The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 5th October 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning. You alright? Hope you are. Sincerely hope you are. No, not really. A little bit under the weather actually. It happens. I thought I'd address it because I do feel a little bit ill, I must say.

00:00:19.000 Last night I usually do a

00:00:21.100 State of Politics

00:00:21.720 Sunday night live stream

00:00:23.340 But I cancelled on it

00:00:24.420 Because I felt really terrible

00:00:25.360 All weekend

00:00:25.980 And particularly Sunday

00:00:27.040 I feel a little bit better this morning

00:00:28.720 Than I did yesterday

00:00:29.500 But still

00:00:30.000 A bit under the weather

00:00:31.340 I thought I'd address it

00:00:32.320 Usually it's the sort of thing

00:00:33.060 You probably just power through

00:00:34.020 And don't say anything

00:00:34.760 But

00:00:35.060 If it is a little low energy today

00:00:37.680 That's because I feel terrible

00:00:40.300 And I'm going to go home

00:00:42.000 Straight after this

00:00:42.800 But

00:00:44.960 The show must go on

00:00:46.240 As they say

00:00:47.280 Well it doesn't have to

00:00:48.580 wouldn't be the end of the world would it but we had no one standing to do it so it's either this

00:00:54.580 low energy slightly ill bow or nothing at all well it's not like my eyeballs don't work

00:01:02.160 it's not like i can't read or my mouse button doesn't work or my legs fail me i literally

00:01:08.700 can't get out of bed it's not that so anyway i thought i'd mention it i thought i'd mention it

00:01:14.640 All right, it's now one minute past eight in the a.m. British summer time on Monday, Monday, Monday

00:01:20.480 The 5th of October in the year of our Lord 0.83

00:01:22.940 2026, you're the gross band, the chosen few 0.97

00:01:25.300 My band of brothers and sisters 0.69

00:01:27.380 Thank you for joining me, without you guys it's not a thing

00:01:30.660 As always, nearly always, I'm joined by my producer, Little Harry, how are you this morning, good sir?

00:01:36.960 Morning, yeah, I'm all good

00:01:37.920 This embodied voice of the all-powerful producer there

00:01:41.800 Okay, that's enough faffing about, isn't it?

00:01:43.680 More than the fannying about for one morning

00:01:46.460 Let's just get straight into it

00:01:48.020 This show is what's going on, what's going down

00:01:50.020 In the legacy corporate lamestream media

00:01:53.000 What's that cabal of evil Fleet Street editors first and foremost

00:01:55.560 What are they talking about?

00:01:57.300 It does matter still though, doesn't it?

00:01:59.900 Because millions and millions of normies

00:02:01.500 Still get their view of what's going on

00:02:04.000 Because of this

00:02:05.540 So it's best to know 0.99

00:02:07.880 If you think it's stupid, it's best not to know 1.00

00:02:11.460 You're a moron 1.00

00:02:12.320 it's best to know ignorance isn't bliss okay what have we got then in the news cycle today 1.00

00:02:21.940 something about uh the fifth baron rothschild and his connection to israeli intelligence

00:02:26.840 no no not his connection with ehud barak no oh okay okay i wonder if they'll ever talk about that

00:02:35.720 of course they won't of course they won't instead we've got the toy party conference

00:02:42.580 badenoch's bonfire of the vanities i mean the bonfire of green laws

00:02:46.880 and dropping global deal making that's just one story on the financial times the biggest story

00:02:53.180 on fleet street anyway is that it's the toy party conference and uh ollie kemi olafenti bagnock the

00:02:59.540 Nigerian anchor baby, a Nigerian woman, bizarrely finds herself LARPing as the leader of His 0.77

00:03:06.100 Majesty's Opposition, says she's going to cut loads and loads of green laws, which is good. 1.00

00:03:11.860 I always give credit where it's due, even if it's my political enemies or whatever.

00:03:16.400 You know, Richard Tice or Nige comes out with something. I've said, even if Ed Davies started 0.61

00:03:21.420 coming out with things I agreed with, I would say so. Okay, so bad not coming out with some

00:03:27.720 things i totally agree with most of us i would have thought would agree with and we'll get into

00:03:31.460 the details of it in a moment all right we'll start with the times the financial times mahmoud

00:03:36.040 shabana mahmoud the pakistani woman bizarrely finds herself laughing as the home secretary

00:03:43.220 has complained that lots of other ministers labor ministers in their government are too quick to

00:03:48.600 pull migration migration lever to fill gaps the story is really that apparently loads of the

00:03:54.440 other ministers heads of department come to her on a semi-regular basis that was one of the quotes

00:03:59.100 uh i'll paraphrase slightly but it was like regularly or something all the time quote all

00:04:04.080 the time they come to her and say relax visa restrictions even more than they already are

00:04:10.600 we need more and more workers we need more and more and more and more and more foreign low-skilled 0.54

00:04:14.060 workers that's what she's saying that they say

00:04:17.000 This picture's on a couple of the front pages

00:04:24.220 That's the Olivia Colman, isn't it?

00:04:27.120 She was in Peep Show and a bunch of other stuff 1.00

00:04:29.040 I'm not sure, I think she's an insufferable leftist 0.84

00:04:33.060 I can't quite remember, I think she is though 0.99

00:04:35.100 Anyway, for some reason she's turned her hand to being a catwalk model

00:04:39.660 In Paris Fashion Week

00:04:42.220 Could not care less, right?

00:04:44.500 Could not care less

00:04:45.360 Alright, but it is in a couple of the papers

00:04:47.200 Right, bad or not to pledge

00:04:49.220 A bonfire of green laws

00:04:50.920 Instantly

00:04:53.400 And as an aside, if you're interested in

00:04:55.160 The real bonfire of the vanities

00:04:57.000 Harry

00:05:01.300 On my own history theme show

00:05:05.360 Bodade's Epoch's Behind the Paywall on otocities.com

00:05:07.600 It's all cool about that

00:05:09.920 Are you interested?

00:05:12.760 the real 15th century florentine bonfire of the vanities okay all right she said

00:05:22.320 tori leader vows to end low growth doom loop she's calling green policies a doom loop

00:05:27.620 i'd agree with that um and she said all sorts of things she'd scrap she'd just scrap loads and

00:05:34.640 loads and loads of different things that are all designed to she says and i would agree uh designed

00:05:41.060 to sort of keep the economy down, make housing much more expensive, make businesses more

00:05:46.760 difficult to keep going, etc, etc, etc. All sorts of big, most of the largest green legislation

00:05:55.420 that's been passed in the last 10 years, 10, 15 years.

00:06:02.100 Okay, well done, slow hand clap, it's like the bare minimum stuff, right? In Bose Britain

00:06:07.160 this stuff would be de rigueur it would be of course without question sort of stuff not like

00:06:12.860 whoa this is a great new policy an incredible new completely out of left field yeah well done

00:06:23.400 you're going to scrap the obviously bad nonsense green policies yeah well done

00:06:29.080 passport may be needed to prove age on social media

00:06:34.680 well i have always thought it's a bit odd when you go on a website and it says you need to be 18

00:06:42.300 what type of website it's not just the dodgy one all sorts of websites like you need to be 18 for

00:06:47.380 it it goes it just says are you 18 yes no and you just go yeah it's like there you go there's the 0.88

00:06:53.980 i wonder if someone who's under 17 might be able to get around that clever clever ruse

00:07:02.660 all right the mail the daily mail pure slot pure globalist slot one pound 30 they're charging

00:07:15.440 to have globalist anti-british anti-white propaganda wearing the skin suit of patriotism

00:07:20.900 £1.30 for the privilege of that

00:07:22.720 Want to buy a hard copy in real life

00:07:25.040 Going for 62p

00:07:28.660 £1.30

00:07:30.920 If it was 30p

00:07:33.540 That would be overpriced

00:07:34.860 Tories on the march

00:07:37.840 Are they?

00:07:38.480 They've done terribly in every single by-election

00:07:41.000 And local election 1.00

00:07:42.000 Since the Rishi years

00:07:43.920 Terribly

00:07:44.620 Outperformed by Restore

00:07:46.720 Even

00:07:47.600 Nearly always

00:07:48.820 There was one exception

00:07:50.280 wasn't there that by-election up in scotland actually there are one or two all right one or

00:07:53.640 two exceptions but mostly mostly the tories do terribly whenever they go back to the ballot box

00:08:00.360 now really bad like honestly like three four five six percent that sort of stuff 0.95

00:08:09.640 yeah it's funny because all you came all you fancy bad not this nigerian person

00:08:15.880 This is a Nigerian person

00:08:18.380 All of her ancestry is Nigerian

00:08:20.360 All of it

00:08:21.820 She just happens to have been born in Britain

00:08:25.540 That's all that is 1.00

00:08:27.080 Because her mum is a scumbag 1.00

00:08:29.500 Who came over here to give birth 1.00

00:08:31.960 On the NHS 1.00

00:08:33.120 A scumbag move 0.99

00:08:34.600 Yeah 0.98

00:08:36.580 And then using

00:08:39.420 Olly Camus 0.71

00:08:41.980 Olly Fancy Badnock as an anchor baby 0.99

00:08:44.080 Pure filth 1.00

00:08:45.880 Something an amoral scumbag would do 1.00

00:08:48.500 Leeching off of us as a parasite 1.00

00:08:50.800 For generations now 1.00

00:08:53.380 This Nigerian woman 1.00

00:08:57.220 Is not that 1.00

00:09:01.600 She is kind of popular

00:09:03.520 In and of herself

00:09:04.820 When you do polling on how popular are the leaders

00:09:07.940 Just the leaders

00:09:09.140 She usually comes out reasonably well

00:09:12.340 Crazily, right? 0.99

00:09:15.120 Doesn't she poll usually in the 20s or even the 30s?

00:09:19.840 Right? 1.00

00:09:20.500 One of the, usually, one of the more popular leaders.

00:09:24.340 So there's that.

00:09:26.340 So many people in this country for generations have had their minds warped

00:09:30.440 into having an out-group preference.

00:09:35.240 They don't see anything intrinsically wrong with a foreign person

00:09:39.060 being the leader of your country.

00:09:41.740 Be that as it may.

00:09:42.640 She personally doesn't poll too badly 0.98

00:09:45.480 And then that doesn't actually translate

00:09:48.100 Into how well your party does

00:09:50.900 It's got a big

00:09:51.940 It's got a

00:09:52.700 It's a significant factor in it, isn't it?

00:09:55.960 But it's not

00:09:56.600 They're not one and the same thing

00:09:57.720 You know?

00:10:00.520 They're not one and the same thing

00:10:02.080 So although she personally isn't roundly despised

00:10:06.240 Roundly despised

00:10:07.440 Her party's not popular

00:10:09.520 It's not

00:10:10.100 People don't like it

00:10:11.540 People haven't flooded back to the Tories.

00:10:14.660 Again, you see them polling in national polls.

00:10:17.220 And they're like, at the moment, and for the last few months or so,

00:10:20.860 they've been a little bit behind reform and Labour, haven't they?

00:10:24.120 Not too far behind, sort of fairly, squarely the third most important party.

00:10:29.680 Big drop-off after the top three.

00:10:32.320 Big drop-down even to Lib Dems.

00:10:34.720 But then whenever, with that one exception in Scotland, was it Aberdeen?

00:10:37.720 Whenever they go to the actual ballot box

00:10:41.120 Performing terribly, really badly

00:10:43.880 So, good, love it

00:10:45.840 I despise the Tory party

00:10:47.780 I would like them to just no longer exist

00:10:50.240 To no longer be a thing 0.96

00:10:51.220 I'd like to see that entire organisation die a death

00:10:54.120 Politically, politically 0.98

00:10:55.860 And just cease to be

00:10:58.060 That would be ideal

00:10:59.940 They deserve nothing short of that

00:11:01.280 Their last stint in power

00:11:03.940 Especially the last few years, the Boris years

00:11:06.920 The way they

00:11:08.480 They cooed

00:11:10.440 Liz Truss

00:11:11.580 Not that I'm a huge Liz Truss fan 1.00

00:11:12.660 But the way they cooed her out of power 1.00

00:11:14.240 In front of everyone 1.00

00:11:15.520 And put in Rishi

00:11:18.360 Put in that WEF puppet 1.00

00:11:19.820 That Indian man 1.00

00:11:21.660 That Hindu Indian man

00:11:23.120 What was that? 1.00

00:11:30.140 Again, enemies of the people

00:11:31.520 Enemies of the people, basically

00:11:32.720 Then off that didn't learn their lesson

00:11:34.360 They could have had Jemric as their leader 1.00

00:11:35.600 No, we want this tiny little Nigerian woman 1.00

00:11:38.200 Hmm, right, psychos, psychos, globalist psychos then 1.00

00:11:46.540 That's what the Tory party is now, or has been for a long time actually

00:11:49.800 Alright, Kemi's common sense blueprint, see she's just common sense 1.00

00:11:57.620 She's just a strict mother type, who's got loads and loads of common sense 1.00

00:12:01.380 She knows how to fix the country 1.00

00:12:03.460 She knows everything about how to fix the country 0.97

00:12:06.200 The common sense motherly touch

00:12:08.540 I was just making it up about the motherly thing

00:12:11.860 We'll get to it later

00:12:12.660 She said like Farage is like a grumpy grandpa

00:12:15.880 But no stern and burnham's like a creepy uncle 0.95

00:12:20.980 Or cheesy uncle

00:12:21.880 And she's the strict mother

00:12:24.360 She's the strict but firm but kindly mother type

00:12:27.200 Okay

00:12:29.940 Yeah 0.62

00:12:31.060 You're a Nigerian person is what you are

00:12:34.280 You should really be involved in Nigerian politics

00:12:36.480 If you want to be involved in politics

00:12:38.300 You should really do it in the land of your ancestors

00:12:40.960 The land of your forefathers

00:12:42.300 Don't know why you're here really

00:12:44.000 Unveiling policy blitz at party conference 1.00

00:12:48.320 She hails old school values on economy

00:12:50.900 Law and order and borders

00:12:52.460 As the key to election victory

00:12:54.300 I hope, I hope

00:12:56.320 With every ounce of strength in my body

00:12:59.280 That the Tories fail at the next general election

00:13:03.360 Basically don't increase their seats hardly at all

00:13:05.980 Even lose one or two

00:13:07.420 Election victory

00:13:09.900 Doesn't seem like they're heading for election victory, does it?

00:13:13.280 Doesn't feel like that

00:13:14.280 Alright, the mirror

00:13:18.620 Pure, not just globalist slot

00:13:21.320 Leftist slot

00:13:22.500 Well, they're all leftist really, aren't they?

00:13:24.040 But real leftist

00:13:25.400 Basically a Labour Party mouthpiece 0.95

00:13:27.760 really something about debbie mcgee don't care little harry do you know debbie mcgee is

00:13:32.720 absolutely no clue yeah i knew i knew that would be the answer

00:13:38.320 younger people are foreign people years ago when i was a kid there was this man here look this man

00:13:46.820 his name's paul daniels okay and he was a tv magic he did magic card tricks and all sorts

00:13:55.400 of magics saw a woman in half or whatever on tv he was a tv he was the tv magician dude paul

00:14:01.480 daniels he died of natural causes years ago 20 years ago 30 years ago i don't know anyway

00:14:06.180 and his assistant his glamorous assistant that you saw in half or whatever was this woman look

00:14:11.720 there they are look this is deep in the 80s this picture here debbie mcgee they were also married

00:14:16.700 by the way massive age difference but nonetheless he was extremely rich and power rich and famous

00:14:21.760 So she married him, Debbie McGee

00:14:23.720 That's it

00:14:26.180 That's it 0.99

00:14:27.560 Every now and again they'll dig up Debbie McGee

00:14:30.640 Debbie McGee's done something or said something

00:14:34.120 You've got to be my age or older

00:14:38.040 To even know Debbie McGee

00:14:39.880 Why would you

00:14:40.380 Why would

00:14:41.160 Again it speaks of doesn't it 1.00

00:14:44.380 That these papers are edited by boomers 0.99

00:14:48.980 For them, it's still a big part of what's rolling around in their memory banks 0.98

00:14:52.920 Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee

00:14:54.100 It feels like it was only a few years ago

00:14:57.040 That was on TV, to a boomer

00:14:58.960 Debbie McGee had a nightmare when she fled Iran in the middle of the revolution 0.76

00:15:04.200 In 1979, don't care, don't care

00:15:07.380 Okay, same old Tories

00:15:09.060 Remember the mirror is basically

00:15:11.980 It really is basically a Fabian Labour Party mouthpiece now

00:15:15.500 Same old Tories

00:15:17.540 bad to the future

00:15:20.320 are they trying to do back to the future

00:15:22.860 is that bad to the future

00:15:25.100 like bad and ok as well

00:15:27.000 bad, bad and ok, bad to the future

00:15:28.820 that's tenuous

00:15:30.860 isn't it

00:15:31.340 as far as wordplay

00:15:34.920 goes that's very tenuous

00:15:36.520 Debbie McGee

00:15:39.060 they're going back in time

00:15:39.940 going back in time

00:15:42.300 gotta get back in time

00:15:44.840 bad to the future

00:15:46.560 That is poor.

00:15:52.080 How can the senior editor have gone, yes.

00:15:55.040 Someone's throwing it around the bullpen.

00:15:56.400 Bad to the future?

00:15:58.500 Anybody?

00:15:59.060 Bad to the future?

00:16:01.000 The top editor's like, what was that?

00:16:02.260 Who said that?

00:16:02.920 Yes.

00:16:03.960 Yes.

00:16:04.620 I like it.

00:16:05.220 Go to print with that.

00:16:07.480 Print that millions of times. 1.00

00:16:10.760 Leader Kemi will boost rich in return for nasty party days. 1.00

00:16:15.180 In return, two nasty party days 0.98

00:16:17.060 See, they're a Labour Party organ 1.00

00:16:19.660 Whatever she does 0.95

00:16:21.380 Whatever it is

00:16:22.460 Whatever it is, they'll find the angle

00:16:24.780 To criticise it

00:16:26.640 Vows to slash benefits

00:16:29.760 But millionaires get free childcare

00:16:31.660 I think that I'm pretty sure

00:16:33.640 That's a mischaracterisation of what she was saying

00:16:35.980 Or what she was talking about

00:16:36.820 They don't care

00:16:37.720 They don't care

00:16:38.780 Kemi Badenoch is accused

00:16:42.160 Yeah

00:16:42.600 of trying

00:16:46.700 to take the country back to the days of

00:16:49.420 austerity under the nasty

00:16:51.540 party, because that's what leftists

00:16:53.260 used to say, it rings hollow now doesn't it 0.99

00:16:55.560 when you see how nasty leftists are

00:16:57.420 used to be the sort of angle

00:16:59.320 not that long ago either, 10, 15

00:17:01.540 20 years ago, that right wingers 0.97

00:17:03.720 were nasty and evil and bad 0.97

00:17:05.300 and the left wingers were the good kind 0.98

00:17:07.100 left people were the good

00:17:09.120 people

00:17:09.940 People on the left of politics

00:17:13.560 Were kind and good

00:17:15.080 And generous

00:17:16.880 And all that sort of thing

00:17:18.240 They had humanity 0.98

00:17:21.240 Right wing people didn't

00:17:23.160 Doesn't really ring true anymore does it

00:17:25.280 The way they behave

00:17:26.040 But

00:17:26.880 So they would try and do that

00:17:31.200 Say like a right leaning party

00:17:33.280 Like the conservative party

00:17:34.780 They're not anymore are they

00:17:35.700 Haven't been for a long time

00:17:36.820 But anyway

00:17:37.160 Compared to the labour party

00:17:39.600 They're the right 0.91

00:17:40.740 And so they're nasty 0.97

00:17:43.220 They're nasty 0.99

00:17:45.400 Kemi Badenoch's taking the Conservative Party 0.99

00:17:49.900 Back to the nasty days 1.00

00:17:51.580 She's going to slash benefits 1.00

00:17:57.360 But give millionaires childcare

00:17:58.920 Does anyone really believe in this stuff anymore?

00:18:02.980 Can you imagine your average

00:18:04.520 Like a

00:18:06.220 Labour voting mirror reader

00:18:08.200 Reading that

00:18:09.200 And she's being like, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, they love millionaires and not normal people. 0.68

00:18:13.860 Oh, nasty. 0.99

00:18:14.960 They're so nasty. 1.00

00:18:19.000 Retarded. 1.00

00:18:20.220 Retarded. 1.00

00:18:20.740 And yet, millions of people do. 0.99

00:18:23.280 Millions of people do believe that.

00:18:25.420 Read that.

00:18:25.880 And that's their reaction to it.

00:18:30.940 We're at the Metro.

00:18:32.780 Ooh, the Metro.

00:18:33.880 Stain can.

00:18:34.740 Ew. 0.91

00:18:35.140 Ew.

00:18:35.540 What is that?

00:18:36.600 Ew. 0.93

00:18:37.120 That stinks. 0.92

00:18:37.620 Smells like a bad factory 0.98

00:18:41.520 Something about Strictly Come Dancing

00:18:47.660 Don't care, don't care

00:18:48.540 Okay

00:18:49.120 Kemi

00:18:49.820 Andy's a cheesy uncle

00:18:51.900 I'm a no nonsense 0.93

00:18:53.460 I'm no nonsense

00:18:54.840 Mum's the word

00:18:56.180 Now that turn of phrase

00:18:57.520 Mum's the word

00:18:57.980 Just to keep questioning

00:18:58.760 Mum's the word

00:18:59.380 Yeah, she said

00:19:01.080 Yeah, this is it

00:19:02.480 This is the one

00:19:03.120 Where she said 0.79

00:19:04.180 Nigel Farage is a grumpy grandpa

00:19:06.380 andy burnham's a cheesy uncle and she's a no-nonsense mum firm but fair firm but fair 0.74

00:19:14.680 mum figure with common sense with oodles of common sense there you go that's the way this 0.84

00:19:21.440 nigerian woman has chosen to try and characterize the political landscape at the moment 1.00

00:19:26.140 according to insiders she doesn't she can't turn up to things on time 0.81

00:19:33.580 She was in parliament just a few years ago 0.95

00:19:37.600 Gloating about all the foreign visas

00:19:39.300 She got 0.99

00:19:40.200 For her constituency

00:19:42.360 A cuckoo in the nest

00:19:46.400 A cuckoo in the nest 1.00

00:19:50.120 A Nigerian person 1.00

00:19:51.200 It's just as simple as that 1.00

00:19:52.220 I don't want foreign people ruling my country 1.00

00:19:54.180 No country should have foreign people ruling 1.00

00:19:58.020 Not just Britain 1.00

00:19:58.540 No country should have foreign people ruling them 0.99

00:20:00.520 it's a pretty straightforward axiom really okay the daily express pure globalist slop

00:20:08.660 more subversive in a way than the metro and the guardian is trying to pretend it isn't

00:20:12.760 globalist subversion okay okay we can we better look again same thing so just quickly whip through 0.73

00:20:20.220 it tori leader olikemu olifanty bad knock the nigerian anchor baby pledges to keep her promise

00:20:26.100 and save triple lock labor under Burnham is going after elderly so you're both

00:20:32.100 accusing each other of going after the elderly and or the young you're trying

00:20:36.240 to destroy the hopes of the young you're trying to destroy the twilight years of

00:20:41.040 the elderly both sides accusing each other of that okay look she's serious

00:20:46.340 look she's making points one after the other look she's a she's a serious mum

00:20:49.840 figure firm but fair no-nonsense mum

00:20:56.100 the sun

00:20:58.000 the degree of slop

00:21:02.300 on the front page of the sun today

00:21:03.580 there's a show match of the day football

00:21:07.700 I'll spend honestly 10-15 seconds on this for you

00:21:10.420 don't worry about it

00:21:11.100 there's a show match of the day about football

00:21:13.300 on Saturday night

00:21:14.560 these two people present it

00:21:16.560 this is his ex-girlfriend

00:21:19.420 and now they're going out with each other

00:21:21.440 that's it

00:21:22.000 that's it

00:21:22.880 love match of the day

00:21:24.180 moving on

00:21:26.060 Moving on

00:21:26.700 The cheek of the sun

00:21:29.540 That's their front page though, right?

00:21:31.680 The cheek of it

00:21:32.420 They could talk about anything

00:21:34.380 They could bring you anything

00:21:35.980 Within reason

00:21:37.820 In the whole world that's going on

00:21:39.380 There's literally a whole planet of events going on

00:21:42.540 And they put that front and centre

00:21:45.700 It's lying by omission, isn't it?

00:21:56.060 What they're choosing to not tell you about

00:21:58.900 I would characterise it as lying by omission

00:22:03.280 Okay, the Financial Times

00:22:07.040 The venerable Financial Times

00:22:09.140 Oh, Brazil went to the polls yesterday, was it?

00:22:12.720 Fine line, Brazil faces crunch vote

00:22:14.760 I believe the vote was yesterday

00:22:16.440 And it's Bolsonaro again

00:22:20.180 It's the same two guys

00:22:22.920 And I believe

00:22:24.440 They have a couple of different rounds

00:22:26.420 They do it in a bit different

00:22:27.620 To the way we do it 0.99

00:22:28.400 Or the way the Americans do it

00:22:29.920 I think Bolsonaro won the first round

00:22:34.120 I think it was close

00:22:38.160 But he won the first round

00:22:39.200 And then

00:22:39.520 Last time

00:22:41.600 The lefties stole it didn't they

00:22:43.500 Because that's what they always do 0.99

00:22:44.460 They're completely shameless

00:22:45.620 Don't care about the rules 1.00

00:22:47.120 We'll break any rule

00:22:48.000 So we'll see what happens in Brazil

00:22:52.060 But 1.00

00:22:52.920 Brazil's a bit of a messed up place, isn't it?

00:22:56.920 Do you feel safe walking through the favelas of Brazil? 1.00

00:23:02.920 No

00:23:04.920 No, probably not

00:23:08.920 Okay, what else have we got?

00:23:12.920 The Telegraph, same picture of, what's her, Coleman, isn't it?

00:23:16.920 Olivia Coleman 0.85

00:23:18.920 she was quite good in peep show wasn't she 1.00

00:23:22.720 where she played like 1.00

00:23:24.800 basically a boring 1.00

00:23:26.300 dour

00:23:27.220 like middle of the road

00:23:30.840 Karen 1.00

00:23:31.380 she was good at playing that wasn't she 0.99

00:23:34.460 probably not much acting involved

00:23:36.340 okay

00:23:38.580 Andrew takes police to call over

00:23:40.900 arrest legal challenge

00:23:42.980 is first of its kind by a member of the

00:23:44.880 royal family since Charles I

00:23:46.440 Charles Stewart

00:23:47.580 Yeah, so it was a while ago as well, wasn't it?

00:23:53.900 It was like eight months ago.

00:23:55.940 Seven, eight, nine months ago,

00:23:58.100 the police interviewed Andrew Saxe-Coburg-Gotha,

00:24:02.920 Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor,

00:24:05.260 over his connections to Epstein

00:24:08.120 and people trafficking, prostitution,

00:24:14.440 perhaps even underage,

00:24:15.740 the use of underage 1.00

00:24:17.260 women's 1.00

00:24:18.140 Virginia Guthrie was meant to be 17 wasn't she 0.79

00:24:21.040 and also other things

00:24:22.880 maybe he gave Epstein

00:24:25.220 sensitive information

00:24:26.920 during his time

00:24:28.280 the role he had as some sort of foreign ambassador

00:24:31.360 type dude

00:24:32.100 well the police did question him didn't they about 8 months ago

00:24:35.460 but now

00:24:35.960 apparently his

00:24:38.380 or his team, his people

00:24:40.220 have gone before a judge

00:24:43.480 and asked them

00:24:45.040 asked the judge to see if

00:24:47.240 it was lawful that the police

00:24:49.080 even ever, that they questioned him at all

00:24:51.000 whether that was lawful

00:24:51.880 Now I'm no lawyer

00:24:56.580 My training is in

00:24:58.540 ancient history and

00:25:00.500 public policy

00:25:01.860 My undergrads in classical studies

00:25:04.880 and my postgrads in government policy

00:25:06.840 and politics. I'm no lawyer

00:25:08.460 Would never claim to be a lawyer

00:25:11.060 But I feel like if the police

00:25:13.060 have got grounds, and they obviously

00:25:14.920 have haven't they to question someone they should be allowed to question them it's not like he was

00:25:20.520 held on remand is it he was let go later that day in fact there's a photo of him in the back

00:25:28.120 of his car looking very shocked later that day nonetheless he's trying to take the police to

00:25:35.720 caught over it now that works out for him i guess

00:25:43.640 yeah here's an interesting slide you buy a hijacker remember that

00:25:47.160 airplane we were told i was going to do an israeli 911 but it

00:25:51.960 was thwarted at the last minute the airline the the the terrorist

00:25:58.040 alleged terrorist in that um at least part of his

00:26:02.600 process of learning to fly was at a british university and he got in through some sort of

00:26:07.160 loophole or the the headline if you're only listening to the order of this says fly dubai

00:26:11.800 a hijacker exploited uk university loophole to avoid vetting brilliant well done

00:26:22.120 sure why not there isn't much vetting anyway is there

00:26:26.200 you can literally be a foreign convicted terrorist like this marginal was one of those

00:26:37.260 anyway you could literally be have been convicted of terrorism in a foreign country

00:26:45.620 many such cases and then you can just come to britain and live here now

00:26:49.460 mad bizarre absolutely insane should never have been allowed to be the case

00:26:59.020 yeah it is hopefully restore britain will change all of that there was a restore britain um

00:27:07.180 conference the other day i watched rupert's speech it was strong it was good it was good

00:27:12.600 He talked, at least in passing, about legal migration

00:27:18.240 He also said some very strong things about illegal migration

00:27:22.360 He said some good things about the government

00:27:24.340 Like the nature of government, the shape of government

00:27:26.400 Good things, I liked it, it was strong

00:27:28.060 Okay 0.59

00:27:30.140 Oh, the Green Party

00:27:32.320 Zach Polanski, real name David Pauldin

00:27:37.480 He is currently trying to win

00:27:41.780 Keir Starmer's old seat, isn't he

00:27:43.980 In Holborn and St Pancras

00:27:45.360 Incidentally, it looks like he almost certainly won't win

00:27:48.480 Looks like Labour will hold that, and easily 1.00

00:27:50.480 With, like, the Sudanese woman 1.00

00:27:53.820 I can't remember exactly what part of Africa 1.00

00:27:56.520 The woman is that the Labour Party candidate

00:27:58.720 They've put forward 1.00

00:27:59.400 Some properly sub-Saharan African 1.00

00:28:01.640 Or East African woman, isn't it? 1.00

00:28:04.600 I can't remember if she's Somali or whatever 0.99

00:28:06.080 God knows it anyway 1.00

00:28:07.960 She'll probably win that 1.00

00:28:11.180 Relatively handily

00:28:12.780 But Zach Polanski put himself forward

00:28:14.580 Thought he could nick it

00:28:15.780 He might do

00:28:17.140 But it doesn't look like he's going to

00:28:18.380 Anyway

00:28:18.880 Oh and that's next week

00:28:21.340 I believe the ballot day for that is next week

00:28:23.940 Not sure if we'll have the papers

00:28:26.400 That day

00:28:27.920 It'll be one of those days 1.00

00:28:29.320 Where I've got to physically bring in

00:28:30.780 Half a dozen, eight papers

00:28:33.580 And hold them up

00:28:34.300 Physically hold them up

00:28:35.440 for the stain cam might be one of those days um okay so he's in in london in the middle of london

00:28:43.060 Holborn and St Pancras is right in the middle of london um over the weekend campaigning for that

00:28:47.660 and yet it was the green party conference as well and in his absence

00:28:53.220 the green party passed a piece of emotion making it party policy that zionism is racism

00:29:04.020 why am i laughing about that a couple of reasons actually a couple of reasons

00:29:20.340 i mean in the final reckoning it's not funny it's a harbinger of something very very dark isn't it

00:29:26.420 okay so where to begin

00:29:29.140 David Pauldin is of course a Jewish man, isn't he? 1.00

00:29:35.220 He is Jewish himself, which makes it even funnier, odder 1.00

00:29:38.440 That he's allowed the Green Party, or not just him, long before him 1.00

00:29:45.240 The nature of the Green Party is it is ultra-progressive

00:29:47.780 More left-wing than the Labour Party, more left-wing than the Fabian Society, the Green Party

00:29:52.260 If you're too left-wing for the Labour Party

00:29:54.880 Too left-wing even probably for the Socialist Workers Party or something

00:29:58.600 You can go to the Greens

00:29:59.960 Because they'll take any loony lefty, the Greens 0.97

00:30:02.660 You can be as loony left as you like 0.95

00:30:04.860 The Greens happy to have you 0.95

00:30:06.140 That's what the Green Party is

00:30:08.420 A refuge for people that are too left wing

00:30:11.340 For like the Communist Party

00:30:13.000 For the Socialist Workers Party

00:30:15.180 If you're too left wing for them

00:30:16.460 You can find a home in the Greens, right?

00:30:18.780 So, at least in the last generation or so

00:30:21.240 That just means endless inclusivity

00:30:24.060 Endless, everyone's welcome 0.94

00:30:25.380 Are you a militant Islamist? 1.00

00:30:28.120 You're welcome

00:30:28.580 hmm how's that worked out for you though you're so inclusive that you will include those who are

00:30:38.900 massively intolerant you'll include those that don't want to be inclusive if they got their way

00:30:47.620 yeah good idea good idea you'll be so inclusive that you'll just let in loads and loads and loads

00:30:54.360 of Muslims. Muslims that, of course, hate Jews, hate Israel, hate Zionism. Despise it. To 1.00

00:31:03.980 the point where now the Green Party's ranks are filled with not kindly boomers that are 0.93

00:31:08.400 interested in environmentalism. No, it's filled with Islamists. To the point where at party 0.96

00:31:16.780 conference they passed a policy saying Zionism is racism. I believe it went a bit further.

00:31:22.020 I believe it said that that whole part of the world

00:31:24.580 That whole part of bit of land

00:31:25.880 That some people call Israel 0.98

00:31:27.680 That should just be a greater Palestine 1.00

00:31:29.840 Yeah 1.00

00:31:32.240 The Green Party

00:31:33.680 Yeah

00:31:35.340 So it's funny to somebody like me 0.65

00:31:40.360 A rightoid

00:31:41.440 That's just funny because

00:31:43.320 It's their implosion isn't it

00:31:46.560 They're going to eat themselves

00:31:47.400 Eat their own tail

00:31:48.260 Or the Green Party just exposes itself again

00:31:53.420 It's not about environmentalism

00:31:55.540 Environmentalism is way in the rear view mirror

00:31:58.360 It's now a battle between 0.99

00:32:01.240 Militant Islam

00:32:03.560 And far, far, far left progressivism 1.00

00:32:09.040 Militant Islam will win that battle 0.99

00:32:11.540 The Islamic faction in the Green Party 1.00

00:32:13.900 Will win that battle 0.98

00:32:15.540 Why am I saying that? Because they always do

00:32:17.820 Because they're far stronger

00:32:20.340 They've got a set of doctrines, a creed

00:32:22.960 Which is unshakable

00:32:25.140 Progressivism isn't that, is it?

00:32:29.100 Progressivism is actually quite a weak thing 0.89

00:32:31.520 It's actually weak-wristed and limp 0.89

00:32:35.440 And a butting of heads, a locking of horns 1.00

00:32:39.000 Between leftism and Islam 1.00

00:32:42.140 Islam will always win that 1.00

00:32:43.440 It will always win that 1.00

00:32:45.420 and here we see here we see it is so if you're a green party person thinking of voting green

00:32:51.280 you're a member or anything like that and you're just a kindly environmentalist type wake up and

00:32:57.820 smell the coffee wake up that party is not about environmentalism anymore it's been co-opted by a

00:33:05.960 number of different things it was barely about environmentalism if we're honest in the first

00:33:09.600 place. Don't be fooled by the fact that they're called green. What class is it? Labour party,

00:33:16.840 not really about labour, are they? Manual labour, the labour force, haven't cared about that for

00:33:23.980 years. The Conservatives are not conservative with a small c, are they? They haven't conserved

00:33:30.820 anything, have they? The Liberal Democrats are not very liberal. They're not liberal, are they?

00:33:35.440 The Scottish National Party are not really

00:33:38.340 They're not nationalists, are they?

00:33:40.900 They're leftists, really

00:33:41.980 They're globalists

00:33:42.740 The Green Party are not green

00:33:46.120 Not anymore

00:33:46.860 They have a tiny little faction of well-meaning environmentalists in that party

00:33:51.880 The vast majority of it has been completely stolen and co-opted

00:33:55.380 By dark, dark forces

00:33:58.240 Well, there you go

00:33:59.040 The Green Party

00:34:00.860 Imploding 1.00

00:34:02.780 Turning into just a vehicle for Islamists 1.00

00:34:05.520 Mothin Ali will be the leader next 0.99

00:34:07.400 You watch 0.98

00:34:08.020 After Zach Polanski, David Porden 1.00

00:34:10.940 The gay Jewish man 0.96

00:34:12.800 The ultra progressive 1.00

00:34:14.720 Ultra subversive gay Jewish man 1.00

00:34:17.360 After they cue him out of power 1.00

00:34:19.460 Because he failed to win this seat

00:34:21.620 Or within a year of that roughly

00:34:23.580 Mothin Ali is next

00:34:24.900 And then you'll see the Green Party will just go full blown 0.97

00:34:27.420 Pro Palestine, pro Islam, pro everything 0.91

00:34:30.440 If you're a well-meaning environmentalist

00:34:34.940 And you're still voting Green

00:34:36.460 Advocating for the Green Party

00:34:38.380 Get a clue

00:34:39.580 Get a clue about what you're doing

00:34:42.240 What you're involved in

00:34:43.400 Okay 0.87

00:34:46.460 British family's not eating enough peas 0.99

00:34:50.380 Shut up, I'll eat peas 0.99

00:34:51.500 I will or won't eat peas 1.00

00:34:53.220 How I see fit

00:34:54.640 Thank you very much

00:34:58.080 The Guardian, ooh, gross

00:34:59.620 are you talking to me

00:35:04.480 well there's no one else here

00:35:08.860 are you talking to me

00:35:10.380 okay

00:35:12.820 go on and watch yourself

00:35:14.880 The Guardian

00:35:18.880 I knew that OJ had killed my sister

00:35:21.100 yeah he definitely did it

00:35:22.560 he definitely did it

00:35:24.340 I got a bit of long form content

00:35:25.900 on LotusEaters.com

00:35:27.960 actually it's not an epox

00:35:28.880 it's just an interview

00:35:29.600 with Devin Tracy. Anyone know Devin Tracy, a.k.a. Atheism is Unstoppable, Fear the Roo?

00:35:36.560 Anyone know Devin Tracy? Atheism is Unstoppable? He's great. I'm proud to call him my friend.

00:35:42.340 He's great. We did a long-form bit of content probably about a year ago,

00:35:46.860 maybe 18 months ago, I don't know, a little while ago, all about the OJ Simpson double homicide case.

00:35:52.340 he'd so he so did it oj i mean a hundred percent not even 110 he did it absolute slam dunk his

00:36:05.680 billion the dna evidence alone was billions and billions and billions to one that it wasn't him

00:36:10.560 it was him left his blood at the crime scene had both their blood in his car outside his car

00:36:17.260 in his house etc etc etc it was one of the worst miscarriages of justice of all time

00:36:24.480 that the jury didn't convict oj simpson he absolutely did it absolutely watch that bit

00:36:31.980 of long-form content if you don't know much about it but harry you're young it happened in like what

00:36:35.200 was in 1992 harry i guess you don't know much or anything about the oj case i mean i didn't until i

00:36:40.840 joined Lotus Eaters and then

00:36:42.700 yeah I do now. Okay

00:36:44.480 there you go. So

00:36:46.840 yeah

00:36:48.000 there's no way, there's really

00:36:50.540 there's no way. There's a mountain

00:36:52.680 of evidence

00:36:53.560 an overwhelming amount of physical

00:36:57.000 evidence that OJ did those two

00:36:58.900 murders. He obviously did.

00:37:00.700 Obviously did.

00:37:03.880 Go to

00:37:04.440 Lotus Eaters.com. I believe that whole interview is

00:37:06.700 not paywalled, it's a freemium

00:37:08.420 so you don't even have to pay £5 a month

00:37:10.620 to get Bronze Team membership.

00:37:12.220 Me and Devon Tracy chatting for a good hour and a half,

00:37:14.220 maybe more, was it?

00:37:14.880 I can't remember.

00:37:15.940 All about the details of it, point by point by point.

00:37:19.220 The fact that he got off was insane.

00:37:22.160 Insane.

00:37:22.520 The fact that anyone tries to still argue that it wasn't him.

00:37:27.900 Don't trust those people, what their motivations are.

00:37:30.380 They're not looking at the evidence.

00:37:32.120 Okay.

00:37:33.640 Horrifying scale of child-on-child sexual abuse in schools revealed.

00:37:37.980 And it says this story that it's even under 13s

00:37:41.000 Hmm, that never really used to be the case

00:37:42.480 When I was a kid

00:37:43.240 In the 80s, 90s, early 2000s

00:37:45.560 That wasn't really the case

00:37:46.620 What's changed?

00:37:48.880 What's changed?

00:37:55.180 If you look at schools now

00:37:56.720 The demographic

00:37:59.020 Of the kids that are at schools

00:38:01.080 That's what's changed

00:38:02.040 Okay, apparently Blackadder 0.99

00:38:05.960 Tiny bit of good news, tiny white pill 1.00

00:38:07.600 black adders there's going to be a live show of black adder a cunning plan atkinson to bring back 0.98

00:38:13.720 black adder in live show oh cool i'd like to see that i love black adder we did a bit we did a

00:38:18.500 lads hour once didn't we where we talked about our favorite comp we did a tier comp british comedy

00:38:22.740 thing i think we all agreed black adder was s tier i would certainly put it in s tier it's one

00:38:28.980 of my favorite things when i was a kid i was allowed to watch it when i was quite young

00:38:32.180 A few of the jokes are a bit

00:38:33.840 It's not like it's an 18 certificate

00:38:35.960 But it's a little bit blue isn't it 0.95

00:38:38.500 Ben Elton do quite a few dick jokes 0.94

00:38:41.060 But for some reason I was allowed to watch it 0.79

00:38:43.100 From the earliest possible age

00:38:44.420 When you're young that sort of thing goes over your head anyway

00:38:46.860 Like innuendo

00:38:47.920 Most of it goes over your head anyway

00:38:49.260 But for some reason I was allowed to watch Blackadder

00:38:50.980 I remember watching it on VHS

00:38:52.040 Taped off the telly

00:38:53.220 When I was like 6, 7, 8 years old or whatever

00:38:55.320 Anyway

00:38:56.140 Fired my imagination to be interested in history

00:38:59.480 So now they're going to do a live show

00:39:02.460 That would be cool

00:39:03.560 That would be cool, I'd watch that

00:39:06.120 I'd go to that 0.95

00:39:07.160 Greens vote to equate Zionism with racism 1.00

00:39:10.360 Yeah, good one, okay 1.00

00:39:12.000 Good one

00:39:13.360 Israel, the state of Israel came out and said

00:39:16.120 Oh, Zach Polanski, real name Dovid Poulos

00:39:18.480 He's not allowed to visit Israel now

00:39:20.860 He's banned, along with the likes of Jeremy Corbyn

00:39:22.960 And Diane Abbott

00:39:24.560 I think Diane Abbott was on that list, wasn't she?

00:39:28.920 Okay

00:39:29.320 Britain has no plan in event of food chaos

00:39:32.700 Yeah why would they

00:39:33.500 It's not like it's their job

00:39:34.840 It's not like that's something that should have been

00:39:38.360 In place ever since like

00:39:40.360 World War 2

00:39:41.200 And be slightly tweaked and upgraded

00:39:44.460 Regularly

00:39:45.300 No just no plan for it

00:39:46.900 Alright

00:39:47.220 Alright

00:39:49.480 Isn't that something that should be 101

00:39:55.300 A plan in place

00:39:58.340 If there was a terrible crisis, a shortage of water or food

00:40:01.860 Is that not 101 for a government to have some sort of plan?

00:40:06.560 Apparently not

00:40:07.340 Okay, the star, do not care

00:40:10.960 Traitors fixed my heart

00:40:12.280 Don't care, don't care

00:40:12.880 Not interested in that

00:40:13.840 Not one second more of that

00:40:15.200 Okay

00:40:15.960 Man City owners linked to Burnham's number 10 North site

00:40:20.760 After sweet, quote, sweetheart deal with UAE firm

00:40:23.940 This is that connection between that firm

00:40:26.940 What is it? Abu Dhabi United Group.

00:40:31.120 They're the biggest owners in Manchester City Football Club.

00:40:34.980 Who were shown to have broken loads and loads and loads of rules

00:40:37.260 to the tune of £900 million over nine years.

00:40:40.160 Just completely flouting all the rules, the FA and UEFA.

00:40:44.140 As if they were gods among men, could do anything they want.

00:40:48.440 It's coming out there more and more connected to Burnham,

00:40:50.780 who of course was Mayor of Manchester for many a year.

00:40:53.180 Okay, let's quickly read the blurb.

00:40:54.280 Prime Minister's number 10 North

00:40:55.920 Is set to be built

00:40:57.060 Oh because the building he's currently got

00:40:58.600 Is number 10 North in

00:40:59.560 It's just a holding plan

00:41:00.460 Before a whole new building is built

00:41:02.960 It's a boondogger isn't it

00:41:06.360 That's obviously a waste of money isn't it

00:41:08.220 Waste of time and money and energy

00:41:09.860 Just because he's got a chip on his shoulder

00:41:12.660 About being a northerner

00:41:13.660 Oh I'm sick of it

00:41:14.940 I'm sick of Andy Burnham's chip

00:41:17.460 The chip he's got on his shoulder

00:41:21.060 About being a northerner

00:41:22.960 We've all got to pay the price for that, do we?

00:41:30.240 Prime Minister's number 10 North is set to be built on land

00:41:33.360 Where Man City's owners had a preferential property deal

00:41:37.100 The eye paper can reveal

00:41:38.280 Revelation highlights a depth of Abu Dhabi United Group's involvement

00:41:44.800 In Manchester's regeneration

00:41:46.500 I told you that, didn't I say the other week

00:41:48.000 that the amount of money sort of by proxy

00:41:51.580 has been pumped into Manchester

00:41:54.400 through the giant investment in Man City

00:41:58.940 well it goes deeper than that

00:42:00.900 Manchester's regeneration

00:42:02.700 and could lead to more scrutiny of Prime Minister's tyres to firm

00:42:06.760 in wake of cheating scandal

00:42:08.340 Abu Dhabi United Group was given

00:42:11.820 quote first refusal quote

00:42:13.360 on buying development sites across parts of the city

00:42:17.260 From 2015 to 2025

00:42:20.280 In deal with council

00:42:22.480 But planned flats never materialised

00:42:27.660 Leaving prime plot free

00:42:29.540 There you go

00:42:32.260 Has Burnham personally got quite close ties

00:42:35.900 With that Abu Dhabi group 1.00

00:42:37.460 Who are completely corrupt 0.99

00:42:39.060 Looks like it, doesn't it?

00:42:42.480 Yeah, I mean, yeah, yeah

00:42:43.560 Alright, that's it

00:42:47.260 that's it that's the increasingly absurd and infuriating front pages the british print media

00:42:53.740 today have a quick look at one or two of the other stories actually let's check in with the

00:43:00.280 price of crude pretty much the same as it was on friday more or less rent shade over 100 dollars

00:43:06.360 a barrel west texas shade under 90 dollars a barrel okay a couple other news stories of note

00:43:11.900 that weren't on the front pages because it happened after they went to print i believe

00:43:15.740 The biggest one, really, is that the US have flown all their big bombers out of RAF Fairford.

00:43:23.840 They've upsticked a band and ship.

00:43:28.440 They're saying, oh, it's just not normal.

00:43:32.340 It's the normal course of events.

00:43:33.740 No, it isn't.

00:43:35.360 They've all been redeployed somewhere else, largely back to the United States.

00:43:39.540 The US removes all bombers from RAF Fairford base.

00:43:43.620 B-1s.

00:43:44.140 Did they ever have B-2s there?

00:43:45.260 Definitely the B-1s and the B-52s, the real B-52s, not the band.

00:43:52.920 There you go, US withdrawal bombers from RAF Fairford after a suspected terror plot.

00:44:00.940 Oh, one other story of note, which isn't good.

00:44:03.840 Again, I'll give credit where it's due, even if it's from my political enemies.

00:44:07.180 Burnham has scrapped that plan to end jury trials that David Lammy was trying to get through.

00:44:13.440 Good, good, good.

00:44:14.540 That was always a travesty

00:44:16.080 So okay

00:44:17.400 Even a stop clock is right a couple of times a day

00:44:19.600 Okay look back to

00:44:21.120 US removes all Air Force bombers

00:44:24.140 From RAF Airford

00:44:25.060 On the mail it was that story as well

00:44:32.500 But they've changed it again

00:44:33.480 Okay

00:44:35.160 Alright

00:44:36.420 Something about Harry and Meghan don't care

00:44:39.140 Alright

00:44:40.300 Let's have a look at our

00:44:42.940 let's have a look at our poll i believe we did our poll that was about the fairford thing

00:44:48.660 so yeah just shy of 900 votes going to tick past 900 votes any second now

00:44:53.520 and we asked you guys we asked you guys was it the right choice for the u.s to abandon raf fairford

00:45:00.240 i mean maybe i should have instructed little harry to be i should have instructed little

00:45:05.720 harry to be a little bit more specific than that but like um the right choice from whose point of

00:45:10.380 you i guess from the united states's point of view i suppose i don't know anyway that's what

00:45:16.440 we are that was the wording of the question uh was it the right choice for the u.s to abandon

00:45:21.080 raf fairford and the eyes have it convincingly as well 73 percent of you said yes

00:45:27.040 28 if you said no well over 900 votes hey i mean from a u.s perhaps from both people perhaps from

00:45:38.220 both sides um perspective is it the right choice we did a poll didn't we the other day or a week

00:45:44.360 or so ago where i we asked you guys do you think it's good to have u.s air bases or just u.s bases

00:45:50.760 in general in britain in fact the majority of you i think the slight majority of you if i recall

00:45:55.120 said yes i was of the opinion no it was only the second or third time i've ever disagreed with my

00:45:59.920 own poll on the show i was like no i don't i don't want foreign bases even if they're u.s ones don't

00:46:04.840 want them in my country even if they're us ones what if we stopped being allies

00:46:11.160 for whatever reason what if you could imagine oh but we're not yeah what if you didn't have

00:46:18.460 breakfast this morning though you get it all right the vast majority of you say yes it was

00:46:24.820 the right choice yeah they can do mid-air refueling they don't need RAF effort they

00:46:31.880 You can do mid-air refuelling.

00:46:33.140 If you want to fly from Missouri to Tehran, you can do mid-air refuelling.

00:46:37.820 You don't need RF Airford.

00:46:42.840 All right.

00:46:46.560 Let's do this day in history.

00:46:48.600 I quite like doing that bit.

00:46:50.400 You guys seem to like me doing that bit.

00:46:54.300 Yeah, so I didn't need to send too.

00:46:55.480 All right.

00:46:55.720 So on this day in history, 5th of October, down through the centuries, nay the millennia,

00:46:59.880 what happened of note?

00:47:00.620 Let's have a look-see.

00:47:01.880 Alright, we've got on this day in 1274

00:47:06.460 Around a thousand soldiers of the Mongol army

00:47:09.220 Land on the Japanese island of Tsushima

00:47:12.120 In the first attack by Kublai Khan's Mongol invasion of Japan

00:47:15.680 And there's a copy, well there's the letter

00:47:18.540 From Kublai Khan to the Japanese emperor

00:47:20.860 Did it work? No 0.84

00:47:25.800 One of the few places the Mongols tried to invade and failed 0.56

00:47:30.880 Was Japan 0.91

00:47:31.620 Really got to do some long form content

00:47:37.300 About the Mongols at some point

00:47:39.020 Both

00:47:40.820 Dan Carlin

00:47:43.000 And that podcast

00:47:45.540 Called the Fall of Civilizations

00:47:47.500 Podcast 0.94

00:47:48.000 Both of those have done

00:47:51.000 Brilliant work, really really long form

00:47:53.200 Hours and hours and hours, four hours plus

00:47:54.980 On

00:47:57.320 The Mongols

00:47:58.140 I recommend those 0.94

00:48:01.320 I recommend those

00:48:02.580 It's great

00:48:03.080 While you're doing

00:48:04.200 Household chores

00:48:04.940 Doing the ironing

00:48:05.560 Doing the washing up

00:48:06.240 Playing a computer game

00:48:07.620 That you can do

00:48:08.280 On autopilot

00:48:09.080 And listen to

00:48:10.120 Dan Carlin

00:48:10.800 Or the guy

00:48:11.760 That does

00:48:12.160 Fall of Civilizations

00:48:12.960 Podcast

00:48:13.260 Tell you all about

00:48:13.940 The history of the Mongols 0.99

00:48:14.820 Brilliant stuff

00:48:15.640 Kublai Khan

00:48:16.540 Who's one of

00:48:17.500 Genghis Khan's

00:48:18.260 Grandson

00:48:18.960 This is like

00:48:19.680 Two, three generations

00:48:20.480 After the great

00:48:21.520 Genghis Khan himself 0.97

00:48:22.740 The Mongols

00:48:24.440 Have conquered 1.00

00:48:24.940 Most of China

00:48:26.400 Well not

00:48:27.300 Modern day China

00:48:28.320 Is much, much bigger

00:48:29.320 But anyway

00:48:29.760 Conquered lots of what we would think of

00:48:33.160 As northern, central, modern China

00:48:35.480 And he wants to push off 1.00

00:48:36.580 And want to take Korea 0.97

00:48:37.620 And want to take Japan 0.99

00:48:38.580 Well, they tried 0.98

00:48:40.040 But they failed

00:48:42.160 There was a divine wind, if nothing else

00:48:44.940 That scuppered a lot of their navy

00:48:46.680 And anyway, it just didn't work

00:48:49.080 It's a massive, massive story

00:48:50.840 Brilliant story, I think

00:48:53.780 Okay, on this day in 1789

00:48:56.360 Women of Paris marched to Versailles 0.85

00:48:58.960 It's a classic bit of history

00:49:00.620 Do you think I've got long form content

00:49:04.340 Talking all about the French Revolution

00:49:05.860 In quite a lot of detail

00:49:06.780 In fact more than once

00:49:07.600 It's one of the topics on epochs

00:49:09.680 I've returned to

00:49:10.600 There's only two or three of those

00:49:12.120 Henry V is one of those

00:49:13.860 Also the events of the French Revolution

00:49:16.420 Is one of those

00:49:17.220 Talked about it early on with Karl one time

00:49:19.380 Then talked about it later

00:49:20.880 With Apostolic Majesty one time

00:49:22.480 In the Women's March on Versailles 0.84

00:49:25.120 As it says here

00:49:25.840 In the March on Versailles

00:49:27.200 And confronted Louis XVI

00:49:28.560 or his whole family, about his refusal to promulgate the decrees on the abolition of feudalism,

00:49:36.140 demand bread, and have the king and his court moved to Paris.

00:49:41.620 It's one of those things I would point to, an example of actual populism, actually.

00:49:47.320 Which is normal people, in fact the women, the normal people just got together. 0.99

00:49:51.200 They would have had one or two leaders, they would have had a small elite among them, 0.94

00:49:54.380 But almost not

00:49:55.660 Very very close to not at all

00:49:57.200 Very very close to not at all

00:49:58.940 They just decided we're not having this

00:50:01.380 Because Versailles is outside Paris

00:50:03.400 If you didn't know

00:50:04.000 It's like a good sort of 15-20 minute train ride

00:50:07.040 It's a few miles away

00:50:08.780 The Palace of Versailles

00:50:09.820 And the king was just sort of

00:50:13.360 Holding himself up there

00:50:14.580 And was just staying there

00:50:16.360 Away from the mob

00:50:19.180 And the tumult

00:50:20.040 Of Paris

00:50:22.000 In 1789

00:50:23.800 The women walked down there, it took them all day, like I say, it's 20 miles away, I don't know, a bit more, I can't remember exactly how far it is.

00:50:31.620 Anyway, they walked down there as a mob with almost no leadership whatsoever and then just demanded, there's only a tiny garrison of men, not even a garrison of men, a tiny guard at Versailles of soldiers protecting the king.

00:50:50.900 And they're like, right, we demand

00:50:52.640 We demand that you come back to Paris

00:50:55.900 And do as you're told

00:50:57.180 Do as the provisional government has said

00:51:00.220 You can't just stay here and just waste time

00:51:02.760 And prevaricate and not do what's required of you

00:51:06.100 We're going to demand of you

00:51:07.660 Otherwise

00:51:08.980 The inference is 1.00

00:51:11.680 We will cut you all to pieces right now 1.00

00:51:13.760 The women, the women of Paris 1.00

00:51:15.460 Yeah 1.00

00:51:18.120 Your wife, Marie Antoinette 1.00

00:51:21.360 We will chop her into bits 1.00

00:51:23.100 And your kids and then you 1.00

00:51:24.260 You're coming with us now

00:51:27.340 Now a lot of

00:51:28.120 A lot of historians

00:51:30.260 Say, and I think I agree

00:51:35.340 That the monarchy was broken in that moment

00:51:39.340 It was massively, massively, massively weakened

00:51:42.960 I mean already

00:51:44.380 The

00:51:45.680 The popular assembly

00:51:47.940 It was already shaky as all hell

00:51:53.740 The French monarchy at that point

00:51:55.040 But at what point is your real power

00:51:57.700 Your real ability to change the course of events

00:52:02.240 To influence policy in any real way

00:52:04.580 All of that was over at this point

00:52:06.520 Because by the time they took him to Paris after this

00:52:09.160 He truly was a prisoner at that point

00:52:12.440 Even though he was kept in relatively opulent rooms and things

00:52:15.500 He wasn't putting a cell

00:52:17.180 With just straw on the floor

00:52:19.040 And giving bread and water

00:52:20.100 It wasn't that

00:52:21.260 But he was a prisoner

00:52:22.600 From that point onwards

00:52:24.600 He was just held

00:52:26.280 And whatever was going to go on in Paris

00:52:31.140 Was going to go on

00:52:32.080 And he had no say in it anymore

00:52:33.900 None

00:52:34.800 Not that he had much at that point

00:52:36.560 But none now

00:52:37.340 Really

00:52:38.360 He was ticking

00:52:41.180 The clock was ticking

00:52:42.100 Down to his execution

00:52:44.220 At that point

00:52:45.320 Well, there's more to it than that

00:52:49.100 He tried to flee at one point

00:52:51.020 He tried to flee

00:52:53.460 And he got away

00:52:55.280 But he was recaptured

00:52:56.880 And it was at that point that he was certainly going to get executed

00:53:00.920 None less

00:53:01.740 None less

00:53:03.160 People do look back on it and say, what would you do differently?

00:53:06.160 He probably should have fled France before that

00:53:09.220 When he gets news that there's a giant mob coming from Paris 1.00

00:53:12.920 Even if there are the women

00:53:14.020 Flee at that point 1.00

00:53:16.000 Because they're not going to let you go

00:53:18.760 Anyway, there's loads more to the story

00:53:21.720 That's just a very broad overview

00:53:24.200 Low resolution overview I've just given you there

00:53:26.040 There's much, much more to it

00:53:27.580 Any more ins and outs

00:53:28.700 The moment-to-moment events of it

00:53:30.080 Yes, there's more to it

00:53:31.380 Okay, on this day in 1813

00:53:33.400 The Battle of the Thames

00:53:34.680 American forces under General William Henry Harrison

00:53:40.160 Who goes on to be President, does he not?

00:53:42.740 Defeats Tecumseh

00:53:44.740 the indian native american indian tecumseh's confederacy shawnee confederacy uh and and

00:53:51.620 their british allies led by henry proctor near chatham in upper canada yeah so did you think

00:53:58.420 i've got long-form content all about the war of 1812 that's the war of 1812 there oh yeah with

00:54:03.060 benjamin boyce good old boy see you know long-form content chat with boys about the war of 1812.

00:54:08.820 tecumseh so it was like the americans the united states versus canada the british and the native

00:54:15.400 american indians we all worked together well the canadians and the british are the same thing

00:54:19.540 but the the tecumseh was like a great american indian leader dude

00:54:26.220 i mean revered after i mean you know william tecumseh sherman of the civil war fame sherman

00:54:34.460 sherman's march to the sea his middle name was named after tecumseh because he was considered

00:54:38.720 in the generation or two after

00:54:40.280 Tecumseh was considered

00:54:42.540 like a worthy opponent 0.95

00:54:44.820 you know sometimes when someone

00:54:46.280 one of your enemies

00:54:47.580 and then generations later 100, 200 years later

00:54:50.720 you look back on them almost fondly

00:54:52.760 you know

00:54:54.120 well anyway Tecumseh was one of those

00:54:58.220 but there you go

00:55:00.460 the war of 1812

00:55:01.180 nobody really won that war

00:55:03.740 both sides came out looking

00:55:06.120 bad really

00:55:07.460 The Americans tried to invade Canada two or three times, fail

00:55:10.980 We send over a massive army to take back the 13 colonies, fail 0.61

00:55:15.120 Both sides really failed

00:55:18.300 Canada did well

00:55:19.600 Canada can say, look, the United States tried to invade us, you failed

00:55:23.140 If anyone looks back on the War of 1812 fondly, it's the Canadians

00:55:28.760 Alright

00:55:29.700 On this day in 1864, most of Calcutta is destroyed by a cyclone

00:55:34.740 killing approximately 60,000 people

00:55:36.800 probably british empire is probably responsible for that in some way probably need to give them

00:55:45.640 reparations for that now okay on this day in 1978 over 30 major nations ratify the environmental

00:55:52.320 modification convention which prohibits weather warfare that was widespread that has widespread

00:55:58.620 long-lasting or severe effects does it on this day in 1988 chile votes in a referendum 56 to 44

00:56:06.060 Against extending Augusto Pinochet's regime

00:56:09.060 By eight years

00:56:10.200 Ending the dictator's 16 and a half years in power

00:56:13.760 Yeah, well

00:56:15.060 Augusto Pinochet came over to Britain

00:56:18.200 Maggie Thatcher gave him asylum in Britain

00:56:21.160 There's so much more to that story

00:56:27.180 The career of Pinochet

00:56:28.460 The things that went on in Chile

00:56:32.740 Throughout the, I was going to say 70s

00:56:34.800 But even going back to the 50s and 60s

00:56:36.680 And then on into the 70s and 80s

00:56:39.960 Deep, deep rabbit hole there

00:56:41.820 Maybe I'll do a thing about Pinochet one day

00:56:43.480 Interesting man, love him or hate him

00:56:45.100 An interesting life

00:56:47.000 A real rollercoaster

00:56:48.860 Alright then, and on this day in 2000

00:56:53.260 Mass deportations in Belgrade

00:56:55.300 Culminate in the resident

00:56:56.560 Sorry, did I say deportations? 1.00

00:56:59.800 I've got mass deportations on the mind

00:57:01.440 In the year 2000

00:57:03.800 mass demonstrations in belgrade culminate in the resignation of serbian strongman what they always

00:57:09.400 calling that strongman like isn't physically strong uh slobber dan milosevic often called

00:57:16.360 the boot bulldozer revolution i've threatened a number of times haven't i to do long-form content

00:57:22.040 all about the breakup of yugoslavia and the various wars that took place in what used to

00:57:30.680 to be called Yugoslavia after the death of

00:57:32.680 Tito

00:57:33.040 I will do it at some point

00:57:36.240 I will, probably next year, it will have to be next year

00:57:38.760 realistically now

00:57:39.740 Yes, Sobola Minosovic, he ended up

00:57:42.820 in prison didn't he? In fact he

00:57:44.500 died not that long ago right

00:57:46.300 still held in the Hague

00:57:48.340 for international war crimes

00:57:50.580 It's 9 o'clock, I haven't got time to go into it

00:57:58.520 Let's do the Rumble Ransom Super Chats

00:58:00.360 Let me do this with my mic boom

00:58:02.780 So I can see the left hand side of my screen

00:58:04.140 Where little Harry always puts the

00:58:06.980 Rumble rants

00:58:07.900 So look what we got

00:58:10.640 Where's my mouse? What am I doing here?

00:58:18.420 Oh there it is

00:58:18.880 Alright, only three Rumble rants

00:58:21.380 Good, I'm knackered

00:58:22.500 And I guess Global Church History

00:58:26.860 Still hasn't got his Rumble account

00:58:29.040 sorted out hashtag pray for global church histories rumble account i miss you buddy we all miss you

00:58:39.680 all right then instead we've got davy verse who seems to have been a fair few times has

00:58:44.160 come in first davy verse so thanks davy verse got respect the the grand davy verse says

00:58:53.600 uh i don't know if my message if my messages was too early on friday but in short

00:58:59.040 proposed friday uh she said yes oh right yeah so two things real quick first say

00:59:05.660 apparently if you're too early on the rumble rants it doesn't register i don't know anything

00:59:11.880 about that like the exact details of when it would or wouldn't register but it's certainly

00:59:16.200 the case that if you get in too early like 6 a.m and try and send a rumble rant i i won't end up

00:59:21.300 seeing it so that's that that's the thing secondly we did see your thing didn't we on friday where

00:59:27.240 You said you were going to propose to your missus

00:59:28.880 Because I remember saying

00:59:29.800 Congratulations, best of luck to you, buddy

00:59:31.660 Fingers crossed

00:59:32.680 I remember saying

00:59:33.420 So you did and she said yes

00:59:36.620 Brilliant

00:59:39.940 Brilliant

00:59:41.120 Brilliant

00:59:42.900 Love it

00:59:43.880 Good stuff, sir

00:59:45.440 Congratulations

00:59:46.980 I mean that in the most sincere way

00:59:48.980 Congratulations

00:59:49.580 Lovely stuff

00:59:50.420 Yay

00:59:52.400 A little white pill there 0.59

00:59:54.600 A little white pill 0.71

00:59:55.700 In a sea of black pills 0.70

00:59:57.260 Okay, good

00:59:58.760 Congratulations, Daveyverse

01:00:00.340 Alright, the next one there

01:00:02.920 Fallen Firebird says

01:00:04.100 I wonder what rival civilizations 1.00

01:00:06.180 Like the Chinese and their rulers 0.99

01:00:07.660 Think about Western mass immigration

01:00:09.960 And the civilizational psychology behind it

01:00:12.920 Stupefied disbelief

01:00:14.380 Disappointed contempt

01:00:17.300 Yeah, I've often wondered that

01:00:19.500 They must look at it and just be like 0.95

01:00:21.220 Like the Chinese say 1.00

01:00:23.840 i must just think what are these guys doing what chumps yeah i guess perhaps a similar way we would 0.84

01:00:34.440 look at the way the west would look at maybe the maoist era great leap forward how about that oh

01:00:42.300 no so on history on history bro i've got an 18 part series about chairman mao and the maoist

01:00:46.060 earring in china focusing largely on the great leap forward which was a set of policies the

01:00:53.300 Chinese Communist Party, Mao

01:00:55.040 insisted upon, which resulted in

01:00:57.140 the worst mass starvation of all

01:00:59.280 time, of all time

01:01:00.740 I imagine

01:01:03.060 and we look upon that, I mean how would we look at it

01:01:04.900 like a disbelief, like a horrified

01:01:07.100 disbelief, sort of thing

01:01:08.900 it's just like

01:01:11.220 oh, that's bad

01:01:13.100 isn't it, like

01:01:13.920 it's not funny

01:01:15.800 it's like, oh my god

01:01:18.420 oh my god, why 1.00

01:01:20.300 you crazy SOBs 1.00

01:01:23.300 I guess that's how they would look at it. 1.00

01:01:25.540 I guess that's how, like, the Chinese or something

01:01:27.140 would look at our immigration policies. 1.00

01:01:29.280 You crazy SOBs. 1.00

01:01:31.240 The amount of human misery you're generating 1.00

01:01:33.180 by doing that.

01:01:35.180 You're still doing it.

01:01:36.240 Yeah.

01:01:37.700 Good question.

01:01:40.080 All right.

01:01:40.720 The next one is for Tien Barb, who says,

01:01:43.100 Morning, mate.

01:01:43.660 All right.

01:01:44.180 Get well soon.

01:01:44.780 Thank you.

01:01:45.800 I do feel a little better than I did yesterday.

01:01:48.240 I still feel...

01:01:49.360 You know what it's like when you're not full-blown flu,

01:01:51.800 But you're not well

01:01:53.820 My limbs feel all achy and weak

01:01:56.660 I feel exhausted

01:01:59.560 Okay, get well soon, thank you

01:02:01.800 Thank you sir, I appreciate it, I will try to

01:02:03.380 I'm going to go home after this and get rest

01:02:05.620 Try and get some rest

01:02:06.800 You put

01:02:11.040 There's a fair few bugs going round

01:02:14.160 And hopefully you shift it quickly

01:02:16.360 You put had a good turnout the other day

01:02:18.620 Yeah, it seemed like an alright turnout didn't it

01:02:20.760 Something big is on the horizon

01:02:22.580 I hope so

01:02:23.340 I hope so

01:02:25.060 Yeah, fingers crossed, everything crossed

01:02:28.100 Restore do seem to have

01:02:32.760 Got over the hump

01:02:34.540 That a lot of the small micro parties

01:02:37.920 What you might call right wing micro parties

01:02:40.540 They seem to have got over that hump

01:02:42.400 They've got a member of parliament of course

01:02:44.720 They won a few council seats

01:02:47.220 Not parish councils, full council

01:02:49.280 and then they poll consistently over 2%, 3%, 4%,

01:02:54.720 consistently up in 6%, 7%, even as much as 8%, 9%, 10%.

01:02:58.320 So you can't describe them as a micro party.

01:03:02.940 Got branches, real branches all over the length and breadth of the country

01:03:06.540 as a decent, really quality policy team.

01:03:14.240 Lots of activism, membership of over 150,000 now, I believe.

01:03:17.940 It's a legit outfit

01:03:19.920 Restore is now a legit outfit

01:03:22.960 You can't deny it

01:03:24.200 Whether they can turn it into

01:03:26.940 Winning a whole bunch of seats

01:03:29.180 In parliament

01:03:30.020 We shall see

01:03:31.460 But they've got over that

01:03:34.120 They've certainly got past that barrier

01:03:36.640 Of being a tiny little micro party

01:03:38.940 Even like

01:03:39.640 Well there's been all sorts haven't there

01:03:42.740 Like Britain First, Advance, Homeland

01:03:44.860 Even if you take it like

01:03:46.780 The BNP

01:03:48.240 Loads of

01:03:51.120 The small right wing parties

01:03:52.880 There was a certain ceiling

01:03:54.920 They struggled to get past

01:03:57.060 It still has bust through that

01:03:59.160 Hasn't it? It has

01:04:00.360 Good

01:04:03.080 And the feeling in the country

01:04:05.580 Is forever changing in our favour 1.00

01:04:07.800 The native population

01:04:09.800 Realised they have been invaded

01:04:11.520 By enemies

01:04:14.640 That if we're not very, very careful 0.99

01:04:17.860 There will be a sectarian nightmare 0.97

01:04:19.600 Along racial, religious, ethnic 0.99

01:04:21.820 And tribal lines 1.00

01:04:23.500 Something needs to be done about it 1.00

01:04:25.900 That whole argument

01:04:28.100 That whole paradigm

01:04:29.060 The Overton window

01:04:31.540 Is forever moving in our favour

01:04:33.760 So yes

01:04:36.320 Alright

01:04:37.540 And the last rumble rant this morning

01:04:39.180 Is from Intelligentsia

01:04:41.000 He says

01:04:42.680 get well soon bow mate all capital letters exclamation mark thank you

01:04:46.360 thank you i shall try to i'll try and get some really wholesome food

01:04:50.360 some electrolytes go home and have a bit of a rest

01:04:55.380 okay and then the youtube ones today thankfully there's only about a dozen or

01:05:01.080 so i'll whip through these if you don't mind

01:05:02.800 guys um okay first one from a new name i don't

01:05:07.200 recognize someone calling themselves david david david three

01:05:10.120 triple dave i'm going to call you triple dave triple dave cubed says uh they are not leftists

01:05:19.440 they're anti-white yeah you're right you're right i should stress that more after i do say that don't

01:05:25.180 i it's not like i never ever say that i do call like the express and the man and stuff and whatever

01:05:29.940 metro i do say they're anti-white it's not like i shy away from that i should say it more should

01:05:35.700 stress it more you're right you're right okay james lee pevenhole says first of october nigerian

01:05:43.300 independence day not a peep on kemi's facebook page google can't find any words from kemi about 0.94

01:05:49.280 it she renounced she's nigerian well that's a shame isn't that a shame because she is nigerian 0.59

01:05:57.200 and will always be nigerian can never be english she have a bit of paper saying she's british but 1.00

01:06:03.740 She can never be English 1.00

01:06:04.900 She's a Nigerian person 1.00

01:06:07.580 When 0.99

01:06:10.020 When archaeologists

01:06:13.080 If archaeologists dig her bones up

01:06:15.740 A thousand years from now and do a test on it 1.00

01:06:17.740 It's this is a Nigerian person 1.00

01:06:20.300 Next two are from 1.00

01:06:25.800 Triple David Squared

01:06:27.400 Cubed

01:06:28.380 Trip Dave says

01:06:30.960 Anti-whiteism is biggest threat

01:06:33.520 To Western society

01:06:34.480 Yeah

01:06:34.800 Don't know if it's the biggest

01:06:36.540 But it's up there

01:06:37.280 It may well be the biggest

01:06:38.360 I have to make a tier list

01:06:40.200 Of what are the biggest threats

01:06:41.600 To Western society

01:06:42.560 It'd be up there

01:06:43.440 The concept of anti-whitism

01:06:46.040 Yeah 0.99

01:06:46.360 Thanks Robin DiAngelo

01:06:49.000 Thanks the 60s counterculture

01:06:52.100 Yeah

01:06:53.220 Thanks liberalism

01:06:55.040 Thanks progressivism

01:06:56.660 Yeah

01:06:58.260 Well done

01:06:59.040 Dave again says

01:07:01.680 Calling police two-tier is low IQ 0.98

01:07:03.960 They're anti-white 0.99

01:07:04.680 Alright, yeah, alright 0.98

01:07:05.520 I didn't even talk about the police in two-tier today, did I?

01:07:10.240 Maybe

01:07:10.460 Did I? I don't think I did

01:07:11.780 Okay

01:07:13.240 Sam Against Goat Lovers says 0.79

01:07:15.880 Sup, Bo? 0.98

01:07:17.660 Describe women's rights under Mothin Alley 1.00

01:07:20.120 Right, yeah 1.00

01:07:20.740 Right

01:07:22.280 You're a Green Party progressive

01:07:25.200 Like effectively a well-meaning environmentalist type

01:07:28.780 Left-leaning environmentalist type 1.00

01:07:30.420 And want like women's lib and all that 0.97

01:07:32.720 Well good luck under Moffin Ali 1.00

01:07:34.160 Who turns it into an Islamic 0.99

01:07:35.480 An Islamic organisation effectively 1.00

01:07:38.160 Yeah good luck with women's lib then 1.00

01:07:40.980 Yeah 1.00

01:07:43.080 Okay

01:07:46.580 Global foot job history

01:07:48.740 Thaddeus, good old Thaddeus says

01:07:52.060 Edward IV's marriage to Elizabeth Woodville

01:07:54.980 Was invalid

01:07:56.260 And their kids illegitimate 1.00

01:07:58.460 Oof

01:08:00.420 okay and then you've put in brackets uh titulus regulus 1484 leaving richard the third don't play

01:08:10.420 with me i think i've got content all about edward the fourth the wars of the roses elizabeth

01:08:18.020 woodville i've got long form content all about that hours and hours and hours of that on my

01:08:22.180 history themed is show behind the paywall bowdades epochs literally literally and without exaggeration

01:08:27.540 hundreds of hours of history themed content

01:08:29.800 a body of work built up over five years

01:08:31.980 oh yeah

01:08:32.400 people have

01:08:35.240 historians have long argued

01:08:37.940 over the legitimacy of

01:08:39.680 Elizabeth Woodville's marriage to

01:08:41.740 Edward

01:08:42.060 I would

01:08:45.940 say

01:08:46.540 what is my opinion

01:08:48.860 it's 50-50

01:08:50.340 I think it is legitimate

01:08:53.300 of course you're only

01:08:55.680 mucking about largely

01:08:57.040 i think probably um i think it was legitimate she was a widow he wasn't married to anyone else

01:09:06.740 according to the accounts some accounts if you believe them pro-woodville accounts

01:09:13.160 it was done legally with a priest and with a a witness and stuff

01:09:20.120 i would like to know global foot job history exactly why you think it's not valid

01:09:26.920 What exactly is the reason why it's not valid

01:09:30.940 Okay

01:09:34.620 Thomas Tyne says

01:09:37.180 What if instead of Pinochet it was Pinocchio

01:09:40.200 Pinocchio is a good

01:09:44.000 Jordan Peterson's got a good bit of

01:09:46.460 A lecture about Pinocchio

01:09:48.300 The life lessons that can be learnt from Pinocchio

01:09:51.360 It's very good

01:09:52.700 It's very good actually

01:09:55.080 You can learn a lot of things from the Pinocchio fable

01:09:58.700 I'll call it a fable

01:10:00.300 Okay

01:10:02.340 Manc Monk 0.96

01:10:04.680 He's someone who's accepted the monastic order

01:10:08.120 Who lives in Manchester 0.71

01:10:09.340 Manc Monk

01:10:10.280 Says

01:10:11.760 Hello from

01:10:15.000 Cabalton

01:10:16.780 Cabal

01:10:17.820 Cabalton

01:10:19.260 And then you put in brackets Bolton

01:10:20.700 And then you put Ish

01:10:22.000 I don't know what you're chatting about mate

01:10:23.640 you should put hello from kerbolton bolton ish okay well hello to you you're in bolton i take

01:10:33.900 it not manchester exactly okay i guess i get it you should put bolton monk not mank monk

01:10:41.880 oh anyway thanks for the super chat anyway and for regularly super chatting appreciate it

01:10:47.960 Really do

01:10:49.600 Alright and this is the last one

01:10:51.640 Looks like the last one

01:10:52.460 It's from Blind Melon ZZZ 1.00

01:10:55.300 That's what they've called themselves

01:10:56.820 Blind Melon ZZZ 0.74

01:10:57.920 It says

01:10:58.640 Restore is the second largest party in Scotland

01:11:02.500 And then they've put a Scottish flag

01:11:03.640 Is that true?

01:11:05.680 Brilliant

01:11:06.120 If that's true

01:11:06.980 Amazing

01:11:08.960 Brilliant

01:11:10.780 Brilliant

01:11:12.000 The message that Restore is putting out

01:11:14.600 Is solid

01:11:16.960 Unless you hate your country

01:11:18.160 Unless you hate yourself

01:11:19.620 And you hate your country

01:11:20.280 And you want to be replaced 0.70

01:11:21.120 In your one and only 1.00

01:11:21.760 Ancestral homeland

01:11:22.520 It's great

01:11:25.060 Watch

01:11:25.660 Go on YouTube

01:11:26.440 And watch

01:11:27.380 Rupert's speech

01:11:28.800 At the

01:11:29.520 Conference they did

01:11:30.900 The other day

01:11:31.380 The Southern Conference

01:11:32.420 I think they were calling it

01:11:33.300 It's not that long

01:11:35.060 It's only about a half hour

01:11:35.820 40 minutes or so

01:11:36.700 It's solid

01:11:39.800 If you want your country back 1.00

01:11:41.060 If you don't want to become 1.00

01:11:42.600 A hated and marginalised minority

01:11:44.540 In your one and only 1.00

01:11:45.140 Ancestral homeland 0.89

01:11:45.800 You want a smaller government

01:11:47.560 Which doesn't tax you into oblivion

01:11:49.220 Yeah

01:11:50.720 Open store

01:11:53.100 Okay

01:11:55.740 That is the show

01:11:57.660 It's now 12 minutes past 9 in the AM

01:12:00.060 British summer time

01:12:00.980 On Monday the 5th of October in the year of our Lord

01:12:04.040 2026 you've been the glorious band

01:12:05.860 The chosen female band of brothers and sisters

01:12:07.440 Thank you for joining me without you it isn't a thing

01:12:09.160 I'm going to go home now and try and rest

01:12:12.440 Try and have some good

01:12:14.220 Clean wholesome food

01:12:15.500 as much liquid in me as possible hydrate as much as possible and get some rest so all right try

01:12:22.940 and make the best of the day ahead if you're not unwell if you're fighting fit if you're bright

01:12:27.780 eyed and bushy-tailed and the day ahead is yours to use the time is yours to use how you see fit

01:12:33.500 try and do something valuable with it i don't want to be too preachy about it you know you do you but

01:12:37.800 just be aware your time is the most valuable thing you will ever have and it's finite i'm afraid it's

01:12:43.260 horrible truth isn't it but it is finite you've only got a certain number of days on this earth

01:12:47.220 when you're young it doesn't feel like that you feel like you've got endless time but you haven't

01:12:51.200 probably later than you think try and make it count if you can all right guys until tomorrow

01:12:55.100 morning take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 05, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 5th October 2026

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