The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 22nd October 2026

00:00:00.360 Morning.

00:00:05.240 You alright?

00:00:08.240 Hope you are. Sincerely hope you are.

00:00:10.020 Genuinely. Whoever you are.

00:00:13.200 As long as you've got your health, everything's alright, isn't it, really?

00:00:16.560 Me? Yeah, I'm alright. Yeah, yeah, fine.

00:00:18.180 Yeah, cheers. Thanks for asking.

00:00:19.560 Did you have a nice evening?

00:00:21.840 Yeah. Me? That's lovely, yeah.

00:00:24.480 Yeah, yeah.

00:00:26.000 Cheers.

00:00:26.400 It is now 8 in the a.m. on Thursday the 22nd of October in the Avalor to 2026.

00:00:34.060 How the year is ticking onwards.

00:00:36.480 We'll nearly be in the Christmas, will it?

00:00:39.380 Sorry Tesco, is there already selling Christmas puds and mince pies?

00:00:43.940 It'll be the new year before we know it.

00:00:45.520 The one-year birthday of the Beau Show.

00:00:48.240 Colloquially known as...

00:00:49.220 Oh no, formerly known as Breakfast with Beau.

00:00:52.320 Colloquially known as the Beau Show.

00:00:54.660 Beau's Breakfast Club.

00:00:55.540 don't you forget about me hashtag the real bbc the load seaters breakfast club hashtag the real

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00:01:30.080 as always nearly always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning good sir

00:01:33.880 where's that voice come from it's just out of the ether no one's actually ever seen little harry in

00:01:40.880 real life ever no uh no he's a good lad omniscient omnipresent all powerful all knowing what would

00:01:52.240 little harry do we are in his hands all right that's enough faffing about though isn't it

00:01:58.140 it's quite enough fannying about for one morning let's get straight into it what is in the legacy

00:02:04.140 corporate lamestream media today what is the news cycle today it's best to know even if it's sloppy

00:02:09.380 and frustrating it is best to know ignorance is rarely bliss really it's best to know you can

00:02:17.360 pretends you're too cool for it but this stuff this stuff is still lapped up by millions and

00:02:26.400 millions of normies the vast majority of people still get most of their information from the

00:02:30.600 legacy corporate lamestream media so it's best to know what they're doing what they're saying

00:02:35.040 how they're trying to manipulate public opinion the general voter the general normie voter

00:02:40.160 it's best to know all right should we get into it i think they're going to talk about

00:02:47.000 the connection between Jeffrey Epstein

00:02:50.000 and Ehud Barak

00:02:51.260 connection between

00:02:56.020 Jeffrey Epstein and

00:02:57.400 the 5th Baron Rothschild

00:02:59.800 no

00:03:02.020 they're lying by omission

00:03:04.200 about that every single day

00:03:05.740 without fear aren't they

00:03:06.900 yeah instead

00:03:09.880 the sloppy joes they've

00:03:12.080 given us today is

00:03:13.320 drill baby drill

00:03:14.520 because the British government is going to start drilling on a limited basis in the Long Sea

00:03:20.540 and a budget for quote bloody-minded entrepreneurs

00:03:25.780 says our Chancellor of the Exchequer

00:03:27.980 Will it be? Really?

00:03:31.720 Will it actually help entrepreneurs?

00:03:34.820 Will they move the deck chairs 16th of a mil?

00:03:39.060 So they can make the argument that they're helping bloody-minded entrepreneurs

00:03:42.640 we'll see the budget isn't out until I think the 28th so next week there's always all kinds of

00:03:49.120 crazy speculation even from even from the treasury themselves ministers themselves

00:03:53.500 you just have to wait until the final thing comes out see what they've really done or not done

00:03:58.480 all right oh straight off the bat metro for the second day in a row metro oh oh oh it leaves a 0.93

00:04:05.320 bad taste in the mouth it's like coating the back of my throat some sort of disgusting what is that

00:04:10.880 Like an old PE changing room

00:04:15.560 Gross

00:04:17.940 Alright

00:04:18.860 There's Sausage Fingers there

00:04:21.140 Commemorating that terrible day

00:04:23.880 In Aberfan in Wales

00:04:25.540 60 years ago

00:04:27.840 Where a school was crushed

00:04:30.840 And some other houses were crushed

00:04:32.140 144, 140 plus people died

00:04:35.380 Over 110 of them were little kids

00:04:37.940 Terrible

00:04:40.260 because of course the print media goes to print late last night doesn't it usually around what

00:04:44.740 eight nine ten o'clock at night something like that it's basically the previous day's news very

00:04:50.240 often so that's what happened yesterday he was there that's it that's all there is to that all

00:04:54.960 right the the the oil the oil thing p.m. puts foot on the gas drill andy drill

00:05:03.240 Burnham defends North Sea Energy Drive

00:05:09.680 He shouldn't have to defend it at all

00:05:10.960 Defend it against who? From whom?

00:05:15.040 Crazy eco-zealots, that's who 0.97

00:05:17.000 If I was in his position, I just wouldn't give 0.99

00:05:23.560 I wouldn't give any oxygen to them

00:05:25.760 I'm not defending it

00:05:26.860 Why would I need to defend something which is

00:05:29.180 Self-evidently in our national interest?

00:05:31.660 You've got to then go out and defend the decision. No, no.

00:05:37.660 I'd completely step over and ignore eco-zealots if I were him.

00:05:42.660 Okay, there's the Jackdaw site in the North Sea.

00:05:47.660 They're going to start drilling there as soon as possible, it seems.

00:05:50.660 Essentially as soon as possible.

00:05:53.660 Within a month or so. It's remarkable it could be done that quickly, actually.

00:05:58.660 And then there's the other one, the other much bigger site, actually, Rosebank.

00:06:04.320 Much bigger, like seven times bigger or ten times bigger or something.

00:06:08.540 Apparently, the news coming out is that they're not so inclined to drill there.

00:06:15.540 We'll get into it, it's all over the front pages today, these stories.

00:06:20.040 All right, the Guardian.

00:06:21.040 Oh, the double whammy of the Guardian and the Metro in quick succession.

00:06:23.900 Oh, God.

00:06:24.900 Combinations of smells. 0.99

00:06:28.660 Oh, like manky old laundry and fetid rotting veg.

00:06:35.140 Both those things together.

00:06:37.380 Oh, that's enough to turn my stomach. 0.50

00:06:44.220 Yeah, disgusting. 0.94

00:06:45.720 Terrible. 0.98

00:06:46.400 Terrible that the Guardian's a thing. 0.97

00:06:47.680 The most left-wing subversive filth. 1.00

00:06:52.020 Filth. 0.95

00:06:52.540 Farnbulla minded to reject Rosebank oil field, sources say.

00:06:59.180 Farnbulla, who's Farnbulla?

00:07:01.280 Who's Farnbulla? 1.00

00:07:01.980 Is this Liberian, this African woman? 1.00

00:07:04.820 This African woman here, her name's Miata Farnbulla.

00:07:13.080 She's Liberian, she's a Liberian person.

00:07:16.180 Born in Liberia to Liberian parents and grandparents.

00:07:21.200 An African person.

00:07:22.540 She is now the Energy Secretary of Great Britain. 0.99

00:07:29.540 She's not minded to drill in Rosebank, though,

00:07:34.540 because the emissions, the CO2 emissions from there

00:07:37.540 would be a lot higher than Jackdaw.

00:07:39.540 The government's prepared to do Jackdaw,

00:07:41.540 but possibly, probably not Rosebank because of emissions. 1.00

00:07:45.540 You shouldn't let foreign people be in your government, 1.00

00:07:51.540 run your country 1.00

00:07:52.600 in any way

00:07:53.160 I don't care

00:07:57.820 that she's lived here

00:07:58.660 for most of her life

00:08:00.320 I don't trust her

00:08:03.320 you know her politics 1.00

00:08:04.800 those sorts of things

00:08:05.540 she's said in the past

00:08:06.480 she's like a Fabian

00:08:08.080 lefty champagne 1.00

00:08:09.360 socialist type 1.00

00:08:10.500 crazy person 1.00

00:08:12.320 a crazy person 0.98

00:08:14.220 ultimately 1.00

00:08:16.420 and a foreigner

00:08:19.060 in the final reckoning 0.50

00:08:21.540 It really is, sort of, Sun Tzu, Von Clausewitz, Machiavelli 101. 1.00

00:08:31.540 Don't let foreign people control your country, your government, your policy. 0.99

00:08:37.540 Why would you? Unless you were mad. Literally mad. 1.00

00:08:45.540 Some nonsense PhD from the London School of Economics and a massive Andy Burnham sycophant. 1.00

00:08:56.540 Oh, and she's gonna run our energy policy, is she? 0.99

00:09:00.540 Right.

00:09:01.540 Thanks for that, Labour.

00:09:03.540 Well done.

00:09:04.540 Energy Minister's verdict on North Seasite could still be overturned by PM.

00:09:11.540 Ooh, let's hope no Stern and Burnham overturns her.

00:09:15.540 on a hope and a prayer

00:09:18.980 why why

00:09:23.400 when you get involved in liberian politics

00:09:27.520 ugh gross

00:09:29.960 alright deportation revoked for man in uk since 1976

00:09:35.540 the story of a man who came from barbados

00:09:39.340 in 1976

00:09:42.280 was going to deport him

00:09:44.340 and then the Home Officer just said

00:09:46.600 no we're not going to

00:09:47.480 because they don't deport anyone really do they?

00:09:49.920 well not anyone

00:09:50.340 they do deport a few people

00:09:52.160 in the most egregious cases

00:09:55.440 and often then still not

00:09:56.620 anyway

00:09:57.460 just one more example

00:09:58.700 where the Home Office just crumble

00:09:59.820 and just go

00:10:00.280 alright then

00:10:01.240 alright we won't

00:10:03.440 you don't have borders

00:10:06.880 in essence effectively

00:10:09.000 you don't really have a country

00:10:10.880 double blow for healy over inflation and deficit yeah inflation is up a bit more than they thought

00:10:23.420 i mean it's up to what 3.5 percent they thought it would only be it was 3.1 it's jumped from 3.1

00:10:30.520 to 3.5 on top of years and years and years of inflation never by the angle that inflation is

00:10:37.760 relatively low therefore it's all right inflation is down to only 2.2 percent so it's still going

00:10:44.080 up though still going up after years and years of going up so everything's still getting more

00:10:49.920 expensive so for it to climb higher again terrible plus the deficit the deficit just growing all the

00:10:57.680 time the british economy not just the british economy most economies around the world or the

00:11:05.040 the big ones. Terrible, terribly shaky, teetering, tottering house of cards. It is, including

00:11:15.300 the US, including China, Germany, France, Spain. Yeah. Crazily in debt and not addressing

00:11:25.840 it properly. Crazily crazy. If your personal finances were in the state of Great Britain's

00:11:33.260 national finances. You would have been declared bankrupt long and long, long ago. You would

00:11:39.580 have had the bailiffs round ages ago. It was the 18th or 19th century. They would have

00:11:46.500 whacked you in debtor's jail a long time ago. You can barely afford to repay the interest

00:11:54.640 on what you've already borrowed and you're just borrowing more and more and more, with

00:11:57.980 less coming in as your income crazy state of affairs and the overall final amount that you owe

00:12:05.340 is a vast sum it's in the low trillions for britain isn't it the united states isn't it 1.00

00:12:11.680 like 40 trillion or something i remember the numbers they're stupid numbers they're numbers 0.99

00:12:16.300 that barely seem to have much much connection to reality when you look at a nation's gd our nation's 0.95

00:12:24.680 GDP, or just the amount that comes in, ultimately, and the amount we owe, the amount that goes

00:12:30.560 out and the amount we owe.

00:12:34.180 Terrifying, terrifying.

00:12:35.800 I mean, a bit beyond terrifying, because it's so far beyond that, it's like, well, you

00:12:40.040 just throw your hands up and almost laugh at the insanity of it.

00:12:46.420 Oh, but John Healy's budget next week will sort it out.

00:12:50.580 and they will

00:12:51.900 he'll have the nerve

00:12:52.860 he'll have the nerve

00:12:53.820 to stand up in Parliament

00:12:55.060 and say

00:12:55.280 I'm going to do X, Y, Z

00:12:56.360 I'm going to shuffle

00:12:57.600 the deck chairs around

00:12:58.880 on the Titanic

00:12:59.700 a tiny, tiny bit

00:13:01.140 quarter of a mil

00:13:02.360 and look how great this is

00:13:04.460 aren't we a great government

00:13:05.340 and the whole Labour Party

00:13:06.580 will clap him

00:13:07.200 as he sits down

00:13:08.300 they'll stand

00:13:09.120 a standing ovation

00:13:09.920 of clapping

00:13:10.340 and cheering

00:13:11.320 and waving their hands

00:13:12.620 while he sits down smugly

00:13:14.300 and gets a slap on the back

00:13:15.500 from No Stern and Burnham

00:13:16.560 crazy theatre

00:13:19.000 crazy 0.99

00:13:19.700 and nonsense 0.84

00:13:22.640 that's what will happen though

00:13:26.640 mark my words

00:13:28.180 that's exactly what always happens

00:13:29.680 and then the Tories will stand up 1.00

00:13:33.020 the Nigerian anchor baby 0.99

00:13:36.480 will stand up and say 1.00

00:13:37.400 oh no I think

00:13:38.180 try and pick it apart piece by piece

00:13:40.360 well that little bit there

00:13:41.320 you've said isn't realistic

00:13:42.460 and da da da da

00:13:43.180 meanwhile not addressing

00:13:44.280 any of the real things

00:13:45.320 the real problems

00:13:48.420 about the nature of tax and spend

00:13:52.140 because they would do things much the same, the Tories

00:13:55.540 wouldn't radically change

00:13:57.980 the entire

00:14:00.200 the entire dynamic of tax and spend

00:14:04.400 they've got no intention of doing that, they wouldn't do that

00:14:06.900 she, Oli Kemba Badenok, the Nigerian anchor baby 0.99

00:14:13.960 hasn't got the trousers for that sort of thing

00:14:15.460 she's not an economist, is she? 1.00

00:14:18.420 She's just a Nigerian chancer who's ridden a wave of DEI to find herself bizarrely the 0.94

00:14:27.300 leader of the opposition. 1.00

00:14:28.440 That's all she is, putting on a fake voice.

00:14:32.480 That's not her real voice, is it?

00:14:34.260 That's not her real accent. 0.92

00:14:35.500 Her real accent is a Nigerian one. 1.00

00:14:40.640 She's a phony from top to bottom. 1.00

00:14:43.340 Right. 1.00

00:14:43.560 The Mail, the Daily Mail, the Daily Fail, pathetic. The Mail is not impressed. Not impressed 0.97

00:14:55.160 with Farm Buller. Look at the state of that. You let a predator in here. You let a predator

00:15:06.660 in. Pathetic, says the Mail. Don't hold back, that's what you really think. Pathetic. A rare 1.00

00:15:18.860 outbreak of common sense saw Labour approve a North Sea gas site, that's the jackdaw one,

00:15:24.360 but within hours it was back to Miliband's net zero madness as his equally deluded protege,

00:15:31.420 Miata Farm Buller

00:15:33.620 signalled she was planning to reject 0.80

00:15:35.760 a crucial far larger oil field 1.00

00:15:37.680 that's the Rosebank one

00:15:38.800 yeah

00:15:40.040 because both these people

00:15:43.520 both these freaks

00:15:45.600 have got no place in government 0.61

00:15:47.800 no place at all

00:15:49.600 that's why

00:15:53.360 neither of these people

00:15:54.680 are experts on energy or the economy

00:15:57.920 they're hand-picked

00:16:01.980 labour

00:16:03.780 apparatchiks

00:16:04.760 they're not experts in anything

00:16:09.420 say she's actually got a PhD

00:16:12.800 but it doesn't mean anything

00:16:14.420 get a PhD in international development

00:16:16.580 or whatever it was

00:16:17.260 doesn't mean you understand anything really

00:16:19.860 you have to write a few essays

00:16:21.860 making sure you make the argument

00:16:24.540 that the professor who's going to market

00:16:25.900 wants you to write

00:16:26.820 It's crazy

00:16:30.060 It's crazy

00:16:31.220 These freaks

00:16:34.440 It's what Labour serves up to us

00:16:36.420 A Marxist 1.00

00:16:41.200 Jewish man

00:16:42.780 And a Liberian

00:16:45.780 A Liberian African woman 1.00

00:16:48.380 That don't really know anything 1.00

00:16:51.960 Of real import

00:16:53.340 That aren't leaders

00:16:56.900 That's what we get

00:17:01.180 Why is that?

00:17:04.480 Well, because the system

00:17:06.480 At least in the main parties

00:17:07.740 If you get anyone of true conviction

00:17:10.400 They don't get selected

00:17:12.820 They just don't get selected

00:17:15.080 In the main parties

00:17:17.720 Labour, Conservative, Liberal

00:17:19.880 Even Reform

00:17:22.580 Get someone that thinks or talks outside the box

00:17:28.400 The containment box

00:17:30.020 The globalist containment box

00:17:33.060 Then you won't even get selected

00:17:37.280 Let alone near parliament

00:17:39.620 Let alone near government

00:17:41.340 Let alone near cabinet

00:17:42.940 You have to toe the lion

00:17:46.740 You have to be an empty shirt

00:17:49.720 You have to do as you're told

00:17:52.340 The times, the venerable times

00:18:00.760 Almost as globalist and subversive as all the others

00:18:07.320 Jackdaw approval isn't a green light for more offshore drilling

00:18:12.000 It seems like they'll throw a little bit of red meat to those that say

00:18:17.640 Isn't it absolutely crazy that we don't drill in the North Sea

00:18:23.020 When our energy costs have gone berserk

00:18:26.680 And the climate actress, the green lobby

00:18:31.940 Say any drilling ever is

00:18:35.140 You're going to ruin the planet

00:18:36.460 There won't be a planet left

00:18:38.060 If you do that 0.99

00:18:40.320 Those crazy people

00:18:43.200 Those people that have got no perspective 0.96

00:18:46.480 on ecology

00:18:51.100 and climate

00:18:52.960 the history of the earth

00:18:57.060 you can't drill in Rosebank

00:19:01.060 because that will destroy the climate

00:19:05.000 I mean it's just

00:19:06.660 the ice caps will melt

00:19:09.080 nonsense

00:19:13.980 Okay, the Pope had cancer or was getting close to perhaps having cancer,

00:19:19.340 but he's all right now.

00:19:21.540 There you go, the chief pontiff, Christ's vicar on earth.

00:19:26.540 He did go in and he had some sort of lump or cyst or something removed from his lung.

00:19:32.800 Yeah, a cancerous lump from his lung.

00:19:35.680 But I guess they got it early.

00:19:36.640 I think they got it early.

00:19:37.860 And now he's back.

00:19:39.060 He's all right, they're saying.

00:19:40.580 He's clear.

00:19:41.020 He's clean.

00:19:43.040 Okay.

00:19:43.520 good

00:19:44.980 Chancellor

00:19:46.180 I'll cut costs of business

00:19:47.760 to boost UK

00:19:48.620 budget will help

00:19:50.260 quote bloody minded entrepreneurs

00:19:52.320 we'll see

00:19:53.880 we'll see what he actually does

00:19:55.180 he's a bit short on detail

00:19:56.920 of exactly

00:19:57.840 what he's going to introduce

00:20:00.080 or scrap

00:20:00.800 in order to make that a reality

00:20:02.100 but he's saying

00:20:02.820 he wants to help business

00:20:03.960 okay good

00:20:06.440 we'll just see

00:20:07.380 we'll just see

00:20:08.020 it's like one of those things

00:20:09.040 like someone's on trial

00:20:10.900 and you don't know

00:20:11.740 really what happened

00:20:12.860 it's a he said she said situation you just have to wait for a court to decide until then just wait

00:20:17.600 or any sort of inquiry and just wait for the findings of it before you pass any real judgment

00:20:24.580 because any take you might have beforehand it just will be utterly completely wrong

00:20:31.340 180 different to what is is true what is the reality so as i said yesterday or all this week

00:20:38.720 I'll just hold off on really any real judgement

00:20:43.080 pouring at any school nor praise

00:20:44.700 on the budget until it comes out

00:20:46.720 that's what it's always like

00:20:48.760 there's loads and loads and loads of speculation

00:20:51.740 okay

00:20:55.720 AI discovers security threat to world's websites

00:21:00.840 apparently AI has discovered

00:21:04.440 that most websites in the world

00:21:06.720 this is what this article is saying

00:21:08.800 take it or leave it it's just what the times the venerable times is reporting that the ai

00:21:14.320 has somehow discovered that most websites are like fundamentally fundamentally insecure

00:21:22.560 and can be hacked with relative ease if you know what you're doing or using an ai agent

00:21:29.680 the irony of that um okay it's in one of the uh one of the main websites oh yeah there we go it's

00:21:37.200 news websites around the world taken offline after ai finds critical security issue

00:21:47.040 uk working to identify exposure after global cyber security warning

00:21:53.520 yeah well don't worry about ai bow it's just a large language model

00:21:58.080 nothing isn't that's one tiny bit of what ai can do is capable of it's just a oh bow it's just a

00:22:05.760 glorified search engine that gives the impression that it talks the way a human talks but it's just

00:22:10.800 basically a search engine although it's just it's just it's just ai generating images don't worry

00:22:17.520 about it what you're worried about you don't understand it no no it's one tiny element of what

00:22:25.600 artificial intelligence not truly intelligent at this point is it uh is capable of

00:22:31.440 they've got these ai agents what they call it that's ominous isn't it calling it that an agent

00:22:35.760 that can go in and do all sorts of nefarious things,

00:22:40.340 nefarious and dangerous things.

00:22:42.100 So what if there was like a rogue AI agent

00:22:44.820 and these big AI companies build an agent,

00:22:49.540 it gets out of its sandbox environment somehow.

00:22:54.100 This has already happened before.

00:22:55.440 This isn't just pure paranoia.

00:22:57.400 This has already happened.

00:22:58.260 It gets out of its supposedly secure sandbox environment,

00:23:01.460 gets onto the internet, yeah,

00:23:03.960 And then infiltrates, what, like central banks, military networks, the financial stocks, stock exchanges, digital burses around the world, all sorts of stuff, cause unbelievable chaos.

00:23:25.420 We now know that most websites, or according to this, most websites, AI will do that in a fraction of a second.

00:23:31.460 To AI, it'll be like, who built the security on this website?

00:23:36.940 There's a giant gaping hole here for me to just walk through.

00:23:40.600 Thanks. Thanks for nothing. Cheers. Here I go.

00:23:45.800 All right.

00:23:47.880 Don't say I didn't warn you when there's some sort of catastrophe

00:23:51.920 because a rogue AI agent caused absolute chaos.

00:23:56.600 I won't be too smug about it when it happens either

00:24:01.600 It's not good

00:24:02.120 It's not good, is it?

00:24:05.000 I don't want that to happen

00:24:05.940 Alright, the Daily Toregraph 0.92

00:24:08.780 German-owned Zionist slot 0.93

00:24:10.560 Will stand and shill on behalf of 0.86

00:24:14.860 Israelis having

00:24:16.740 An ancestral homeland with demographic security 1.00

00:24:19.580 But not for Britain 0.96

00:24:20.580 Okay, sure

00:24:22.320 Putin's trawlers spy on Britain 0.66

00:24:25.520 This is a story

00:24:30.640 Telegraph analysis tracks 500 Russian fishing vessels

00:24:35.320 Above vital undersea cables

00:24:37.540 Some of them linking the United States with the UK

00:24:41.480 Did you know that?

00:24:42.500 Some people don't know that

00:24:43.540 Despite we live in a world of satellites

00:24:48.200 There's still cables that go under the Atlantic Ocean

00:24:53.180 From Britain, well from Ireland and Britain

00:24:55.240 All the way to the United States

00:24:57.080 Fibre-optic cables

00:24:58.420 That sit on the sea floor

00:25:00.700 And they're vital in various ways

00:25:06.180 This is saying that 1.00

00:25:08.060 Russian trawlers

00:25:11.260 Quote-unquote trawlers

00:25:12.400 So not their formal military vessels

00:25:16.400 They're posing as like fishing vessels

00:25:20.780 But in fact

00:25:22.220 They're Mr Putin's

00:25:24.400 like shadow fleet, ghost fleet

00:25:27.220 The Telegraph is saying that

00:25:32.160 many of these are being watched by our intelligence services

00:25:35.120 our military

00:25:35.660 and they're not trawling in any fish

00:25:37.560 not a single fish has ever hit the deck

00:25:39.180 of a few hundred of these

00:25:41.140 quote unquote trawlers

00:25:42.540 and in fact they're to do with

00:25:47.340 spy games, espionage

00:25:50.220 like a shadow war

00:25:51.900 a cold war

00:25:53.680 here i say okay okay if you believe it if you want to believe that

00:26:00.220 okay inflation to push up benefits bill by 5.5 billion pounds not to 5.5 billion pounds

00:26:09.700 5.5 billion pounds on top of the already completely absurd and unsustainable welfare bill

00:26:16.120 and that's just for next year and going forward it will be more than that year on year 1.00

00:26:23.680 How about we deport the millions of foreign nationals that are here? 1.00

00:26:28.680 Cut the welfare bill, wouldn't it? 1.00

00:26:31.680 No, can't do that.

00:26:33.680 Got to build them houses and give them mobile phones 0.94

00:26:36.680 and give them handouts, just cash money handouts.

00:26:39.680 It would be un-British not to do that.

00:26:41.680 To do anything short of that would be the vile politics of division,

00:26:45.680 wouldn't it, Alistair Heath?

00:26:47.680 Wouldn't it, mate?

00:26:49.680 The vile politics beyond the pale.

00:26:53.780 Should we deport anyone ever?

00:26:57.400 Get real.

00:26:59.040 Get real.

00:27:05.760 Test spots prostate cancer 15 years early.

00:27:09.380 Good.

00:27:09.940 Great.

00:27:10.540 Apparently, the boffins...

00:27:13.340 The boffins have discovered a way that a simple blood test 0.94

00:27:17.260 can spot people, largely men, well, men,

00:27:21.500 that would be likely or susceptible to get prostate cancer

00:27:26.580 15 years ahead of time.

00:27:30.560 Well, if all that's true and correct, good, brilliant.

00:27:34.540 A little bit of a white pill.

00:27:36.620 For once.

00:27:39.100 Okay.

00:27:41.020 Riot response would be too slow, police admit.

00:27:44.120 This is just saying the British police,

00:27:45.420 if something that's happening in France right now

00:27:47.160 should happen in Britain

00:27:48.000 our police are already saying

00:27:50.480 yeah we wouldn't be able to deal with that immediately

00:27:52.860 if that were to happen we'd struggle

00:27:57.680 yeah well if you keep cutting police all the time

00:28:01.920 police numbers and police funding

00:28:07.460 apparently we still suffer from too many

00:28:11.260 different police departments

00:28:13.200 because we don't have like just one

00:28:15.580 there's not just like the British police

00:28:17.360 it's usually

00:28:20.000 constabularies that are to do with

00:28:21.480 the counties right

00:28:23.380 it's not quite as simple as that there's a bit more to it

00:28:25.720 like there's the Met Police and whatever

00:28:27.040 but still there's a number of different jurisdictions

00:28:29.220 and

00:28:29.700 there's no joined up

00:28:32.520 there's no single joined up

00:28:35.620 force

00:28:36.180 and that's inefficient

00:28:38.180 and they would struggle to respond properly

00:28:40.500 if something like what's happening in France and Italy

00:28:44.900 should play out in Britain.

00:28:46.560 Okay.

00:28:47.820 Oh, here's an interesting story.

00:28:50.320 MI5 monitored Naya Bevan for 20 years.

00:28:55.420 Iron Bevan.

00:28:56.640 There's a blast from the past.

00:28:59.720 A lot of people will probably never have heard of that name,

00:29:03.820 Naya Bevan.

00:29:05.160 Naya's a bit of a nickname. 0.88

00:29:06.820 Iron Bevan.

00:29:07.660 He's a Welshman. 0.90

00:29:09.520 Naya Bevan.

00:29:10.500 He was a politician after the war

00:29:15.660 He was in Clement Attlee's government

00:29:17.480 In the 1940s and 50s

00:29:20.700 Very left wing

00:29:23.240 I mean Clement Attlee, Labour, it was all Labour

00:29:25.580 Naya Bevan was one of the more on the left of the party

00:29:30.320 Left of Clement Attlee

00:29:32.180 He held a few different positions in government

00:29:35.720 He was one of the big beasts at that time

00:29:40.500 you know could have never did but could have potentially you know gone on to be the leader

00:29:43.980 of the party and a prime minister that sort of level again he never did but one of the big beasts

00:29:48.460 one of the big names around that time and as i say yeah quite a firebrand type welsh socialist dude

00:29:56.620 and it's just coming out now the mi5 have just monitored him most of the time just kept their

00:30:04.760 eye on him. It's not surprising. Not surprising. MI5 have kept their eye on lots of politicians

00:30:17.040 over the years. Harold Wilson, who was Labour Prime Minister in the 60s and 70s, on and

00:30:24.900 off. Sometime Prime Minister Harold Wilson. If you're interested in that, if you go over

00:30:30.820 state of politics state of politics my other channel i do with nate mr h reviews i've done

00:30:36.500 some content about all the prime ministers since the war from clement attley through to john major

00:30:41.920 so i talk all about clement attley and harold wilson um harold wilson was convinced he was

00:30:51.840 being monitored and spied on by mi5 and he almost certainly was you haven't had anything a story

00:30:58.400 like this where mi5 years like you know decades after the fact said yeah yeah we were watching him

00:31:02.480 we haven't had that but most people in the know they always just probably we don't know but

00:31:07.940 probably yeah probably yeah most certainly yeah back when mi5 used to care about that sort of

00:31:16.900 thing now they're more likely to be watching nigel and zia and rupert and charlie downs or whatever

00:31:24.400 and not watch the Islamists and communists.

00:31:28.800 That's what they're more likely to do now. 0.85

00:31:30.380 Although I don't know.

00:31:32.360 That's pure speculation from me there.

00:31:33.900 Let's make that clear.

00:31:35.540 What do I know?

00:31:36.140 What MI5 do or don't do?

00:31:41.140 What their real motivations are.

00:31:44.160 God knows.

00:31:50.240 All right.

00:31:52.180 Melanie McDonough, whoever that is,

00:31:54.400 says time for harry to take a vow of silence well yeah i agree with that the best thing prince harry

00:32:02.740 could do only a few seconds on this don't worry about it those of you that don't care or don't

00:32:07.220 like any royal news just a few seconds i would honestly say the best thing for the royal family

00:32:12.600 for the institution of monarchy in this country and for harry himself the best thing he could do

00:32:19.560 is shut his mouth effectively permanently in public of course not take an actual vow of silence

00:32:27.280 a monastic vow of silence just just don't make any public uh noises at all go full andrew just be

00:32:35.420 quiet that's the best for you and your family and the institution and everything just stum just keep

00:32:42.780 Keep it shut, bro.

00:32:46.920 Like, your thoughts and opinions on anything ever is of any value anyway.

00:32:54.580 Alright.

00:32:56.440 You know, paper?

00:32:58.100 You know, Angela Rayner, Angela the Fridge Rayner, Big Bird. 0.95

00:33:02.420 You know she stands seven foot two inches tall and weighs 500 pounds, Angela Rayner.

00:33:08.520 I'm joking. 0.99

00:33:09.300 those are the stats of

00:33:11.740 Paul White the big show

00:33:13.540 from wrestling isn't it 1.00

00:33:15.340 she's actually 6 foot 4 0.82

00:33:18.280 and weighs 320 pounds 0.97

00:33:19.780 she 1.00

00:33:21.420 got her knickers in a twist 1.00

00:33:24.060 didn't she about all the money that has been 1.00

00:33:26.120 given to Nigel and Reform

00:33:27.480 she's complaining that's unfair 0.99

00:33:29.720 not a peep about the amount of money that the 1.00

00:33:32.020 that the unions give Labour

00:33:34.240 that's perfectly

00:33:36.240 acceptable and allowed 0.89

00:33:37.140 according to her unless she did receive 20 grand from a donor they'll do when you look into their

00:33:44.280 finances david lammy if you look into david lammy's personal finance the amount of money

00:33:49.940 that's been given to him personally

00:33:51.840 angela rainers took 20 grand off someone or other

00:33:56.500 who knows what the quick pro quo there will be 1.00

00:34:00.560 um which wouldn't be allowed under the new rules she wants to introduce 0.91

00:34:07.080 these people they're amoral filth aren't they amoral do or say anything to line their own

00:34:14.180 pockets and boost their own career at the expense of everyone and everything else including the 0.97

00:34:20.260 country if i was ever a politician i wouldn't take a penny on principle i wouldn't take a penny

00:34:30.060 from anyone their their wage is not bad i can't remember what it is these days whether it's 70

00:34:36.980 grand or a hundred grand or something like that and of course if you're in government you'll be

00:34:40.540 even more it's not peanuts it's not a fantastic amount but it's not peanuts you could totally

00:34:45.800 live on it and afford mortgage repayments on a reasonable property she's already got properties

00:34:50.440 isn't she why are you taking 20 grand from someone what for what for angela who is that person what

00:34:59.080 did they expect in return for that on on the principle of the matter i wouldn't take a penny

00:35:06.680 It's not that difficult

00:35:09.800 Just be clean

00:35:13.240 Just don't be corrupt

00:35:14.820 Just make the decision to not be corrupt

00:35:17.760 That's too much for these people

00:35:19.940 That's not what it's about to them, is it?

00:35:22.680 That's not what it's about

00:35:23.580 The whole thing is a vanity project

00:35:26.140 Exercising power and money

00:35:27.680 And feathering their own nest, isn't it?

00:35:29.240 For nearly all of them

00:35:34.480 Makes me sick to my stomach

00:35:35.960 schools face cutting send staff to fund 2026 pay rise for teachers send is like uh you know kids

00:35:49.200 with special needs a little blurb says head teachers tell the eye paper that some cash

00:35:55.340 strapped schools will have to will have to find a money for national 3.5 percent teacher pay rise

00:36:02.040 despite claims it would be quote fully funded claims by the government the department of

00:36:06.140 education they say special needs support staff are now likely to bear the brunt of cost of cuts

00:36:11.700 government doesn't denies the education secretary lucy powell said pay rise would be fully funded

00:36:20.300 she did say didn't she did she not i thought she did uh saying it is pouring quote record

00:36:27.520 investment quote into England's schools well that's just classic government like

00:36:32.380 prevarication and misdirection oh we did say that but we didn't mean it you

00:36:36.100 misheard and what was really meant by that statement was they will fund our

00:36:45.460 invasion by foreign beast men whose rate of crime per capita organised crime

00:36:53.380 of violent crime and sex crime is through the roof they'll fund that but not schools and not

00:36:59.320 defense didn't know stern and burnham andy burnham with his guy liner and manscara

00:37:05.080 didn't he say he literally and exactly say that he would put uh social security above national

00:37:15.860 security that's it what more do you need to know than that that's so succinct isn't it the brevity

00:37:21.940 if that is so right on the nose?

00:37:24.640 Could it be boiled down, distilled down

00:37:26.840 into a more pure tincture than that?

00:37:30.160 I will put social security above national security.

00:37:35.400 Could it be more perverse?

00:37:38.780 More inverse than what is correct? 1.00

00:37:45.340 I'll put the welfare of our invaders 0.98

00:37:47.900 above national security.

00:37:51.940 How Labour are still doing so well in the polls is kind of incredible, kind of incredible. 1.00

00:38:06.200 You say, oh, there's so many foreigners here, that's why. 1.00

00:38:08.600 Well, there are a lot, but it's, what is it, the last, I can't remember the exact figures,

00:38:12.080 but is it the white British natives are still something like 75%, I think, isn't it?

00:38:17.140 something like 75 percent of the population at this stage in the game 2026 so the polls

00:38:27.780 will still be not people from poland the polls p-o-l-l-s will still largely reflect

00:38:37.140 actual britain's views how labour aren't in the absolute doldrums for doing this to us

00:38:42.820 and the Tories. Tories actually do very, very badly every time there is any kind of

00:38:50.020 actual vote. With that one exception, was it up in Aberdeen? The Tories do terribly

00:38:56.260 whenever they go before the public. But Labour don't, do they? Labour still do okay. Crazy.

00:39:03.400 Crazy. But people want their country and economy to be destroyed and their demographic to be 0.97

00:39:09.520 destroyed to become a hated and marginalised minority in their one and only ancestral homeland

00:39:13.620 and ultimately annihilated, outbred and annihilated. They want that. A big chunk of the population 0.96

00:39:19.180 want that. Well, when you speak to a normie, you must have had this experience. When you speak to

00:39:26.380 a normie who doesn't really listen to the news at all, isn't particularly on the internet or

00:39:30.960 Twitter or anything, you say something about demographic security becoming a hated and

00:39:35.220 marginalized minority in their own ancestral homeland and the annihilation of us as a people

00:39:39.340 most normies look at you like you're mad like what what are you talking about this is the first

00:39:44.560 i'm hearing of this you you sure about that you must be mad what millions of normies are still

00:39:51.040 in that headspace like what where i live is much the same as it's always been they'll say yeah i

00:39:59.700 don't live in the middle of metropolitan London or Birmingham. I live in a community in an area

00:40:05.660 in a town which looks much the same as it always has. I don't pay attention to demographics or

00:40:12.800 anything like that. So what you're saying can't be true, can it? Well, we'll see. It will end in

00:40:25.900 rivers of blood. In fact, have we not already had rivers of blood? The Manchester Arena

00:40:29.360 bombing, 7-7, and on and on and on. Any number of mass casualty terror events. It's the tip

00:40:39.720 of the iceberg, actually, isn't it? Mass casualty terror events. Tip of the iceberg. All the

00:40:47.560 horrors and injustice, and all the rapes. All the rapes. Something like 190-odd rapes 0.99

00:40:54.840 a day in britain per capita only sweden is worse in western europe

00:41:04.120 what do normally say when you when you send it to them they turn away in disgust usually

00:41:09.320 you can see the shutters come down over their eyes uh uh uh i need an ostrich hole in the

00:41:14.840 ground to put my head in now that's what they largely do basically essentially don't they

00:41:20.600 If you talk about that sort of stuff

00:41:21.760 They look at you like you're weird

00:41:25.780 There's something wrong with you

00:41:26.700 For knowing that

00:41:29.000 For bringing that up in public

00:41:30.760 In polite conversation

00:41:32.820 Alright

00:41:37.860 Wyckoff has been to Russia

00:41:40.120 Not sure if it was in Russia

00:41:41.420 I think it was

00:41:41.900 But anyway

00:41:42.260 Wyckoff and Putin

00:41:43.440 Summit talk

00:41:45.440 US envoy and Putin meet

00:41:49.000 Basically

00:41:51.080 america trying still to their credit some credit won't she trying to broker a deal trying to get 1.00

00:42:00.520 the little goblin man zelensky who doesn't hold elections anymore to get around the

00:42:05.240 table with this weird goblin man who doesn't hold real elections to get around the table 0.94

00:42:10.600 and uh and uh hammer out some sort of peace 0.92

00:42:14.360 it's really the ukrainian side that uh is not really breaking its neck to make any sort of

00:42:24.040 peace i mean putin putin's forces hold the donbass don't they

00:42:28.280 neither side are actually breaking their neck to get around a negotiation table are they

00:42:34.860 but usually when it comes down to the when it comes down to the crux of the matter

00:42:39.740 was it two three four times now over the years usually it's ukraine that say uh no we're not

00:42:46.860 going to we can't so let's go say no it's in the constitution it's in my sort of pledged when i

00:42:53.380 became president that i cannot will not give up a single inch of ukrainian ground so i can't come

00:43:00.460 to the table if his position is that he's not going to leave the donbass then there's no point

00:43:04.660 coming to the negotiation table i shan't

00:43:09.740 Oh, a forever war then

00:43:11.820 A truly forever war then 0.70

00:43:13.600 If that's the case

00:43:15.440 No negotiations be had then, is there?

00:43:20.400 If that's the case

00:43:21.040 Yeah, Wyckoff

00:43:24.140 Trump's proxy

00:43:26.220 Saying, you know, praising Trump in some ways

00:43:30.480 Let's do business, he's a man of business

00:43:32.580 We can sit down, we can hammer out a deal

00:43:34.460 Can you?

00:43:38.540 Can you?

00:43:39.740 Okay, Musk's vision for SpaceX and Tesla combination welcomed by investors.

00:43:45.940 Shares of both to rise.

00:43:48.400 Potential biggest deal ever.

00:43:51.780 AI focus for $3.6 trillion group.

00:43:57.100 Elon worth $1 trillion isn't enough.

00:43:59.280 It's going to be $3.6 trillion.

00:44:02.540 Serious hurdles remain, though.

00:44:04.380 um yeah well so already spacex i remember i was talking about yesterday do you remember yesterday

00:44:11.020 there was a story to this effect i said oh i thought they already were tesla and spacex

00:44:16.160 now what i was thinking of was um elon's ai interests and spacex they were merged weren't

00:44:24.560 they in fact the ai side of the company is much much bigger than spacex even though it's called

00:44:32.260 spacex in a way spacex is like an ai company with a side hustle in rockets throw tesla in there as

00:44:42.020 well i wonder if they're sort of well i was going to say anti-monopoly laws but it's not monopoly

00:44:49.380 is it because they're all different things musk making himself like one of those old school 19th

00:44:57.620 century super duper um like barons of industry one of those people like jd rockefeller or

00:45:08.060 carnegie or jp morgan or whatever they've just got gigantic gigantic in fact musk is bigger than

00:45:16.180 any of those even if you i think i think you could say even if you ingested for inflation

00:45:21.560 I think Elon Musk is richer than John D. Rockefeller or J.P. Morgan ever were, I think.

00:45:32.140 I still think the ultimate badass move, he'll never do it because it's all so insane what I'm about to say.

00:45:39.480 But I do think it's a crazy Bond villain move for Elon to sell all his stock

00:45:46.300 and actually have, genuinely have, a trillion dollars

00:45:50.300 sitting in a bank account, or more than one bank account,

00:45:53.360 of liquid cash.

00:45:57.660 No one's ever done that.

00:45:59.320 John D. Rockefeller or J.P. Morgan never did anything like that.

00:46:02.520 Imagine that.

00:46:04.300 Because when you say Elon Musk's worth a trillion dollars,

00:46:07.100 it's not like he's got a trillion dollars just there to spend.

00:46:10.480 No, that's what he's worth if he were to sell all his interests.

00:46:16.300 But these guys never do that.

00:46:17.760 Well, they never really do that.

00:46:18.820 Because on another level, it's mad to do that.

00:46:21.760 Why would you?

00:46:23.960 But it'd be a badass move, wouldn't it?

00:46:28.960 To be richer in real terms, liquid terms, than any government in the world.

00:46:35.340 You'd be the single richest entity in the world.

00:46:39.280 Imagine that.

00:46:41.180 Imagine that.

00:46:42.500 I don't know.

00:46:43.320 I think that would be cool.

00:46:43.940 Imagine if he merged Tesla, the whole thing became worth 3.6 trillion, and then he sold it all, dumped it all, and he's just sitting on a literal Scrooge McDuck mountain of money.

00:47:04.400 He could literally afford a giant hanger filled with gold coins, for real, and gems.

00:47:13.940 Anyway, anyway, he won't do that, that he's mad, in another normal way of looking at it, that would be mad.

00:47:23.940 Pretty cool Bond villain territory, though, I'd say.

00:47:28.560 Alright, what else have we got?

00:47:29.880 The Daily Express, so it's a good paper, you can read your Express now.

00:47:35.920 It's not a good paper, that's sarcasm, that's an Alan Partridge line, it's pure globalist subversion.

00:47:40.500 trump's happy at least a little bit about the jackdaw thing now go full blast on north sea

00:47:47.520 drilling says trump yeah drew andy drill okay senior tories call for budget defense spending

00:47:54.560 boost as a russian threat is rising i mean is it is it though really are you just saying that

00:48:01.340 to deter war britain must be ready this is just coming from sort of the shadow

00:48:08.360 um like some sort of shadow war minister i can't remember i read earlier on what his title was it

00:48:14.520 was something like it's something like war preparation minister shadow war preparations

00:48:21.580 minister something like that oh shadow minister for war readiness i didn't know there was a shadow

00:48:28.380 minister for war readiness that is that really his title anyway he said we just need to spend

00:48:33.920 more on defense yeah i mean everyone's been saying that even if we weren't going to go to

00:48:38.100 war with russia even if our deep state wasn't endlessly saber rattling against russia we'd

00:48:42.800 still need to spend much more on defense wouldn't we okay there's king charles sex cobo gotha

00:48:50.160 remembering the disaster at aberfan all right the sun getting into the sloppiness now just a few

00:48:57.020 seconds pure football slop few seconds of football slop you can handle it you can take it this guy

00:49:01.700 used to be the skipper the captain of manchester city and they won four titles in a row he had a

00:49:08.980 tattoo on his on his calf there look you can see it four in a row and he says if man city do get

00:49:16.740 completely punished for all their financial wrongdoings and stripped of those titles he'll

00:49:22.420 have that tattoo removed that's it that's the most important thing in the world according to

00:49:26.100 the sun could put anything on the front page effectively anything that's going on in the world

00:49:29.860 a world of increasing chaos

00:49:32.680 and very, very important financial and political things

00:49:36.520 going on all the time.

00:49:38.080 That's what they're bringing you today.

00:49:40.800 Footballer might, he hasn't even done it yet,

00:49:42.860 he just might get that tattoo removed.

00:49:45.760 Right, okay.

00:49:48.100 How could you describe that as anything other than lying by omission

00:49:51.500 about what's going on in the world?

00:49:55.360 Do you want to talk about George Osborne?

00:49:56.540 Who George Osborne really is

00:50:00.820 What he actually represents

00:50:01.980 No, no, no

00:50:02.820 A footballer might get a tattoo removed

00:50:05.680 Okay

00:50:05.960 The Mirror

00:50:06.780 The Mirror love a bit of royal slop, don't they?

00:50:10.700 Look, ruled out

00:50:11.740 William

00:50:12.940 Prince William

00:50:14.400 Prince of Wales

00:50:15.740 Sure to become king of England

00:50:18.700 William has no intention of engaging with Harry

00:50:22.300 There's no world in which he can imagine healing rift

00:50:26.000 yeah

00:50:28.500 because a lot of the stuff that Harry and Meghan

00:50:31.560 were briefing

00:50:32.960 I say briefing

00:50:33.700 they were just going

00:50:34.400 just openly going on interviews

00:50:36.020 like with Oprah and stuff

00:50:36.880 a lot of it was embarrassing

00:50:38.420 and humiliating for William

00:50:40.200 well that's how William feels about it

00:50:43.280 and even though perhaps

00:50:45.800 Daddy King Charles

00:50:47.820 is prepared to open the door

00:50:49.380 a crack for Harry

00:50:50.840 William isn't apparently

00:50:52.600 don't blame him 1.00

00:50:54.820 all you had to do you ginger freak is not air the dirty laundry in public it's your only job in this 1.00

00:51:02.860 world really all the other things all the other royal duties going and opening a new wing of a 0.81

00:51:11.540 hospital or whatever going to a fate and being all smiles whatever it is going to a primary school

00:51:18.480 and pretending you care about

00:51:19.960 the little immigrant kids

00:51:21.680 all that is just window dressing 1.00

00:51:23.880 your real job

00:51:25.120 your real role

00:51:26.980 the only one of any real importance

00:51:29.300 was to not air dirty laundry in public

00:51:33.540 to not talk about the family

00:51:35.760 to exercise a bit of discretion

00:51:38.400 and he didn't do it

00:51:40.320 he failed to do it

00:51:41.140 he's still failing to do it really isn't he

00:51:42.860 well Wills won't have that

00:51:46.580 can't have it

00:51:47.140 cannot have it

00:51:49.380 Don't blame him, really.

00:51:50.420 Don't blame him.

00:51:52.280 The star, a real slot.

00:51:54.400 It's something about...

00:51:55.200 I'm not even going to tell you.

00:52:00.480 Ryland doesn't get paid enough.

00:52:01.760 That's it.

00:52:02.340 That's it.

00:52:02.720 Ryland doesn't get paid enough.

00:52:07.580 Get out of my face, Daily Star.

00:52:11.540 Right.

00:52:11.780 The Independent.

00:52:13.220 The Independent.

00:52:15.240 It's reasonably funny.

00:52:17.260 Look.

00:52:18.480 Oh, Burnham and Jackdaw, but look, this story.

00:52:20.680 How our reporter triggered Trump.

00:52:24.060 Scraping the bottom of the barrel.

00:52:26.000 The president furiously lashed out at Andrew Feinberg.

00:52:31.840 Andrew Feinberg, the Independence White House correspondent,

00:52:36.480 over a series of questions, snarling, Trump snarled at him.

00:52:41.040 That's the story, really.

00:52:42.160 Trump snarled quiet. 0.95

00:52:44.400 Quiet piggy. 1.00

00:52:45.220 asking him are you a sick person 0.99

00:52:48.720 and threatening you better be careful 1.00

00:52:53.280 not like he's going to have him murdered 0.84

00:52:55.280 by a CIA wet team 0.96

00:52:56.660 he'll just take his media pass away

00:53:00.040 Trump's not above doing that is he

00:53:03.320 don't blame him either

00:53:04.760 don't blame him

00:53:05.460 if I was president or prime minister or something

00:53:08.280 I would have very very very little

00:53:10.780 to do with the legacy corporate mainstream media

00:53:12.920 I'd have my own channel or whatever

00:53:14.760 and I'd speak directly to the people most of the time.

00:53:19.160 I don't need to take questions from sort of wannabe inquisitors,

00:53:23.480 self-appointed wannabe inquisitors from the legacy corporate mainstream media.

00:53:27.600 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:53:29.660 Very, very, very little of that.

00:53:30.940 Hardly ever would I do that.

00:53:32.960 I will talk directly to the electorate.

00:53:36.260 How about that?

00:53:37.280 Cut out that weird middleman thing that's something from yesteryear,

00:53:41.500 something from the 20th century.

00:53:42.600 Don't need that anymore.

00:53:43.620 We've got the internet now.

00:53:44.760 Not the internet now. I can speak directly to people who may or may not vote for me.

00:53:48.760 Why do I need it through the filter of like the Independent, the BBC, CNN? No, no thanks. Pass.

00:53:56.440 Thanks for the offer. Pass. I'm not surprised Trump has come to the end of his tether in various

00:54:01.640 ways with them. They're going to try and bully the President of the United States in the Oval

00:54:07.400 Office. No. Be quiet. Don't ask me a question and while I'm answering then speak over me.

00:54:13.080 no no i don't think so

00:54:16.120 who do you think they are really all right that's it

00:54:21.160 that's it that's the increasingly absurd and frustrating front pages

00:54:27.320 should we check in the price of checking in on the price of oil we haven't done that have we

00:54:35.220 for a few days rent's gone up a bit isn't it brent is now trading let's just do one more

00:54:43.060 reload just to make sure we've got the prices in real time brent 112 dollars just that moment

00:54:48.460 ticks up to 112 dollars a barrel it's getting up there isn't it anything above 120 130 range it's

00:54:57.200 pretty a lot west texas just should have 100 dollars a barrel it's ticking up will hegseth

00:55:05.140 and rubio and trump have to do something to make the to quell the markets a bit

00:55:10.620 probably yeah all right let's have a look at our poll we look at our poll about this time

00:55:18.300 the show on the bow show it's really five tonight that was quick

00:55:21.020 okay that felt like maybe half hour okay that was 55 minutes all right

00:55:27.740 all right our poll today what did we ask you guys okay over 1100 votes probably took up to 1200

00:55:34.980 votes before too long. We asked you guys, oh god, oh god, we asked you, should Beau dress

00:55:42.020 up as Nosferatu for the Halloween breakfast show? If I was going to dress up as anything

00:55:48.960 for Halloween, probably Nosferatu, isn't it? Just shave, go full white, get like extra

00:55:59.240 long prosthetic fingers like Nosferatu and get like the weird black, weird black 18th 0.82

00:56:04.520 century thing okay 85% of you say yes so the eyes have it will actually do that probably

00:56:18.280 not I'm not rolling it out out of hand but probably not in fact I think Halloween luckily

00:56:25.460 yeah well Halloween's on a Saturday so there isn't a bow show on a Saturday is there so

00:56:34.520 i could probably avoid that bullet just by that okay 15 of you said no right no that's too weird

00:56:41.480 don't do that don't do that bro dress up as being the merciless instead

00:56:50.520 okay all right should we do on this day in history i like that bit it's nearly

00:56:53.880 nothing o'clock already let's just go straight on to on this day in history i i like doing that bit

00:57:00.040 you guys like doing that bit down through the centuries name the millennia what happened of

00:57:06.440 note the 21st no that's yesterday it's the 22nd today isn't it little harry you're supposed to

00:57:12.840 refresh there you go it's one click there you go we've done it okay october the 22nd what happened

00:57:20.040 of note. The Battle of Lio Lu Bay, Lio Lao Bay, Dutch East India Company is defeated by Chinese

00:57:30.920 Ming vessels, vessel, naval forces in the southern Fujian Sea. I don't know much about that I'm

00:57:38.300 afraid, it's one of those factoids I couldn't tell you, couldn't give you any real detail about

00:57:41.940 building on that for you, sorry. All the others I can though, all the others I can, here we go,

00:57:47.080 this is much more in my wheelhouse on this day in 1721 czar peter the great titles himself emperor

00:57:52.980 of all the russians peter the great absolutely fascinating figure haven't got long-form content

00:57:58.060 about him yet on epochs or history bro i should do absolutely should do he's a fascinating figure

00:58:04.320 i've read about him and around him quite a lot he's an absolutely fascinating figure peter the

00:58:09.600 great probably quite scary person around in real in real life one of those people like starling

00:58:16.680 or Caligula fascinating but you probably wouldn't want to sit down and have a meal or a drink with

00:58:21.760 him it'd be scary I think anyway Peter the Great yeah he's not the first Romanov he's among the

00:58:29.720 first Romanovs and changed Russia in all sorts of ways tried to drag it out of the medieval period 0.80

00:58:36.480 because 1720s isn't really medieval is it Russia was still effectively medieval tried to pull Russia

00:58:44.120 into modernity, quote-unquote modernity.

00:58:47.160 He reformed loads and loads and loads of things.

00:58:50.280 The Russian army, the navy, their economy,

00:58:55.260 serfdom, slavery and serfdom,

00:58:57.760 even their alphabet, even the calendar. 0.50

00:59:02.680 He put them on the Gregorian calendar, didn't he?

00:59:06.920 Anyway, he just reformed loads of...

00:59:08.780 He built St. Petersburg from scratch.

00:59:11.320 I mean, he didn't personally build it, did he?

00:59:12.880 But he ordered it built, St Petersburg

00:59:14.880 He had loads of wars

00:59:16.780 The Northern War, he went to war with Poland, Lithuania 1.00

00:59:22.260 That used to be a thing

00:59:23.160 There used to be an entity called Poland, Lithuania

00:59:26.360 Went to war with them

00:59:28.020 Went to war with Sweden

00:59:29.780 Went to war with the Ottoman Empire

00:59:31.380 Loads of stuff, loads of stuff happened to Russia 0.94

00:59:37.140 Under the reign of Peter the Great

00:59:39.280 Murdered his own son

00:59:42.180 Because his son embarrassed him a bit 0.94

00:59:43.560 A ruthless

00:59:45.540 Ruthless individual, Peter the Great

00:59:47.320 Absolutely ruthless

00:59:48.900 As I say, a bit like Stein or Caligula

00:59:51.120 Nowhere near as bad as either of those, I would say

00:59:53.040 Just be clear about that

00:59:53.900 But getting up there, getting towards that sort of

00:59:57.240 If you pissed him off 0.99

01:00:00.420 He might just murder you himself 1.00

01:00:02.440 Right there and then 1.00

01:00:03.040 Might do, probably wouldn't

01:00:05.920 But his own son at one point

01:00:08.760 He wanted his son to do something or other.

01:00:10.300 And his son was like, no, rather than do that, I'm going to flee.

01:00:13.280 I'm going to flee to, like, Austria or something.

01:00:16.680 And then his dad said, look, after a few years, his dad said, look, come back.

01:00:20.320 Come back.

01:00:20.840 We can, let's talk turkey.

01:00:22.040 Let's do a deal.

01:00:22.760 We can work this out.

01:00:24.080 I'm not going to hurt you.

01:00:24.800 Don't worry about it.

01:00:25.180 You're my son, as if I would.

01:00:26.700 So the son comes back, and he did have him tortured to death.

01:00:30.780 A number of things.

01:00:32.100 Was he the one where his wife took a lover,

01:00:35.080 and he personally cut the guy's head off and then brought the head to her?

01:00:38.760 Peter the Great, fascinating person

01:00:41.800 Fascinating individual from history

01:00:43.380 On this day in 1879

01:00:45.600 Thomas Edison perfects the carbonised

01:00:48.180 Cotton filament lightbulb

01:00:49.840 Edison is also a fascinating person

01:00:52.720 Not a very nice man

01:00:54.880 I don't think

01:00:55.560 Quite ruthless, but fascinating

01:00:57.940 A genius, as well as nicking

01:01:00.380 Lots of other people's ideas

01:01:01.540 Also a genius, in his own right

01:01:03.440 There's no doubt about that, I would say

01:01:04.760 Yeah, the story of the lightbulb

01:01:08.560 there's some good um there's some good documentaries called connections by james burke

01:01:14.800 they're from like the late 70s early 80s connections uh there's one segment in one of

01:01:20.240 those he talks for a while all about the history of the light bulb well not just the light bulb

01:01:24.240 like early lighting arc lighting and things how did we end up with the light bulb how's that a

01:01:28.800 thing it's actually an interesting story i think it's actually really interesting it's not as dull

01:01:33.680 and dry as you might think and it's quite difficult to invent a light bulb from scratch if you didn't

01:01:39.440 know how it's done to get a tiny little filament that can glow as brightly as a bulb for hours and

01:01:46.000 hours and hours and hours and hours the engineering of that's not straightforward it's not obvious how

01:01:51.040 you can do that if it's never been done before anyway maybe you find the history of the light

01:01:56.640 bulb boring i think it's interesting a lot of people think it's interesting actually the history

01:01:59.760 of science okay on this day in 1884 international meridian conference in washington dc adopts

01:02:06.480 greenwich meantime uh worldwide and creates 24 international time zones with longitude zero at

01:02:16.400 greenwich at the greenwich meridian which is a line that runs literally through greenwich in london

01:02:23.280 you can go stand on it on greenwich is it up in the is it up on the hill greenwich park

01:02:30.560 i can't remember i've been there myself like many many many moons ago

01:02:35.120 is it in greenwich park up on the hill where there's an observatory up there

01:02:38.880 anyway on the ground there's quite literally a line and you can stand on it if you want

01:02:47.360 yeah anyway that's because even in the late 19th century britain was still

01:02:52.640 still really the most important country in the world which empire

01:03:00.020 you could argue you could argue okay on this day in 1907 a run on knickerbocker trust company stocks

01:03:09.480 leads to a nationwide run on us banks and the panic of 1907 on i can't remember if it's on my

01:03:15.880 epochs or whether it's on dan tubbs brokonomics i think it's an epoch actually harry okay

01:03:22.640 we've got a long-form bit of content me and Dan Tubb talking about the history

01:03:28.520 of some of the world's more infamous and interesting crashes financial crashes

01:03:34.740 and bubbles we've done sort of the tulip mania we did the Wall Street crash did

01:03:43.980 Black Wednesday. We did a US one in the 1870s during the presidency of UC's S. Grant. This

01:03:54.120 is a lesser known one, but it was massive. Actually, I'd quite like to do more content

01:03:59.040 with that along those lines. This one, this one was, it was a, it was a classic short

01:04:05.180 squeeze. You've got two really, really rich, powerful Wall Street dudes. One was like a

01:04:13.600 magnet for ice i was a magnet for copper no you just wanted to do a massive short squeeze which

01:04:19.720 is you take an individual stock in this case it was the copper company copper stock the u.s copper

01:04:26.460 main copper company they'll buy loads all in one go they'll borrow loads and loads of money because

01:04:32.920 they're rich already but they'll borrow even more from the knickerbocker trust company which is

01:04:37.180 basically a bank it's not really a bank but it's a type of bank an early 20th century 19th century

01:04:43.180 early 20th century trust company it's like a bank with less regulation they'll just get loads and

01:04:48.860 loads and loads of capital and they'll buy loads of stock in this copper company that will make

01:04:57.220 the price go up loads confidence will sorry oh these really rich powerful guys they know what

01:05:03.540 they're doing they're buying loads of stock it must be a good stock buy it buy it buy it everyone

01:05:06.980 buyer that and people that have got that have shorted it i.e betting on that the price will go

01:05:13.020 down they they will just they will just cut their losses and sell their short position or rather

01:05:20.520 buyer their short their own short position back and thus making the price go even higher

01:05:27.640 a short squeeze that's what that is in essence and then the two magnates copper dude and the

01:05:36.120 ice dude um now they've just bought tons and tons of stock the price has gone through the roof

01:05:43.420 they can just sell it all now if they want they don't care they just made loads and loads of

01:05:48.000 money really quickly almost overnight short squeeze it backfired massively it backfired

01:05:57.420 massively it caused a panic across all of wall street like a terrible one it was like it was

01:06:07.980 like the dow jones and wall street and the u.s economy it just it just it was a snowball effect

01:06:14.060 and it was like the whole thing was going to collapse you remember the the credit crunch in

01:06:18.620 2008 it was it was sort of on that level in the end it took jp morgan the the the real man jp

01:06:26.920 morgan himself to uh bail out wall street really or him and a few other big financial magnates

01:06:35.360 they all got to jp morgan after a few days of this jp morgan brought together like half a dozen

01:06:41.920 or a dozen the biggest beasts on wall street and literally physically locked them in his own

01:06:47.820 library with him in there had them locked in this giant ornate jp morgan library he said no one's

01:06:53.580 leaving until we figure out like a rescue package for wall street and the u.s economy no one's

01:06:59.880 leaving we'll be here all night wrangling about it if needs be well they did they came up with

01:07:05.180 a package and jp morgan and those other few magnates sort of single-handedly like a central

01:07:11.100 bank almost single-handedly stopped the panic and the run anyway i could go on and on about that

01:07:18.140 I find all that sort of thing fascinating.

01:07:21.940 Anyway, largely forgotten these days, the panic of 1907.

01:07:26.660 All right.

01:07:28.160 Oh, and the last one here, Cuban Missile Crisis.

01:07:29.800 On this day in 1962, US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy

01:07:33.960 makes a live television address about Soviet missile bases in Cuba

01:07:38.520 and imposes a naval blockade on Cuba beginning the Cuban Missile Crisis.

01:07:44.360 Difficult to really imagine these days

01:07:48.520 And there's a sort of a spy intelligence aerial photograph

01:07:53.060 Showing the Soviet missiles in Cuba

01:07:57.240 Difficult to imagine how scary that might be

01:08:03.000 Imagine these days

01:08:06.640 Imagine this, just exactly this

01:08:08.260 Obama, Biden, Trump

01:08:11.980 Comes on the TV

01:08:13.660 You didn't know there was going to be a presidential address.

01:08:16.720 This comes on TV.

01:08:18.180 They're sitting there in the Oval Office.

01:08:19.560 And they're saying,

01:08:21.480 and they say,

01:08:22.240 I'm making this up, of course.

01:08:25.320 They say,

01:08:26.140 Putin has just moved ICBMs to Mexico.

01:08:32.100 It's happened.

01:08:33.120 That's already happened.

01:08:34.460 Here's an aerial reconnaissance photo of it.

01:08:37.480 If he doesn't get rid of them, like, now,

01:08:41.140 it's full nuclear war.

01:08:43.660 And that's it. And that's what it is. Imagine if that happened.

01:08:50.660 People would go mad, wouldn't they? They'd lose their minds.

01:08:53.660 But that's basically what happened. The Cuban Missile Crisis. That's basically it.

01:08:59.660 John Kennedy just comes on TV and says, Khrushchev, the Soviet Union, has moved medium-range missiles onto Cuba.

01:09:08.660 that's a fait accompli that's happened here's evidence of it i'm not making this up not

01:09:13.100 saber rattling for the sake of it not lying to you here's evidence and i'm giving him a few day

01:09:20.300 khrushchev i'm giving him a few days a few hours even a few days a few hours a small window of

01:09:25.680 time to sort that out and if not we're going to start a nuclear exchange because we cannot have

01:09:35.460 that. We will not have it. Well, for a few days there, for a few days there, most of

01:09:45.740 the world thought it would be World War III. Most of the people in the world killed, billions

01:09:52.660 of people killed, and some sort of nuclear winter fall out around the world. Maybe if

01:09:59.040 If you lived in Australia or New Zealand, maybe you might not die of radiation poisoning. 0.90

01:10:09.040 A nuclear holocaust.

01:10:11.040 So much so that, like, I mean, Kennedy and his closest advisers really thought that.

01:10:16.040 There's accounts of some of Kennedy's closest men, national security advisers,

01:10:22.040 in to the White House and the Pentagon for that day's work, that night's work, and genuinely

01:10:33.040 saying, I didn't think I'd go home that day. I thought I'd get nuked along with everyone

01:10:39.280 else that day. That's how, when you look into the details, the granular details of who said

01:10:48.700 what when in what order almost moment to moment during the few days of the cuba missile crisis

01:10:53.360 it's terrifying it's terrifying this is a nervous laughter terrifying stuff

01:11:00.880 all right this isn't a history show i could go on and on and on about that i'd like to

01:11:07.020 haven't done any long-form content about it yet we'll do at some point we'll do at some point

01:11:10.960 i'm sure i will do okay all right that's the last uh that's the last um history

01:11:19.440 factoid for today let's do our rumble rants and super chats i always do rumble rants first

01:11:26.760 on this show the completely arbitrary structure of the bow show rumble rants first all right

01:11:33.820 Who have we got?

01:11:35.780 End Anti-Whitism is in first, top of the pops.

01:11:39.220 David Cubed, that's his real name.

01:11:42.280 He was christened David Cubed.

01:11:44.660 That's what's on his birth certificate and passport.

01:11:48.260 It's not really, it's not really.

01:11:50.360 Okay, all right.

01:11:51.800 End Anti-Whitism says,

01:11:52.960 Morning, Bo, morning, you all right?

01:11:54.580 I hope you are, Dave.

01:11:57.160 You've put, too many people in Britain

01:11:59.940 have adopted the term two-tier.

01:12:02.280 It's not two-tier policing. It's anti-white policing. We must call it what it is. Well said, sir. Well said, yeah. 0.71

01:12:10.720 Discrimination largely against whites, isn't it?

01:12:13.600 Yeah, they're concerned about discrimination on a racial and ethnic basis, but not when it comes to whites, yeah. 0.81

01:12:21.880 Absolutely, sickeningly bizarre, isn't it? 0.90

01:12:25.580 you're right the next one's also you it says leftist white people are anti-white 0.99

01:12:32.960 anti-masculine men anti-family anti-motherhood etc this is why we must call them anti-whites 0.92

01:12:39.580 man haters etc instead of calling them names of their choosing yeah i agree with you yeah 0.78

01:12:44.620 yeah absolutely agree with you yeah call them what it is call a spade a spade

01:12:51.160 jeffrey farnall says iron bevan is mentioned in in al stewart's song

01:13:03.140 famous for year of the cat called called post world war ii blues okay i've not heard of that

01:13:11.700 song i don't think which also includes the line how could we have gone how could we have gone

01:13:17.860 and given india away right yeah because under clement attley um we ended the raj

01:13:27.700 the brit the british empire in india gave them full independence didn't we

01:13:34.980 the british empire was one of the most

01:13:38.900 soft touch light touch benevolent empires ever to exist oh you really really really

01:13:45.460 want independence well okay have it then what you're all gonna butcher each other the second

01:13:50.740 we leave oh that's our fault is it no i don't think so okay merrick mel says for your information

01:14:00.900 15 to 20 percent of our of our physical transatlantic cables are owned by tartar communications

01:14:07.140 and Airtel.BartonGibbons, or is that just supposed to be a full stop, and Airtel. Okay,

01:14:16.760 new sentence. Baron Giddens, so we said, but Baron Giddens describes this extensive industrial

01:14:24.240 ownership by Indian conglomerates as reverse colonization. Well, yeah, I would characterize 0.96

01:14:28.480 it that way. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't want any vital infrastructure owned by any foreign

01:14:34.380 person or entity if it's vital infrastructure why would you why would you again machiavelli stuff

01:14:41.900 101 because machiavelli didn't talk about transatlantic fiber optics did he but the principle

01:14:49.260 of it why would you do that okay the next one is anti-white end anti-whitism again who says

01:14:58.540 ending anti-whitism and white guilt benefits everyone in the west including all of the good

01:15:03.100 non-white people who love western society

01:15:05.100 and their white neighbours

01:15:06.380 we love non-whites who aren't anti-white 0.99

01:15:09.080 fair enough 0.82

01:15:11.060 next one is from that's their name

01:15:15.000 who says that's their name writes

01:15:17.200 afternoon mate

01:15:18.280 you're in Japan aren't you

01:15:19.960 Bermondsey boy currently living in Nippon

01:15:22.240 who says

01:15:23.360 about the changing demographics

01:15:26.860 I was in Thurrock before leaving the UK

01:15:29.320 and it has become London in all but name

01:15:33.100 I nicknamed Grey's Little Peckham, as it reminds me of Peckham High Street. 0.59

01:15:38.860 Yeah, gross, isn't it?

01:15:39.820 Yeah.

01:15:40.820 I don't know, Peckham.

01:15:41.660 What's he talking about, Peckham? 1.00

01:15:42.500 Yeah, Peckham is completely colonised by foreign people in South London. 1.00

01:15:46.340 Grey's and Thurrock is out in Essex, but it's now like Peckham. 1.00

01:15:50.580 Yeah.

01:15:53.420 I grew up, born and raised, in and around, not in Rumford, but near Rumford,

01:15:58.220 which is not a million miles whatsoever from

01:16:00.300 from

01:16:01.700 Graves and Thurrock

01:16:03.660 like one bus drive away

01:16:05.680 long bus drive but anyway

01:16:06.900 yeah it now looks like Peckham

01:16:09.480 looks like Balham or whatever

01:16:10.840 mad

01:16:11.960 and only in the last 10 years or so

01:16:14.180 went back 15-20 years that wasn't the case

01:16:16.720 is now unrecognisable

01:16:19.300 unrecognisable

01:16:20.680 disgusting 0.88

01:16:23.060 it's disgusting 0.89

01:16:23.860 right

01:16:25.960 JC Warlock says

01:16:27.860 white people are less than 10% globally who's the effing minority right yeah we're the global 0.89

01:16:35.000 minority aren't we yeah where's the outrage that white people constant uh that white people 0.98

01:16:40.860 constantly shat on by all other racist races why are we still giving aid and handouts eff them 0.97

01:16:49.060 yeah again in bows britain should i find myself lord protector or absolute monarch or prime

01:16:57.420 minister with the large majority in a loyal party i wouldn't give a penny in foreign aid to anyone 0.71

01:17:04.400 we are in extreme debt not a penny and someone like um rory stewart can moan and bitch about it 1.00

01:17:14.820 all he likes oh that's immoral that's illegal don't care don't care you're a psycho you're a 1.00

01:17:22.280 psycho. We've got unbelievable amounts of debt that we can't really afford to repay. 0.99

01:17:28.960 Why are we giving a single penny? A soft power will have to do without it.

01:17:35.140 Why are we financing an airport in Pakistan?

01:17:40.940 Why are we flying sorties over Saudi Arabian skies? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, not a penny.

01:17:47.400 not a penny giving loads of money to india that have got a a space um a space program 0.72

01:17:57.860 madness not a penny right next one's anti-whites him again he says healthy societies use the death 0.98

01:18:07.240 penalty on rapists mass stabbers scum in terror watch lists and those who target the innocent 1.00

01:18:13.260 fair play British government British government many of you are anti-white scum yeah yeah there's 1.00

01:18:19.700 loads of anti-white people in parliament across all the aisles loads of them yeah 1.00

01:18:25.240 yeah I'm pro death penalty it restores policy isn't it to have a referendum 0.88

01:18:31.660 on bringing back the death penalty you know you've put healthy I would say yeah in a healthy

01:18:37.560 In a sane society

01:18:39.500 You have a death penalty

01:18:41.480 A deterrent for the worst types of crimes

01:18:43.680 Yeah, it's actually morally and ethically

01:18:46.060 The correct thing to do

01:18:47.540 Someone like Ian Huntley

01:18:50.800 Or somebody like that Southport killer

01:18:54.100 That Rudy Cabana or whatever his name is

01:18:56.080 Yeah 0.85

01:18:57.960 Yeah, the death penalty, yeah

01:18:59.960 It was always a bleeding heart

01:19:01.980 Liberal

01:19:02.740 Subversive argument

01:19:05.540 that you should never, ever, ever take a life.

01:19:10.760 What if you get it wrong?

01:19:12.300 What if you execute the wrong person?

01:19:13.900 Well, reserve the death penalty for those

01:19:17.920 who you can be absolutely sure of their guilt.

01:19:20.760 Absolutely sure.

01:19:21.960 Well, there's completely undeniable evidence.

01:19:25.100 Like Rudy, that Axel guy, like him. 1.00

01:19:29.340 He definitely, definitely did those crimes. 1.00

01:19:30.920 there's no there's no there's no question that he did those crimes somewhere like that

01:19:38.760 yeah the death penalty okay jc warlock just says loch ness castle monster i know they they like 0.93

01:19:46.760 that one they're interested in that one okay the next two three the next three are from pig dog 0.90

01:19:52.120 pig dog 5150 he says no fed posting today cheers buddy appreciate it if you don't mind yeah

01:20:00.920 he's put no Fred posting today I'm a bit behind on the afternoon podcast and catching up 0.92

01:20:05.400 one episode one episode had you on slightly joking about people trying to get you in trouble

01:20:12.060 in the mornings with Fred posts that was you so was it the next one you said uh what do I have

01:20:20.440 to pick you what I do I guess you've I guess you're trying to say what do I have to do to

01:20:28.840 pick you up or what I do have to do to pick you up on though is you saying you're not a real historian

01:20:33.860 people ask me what I do and I say farmer but I feel a bit of a fake as glorified veg grower

01:20:40.520 maybe similar feeling yeah well I just say that when I say I'm not a real historian a professional

01:20:45.360 historian it's just it's just technically the case I've got an undergrad in history or ancient

01:20:52.240 history and done a fair amount of reading and brought it made lots and lots and lots of content

01:20:59.180 quite literally hundreds of hours without exaggeration quite literally hundreds of

01:21:03.820 hours built up over years but I've never been published as a historian I've never lectured

01:21:09.440 at university or anything as a professional historian so in that sense in that sense

01:21:16.720 I am merely an Armchair historian

01:21:19.420 Or a history fan with a mic

01:21:21.260 But a lot of people say that

01:21:22.800 Like Dan Carlin, the great Dan Carlin

01:21:24.540 He says the same thing

01:21:25.720 He describes himself as a history nerd with a mic

01:21:28.840 It's just to prevent the accusations

01:21:31.260 People say, Beau claims to be a historian

01:21:33.200 He's not a professional historian by the letter of the law

01:21:35.180 Technically speaking

01:21:36.020 Oh yeah, they're right

01:21:37.060 So to get out ahead of that

01:21:39.740 I'll just say, yeah, no, you're right, yeah, yeah, it's true

01:21:42.000 I've never published a history book

01:21:44.220 Never lectured in it

01:21:46.720 but still that's kind of you to say kind of you to say appreciate it all right the next one's

01:21:53.660 also you says anyways that's what you've written anyways interesting fact i learned that you may

01:21:58.860 not that you may know already nelson's shipped nelson's ship needed about 26 miles of rope

01:22:05.000 200 to 300 men worked at royal navy ropery in chatham hundreds of man hours yeah hms victory

01:22:12.360 yes i know all about hos victory if you're an englishman and you're interested in english

01:22:17.700 history you're interested in nelson eventually you'll get on to nerding out about the hos victory

01:22:24.540 in fact there's a replica isn't there um it's not the real one i think it's a replica um tethered

01:22:32.200 up now you can go and do tours on it um there's talk that maybe me and um and a small lotus

01:22:41.080 Eaters crew will go down there and like pay a bit pay a bit of money to get sort of just get the

01:22:47.440 the ship for an hour or so and I'll walk around talking about it we've been talking about that

01:22:52.480 as a concept an idea for a bit of Lotus Eaters content for two or three years so it's not

01:22:57.700 happened yet of course but I would love to do that I would love to do that I'm fascinated by

01:23:02.540 The Age of Sail

01:23:03.460 Love it

01:23:04.840 Love it

01:23:06.040 The Hornblower books

01:23:08.020 Or even

01:23:10.500 The

01:23:11.920 Master and Commander books

01:23:13.720 On

01:23:14.720 LotusEaters.com

01:23:16.280 On Luca Johnson's

01:23:17.920 Chronicles

01:23:18.360 We did a whole thing

01:23:19.300 All about Master and Commander

01:23:20.440 Love it

01:23:21.980 Love The Age of Sail

01:23:22.900 Fascinated

01:23:23.540 Okay

01:23:24.100 Alright

01:23:24.540 Oh people in the chat

01:23:30.380 Saying it is the real one

01:23:32.540 be heavily restored then isn't it heavily restored okay what am i thinking of of then

01:23:39.020 so what am i thinking of if there's the replica one is it is it uh the cutty sark or something

01:23:45.180 or the mary rose anyway anyway all right moving on moving on oh they're saying it's down in

01:23:52.700 portsmouth sorry yeah that makes sense that makes sense yeah okay all right and the last rubber

01:23:56.940 around today is from the somersetian is that what is that somerset the somersetian says

01:24:05.040 morning or the morning bow exclamation mark morning you say i'm in uni studying music for

01:24:14.320 my final project i'm working on an album celebrating england's founding as the history

01:24:19.580 as the history guy what topics texts would you suggest researching thanks huh that's a good

01:24:26.440 question interesting question he's doing music a final project in music celebrating england's

01:24:32.520 founding england's founding so what like alfred alfred the great that is that what you mean

01:24:43.560 uh well england's founding alfred the great um or like athelstan

01:24:50.120 edward the elder and athelstan that generation of anglo-saxons

01:24:53.400 that we mean um what what texts or topics would i suggest researching well if if that's if you're

01:25:01.540 interested in england's founding then the anglo-saxons the age of alfred the great

01:25:05.800 generation or two before and a few after that period well like the 8th century sort of time

01:25:13.380 or well i mean that i suppose

01:25:18.700 the text the anglo-saxon chronicle although that's very difficult to get into the actual

01:25:25.020 anglo-saxon chronicle read read a book about the read a modern book about the anglo-saxon

01:25:30.360 chronicle maybe or read um bead the venerable bead the monk of jarrow from a slightly earlier

01:25:37.660 period and you can get his history of the english church just in penguin paperback

01:25:43.660 1199 or whatever off amazon the venerable bead i suppose i guess what i'm taking from your

01:25:52.480 question is the anglo-saxon period you might want to go back further you might want to go back to

01:25:59.220 sort of roman roman britain the first accounts of britain literary accounts the first ones

01:26:06.180 are from julius caesar himself julius caesar wrote an account of his war

01:26:11.600 got long form content all about it uh uh of his war in in gaul which lasted about 10 years

01:26:20.140 a couple of summers during that 10 years he did little expeditions across the channel into britain

01:26:25.760 and described britain again you can get that in penguin paperback still in published today

01:26:32.220 or the agricola slightly later period we're talking about 100 a.d at that point tacitus

01:26:40.600 wrote a small book called The Agricola

01:26:42.700 which also describes

01:26:44.200 Roman era Britain in the 1st century AD

01:26:46.960 I've got

01:26:48.700 long form content about that

01:26:49.780 in conversation with Carl Benjamin

01:26:52.280 you know Carl Benjamin, Sargon of Cad, you know

01:26:54.600 could start there, could start at the beginning

01:26:58.720 effectively

01:26:59.200 or

01:27:00.980 read in and around the Norman invasion

01:27:04.660 period 0.97

01:27:05.580 could do worse than become a Bronze Team

01:27:08.660 membership on notasetis.com

01:27:09.960 Go on the Epochs bit

01:27:12.180 And I've got a mini-series

01:27:13.980 Is it probably four, five, six hours

01:27:16.380 Maybe a bit more

01:27:17.220 Talking about William the Conqueror and the Norman Invasion

01:27:19.540 Wanted that bit, that period

01:27:22.460 I don't know

01:27:24.520 I'd happily go bang on and on and on about this for you

01:27:27.980 I don't know exactly what you want

01:27:29.420 You're saying England's founding

01:27:30.940 What texts are topics?

01:27:35.060 Hmm

01:27:35.220 Well, there's lots and lots of secondary reading

01:27:38.640 Around the Anglo-Saxon period

01:27:40.120 Loads

01:27:41.280 I mean again

01:27:43.000 A lot of my reading

01:27:44.720 Was from

01:27:46.240 Churchill and 1.00

01:27:48.440 Oman

01:27:49.080 Professor Sir Charles Oman

01:27:50.200 And Churchill's

01:27:51.460 History of the English-speaking peoples

01:27:53.120 They're only overviews

01:27:55.040 Really

01:27:55.440 Start there

01:27:56.700 Start there

01:27:58.360 I would say

01:27:59.920 Avoid 0.99

01:28:00.400 Modern

01:28:01.380 Revisionism

01:28:02.260 Read older historians

01:28:04.560 Read older historians

01:28:07.600 To begin with

01:28:08.300 at least to get a bass

01:28:09.300 just to get a bass

01:28:10.560 and then

01:28:11.660 then

01:28:12.680 then maybe you can

01:28:13.920 move on

01:28:14.360 but yeah

01:28:14.700 The Venerable Weed 0.69

01:28:15.340 The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle 1.00

01:28:16.200 alright 0.96

01:28:16.540 alright

01:28:16.840 I have to stop

01:28:19.020 otherwise I won't

01:28:19.660 otherwise I'll

01:28:20.420 just bang on and on

01:28:21.420 and on about it

01:28:22.000 okay

01:28:22.380 the YouTube ones

01:28:24.460 Harry's already

01:28:24.860 brought them up for me

01:28:25.640 YouTube Super Chats

01:28:26.960 there's 20 or so

01:28:28.080 let's whip through them

01:28:29.220 it's already half past nine

01:28:29.960 bumper episode

01:28:30.700 this Thursday

01:28:31.280 don't say I'm not generous

01:28:32.080 don't say I'm not a river

01:28:33.100 to my people

01:28:33.680 it's supposed to be

01:28:34.580 an hour long show

01:28:35.320 you're going to get

01:28:37.080 way more than that

01:28:38.300 okay

01:28:40.040 James Lee Pevenhole

01:28:41.440 in at number one

01:28:42.360 still and reigning

01:28:43.680 defending

01:28:44.460 and

01:28:46.460 still

01:28:47.740 top of the pops

01:28:51.200 James Lee Pevenhole

01:28:52.640 in first

01:28:53.440 says

01:28:54.080 you've written

01:28:56.760 first lesson for AI

01:28:58.140 a human has

01:29:00.020 the off switch

01:29:00.940 yeah that'd be nice

01:29:01.820 if you could

01:29:02.180 yeah

01:29:02.880 that's the problem though

01:29:04.420 isn't it

01:29:04.720 at a certain point

01:29:05.520 at a certain point

01:29:07.100 there won't be an off switch

01:29:08.160 as such

01:29:09.740 sort of an independent

01:29:12.700 AI agent

01:29:15.600 how can you just turn it off

01:29:18.160 if it's able to put

01:29:20.440 okay, alright

01:29:22.040 Emily for Restore says 0.96

01:29:24.580 is Lamo Commies 0.94

01:29:26.880 planned to kick off here

01:29:28.060 20th of November?

01:29:29.440 oh, is that right?

01:29:32.260 in a month's time

01:29:33.620 they're going to at some point, aren't they?

01:29:36.180 the things that are going down in France and Italy

01:29:38.160 will go down here won't they it will happen because they hate they hate us

01:29:43.840 they hate this country and want to see it ruined and burnt down destroyed that's their view

01:29:52.060 yeah okay the fenlander 1665 says we are probably all on a list somewhere in mi5 mi6 yeah

01:30:02.340 I joke about it sometimes

01:30:04.480 That the person listening to me

01:30:06.920 At GCHQ or MI5

01:30:08.400 Like his name's Dave

01:30:09.740 Like morning Dave

01:30:11.600 On your device

01:30:13.200 Morning Dave, you alright

01:30:14.900 Morning Dave

01:30:19.100 People I hope not hate

01:30:22.240 At least hate watching

01:30:23.540 Making a dossier on Lotus Eaters

01:30:25.240 And on me and Carl

01:30:26.440 And a big Harry or whatever

01:30:27.740 There may well be one at MI5

01:30:30.100 Or GCHQ or whatever

01:30:31.800 you have to keep an eye on these evil far-right subversives who aren't breaking any crimes and

01:30:38.040 do everything out in the open you have to keep our eye on them our eye of Sauron

01:30:42.840 morning Dave that dossier getting thick is it good one yeah good job

01:30:55.000 well done your dad proud of you is he proud of what you're doing

01:31:01.800 Okay

01:31:02.700 Erwin Romulus says

01:31:06.000 So the police have announced

01:31:08.320 That can't stroke won't

01:31:10.080 Be keeping order

01:31:11.780 I mean sort of

01:31:13.020 There was a story earlier on

01:31:15.620 Wasn't there saying

01:31:16.200 The police saying

01:31:17.440 If what's happening in France

01:31:18.860 Happened here 1.00

01:31:19.380 We wouldn't be able to react

01:31:20.440 To it quick enough

01:31:21.040 So yeah

01:31:22.520 Just saying they can't

01:31:24.380 Or won't keep order

01:31:25.140 On some level yeah

01:31:26.160 A cynical man

01:31:28.580 Might call that a green light

01:31:30.140 Right

01:31:30.580 Yeah

01:31:31.080 Well that's

01:31:32.200 Yeah quite right

01:31:33.060 That's the more dangerous

01:31:34.320 Element to it

01:31:36.440 Isn't it

01:31:36.880 Yeah some people

01:31:37.560 Many people

01:31:38.360 May well see a story like that

01:31:40.060 And be like

01:31:40.820 Oh

01:31:41.020 Take a look around man

01:31:44.720 All the cops are into something

01:31:46.080 It's Christmas

01:31:47.180 You could still see

01:31:48.100 The

01:31:48.240 A reference to

01:31:57.600 Die Hard 3

01:31:58.340 Die Hard with Vengeance

01:31:59.700 There

01:32:00.020 if anyone's seen that um okay irwin romulus again says naya's first name was iron yeah yeah i know

01:32:10.040 yeah my bevan yeah iron if i pronounced it wrong although you've put in brackets

01:32:13.580 an iron an iron yeah it's a difficult it's a welsh name isn't it it's yeah it's difficult

01:32:19.420 for me as an englishman to pronounce it always has been iron an iron

01:32:24.940 then you put 10 out of 10 for effort though Englishman

01:32:30.500 cheers I mean I appreciate it I try I try

01:32:34.400 okay um next one Mr Gently Benevolent says

01:32:41.200 missed most of the show Uncle Bo so I can only comment on your real estate agent outfit

01:32:47.820 my real estate agent outfit my secondhand car salesman outfit um

01:32:54.940 and then you put uh snazzy has carl gone agreed to give you a chair upgrade well carl hasn't

01:33:01.460 been in the office for the last few days um but we've various people over months

01:33:07.280 have mentioned to carl multiple times that they would like new chairs at least of all for the

01:33:15.600 comfort i don't find them all that uncomfy but though most of the other people do actually find

01:33:19.720 them uncomfortable um let alone the fact they're all threadbare and busted up now

01:33:24.260 we need more chairs new chairs if he's in today i'll i'll mention it to him again

01:33:30.580 oh in fact little harry little harry you there didn't you say just before the show today that

01:33:37.580 you and samson are gonna put together a wish list of all like the things you technically need

01:33:44.560 for the studios so there's there's various upgrades that are on their way hopefully soon

01:33:50.280 and perhaps on that list you'll put you'll put and some new chairs oh definitely there we go

01:33:58.480 so carl's going to get that from multiple uh vectors

01:34:02.560 in all honesty apart from anything else they're bit they're battered they've got battered now

01:34:09.860 If that, for no other reason

01:34:12.440 We should get him

01:34:13.820 Alright, anyway, moving on

01:34:14.620 RookieArmy25 says

01:34:19.560 Have you heard about a pro-Palestine activist spat on the David Amos

01:34:24.300 A pro-Palestine activist spat on the David Amos statue and filmed it

01:34:29.380 RIP, said David Amos 0.62

01:34:30.940 These are absolute shameless filth, aren't they?

01:34:35.240 Anyone who might not know 0.53

01:34:36.040 David Amos was a Conservative MP 1.00

01:34:37.900 they just got murdered by an Islamist 1.00

01:34:39.880 a few years back 1.00

01:34:41.320 he was holding just an MP's

01:34:44.500 what they call it, a surgery 0.95

01:34:46.440 the guy comes in and just stabs him to death 0.97

01:34:48.900 stabs him to death 0.87

01:34:49.860 there's a statue of him 0.89

01:34:54.620 and a pro-Palestine actress spat on it

01:34:56.500 and filled himself doing it

01:34:57.380 they'll wreck a war memorial

01:35:02.860 there's all poppies there

01:35:03.960 poppy wreaths and stuff 0.83

01:35:05.060 they'll just wreck that 0.58

01:35:07.900 yeah they hate us they'll try and burn the union flag on the cenotaph in the middle of white hall

01:35:21.260 and someone like tim stanley or michael gove

01:35:28.700 or jacob reese mogg will try and pretend there's not a problem here

01:35:34.620 There's a problem

01:35:38.100 There's a real bad problem 1.00

01:35:40.060 There's a sectarian nightmare in the pipeline 1.00

01:35:43.740 Along ethnic, racial, religious and tribal lines 1.00

01:35:46.700 Obviously so

01:35:49.320 Why are you pretending there isn't?

01:35:52.040 Why?

01:35:52.620 Why would you pretend there isn't? 0.70

01:35:56.780 That Camilla Tomini or whatever her name is

01:35:58.340 Oh I don't understand

01:35:59.460 I don't understand

01:36:00.580 I think you do actually

01:36:02.880 I think that's performative that you don't get it

01:36:06.240 I think you know

01:36:07.800 Okay

01:36:13.740 ThunderCook2028 says

01:36:16.080 Russia lost in 2022

01:36:18.360 When they failed to take Kiev

01:36:20.420 I mean lost in what sense, what do you mean?

01:36:22.160 Lost what?

01:36:23.800 Wasn't it only ever really to take the Donbass region

01:36:26.060 Which they have taken and currently hold

01:36:28.900 So lost what? 0.55

01:36:30.320 or to completely annex all of ukraine was that ever really their end goal their war aim

01:36:37.920 we talk about two different things thundercourt

01:36:43.100 okay oscar p tell the meadow that's what this person's called themselves oscar p tell the meadow

01:36:54.000 okay you've put speaking of halloween did you hear how our guests are going to integrate by

01:37:02.680 celebrating it they'll pumpkin and then a crying smiley face laughing crying smiley face i don't

01:37:10.800 know what you mean by that really i don't mean by our guests and integration but i don't know

01:37:15.500 the very last bit where you said they'll they'll pumpkin is that a pun oh you're making a pun

01:37:24.000 okay all right i'll move on zombie box reviews oh that's the zombie box reviews i used to stream

01:37:36.080 with uh nate mr h reviews on his mr h reviews channel all about uh tv and movies and pop

01:37:43.260 culture stuff and zombie box reviews was regularly on that it's the same one i take it how are you

01:37:49.100 Mate, appreciate it.

01:37:51.140 You've put, hi Bo, hope you're well mate.

01:37:53.720 Say hi to Nate for me.

01:37:54.780 Will do, will do.

01:37:55.400 In fact, Nate's in today, I believe,

01:37:57.520 on the main podcast of the Low Seaters today.

01:37:59.760 I believe Nate of Mr. H Reviews fame

01:38:02.400 and State of Politics fame,

01:38:04.680 State of Politics,

01:38:05.520 will be on the podcast today.

01:38:08.060 So I will certainly say that to him.

01:38:10.600 How are you, sir?

01:38:11.220 I was saying to Nate just the other week,

01:38:13.200 I was saying,

01:38:14.840 hope those guys we used to stream with,

01:38:17.840 hope they're all still doing well they're a good good good bunch of chaps yeah um yeah i hope you're

01:38:25.920 doing well too sir all right uh mr gently benevolent says england is still the most

01:38:32.880 important bow in the whole world as much as the upstart colonists achieve they're still colonists

01:38:40.580 of uh of england speaking speaking as a penal colonist okay

01:38:47.140 do you think at some point the crown will will retake the 13 colonies

01:38:55.100 okay global foot job history

01:39:01.340 that's what thaddeus has chosen to call himself now at global foot job history he said

01:39:07.880 It is I, Thaddeus Bungo, what was it, Thaddeus Bungo, you've just put TBM, what was it, Thaddeus

01:39:14.220 Bungo McTitpop, wasn't it?

01:39:16.760 Yeah. 0.99

01:39:17.540 Yeah.

01:39:19.160 And I have a query.

01:39:21.560 I am a narcissist and I don't want to break up with my woman before I fix things before

01:39:27.160 us and have a spate of peace and joy so I'm not villainised later.

01:39:34.120 Ideas.

01:39:37.880 I am always of the opinion that when a relationship is broken down, and sort of obviously so,

01:39:46.180 and both parties know that it's never going to be reconciled, you should end the relationship.

01:39:56.580 It's a really bad thing to be scared of ending a relationship, and it is a big thing,

01:40:01.060 especially if you've been together for years and you're sort of codependent

01:40:03.360 and you share a property and there's kids involved and all sorts of stuff.

01:40:07.880 If it's nothing like that, you're just, they're just your girlfriend, and it isn't working anymore, and neither of you are happy, end it.

01:40:16.300 Don't worry about, particularly worry about being villainised later, and all that sort of thing.

01:40:22.360 It's just, if both of you are unhappy, because it's a prison then, otherwise, it's some sort of emotional torture, even.

01:40:34.620 You don't want to be with them, they don't want to be with you.

01:40:37.880 You don't even like each other let alone love each other. Break up. It's difficult

01:40:45.300 isn't it sometimes? It's easy for me to sit here and say that. Some of the most

01:40:49.120 difficult things I've ever had to do is end a relationship. It's never nice when

01:40:52.700 the other one wants to end it with you, is it? It's horrible. It's a horrible thing.

01:40:54.880 Always. It'll be for the best ultimately. Always for the best ultimately. Neither

01:41:02.160 of you really want to be in that relationship. I won't worry about

01:41:05.880 about playing some 4D chess about who's going to blame who afterwards and all that stuff

01:41:10.980 all right the next one is from Holden4567 who says saw Rory Stewart getting into a car in London

01:41:22.600 last Friday in my van got his attention when he put his head out his head out the window

01:41:29.620 And I shouted, you are a, and then you've put a W and the emoji symbol for an anchor.

01:41:38.560 W, anchor.

01:41:41.120 So you shouted that at Rory Stewart, did you?

01:41:48.360 Winning.

01:41:50.540 He's a weird, weird, weird guy. 0.85

01:41:53.140 Looks like Gollum with late stage AIDS, doesn't he? 0.89

01:41:57.100 Gollum's gone full blown.

01:41:59.620 Gollum's got a fatal wasting disease 1.00

01:42:04.000 And his politics are mental 1.00

01:42:06.380 Gross, mental 0.99

01:42:07.840 Globalist subversion 1.00

01:42:16.720 Yeah, it's gross

01:42:17.500 Okay, Zombie Box Reviews again

01:42:20.300 Says

01:42:20.740 You know your government would give us 0.75

01:42:23.840 Would give us death 1.00

01:42:24.940 Because he's American 1.00

01:42:25.600 You know, I'm sorry, our government

01:42:28.660 You know our government would give us death penalty for Facebook posts

01:42:33.040 and unpaid TV licences because we are real criminals.

01:42:38.020 In a crying, laughing emoji.

01:42:41.560 Yeah.

01:42:42.760 If they could left-wing governments, would, wouldn't they? 0.99

01:42:46.060 Left-wingers would like to annihilate all their enemies. 0.80

01:42:50.420 Whenever they've got the opportunity to do that, historically speaking,

01:42:54.000 like Maoist era China, Stalinist era Russia,

01:42:57.200 lots and lots of examples.

01:42:58.660 north korea today those examples they're as ruthless as it can be

01:43:06.740 what about examples from history of right-wing governments that do that yeah yeah i'm not

01:43:09.620 denying that yeah i'm not denying that the leftists do it more and more brutally if anything

01:43:16.740 on a larger scale if anything okay tatum2733 says bow all capitals exclamation mark bow

01:43:25.940 when i rule the world we'll uncover and scan all the carbonized scrolls from herculaneum wow

01:43:33.580 brilliant yes hopefully a full set of livy or something there yeah brilliant brilliant

01:43:37.580 i said once we did a we did a lads hour on if you had elon money if you had bill gates money

01:43:42.960 what would you spend it on one of the things i said it wasn't herculaneum although i completely

01:43:48.440 endorsed that message from tatum i said i even if it took like years and years even if it took

01:43:54.400 decades i'd try and buy up legitimately legally buy up all the properties in the modern day

01:44:00.720 italian town of pompeii because not all of pompeii has been ancient pompeii has been excavated

01:44:06.260 there's a modern town on a big chunk of it i would buy it up legitimately legally even if it took 20

01:44:12.800 years and once i've got it all have it all pulled down and then so you can excavate the rest of

01:44:19.900 ancient pompeii so this idea about uncovering any carbonized scrolls in herculaneum yeah love

01:44:28.420 it yeah i'd be up for that for sure yeah as king of the world you or i whoever gets it whoever gets

01:44:36.240 it i would patronize archaeology on a vast scale yeah love it if i ruled the world the whole world

01:44:48.600 I would do archaeology

01:44:49.800 on the tomb

01:44:50.360 of the first emperor

01:44:51.120 in China

01:44:51.680 see if there really is

01:44:53.940 like a lake

01:44:54.940 of liquid mercury

01:44:56.280 under there

01:44:56.940 get the tomb

01:44:58.800 the unplundered tomb

01:45:00.220 of the first Chinese emperor

01:45:01.660 see if it's really there

01:45:03.440 the Chinese are refusing 0.99

01:45:05.740 aren't they 1.00

01:45:06.160 they're refusing to do that

01:45:07.120 okay

01:45:11.060 James Lee Pevenhall

01:45:12.920 last three here

01:45:13.620 James Lee Pevenhall again says

01:45:14.880 switch off AI

01:45:16.820 with an axe

01:45:17.720 yeah

01:45:18.600 yeah i'd go uh full john connor on it again if i was ruler of the world i'd take all the big

01:45:27.400 ai companies i just go stop this i'm going to treat you like research labs that did research

01:45:33.640 into insanely poisonous nerve agents chemical agents polymers work a project working on a

01:45:43.320 doomsday device that's how i'm going to treat the big ai companies now you're not allowed to do it

01:45:49.520 No, it's obviously insanely dangerous.

01:45:52.220 Maybe allow tiny, tiny pockets of highly restricted research

01:45:55.920 for very, very specific things,

01:45:58.140 like some types of medical research.

01:46:01.640 Maybe, maybe.

01:46:03.440 The rest of it, I'm going to go full John Connor on it.

01:46:06.240 No, you can't do it.

01:46:07.660 No, I'm not going to allow you to do it.

01:46:09.200 It's dangerous.

01:46:11.300 Like a little toddler with a bottle of bleach.

01:46:13.320 No, I'm taking that off of you.

01:46:14.660 No. 0.99

01:46:15.200 Oh, you can cry and bawl and throw a tantrum, 0.99

01:46:17.100 But I'm not letting you have an open container of bleach

01:46:20.820 Two year old

01:46:22.140 No, no

01:46:23.080 I don't care about you crying and bawling about it 1.00

01:46:26.520 Yeah, have your little tantrum 0.90

01:46:27.560 It's for your own good

01:46:30.420 That's how I would treat it myself

01:46:34.420 A bit old fashioned, is it?

01:46:37.540 Well, so be it

01:46:38.920 Alright, last two are from Mr Gently Benevolent

01:46:42.300 Who says

01:46:42.680 Since Wales isn't real

01:46:44.460 you did very well on pronouncing the fake name

01:46:47.260 as Wales' top phrenologist 0.97

01:46:49.660 I can judge this sort of thing

01:46:52.980 for my fake people

01:46:54.640 yeah, the globalists

01:46:57.000 yeah, they do take a pop at Wales, don't they?

01:47:02.400 disproportionately

01:47:02.640 because in the scheme of things in the whole world

01:47:04.700 Wales is actually quite small

01:47:06.100 with a quite small population

01:47:07.360 they do have a pop directly at Wales often, don't they?

01:47:10.920 yeah

01:47:11.100 okay, the last one here today

01:47:12.900 It's from Mr. Gently Benevolent again, he says.

01:47:16.380 Enough with the back pages of the Sun Agony Aunt content, Beau.

01:47:20.980 Was I doing that?

01:47:23.120 Or was that with the end relationships question from Global Footdrop History?

01:47:26.860 Is that, is that, you didn't like that?

01:47:28.200 Okay.

01:47:29.660 You've put, enough with the back pages of the Sun Agony Aunt content, Beau.

01:47:33.140 Unless you want to start a new channel, Beau's Benevolent Bleating.

01:47:37.540 And then you've put dot, dot, dot, actually do that.

01:47:39.460 if you notice out of all the content i make across the various channels i'm on

01:47:45.400 i will very very rarely talk about uh relationships and women and stuff like that

01:47:53.820 like how to pick up women like mig tau all things like this porn very rarely talk about any stuff

01:48:03.840 like that like anime addictions or whatever i don't talk about stuff like that not interested

01:48:11.760 in stuff like that you do whatever you're going to do it's none of my business largely if someone

01:48:15.920 asks me a very very specific question happy to answer it but we'll rarely rarely hardly ever

01:48:23.040 just talk about that stuff just to say i can do a segment today on the podcast of low ceases can

01:48:27.120 make it out whatever i want i know i'm going to use it as a vehicle to like dunk on only fans

01:48:32.880 women no no i'm not interested in that i'm interested in more like history and geopolitics

01:48:39.380 and public policy and stuff but okay you didn't like the the the the agony aunt stuff but then

01:48:47.840 you did say it right at the end actually do do that all right thanks mr gently benevolent i know

01:48:53.960 you're a good guy appreciate it i appreciate all of you that is the show you've been the glorious

01:48:58.340 band the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters it's now 49 minutes past nine got nearly

01:49:05.080 double the bow show that was scheduled for today 49 minutes past nine in the a.m on Thursday 22nd

01:49:11.680 of October in the year of Arnold 2026 thank you for joining me without you guys and gals it just

01:49:16.000 really isn't a thing try and make the best of the day ahead if you can the most important thing most

01:49:20.200 valuable thing you will ever have is your time and it's finite without being too dark about it

01:49:27.160 because it is a slightly disquieting reality

01:49:30.040 that your number of days on this earth are limited.

01:49:33.800 They're finite.

01:49:34.600 Nobody gets out of this alive.

01:49:37.600 So try and make them count.

01:49:39.160 It's probably later than you think.

01:49:40.440 If you're at liberty today,

01:49:41.400 spend your time however you please.

01:49:44.080 Try and do something valuable with it,

01:49:45.540 if you can, if you can.

01:49:48.180 All right.

01:49:49.300 Until tomorrow morning then.

01:49:51.600 Take care.

01:49:57.160 Thank you.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 22, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 22nd October 2026

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