebody somehow anyway won't get into the nature of
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libertarianism but you either have a power vacuum or you have factional infighting and that can quite
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quickly quite often descend into a nightmare sectarian bloodbath nightmare exactly what happened in iraq so
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no one wants that no one wants that for venezuela right so who's the lip so the question remains who
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who's the leader then um so they've got the deputy leader that woman uh rodriguez uh she was uh sort
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of it was they made it clear the venezuelans themselves made it clear um pretty quickly you
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know by the afternoon on saturday that she was you know the interim leader the provisional leader
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um but well because she's the vice president so that is sort of the legit
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you know line of succession if if maduro died of a heart attack in his sleep on saturday night
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it it would pass to her so that seems reasonable and fair enough um the thing is where trump has done
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this and is now claiming that the pentagon and the state department are just gonna run venezuela and
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that was the quote they're gonna run it someone on twitter i thought was quite funny said what's he
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talking about it's not a football team like running venezuela that was that was the terminology that
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was the word he used not governing ruling but run it we're gonna run venezuela okay um so the question
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is where does the the the the the seat of power really lie who's really pulling the the levers of
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power the uh the cockpit where where does all real big policy get decided is it with this
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rodriguez lady or is it with trump and rubio essentially well trump has said it's with them
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and he's got the power he's got the power right um so to make it clear to her he has said a few things
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like you better it's basically i'm paraphrasing but basically do as you're told or will maduro you
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right fall in line you better bloody well fall in line otherwise it's curtains for you one way or
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another he said there you go big price to pay the quote there was another quote so he said um you know
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you you'll find you basically said you'll find yourself in the same position as maduro or worse
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because in the first few hours she came out and said
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uh all stuff like we will never be slaves we'll never be enslaved again
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you know that we won't put up with colonialism all that sort of thing
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defiant in other words fairly reasonably defiant um but then she's come out since then
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like on sunday basically saying oh no we do want cooperation with the u.s uh actually we are prepared
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to completely uh cooperate with the u.s and we're happy to welcome uh any assistance they can you know
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so so she changed her tune pretty quickly um you know like any politician who isn't a mad dog
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you've got to realize what's possible right that is what politics is the art of the possible
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um so she's obviously realized she doesn't want to end up in a new york jail either and then what
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ultimately a supermax prison in colorado i mean because she's been around since the chavez days
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she's absolutely part of this whole thing the regime as well so trump has said he wants to hold
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elections have elections free real elections in venezuela kind of as soon as possible or as soon
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as it's sort of practicable um and i guess they'll just i guess the state department will just sort of
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force that rodriguez lady to sort of do that and sort of make that happen so okay um trump sort of
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playing is kind of playing hardball i'm sorry you kind of got to you got a ball by the horns now
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right you've got a tiger by the ears you've got you sort of got to play hardball there's a okay the
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times um there's a picture the picture's coming out of maduro's of the maduro thing is uh crazy really
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i mean i mean that's the way the world used to be when you look back at like world war ii and before
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i mean you look back at the the 19th century the 18th century countries used to behave like this
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much much more often i.e making fairly big plays like to us this is like a big play isn't it it's
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like a big thing like a seismic thing has happened um i think we're just used to like the the 1980s
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90s and the 2000s or 21st century actually that's an exception to the rule where these things don't
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often happen in history things like this you know reasonably big moves being played by bigger powers
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they just happened all the time all the time um so if you're a bit more familiar with history it's
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not as shocking something like this isn't quite as shocking as um some people i think seem to think
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um nonetheless it's still sort of it's sort of a bit a bit shocking is it quite a big play all right
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so uh what's the times coming the times used to be thought of as pretty not necessarily right leaning
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but right of center conservative with a small c not so much anymore i mean it's not as bad as the
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guardian or the metro or something but um they do still come out with a bunch of woke crap a lot of
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the time these days trump issues warning to venezuela's new leader yeah yeah basically saying
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um do as you're told she doesn't have much choice does she the telegraph the tory graph
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again um actually that the telegraph is one of the few that does still print based things sometimes
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um people on the left think the telegraph is really right wing it's not it's just not as
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ridiculously left wing as again something like the spectator or the or the metro or something
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um sometimes they they print all sorts of globalist anti-white crap every now and again in fact to be
00:27:09.280
fair to them they do also print based stuff as well sometimes one of the last ones really to do it
00:27:15.100
um okay they've gone with uh trump set sights on greenland that's their headline so yeah they've
00:27:21.820
they're obviously going with the angle that um that you know if if trump can and will do this to
00:27:29.100
somebody like maduro because venezuela is not a small country i mean it's relatively small but what
00:27:34.920
i mean is in the scheme of things if you're gonna rank all countries you know venezuela is sort of a
00:27:40.880
middling one isn't it it's not absolutely tiny it's not it's not insignificant i mean it's oil
00:27:45.240
as i haven't even talked about the oil angle of it yet um but um they've got like what is it a fifth
00:27:52.620
of the world's oil or a seventh of the entire world's crude oil is in venezuela so it's not a tiny
00:27:59.680
player right it's not bhutan um so if trump can do it to maduro
00:28:06.500
he could easily do it to greenland you literally need to send in like one platoon of marines
00:28:17.300
to take out greenland take it out you know do a regime change there okay that's the telegraph
00:28:26.640
um what have we got next we've got are the independent don't really like the independent
00:28:33.000
but they go with uh we are not at war u.s insists as it claims control of venezuela
00:28:38.800
um there you go secretary of state marco rubio denies there is war between the two countries as
00:28:45.020
military leaders in caracas call for the release of their president nicholas maduro set to appear in a
00:28:50.220
manhattan court today yeah where was the venezuelan military
00:28:54.720
during all this thing or you know there's there was obviously gunfire like i said already there
00:29:02.420
was there was gunplay but you know broadly speaking the venezuelan military didn't really
00:29:09.340
turn up did they they didn't put up much of a of a defense i mean i and i and i'm not blaming
00:29:15.980
them actually i'm not blaming them i'm not just trying to throw shade on the venezuelan military
00:29:20.840
for the sake of it for triumphalism that's not what i'm trying to say here um you know america had
00:29:26.680
uh carrier groups uh off the coast of venezuela for like weeks now they imposed a no-fly zone over
00:29:35.160
all of venezuela like a few like before christmas the u.s was somehow able to turn off all the power
00:29:42.200
in caracas that night so it seems to me what i'm trying to say here is it seems to me that
00:29:48.640
america this it was just a final final pushing over a house of cars to actually grab maduro
00:29:54.520
physically already loads of things were in place it seems already loads of venezuelan infrastructure
00:30:00.840
and military capability was already taken care of it seems were some of them even in on it who know
00:30:07.260
who knows that's pure conjecture i don't know about that but you know you you might you might think
00:30:12.100
that they'd they'd seen the writing on the wall and sort of rolled over just be like i don't want
00:30:20.180
to go up against many many black hawks full of delta false dudes that's a death sentence for us
00:30:27.600
for me so uh just let them do what they're going to do bro kind of thing i don't know i don't know
00:30:34.180
but um they're saying that they're calling for the release of their of their president
00:30:38.120
isn't that's not happening that's not happening when when you've been arrested by the dea
00:30:43.380
at the hands of uh delta force and the state department and the president of green lit it all
00:30:50.000
and you've been flown post haste to the southern district of new york to face prosecution
00:30:56.820
pam bondi and the doj have got a laundry list of crimes they're accusing you of they're not letting
00:31:03.600
you go they're not he's not he's not gonna let go i mean some people have said that it's all trumped
00:31:11.000
up charges was that pun intended trumped up charges i don't know uh that it's trumped up charges because
00:31:17.160
what he's been accused of is a whole list of things uh gun charges and drug trafficking um the big big
00:31:24.740
crimes many many of them um and some people said oh that's just that's trump that's not that's all fake
00:31:30.820
um that's just america making stuff up for their so that they can achieve sort of more broad strategic
00:31:38.300
goals maduro didn't do nothing well we'll see because he's going to be put on trial
00:31:44.260
in america so we'll get to see we'll get to hear the evidence according to the department of justice
00:31:55.500
but who knows i mean we shall see i suspect they're not lying about that that's what i suspect
00:32:02.980
i don't know i'm not in maduro's inner entourage so i don't i obviously don't know but i suspect
00:32:09.440
when it goes to trial it will be shown that he sort of was acting effectively as the head of
00:32:15.680
like a drugs cartel or more than one or whatever um i suspect that would be the case but you know
00:32:23.400
watch your space we shall see right the daily mail pm faces revolt by labor's maduro apologist so this
00:32:31.020
is a bit of a fallout uh in britain is the uh our leader sakir starmer sort of was interesting for a
00:32:40.160
that he didn't get a call from the state department or from the white house either before or after the
00:32:46.440
fact usually it used to be the case all through the cold war and things that the uk and the us
00:32:52.920
talked to each other massively about what they planned to do use each other's intelligence services
00:32:57.860
and and even military sometimes to work in unison for all sorts of stuff certainly it used to be the
00:33:03.660
case even back in like the blair years you would have thought that the president would ring up
00:33:08.620
tony blair shortly after very shortly after something like this and just have a quick word
00:33:13.080
like literally like a two minute five minute call with him for appearances sake if for nothing else
00:33:18.320
for like you know the special relationship the closest of allies sort of thing but no they didn't
00:33:22.780
even they didn't even call him so but and off the back of that um starmer is like not condemned it
00:33:30.400
not overtly said this was a terrible this is some sort of international war crime it's terrible it's
00:33:34.880
illegal he used to like sort of keeping his powder dry and so lots of people in the labor party or
00:33:41.420
maduro apologists as the daily mail describes them um are annoyed with him about that
00:33:49.020
well what are you going to do it's interesting is it how the everyone that is annoyed by this they're
00:33:55.440
either leftists or you know either actual socialists or communists because their boy one of their
00:34:01.620
leaders has sort of got his comeuppance the other lot i must say that i don't seem particularly happy
00:34:08.580
with this are those that seem to think that israel and netanyahu are behind the whole thing
00:34:13.060
um i i don't see that i must say um because maduro was very vocally and an anti-zionist anti-israel
00:34:23.100
and netanyahu shot back and and said that he was very very anti the the maduro regime
00:34:29.660
and some said that that netanyahu is the case that netanyahu visited trump just a few days ago
00:34:36.120
and sort of told him to do this that doesn't make sense trump's had uh had a beeline for maduro ever
00:34:42.720
since his first term the military had things in place for days and days and days before this they
00:34:48.080
were just waiting for a window of the weather it's not the case that netanyahu went to trump and said
00:34:52.900
do this and trump said yes sir that's not what happened now it is the case that it's something
00:34:59.020
netanyahu would want but okay so me as an anti-socialist and anti-communist something i want
00:35:06.560
or would like to see think makes the world better happens to line up with something netanyahu wants
00:35:14.040
well it's just the way it is um what what can i say i think to be fair i do think trump
00:35:23.160
i think it's certainly the case to say i don't think this is a mad take that trump gives netanyahu
00:35:29.420
and the israelis far too much influence over him and that's putting it mildly right far too much
00:35:34.920
far too much why is he doing that but does bibi actually give him orders
00:35:38.860
no i don't i don't think so i really don't think so maybe i'm wrong maybe get a bunch of crap in the
00:35:46.220
comments for that one for that take but there you go that's what that's my feeling all right the paper
00:35:51.300
the eye paper rather says uh starmer plots calls for a softer brexit as a leadership rival circle okay
00:35:57.080
so this is another a different story for once the first paper that's not going with it um and i
00:36:02.560
realized you're already 35 minutes in so i have to hurry along a bit here but uh this story is about
00:36:07.580
that there's people that want to uh supplant secure starmer as the prime minister namely west
00:36:13.400
streeting and andy burnham and both of those are a lot more left-leaning or a lot more ramona a lot
00:36:19.000
more romaniac than um than starmer or the conservative party or reform or whatever um and so to undercut
00:36:26.980
them it seems is the political calculation from from keir starmer to undercut them he's becoming even
00:36:34.560
softer on brexit brilliant you know screw what the majority of the british people voted for and want
00:36:42.840
you know screw that what's more important to starmer is his position it seems that's that's that's that
00:36:49.880
in a nutshell the daily express fears starmer is plotting a full-blown brexit betrayal so yeah again
00:36:56.780
that's the same thing that he's talking about i won't get into the detail here but um talking about
00:37:01.300
that the the freedom of movement he said he's not going to introduce reintroduce the freedom of
00:37:07.320
movement from the eu but they might have a closer um um just close to economic tires with with the
00:37:14.300
european bloc um and he said it's in our national interest to do that it's not it's not europe as a
00:37:22.640
whole is a sort of a shrinking economy or certainly growing slower than the uk economy which is growing
00:37:29.000
really slowly but there's he's growing even more slowly so i don't you don't get how it's in our
00:37:33.360
national interest it's not um and yet that's the sort of noises keir starmer is making because he's
00:37:38.420
a weak fool of a man the daily star anyone who isn't british just let you know the day star is a bit
00:37:44.520
uh a bit more sensationalist a bit more slop a bit more sort of national enquirer level
00:37:50.500
although to be fair actually to be fair sometimes they break an important story
00:37:55.580
occasionally i've seen the star break an important story that the rest of the mainstream media are
00:38:00.820
afraid to touch uh but anyway they are a bit more sort of sensationalist and
00:38:05.420
pardon me they've gone with uh aj's pain for lost brothers
00:38:10.940
that's anthony joshua the nigerian boxer pretending to be british um was in a car crash if anyone saw
00:38:20.900
he had a fight with jake paul didn't he the other day broke his jaw broke jake paul's jaw in two
00:38:26.020
places pretty bad injury used to be not that long ago uh heavyweight champion so um yeah anyway he was
00:38:35.240
in a car crash where two of his mates died they're not literally his brothers that's why they're in
00:38:39.500
brothers is inverted commas there uh but yeah he was in a really bad car crash where two people died
00:38:45.660
and he is like mildly injured it seems um obviously not too badly because there's a picture of him
00:38:52.420
there but um yeah he escaped with his life just about wow that's a crazy thing isn't it um
00:38:58.900
all right the sun the sun the proper tabloid this proper british tabloid the sun they've decided to
00:39:07.700
go with with uh joshua's story as well aj aj's pledge to families of brothers um yeah okay the
00:39:16.900
mirror uh the mirror what an embarrassment on this day they've decided the most important story to go
00:39:24.840
on their front page is uh that that jesse nelson from little mix there's a really shit girl bad
00:39:33.080
i shouldn't swear carl doesn't like swearing there's a very poor girl band called little mix
00:39:39.980
of which this bird was in it and she's got two babies two twins and they're really ill and might
00:39:46.920
not they grow might may grow up not to be able to walk which is obviously a really sad story
00:39:52.080
is it front page news on the 5th of january 2026 no obviously not but there you go that's the
00:40:01.660
mirror that's the mirror for you all right so let's have a quick look then at just some of the
00:40:07.620
websites quick whip round bbc news website obviously going with trump nearly all of these will just be
00:40:11.920
going with the trump thing uh and the venezuela thing so if there's if there's i'll sort of because
00:40:16.980
i've talked about that a fair bit haven't i already now if there's any other stuff i'll sort of try and
00:40:20.320
focus on that well teen girl educated in uk confirmed to have died in swiss bar fire yeah
00:40:25.740
that was bad wasn't it just see that over the weekend or was it right at the end of uh it was
00:40:29.940
at new year's wasn't it so um yeah a bar in swiss an underground bar in switzerland uh a fire started
00:40:38.840
and there was only one way out this is only one stairwell out of there a fire started and loads of
00:40:44.980
people burned to death 40 plus was it mostly young people celebrating uh new year so that's
00:40:51.240
obviously a terrible horrible tragedy there was one clip i saw on twitter uh apparently the way it
00:40:57.860
started they had champagne bottles with um sparklers in them right a bit of a bit of a weird thing not
00:41:05.040
really seen that much before but that's what they were doing and people were holding these up and
00:41:08.700
playing around with them and there was something on the ceiling some sort of not sure whether it was
00:41:15.020
cladding or some sort of decorations on the ceiling anyway the ceiling sort of caught fire and as it's
00:41:21.520
beginning to spread well it's already sort of going fully going there's clips on twitter of loads of
00:41:29.000
people in the bar many of them subsequently burnt to death in the next few minutes filming it on their
00:41:35.940
phone cheering and dancing around and jumping around and weeping it up an incredible clip really
00:41:42.860
very very sad clip but incredible because why would you act like that you're either so drunk you don't
00:41:52.060
really realize the danger in or you're a complete idiot you don't know you don't realize what danger
00:41:57.460
you're in if you're ever in a confined space a crowded confined space with only one exit and a fire is
00:42:04.960
breaking out you're in extreme danger at that moment um probably don't get your phone out and just
00:42:11.800
stand there filming it and even laughing and joking and weeping it up mad a mad clip but um anyway okay
00:42:20.920
the swiss fire is sort of in the news cycle all at the moment all right let's see what it was itv news
00:42:27.240
um what they're going with people with healthy bmi using ai to get weight loss jabs
00:42:34.040
okay much more venezuela things what have we got channel 4 news anyone who doesn't know channel 4
00:42:42.800
news is the wokest of the woke it's up there with the guardian or whatever it's like a hyper woke
00:42:48.960
so they're going with when they go with the trump stuff their angle their take is of course these you
00:42:54.560
know it's the most terrible worst thing ever you know no mention of maduro's crimes his manifest
00:43:01.060
crimes no real mention of stuff like that just it's terrible and illegal that's their angle on
00:43:07.220
everything uh because of course it is because it's the channel 4 news well they've gone with an iran
00:43:12.240
story here iran supreme leader uh calls for talks with protesters while insisting they quote must be put
00:43:18.960
in their place quote so that's another big thing in a new circle at the moment all across iran there's
00:43:25.240
uh all sorts of protests again against the regime um not uncommon now uh and they're pretty big
00:43:33.280
protests pretty serious ones people die in them like two people here five people there
00:43:38.660
die in these protests uh you know it's not like just a few mums holding a placard up
00:43:44.700
outside a government building it's not like a tommy rally right it's it's real the real deal
00:43:50.540
life and death type protests um across iran and um well they say the ayatollah says they must be put
00:43:59.320
in their place the other thing trump has said recently over the weekend or was it at the end of
00:44:03.060
last week he said if iran starts killing people i mean they are already killing people but i suppose he
00:44:11.120
means if they start killing them on mass like tianaman square style massacres and things if they
00:44:16.500
start doing that he trump is prepared to stand up for the protesters you know what that really means
00:44:22.880
who knows exactly what that means but so again iran in a bit of persia in a in a bit of strife
00:44:30.140
as has kind of nearly always been the case since ancient assyrian times
00:44:36.480
there you go um all right let's see what else we've got sky news sky news very very woke
00:44:44.640
didn't always used to be back in the 90s i never really got the feeling that sky was particularly
00:44:50.200
subversive or woke but they are now they've gone with their sort of top story at the moment is a
00:44:55.780
14 year old girl and a man are in this hotel that's a quote from somebody a 14 year old girl and a man
00:45:00.800
in this hotel how police are stepping up to protect children yeah right you found one story
00:45:09.040
yeah again anyone who doesn't know who's been living under a rock the police it's great manchester
00:45:17.060
as well the irony the police have historically absolutely failed to protect hundreds of thousands
00:45:22.420
of children haven't they okay blizzard conditions forecast an amber warning in force as uk returns
00:45:30.100
to work and school oh yeah that's the thing so the weather in the uk at the moment is really bad
00:45:33.940
uh my walk here this morning a couple of hours ago it was a bit frosty but it wasn't absolutely
00:45:41.420
freezing it was cold but it wasn't absolutely baltic there was no snow but across in all sorts of parts
00:45:46.840
of the uk there are uh snowstorms blizzards and it's set to be more um so yeah i say everyone's
00:45:53.860
back to work and at school i saw some other headlines saying that there's quite a few schools closed this
00:45:58.080
morning if you're watching this it may be that you're sitting at home with your kiddywinks
00:46:02.120
and they're not in school this morning because the school's closed because there's too much snow
00:46:06.260
so that's the thing um i'm in the king's guard there's one thing the public does that annoys us
00:46:13.360
most don't care okay with a lot of these i'll look at the web page look at the biggest stories and then
00:46:20.320
at some point it will get to look sort of a stupid story stupid insignificant flippant story that i
00:46:25.920
don't care about and uh or no one really should care about and i'll just move on from there all right
00:46:30.160
the daily mail uh obviously going with uh the trump venezuela stuff uh keir starmer faces revolt by
00:46:37.620
labor's maduro apologists okay same same thing as they had in what's this arctic freeze grinds britain
00:46:44.880
disgusting fat globalist chill andrew neil says emperor trump's narcissistic imperial ambitions
00:46:56.840
should send a shiver down the spine of america's near neighbors such as greenland and canada shut
00:47:02.300
up andrew neil mug andrew neil give me a break is he still alive
00:47:08.940
daily express pompous rachel reeves has just told a huge whopper it proves she's completely deluded
00:47:19.040
and the sort of byline says uh the chancellor's self-congratulatory message is sorry the web page
00:47:26.840
is a bit is something most ill-judged move yet and will come back to haunt her so apparently
00:47:34.880
uh our chancellor of the exchequer rachel from accounts rachel thieves has uh done sort of some
00:47:41.900
sort of self-congratulatory message so there you go oh what fergie's in the news the ex-duchess of
00:47:49.680
york prince andrew's ex-wife um and the headline says desperate quote desperate sarah ferguson
00:47:57.800
quote disgraces herself with king charles plea apparently she sent her some sort of message or
00:48:03.040
some sort of i don't know christmas cards or some so she said something or other and she was um
00:48:07.900
trying to ingratiate herself with the king king charles the third um and people people are the
00:48:16.120
chattering classes are saying that it was desperate and disgraces herself oh if you don't know she's
00:48:20.460
wrapped up in the whole epstein thing along with andrew not necessarily that she's like guilty of sex
00:48:26.460
crimes or anything well maybe i don't know i don't know i really don't know but um just that she's
00:48:30.940
that the taint of it all is uh is smeared across her as well or that she was what what is true which is
00:48:37.740
which is documented is that she still considered herself a very very very close personal friend
00:48:42.460
of jeffrey epstein long after his paedophile conviction so that's why if nothing else um
00:48:50.240
she's sort of you know out of favor probably forever with the with the royal family um so yeah fergie
00:48:57.460
there you go she always she's always been an obnoxious person so you know shan't shan't shed a tear
00:49:04.740
for old fergie uh the sun and going with anthony joshua again all right oh so let's go around the
00:49:14.020
world that's enough of britain i saw 50 minutes in okay well my timing hasn't been great uh in the
00:49:21.060
coming days and weeks we'll uh we'll get the timing a bit better um or maybe not maybe maybe most of the
00:49:27.480
audience will be british people and they were fine with that let me know in the comments
00:49:31.240
um so quick quick round le monde in france they go with uh they go with the venezuela thing obviously
00:49:38.780
they say uh u.s operation in venezuela trump's america first now runs through caracas
00:49:44.820
it's in translation this is obviously a french newspaper a french news organ and that's an english
00:49:52.960
translation not not perfect english as far as i'm concerned but there you go all right what about
00:49:57.580
build which is the german probably the main german uh news outlet um can you get rid of that harry
00:50:06.380
you've got some sort of thing i don't know oh there you go well done um they go with is israel
00:50:13.500
planning an attack on imran's nuclear facility imran on iran's nuclear facilities is israel planning an
00:50:21.160
attack on iran's nuclear facilities they ask um yeah why is the police chasing a boy with a
00:50:27.400
palestinian flag uproar over alleged photo of julian assange
00:50:31.280
um putin wanted to hang me says uh georgia's former president
00:50:38.280
um was it lgbt lgbtq is not acceptable in our religion says some german muslim
00:50:48.440
uh putin's bombs killed a doctor on her way to clinic did these gold teeth really come from
00:50:55.940
victims of torture and that's in the russian uh war again dead russian soldiers still lying in the
00:51:02.740
streets so a lot of the russian war stuff in german news this morning millions of afghans will flee
00:51:09.060
senator graham refuses to meet with cdu boss mertz interesting see none of the other story none of the
00:51:15.100
other papers in britain said anything about all this stuff did they um all right let's see what
00:51:21.160
else we've got uh t-a-s-s or tass is one of the big russian news outlet they're saying uh air defense
00:51:29.980
is down three ukrainian drones over russian regions overnight say top brass i guess russian top brass
00:51:37.020
um they say u.s triumph in venezuela could turn into disaster says a russian senator
00:51:44.340
uh maduro to appear in court on january the 5th okay okay so that's the russians are talking big
00:51:51.580
about their own war of course i put this link in in in india uh the indian express and i had a quick
00:51:57.940
look through this website and it was clown shoes it was nonsense it really was nothing of any real
00:52:02.900
interest to anyone outside of india so i'll move on from it um what's this the japanese one uh kyodo
00:52:10.380
news japanese wire um and they're talking about all sorts of different things as well um obviously
00:52:16.920
you know their government it says end of japan's 26 year ruling coalition um they're saying there's
00:52:24.560
some sort of new year's eve auction which seemed to be a big thing in japan if anyone's japanese watching
00:52:30.380
this or just knows loads about japan let me know about what this the new year's auction is because
00:52:35.640
there's more than one story about it um uh yeah like the selling of cherries and how much they went
00:52:42.300
for at this auction thing it's like it's national news there what's that about let me know um
00:52:48.540
the la times the la times obviously pretty woke u.s forces uh u.s forces sees venezuelan leader
00:52:58.220
um but and they say uh oh there's things about the the weather in california and things about
00:53:05.440
american football or just football as americans call it um
00:53:10.120
or is it the new york the new york times they they run with trump says u.s is quote in charge quote
00:53:24.580
okay um venezuela's new leader calls for dialogue and coexist quote coexistence with u.s
00:53:34.140
yeah she realizes which she realizes how to stay out of an american jail
00:53:39.640
uh trump suggests u.s could take action against more countries
00:53:43.900
i mean i don't want i don't want to line up with like neocon hawks
00:53:51.440
i really don't want to the actual like the actual um george bush jr era
00:53:58.300
uh neocons were a disgusting bunch of criminals as far as i was concerned
00:54:04.440
but nonetheless sometimes what they wanted do line up with things i would like to see
00:54:11.600
like i personally i would love to see delta force and the u.s military
00:54:18.320
stomp a mud hole clear through the mexican cartels
00:54:23.260
i would bloody love that they are the scum of the earth they are the worst of the worst
00:54:29.020
but then something like that a foreign intervention like that a lot of mega people wouldn't want like
00:54:35.760
to see would be annoyed for me for even saying that people say oh you're lining up with the
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you're lining up with the neocons are you well you know sometimes what you want on your views do line
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up with people that you wouldn't necessarily want to be a bedfellow with politically um
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i don't know will trump do more stuff like this
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what do you think will trump go into mexico colombia or wherever cuba greenland iran
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who knows okay uh what have we got the uh we've got the washington post yes the washington post
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they run with u.s plan to quote run quote venezuela
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their plan is clouded in confusion yeah it's a bit isn't it i mean that's fair i mean the washington
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post is obviously super woke but that is fair to say isn't it is a bit clouded in confusion
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it's not clear i said on the state of politics my other channel that i do with mr h reviews
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state of politics t sop uh i said there venezuela hangs in the balance doesn't it it's teetering on
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the edge it could fall one way or the other who knows will it end up some sort of terrible iraq
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bloodbath nightmare or will they quite quickly with loads of american boots on the ground and
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it's another forever war or will it quite quickly you know sort itself out hold free elections and
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get on with it get their economy out of the doldrums and there's no need for any u.s
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further u.s intervention whatsoever because venezuela in iraq let's be fair are very very
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very different beasts very different beasts right maduro wasn't like saddam wasn't holding together
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murderous religious sectarian factions that were just ready to massacre each other that's not the
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case in venezuela is it and then it's a much more civilized country than iraq ever was they've got a
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civil society haven't they used to so the hope is the hope is that though it is still clouded in
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confusion at the moment that those those clouds of confusion will clear quite quickly and venezuela can
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can start start over again in some news way okay so i thought i'd have a quick look at twitter there's
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a million and one different sort of news accounts on twitter aren't there and so i won't use the same
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one every single day but it's worth looking at twitter um or you know because a lot of people
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get their news just from twitter now don't they usually things break on twitter first don't they
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i've seen things big things breaking all over twitter hours before the legacy corporate mainstream media
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run with any of it hours sometimes um so what are they saying here obviously they're going with the
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maduro thing um there's that there's that lady delcy rodriguez
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been part of the problem for years when when uh on the news conference with trump yesterday
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someone said to him have you spoken to the opposition leaders there were various opposition
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leaders um in venezuela uh more than one one's a guy one's a woman anyway they said trump have you
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spoken to them and he's just like no and that was it there's basically it was just like basically
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no anyway next question what else there was no real there was nothing there it didn't seem like
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so again we'll see what we'll see what happens uh here talking about there's a petition to dissolve
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parliament and call a general election now hundred thousand signatures on that of course
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sir queer starmer uh will do no such thing um because he's like an old school red really
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certainly a pinko he will hold on to power to the last possible moment there's no way for all his
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weakness the one thing he's not weak about is holding on to his own position classic leftist
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that's it god damn socialist um what's this greece has closed its airspace with all flights to and
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from the country cancelled following a reported technical failure that knocked out key air traffic
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control radio frequencies according to initial reports okay that's news to me i was reading that
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in real time for the first time there so greece uh stelios is stelios back in today harry do you know
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i'm actually not sure yeah so i wonder if stelios is uh trapped in greece because he's gone home to
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greece for the holidays so it may well be that stelios our lotus eater stelios is is trapped in
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greece i don't know okay we're coming up to the hour so thank you harry yeah no it was good
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and thank you all that all you guys out there for watching this inaugural stream the first bow show
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again a glorious band the chosen few and uh let us know in the comments uh what you liked what you
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didn't like what you thought worked what you thought didn't work what you'd like to see more of
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all that sort of thing um and um as as i say we'll let you know uh we'll probably change things up over
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the coming days and weeks to sort of fine tune it um all right well that's the show that's 9am
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enjoy the rest of your day do try and make it count if you can i don't sound all preachy tell
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people what to do but you know this is the first day of the rest of your life you only have this day
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once in history right so try and make the most of it if you can if there's anyone out there that
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you love and you haven't told them that in a long time do ring up your dear old mum if you've got
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an estranged child ring them up tell them you love them all right until tomorrow then um take care