The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 9th November 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning. You all right? Hope you are. Sincerely do genuinely hope you are. Did you have a

00:00:07.620 good weekend? Yeah? Good. No, yeah, I'm all right. Yeah, fine. Yeah, no, it was a fine

00:00:14.420 weekend. Yeah, no, it was all right. Yeah, cheers. Monday, Monday. Another week. Where's

00:00:20.680 the time go? Years fly by. Just flying by. Okay, wakey, wakey. Eggs and bakey. Come

00:00:28.680 on out of bed sleepy head day's half over it is eight in the am on monday monday monday the 9th

00:00:36.280 of november in the year of our law 2026 thank you for joining me you're the glorious man that

00:00:39.520 chose a few my band of brothers and sisters without you guys it isn't a thing you've got

00:00:42.960 impeccable taste what's gonna do watch mike graham get real it's boring he's boring

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00:01:18.020 whoosh do whoosh do as always nearly always I'm joined by my producer little

00:01:21.800 Harry how are you this morning good sir morning yeah all good it's like a

00:01:27.000 disconcerting disembodied voice out of the ether there the all-knowing all

00:01:30.740 powerful omnipresent omniscient producer that's enough faffing about though isn't

00:01:36.240 it quite enough fannying about for one morning

00:01:41.560 let's just get straight into it the story is supposed to the show is supposed

00:01:46.740 to be about what's in the legacy corporate lamestream media on any given

00:01:50.140 what's that cabal of evil quite frankly evil fleet street editors banging on about this morning

00:01:55.500 all right let's see what we've got there are more like brand yeah

00:02:03.260 in the entertainment industry in the world at large yeah and steep cuts to ev targets

00:02:09.420 yeah because they were completely arbitrary and insane so yeah

00:02:14.940 of the green lobby the green world view finally butting heads with reality

00:02:20.140 All right, let's get into it. The mirror, pure Labour Party slop. All right, it was

00:02:27.420 Remembrance Sunday yesterday, wasn't it? And there's the Princess of Wales looking radiant

00:02:30.780 in black. There you go. Wayne Rooney's going to be on I'm a Celebrity. His name's Rooney,

00:02:38.020 right? Anyone who's foreign, who doesn't care about football, he used to be a football player.

00:02:42.660 This guy used to kick a football around, get paid millions of pounds for it. His surname's

00:02:48.000 Rooney so they call him Roo often Roo he's going to Australia kangaroo it's very clever wordplay

00:02:54.220 very very clever okay Lisa Nandy's fears that's the culture secretary Lisa Nandy is the culture

00:03:00.600 secretary in bed massively with the Runnymede trust wasn't it her father who co-founded it in 1.00

00:03:05.120 some way the Runnymede trust Lisa Nandy idiot traitor disgusting filth Lisa Nandy is our culture 1.00

00:03:13.680 secretary madness okay she's got fears that there are more like brand well done yeah 1.00

00:03:21.200 what a guy that has sex with women that throw themselves at him yeah there's more of those yeah

00:03:28.280 culture secretary says shows showbiz world still not doing enough to keep women safe 0.96

00:03:33.920 well again it's not like he was hiding in the bushes was it and he jumped out on a victim

00:03:40.060 They threw themselves at him, didn't they, though?

00:03:45.060 How could you ever stop that?

00:03:48.060 Okay.

00:03:51.060 She says, we might see it later in one of the other headlines,

00:03:54.060 she says she'd like to bring in some legislation to sort of, you know,

00:03:59.060 force the media world to be more vigilant or something.

00:04:05.060 But how could you do that? How does that make sense?

00:04:09.060 I mean, okay, Brandy's being sentenced today, isn't he?

00:04:17.640 He will be sentenced today.

00:04:19.640 So I guess tomorrow will be another wall-to-wall Brand Day on the papers.

00:04:25.880 I imagine they'll go berserk, their particular brand of going berserk,

00:04:30.820 just having more or less the exact same story and or picture on the front page

00:04:34.480 nearly all of them when he's sentenced to something like 10 years 13 years something like that um

00:04:42.240 yeah in one of the other headlines we're seeing lisa nandy said she's got evidence i think she

00:04:47.440 went on the morning shows yesterday the sunday morning shows and said she's got evidence that

00:04:53.120 she knows there's more like a brand in the in the world of media and entertainment

00:04:58.720 So, have you passed it on to the police?

00:05:04.760 Lisa?

00:05:05.920 What are you talking about?

00:05:06.560 Evidence?

00:05:07.140 What evidence?

00:05:08.240 Surely you have to pass it on to the police then

00:05:09.860 If you think there's real sex criminals

00:05:11.820 And you've got evidence 1.00

00:05:12.540 Why hasn't Lisa Nandy got evidence of sex criminals?

00:05:15.740 That she hasn't passed to the police? 0.98

00:05:18.380 Weird

00:05:18.780 Alright

00:05:20.040 Let's just move on

00:05:22.180 The star, real slow

00:05:24.040 They're starting with the slop today, aren't they?

00:05:27.180 In at number 2, the star

00:05:28.540 Real slop

00:05:31.100 Okay

00:05:32.220 Something about Harry

00:05:34.680 Don't care

00:05:35.080 Something about Kim Kardashian

00:05:36.060 Something about Wayne Rooney

00:05:37.000 Don't care about any of that

00:05:37.900 Russell Brand

00:05:38.460 Barely care more about that

00:05:40.040 Minister 1.00

00:05:41.080 Lisa Nandy 0.94

00:05:42.780 Sex attacks rife 1.00

00:05:44.540 Sex attacks are rife 0.97

00:05:46.520 More Russell Brands in telly

00:05:49.800 Why are you writing like that?

00:05:51.180 Why are you writing like that?

00:05:54.360 Media industry hasn't learned

00:05:56.380 yeah well okay you remember he was married to katie perry that remember that

00:06:05.200 that broke down ignominiously didn't it didn't um is she now with justin trudeau is that right

00:06:15.040 i've seen that somewhere i don't pay close attention to katie perry at all much less her

00:06:20.860 personal life but i'm sure i saw some story or some headline somewhere she was justin trudeau

00:06:25.980 I was like, could that be right?

00:06:27.460 Anyway, Russell Brand, when you look back at Russell Brand

00:06:33.780 when he was young, really young,

00:06:36.940 like before he was even on MTV Dance,

00:06:39.040 when he had that bit part in the bill,

00:06:41.740 he said to like a 17-year-old, 18-year-old Russell Brand,

00:06:46.320 he said to him, Russell, you're clearly extremely vain, 0.84

00:06:51.960 narcissistic and fame hungry insanely fame hungry and hungry for validation with women 0.94

00:07:01.020 what if i told you you could have the next 30 plus years of your life and you could you would oh

00:07:09.300 this is the deal this is the deal russell you get to sleep with a thousand or thousands of 1.00

00:07:14.480 insanely hot women some of the hottest women on the planet thousands of them

00:07:18.740 right you can be insanely rich you'll be a millionaire a multi multi-millionaire you have

00:07:23.340 a five million pound mansion and like nine million pound just of capital savings you'll be a

00:07:28.060 millionaire you'll be world famous you'll be in hollywood films the actual high budget hollywood

00:07:35.360 films that gets distributed to cinemas around the world yeah you'll be in the top maybe 100 most

00:07:41.740 famous people maybe in the whole world something like that you'll be pretty much an a-lister

00:07:46.060 and on social media which isn't really a thing yet but it will be in the future Russell

00:07:50.540 on that your voice again will span the world you'll have millions millions and millions of

00:07:55.660 followers anything you say or anything you opine on anything at all will be seen by millions and

00:08:00.120 millions of people I will give you that Russell but the price is that at the end of it when you're

00:08:07.220 51 you've got to go to clink for 13 years and go down in history as a convicted rapist

00:08:12.880 that's the deal Russ

00:08:15.320 do you think he would have taken the deal

00:08:19.660 18 year old Russell Brand

00:08:23.080 would have taken that deal

00:08:24.280 would you

00:08:30.040 I wouldn't

00:08:34.800 I'd be like what

00:08:35.720 let alone 13 years in prison

00:08:38.520 that's hellacious

00:08:39.140 but go down in history as a convicted rapist 0.99

00:08:42.120 That's your final legacy 0.96

00:08:44.400 Almost certainly

00:08:45.280 Yeah, pass

00:08:47.480 Millions and millions of hounds 1.00

00:08:48.980 Endless super hot women 1.00

00:08:50.620 Ultra fame

00:08:52.060 Ultra fame

00:08:53.060 No, no, no, no

00:08:55.060 That's not a good deal

00:08:55.980 That's not a good deal

00:08:56.760 Pass, pass

00:08:57.620 Thanks

00:09:01.020 Alright, well

00:09:02.420 There you go, that's where we are

00:09:03.620 Okay, the Metro

00:09:05.500 Kate looking serious

00:09:07.640 Spending a few minutes a year

00:09:09.320 Thinking about the war dead

00:09:11.680 Actually, that's not fair.

00:09:12.600 I don't know how much Kate Middleton contemplates The War Dead.

00:09:18.060 It's all a bit performative for me.

00:09:19.560 I don't want to get up on my high horse too much,

00:09:21.280 but I spend a fair chunk of my time reading about,

00:09:27.000 thinking about making content about the wars.

00:09:32.720 Not very long.

00:09:33.720 It's only every few months between me making a bit of content

00:09:37.240 about World War I or World War II or something.

00:09:39.620 The War Dead.

00:09:40.300 I do think a few minutes on one day a year isn't really enough,

00:09:46.600 but what can you expect of people?

00:09:48.060 I do find it performative.

00:09:49.380 On these few minutes, on this one day a year,

00:09:52.380 you're going to pretend you really care about the fallen.

00:09:59.660 Okay, a little bit performative,

00:10:01.100 but I don't want to get up on my high horse too much.

00:10:03.740 All right.

00:10:04.340 Prince Harry wasn't invited to, like,

00:10:06.440 the formal remembrance thing on Whitehall by the cenotaph but he was somewhere else in England at

00:10:12.100 some other some other war war memorial with his medals there he was at one campaign in Afghanistan

00:10:20.480 wasn't he remember okay as rapist star faces lengthy jail term today brand's five million

00:10:27.940 pound house switch that's just that apparently he has or is in the process of transferring

00:10:35.000 ownership of his five million pound house mansion to his wife and there's stories later we might

00:10:43.800 see may well see that also millions more of his pounds um he's moving in various ways 0.97

00:10:53.160 so that you know i suppose if there are civil cases against him these women or other women

00:11:00.280 Want to not necessarily take it through the criminal courts

00:11:04.040 But want to sue him in some sort of civil case

00:11:07.920 You might be able to say

00:11:10.600 Well I just haven't got money

00:11:11.720 I haven't got the money

00:11:12.620 It's offshore now

00:11:15.580 It's in someone else's name now

00:11:16.740 I don't know

00:11:17.380 Okay well

00:11:19.500 There you go

00:11:21.340 If he is entirely innocent

00:11:24.440 Of course the courts have found him guilty

00:11:26.600 But if it is indeed the fact that he is entirely innocent

00:11:29.560 don't blame him then

00:11:31.780 okay the son

00:11:33.460 as beast is jailed 0.84

00:11:36.880 he's a beast now 0.67

00:11:37.660 he's a beast 0.98

00:11:40.500 that's the son 0.99

00:11:43.240 as beast is jailed

00:11:48.940 Rand hides

00:11:50.340 nine million pound stash

00:11:52.520 that's a stash of

00:11:54.740 money not of drugs

00:11:56.760 rapists secretly dumped millions move may stop victims suing there you go you get it

00:12:04.280 there's not much more to it than that it's kind of exactly what it says on the tin

00:12:07.840 okay the guardian ew the guardian oh oh that's leaving a bad taste in the in the back of my

00:12:15.280 mouth oh what is that oh god it's gonna oh it's it's disgusting 0.95

00:12:26.760 The Guardian. Smells like poop. Because it is. Poop. Ministers set to agree steep cuts to electric vehicle targets. Yeah, because they were ridiculous in the first instance. Exclusive. Reductions will alarm Labour MPs. Insane Labour MPs that want to destroy this country and our economy and our industry. 0.99

00:12:48.760 Reductions will alarm Labour MPs

00:12:55.380 Already upset about changes to green agenda

00:12:58.300 There's the COP31

00:13:06.100 Oh yeah, there you go, next thing

00:13:07.500 COP31 needs tangible outcome, warns host

00:13:11.580 Does it?

00:13:14.540 You're just saying that, it doesn't need anything

00:13:17.960 COP31 is the UN conference on climate matters, isn't it?

00:13:21.840 Climate change and stuff.

00:13:26.300 So on this morning news,

00:13:29.420 they'll wheel out someone, some climate change activist person,

00:13:32.960 just wringing their hands.

00:13:33.940 It's terrible.

00:13:34.940 The world leaders are no longer promising things they used to promise.

00:13:38.660 Because it was mad.

00:13:40.460 Because it's mad.

00:13:41.520 Because you're mad.

00:13:43.180 What they've already agreed to is completely impossible, largely.

00:13:47.340 And just unnecessary. Stupid. Ideological and stupid. 1.00

00:13:51.980 Right. The idea that, like, by, what, 2030 or something, all cars will be EV. 1.00

00:13:59.280 Yeah, right. Yeah, right.

00:14:03.220 And what do these people say, these eco-warriors,

00:14:06.800 when you remind them that when you plug in your electric vehicle to charge it up,

00:14:13.840 where does that power come from?

00:14:17.340 It might not be gasoline being burnt inside the pistons inside an internal combustion engine

00:14:28.760 and emissions coming out of the exhaust pipe of the car,

00:14:34.120 but the power to power that electric vehicle is still generated in a fossil fuel-powered power station somewhere.

00:14:45.040 right

00:14:47.220 so if you're all butthurt

00:14:51.660 and got your knickers in a bunch

00:14:53.440 about fossil fuels being burnt

00:14:55.620 electric cars don't

00:14:57.220 it's still

00:14:58.000 I mean when you tell these people that

00:15:01.340 they don't really got anything to say to that have they

00:15:03.020 what can they say

00:15:03.740 it's no but

00:15:05.500 there's nothing they can say 0.94

00:15:08.480 it's ridiculous 1.00

00:15:11.800 so dumb 1.00

00:15:12.980 and you think 1.00

00:15:14.460 oh there's less emissions

00:15:15.280 coming out of the exhaust pipes

00:15:16.620 so that's good

00:15:17.880 that's a win for us

00:15:19.200 I don't get anything for free though

00:15:23.520 you still got to get the power

00:15:25.200 ultimately from somewhere

00:15:26.540 okay

00:15:28.080 there's the cenotaph yesterday

00:15:33.060 no Sterling Burnham

00:15:34.680 Olukemi Badnock 0.83

00:15:35.920 the Nigerian anchor baby 0.74

00:15:37.020 and Nige Al-Faraj 0.76

00:15:39.260 the Islamo-apologist

00:15:41.040 sivnat hypno toad containment project nigel farage there okay robinson at real name yaxley

00:15:51.760 lennon at irish boxing event that ended in riot did anyone see this did you see this

00:15:57.600 tommy robinson was at some sort of boxing event in ireland and it was right by ringside not right

00:16:08.400 standing on the ringside but he was you know like two two rows back from the very front watching a

00:16:13.540 boxing match and one of the boxers after the fight I think uh got out of the ring and jumped on him

00:16:23.260 like not head first say dived on him it wasn't head first but jumped on him

00:16:28.200 it's like something out of professional wrestling and then there was just a big hoo-ha of course

00:16:34.520 Tommy's crew

00:16:36.300 Trying to attack him

00:16:38.040 Bit of a kerfuffle

00:16:41.260 Anyway, that happened

00:16:44.100 Nothing else, there's nothing more profound to it than that

00:16:47.280 But that happened

00:16:48.360 Mildly funny clip

00:16:55.820 Alright, The Independent

00:16:58.480 The Independent's getting more and more globalist

00:17:01.800 And revolting, in my opinion

00:17:03.220 Anyway, look, this is Whitehall

00:17:05.080 Senate half just there

00:17:06.940 All the Prime Ministers

00:17:08.740 A record nine former PMs

00:17:11.460 Line up at the Senate half

00:17:12.800 As King Leeds Nation in Remembrance

00:17:14.900 Look, got Sir John Major there

00:17:16.940 Yeah

00:17:18.040 Tony Blair, the Dark Lord himself

00:17:20.680 Knight of the Garter, Tony Blair

00:17:22.340 Golden Brown, texture like sun

00:17:25.080 Teflon Dave

00:17:27.840 Oh, Davey Cameron

00:17:30.260 Theresa May

00:17:32.840 not doing any dance moves today alexander johnson arch traitor boris who would be second in the

00:17:41.240 dock after tony blair if it was up to me liz trust the lettuce shortest 10 years prime minister of

00:17:48.600 all time isn't it wasn't it rishi sunak the indian man the indian cuckoo in the nest

00:17:54.600 and starma bot 2.0 brilliant what a cavalcade of filth john major wasn't that bad 0.73

00:18:02.840 Out of all the

00:18:04.740 What an indictment

00:18:05.800 Imagine saying this in 1993

00:18:07.960 Over the next 30 years

00:18:11.640 John Major

00:18:12.480 Will be the best Prime Minister

00:18:14.460 Imagine saying that to people

00:18:17.760 In the early 90s

00:18:19.400 When John Major was still Prime Minister

00:18:21.640 Saying

00:18:22.900 Enjoy it while it lasts

00:18:24.940 Enjoy John Major while it lasts

00:18:27.200 Because it's the best you're going to get

00:18:28.640 For a generation or more

00:18:31.440 you can sling no sternum burnham on the end of that line before very long i would have thought

00:18:39.560 all right what an embarrassment climate crisis is here uk makes case for cop the climate change

00:18:53.900 UN body thing

00:18:56.140 after a summer of record breaking

00:18:58.440 heat waves, wildfires

00:19:00.420 and school closures, Britain is

00:19:02.420 now facing worsening droughts

00:19:04.100 we're a very very wet waterlogged country

00:19:06.440 you get a few

00:19:08.540 weeks in summer, some years

00:19:10.520 where there's a hosepipe

00:19:12.500 ban

00:19:12.940 but okay

00:19:15.460 worsening droughts, wildfires

00:19:18.920 not really

00:19:20.580 calm down

00:19:22.060 Some says don't pick your nose

00:19:24.240 I haven't been picking my nose

00:19:25.120 Scratching the outside of your nose

00:19:26.800 Is not picking your nose

00:19:27.900 I know you're only mucking about

00:19:31.280 Alright

00:19:31.860 I shouldn't even glance down at the chat really

00:19:34.940 It's distracting

00:19:35.480 It's distracting

00:19:36.740 Oh good for you

00:19:39.840 Okay

00:19:42.220 The Toregraph

00:19:44.540 The Daily Toregraph 1.00

00:19:45.740 German owned Zionist slop 1.00

00:19:47.740 Israel can have a country

00:19:51.860 and protect its demographics britain can't that's what the telegraph is that's what it argues

00:19:57.440 if you're worried about demographic decline and becoming a hated and marginalized minority in

00:20:01.740 your one and only ancestral homeland if you're concerned about that much less talk about it

00:20:05.060 the telegraph will try and destroy you try and assassinate you politically your character

00:20:09.560 brilliant well done telegraph thanks for that well done 0.93

00:20:14.300 Cameron, end NHS dementia drug block

00:20:22.940 Former Prime Minister

00:20:23.960 Also calls for maximum 18 week wait

00:20:26.320 For diagnosis to give patients

00:20:28.100 Faster access to treatment

00:20:29.240 Weren't you in charge of the country

00:20:31.080 For like 10 years Cameron

00:20:32.300 Well now you're going to pipe up about it

00:20:36.000 You need the Lord Cameron

00:20:38.380 Don't you need to just slink off into obscurity

00:20:41.160 Now haven't you done enough Dave

00:20:42.680 haven't you done enough

00:20:45.360 alright, there's Sausage Fingers

00:20:47.920 Charles III, Charles Saxe-Coburg

00:20:50.240 and Gotha

00:20:50.940 he'd preside over another generation of men

00:20:55.980 sent to the slaughter

00:20:57.540 wouldn't he, in the Donbass

00:20:59.820 or wherever 0.58

00:21:00.320 Chinese AI bot

00:21:08.100 is a threat, warns Terror Czar

00:21:09.820 yeah, yeah, of course

00:21:12.440 Of course

00:21:14.040 Those people that argue that AI isn't a threat

00:21:19.840 Isn't a worry, isn't a concern

00:21:21.380 So badly on the wrong side of history

00:21:24.760 Healy, John Healy, the Chancellor of the Exchequer

00:21:28.700 Scraps crack down on welfare fraud

00:21:31.140 Yeah, why not?

00:21:36.460 Sure

00:21:36.980 Why not?

00:21:41.720 Why not?

00:21:42.440 Obviously your agenda is to destroy this country

00:21:45.160 To run us off a fiscal cliff

00:21:47.060 And destroy the fabric of our society

00:21:48.800 So why not?

00:21:51.300 It makes sense

00:21:52.020 Then, doesn't it?

00:21:54.740 Why would any government

00:21:56.140 That actually had the interests of the people

00:21:58.260 In the nation at heart

00:21:59.220 Scrap crackdowns on welfare fraud?

00:22:03.180 They wouldn't, they just would not

00:22:04.380 But those that do

00:22:07.740 Well it just reveals it's their true colours, isn't it?

00:22:09.520 It reveals what they're really about 0.80

00:22:11.520 ruining the country okay there's a story here about how muhammad sadiq khan that's the mayor

00:22:24.180 of london the politician muhammad sadiq khan not to be confused with the 77 suicide bomber

00:22:28.960 muhammad sadiq khan it's spelled slightly differently two different people he spent

00:22:33.040 apparently 86 000 pounds on benches from spain just a waste of taxpayers money

00:22:38.580 You've got some other offices in London

00:22:41.820 And there's like

00:22:42.760 You've spent money on

00:22:43.980 Loads of money on

00:22:44.660 Expensive

00:22:45.960 Sort of bespoke

00:22:47.060 Highly 0.97

00:22:49.320 Spanish 1.00

00:22:52.040 It's just 1.00

00:22:53.000 Okay I'm just going to move on from that

00:22:56.480 The government

00:22:58.080 The Polish government

00:22:59.040 Did you see that? 1.00

00:22:59.940 Apparently he's far right

00:23:00.960 Where is it?

00:23:03.900 No there Russell Brand

00:23:04.660 No Russell Brand

00:23:06.620 What?

00:23:08.580 hmm there was a story on here i thought

00:23:12.160 okay they've moved it the the uh the daily mail very often just updates the front page around

00:23:21.420 this time of the morning many a time i've had a front page ready with the story i go to it 10 20

00:23:26.820 minutes later and it's changed anyway there was a shooting wasn't there a mass casualty event in

00:23:32.000 holland in krakow where a guy i think you might the details is quite used to the details i haven't

00:23:39.740 got all the details but well no one has i don't think he shot his mum and dad and a sibling

00:23:44.240 dead and then went on some sort of gun spree in krakow and killed what six more people or something

00:23:50.140 something in that order maybe more i was just if i haven't got all the details perfectly correct

00:23:53.700 there the polish and then he was killed by police shot dead by police and um well that story says

00:24:00.520 He was wearing a special forces patch

00:24:02.100 Imagine a Polish special forces patch

00:24:04.060 Polish authorities came out very quickly

00:24:06.000 And just said

00:24:06.560 He's right wing

00:24:09.500 This is a right wing thing

00:24:10.860 Very quick to come out and say that

00:24:14.380 Before there's been any investigation

00:24:15.860 Some evidence

00:24:19.180 That is the exact opposite

00:24:20.280 We'll see

00:24:24.140 I don't know

00:24:25.540 We'll wait till some of that

00:24:27.760 Till we've got more details on that I suppose

00:24:29.580 it's not best to speculate on things like that too early because your take can just be proven

00:24:35.060 completely wrong so i'll just leave it from a while see what happens there if he is lefty

00:24:40.040 he does turn out he's an lgbtq type dude they'll just memory hole it you'll probably never hear

00:24:46.240 anything about it ever again in the legacy corporate mainstream media anyway all right

00:24:50.540 a daily fail how posh are you really they've got some posh bird

00:24:55.360 to find out how posh you are don't care absolute nonsense right dementia carers postcode lottery

00:25:03.680 how looking after a loved one hits family's quality of life yeah dementia carers are facing

00:25:10.160 a quality of life postcode lottery with those in some parts of the country struggling far more than

00:25:15.500 others yeah it's the way it's always been and the way it's likely always to be if you live in

00:25:23.060 different parts of the country you're more or less affluent you're more or less you've got more or

00:25:27.720 less access to resources yeah not fair is it but there you go okay this story this chinese man

00:25:39.240 sorry taiwanese this is a taiwanese man okay more chinese than the chinese

00:25:47.560 Formosa, I often say that Chiang Kai-shek retreating to Formosa with the nationalists

00:25:53.160 They're the real Chinese 1.00

00:25:54.680 The mainland Chinese are just the communists 1.00

00:25:57.920 Anyway, this Chinese man

00:25:59.740 Taiwanese people would hate being characterised as

00:26:04.720 Or would they?

00:26:07.640 He comes from a good place, from my point of view 0.99

00:26:10.400 Anyway, this guy that is in essence Chinese, effectively

00:26:14.560 Born in Taiwan, anyway

00:26:16.640 it's also the ceo of nvidia you know nvidia the company nvidia massive massive company

00:26:23.460 it's like worth four and a half trillion dollars that's with a t nvidia they make chips and all

00:26:29.820 sorts of stuff they're like on the cutting edge of ai as well one of the big ai development

00:26:34.500 players in the whole world massive massive company you know he's he knows trump and stuff

00:26:40.280 He had an affair

00:26:42.460 Cheated on his wife

00:26:43.960 Okay

00:26:44.920 With whom? 0.99

00:26:47.580 A Chinese spy

00:26:48.620 Or a woman who some people might characterise as a Chinese spy 0.98

00:26:56.040 Let's say that 1.00

00:26:56.580 Look

00:26:56.920 Boss of tech giant NVIDIA admits he cheated on wife with Chinese spy 1.00

00:27:01.020 Right, okay 1.00

00:27:03.320 Chinese man 0.99

00:27:05.740 LARPing as an American businessman 0.98

00:27:08.600 and sells secrets and information to China.

00:27:13.500 What a surprise.

00:27:15.740 Is that a fair way to characterize what's happened here?

00:27:18.860 Not really.

00:27:19.440 Trump was asked about it.

00:27:20.900 Trump was asked about it, and Trump said,

00:27:24.080 he's a good guy.

00:27:27.180 Trump said, you have to listen to his reasons.

00:27:29.620 I think he's a good guy.

00:27:31.260 He's done great things for our country.

00:27:34.040 And you can't just throw people under the bus like that

00:27:35.900 without hearing his side of the story.

00:27:38.100 He's an upstanding guy.

00:27:39.400 Trump said things like that.

00:27:42.580 You sure about that?

00:27:45.320 Really, Trump? Really?

00:27:49.280 What a weird take. Why say that?

00:27:51.740 You don't know the ins and outs of it, do you, Trump?

00:27:54.100 Maybe he does. Maybe he does.

00:27:56.900 If the intelligence services know all about it.

00:28:02.100 Maybe he does. 0.99

00:28:04.060 Nonetheless, seems like a scumbag move. 0.99

00:28:07.360 Me. 0.99

00:28:11.020 All right, the eye paper.

00:28:12.520 Moving on, the eye paper.

00:28:15.060 UK rail network at risk from grey war cyber attack.

00:28:18.640 Let's just read the quick blurb.

00:28:20.720 Heidi Alexander, most affected.

00:28:23.320 The Transport Secretary, who's also MP for Swindon South,

00:28:27.020 where I'm sitting right now.

00:28:28.460 Okay, major hack from hostile state

00:28:30.960 could disrupt trade services for a week.

00:28:34.580 Exactly a week.

00:28:35.400 and cost economy 1.8 billion ministers have been warned the vulnerable the vulnerability

00:28:42.460 is revealed in department of transport documents setting out plans to bolster the railway network's

00:28:49.440 resilience against cyber attacks extreme weather and other threats a hack on britain's railway

00:28:54.400 communications could paralyze some lines immediately with experts telling the eye paper

00:28:59.480 that the threat is quote realistic i expect by 2028 there will be one quote revelation comes

00:29:06.760 amid growing concern over resilience of uk's infrastructure with a spate of bomb hoax threats

00:29:12.400 grounding planes across europe and cyber attacks on supermarket fridges are they just setting the

00:29:19.100 setting you up there say when at some point the trains just aren't working one day for a while

00:29:25.860 And we blame it on Russian cyber attacks

00:29:28.820 Be prepared

00:29:29.680 We will point back at something like this

00:29:31.780 And say, told you so

00:29:32.600 Great, great, well done

00:29:35.520 Well done

00:29:38.560 They'll say, anyone that says

00:29:42.700 Well, that's a false flag

00:29:44.660 That's nonsense

00:29:45.580 They'll say, no 1.00

00:29:46.260 We knew it was going to be Russia

00:29:48.380 Russia are doing it

00:29:49.520 Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia 0.98

00:29:50.960 The times, the venerable times

00:29:54.400 Abuse safeguards may be compulsory for broadcasters

00:29:58.840 After Russell Brand

00:30:00.260 This is Lisa Nandy in the Culture Secretary in the Government

00:30:02.580 Make more HR laws 1.00

00:30:06.280 To prevent men and women from ever getting near each other 0.52

00:30:09.980 Or seeing each other, I don't know what

00:30:11.500 And then abuse could still happen after hours anyway

00:30:14.980 It's just

00:30:15.980 Okay, alright

00:30:18.700 You want to legislate against

00:30:22.020 Men and women really having any real interaction with each other 1.00

00:30:25.720 How far would it go? I don't know

00:30:28.180 Hunt forces, this is a slightly odd

00:30:33.260 Well, odd way of phrasing it

00:30:34.780 Hunt forces, that's a quote

00:30:37.040 Or a phrase, a saying

00:30:38.920 A new idiom

00:30:40.800 You're an idiom

00:30:42.920 Hunt forces target cyber plots against UK military

00:30:49.440 Mission to Fight Foreign Hacking Attacks Revealed

00:30:52.420 And it's just saying

00:30:53.840 I don't know where this is

00:30:54.720 I've never heard that before in my life

00:30:56.040 Hunt forces

00:30:57.040 That's a new saying isn't it

00:30:59.200 The defence chiefs

00:31:02.960 Are deploying what they're calling

00:31:04.380 Hunt forces

00:31:05.400 Overseas

00:31:08.340 To disrupt enemy hackers

00:31:10.540 There's more detail

00:31:14.040 But that's basically in a nutshell what it is

00:31:15.820 It's like

00:31:16.480 But they don't really explain exactly

00:31:18.500 What they're talking about

00:31:19.380 are you talking about mi6 stroke sas wet teams going around the world and in the dead of night 1.00

00:31:30.180 breaking into hackers houses and slotting them in their beds where they sleep 0.98

00:31:35.700 killing them slotting is to shoot sas that's what the sas say 0.99

00:31:42.300 uh is that what you're talking about what you're talking about hunt forces 0.99

00:31:46.260 Hunt forces will be sent overseas abroad

00:31:49.600 To disrupt enemy hackers

00:31:51.200 What do you mean disrupt?

00:31:52.680 What are you talking about?

00:31:53.680 What forces?

00:31:54.920 Wait, what now?

00:31:57.140 Don't know

00:31:58.020 Alright

00:32:02.320 Okay, there's the king again

00:32:05.840 Alright

00:32:06.180 The Daily Express 0.95

00:32:07.580 Wayne Rooney's big fat meathead

00:32:09.280 I look a bit like Wayne Rooney sometimes

00:32:12.360 People make all sorts of AI generated images of me on Twitter

00:32:15.920 They're nearly all funny

00:32:17.220 I like them

00:32:18.000 Sometimes it makes me look a bit like Dank

00:32:21.180 Like an AI

00:32:21.900 You know like an AI generated image

00:32:23.300 It's not perfect

00:32:24.180 Sometimes it is pretty much

00:32:25.400 Other times it's distorted like your features slightly

00:32:28.560 Sometimes I look a bit like Dank

00:32:30.340 Sometimes I look a bit like Wayne Rooney

00:32:31.700 Okay

00:32:34.740 Express probe

00:32:37.520 Probe

00:32:38.260 Finds link to 1.00

00:32:39.540 Fixer who helps asylum seekers work illegally 1.00

00:32:42.680 Just one 1.00

00:32:43.220 The express has found one of these people

00:32:45.620 well done

00:32:46.260 brilliant

00:32:46.700 amazing

00:32:47.480 investigative journalism

00:32:48.980 wow

00:32:49.400 wow

00:32:50.180 our country is flooded 0.91

00:32:54.280 with these people

00:32:54.980 ghost bosses

00:32:56.240 ghost bosses

00:32:58.560 behind vape shop

00:32:59.700 blight

00:33:00.220 yeah

00:33:03.520 this one

00:33:05.200 this one guy

00:33:06.540 operating up in the

00:33:07.740 north west

00:33:08.340 of England

00:33:08.980 they even named him

00:33:12.500 something

00:33:13.420 Mateen

00:33:14.340 I can't read it, it's too small

00:33:17.700 Carlos, Cardos

00:33:19.260 Mateen, anyway

00:33:20.560 There's loads of these people

00:33:23.380 I was scratching the outside of my nose there

00:33:25.620 Not picking it

00:33:27.420 There's loads of these people, aren't there? 1.00

00:33:31.860 Absolute scum 1.00

00:33:32.540 Again, in Bose Britain 1.00

00:33:33.880 I would 0.90

00:33:37.160 Have a war on these people 1.00

00:33:39.720 The organised criminals

00:33:42.980 that set up loads and loads of vape shops and nail shops and suite shops and barbers

00:33:51.400 that are just fronts for money laundering, for drugs, prostitution, people trafficking,

00:33:58.960 every stripe of organised crime you can imagine.

00:34:01.820 I'll go to war with them.

00:34:07.540 But our government doesn't seem to care.

00:34:10.280 actively encourages it effectively every day and again

00:34:13.840 some milk toast some sort of

00:34:17.700 some sort of half measure not even a half measure

00:34:21.380 paying lip service to the idea that they're doing anything about it

00:34:26.300 a raid here or there again target one guy

00:34:30.960 one guy

00:34:31.820 do an expose on one shop somewhere

00:34:40.280 It's a massive, massive problem.

00:34:42.020 Isn't it something like 1% or 10%, i.e. 1 in every £10 is in Britain when it's spent,

00:34:49.100 is in the black market?

00:34:53.480 If it was 1%, let alone 10%, that would be completely unacceptable to me.

00:35:00.140 Organised crime in this country needs to be tackled, needs to be,

00:35:04.920 once again for the very fabric of our society, our country,

00:35:10.120 for the civilisation that it is.

00:35:13.240 Like a cancer needs to be cut out 0.59

00:35:16.140 and dumped in a medical bin. 0.98

00:35:20.820 Filth.

00:35:23.040 Why wouldn't you? 0.74

00:35:24.040 Isn't that one of your jobs as government?

00:35:28.280 Secure the borders and go to war

00:35:30.300 with organised crime that's inside the borders.

00:35:35.600 Ugh.

00:35:36.820 The financial times.

00:35:40.120 coalition call eyes and cot six Israel partners so this is a story where

00:35:46.900 Benjamin Netanyahu oh baby may well be done maybe maybe so the Israeli had the

00:35:54.300 Israelis had their elections it was effectively their version of a hung

00:35:57.280 parliament and although BB's block got the single biggest amount of seats in

00:36:03.800 in the Knesset, is that how you pronounce it?

00:36:07.580 The other guy, what's his name, Aizenkot, this guy here.

00:36:12.080 This guy could be the next leader of Israel, this bloke.

00:36:16.080 He's been offered by the President of Israel,

00:36:18.460 is it Herzog?

00:36:20.380 He's offered him to try and form a government,

00:36:23.600 which would be the more centrist block. 0.81

00:36:26.480 Bibi's sort of the right of center,

00:36:28.480 right leaning, ultra Zionist, orthodox type types.

00:36:33.020 This guy is a slightly, very slightly more centrist.

00:36:38.400 Can he form a government? 0.97

00:36:40.000 He would need bits of Bibi's block to come over to his side 0.58

00:36:42.480 or some of the Arab-Israeli parties to come on to his side

00:36:47.500 in order to form a coalition.

00:36:50.280 He's got a few weeks to do that. 0.98

00:36:52.640 If he's able to achieve it, that's the end of Bibi. 0.95

00:36:56.280 Politically, politically, politically, at least for now. 0.98

00:36:59.060 Will he make a comeback? Will he have yet another renaissance?

00:37:01.540 And in a few years, him and Likud, his party, come back and he'll be the leader again.

00:37:07.260 Who knows, maybe. 0.58

00:37:10.860 Or if this guy, Aizenkot, can't form a coalition government, I guess Bibi will be offered a chance to. 0.55

00:37:19.400 It's all up in the air.

00:37:21.560 Netanyahu's political future is hanging in the balance, shall we say.

00:37:27.760 Democrats pledge to impeach Trump aides

00:37:31.160 As infighting grips Republicans

00:37:33.080 Okay

00:37:34.740 Alright I'm just going to move on

00:37:35.760 Oh that's it that was the last one

00:37:38.640 It is now nearly 22

00:37:41.320 Gone half past

00:37:42.720 Then the increasingly absurd and infuriating front pages

00:37:45.720 From the British print media this morning

00:37:51.160 Let's see what other stories we've got

00:37:53.580 Or should we have a look at

00:37:55.080 The Price of Crude

00:37:55.860 We sometimes do that

00:37:56.780 aren't we on the bow show let's have a look let's do a wee refresh to get the exact price

00:38:02.240 Brent crude they're both under $100 Brent crude trading at $96 West Texas $89 there you go okay

00:38:10.060 the oil market seemed to have liked the midterm fail from Trump and the Republicans a bit not

00:38:19.800 massively still high isn't it but okay there you go there's that Taiwanese Chinese man who has 0.79

00:38:30.360 been sleeping with a Chinese spy inside the French drug gangs recruiting children to kill 0.96

00:38:35.820 and there's a picture of a black man import the third world become the third world literally 0.90

00:38:43.380 up to and including child soldiers well done globalists well done liberals well done socialists

00:38:49.280 thanks for that, well done

00:38:50.780 we told you, we told you

00:38:53.420 you just dismissed us as evil bigots 0.94

00:38:55.740 okay 1.00

00:38:57.160 there's now black gangs 0.99

00:38:59.440 in France recruiting child soldiers 1.00

00:39:01.760 brilliant, super

00:39:03.380 well done

00:39:04.360 here's a story from the Financial Times

00:39:09.420 I thought was interesting

00:39:10.360 oh Harry, is there something wrong with this

00:39:15.420 I'm going to leave Harry to sort it out

00:39:17.100 There you go, Harry's sorting it out

00:39:19.560 I'll tell you about it before he brings it up

00:39:21.600 It's a story from the Financial Times

00:39:23.300 Complaining

00:39:24.540 Have we got to

00:39:26.040 Pay the subscription

00:39:27.980 It's a story

00:39:31.300 Complaining that Rupert Lowe

00:39:34.060 Does quite well on Twitter

00:39:35.580 Or X rather

00:39:36.920 Should start calling it X

00:39:39.160 Actually no, no, I'll call it Twitter

00:39:41.580 Thank you

00:39:42.180 Sorry Uncle Elon, I'm going to call it Twitter

00:39:44.940 If I still call Taiwan Formosa, if I still call Istanbul Constantinople, I call Sri Lanka Ceylon.

00:39:54.660 I don't care.

00:39:55.460 Yeah, I'm going to do it.

00:39:56.200 Yeah, yeah.

00:40:01.320 I still call Snickers a marathon.

00:40:04.860 Yeah.

00:40:05.340 I'm going to keep calling Twitter Twitter.

00:40:10.460 All right.

00:40:11.280 There's trouble with it, but I'll just talk about it.

00:40:13.900 Well, Harry may or may not sort it out, but I'll just tell you about it.

00:40:18.760 It's a story in the Financial Times where it really is just complaining

00:40:23.020 that Rupert Lowe's reach on Twitter is gigantic, gigantic.

00:40:28.000 It showed the politicians with the most reach on Twitter.

00:40:33.700 In the whole world, this is, in the whole world.

00:40:36.140 I thought it was surprising.

00:40:37.020 I thought it was interesting in and of itself, least of all, the Rupert Lowe angle.

00:40:40.980 The leader in that, who would you think it would be?

00:40:43.120 Maybe Trump

00:40:43.920 We know Trump does the true social

00:40:46.000 He prefers true social doesn't he

00:40:47.300 But he's also on Twitter isn't he

00:40:48.980 Donald

00:40:49.800 He's got like over 100 million followers on Twitter

00:40:52.620 Anyway

00:40:54.560 That's how he sorted it out

00:40:57.020 Here we go look how he sorted it out

00:40:58.280 Well well done

00:40:59.860 Okay

00:41:00.360 The winner of it

00:41:02.620 The most

00:41:04.400 The guy with the biggest reach

00:41:05.660 Politician

00:41:06.360 With the biggest reach in the whole world

00:41:07.760 Is Modi

00:41:08.880 For India

00:41:10.060 And by a long way as well

00:41:12.240 look here we go here is it there it's still not it's not the right article is it it didn't have

00:41:21.860 the oh okay that is the article but it doesn't seem to be showing the uh graphic all right

00:41:30.120 forget it get rid of that harry i'll just talk about it i'll just talk about it thanks anyway

00:41:33.760 thanks for trying modi was number one by a long way there was a massive drop off then it was trump

00:41:38.880 Then it was

00:41:41.000 The Prime Minister 1.00

00:41:43.020 That female Prime Minister of Japan 1.00

00:41:44.620 Right 1.00

00:41:45.900 And then it was Rupert Lowe

00:41:47.560 Of course Rupert Lowe's not even a leader

00:41:51.180 Not even head of government

00:41:52.140 Rupert Lowe

00:41:53.240 And then it was like

00:41:55.240 I think Zelensky was next

00:41:57.260 And then a bunch of people

00:41:58.700 Like Burnham wasn't even on the list

00:42:00.660 Or wasn't even in the top ten

00:42:01.700 The fourth most

00:42:05.060 Sort of viewed person

00:42:07.780 politician on Twitter is Rupert Lowe.

00:42:11.340 Then they did another breakdown of just British politicians

00:42:13.940 and Rupert Lowe wins that by a massive amount.

00:42:16.700 Massive, massive amount.

00:42:18.640 You might think, oh, it goes, okay, okay, Rupert Lowe,

00:42:21.660 because he gets retweeted by Elon, doesn't he?

00:42:27.680 You might think the next one would surely be Burnham,

00:42:30.160 the head of government, the prime minister.

00:42:31.960 No, no, the next one was Nigel Farage.

00:42:33.900 Massive drop-off, though.

00:42:35.500 Massive, massive drop-off from Rupert Lowe tonight.

00:42:37.780 and then it was some of the big hitters so like like uh burnham and stuff so in other words

00:42:46.480 rupert lowe's twitter game strong hashtag x game strong anyway the financial times article

00:42:55.120 and the cretins on sky news this morning when they were doing the newspapers are both just

00:43:00.520 bemoaning that fact oh it's not fair outside interference oh it's not fair that elon retweets

00:43:06.960 It's Rupert semi-regularly.

00:43:09.560 What are you going to do?

00:43:10.760 You can't do anything about that.

00:43:12.680 I thought you were moaning that Twitter isn't real life anyway.

00:43:19.320 Twitter isn't real life.

00:43:20.940 It's an element of real life.

00:43:23.380 It's part of real life, isn't it?

00:43:27.400 It's as much real life as any other bit of information that's shared digitally.

00:43:33.220 Oh, BBC Verify is real life, but Twitter isn't. 0.99

00:43:35.840 Shut up. 0.93

00:43:36.960 Sky News is real life but Twitter isn't 0.99

00:43:41.060 Get real 0.72

00:43:41.620 They're so butthurt

00:43:46.960 That Elon likes Rupert and Restore

00:43:50.360 And does a reply or a retweet

00:43:53.360 Or a quote tweet or whatever from time to time

00:43:55.720 You can't stop him

00:43:59.080 He's an insanely rich man who bought Twitter

00:44:01.600 And he can retweet or reply to whatever he likes

00:44:04.960 Do you remember a little while ago

00:44:08.760 Was it maybe a couple of years ago now

00:44:10.540 Maybe not that long ago

00:44:12.760 When Nigel

00:44:14.460 And I think was it Lee Anderson

00:44:15.820 They went over to the United States and met with Elon

00:44:18.280 Didn't they, do you remember that

00:44:19.440 To sort of get his

00:44:22.440 Endorsement I suppose or just schmooze

00:44:24.440 With him one way or another

00:44:25.340 And off the back of that

00:44:28.560 Elon said and I paraphrase

00:44:30.420 He was like yeah Nigel's not

00:44:32.480 The guy

00:44:32.840 He's not the guy

00:44:35.860 Again, I can't remember the exact wording Elon used

00:44:38.500 But he was like, you know, this guy is weak sauce

00:44:40.800 Whatever, he's not the guy

00:44:42.140 And hasn't endorsed

00:44:46.080 Nigel and Reform

00:44:48.700 And in fact, quite obviously

00:44:50.540 Prefers Restore

00:44:52.240 And Rupert

00:44:54.480 And Charlie

00:44:55.080 He follows Charlie

00:44:56.520 Elon follows Charlie

00:44:58.400 What, he retweets Carl Benjamin?

00:45:01.660 He retweeted Harry Robinson. He's retweeted a bunch of Lotus Cities people. He retweeted me. Twice. Was it twice? Anyway, anyway. X completed it, mate. Completed it. I've done the story mode. It's only side missions now.

00:45:24.520 um i would would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when nige and lee anderson met elon i

00:45:33.880 would love to have known what that conversation was if it was if it was one conversation i don't

00:45:39.120 know if it's more than one i would have loved to have known what was said like exactly what was

00:45:44.600 said what he asked them what they asked him what their responses were what nigel's responses were

00:45:51.380 that elon didn't like i wonder i really wonder what it was you can only imagine that elon was

00:45:56.680 like well what about this this and that what would be your policy on what your thoughts and feelings

00:45:59.700 what's part of your world view on this this this and that and whatever nigel said elon was like

00:46:04.660 obviously like don't like that don't want i would love to know the details of that anyway all right

00:46:12.140 all right that's that can i just close this harry's it's not going to close everything is

00:46:17.960 if i click on that okay good all right all right well it's now gone quarter two so should we move

00:46:27.400 on to this oh one last thing one last thing just uh just to reiterate uh let you know heads up

00:46:33.400 tomorrow will be all about brand he's gonna get i said it before but i'll just say again tomorrow

00:46:37.520 will be a brand day are they gonna throw the bookie look at him all right it's not funny

00:46:45.980 He may well not have really done anything wrong, essentially.

00:46:48.020 Who knows?

00:46:50.220 Maybe a monster.

00:46:55.080 I think he's going to get 10 years or more.

00:46:58.760 All right.

00:46:59.480 Let's have a look at On This Day in History.

00:47:01.040 I like doing that bit.

00:47:01.900 You guys seem to like me doing that bit.

00:47:03.960 Starting to wind the show down now.

00:47:06.560 On This Day in History, the 9th of November,

00:47:08.140 down through the centuries, nearly the millenniums sometimes,

00:47:10.480 what happened with now?

00:47:11.860 Let's have a look.

00:47:12.540 Okay.

00:47:12.880 On This Day, again, the 9th of November,

00:47:14.680 in the year 1494

00:47:16.960 Piero the Unfortunate

00:47:18.720 of the Medici family

00:47:19.800 ruler of Florence

00:47:20.560 loses power

00:47:21.400 and flees the state

00:47:22.780 do you think

00:47:23.660 do you think I've got

00:47:26.280 long form history themed content

00:47:27.620 all about the Medici family

00:47:29.180 yeah

00:47:30.440 on my history themed show

00:47:32.060 Bodade's Epochs

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00:47:43.860 and consider buying some merch um do you think i've got long-form content all about the medici

00:47:49.980 family yeah do you think i talk all about piero the unfortunate yeah in fact you think i've got

00:47:57.340 another a whole nother long-form bit of content talking about just just talking about savonarola

00:48:03.200 the mad monk of florence who was the person who effectively ousted piero the unfortunate

00:48:10.380 in the very very late 15th century there into the early 16th century the bonfire of the vanities

00:48:15.880 the original florentine late 15th century bonfire of the vanities when the modici family were

00:48:22.200 thrown out of florence they came back don't worry they came back they got better they got better

00:48:27.300 i've said it's one of i think it's one of my best i think it's one of the best epochs

00:48:33.780 knocking three getting up to 300 episodes of bodywork built up over over five years literally

00:48:39.240 and quite literally without exaggeration hundreds and hundreds of hours of content there i think one

00:48:43.280 of my very best ones was the one i did about savonarola the mad monk you said christian before

00:48:50.820 luther was saying christianity isn't being done correctly it's some sort of puritan before there

00:48:56.360 are puritans saying if you own things if you own nice paintings and jewelry and uh and uh you know

00:49:06.400 that sort of thing then that's that's vanity that's all vanity that's not really what god

00:49:13.260 wants that's not what jesus was talking about was it owning massive properties and loads and loads

00:49:19.180 of nice things you should come to the piazza vecchio in the middle of florence and burn it

00:49:28.300 all in a giant bonfire literally physically the bonfire of the vanities anyway piero the unfortunate 0.85

00:49:33.620 You might think, Beau, you keep claiming you know all about these things.

00:49:38.780 I'm not sure I believe you.

00:49:42.140 There's long-form content all about it.

00:49:48.480 Okay, on this day in 1799, Napoleon Bonaparte pulls off a coup

00:49:52.680 and becomes a dictator of France under the title of First Console.

00:49:57.620 Well, I haven't got a nine-part series all about the career of Napoleon.

00:50:04.940 Harry?

00:50:08.620 Well, you think I haven't got a nine-part series all about that?

00:50:12.140 And on History Bro, more content also.

00:50:14.020 My other history channel, History Bro.

00:50:16.580 There's no paywall on that one as well.

00:50:20.340 Yeah, the first console, he went on to later to actually become king or emperor.

00:50:26.060 Sorry, emperor.

00:50:27.620 Viva l'Empereur.

00:50:29.520 To begin with, though,

00:50:32.080 it was merely the first consul.

00:50:36.900 I can't go into it here.

00:50:38.480 The career and the adventures of Napoleon Bonaparte.

00:50:42.560 Too massive.

00:50:45.100 Yeah, Brumière, what is it?

00:50:46.440 The revolution.

00:50:47.880 The revolution within the revolution. 0.73

00:50:51.800 Of old Boney becoming the head of France,

00:50:55.560 the leader of France,

00:50:56.360 sort of undisputed undisputably there were two other consoles but he was the main one obviously

00:51:03.600 so okay on this day in 1867 tokugawa yoshinobu am i pronouncing that incorrectly almost certainly

00:51:11.980 the 15th and last uh tokugawa shogun in japan resigns due to intense political pressure from

00:51:18.840 pro-imperial factions think i've got long-form content about that as well today's a good day

00:51:22.340 for shilling my long-form content is nearly everything uh yeah i did a long-form bit of

00:51:26.840 content a while ago i called it uh the road to pearl harbor where i talked about japan

00:51:32.020 the sort of 18th 19th century japan and early 20th century japan how did they find themselves

00:51:39.160 where they decided they need they made the calculation they had to do a sucker punch

00:51:44.200 on the U.S. Pacific Fleet at anchor at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.

00:51:53.440 How did they get to that position?

00:51:56.480 To do the story justice, you've got to go back to the 18th,

00:51:59.000 well, at least 19th century.

00:52:02.780 The falling apart of the shogunate

00:52:06.040 and the destruction of the samurai,

00:52:10.840 the rebirth, the renaissance of sort of imperial Japan,

00:52:14.200 and so on and so on, it's a long story

00:52:16.420 alright, what else have we got here

00:52:18.840 on this day in 1980, Iraqi President

00:52:20.920 Saddam Hussein declares

00:52:22.400 a holy war against Iran

00:52:24.180 in the Iran-Iraq war

00:52:26.760 it's like a million

00:52:28.700 a million men died in that

00:52:30.300 it was a war of aggression

00:52:33.140 by Saddam

00:52:33.940 1980, note the date, so

00:52:36.460 very shortly after the Islamic Revolution

00:52:38.920 the Iranian

00:52:42.880 Islamic Revolution

00:52:44.700 And in the end, it was something like a stalemate. 0.64

00:52:47.860 At one point, it looked like Sudan was going to win,

00:52:49.660 but it bogged down into a stalemate,

00:52:55.200 and the borders ended up much where they'd began,

00:52:58.640 along the Gidrosian Mountains.

00:53:01.540 No, the Zagros Mountains. 0.77

00:53:03.280 There's a natural barrier between Iran and Iraq,

00:53:06.180 Mesopotamia and Persia, the Zagros Mountains.

00:53:09.500 It's been the case ever since ancient Sumeria, quite literally.

00:53:13.300 Do you think I've got long-form content all about ancient Samaria?

00:53:15.180 Of course I have.

00:53:15.760 Of course I have.

00:53:19.120 Yeah, the Iran-Iraq war, very, very brutal war as well.

00:53:21.500 Very, very hard-fought, brutal, brutal war.

00:53:24.400 Okay, on this day, 1989, and there's a picture of the Berlin Wall,

00:53:27.960 the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall.

00:53:29.340 1989, East Berlin opens its borders.

00:53:32.080 That's the commie side, isn't it?

00:53:33.260 East Berlin opens its borders at the Bornholmerstrasse crossing,

00:53:39.180 where thousands arrive after East German Parliament official Gunther Schrabowski

00:53:47.000 mistakenly announces that restrictions on travel to the West will be lifted

00:53:52.680 quote immediately without delay quote

00:53:54.640 Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall

00:54:00.020 I remember that clearly, I was only like what, 8 years old, 9 years old

00:54:03.320 but I remember seeing that on telly and all the adults being like

00:54:07.800 The Berlin Wall's come down.

00:54:09.440 The Berlin Wall's fallen down.

00:54:12.920 It was a good day for freedom.

00:54:16.380 You know there's something wrong, don't you?

00:54:22.240 When your state builds a wall and it's to keep you in.

00:54:28.020 If you're in East Berlin or you're in East Germany

00:54:31.380 and your communist governments build a wall,

00:54:35.320 it's not to keep the evil capitalists out.

00:54:37.800 It's to keep you in

00:54:40.280 It's to prevent you from escaping

00:54:42.080 It's like, wait a minute, what now?

00:54:46.960 You're building a wall 1.00

00:54:48.200 Well, because we're so great and the Westerners will want to get in

00:54:51.120 And get a sweet piece of this socialist action

00:54:54.320 No

00:54:54.860 It's to prevent you from escaping

00:54:57.940 The story of the Berlin Wall is fascinating 0.95

00:55:04.740 The whole story, not just the end, not just the very end bit

00:55:07.640 where it got torn down the whole story of it the story of this cold war era soviet project

00:55:15.620 it's fascinating to me all right too much to talk about here it's supposed it's not supposed

00:55:19.320 to be a history show what else we got on this day in 1994 darmstadium darmstadium is a chemical

00:55:27.640 element 110 so it doesn't really exist naturally you can only make it in a particle accelerator

00:55:33.400 110 protons giant super heavy element only exists for a few seconds no matter what you do

00:55:38.980 basically um is discovered in a gsi helmholtz center for heavy ion research near damstack

00:55:48.400 germany 1994 yeah there's some elements aren't there they are elements you can find them on the

00:55:55.420 the the the periodic table like einsteinium or moscovium or whatever and they only exist for

00:56:05.800 a short period of time like seconds sometimes milliseconds darmstadtium is one of those

00:56:14.080 interesting interesting if i had my time again i would i would like to spend a bigger chunk of

00:56:24.540 my life studying chemistry. Yeah. Physics and chemistry. I think the modern world goes

00:56:30.820 round on the strength of chemists and engineers. I said this before in a bit of content I did

00:56:39.460 with Alex, that steam guy. I'd like to get Alex back in. He's a fascinating dude. A little

00:56:44.180 bit of maths, a little bit of physics, but mainly chemistry and engineering. That's what

00:56:51.260 the world, our modern world is. Without the chemists and the engineers, we'd still be

00:56:57.700 living like it's the 17th century or something, more or less. Again, a little bit of maths,

00:57:01.780 a little bit of physics in there. Chemistry, the chemists, what makes the modern world

00:57:07.220 go round, and the engineers to actually realise their discoveries. Okay, all right, I could

00:57:14.120 bang on and on about that. But on this day, 1998, brokerage houses are ordered to pay

00:57:18.440 over one billion dollars one billion dollars to nasdaq investors to compensate for price fixing

00:57:25.880 the largest civil settlement in us history kind of fascinating stuff i've done a long

00:57:30.680 form bit of content haven't i or more than one with dan dan tubb the low seaters resident

00:57:35.320 economist fella all about various bubbles various financial shenanigans over the years we have never

00:57:41.720 talked about that one it's kind of fascinating uh it's fascinating a bit strong interesting

00:57:46.440 nonetheless all right last one here on this day uh on this day in 2020 drug makers bioentech is

00:57:52.720 that how you pronounce that bioentech and pfizer announced their covid19 vaccine which i never

00:57:57.900 took my blood is clean i'm not taking that filth covid19 vaccine is over 90 effective so nowhere

00:58:05.640 near effective good enough then what do you mean 90 percent if it's 99 effective that's not good

00:58:11.340 enough. 90% effective, or so 10% completely ineffective. What a nonsense. So it's not

00:58:18.640 a vaccine then, is it? It's some sort of vaccine adjacent chemical. Their vaccine is over 90%

00:58:27.380 effective. That went down as well, didn't it? Ended up saying, well, it's, didn't end up

00:58:31.960 saying it was 50-50. In a first look at the results from their phase three trial involving

00:58:38.460 nearly 44 000 people i said before i remember when covid was quite new and the vaccine was

00:58:46.700 quite new and they'd given the vaccine to all the royal navy lads that were in our nuclear submarines

00:58:54.920 they insisted on it like they assisted all nurses get it and stuff assisted loads of people in the

00:59:01.000 And then they all came down with COVID

00:59:04.620 After they'd taken the vaccine

00:59:07.100 That was the last nail in the coffin

00:59:10.380 As far as I was concerned, conceptually

00:59:12.420 It's like, well, that's not a vaccine then, is it?

00:59:15.120 It's not doing its job

00:59:16.380 Why are you calling that chemical you're injecting into people

00:59:18.700 Why are you calling it a vaccine?

00:59:20.000 Why are you using that word?

00:59:21.120 Because that's not what it is, is it?

00:59:23.880 What is it then?

00:59:24.760 Begs the next question

00:59:25.660 What is it then?

00:59:27.380 If it's not really a vaccine

00:59:28.840 What is it?

00:59:31.000 You want me to take that? No, thanks. Pass. Hard pass.

00:59:35.360 No, no, no, no. 1.00

00:59:38.240 No, you'd have to get two or three burly dudes to break down my door and wrestle me onto a gurney and strap me down before I let any of that filth go in my system. 0.98

00:59:50.500 Mad. That was mad. 0.97

00:59:52.300 History will look back at the COVID era as a type of collective madness.

00:59:56.800 It was an exercise in power and control, wasn't it?

01:00:01.840 That's what it really was.

01:00:03.100 It wasn't really about public health.

01:00:06.060 It was about governments seeing what they could get away with.

01:00:09.540 Can we put the whole world, more or less, under a type of house arrest

01:00:12.620 and then sell them the liar that they need to take this drug?

01:00:16.800 Will that work?

01:00:18.600 Will the sheeple accept that?

01:00:22.600 That's what that was, in my opinion.

01:00:26.800 All right, that's the last one. Let's move on to our Rumble Rants and Super Chats.

01:00:31.200 Let me do this with my boom, mic boom, so I can see the left-hand side of my screen,

01:00:34.200 because I do Rumble Rants first. Harry lines up the Rumble Rants on the left-hand side of my screen.

01:00:38.200 So, is it going to be a good day? Is Mr. Global Church History going to be in at number one?

01:00:42.980 I do hope so. Okay, let me just, where's my mouse? There it is. Okay.

01:00:49.280 Got a fair few Rumble Rants. Yes, it's a good day.

01:00:52.000 reigning defending and still in at number one as the first rumble rant on the bow show

01:00:59.120 is global church history that's his real name by the way that's what's on his passport is

01:01:02.800 christened global his first name is global his middle name's church and the family surname is

01:01:08.880 history he tells us this he gives a couple of factos doesn't he every morning he says today

01:01:14.920 in 694 it'd be 694 ad i suppose king egica may well be pronouncing that wrong it's a

01:01:21.420 Visigothic name

01:01:22.060 King Egica

01:01:22.940 Of the Visigoths

01:01:24.080 Legally 1.00

01:01:25.440 Legally

01:01:26.500 Confiscated

01:01:27.180 Jewish property

01:01:28.140 Fearing collaboration 1.00

01:01:29.480 With the Muslims 1.00

01:01:30.320 That will be in Spain 1.00

01:01:33.160 Modern day Spain

01:01:33.920 Spain didn't exist

01:01:35.040 At that point

01:01:35.480 But

01:01:35.680 The peninsula

01:01:36.920 That we call

01:01:37.520 Spain and Portugal

01:01:38.180 Was a Visigothic kingdom

01:01:39.800 And in the 7th century

01:01:42.600 There was

01:01:44.320 A struggle

01:01:45.360 Between who really

01:01:46.900 Controlled it 1.00

01:01:47.460 Christians 1.00

01:01:48.020 Or 1.00

01:01:49.380 Muslims

01:01:50.160 the early part of the Reconquista there 0.99

01:01:54.000 well the Visigoths obviously not trusting the Jews at that point in history 0.87

01:02:02.820 obviously not trusting that they wouldn't just collaborate with the Muslims 0.83

01:02:11.520 many such cases

01:02:12.680 on this day in 824 again AD

01:02:15.560 the vikings killed 900 monks in the great monastery at bangor in wales right it's in wales

01:02:22.440 yeah the vikings 824 let's get in towards the end oh no it's probably it depends how you measure it

01:02:31.260 i was going to say getting towards the end of the viking era but it's not really it's probably the

01:02:34.840 higher watermark even depends how you measure it doesn't it but well the vikings obviously from

01:02:40.480 scandinavia all the way over in west all the way over in north wales by that point so i mean

01:02:45.280 that speaks volumes doesn't it yeah all right let's move on the next one two three four five 0.66

01:02:53.700 the next five are all from from pig dog 5150 who says this republicans have massively failed

01:03:03.220 weak leaders people like tim paul and george santos saying that they won't reject their

01:03:08.960 friends like mike johnson who did nothing to push through right-wing agendas okay i don't really pay

01:03:15.980 much attention to tim paul um or george santos okay the next one you say is this an extended

01:03:24.200 pop at tim paul okay i'll read it out they've paid they paid their money i'm gonna read it out

01:03:32.160 you go and say tim paul says that he won't reject or stop being friends with psycho demons like

01:03:38.560 leftist nutjob brian shapiro who are doing everything they can to destroy the us why would 0.93

01:03:44.860 you be friends and then you've then you've put in inverted commas but they're nice people when

01:03:48.820 it's not politics they have doomed the whole of western civilization to a globalish tyrannical

01:03:54.860 nightmare but we're still friends is that tim paul's position i really don't know i'm genuinely

01:04:01.200 asking i don't know i'm not saying pig dog is that you've misrepresented tim paul i'm not saying that

01:04:05.720 I don't know. I really don't know.

01:04:07.740 I can't remember the last time I even watched Tim Paul.

01:04:09.920 He had a proper Candice Owens a few months ago, or a year ago, or whatever.

01:04:14.900 I saw that little rant, which I thought was good. 0.95

01:04:16.960 He called her the C word, didn't he? He dropped a C bomb. 0.96

01:04:20.880 Tim drops a C bomb on Candice.

01:04:23.880 I remember that. Other than that, I don't really watch him.

01:04:27.580 Is that what he's saying?

01:04:29.620 Okay, the next thing you've said is...

01:04:31.880 And then Tim and co have the audacity to say that when Republicans have had, have, stroke, had power, they would not wield it sufficiently to save our country while they won't reject the traitors.

01:04:45.140 and then you're going to say say tim says i mean tim says they won't let politics ruin friendships

01:04:52.560 even though these people will get us killed stroke jailed stroke ruined my question how far do we

01:04:58.380 take it is it worth being friends with people destroying us good question i say no yeah i i

01:05:04.800 would say no if that's the case well i'll speak for myself in britain like if there's someone

01:05:10.380 that's kind of not too bad in person someone you might be able to just get

01:05:16.020 along with in person and have a reasonable civilized conversation with

01:05:20.340 but is on the left on the globalist left I don't know someone that's kind of so

01:05:25.860 I don't know Aaron Bastani or something yeah a pass I'm not interested yeah okay

01:05:32.700 we could sit down have a reasonable conversation even someone like Owen

01:05:35.300 Jones not such a psycho can't control himself can't sit there and have a

01:05:38.940 a reasonable civilized conversation do i want to have a conversation with him no no not interested

01:05:46.220 not interested okay well all right is that what tim paul's doing okay all right

01:05:53.020 tim do you want a right of reply you're welcome to come on this show anytime you're like

01:05:58.300 all right moving on the next one is from global church history again he chimes in saying talking

01:06:05.740 of massive failures from the West to counter evils, a Muslim in France, now arrested, stole 0.51

01:06:11.560 and destroyed the relics of Saint Nicholas of Myra yesterday in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port. 0.99

01:06:19.120 How many times do they have to have churches and cathedrals burnt down by Muslims?

01:06:24.760 Not just in France, is it? All over the place. How many times does a Muslim just go into 1.00

01:06:30.240 a cathedral or church and just murder the vicar and the priest? 1.00

01:06:35.740 quite a lot. What's that, Bo? I haven't heard much about that. Well, they never talk, hardly ever

01:06:41.360 talk about it on the corporate lamestream media, do they? Hardly ever.

01:06:49.180 Okay, there's still few to get through here. The next one is from That's Their Name. That's what

01:06:52.780 they've called themselves, quite literally. That's Their Name says, evening, because you're in Japan,

01:06:57.380 aren't you? Evening. This weekend, I experienced my first earthquake. Oh, yeah, I did see on the

01:07:02.740 news there was a big earthquake in central japan i hope you're all right honestly genuinely hope

01:07:08.220 you're all right he said i've experienced my first earthquake quite interesting only three odd at my

01:07:14.060 end do you mean like three on the richter scale is that what you mean you've put only three odd

01:07:18.180 at my end so didn't think much of it a bit more chaotic but 5.9 a bit more chaotic at 5.9 although

01:07:26.000 it's an aftershock of a 6.1 in the sea right yeah because the fault lines in japan are in the sea

01:07:30.900 aren't they largely i believe so i've never experienced an earthquake well i say that

01:07:35.960 the tiniest tiniest tiniest thing barely perceptible tremor i wouldn't mind experiencing an earthquake

01:07:44.120 as long as i was safe if i was out in a in an open field where no building could collapse on my head

01:07:49.020 and the ground's not just going to open up like a crevasse under my feet i would like to experience

01:07:54.760 that i'd like to feel what it's like so okay i'm glad you're okay you weren't that close to it

01:08:00.020 then I take it if the 6.1 off the coast

01:08:03.740 where you were only affected you to the tune of three

01:08:07.060 on the scale, I'm glad you're okay.

01:08:10.020 Okay, all right.

01:08:11.480 Next one is from TomRat247 who says,

01:08:13.720 Lisa Nandy, semi-colon. 0.98

01:08:15.880 I have evidence of a massive cabal of rapist drug dealers 0.92

01:08:19.500 operating on a clan-style basis across the UK 0.85

01:08:21.940 with police and political involvement and corruption.

01:08:24.880 Do you want to know more?

01:08:26.380 Yeah, she's sort of saying that, isn't she?

01:08:28.980 like if you know about it and you've got evidence she said evidence

01:08:32.580 best hand it over to investigators in the constabulary then lisa no

01:08:40.100 weird yeah completely agree with you tom rat 247 all right next one is from 40 and barber how are

01:08:49.240 you sir you put morning mate all right i'm all right tar big weekend for sports as karl larson

01:08:57.140 won his third NASCAR championship at the midpoint of the race. Nice. Seahawks Bear Cardinals and

01:09:08.360 England Rugby Panned Australia. I don't know anything about the Seahawks and the Cardinals

01:09:12.940 game. I do like American football as well. I just haven't followed it this weekend. I'm actually a

01:09:17.160 fan of the Seattle Seahawks. I told you the story, didn't I? When I put money on them to win the

01:09:23.320 Super Bowl the year after they'd won the Super Bowl because they were still a super strong team

01:09:26.820 and they got to the Super Bowl I put the bet on them way early in the season decent half decent

01:09:31.600 odds they got to the Super Bowl and lost it in the last play with a few seconds left I've told

01:09:35.860 you that story haven't I gutted um don't know about what happened with them at the weekend

01:09:40.620 Cole Arsene NASCAR nice is he 0.99

01:09:45.060 anyway I won't I won't speculate on that and um yeah I saw England smash the Aussies 0.98

01:09:53.580 The Wadabies at rugby. 1.00

01:09:55.960 Smashed them, didn't they? 1.00

01:09:56.900 Nice.

01:09:58.700 Nice.

01:09:59.540 Okay.

01:10:01.240 Next one again from Tom Ratt says,

01:10:03.280 Meanwhile, I've been on Twitter.

01:10:07.340 You've spelt Twitter, but with a big X in the middle.

01:10:09.360 Twitter.

01:10:10.160 Since the early days and can't break out of the 2K follower doldrums.

01:10:14.280 Sad for me.

01:10:15.480 And then you've put your at.

01:10:16.540 So let me read it out.

01:10:17.440 You've put, his at is at T-J-E-R-U-B-B-A-A-L.

01:10:23.060 How would you even say that as one word? 0.86

01:10:24.960 I mean, maybe that's part of the problem.

01:10:26.600 It's probably not, but...

01:10:29.200 There's various tactics.

01:10:31.200 I don't really engage in them myself.

01:10:33.100 On Twitter, you can do to try and just force through more followers.

01:10:37.800 If you follow someone who's got a massive account,

01:10:41.380 find someone you like who's got a massive, massive account,

01:10:44.060 like a few million followers,

01:10:45.660 put their notifications on

01:10:47.360 and try and be the first to reply under one of their tweets.

01:10:51.640 then loads of people will see your tweet and if they like it they might find there's little hacks

01:10:56.600 little tricks like that i don't really bother with it myself i never really have um there's

01:11:03.320 a number of little hacks like that you can do to try and if you care about it i wouldn't care about

01:11:08.240 it i use i use twitter less and less really nowadays i just i just post whatever i'm going

01:11:14.440 to post just say whatever i'm thinking about whatever i'm interested in i'll interact with

01:11:19.980 my replies, the replies to whatever

01:11:22.220 I've posted, but I don't really go

01:11:24.280 around Twitter looking at what other people have said

01:11:26.240 and replying to them, I do a bit, I do a bit

01:11:27.960 but not much, I spend hours

01:11:30.020 scrolling through other people's tweets and then replying to it

01:11:32.340 retweeting it, trying to dunk on them

01:11:34.260 I don't bother doing that much anymore

01:11:35.780 I mean I still do it from time to time

01:11:37.020 I largely just tweet whatever I'm going to tweet

01:11:40.060 even post

01:11:42.280 and ghost a little bit, sometimes tweet something

01:11:44.040 and then don't even bother looking at what's been said

01:11:45.660 anyway

01:11:49.220 Twitter's what you make of it. When people say Twitter's really, really toxic and you shouldn't

01:11:54.740 be on Twitter, it's bad for your soul and stuff. Nonsense. It's whatever you make of it. If you're

01:11:59.900 having a bad time on Twitter, that's on you. If your feed is making you unhappy, that's on you.

01:12:05.020 It doesn't have to be that way. It's like most everything is what you make of it. You don't

01:12:09.340 have to use it that way. Twitter's bad for your soul. Get off Twitter. No, no, no. And that's

01:12:15.840 reflection of you. Twitter's making you unhappy. You think it's bad for your soul. That's a

01:12:23.480 reflection on you and what you decide to tweet and what you decide to follow, what you decide

01:12:27.400 to read. You don't have to use it that way at all. I have fun on Twitter. Twitter is

01:12:31.920 still, for me, 95% fun and good. It's what you make of it, like most things in life.

01:12:38.240 Okay, Global Church History says

01:12:41.640 On the St. Nicholas news

01:12:44.760 The priest of the Basilica mentioned the relic's destruction

01:12:47.940 And that it was an anti-Christian attack 0.98

01:12:50.300 Oh yeah, it would be, wouldn't it, by definition

01:12:51.540 But did not explicitly mention the religion of the perpetrator 0.93

01:12:54.600 Moral coward then 0.99

01:12:55.640 Well, that priest is a moral coward then 1.00

01:12:57.520 Call it out 1.00

01:13:01.160 Call it out, are you scared? Don't be scared

01:13:03.560 Haven't you got God on your side?

01:13:06.040 okay Merrick Mel

01:13:08.940 Merrick Mel

01:13:11.260 says

01:13:11.580 I read in Hansard yesterday

01:13:14.680 that's the parliamentary

01:13:16.060 minutes, that's not really the right way to describe it

01:13:18.960 but you want to know what's being said in parliament

01:13:21.140 it's Hansard that publishes it

01:13:22.820 you've put, I read in Hansard

01:13:25.200 yesterday that India supplies

01:13:26.840 three in four prescription medicines in the UK

01:13:29.360 it shows how deep the dependency

01:13:31.160 runs and how hard it is to replace

01:13:33.120 India's expertise and

01:13:35.160 mass production. Yeah, well, we'll have to, won't we? Yeah, we'll have to, though. Well 0.96

01:13:41.260 pointed out. Good for pointing it out. That's an area for deep, deep concern. Again, we

01:13:49.520 don't have to be reliant on India for anything. I mean, we are at the moment. I'm not saying

01:13:56.180 we're not. We don't have to be in the future. There's no reason why we have to be going

01:14:01.820 forward indefinitely okay next one gwff says great day canvassing in bromley on saturday

01:14:11.020 that's what for restore do you mean am i going to get hit with at the bottom you're actually

01:14:15.120 a green party no you won't be gwff is a good guy says great day canvassing oh i don't know if he's

01:14:21.220 a guy i would only assumed sorry if you're female uh in bromley on saturday 30 to 40 percent of

01:14:27.040 Correspondents already considering Restore Britain at the next election.

01:14:33.200 Then you've put, T-Y-F-Y-C, thank you for your courage.

01:14:37.500 No, thank you for getting out there and doing the real work, the real work, on the streets. 0.99

01:14:44.100 Thank you. Thank you, there's no substitute for it.

01:14:47.740 It's funny this morning when Sly News was getting its panties in a bunch about how brilliant Rupert Lowe's reach is on Twitter.

01:14:57.040 They were saying

01:14:58.480 Well most people couldn't pick

01:15:00.120 Rupert Lowe out of a line-up

01:15:01.480 Don't think so

01:15:02.160 That's old hat

01:15:02.860 That argument may have made sense

01:15:05.760 When Restore was brand new

01:15:06.880 And was polling at 1%

01:15:08.200 3%

01:15:08.980 No they poll between

01:15:11.820 7

01:15:12.400 Between 7 and 10%

01:15:13.940 Nationally

01:15:14.500 Regularly

01:15:15.400 They are at between

01:15:17.100 7 and 10%

01:15:17.980 Nationally

01:15:18.500 So yeah

01:15:20.140 There'll still be a big chunk of people

01:15:21.200 Probably couldn't pick

01:15:21.860 Rupert Lowe out of a line-up

01:15:22.800 Many could

01:15:23.780 Many could

01:15:27.040 That's a bit of copium at that point.

01:15:29.160 Nobody knows who Rupert Lowe is, don't they?

01:15:33.580 Don't they?

01:15:35.940 And isn't that relatively easily remedied?

01:15:43.620 Yes, it is.

01:15:45.140 Okay.

01:15:46.480 And the last one here, TomRat247 says,

01:15:50.260 I pronounce it as T-Jerab-Barl.

01:15:54.980 Is that your at, your Twitter at?

01:15:57.040 t jerob ball then you've put it's a portmanteau between my initial tom and the biblical hero

01:16:05.200 gideon aka jerobo he who contends with baal that's esoteric that's quite obscure and esoteric

01:16:17.280 you do you i quite like it actually but that is like no you'd have you'd have to explain

01:16:22.800 that to people no one otherwise no one would get it Gideon actually it's interesting it's funny

01:16:28.880 you should mention Gideon how much iconography how much art renaissance era medieval art there

01:16:37.280 is of Gideon is one of those biblical old testament figures that unless you've actually

01:16:44.000 read the bible most people have never heard of it's just one more name isn't it

01:16:47.920 But people in the medieval period

01:16:51.780 Really cared about Gideon

01:16:53.860 And his army

01:16:54.680 Didn't they

01:16:55.220 There's loads

01:16:57.460 There's loads of art

01:16:58.300 I was in Italy recently

01:16:59.800 Wasn't I

01:17:00.120 A few weeks back

01:17:00.800 They have loads and loads

01:17:03.620 Of the Christ Mother

01:17:05.720 And Mary

01:17:07.040 Our Lady

01:17:07.740 And with Christ Child 0.99

01:17:09.440 Loads of it 0.76

01:17:10.420 And quite a lot of Gideon

01:17:12.820 Quite a lot of Gideon

01:17:14.920 Quite a lot of John the Baptist 0.56

01:17:17.800 he's being beheaded

01:17:19.340 anyway 0.99

01:17:20.840 okay

01:17:22.940 let's do the YouTube ones now

01:17:26.400 there's loads of these as well

01:17:28.100 over 20 today

01:17:29.380 alright let's start getting through them

01:17:31.640 Mr Gently Benevolent is in at number one

01:17:34.420 and new

01:17:35.500 I don't think he was in at number one on Friday

01:17:38.380 were you so I've got a new champ

01:17:40.340 in at number one 0.80

01:17:42.320 in first

01:17:43.000 Mr Gently Benevolent says

01:17:45.020 a man who took a vagabond

01:17:47.260 a man who took a vagabond and had a bath with him for channel four oh ended up being a bit dodgy

01:17:54.060 what a shocker talking about mr brand there aren't you russell brand yeah he did one of his

01:17:59.740 shows was that rebrand i can't remember where he got a homeless drug addict and like followed him

01:18:08.260 around for a while and tried to help him a bit and the guy actually died of an overdose a few years

01:18:13.140 later at one point him he russell brand gives him a bath like he's a dirty homeless vagabond 0.61

01:18:20.740 say dirty physically dirty russell brand says takes him in gives him food talks to him helps 0.66

01:18:26.320 him out gives him a bath runs him a bath then russell brand strips down and gets in the bath

01:18:32.160 with him weird why why yeah ultimate victory for Mark Collette though isn't

01:18:44.940 it where Russell Brand did that show didn't Nazi boy was it called well he's

01:18:54.880 just sent there by the liberal establishment to try and character

01:18:58.200 assassinate Mark Collette and

01:19:00.240 poor scorn, try and pour moral

01:19:02.320 scorn on the BNP.

01:19:05.840 And they edited it in such a way

01:19:07.700 to try and make it look like that. Well,

01:19:10.440 ultimate victory.

01:19:12.380 Isn't Mark Collette just a

01:19:13.980 pretty wholesome family

01:19:16.140 man now?

01:19:18.760 And aren't his views

01:19:20.320 pretty, or

01:19:21.940 I wouldn't say mainstream, not yet.

01:19:25.260 They're not hardline,

01:19:26.260 they're not Nazi, are they?

01:19:28.200 Nazi boy.

01:19:30.360 He's just concerned about his country. 0.61

01:19:33.620 Mark Collette and Patriotic Alternative and many, many more.

01:19:37.560 They're just concerned about the direction of our demographics, aren't they?

01:19:41.360 Our demographic security.

01:19:44.020 Look at him now.

01:19:44.840 Mark Collette's still going.

01:19:46.780 Did something at the weekend even, didn't he?

01:19:50.360 With Sam Melia and Young Bob and stuff.

01:19:53.660 Still going strong.

01:19:54.540 Good luck to him.

01:19:56.300 Where's Russell Brand now?

01:19:57.420 just about to get sentenced to many, many years in jail

01:20:00.520 for being a sex criminal.

01:20:03.080 All right.

01:20:07.400 LJNV says,

01:20:09.280 Bo, you magnificent man.

01:20:10.780 Cheers.

01:20:13.060 Not my words.

01:20:14.580 That's not my auto account.

01:20:15.580 I haven't paid him to call me a magnificent man.

01:20:18.480 That's his judgment.

01:20:23.340 All right.

01:20:24.060 Bo, you magnificent man.

01:20:25.280 any right wingers who pull a trump brackets fail mass deportations brackets should be behind bars

01:20:32.800 don't do a trump yeah oh absolutely oh i couldn't agree with that anymore absolutely yeah don't do

01:20:37.500 a boris trump pulled a boris didn't he in the final reckoning to some extent no way near as bad

01:20:44.400 as boris but bannon old bannon he's actually friends with epstein wasn't he bannon was not

01:20:54.000 happy he's not happy is he it's like donald i thought you're going to deport millions you're

01:20:58.760 not doing it you're not doing it you haven't done it okay daniel d king daniel underscore d

01:21:05.160 underscore underscore king says one day a year for our fallen heroes but a whole month for pride

01:21:11.220 and black history good point it's a disgrace yes it is youtube censoring what i want to write again

01:21:16.740 yeah says it all doesn't it

01:21:19.280 black history month and pride month right but the war dead

01:21:25.200 encompassing all wars kind of effectively you get one day 0.59

01:21:29.400 how perverse what a perversion that is yeah okay mr gently benevolent again

01:21:39.680 said that's emperor palpatone bow use

01:21:44.280 Blair's title, okay, Palpatone, like Tony, Tone, Emperor Palpatone, bit of a stretch

01:21:53.400 but I'll allow it, he is like an evil, unlimited power, Tony Blair got like the electric power,

01:22:06.960 he's looking more and more evil isn't he Tony Blair, he's looking more and more like the

01:22:10.620 dark side is corrupting like physically like the face of dorian gray on the painting is physically

01:22:15.960 showing his evil shining out from behind his eyes emperor palpatone okay um

01:22:27.540 you're in the lost frenchman is it what's that well one long word i find it a bit difficult to

01:22:35.620 read the long one compound words like this your eye of the lost Frenchman okay

01:22:42.220 you know who you are says congratulations congratulations your

01:22:47.020 majesty you have been chosen as emperor of mankind what are your orders for the

01:22:53.080 first glorious day your highness I shall accept no titles please

01:23:02.120 I shall accept

01:23:05.180 First among equals princeps 0.91

01:23:09.060 First citizen only

01:23:10.400 For now

01:23:12.820 I will accept an imperial diadem

01:23:14.740 At a later point

01:23:15.780 But for now

01:23:16.960 I couldn't possibly accept

01:23:18.820 The diadem

01:23:20.240 First citizen only for me

01:23:22.960 What am I olders?

01:23:25.160 I've got to think about that

01:23:26.040 Well

01:23:27.300 Close the borders of Britain

01:23:29.000 For a start

01:23:30.220 support millions of people 1.00

01:23:32.700 that should not be here by rat

01:23:34.200 start with that

01:23:36.200 defund the BBC

01:23:38.240 go to war

01:23:42.860 with organised crime

01:23:44.160 in this country, I'm starting with England

01:23:46.520 even though

01:23:47.360 apparently I'm emperor of mankind

01:23:50.400 at this point, I'm still going to start with England

01:23:52.360 thank you very much

01:23:54.860 ok, moving on

01:23:56.920 Global Footjob History says

01:23:59.520 i voted yes but i don't know what what guan my bread and breader what's oh wait did we do the

01:24:05.920 poll have we not looked at our poll yet did i skip that bit yeah we skipped it oh let's do it

01:24:10.340 now then apologies let's do it now harry you have to bring it up for me we'll do our poll apologies

01:24:15.300 we usually do it before on this day in history don't we okay what have we got here all right

01:24:22.040 over 1600 votes today we asked you guys does it surprise you that the nvidia ceo was having

01:24:29.400 an affair with a Chinese spy, are you surprised by it? And your options were yes, not at all,

01:24:36.500 and who? Yes, 7%. Not at all, not at all surprised by that. 79%. And 14% of you said who, which

01:24:47.600 is fair enough. Yeah, or just ticked up to 80%. 80% of you said, yeah, it doesn't surprise

01:24:55.240 A Taiwanese man 0.58

01:24:56.680 Having an affair with a Chinese spy

01:24:59.120 Who could have seen that coming 1.00

01:25:01.220 A Taiwanese man 1.00

01:25:04.380 LARPing as an American 1.00

01:25:05.460 Alright

01:25:07.840 Back to these

01:25:09.540 Where was it

01:25:10.580 Where was it

01:25:12.200 A moment where I find it

01:25:15.780 Congratulations

01:25:16.400 Oh yeah so

01:25:17.400 Global Footjob History said

01:25:18.660 I voted yes but I don't know

01:25:20.880 Who won my breeder 0.99

01:25:22.600 Is that a, it's like a pigeon English thing, isn't it? 1.00

01:25:28.000 You're Wugwan, my bredda. 0.99

01:25:31.700 Okay.

01:25:34.320 Thomas Tyne says,

01:25:36.500 Bo's secretly very posh trying to throw us off.

01:25:40.220 I say, oh boy, what jolly rotten luck, eh?

01:25:45.440 I do, I don't do a bad Terry Thomas impression, 0.99

01:25:48.480 but i am the furthest thing from posh cockney barrow boy essentially very very working class

01:25:56.940 grew up in essex extremely poor not posh okay uh restore england's pride that's this person's

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01:27:49.680 um it's from that person again your are the lost frenchman

01:27:54.840 yuri the lost frenchman says i don't know if if this is if this will be in this day in history

01:28:05.500 but on this day in 1970 Charles de Gaulle died here's my tribute to one of the last non-traitor

01:28:12.100 in our government there you've got a little saluting emoji face but yeah Charles de Gaulle

01:28:16.520 is a fascinating person I've talked about him in passing here and there a number of times

01:28:21.300 on my history themed content both on history bro and Charles de Gaulle fascinating life

01:28:27.220 the general the general de Gaulle who went on to be president more than once of post-war France

01:28:34.980 fascinating

01:28:36.220 yeah

01:28:39.060 talked about him even on state of politics

01:28:41.360 in passing once or twice

01:28:43.500 when the French wouldn't let

01:28:45.840 Britain join the EU

01:28:47.840 for a while, for quite a while

01:28:49.980 they didn't want us to join for quite a while

01:28:51.560 mostly vetoed by de Gaulle

01:28:54.140 he sort of thought Britain was too much 0.94

01:28:58.200 of a lapdog 0.98

01:29:00.300 a puppet of the United States 0.99

01:29:02.080 and if he let Britain

01:29:03.800 into the EU it would effectively be letting the United States into the EU and as far as someone

01:29:09.020 like de Gaulle was concerned the whole point of the EU was to be as a counterpoint to the United

01:29:13.440 States. Anyway anyway Charles de Gaulle's war record World War I. Charles de Gaulle's World

01:29:21.380 War I and World War II record is fascinating and his political career even more so. One of those

01:29:28.220 people whose life reads a bit like it's almost fiction it's so fantastic that it's almost not

01:29:36.000 believable you know like how richard sharp in the bernard cornwall novels he's placed exactly the

01:29:46.100 right moment in time to play a part in all the main events for like a whole generation or more

01:29:51.860 there's some people in real life in real history that that played out for them charles to go is

01:29:57.220 one of them okay this was is the he died on this day in 1970 did he okay all right and as far as

01:30:05.520 french are concerned i mean some people thought he sort of sold them out when it comes to algeria

01:30:10.180 but i don't think so yeah i'm a fan of de gaulle basically basically yeah have you ever read

01:30:17.400 yuri the lost frenchman or your eye of the lost frenchman have you ever read um

01:30:21.860 That novel

01:30:26.560 All about the

01:30:27.600 What's it called

01:30:31.480 The Day of the Jackal

01:30:32.680 It's fictional 1.00

01:30:34.560 But that's great

01:30:36.120 A fictional story about

01:30:38.900 Attempting to assassinate Charles de Gaulle

01:30:40.960 There were in fact many real life attempts

01:30:43.400 Many real life attempts

01:30:44.900 To assassinate Charles de Gaulle

01:30:46.140 Some of them very

01:30:48.860 Very very close to succeeding as well

01:30:51.860 read about those some rogue elements of the French intelligence services and

01:30:58.340 military all sorts of stuff I could go on about I don't know about Charles to

01:31:02.660 go I should make some long-form content about him okay so we've got a fair few

01:31:05.580 to get through here okay MQSS says oh would you consider ad trending on and

01:31:12.740 then you've got bluebird a picture for bluebird and then the word sect would

01:31:17.480 you consider ad trending on bluebird sect i don't know what you're talking about sorry

01:31:22.580 little harry do you know what that means uh not oh twitter oh is that just what that

01:31:30.280 was supposed to mean okay would you consider ad trending on twitter sect still don't really

01:31:37.220 understand uh what's turning on twitter for like the day as a segment oh i'm sorry i see

01:31:45.120 like a segment

01:31:46.780 or a section

01:31:47.860 or something

01:31:48.240 where I can have a look

01:31:50.160 at what's trending

01:31:50.760 on Twitter

01:31:51.220 that's not a bad idea

01:31:52.600 actually

01:31:53.020 no I get it 0.98

01:31:54.960 sorry I'm being pretty dumb 0.95

01:31:55.880 I get it now

01:31:57.200 it's not a bad idea

01:31:59.740 it's not a bad idea

01:32:00.700 it's better than

01:32:01.800 checking in with

01:32:02.480 what the

01:32:02.960 what's the sun

01:32:04.120 is saying isn't it

01:32:05.100 not a bad idea

01:32:06.380 I'll consider it

01:32:06.940 I think I did do that

01:32:07.900 in some of the very

01:32:08.440 very early shows

01:32:09.660 I would go to

01:32:11.120 some other newspapers

01:32:11.900 like Le Monde

01:32:12.580 or whatever in France

01:32:13.460 didn't I

01:32:13.700 the New York Times

01:32:14.580 I think once or twice I even just did check

01:32:16.720 What's trending on Twitter

01:32:18.000 It's not a bad idea

01:32:18.860 I'll seriously consider that

01:32:20.640 Thank you MQSSS

01:32:23.020 Alright next one

01:32:23.980 James Lee Perenhall how are you sir

01:32:25.220 You've said 0.70

01:32:27.300 Social media is for telling liars 0.94

01:32:29.960 Funny liars

01:32:31.120 I enjoy my time on Twitter and most social media 0.81

01:32:35.720 It's funny

01:32:36.120 Makes me laugh quite a lot of the time

01:32:38.040 Can't take it too seriously

01:32:40.500 If you've got thin skin

01:32:42.440 You take things too seriously 0.98

01:32:44.020 perhaps it's not the arena for you all right kinky ink nails that's what they've called

01:32:52.240 themselves at kinky ink nails says fun fact it's illegal to name a pig napoleon in france

01:32:58.200 is that true i wonder if that's actually true sounds interesting

01:33:01.240 george orwell named one of his fictional pigs in animal farm napoleon didn't he

01:33:08.400 I think I've got long-form content with Connor Tomlinson about Animal Farm, more than one episode

01:33:14.440 as well. We go through Animal Farm, not quite line by line, but we go through it in fairly extreme

01:33:19.840 detail, all the allegory and metaphor and references to history that are in Animal Farm.

01:33:25.860 Oh, sorry, I don't know why I'm pointing to Epochs. It wasn't an Epochs. It was just another

01:33:29.080 bit of content. Was it like a book club? We used to do some book clubs, didn't we, as well?

01:33:34.960 You get all of that for bronze team membership as well.

01:33:37.060 All of those book clubs.

01:33:39.900 Okay, next one here is from James Lee Pevenhall again,

01:33:42.580 who says, engineer, full stop.

01:33:45.060 Thanks for the recognition, full stop.

01:33:47.580 Mech, eng, BSC.

01:33:49.780 You've got a bachelor's degree in engineering.

01:33:54.860 Yeah, yeah, yeah, the world goes round on engineers.

01:33:57.780 It's one thing to be great at maths or physics or even chemistry.

01:34:00.660 If it's not for the engineers that realise the things,

01:34:04.100 actually design and make the things everything from toothpastes to railways

01:34:12.660 then it's not gonna happen okay yeah engineering

01:34:17.620 right shoney c says how are you says uh uk annual abortions equals roughly 75

01:34:24.980 of world war ii military deaths is that true

01:34:31.220 is that true

01:34:34.100 i can imagine it might be i don't know if it is if you say so i'm not saying you're making it up

01:34:38.640 or lying or anything is that true because i think britain lost world war ii i think we lose something

01:34:44.120 like is it in the ballpark of 400 000 men or maybe 600 000 men i think it was something like that

01:34:48.980 so spread out over six years

01:34:51.760 five six years it wasn't spread out evenly of course but

01:34:57.540 would there be more than roughly i know 100 000 odd abortions a year quite possibly

01:35:02.780 So, yeah, maybe what you're saying there is certainly true.

01:35:07.480 Mad, isn't it? Mad. Mad. 0.78

01:35:12.160 OK, Thomas Tyne says, stop watching Tim Paul.

01:35:16.880 You said basically you're saying you stopped watching Tim Paul due to his initial Austin Metcalf stroke Carmelo Anthony take.

01:35:26.440 He was dead wrong and too proud to admit it.

01:35:29.440 Again, I don't

01:35:31.320 Far from regularly watched him, Paul

01:35:33.440 I don't know what his

01:35:34.520 Austin Metcalf, Carmelo, Anthony take was

01:35:37.260 So

01:35:41.400 I can't comment on that

01:35:44.540 Even if I wanted to

01:35:45.260 But, okay

01:35:46.460 Fair enough

01:35:48.380 That's how you felt

01:35:50.900 LJNV says

01:35:53.180 Since the 60s, every western nation

01:35:55.880 Has suffered their own gates of Toledo

01:35:58.440 you wonder why and others are beginning to

01:36:00.980 I'm not going to just finish that sentence

01:36:04.280 not because I don't

01:36:06.680 agree or sympathise with the take

01:36:08.500 it's just because that's exactly the sort of thing

01:36:10.640 those words are exactly

01:36:12.620 the sort of words

01:36:13.380 exactly the sort of words that

01:36:15.920 get the channel a strike or a warning

01:36:17.840 so you've got to help me out

01:36:20.580 a little bit here guys

01:36:21.480 we already fly super close to the sun

01:36:24.420 here at Lotus Eaters don't we

01:36:25.560 close to the bone

01:36:27.680 but it's my job to not get the channel struck or yeeted

01:36:32.640 T's and C's, YouTube T's and C's

01:36:36.160 so don't fed post, not even though that's really a fed post

01:36:40.800 but those last couple of words you put

01:36:44.060 it's not good for me to read that out

01:36:46.080 I'm not being a coward

01:36:52.260 if we're speaking real life in a pub we could talk all about that 0.67

01:36:55.880 but T's and C's

01:36:57.100 it's my job

01:36:57.760 I'm being paid

01:36:59.060 not to get

01:37:00.260 warnings and strikes

01:37:01.560 and yeeted

01:37:02.320 alright

01:37:05.040 next one is from LJV again

01:37:07.680 he says

01:37:07.960 right wingers are still wanting

01:37:09.360 to have polite discussion

01:37:10.500 young Bob

01:37:11.360 trying to reason with 0.99

01:37:12.240 communist rats 1.00

01:37:13.040 is pointless 0.99

01:37:13.540 we need to put them in place

01:37:15.200 yeah if I was young Bob

01:37:16.760 I wouldn't bother doing it anymore

01:37:17.800 not after the Charlie Kirk thing

01:37:19.280 we tried that

01:37:20.420 for years and years

01:37:21.620 and years and years

01:37:22.260 we tried dialogue

01:37:23.160 they're not interested in dialogue

01:37:24.240 they don't want dialogue

01:37:25.560 They want to eat the rich

01:37:27.080 And they want to silence everyone else

01:37:28.620 That's what they want

01:37:29.260 I don't want a conversation with them

01:37:36.760 We know who they are

01:37:38.400 They've shown their true colours

01:37:39.440 For many, many years

01:37:40.840 For a couple of centuries now

01:37:42.140 Not in a couple of centuries

01:37:44.980 All right

01:37:48.220 Tatum, how are you this morning, sir?

01:37:50.940 Getting towards the end now

01:37:51.620 The last four or five here

01:37:52.680 Tatum2733 says

01:37:55.400 boo all capital letters exclamation mark boo how good a militia man stroke soldier could you be

01:38:02.840 me i'm knocking on now i'm 45. i got a bad back i groan if ever i go to squat position and then

01:38:09.420 stand up again i groan i'm getting old i'm not sure how good of a militia man soldier i'd be

01:38:15.300 i'd like to think perhaps i'd be like more the officer class by this point i could sit in a

01:38:19.960 tent a warm tent and give orders look at a map i'll be that i'll be like divisional level

01:38:25.620 i don't actually be out in the field humping the boonie

01:38:29.000 i'm too old as in the officer class okay then we took can i be involved in strategy

01:38:39.660 sort of divisional army corps level strategy i'll do that and then retire to a hotel what

01:38:47.840 Way behind the lines and have a hot bath

01:38:49.880 And a big meal

01:38:50.820 Can I be that part of the militia

01:38:53.880 Sorry

01:38:58.300 Okay

01:39:02.040 Global church history says

01:39:03.660 Global foot job history

01:39:05.800 Not to be confused with global church history

01:39:07.420 Two very complete different people

01:39:08.520 Global foot job history says

01:39:10.780 Bo you need a drape cut suit 0.72

01:39:14.680 Please bro

01:39:16.180 What's a drape cut suit

01:39:17.740 harry google that for me what's a drape cut suit is that an american thing and we in britain call

01:39:22.620 it something else i don't that doesn't i don't know what that means i know a little bit about

01:39:25.900 taylor drape cut suit i'm thinking of like a zoot suit but i guess that's not that just yeah do

01:39:31.500 images drape cut the suit oh okay bring up the picture so people everyone else can see what

01:39:39.820 we're looking at here okay doesn't look too bad doesn't look too shabby i'd wear one of those i

01:39:44.380 I do want a double-breasted blazer.

01:39:48.740 I don't own one at the moment.

01:39:49.720 I've had them in the past.

01:39:51.640 I don't own one at the moment.

01:39:53.980 The problem with...

01:39:55.000 That's okay, that's Harry.

01:39:56.000 The problem with double-breasted is that

01:39:57.260 Jacob Rees-Mogg has sort of cornered that look.

01:40:00.620 I don't want to be accused of copying Jacob Rees-Mogg,

01:40:02.840 but I like them.

01:40:03.640 I do like the look.

01:40:04.660 I think they're cool.

01:40:06.160 They can be very smart.

01:40:09.920 Okay, yeah, I like that.

01:40:10.820 I like that.

01:40:11.700 Okay.

01:40:12.020 you're not wrong global foot job history i like it i like the cut of your jib right thundercook

01:40:18.200 uh 2028 says 450 000 russian kia in the ukraine war and then an emoji face with like wide eyes

01:40:26.140 450 000 russians killed in action how many ukrainians it's many many more ukrainians isn't

01:40:33.880 it is it over a million or two million god knows it's it's way more for on the ukrainian side yeah

01:40:39.760 for what for what a few towns in the donbass

01:40:42.960 and it's a fait accompli now isn't it at that point at this point the ukrainian armed services

01:40:53.440 and probably almost certainly not going to take back that stretch of land are they well how many

01:40:57.500 more need to die how many more you got a ukrainian flag in your bio and you want to stay there for as

01:41:03.840 long as it takes well how many more a lost generation of ukrainians and russians is that 0.99

01:41:08.700 is that what you want

01:41:09.540 is that what's happening

01:41:10.700 well done

01:41:13.660 it's not you though is it

01:41:15.580 sitting at home in the west

01:41:17.400 the Ukraine bio

01:41:18.640 Slava Ukraine 0.91

01:41:20.060 it's not you

01:41:20.640 it's not the people you love

01:41:21.700 they have to be blown to pieces

01:41:23.440 in a trench by a drone is it 0.97

01:41:24.940 sit there under bombardment

01:41:28.120 until one lands right on your head 0.95

01:41:29.700 blown to smithereens 0.98

01:41:30.820 okay

01:41:33.180 Thomas Tyne

01:41:34.260 the penultimate one here

01:41:35.060 Thomas Tyne says

01:41:35.920 He called it self-defence

01:41:39.360 I don't know who you're referring to

01:41:40.300 He called it self-defence

01:41:42.600 Stabbing a kid

01:41:43.840 Oh, you're talking about Tim Paul

01:41:46.960 Okay, you're going to now tell me

01:41:48.400 What Tim Paul's take on the Austin Metcalf-Carmelo-Anthony take was

01:41:51.760 Okay, why is this Harry?

01:41:53.060 Why is it...

01:41:54.100 Okay, now you're telling me

01:41:56.440 You've put

01:41:56.940 He, Tim Paul

01:41:58.540 Called it self-defence

01:42:00.180 Did he?

01:42:02.320 Certainly wasn't self-defence

01:42:03.560 stabbing a kid in the heart for touching you

01:42:06.220 because you're somewhere you don't belong 0.99

01:42:08.720 and were asked to leave

01:42:09.840 if Tim Paul did that

01:42:11.460 I haven't seen that

01:42:12.160 I haven't heard that with my own eyes and ears

01:42:13.220 but if he did do that

01:42:14.180 well he's wrong

01:42:14.640 it certainly wasn't self defence

01:42:16.520 that was a murder

01:42:18.680 that was a murder

01:42:19.860 obviously so

01:42:20.980 obviously so

01:42:22.520 okay

01:42:26.080 Tatum2733 says

01:42:29.440 nope

01:42:30.180 off to the trenches with you buddy

01:42:32.620 Sack up

01:42:33.340 Yeah

01:42:33.620 That's what that guy

01:42:35.700 That old cop

01:42:36.480 On GB News

01:42:37.180 Was didn't he 1.00

01:42:37.700 You're a coward 1.00

01:42:38.820 If you don't 1.00

01:42:39.460 Volunteer to go 1.00

01:42:40.540 And fight and die 0.97

01:42:41.380 In a Ukrainian trench 1.00

01:42:42.600 Then you're some sort of coward 1.00

01:42:44.780 Nonsense sir 1.00

01:42:47.000 Nonsense 1.00

01:42:48.320 Revolting idiocy 1.00

01:42:52.640 Backward 1.00

01:42:53.460 Backward

01:42:54.500 What a revolting take 0.53

01:42:56.320 Sickening 0.99

01:42:58.380 Will you go and fight then 0.98

01:43:00.960 If you're so bothered about it

01:43:02.620 you care about the donbass so much bro you go for it oh no you're not gonna do that 1.00

01:43:07.440 are you gonna plead you're too old sure all right belgians are evil trust me that's what 0.91

01:43:14.640 this person's called themselves at belgians are evil trust me right left a few rumble left a few 0.85

01:43:22.180 late rumble rants i avoid dollar to youtube oh okay should we head over to it's already quarter

01:43:29.580 to ten all right just this once i'll head over i'll head over there okay there are three rumble

01:43:36.340 rents from belgians are evil trust me i'll quickly read them all in one go you've put woke up today 0.82

01:43:41.540 so happy and thrilled that england is is so culturally enriched we get pakistani first 0.98

01:43:46.480 cousin marriages on mass but step siblings uh but step sibling porn is criminalized 0.91

01:43:53.600 not condoning such porn

01:43:57.040 where the step-sibling stuff is 0.91

01:43:59.200 or simulated strangulation

01:44:01.360 but it's between consenting actors

01:44:04.340 what are you going on about mate

01:44:07.160 but all the coercion 1.00

01:44:08.960 all the coercion in Pakistani cousin marriages

01:44:11.520 in Bradford et al

01:44:13.100 is excused

01:44:14.220 I mean I get the point

01:44:14.860 I understand the point

01:44:15.420 yes what crazy world we're living in

01:44:17.580 okay

01:44:17.820 and the last one you put is

01:44:19.680 two years in jail for some incel

01:44:21.840 who has strangulation porn on his phone which women love more than men you've you've put that's 0.80

01:44:27.880 your words not mine um but coerce your daughters to marry her Pakistani cousin and no jail

01:44:33.520 beyond disgraceful end times in neither of those things are good but i totally accept your point

01:44:40.320 i totally accept your point yeah one's just got something that's a bit blue a bit gross and blue

01:44:47.540 on their phone versus an actual current cousin marriage yeah i know yeah it's mad it's mad a real

01:44:55.040 life cousin marriage perhaps a range may well be arranged the girl coerced into it crying and

01:45:04.120 crying and trying to get away while she's marrying a much much older cousin or whatever whatever

01:45:09.540 Oh, gross. 0.85

01:45:10.340 Oh, all right.

01:45:12.860 The last two, back to YouTube, last two here.

01:45:15.820 James Lee Footjob Hole.

01:45:26.920 I suspect Global Footjob History has changed their name,

01:45:30.080 because you can just do that, I believe.

01:45:32.180 They've changed their name to James Lee Footjob Hole.

01:45:35.600 Brilliant. 1.00

01:45:36.340 It says,

01:45:36.580 I'm not sure if I should read that

01:45:41.600 Okay, you've just put

01:45:43.460 I am high AF

01:45:45.240 High on drugs

01:45:48.480 Put I am higher

01:45:50.360 But I gotta hit chest

01:45:52.200 Should I go?

01:45:53.480 What, it's chest day, exercise

01:45:54.760 What, bench press

01:45:56.220 Or the peck deck

01:45:58.240 Yeah, go, yeah, do it, yeah

01:46:00.160 Yeah, do it, yeah, yeah

01:46:02.160 Depends what you're high on though, doesn't it?

01:46:05.540 I mean

01:46:05.740 I want your heart to pop

01:46:08.480 Yeah, it's doing Chester, yeah

01:46:13.420 Okay

01:46:15.900 And the last one here

01:46:17.440 From Mr. Gently Benevolent

01:46:19.180 In first and last

01:46:20.160 Captain of the ship

01:46:22.520 Says

01:46:23.480 What have you put

01:46:25.660 Sorry, I've got a lot of glare at this angle

01:46:27.060 Says

01:46:27.260 You've put

01:46:28.960 Timberley is a 40 odd year old man

01:46:32.640 With a greasy beanie

01:46:33.700 You're talking about

01:46:34.560 Tim, Tim Paul, you've called him Timberley.

01:46:37.640 Timberley is a 40-odd-year-old man with a greasy beanie glued to his head

01:46:41.920 because he can't accept he's bald.

01:46:44.320 Never been worth watching, boring as F.

01:46:49.280 Wow, the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers and sisters

01:46:52.400 have really hit Tim Paul with both barrels today.

01:46:57.020 Sort of out of nowhere.

01:46:58.980 Bad day for Tim Paul on the comment section on the Beckford show.

01:47:02.820 what can I say

01:47:04.740 one thing I would say to Tim

01:47:07.080 not that he's ever going to watch this but

01:47:08.440 just accept being bald

01:47:10.680 drop the beanie, have a skinhead

01:47:13.720 go bonehead

01:47:14.560 just deal with it, it's not that bad 0.99

01:47:17.300 it's not that bad

01:47:19.240 did you see one time Tim Paul

01:47:21.220 well we're talking about Tim Paul

01:47:22.260 did you see one time he went to the White House

01:47:25.540 for some reason

01:47:27.220 some sort of function

01:47:29.080 in like the gardens of the White House

01:47:31.880 and he was still

01:47:32.420 wearing a beanie

01:47:33.140 I was like

01:47:33.880 maybe don't wear

01:47:39.860 the beanie

01:47:40.600 when you're at

01:47:41.040 the White House

01:47:41.700 but that's just me

01:47:42.940 alright

01:47:43.360 alright

01:47:45.440 I know he's friends

01:47:46.320 with the show

01:47:46.720 friends with the show

01:47:48.180 and friends with

01:47:48.980 Kyle and

01:47:49.480 Connor

01:47:50.240 Connor's on there

01:47:50.920 a fair bit

01:47:51.260 isn't he

01:47:51.760 so

01:47:52.100 I'm not gonna

01:47:54.680 alright

01:47:55.820 that's it

01:47:56.400 that's the show

01:47:56.820 let's just move on

01:47:57.380 let's just move on

01:47:57.960 from it

01:47:58.220 okay

01:47:59.780 it is now

01:48:00.880 48 minutes

01:48:01.720 past nine in the am greenwich meantime on monday monday monday the 9th of november in the year of

01:48:08.260 our lord 2026 thank you for joining me that you guys isn't a thing really really appreciate it

01:48:13.560 you've got impeccable taste if nothing else tuning into the bow show live breakfast with bow

01:48:18.760 hashtag the real bbc bow's breakfast club don't you forget about me all right try make the best

01:48:26.980 of the day ahead if you can if the time today is your own to do with as you see fit you're not

01:48:31.860 working or you haven't got a family responsibility or something you can do whatever you want today

01:48:35.580 try not to waste it i don't want to be too preachy you do you but just remember your time is the most

01:48:40.200 valuable thing you will ever have it's orders of magnitude more valuable than any gold or silver

01:48:44.800 or cars or houses you will ever own you can't take any of that with you can you in the final

01:48:48.960 reckoning it's of no real value what is of value your time your time is the most valuable resource

01:48:54.840 you will ever have and it's finite it's not a nice reality to come to terms with but you've

01:48:59.120 got a finite number of days on this earth it's probably later than you think try and do something

01:49:03.880 valuable with it if you can okay won't get too preachy about it until tomorrow morning then guys

01:49:08.080 and gals take care

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 09, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 9th November 2026

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