The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 27th August 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning.

00:00:03.180 You alright?

00:00:06.140 Hope you are. Sincerely hope you are.

00:00:08.000 Me? Yeah, no, I'm absolutely fine.

00:00:09.660 Yeah, I've got my collar on my blazer.

00:00:10.960 It was a little bit buggered up there, wasn't it?

00:00:13.180 We're live. What can you do?

00:00:14.280 It's live TV.

00:00:15.640 Except just live in TV. It's just the internet, isn't it?

00:00:18.540 Who are you guys?

00:00:19.420 You're the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers and sisters.

00:00:22.680 Thank you for joining me.

00:00:23.420 Without you guys, it isn't a thing.

00:00:24.580 It's now 8 in the a.m. British summertime on Thursday, 27th of August.

00:00:28.740 in the available 2026 august is going quick isn't it the whole year's going quick crazy

00:00:33.300 as always i'm joined by my producer little harry as nearly always how are you this morning good

00:00:37.320 sir morning i'm all good this embodied voice of the omniscient all-powerful producer there

00:00:42.860 is he even real he is real he is real right that's quite enough faffing about isn't it

00:00:51.300 really not necessary all that sort of fannying around let's just get straight into it what's

00:00:56.800 the news this is the news what's the legacy corporate lamestream media banging on about

00:01:02.540 this morning what are they trying to pretend it isn't or isn't important what are they lying to

00:01:06.700 us about by omission if nothing else what's that cabal of evil quite frankly evil fleet street

00:01:10.640 editors trying to beam directly into our eyeballs and brain boxes this morning we've got britain's

00:01:16.480 lost in the pool flood there's been a big flood well um sorry harry would you mind just checking

00:01:23.220 the focus on the main camera there for me i think it's ever so slightly out thanks um

00:01:28.100 it's been a big flood we'll say flood it's more like a land looks more like a landslide well

00:01:32.740 flood stroke landslide where do you definition of that anyway a mudslide flood in the pool

00:01:40.180 and tibet that region that region i mean it is monsoon season i think it's the height of

00:01:46.420 the monsoon season um and regal has landed what an odd way of putting that regal has landed what

00:01:52.100 william regal harry it's uh sorry not not you harry he was just in the room with the camera

00:02:00.740 and i said harry and he thought i mean harry um harry sex coberg and gotha uh and his annoying

00:02:07.380 wife and they're completely innocent kids uh have landed back in britain

00:02:14.340 the eagle has landed the ginger eagle has landed okay they're the main stories of everything that's

00:02:20.020 Going on in the world

00:02:20.740 That you could talk about

00:02:21.480 That's what they've decided

00:02:22.220 To go with

00:02:22.640 The times

00:02:23.440 The venerable times

00:02:25.020 We'll talk about this later

00:02:26.780 It's one of the other

00:02:27.740 Big stories in the news

00:02:28.680 This morning

00:02:29.040 Meta to pay

00:02:30.000 18 billion dollars

00:02:31.200 In child harm case

00:02:33.080 We'll get to it

00:02:34.180 Britain's lost

00:02:35.560 In the pool flood

00:02:36.640 Yeah I mean

00:02:38.700 Some of the

00:02:39.180 If you haven't seen it

00:02:40.000 Some of the images

00:02:41.080 Or some of the footage

00:02:42.140 It is like something

00:02:44.740 Out of a disaster movie

00:02:45.980 Sometimes you see things

00:02:49.940 and it's like that is like cinematic like in a bad way a cinematic that is like something

00:02:55.580 from a film it really is you know like 9-11 or like that um that tsunami in japan when the tide

00:03:04.760 just kept coming in so is this even real but it is real of course yeah it just swept through so

00:03:10.320 fast so fast there's no way you could outrun it no way no way if he was in its path you're done

00:03:14.880 Anyway there's at least

00:03:17.140 I mean this says raging waters kill at least

00:03:19.280 160 people

00:03:20.500 Around the Tibet border dozens of UK

00:03:23.160 Citizens among hundreds missing so 1.00

00:03:24.940 This is already old because obviously they go to

00:03:27.200 Print last night don't they 160

00:03:29.100 It's way more than that already way more

00:03:31.180 And there's hundreds and hundreds and

00:03:33.200 Hundreds of people missing so

00:03:35.140 The death toll on this thing would probably be

00:03:36.800 Reasonably higher

00:03:37.880 I mean it came through so fast

00:03:40.660 It looks more like a

00:03:44.880 a landslide mudslide than the true flood but okay i mean that's that region it's a very very sort

00:03:51.440 of unstable region it's interesting actually over the i've i've been fascinated by everest

00:03:58.320 the everest massive and all the history of people trying to climb it even back in the 19th century

00:04:05.200 mallory hillary the 1996 disaster i'm fascinated by over the last couple of weeks

00:04:13.040 I've listened to the audiobooks of Into Thin Air and The Climb

00:04:18.780 Two books about the same 1996 Everest disaster

00:04:21.840 Anyway, a lot of those books, especially The Climb

00:04:24.580 This is generally talking about Everest and Nepal

00:04:27.760 And Kathmandu and the region in general

00:04:31.820 All sorts of things about it

00:04:33.200 I'm fascinated by it

00:04:34.620 In fact, I did a tweet just last night, actually

00:04:36.620 Just talking about the Hillary step

00:04:38.540 Which I now know

00:04:41.500 some some clever clogs no shade that sounded like i'm having a pop i'm not some clever clogs

00:04:47.100 well done uh on twitter said the hillary step's not there even anymore there there's a there was

00:04:53.420 a earthquake in 2015 and a bunch of the rocks the boulders fell off literally quite literally fell

00:05:00.200 off where the hillary step used to be this 40 foot sheer rock face now it's like a 15 foot

00:05:05.980 boulder thing now you can just scramble over it there's a you don't need fixed ropes or anything

00:05:10.260 Anyway, Nepal, the Nepal region 0.99

00:05:13.860 It's a very, very, very dangerous place

00:05:17.640 It's a dangerous place, you know, like, geologically speaking

00:05:21.300 You know, there's all sorts of things that can catch you out

00:05:24.880 And, well, anyway, anyway

00:05:26.440 Footage of this is remarkable

00:05:28.840 I mean, have we got, is there any footage even?

00:05:31.640 See if we can get

00:05:32.460 Okay, you can look it up in your own time

00:05:35.880 But, well, you see, 800 on the website

00:05:38.800 That's obviously a bit more up to date

00:05:40.080 800 missing in the pool they fear a lot more look that come sweeping through so it's not just water

00:05:47.420 there'll be massive rocks and stuff in in in that so it's not just like you get swept away or if

00:05:53.700 you're a really strong swimmer you might be all right now you'll be you'll be battered and crushed

00:05:57.420 terrible i mean let's see if this will be a bit of clip standing in front of this hospital tonight

00:06:05.240 in kashmandu it is clear that the disaster is still unfolding survivors are being brought here

00:06:19.480 officials are describing the destruction as beyond imagination entire settlements have

00:06:25.640 been hit roads have been ripped apart and bridges swept away and key infrastructure

00:06:31.160 badly damaged along one of nepal okay they're not showing the thing but if you can look it up in

00:06:36.840 your own time but yeah well terrible if you were there terrible if you're there that's that's the

00:06:42.200 probably the main story in the british news cycle today royal return harry and megan land back in

00:06:49.240 uk after six years away what happens next don't care what happens next i would like to tell you

00:06:53.560 what i'd like to happen next is that they don't report on them constantly so i'd like to happen

00:06:58.920 next, and constantly tell me what Meghan and Harry are doing or saying or haven't done

00:07:04.380 and said. Please, they won't, they won't. They're obsessed with them. Obsessed with

00:07:12.720 them. Dozens of Britons among hundreds missing as devastating flash floods hit Nepal. Right.

00:07:20.120 Okay, here's another story, probably the other main story today. Meta agrees. $17 billion,

00:07:27.060 dollars i've seen it reported other places 18 billion dollars i always think that's weird when

00:07:30.880 they report something like that and the numbers aren't exactly right i don't want to be too much

00:07:36.100 for a pedant i'm going to be too pedantic about it but so is it 17 or is it 18 billion dollars

00:07:42.880 i know the other thing it's a billion dollars difference it's not nothing anyway anyway

00:07:48.600 meta agrees 17 billion dollar payout over claim it's tech harms children so basically the story

00:07:55.340 is meta was being taken to court by like 29 different u.s states the state were taking them

00:08:02.060 to to court and in all and and zuck himself would have to testify in these cases what what what did

00:08:10.100 zuck know and when because the allegations are he knew he had internal meta data analysis research

00:08:19.160 showing that it did harm the mental health of children that he knew that ahead of time wasn't

00:08:24.240 doing anything about it, or in fact even covering it up, they'd have to testify in court.

00:08:28.280 So in order to not have to do that, he's settled out of court, they've decided to basically

00:08:32.040 settle out of court with all these 29 states, to the tune of 17 or 18 billion dollars.

00:08:42.280 So Mr Zuckerberg doesn't have to face cross-examination.

00:08:49.220 But also, as well as part of that, in the US at least, they'll have to change the way

00:08:53.560 they do business basically was it things like um if you're under 18 you can only have a certain

00:08:59.400 number of hours a day on it like no notifications during school hours you can't use it at night

00:09:06.320 you know relatively drastic things i mean drastic depends how you look at it but just a complete

00:09:15.200 unfettered free access to things like facebook and instagram under 18s in the u.s coming to an end

00:09:23.560 Company to implement major changes

00:09:27.100 To restrict use of Facebook and Instagram 1.00

00:09:28.860 For under-18s to settle landmark case 0.98

00:09:30.640 Against a brought-by

00:09:32.160 29 US states

00:09:33.040 The Guardian

00:09:36.000 Ooh

00:09:36.380 Ooh

00:09:37.060 Still talk about Dolly

00:09:50.480 Dear old Dolly

00:09:51.120 Poor old Dolly 1.00

00:09:51.820 She's in a better place 0.76

00:09:53.420 PM dropped support for donations cap after lobbying from unions

00:09:59.880 So Andy Bumham, King Andy, the first of his name

00:10:04.520 With his guyliner, Amanskara

00:10:06.280 He was talking about how he wanted to

00:10:10.840 Well, not just talking about how there is a bill

00:10:12.700 Even before he was Prime Minister

00:10:14.620 To reform some of the detail around how politics is done

00:10:20.800 What was it called?

00:10:22.780 I can't remember what it's called

00:10:25.580 That writing's too small for me these days

00:10:27.960 Some sort of

00:10:30.340 Act of Parliament

00:10:31.100 To reform some of the things around

00:10:34.260 All sorts of elements

00:10:36.440 Of our business

00:10:37.740 Our business

00:10:39.320 The business of politics

00:10:41.340 One element of which was funding

00:10:43.820 Campaign funding

00:10:44.820 Because we do things very differently here

00:10:47.060 Don't we compared to the US

00:10:48.340 In the US

00:10:50.160 You can spend a lot of money

00:10:52.720 on your campaign if you want to we don't have that there's there's um all sorts of limits and

00:10:59.820 anyway they wanted to they wanted to limit it even further in some ways it's actually a little

00:11:05.600 bit complicated when you drill down into it it's a little bit complicated because there's all sorts

00:11:09.060 of other there's all sorts of um different rules for different things put it that way one of the

00:11:16.440 things was about unions there's raising money just yourself they're just spending your own

00:11:22.920 private money should you be a very rich person there's taking donations taking donations from

00:11:27.560 foreign people okay one of the things is about taking money from unions

00:11:32.180 and they were gonna apparently they were gonna count as part of the bill was gonna try and cap

00:11:39.080 that which is odd for the labor party to do that but okay apparently they were going to well

00:11:45.060 Andy Bumham now has had a bit of pressure from the unions

00:11:48.520 And he says he's going to backtrack on that

00:11:52.600 He's not going to do that now

00:11:53.540 That's a surprise

00:11:55.200 How surprising

00:11:56.520 PM dropped support for donations cap

00:11:59.500 After lobbying from unions

00:12:02.180 Donations cap from unions

00:12:03.940 Anyone who doesn't know 0.95

00:12:05.540 Might be foreign or very young perhaps

00:12:07.800 Labour, the Labour Party

00:12:10.980 Get loads of their money from unions

00:12:13.460 they're completely sort of formally affiliated with a bunch of unions it's not just like they're

00:12:20.120 they're buddies they're long-term buddies and it's just a handshake even going back to the 1920s

00:12:28.100 or whatever no it's a formal like affiliation thing like even in certain circumstances when

00:12:33.880 Labour pick a new leader the unions get a vote in certain circumstances you know like in the

00:12:38.940 Ed Miliband one they did in this Burnham one they didn't because enough parliamentary Labour

00:12:46.140 party enough MPs voted for Andy so it needn't even go to the membership or the unions anyway

00:12:53.680 the unions give Labour loads of money I mean millions and millions of pounds

00:12:58.640 every time there's an election millions two million here five million there

00:13:02.480 you think oh that's a bit unfair so all the other parties don't get that yeah yeah yeah

00:13:08.920 that's how that works. That's how that little stitch up works. That little cabal. Anyway,

00:13:21.640 again, it's surprising to me in the first instance that Labour were thinking about putting

00:13:26.120 a cap on that. Well, the unions have come to them and said, don't do that, don't do

00:13:29.780 that, don't do that. And Andy Byrne's going, OK, I won't do that. Couldn't have seen that

00:13:36.000 coming because the unions you might think the unions not want to necessarily pay millions of

00:13:43.600 pounds well that's their power though isn't it that's their power whilst the unions whilst the

00:13:49.640 labour party rely on the unions to some degree to a large degree for funding well then the unions

00:13:56.000 have got the labour party over a barrel haven't they that's their power quite a real bit of power

00:14:03.260 there really isn't it i don't want to give that up they don't want a cap on that 1.00

00:14:08.460 oh god damn lefties ugh they can't stop cheating can they lefties 1.00

00:14:19.980 it's in their dna to cheat 1.00

00:14:26.860 okay meta to pay 17 billion to end social media lawsuit yeah just bring it to an end

00:14:33.260 imagine Zuck's lawyers coming to him you can go on trial 29 different times or

00:14:40.460 you could just pay 17 billion dollars and it's done with

00:14:47.260 and change and change like the nature of Facebook for under 18s could do that

00:14:54.380 and he's obviously gone oh good okay hundreds feared dead in Nepal flash

00:15:01.620 floods they're terrible terrible if he was in the way of it it's so fast so fast

00:15:09.620 if you um if you see that footage from the japan tsunami

00:15:18.580 it wasn't that fast or different places different times it was faster than others

00:15:22.340 but largely if you reacted quick enough you could have got out of the way of it possibly quite

00:15:28.980 probably it wasn't like this giant tidal wave moving at 80 mile an hour it wasn't that it was

00:15:33.300 like the tide was coming in quickly coming quickly it was like the tide was coming i just didn't stop

00:15:37.480 coming in he reacted quickly as long as you weren't infirmed or certainly if you had a car

00:15:42.760 and there's sirens sirens wailing because they knew the earthquake had happened out at sea

00:15:47.620 for an hour or more before you could have got out of the way of that this no chance no chance

00:15:54.860 That's terrifying isn't it

00:15:57.260 Terrifying

00:15:57.800 Alright the metro

00:15:58.940 The metro

00:16:10.940 Pure subversive 1.00

00:16:13.100 Anti-white slop 0.99

00:16:14.760 Have a look in the metro 0.99

00:16:15.980 How anti-white it is 0.99

00:16:18.040 It's this weird outgroup fetish 0.98

00:16:22.100 For anyone that's brown 1.00

00:16:23.100 In it 1.00

00:16:24.860 Weird, weird

00:16:27.520 Brits among almost 600 lost in Nepal flood

00:16:32.040 See, they just don't know the numbers

00:16:33.180 They just don't know the numbers

00:16:34.420 Look, just whole building is just like ripped

00:16:44.240 Ripped apart

00:16:46.280 Tourists vanish in deadly surge

00:16:54.860 If you ever go to the Nepal region 0.88

00:16:57.100 Be careful, that's all I would say

00:16:58.560 There's loads of stories of

00:17:01.860 Well, what they're saying actually

00:17:04.540 Have a quick look

00:17:05.600 They're saying it might be a glacial thing

00:17:07.340 Let me just find one of the other websites for you

00:17:12.860 Well, on the mail they say

00:17:17.720 Tsunami from the sky

00:17:19.680 With 200 metre high waves

00:17:22.060 Was sparked by glacier

00:17:24.020 There you go

00:17:24.660 sparked by a glacier obviously much higher up in the mountains

00:17:27.960 dumping 20 million cubic meters of water

00:17:31.900 as images show devastating devastation beyond imagination

00:17:36.980 20 million cubic meters of water from up on high in a glacial region

00:17:42.640 but you know that when that comes down it will take loads more material with it

00:17:47.700 and by the time it hits like a town or city

00:17:50.580 it's just like this unstoppable storm of boulders moving really fast i mean yeah no chance no chance

00:18:00.040 without running it you barely be able to drive away from it especially through sort of the

00:18:04.760 winding cities of some nepalese village i don't know you're in its path you're done

00:18:09.500 yeah and a few of them are saying it's like a glacial like a glacier if the glacier broke off

00:18:18.100 or if there was like a barrier, if there was like a, what do they call it, like a, a lake

00:18:27.900 at high altitude, a lake that's being held, it's like an ice barrier that's holding a

00:18:33.280 lake in place, and for whatever reason, that ice barrier breaks or falls away, and all

00:18:37.740 the water in this lake goes. 1.00

00:18:40.760 all right let's carry on with the papers the daily mail pure subversive slop this woman asks 1.00

00:18:52.740 was it that she put on so much weight did that contribute to her breast cancer 1.00

00:18:57.600 over 30 britons missing in the pool flash flooding is grow over for tourists after

00:19:08.440 huge torrent of destruction okay harry and megan they're back back in black don't sing it don't

00:19:17.800 sing back in black yes i'm back okay without taxpayer funding security for now

00:19:32.600 maybe you can ask elton john to pay for it

00:19:34.280 maybe just don't go out much stay on royal estates how about that i'm not interested in seeing you

00:19:41.200 out you want to go to ascot or something travel with other royals

00:19:47.540 that have got security already maybe do that travel within their entourage

00:19:53.560 why don't you hang around with your uncle andrew

00:20:00.240 oh oh okay all right the telegraph the daily toregraph zionist slop now that seems to hate

00:20:11.540 this country for some reason germany in talks to fund trident this is quite interesting to me

00:20:17.180 relatively interesting berlin looks uh to invest in uk's nuclear defense under plans to end europe's

00:20:23.580 reliance on us i doubt that will happen but it's an interesting story anyway really doubt that will

00:20:28.960 happen but the americans would not be happy with that would they try to be in our our britain's

00:20:42.060 nuclear deterrent well the missiles that the nuclear warheads are on right that we just buy

00:20:52.100 From the United States 0.89

00:20:53.100 The Germans could fund it

00:20:58.000 Germans are not allowed nukes

00:20:59.540 Even to this day

00:21:00.400 Not allowed

00:21:01.140 Okay

00:21:06.060 Alright

00:21:06.700 You know like that bridge

00:21:07.700 That bridge just swept away

00:21:09.400 In the footage

00:21:10.200 Steel bridge

00:21:11.540 Relatively big steel bridge

00:21:12.760 Just swept away

00:21:13.360 Okay

00:21:16.260 See here's the number

00:21:18.500 Meta to pay 13 billion dollars

00:21:20.440 What is it?

00:21:22.100 and boost child safety in big tobacco moment yeah it could be that's not a bad analogy

00:21:27.840 you know like big tobacco when finally after years and years and years of people saying

00:21:31.540 smoking does give people cancer and emphysema and stuff and it's really bad

00:21:36.080 and damages your health in loads of other ways as well and throat cancer mouth cancer whatever

00:21:41.380 loads loads of things and the big tobacco go no it doesn't no it doesn't no look we've paid for

00:21:48.560 loads of research that shows that it doesn't

00:21:50.260 and in the end it was just purely

00:21:54.640 undeniable there was enough sort of

00:21:56.380 big cases brought against them which

00:21:58.480 would have been slammed or were slam dunk cases

00:22:00.660 like you the tobacco companies

00:22:04.080 you encouraged me my whole life to

00:22:06.520 smoke and told me it wasn't dangerous but it is

00:22:08.560 and now I'm dying or whatever

00:22:10.380 somebody in my family has died from it and you

00:22:12.540 said it wasn't dangerous but it is

00:22:13.940 and then big tobacco had to

00:22:16.360 finally concede and this is all

00:22:18.320 in the 90s 1990s um finally concede and then change like to this day you ever buy cigarettes

00:22:25.620 or tobacco it's just most of the packet it's just a massive sign saying remember smoking will kill

00:22:32.180 you you're not allowed to have tobacco advertising on loads of things like in formula one formula one

00:22:40.440 cars used to have loads of tobacco advertising on it like ferrari at marlboro didn't they

00:22:45.960 Williams had like

00:22:48.860 William Hill or whatever

00:22:52.100 Or no

00:22:53.400 Camel

00:22:55.620 Williams had camel 0.99

00:22:57.620 Well anyway

00:22:58.540 Yeah you're just not allowed that

00:22:59.760 Like loads of places

00:23:00.500 Loads of public things

00:23:01.380 Like a big

00:23:01.880 You know

00:23:03.020 Most sports things

00:23:04.620 You won't see many or any

00:23:06.780 Like billboards in the background

00:23:10.680 That the camera might see

00:23:11.700 With tobacco stuff on it

00:23:13.240 is this sort of a big tobacco moment for social media or for meta at least

00:23:20.380 in the news a bit it was meta saying so is zuckerberg saying oh also tiktok tiktok do it as

00:23:26.480 well tiktok are bad too classic maccabee police chief in misconduct hearing do you remember that

00:23:36.200 a year ago or so was it longer ago i can't remember maccabee tel aviv an israeli football

00:23:40.860 team would come to Birmingham, yeah it was Birmingham, yeah, play a football game, and

00:23:47.040 all the Muslims of Birmingham went berserk, and the police of Birmingham, the white police 0.97

00:23:54.340 of Birmingham, just sided with the Muslim mob, and refused to let the Maccabee Tel Aviv 0.92

00:24:02.960 team into Birmingham and play that match make of that what you will oh and the

00:24:12.180 police chief that did that it was taken like they brought him before like a

00:24:16.440 select committee didn't they remember that he eventually lost his job and he

00:24:21.860 doubled down on it saying no I did nothing wrong I'll do it again if

00:24:24.720 anything well now now he is actually in in the midst of a misconduct inquiry

00:24:32.960 is it the police's job despite what your feelings are about israel

00:24:40.500 and tel aviv maccabee tel aviv football club it's not a great precedent is it if a mob comes out on

00:24:49.940 the street an islamic mob any mob really and they're demanding something

00:24:56.920 and the police just go okay yeah we're gonna do that it's not a great precedent 0.99

00:25:02.900 Great precedent

00:25:08.180 Because there's nothing by the letter of the law

00:25:10.320 Nothing in the law saying

00:25:12.000 Maccabee Tel Aviv couldn't or shouldn't play that football game

00:25:14.780 In regards to

00:25:15.900 Your feelings about Israel

00:25:17.480 There's nothing unlawful about that football team

00:25:20.200 Playing a game at Aston Villa

00:25:22.140 I think it was at Villa Park wasn't it

00:25:23.280 Anyway

00:25:23.540 But this mob came out and stopped it

00:25:27.180 And the police capitulated to them

00:25:28.740 Not ideal is it

00:25:30.320 Harper Killers, hero police officer Harper, his killers

00:25:37.840 To stay in jail suggests Minister

00:25:39.840 They can't make up their mind on that, can you?

00:25:42.200 Can they?

00:25:47.120 They don't seem to be able to make up their mind

00:25:49.000 Come to a firm decision one way or the other on that

00:25:52.520 It just keeps fascinating back and forth, doesn't it?

00:25:54.500 They will be let out

00:25:55.420 The government can't do anything about it

00:25:56.900 They won't be let out

00:25:57.560 We insist they won't be let out 0.77

00:25:58.460 But they are going to be let out

00:25:59.520 Ministers can't do anything about it

00:26:01.280 Ministers are going to do something about it

00:26:03.280 Tim Curry's died

00:26:08.800 Oh, Tim Curry

00:26:10.060 Young people

00:26:12.360 Harry, do you know Tim Curry?

00:26:14.580 I don't, no

00:26:15.500 Feel old yet

00:26:18.600 Tim Curry, the actor

00:26:22.700 Was in loads of stuff

00:26:24.380 Really good actor, liked Tim Curry

00:26:25.980 He was in that one

00:26:27.300 For some reason they've got a lot of pictures of him

00:26:29.340 He was in the Rocky Horror Show

00:26:30.760 A film, The Rocky Horror Show 1.00

00:26:32.260 Where he does play like a transvestite type dude 1.00

00:26:36.020 So of course 1.00

00:26:38.720 The global homo 1.00

00:26:40.020 Media 1.00

00:26:41.280 Out of probably

00:26:43.560 Thousands, well not probably, definitely

00:26:45.220 Thousands of thousands, tens of thousands

00:26:47.560 Of possible images of Tim Curry

00:26:49.360 A career that lasted decades and decades

00:26:51.620 And decades

00:26:52.200 They picked the one when he's dressed up as a 1.00

00:26:55.060 As a freak tranny 0.99

00:26:59.340 there's one film he was in where he did that 1.00

00:27:02.140 if you didn't know him

00:27:04.220 like you'll have if you were young

00:27:06.400 if you didn't know him you might think 0.91

00:27:08.080 why are we celebrating the death of this weirdo

00:27:12.040 it was one film he was in

00:27:14.280 he usually plays

00:27:16.500 like some sort of

00:27:18.220 posh, urbane

00:27:19.720 gentleman type figure most of the time

00:27:21.740 anyway 0.60

00:27:24.120 yeah he's dead 0.54

00:27:25.840 he's died, shame, he was good 1.00

00:27:27.840 liked him curry

00:27:28.660 Funny dude

00:27:30.660 He'd been very ill for a long time though

00:27:32.740 Hadn't he? Very ill

00:27:33.480 I think he'd had a stroke

00:27:35.700 Or more than one stroke

00:27:36.800 Like a few years back even

00:27:40.120 And he was like in a wheelchair

00:27:41.360 Couldn't speak properly

00:27:43.300 He hadn't been in a good place for a long time

00:27:48.980 Poor old Tim Curry

00:27:50.900 Anyways finally

00:27:52.960 He's finally died

00:27:54.300 Rest in peace

00:27:57.220 Tim Curry

00:27:57.860 again is in a better place

00:27:59.740 almost certainly

00:28:00.420 alright

00:28:04.480 alright

00:28:06.060 the express

00:28:07.760 the daily express

00:28:08.940 it's a good paper

00:28:10.140 read your express now

00:28:15.480 if you must

00:28:16.820 pure globalist slop 0.82

00:28:25.620 Cynically trying to pretend 0.93

00:28:28.940 It's patriotic

00:28:30.500 Or nativist

00:28:33.180 In any way

00:28:34.340 It's not

00:28:35.080 It's a wolf in sheep's clothing

00:28:37.880 Girl 13 among dozens of

00:28:42.100 Britons

00:28:43.740 Missing in devastating floods

00:28:45.280 Dolly Parton

00:28:49.680 Dear old Dolly 0.99

00:28:52.160 She's gone 0.96

00:28:54.020 Campaigners warn older people will have to take

00:28:57.600 Quote, drastic action quote

00:28:59.180 As energy bills rise

00:29:00.640 Put a sweater on, put a woolly on

00:29:03.360 I shouldn't downplay it

00:29:06.240 Britain's OAP is facing dire winter

00:29:09.220 As bills set to go up by 4%

00:29:13.380 I said

00:29:13.960 Yeah, our energy sector

00:29:19.620 In all sorts of disarray 1.00

00:29:24.020 but then you know you talk about something like this the real real reality of some old people 0.99

00:29:31.040 that haven't got a great deal of money struggling to pay their bills might even end up not being

00:29:37.300 able to and then freezing to death in winter it's not uncommon you might think oh calm down

00:29:43.000 that's a massive exaggeration that's not going to happen it does happen every year every year

00:29:46.260 that happens yeah you say that to eco people that insist we can't drill in the north sea

00:29:52.500 what do they say to that they don't care they're just like yeah that's really bad anyway my insane

00:29:58.080 ideology anyway let's keep going with the insane ideology that makes no sense when you put it under

00:30:05.180 a tiny bit of scrutiny when you scratch the surface of the reasoning of it it makes no 1.00

00:30:09.620 sense whatsoever anyway just let the old people freeze to death 0.98

00:30:13.820 i don't care i don't care the eco the ideologically captured eco types don't care about that 0.90

00:30:24.820 all right i don't understand what sloppy joke look they decided to put that one

00:30:30.680 that picture of tim curry in rocky horror show honestly thousands of images of him looking

00:30:36.180 great in like a suit no that one no the rocky horror show from like 50 years ago or whatever

00:30:43.580 it was. 40 year old film, whatever it is. Harry and Meg and kids in UK, Regal has landed.

00:30:54.260 What do you mean Regal has landed? What does that mean? Regal has landed. That's not proper

00:30:59.100 English. What kind of sentence is that? Regal has landed. Yeah, the Daily Star. Regal has

00:31:11.140 Glanded. 1.00

00:31:12.640 Idiots. 1.00

00:31:14.220 Alright, the mirror. 1.00

00:31:16.000 Labour Party organ, the mirror.

00:31:19.340 Still going with Dolly.

00:31:22.280 Singer died suddenly by...

00:31:24.480 Sorry, sorry.

00:31:25.480 Singer died surrounded by loved ones after a brief secret cancer battle.

00:31:30.260 She made you feel at the centre of the world.

00:31:34.360 She did buy into the vaccine hoax, though.

00:31:36.860 Two held after houseblaze.

00:31:39.260 Gang revenge fears over the deaths...

00:31:40.920 yeah this is a slightly odd one there's this house fire in middlesbrough do you start the

00:31:48.500 beginning do you remember earlier in the week or was it on sunday when it actually happened but it

00:31:53.260 was reported earlier in the week there was that car of five lads in middlesbrough that were in a

00:32:00.060 police chase around suburbia then took it onto a dual carriageway went down the wrong row wrong way

00:32:06.020 of a dual carriageway crashed headlong into a police car coming the other way and all seven

00:32:11.040 people involved in that died remember that well now in Middlesbrough there's been a house fire

00:32:18.020 two people died in it a seven year old girl and her auntie a 30 something year old auntie

00:32:24.640 died in this house fire and the corporate lamestream media are saying that these incidents

00:32:33.800 are linked in some way to do like gang gangs gang warfare keep saying today police believe

00:32:41.400 or it seems to be that the that is linked they're not saying exactly exactly how it's linked

00:32:48.760 like a revenge they're linked and it's revenge

00:32:54.520 okay revenge i mean what do you mean revenge for what what's going on a bit murky at the moment

00:33:00.360 maybe all the details will emerge but gang revenge fears over fire deaths just a house file

00:33:08.120 so i guess they say well they are saying it was set deliberately

00:33:11.960 cops probe link between a66 crash and quote-unquote murders of girl seven and her aunt

00:33:21.320 well you know in some of the other headlines some of the other main uh

00:33:25.320 websites

00:33:27.460 they're saying

00:33:28.680 Middlesbrough is like a tinderbox at the moment

00:33:31.440 Middlesbrough could explode

00:33:33.360 with all sorts of gang violence now

00:33:35.040 it's like a counter revenge

00:33:37.240 for this revenge

00:33:38.600 what revenge?

00:33:42.040 it was five kids

00:33:43.400 young men

00:33:45.040 drove the wrong way down a road

00:33:48.800 and crashed into a cop car

00:33:49.800 what revenge? what's going on?

00:33:51.080 anyway

00:33:51.320 well there's obviously a lot there

00:33:52.800 a lot more there

00:33:53.820 isn't there than what the media is actually reporting okay two people two poor people almost

00:33:59.940 certainly i was gonna say almost certainly innocent of course the little girl is who knows

00:34:03.560 what that aren't oh it does they're not saying is that aren't to do with something is she wrapped

00:34:10.360 up in the fairest gang i don't i doubt it well i don't know sorry i'll leave it at that i don't

00:34:16.320 know what on earth all this is and what's going on there but they're saying middlesbrough is some

00:34:21.080 Sort of like gangland tinderbox at the moment

00:34:23.420 Alright, I guess we'll watch this space

00:34:29.740 The FT, the Financial Times

00:34:33.780 They go with the thing in the pool of course

00:34:35.640 Burn and battles, budget jitters

00:34:37.800 We've pledged to take pressure off business

00:34:39.820 Focus on growth rate

00:34:41.280 Wealth creators backed

00:34:42.740 Closer ties with EU 0.67

00:34:44.400 Need for social responsibility

00:34:46.140 Oh, it's all so tiresome, isn't it?

00:34:48.780 It's all so very, very tiresome

00:34:51.080 Focus on growth rate

00:34:52.860 Maybe stop flooding us with low skilled people that become dependent on the state

00:35:01.520 Maybe try and reduce the insane amount of welfare we pay

00:35:06.760 The insane amount that's spent daily on the NHS

00:35:11.160 To try and treat the millions of extra people that are here

00:35:19.180 Try and reduce borrowing to pay for all of that.

00:35:22.680 Would that help growth?

00:35:24.180 Not going to do any of that.

00:35:24.960 More safe and legal routes, if anything. 1.00

00:35:26.920 More third world barbarians, 0.89

00:35:28.640 unvetted fighting-age barbarians, if anything.

00:35:33.400 Okay.

00:35:34.440 But you're focused on growth.

00:35:35.600 Are you focused on growth?

00:35:36.980 You're not focused on growth. 1.00

00:35:38.720 You're focused on flooding us with foreign people 1.00

00:35:40.920 for some insane suicidal reason. 1.00

00:35:46.480 You're not focused on growth.

00:35:47.780 Pretend you're focused on growth

00:35:49.620 The iPaper

00:35:53.260 I go with the social media thing

00:35:54.820 Social media addiction

00:35:56.180 Tech giant pays $17 billion

00:35:58.380 Over child harm

00:36:00.180 Facebook and Instagram chief

00:36:02.080 Mark Zuckerberg

00:36:03.600 Saved from testifying in trial

00:36:07.420 After firm's whistleblower

00:36:10.180 Gives evidence that the tech chief

00:36:12.300 Knew of harm caused to children 0.88

00:36:13.880 What did the Zuck know and when?

00:36:16.760 His firm Meta is accused of deliberately targeting teenagers with product features as addictive as cigarettes or online casinos, despite links to severe mental health problems.

00:36:31.700 Nice. Well done.

00:36:33.480 Social media group denies allegations

00:36:37.200 But must change apps in US

00:36:39.400 To protect American children

00:36:41.140 With two hour daily limits

00:36:43.460 Night time block

00:36:45.080 And no notifications in school hours

00:36:47.960 Campaign

00:36:50.840 I thought the United States was the land of the free

00:36:53.380 It's the land of the heavily restricted

00:36:56.320 Okay

00:36:56.900 Campaigners are inspired by legal playbook

00:37:00.240 Used against big tobacco in the 1990s

00:37:02.780 i mean it's probably for the best though i mean i say i have a little swipe there

00:37:06.680 probably for the best though isn't it if it's that bad if it's that bad i mean other than twitter i

00:37:13.640 don't go on social media very much at all well at all really i'm not on facebook haven't been

00:37:17.880 for years i haven't got a twitter or on instagram sorry i haven't got an instagram or tiktok but no

00:37:22.520 intention of getting one if it is that bad for kids it's that addictive and it's that sort of

00:37:27.860 damaging maybe it's for the best campaigners are inspired oh yeah okay there uh no pledge

00:37:33.780 no pledge to make apps safer in uk as medicals on tiktok and rivals to also change

00:37:40.720 classic hey look there's also tiktok also they're doing it as well 0.97

00:37:45.080 mark zuckerberg is some sort of evil douchebag though isn't he some sort of robot evil robot man

00:37:54.200 the sun after a66 horror cop crash valentina 7 innocent victim of joyrider gang war 0.98

00:38:06.140 it's a gang war they're burning down houses with little kids in them what

00:38:12.720 what schoolgirl and aunt die in house plays two held for two held for murder as as feud spirals

00:38:21.820 There's a gang war feud in Middlesbrough

00:38:24.760 Burning down houses 0.99

00:38:30.360 With little kiddies in the house 1.00

00:38:33.860 They're the increasingly

00:38:43.480 Concerning front pages

00:38:47.080 Of the British print media today

00:38:49.380 should we check in on the price of crude we do that on the show don't we do it about this time

00:38:55.380 of the show whatever okay if you wanted to buy or sell a barrel of brent brent crude on the open

00:39:01.080 market it's going to cost you a shade over 87 dollars it's remarkably low isn't it for a six

00:39:06.780 month war in the persian gulf and the streets of hormuz being closed or effectively on and off

00:39:11.760 largely, I wanted to buy or sell a barrel of West Texas, $81, about the price when this

00:39:23.820 war started, remarkable, remarkable, alright, let's have a look at our poll, we do our poll

00:39:29.020 this time of the show, don't we, have a quick look, if you bring that up for me, if you

00:39:33.080 don't mind sir, alright, we asked you guys, oh, about my holiday, I think we asked you

00:39:40.020 a similar one very similar one before but i wanted to sort of check and find out because it's getting

00:39:44.820 close it's probably be late september it's not that far away is it we asked you guys when bo goes

00:39:50.260 on holiday is when if when bo goes on holiday what would you prefer no bo show or dan dan tub

00:39:56.900 big danny t um covering the bow show 91 a cool 91 of you say you would rather the tubster

00:40:05.780 Big Danny T

00:40:07.980 Oh Danny boy

00:40:08.960 Oh Danny boy

00:40:10.840 To cover the Bo Show

00:40:12.460 Instead of no Bo Show

00:40:13.980 Alright noted

00:40:15.860 We'll see what we can do

00:40:18.420 It still might not happen

00:40:21.520 There's no guarantee that's what's going to happen

00:40:22.920 But we'll see what we can do

00:40:24.540 And it probably will be in late September time

00:40:27.040 So

00:40:27.400 Just a week I think

00:40:30.120 It'll just be a week

00:40:31.360 But

00:40:32.300 Be prepared

00:40:34.780 be prepared there you go okay thanks for voting on that well over 800 people voted on that

00:40:40.340 appreciate it thank you all right let's have a look at uh there was there's one or two other

00:40:46.240 stories of note in uh that are on the websites that aren't on the front pages there was one

00:40:53.060 i thought was of note let me find out poor old tim curry here we go does the name Khalid

00:41:02.620 Sheikh Mohammed

00:41:03.480 Mean anything to you?

00:41:06.360 Ever heard that name?

00:41:08.680 I won't ask Harry

00:41:09.380 I'm not even a proper Harry

00:41:10.200 But 1.00

00:41:10.580 Older people

00:41:13.400 Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

00:41:15.760 Ring any bells? 0.73

00:41:21.740 Supposed to have been

00:41:22.480 The mastermind

00:41:23.160 Behind 9-11 0.99

00:41:24.060 One of Bin Laden's 0.72

00:41:25.880 Right hand men 0.99

00:41:26.720 Up there with

00:41:29.740 Ironman al-Sahari

00:41:31.040 apparently finally apparently he's going to go on trial it's not a normal trial it's like a

00:41:38.740 military tribunal they've held him in gitmo bay been in guantanamo bay for 20 years plus

00:41:45.460 they captured him in like 2003 i think whacked him in gitmo he's been there ever since

00:41:52.180 why hasn't he gone on trial yet good good question that's a good question anyway let's read a bit of

00:41:59.280 this. I find it interesting. Alleged mastermind of 9-11 will finally head to trial, a judge,

00:42:05.220 military judge, declares nearly 25 years after terror attacks. This September will be 25 years.

00:42:15.800 Feels like yesterday. Well, not yesterday, but it doesn't seem that long ago, but 25 years. God,

00:42:22.820 Is that how fast 25 years goes?

00:42:26.160 Ooh, concerning

00:42:27.240 Alright

00:42:27.540 The man accused of masterminding the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks

00:42:31.860 Will finally face trial in 2028

00:42:34.200 Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three of his alleged co-conspirators

00:42:38.420 Have been held at Quantanamo Bay since the early 2000s

00:42:41.840 As the trial for allegedly planning the heinous attack

00:42:45.580 Repeatedly got delayed

00:42:48.380 There are all sorts of reasons

00:42:52.820 whether perfectly legit reasons or not but there are there were there are all sorts of reasons

00:42:57.400 the americans just didn't sit on it for no reason at all just hopefully he's going to die of old age

00:43:03.280 before they have to go to trial wasn't exactly that but complicated thing anyway all right

00:43:09.220 government prosecutors had since requested to bring the case against muhammad

00:43:15.320 waleed bin atash and mustafa al-harazawi and amar al-baluchi to trial in january 2027

00:43:24.500 but judge lieutenant colonel michael michael trauma rejected the bid on wednesday

00:43:31.400 instead set a trial date for june the 5th 2028

00:43:35.860 okay completely arbitrary seems to me but all right noting it is contingent on both prosecutors

00:43:43.240 and the defense meeting a series of deadlines or milestones all of this is according to the

00:43:48.560 new new york times it goes on to outline what uh like the what the trial will be like a bit

00:43:55.400 this guy

00:43:57.160 he was captured in 2003 where afghanistan the the cave network of torah borer in afghanistan

00:44:06.980 In Saudi Arabia perhaps

00:44:09.420 In Egypt maybe

00:44:10.780 Where a lot of the 1.00

00:44:12.480 No Pakistan 0.99

00:44:14.460 Pakistan 0.99

00:44:17.980 Where Bin Laden was finally caught as well 0.69

00:44:21.820 Pakistan 1.00

00:44:23.520 These are his co-defendants 1.00

00:44:26.440 Look at the state of these

00:44:27.820 Don't worry he looks a bit musical

00:44:31.140 He looks a bit fruity

00:44:36.980 okay apparently finally now the prosecutors have got like their case together it seems

00:44:45.080 in order to show prove beyond a doubt that he did in fact

00:44:49.400 Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was in fact indeed behind it all well not exactly the the prime mover in it

00:44:57.400 but got the nuts and bolts of it organized and done seems like bin laden and I'm an al-sahari

00:45:04.040 were you know the ultimate mind mastermind behind it we know what happened to bin laden don't we

00:45:12.520 or what the us military told us happened to bin laden can we have proof of his body no we've

00:45:19.000 already dumped it at sea huh okay be nice to have sort of completely underline to shut up all the

00:45:30.820 conspiracy theorists, let's just have some

00:45:32.720 absolute 100% slam dunk proof

00:45:34.480 that what you said happened is that you've

00:45:36.800 actually got a dead body that definitely

00:45:38.760 definitely is

00:45:39.440 Osama Bin Laden. No, we dumped it a seal already.

00:45:43.280 Oh. Odd.

00:45:45.640 Iron Manzal

00:45:46.480 Azahara, what happened to him?

00:45:50.140 He got

00:45:50.700 shredded to bits by a US bomb.

00:45:54.220 He was 1.00

00:45:54.800 a real scumbag though. I don't know if you believe 1.00

00:45:56.900 all the, everything we told about him.

00:46:00.820 there's this particular type of quite new relatively new piece of ordinance a bomb

00:46:07.840 where it drops out of the sky i can't remember what it's called now drops out of the sky

00:46:13.660 and as it gets level with you just as it gets level with you it blows up and it's not like

00:46:18.080 a conventional explosion it's a little bit of a conventional explosion but it's not just like

00:46:21.460 some giant explosion the warhead bit blows off and it just fires loads of blades it's like

00:46:28.820 something out of it that is like something out of it it fires loads of blades at you

00:46:33.700 or it'll come down through the roof of your car and in between piercing through the roof of your

00:46:39.880 car and going through the bottom of your car in that instant it just fires out blades in all

00:46:44.060 directions yeah obviously shredding anyone in the immediate vicinity but keeping the idea is you

00:46:54.440 know to keep collateral damage down anyway the intelligence services it was in afghanistan it

00:47:02.840 was i think it was in kabul even i remember i'm pretty sure it was in afghanistan i'm an al-sahari

00:47:07.960 they knew he's an old man really old man this is only in the early 2020s it was in the biden years

00:47:13.960 in 2021 or something they'd been watching they knew he was living in this apartment in like a

00:47:20.440 high-rise building in Kabul

00:47:21.780 they knew that every morning, they just watched him

00:47:24.320 for ages and ages and ages

00:47:25.380 nearly every morning he'd come out onto the balcony

00:47:28.220 of his cup of tea or his coffee or whatever it was

00:47:30.640 nearly every morning

00:47:31.840 he'd come out onto his balcony and take a bit of fresh air

00:47:34.580 one morning

00:47:37.300 interesting, I mean

00:47:47.500 Alright 9 and 11

00:47:50.640 Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

00:47:52.800 Is finally going to actually be put on trial

00:47:55.700 For what he allegedly did

00:47:57.940 And some of his co

00:48:00.000 Conspirators

00:48:02.240 These

00:48:03.580 Ugh

00:48:05.660 Gross

00:48:12.540 Gross 0.92

00:48:13.180 Filth

00:48:13.680 Right 1.00

00:48:14.760 Let's do on this day in history

00:48:16.720 It's now nearly 10 to 9

00:48:17.940 I quite like this bit

00:48:20.840 You seem to quite

00:48:22.620 Don't mind me doing this bit

00:48:24.000 Down through the centuries, nay millennia

00:48:26.280 What happened of note?

00:48:29.320 August the 27th

00:48:30.600 Let's have a little look-see, shall we?

00:48:33.080 Do you remember the other day, a few days ago

00:48:34.600 We talked about Thermopylae? Thermopylae came up

00:48:36.780 Well, now 0.99

00:48:38.140 Famously

00:48:39.740 After that

00:48:41.220 The Greeks won a double victory 0.86

00:48:44.960 One on land, one at sea

00:48:46.040 According to the likes of Herodotus

00:48:48.840 On the same day

00:48:49.840 Whether it really was the same day

00:48:52.220 Something else

00:48:52.700 But the official story is

00:48:55.460 On the same day, the 27th of August

00:48:57.040 That the Greeks won a naval battle

00:49:00.520 At Mykele

00:49:01.420 I don't know how to pronounce that

00:49:02.320 Probably failing to pronounce that correctly

00:49:03.740 Badly

00:49:04.560 And also Plataea

00:49:07.280 A land

00:49:09.340 A battle on the land 1.00

00:49:11.260 I think the Persians 1.00

00:49:13.760 Won two punch 0.98

00:49:15.860 1-2 combo

00:49:18.020 In the year 479 BC

00:49:21.720 Oh, okay

00:49:24.080 Next one I don't really know anything about

00:49:25.600 Sitting on this day in the year 663 BC

00:49:28.400 There was a battle of

00:49:29.340 Bakgang 0.99

00:49:30.240 The Tang Chinese 0.94

00:49:32.980 And Silla Korean forces 0.96

00:49:35.140 Defeat Bak-J Korean forces 0.99

00:49:37.940 And their Yamato Japanese allies 1.00

00:49:40.320 On the Guem River in Korea 0.73

00:49:42.340 The last Japanese invasion of Korea

00:49:44.280 For 900 years

00:49:45.440 Couldn't tell you any detail about that, I'm afraid

00:49:48.300 It's not my wheelhouse

00:49:49.820 Sorry

00:49:51.840 Alright, much more in my wheelhouse though

00:49:55.120 On this day in 1789

00:49:57.100 The French National Assembly issues

00:49:58.820 The Declaration of the Rights of Man

00:50:01.220 And of the Citizen

00:50:02.560 Know all about that

00:50:04.540 Do you think on my history theme show

00:50:07.600 Which is called

00:50:10.840 Baudet's Epochs

00:50:12.140 Which is behind the paywall

00:50:15.060 on lotus eaters.com if you're interested in that you can head over to lotus eaters.com consider

00:50:20.060 signing up becoming a member for as little as five pounds a month bronze tier membership you

00:50:24.400 could even only do it for one month and then give it a well five pound bronze tier membership then

00:50:29.660 you get access to everything behind the paywall for bronze tier membership it's actually as far

00:50:34.280 as membership tiers go lotus eaters is really generous in that sense really generous like oh

00:50:40.120 you only get access to everything if you're a gold tier member no no you get loads of other

00:50:43.920 stuff if you're silver or gold but if you just want the hundreds nay thousands of hours of content

00:50:49.560 been built up over more than five years on lowseasers.com if you want access to all of that

00:50:54.540 five pound a month i mean i'm up to episode 280 odd on my history theme show epochs

00:51:00.440 each one's at minimum 50 minutes very often well over an hour very often an hour and a half

00:51:06.820 sometimes longer 280 odd of those so quite literally and without exaggeration hundreds

00:51:12.540 of hours of history themed content with yours truly do you think on there i talk all about the

00:51:18.780 french revolution yeah i do so this is the thing the actual tennis court oath was earlier wasn't

00:51:29.980 it that's like in earlier in the summer in june or something isn't it the tennis court oath when

00:51:35.260 When the National Assembly brings itself into being

00:51:42.260 And then eventually they get around to it

00:51:43.260 I say eventually it's relatively quick I suppose in the scheme of things

00:51:45.260 They publish their declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen

00:51:50.260 Basically them saying this is what we think, this is what we want

00:51:55.260 A very important document

00:51:58.260 Heavily influenced by the likes of Rousseau

00:52:05.260 to the lesser extent Voltaire

00:52:06.880 interesting

00:52:09.320 interesting document, okay

00:52:10.400 not could I, but I'd happily

00:52:13.620 just talk about the French Revolution for the next

00:52:15.460 hour here, but

00:52:17.400 must move on

00:52:18.420 I'm recording other epochs today, so again

00:52:21.300 I can't be here till sort of half past nine

00:52:22.900 quarter ten

00:52:24.060 I'll continue my series on Constantine

00:52:27.460 the Great

00:52:27.800 anyone who's been watching that?

00:52:30.880 where he's basically sole ruler of the West

00:52:33.140 well 0.99

00:52:35.060 there can only be one emperor so he's got to take on the eastern roman world the eastern roman 0.98

00:52:40.120 emperors and defeat them there can be only one mcleod there can be only one constantine

00:52:45.780 so i've got to record that later this morning so i can't be here for ages let's carry on here then

00:52:51.160 krakatoa on this day in 1883 krakatoa the volcano erupted it's located west of java in indonesia

00:52:59.600 And it erupts with the force of 200 megatons of TNT

00:53:03.160 Killing approximately 36,000 people

00:53:07.180 Imagine how berserk the legacy corporate mainstream media would go

00:53:12.520 Something like that happened today

00:53:13.560 And history's littered with things like this

00:53:19.180 But that's massive, that is massive

00:53:20.860 Krakatoa was, you know

00:53:22.000 I think to this day it's still the biggest volcanic eruption

00:53:26.500 In sort of modern recorded times

00:53:30.080 Right, it threw up so much ash and pumice

00:53:34.220 And particulate matter into the atmosphere

00:53:37.120 That it affected the whole world's weather system

00:53:39.640 For a while, quite a while

00:53:40.780 On the other side of the world, in Europe

00:53:42.960 Like the summers weren't as warm

00:53:48.060 Because so much sunlight was blocked out

00:53:50.440 By the ash and pumice and things in the atmosphere

00:53:53.780 That's how big it was

00:53:55.800 That's how powerful volcanoes can be

00:53:58.280 Krakatoa

00:54:01.120 Read a book about it

00:54:02.340 Or watch a video or something about it

00:54:03.340 If you're interested

00:54:03.840 It is interesting

00:54:04.860 Alright, on this day in 1928

00:54:06.960 The Kellogg-Breon Pact

00:54:08.100 If you ever do 20th century history

00:54:09.640 Actually study it at A-level

00:54:11.060 Or undergrad or anything

00:54:12.060 You will come across the Kellogg-Breon Pact

00:54:14.220 Sixty nations agreed to condemn

00:54:16.960 The quote

00:54:18.060 Recourse to war for the solution

00:54:20.020 Of international controversies

00:54:21.460 Quote

00:54:21.800 How'd that work out for you?

00:54:23.260 good intentions though to be fair good intentions so after world war one right

00:54:29.920 woodrow wilson and lots and lots of people say let's never do this again

00:54:33.240 that was horrific that was like an all-time horrific thing world war one let's not do that

00:54:39.120 again let's put things in place to prevent that ever happening from get again like let's have

00:54:43.460 i don't know a league of nations so we can always figure things out and we you know something like

00:54:48.540 will never happen again the americans didn't join it's fundamentally flawed the league of nations

00:54:55.420 the americans didn't join it it didn't have enough teeth it didn't have any real power

00:54:59.180 to stop countries from doing stuff kellogg-brion pact is basically in the same vein lots of

00:55:03.980 countries get together saying let's never let's not have no more brother worlds let's not let's

00:55:07.740 not ever do a world war one thing again how are you going to enforce that don't know

00:55:12.940 So good intentions

00:55:19.360 Something like the League of Nations

00:55:21.360 Or the Kellogg-Briand Pact

00:55:23.200 But what can you do

00:55:24.880 When you get a belligerent country 0.99

00:55:26.280 Like the classic example is Japan 0.95

00:55:29.040 Imperial Japan 0.57

00:55:30.280 In the 20s and 30s

00:55:31.960 The rest of the world say stop doing that 1.00

00:55:34.280 Stop invading Korea

00:55:35.860 Stop invading Korea and China 0.98

00:55:38.620 Would you 1.00

00:55:39.220 And they're like no, shan't

00:55:41.500 What are you going to do

00:55:42.940 you can go to full-blown war with us but you're not going to do that so

00:55:46.500 you can throw the league of nations the specter of the league of nations on the

00:55:53.060 Kellogg-Briand pact in our face we're going to ignore that okay we're just ignoring that

00:55:57.360 what next what now

00:55:58.720 the Kellogg-Briand pact okay on this day in 1975 Lord Louis Mountbatten the first Earl of Mountbatten

00:56:07.060 Of Burma

00:56:08.680 Last Viceroy of India wasn't he

00:56:10.820 And wasn't he

00:56:12.960 Wasn't he

00:56:15.780 Wasn't he the

00:56:16.340 The Duke of Edinburgh's

00:56:19.280 Dad or was he his uncle

00:56:21.300 Anyway

00:56:23.420 Lord Louis Mountbatten

00:56:24.740 Cousin of Queen Elizabeth II

00:56:26.660 And last Viceroy of India

00:56:28.200 Oh there you go he was the last Viceroy of India

00:56:29.640 Is killed along with three companions

00:56:32.020 Say killed he's murdered

00:56:33.120 With three companions

00:56:35.800 Two of whom are children

00:56:37.280 The other one was a little old lady 0.97

00:56:38.640 Really little old lady 0.85

00:56:39.780 By the IRA

00:56:41.080 When his boat is blown up

00:56:42.640 Near Sligo Island

00:56:43.840 Oh

00:56:45.320 What

00:56:46.460 Had Lord Mountbatten

00:56:48.880 Been taking the war

00:56:50.000 To the IRA

00:56:50.760 Had he?

00:56:51.820 No?

00:56:53.780 It was just a symbol to them 0.99

00:56:54.780 Of like evil Brits

00:56:56.500 Oh 0.67

00:56:58.240 Mountbatten

00:56:59.200 Had been personally

00:57:00.100 Organising

00:57:00.740 Like the SAS

00:57:01.900 To do assassination hits

00:57:03.420 On the IRA

00:57:04.060 No?

00:57:04.860 No?

00:57:05.220 Nothing like that

00:57:05.780 No. He just represented to them the British establishment. So with him, a little old lady

00:57:15.120 and two little kids blew him to pieces. A war hero, Mountbatten. A war hero. World War

00:57:20.680 II hero. Very, very, very senior member of the royal family. Completely unrepentant about

00:57:26.780 it, the IRA. Even years later, they asked Martin McGuinness, after the Good Friday Agreement

00:57:31.400 Where we're all supposed to be friends again

00:57:32.660 Make the Queen shake Martin McGuinness' hand

00:57:35.500 Thanks Blair

00:57:36.480 Ask Martin McGuinness

00:57:38.360 Like

00:57:38.800 You got any

00:57:40.580 You got any sort of qualms

00:57:43.760 About murdering Mountbatten

00:57:46.020 They were just like

00:57:47.620 No, no

00:57:48.480 He was an imperialist

00:57:49.980 He was a British imperialist

00:57:51.280 He got what he deserved 1.00

00:57:52.260 Oh

00:57:53.020 Okay

00:57:55.700 Okay

00:57:58.760 on this day in 2008

00:58:02.060 US Senator Barack Obama becomes the first

00:58:04.220 African American to be nominated by a major

00:58:06.240 political party for President of the

00:58:08.160 United States by the Democratic Party

00:58:09.840 well done, oh well done

00:58:11.560 yeah he done a great job didn't he as well

00:58:13.660 he done a great job in power

00:58:15.720 yeah definitely wasn't divisive

00:58:17.760 sure, well done

00:58:19.600 Barry Obama

00:58:21.200 and Big Mike

00:58:22.560 Barry and Mike, yeah great

00:58:25.180 alright

00:58:27.340 Someone in the chat says it wasn't the IRA 0.93

00:58:33.760 It was, it definitely was

00:58:35.960 MI5 took over the IRA in 1972

00:58:43.760 Alright, let's have a look at our Rumble Rants and Superchats

00:58:48.600 I can't look at the chat, it's too distracting

00:58:50.820 Alright, is it going to be a good day?

00:58:53.200 Global church history in at number one

00:58:55.100 Yes, he is

00:58:55.880 Reigning, defending, and still

00:58:58.620 Right, here's two factors today

00:59:02.040 You say, today in 410

00:59:03.440 The sacking of Rome came to an end after three days

00:59:06.760 Okay, well that's the same Alaric, isn't it? 0.97

00:59:09.740 Alaric the Goth, and the Visigoths 0.85

00:59:12.200 Alaric and his Visigoths sacking Rome in 410 0.99

00:59:15.740 It's just a mere three days worth of sacking 0.99

00:59:18.840 Yeah, that's what people always talk about

00:59:23.060 Historians and scholars always talk about with that one

00:59:25.760 How

00:59:26.940 To what extent did Alec and his Goths really 1.00

00:59:30.240 Like was Rome foobar 1.00

00:59:33.480 Fobar'd

00:59:36.040 By that

00:59:37.280 Or was it as far as sackings go

00:59:39.700 Relatively light touch

00:59:41.200 Is it possible to do a light touch sacking 1.00

00:59:44.060 Once you let men 1.00

00:59:45.500 Barbarians 1.00

00:59:48.060 Warriors into a city

00:59:49.580 Is there any way

00:59:52.200 To restrain them

00:59:53.100 At least for a while

00:59:55.120 You know, they're not like modern troops

00:59:57.540 Like the Duke of Wellington in the early 19th century

01:00:00.360 Where you've got provosts

01:00:02.720 And you've got all sorts of things in place 0.95

01:00:04.140 To actually stop the men

01:00:06.200 At a certain point from going too berserk

01:00:08.420 Alaric wouldn't have had anything like that

01:00:10.820 So

01:00:12.360 Could it have been

01:00:14.340 A light touch sacking of Rome

01:00:16.480 Anyway

01:00:18.080 Okay

01:00:20.800 Oh, and the second factoid

01:00:23.640 You say

01:00:24.480 And this day is also

01:00:26.540 The feast of St Monica

01:00:28.140 The mother of St Augustine

01:00:29.780 Oh I don't know about that

01:00:31.260 If out history bro'd me there bro

01:00:34.600 Although

01:00:35.420 Are you talking about St Augustine of Hippo

01:00:38.760 Or St Augustine of Canterbury

01:00:41.220 I don't know the names

01:00:44.740 Of either of their mothers

01:00:46.240 So you could be talking about either

01:00:49.020 There's two St Augustines of note in history

01:00:52.740 Or as far as an English person is concerned

01:00:54.780 Anyway

01:00:55.080 St Augustine of Hippo is sort of the more important one

01:00:59.820 Theologically I suppose

01:01:01.040 More people would have heard of that one

01:01:03.060 But St Augustine of Canterbury

01:01:05.240 Are you talking about that one?

01:01:08.680 Anyway

01:01:08.900 Thanks for the

01:01:10.740 Thanks for the

01:01:13.380 Oh

01:01:14.260 Global Church History does say hippo

01:01:16.200 Okay

01:01:17.120 There you go

01:01:18.480 Okay cool

01:01:19.180 Alright

01:01:19.780 The next two are from the same person

01:01:22.620 tf2 is better says morning bo you all right yeah i'm all right thanks yeah i'm all good

01:01:29.180 hope you're good too says what's your thoughts and feelings on the tv license

01:01:34.520 specifically how it's collected i.e by constant harassment and threats of fines or prison

01:01:42.420 the second one you put i read one in eight court cases of tv licensing and about 75 percent of 0.99

01:01:49.140 Those are women, single mums, most likely.

01:01:52.000 Yeah, how do I feel about that? 0.99

01:01:53.420 What's my thoughts and feelings on that?

01:01:54.900 Well, I wrote an article a fair few years ago now on LotusEaters.com.

01:01:59.700 It's one of my first ten articles I wrote.

01:02:02.080 I called it, We Need to Talk About Aunty.

01:02:07.000 As the BBC used to refer to it, it doesn't do it very much anymore.

01:02:09.600 I can't remember the last time I said it.

01:02:10.980 It used to refer to itself as Aunty, didn't it?

01:02:14.140 Like Aunty's TV bloopers, Aunty's sporting bloopers.

01:02:17.140 The Beeb was like an auntie

01:02:20.060 In your home

01:02:20.960 Kindly auntie

01:02:22.540 In the corner of your room 1.00

01:02:23.960 Benevolent

01:02:26.120 I said we need to talk about auntie

01:02:29.040 And in that article I said 0.98

01:02:30.880 Destroy it

01:02:33.580 Destroy it 1.00

01:02:34.540 Strip it of its royal charter 0.96

01:02:36.660 Strip it of any ability it would have

01:02:39.620 To extort money out of people

01:02:42.500 It's an extortion ring

01:02:43.480 It's gangsterism

01:02:45.600 And it's a racket

01:02:47.380 An extortion racket

01:02:48.680 That's all it is

01:02:50.100 In my opinion

01:02:50.900 And now

01:02:52.840 And that's always been the case

01:02:54.200 But now it's pure subversive

01:02:55.700 Globalist slop as well

01:02:56.860 Anti-British 0.99

01:02:58.100 Anti-white 0.92

01:02:58.660 As well 1.00

01:02:59.400 Get rid of it

01:03:00.460 It's up to me

01:03:00.940 In Bowes Britain

01:03:01.500 I end the BBC

01:03:02.760 I end it

01:03:05.660 Not in

01:03:07.280 People say

01:03:07.880 Oh yeah no

01:03:08.400 You're right

01:03:08.900 It's not that the BBC isn't bad

01:03:10.380 Or a false

01:03:10.900 A malevolent force now

01:03:12.700 But you know

01:03:14.120 Switch it back

01:03:15.320 To our side

01:03:16.520 Subvert

01:03:18.000 Re-subvert it

01:03:19.040 Back to our side

01:03:19.820 No

01:03:20.060 No

01:03:20.400 Done with that

01:03:21.220 We can make

01:03:22.380 Whole new

01:03:22.900 Organisations perhaps

01:03:23.860 To do that sort of thing

01:03:24.600 There's whole

01:03:25.240 Other types of

01:03:26.220 Media organs

01:03:27.080 That's

01:03:27.420 The BBC deserves

01:03:28.700 To be ended

01:03:29.400 In its tracks

01:03:30.320 That's my opinion

01:03:35.060 Anyone that's got

01:03:36.280 A criminal record

01:03:38.760 For failing to pay

01:03:40.940 The TV licence

01:03:42.080 That's all rescinded

01:03:43.280 That's a thing now

01:03:43.940 Your record's

01:03:44.380 Clean again

01:03:44.840 I'm around insisting people pay loads of money

01:03:51.400 What is it, 170, 180 quid or whatever

01:03:53.500 I don't pay my TV licence, I won't

01:03:55.080 Not a penny, not a penny to that cabal

01:03:57.920 Well, if you look at the rate of paedophilia

01:04:03.480 Yeah, paedophilia

01:04:04.720 In the normal population

01:04:06.980 And the rate at which it occurs within the BBC 0.89

01:04:10.500 This is a filthy, disgusting, subversive thing 0.72

01:04:15.940 The BBC 0.95

01:04:18.220 End it

01:04:18.920 I would end it

01:04:20.080 It's restore policy

01:04:21.600 To revoke the licence fee

01:04:24.680 At the very least

01:04:25.600 Good

01:04:27.660 Good

01:04:29.400 Now filth, a blight, a cancer

01:04:32.360 On our country, the BBC

01:04:34.240 That's my opinion

01:04:35.080 I've gone too far, have I said too much?

01:04:40.500 Pigdog5150, two from you

01:04:46.300 I'll read them in one go 0.98

01:04:47.320 You said 0.98

01:04:47.680 Meta 1.00

01:04:50.120 Then you put suck 0.99

01:04:52.280 You mean zuck 0.99

01:04:53.460 Meta stroke zuck 0.99

01:04:55.560 Shouldn't be allowed to settle out of court 0.99

01:04:57.620 They are evading jail and harsher sentences

01:05:00.760 For the harms and death

01:05:02.100 They know they were going and did calls

01:05:05.560 Disgraceful

01:05:06.260 Yeah, I agree with that

01:05:06.980 Agree with that sentiment

01:05:07.720 The second one you put

01:05:11.260 I'm just a looking at the skies

01:05:14.580 Because it's getting me higher

01:05:16.040 Forest

01:05:16.620 Getting me higher

01:05:18.880 Forget the hearse

01:05:19.800 Because I'll never die

01:05:21.040 Oh, what's that song?

01:05:24.340 Oh, it's

01:05:24.700 Back in Black, isn't it?

01:05:26.400 ACDC again, right?

01:05:30.000 Forget the hearse

01:05:30.860 Because I'll never die

01:05:31.720 I got nine lives

01:05:33.000 Cat sires

01:05:34.220 And then you put

01:05:37.280 A bus in every one of them

01:05:39.640 And running wild

01:05:40.320 Is that the lyrics?

01:05:41.020 Is that the next line?

01:05:42.860 Okay

01:05:43.120 You've then put a guitar

01:05:44.240 And drums

01:05:44.780 And music emoji

01:05:45.740 Things

01:05:46.480 Icons

01:05:47.220 ACDC isn't it?

01:05:50.140 Yeah

01:05:50.320 Great song

01:05:51.020 Okay

01:05:51.960 Fortean Barber says

01:05:53.640 Morning mate

01:05:54.640 Alright

01:05:54.960 Yeah I'm alright

01:05:55.640 I hope you are

01:05:56.260 You put if

01:05:57.240 Capital

01:05:57.640 If

01:05:58.140 If you aren't

01:06:01.420 On going away

01:06:02.360 If I'm going away

01:06:04.760 Or being ill

01:06:06.560 For a bit

01:06:07.280 it has to be the tubber and um that said if brother stelios came on maybe

01:06:13.500 he could get that greek weather girl on have a great day

01:06:16.600 i think oh i think all the all the uh presenters at low seaters could do a bow show

01:06:24.400 or the big harry even uh they're totally all capable of sitting here and monologuing for an

01:06:29.780 hour an hour and a half yeah but dan tub that one time was it makerfield

01:06:36.880 Because of Makerfield

01:06:38.720 That must have been

01:06:40.600 Dan Tubb did that one

01:06:42.240 He cleverly disguised himself as me

01:06:44.820 Very very professional

01:06:46.860 Disguise job he did there

01:06:48.560 It was almost indistinguishable from me

01:06:50.620 Wasn't it

01:06:51.920 When Dan Tubb puts that bald cap on

01:06:54.420 If he stood directly in front of me and started mirroring my movements

01:06:57.340 You wouldn't know which one was the real me

01:06:59.600 I wouldn't know

01:07:01.100 I'd be confused

01:07:02.200 Wait am I looking in a mirror? What's going on?

01:07:04.420 Is this a doppelganger? 0.97

01:07:06.880 okay and the last rumble rant here from fool of firebird says good day bohamid krakatoa gets all

01:07:15.000 the girls but tambora in 1815 was more powerful and had the more famous effects in europe with

01:07:22.080 1816 being the year without a summer depicted in many paintings yeah good point okay good point

01:07:27.180 it was i didn't didn't know if it was actually more powerful than cracker but you may well be

01:07:30.640 right yeah that was the one where people like i think um i think like percy shelley red shelley

01:07:36.500 and like lord byron wrote about it like there's quite a lot of accounts people saying there's just

01:07:41.420 no summer this year because of that yeah was that one even bigger you may well be right you

01:07:48.760 may well be right i know that was a gigantic one truly gigantic yeah well pointed out good

01:07:56.860 fedora tip there good actually that was a good one i like it a quality fedora tipping actually

01:08:05.480 moment are good i like them anything um all right that's the last one right let's look at our super

01:08:12.040 chats our youtube super chats if you don't mind harry can you make it so engaged there they are

01:08:17.560 okay brilliant there's about a dozen or so a few big ones well a few big ones people feeling

01:08:23.320 generous today okay cgmam8923 for a generous amount of money says firas keeps talking about

01:08:31.800 china india is second biggest foreign investor in uk three times more than china indian firms

01:08:41.080 indian firms turnover is 105 billion pounds twice our defense budget indians are building one of

01:08:47.960 europe's largest battery plants in somerset oh so because i know you cg ma'am um wanted

01:08:55.320 For us

01:08:56.600 Loadseaters

01:08:57.760 But for us

01:08:58.320 It's really

01:08:58.660 For us is

01:08:59.160 Wheelhouse first and foremost

01:09:00.060 To talk about India

01:09:01.660 And I said to him

01:09:02.720 Didn't I

01:09:03.180 Would you

01:09:04.200 And he said yes

01:09:05.120 But then as he started

01:09:07.000 As he just pivoted

01:09:07.920 Onto China 0.99

01:09:08.500 I'll have a word with him 1.00

01:09:12.200 No I will

01:09:13.140 I will

01:09:13.380 I'll say

01:09:13.700 Have you done a thing

01:09:15.180 Specifically about India yet

01:09:16.620 I will do that

01:09:19.460 I will honestly

01:09:20.480 Say that

01:09:21.100 Next time he's in the office

01:09:21.920 He's not actually in the office

01:09:22.980 Five days a week

01:09:24.100 Most of us are, but not all of us are

01:09:26.280 Next time I see him, I'll definitely say that

01:09:28.620 I'll definitely remind him

01:09:30.020 Yeah, because when I spoke to him

01:09:34.380 Before about it

01:09:35.800 He was completely receptive

01:09:38.620 To the idea, he was like, yeah, no

01:09:39.900 It's a good idea

01:09:42.140 It's true, it's correct

01:09:44.480 It's a correct take to notice all of this

01:09:46.660 And be concerned about it

01:09:48.560 Yeah

01:09:48.940 Okay, three, two, one, back in the room

01:09:52.400 Look at my eyes, look at my eyes

01:09:54.280 Not around the eyes, look at my eyes

01:09:55.840 3, 2, 1, you're back in the room

01:09:56.940 3, 2, 1, back in the room

01:10:01.040 That's what they've called themselves

01:10:02.060 Says

01:10:02.540 Morning Mr. Selector

01:10:05.420 Hey, it'll be proper bowl

01:10:06.560 Bo Selector

01:10:08.240 Morning Mr. Selector

01:10:09.680 Is there room in the tower for Backdoor Burnham and them?

01:10:15.280 What, the tower of London?

01:10:18.320 Yeah, there's room, yeah, we'll find room

01:10:19.840 Yeah

01:10:20.480 Ferry them through Traitor's Gate

01:10:23.580 Lock them up in the tower for a while

01:10:25.640 Then to Tower Green 1.00

01:10:27.760 Traitors

01:10:32.840 Alright, Irwin Romulus says

01:10:41.520 Again for a generous amount says

01:10:42.780 When we hit one year of the Bo Show

01:10:44.980 How about a small scale live event stroke meetup?

01:10:48.840 Wouldn't rule it out

01:10:49.360 Wouldn't rule it out 1.00

01:10:49.880 but we could play for we could play for right what's that h-i-g-n-f-y 1.00

01:11:01.180 what does that mean what's that stand for

01:11:04.520 or anyway and hand out awards for most frustrating headline cadence 0.82

01:11:13.300 and or uh most retarded leaping logic etc erwin romulus thank you there 0.67

01:11:19.820 thank you for that um i'm definitely whatever happens on the one year anniversary and if i do 0.73

01:11:25.960 it for multiple multiple multiple years every anniversary so like the 5th of january i believe

01:11:31.080 i recall it's the first one 5th of january next year definitely do something to market

01:11:37.380 whether it's just some sort of extra bumper show or something i don't know about a live event but

01:11:41.940 well i'm not going to do a live event it wouldn't work 8 a.m almost certainly not but definitely do

01:11:47.820 something to mark it yeah all right next one car boot bounty says hi bo many thanks for the car

01:11:58.340 boot bounty shout out it's all right my pleasure i've only been to a handful of car boots in my

01:12:05.760 time but just like going antiquing really there's quite a lot of things to rummage around through

01:12:13.500 And you may find something really brilliant

01:12:15.340 For hardly any money

01:12:16.760 You might do

01:12:17.460 Car boot bounty

01:12:20.960 Again, that's car boot bounty

01:12:24.520 Okay, Mr Dickie Bingo says

01:12:27.800 Me and the boys in Poland late September

01:12:30.760 Join us

01:12:31.420 Is that a reference to 1939

01:12:37.420 Or are you actually

01:12:38.540 You and some of your male friends

01:12:40.300 Are actually going on holiday to Poland

01:12:42.680 Thanks Mr Dicky Bingo

01:12:48.420 Double A Batteries 2001 says

01:12:51.180 Where do you plan on going on your holidays Bo?

01:12:55.760 Italy, I'm going to Italy

01:12:56.980 Shall be going to Italy

01:12:58.860 Again, again

01:13:00.360 Because I haven't been in years

01:13:02.960 I haven't been in years

01:13:04.080 Like 8, 10 years maybe

01:13:05.940 Maybe it's as much as 10 years

01:13:07.200 Last time I went to Italy

01:13:08.140 I haven't had a holiday at all for quite a while

01:13:11.500 Quite a few years

01:13:12.680 And

01:13:14.080 There's a few places in Italy I want to go to

01:13:17.420 Tuscany

01:13:17.980 Like

01:13:19.340 Some relatively

01:13:20.980 Obscure 0.79

01:13:23.500 Medieval walled towns

01:13:26.560 In Tuscany

01:13:28.660 And I'll have a day or two in Rome

01:13:30.780 Quite possibly as well

01:13:32.300 There you go

01:13:36.660 Ninja Noodle

01:13:40.400 0944 says does britain have its own gitmo no no like guantamo bay a big offshore because gitmo

01:13:52.440 bay is in cuba isn't it a big offshore military base stroke prison no i haven't got any sort of

01:13:59.160 equivalent okay the wandering gray for also generous amount of money says just found out

01:14:10.400 i'm directly descended from charles gray second earl gray prime minister and namesake of earl

01:14:16.580 gray t is there an epochs on him by any chance not specifically on him not specifically on him

01:14:25.120 but i have talked about him in passing a few times a couple of times did a long form bit of

01:14:29.440 content on ebooks with godfrey bloom good old goddess he's coming back on as well next week

01:14:36.760 you probably won't see the content until a week or two after that so in two or maybe three weeks

01:14:43.120 time there'll be another long form content with me and godfrey bloom probably going to we're going

01:14:46.700 to talk about the boar war or the boar wars anyway in that i've talked talked with godfrey

01:14:54.760 bloom before and the old grey came up i believe if i recall but i haven't got a whole long form

01:15:00.260 bit just talking about him no i will do though eventually eventually because i've got my long

01:15:07.580 long long long series that's been running for five years effectively on and off talk about all the

01:15:13.500 monarchs i've finished henry the eighth and i'm up to edward the sixth when i get to when i finish

01:15:21.260 That

01:15:21.640 I plan to go back

01:15:23.880 To Robert Walpole

01:15:26.260 And do the same thing

01:15:29.380 But for all the Prime Ministers

01:15:30.540 Starting with Walpole

01:15:32.260 Maybe even starting with Godolphin

01:15:34.980 Even earlier

01:15:35.440 I don't know

01:15:35.940 And then of course

01:15:40.280 Charles Gray will get one

01:15:44.180 At that point

01:15:44.820 But I'm sure that won't be for another couple of years

01:15:48.760 Or so

01:15:49.200 The way I'm going

01:15:50.240 okay there you go let's answer to that little tesla one says my lotus eaters app isn't working

01:15:58.980 what's happening bro oh really okay well that's absolutely nothing to do with me but i can flag

01:16:05.280 it up and will i couldn't design or build or maintain an app to save my life but we've got

01:16:14.780 chaps that do we've actually got devs and things yeah it's a proper operation over at lotus eaters

01:16:22.940 in the empire building business over here now we've got a dev we've got a dev or more than one

01:16:28.780 i can't remember i don't know i really have nothing to do with it really i read my history

01:16:33.980 and i read the news and then i come on and talk about it i don't do anything to do with marketing

01:16:39.020 thumbnails much less apps and web dev stuff but but now you've brought into my attention

01:16:45.100 i will go and knock some heads together

01:16:51.740 metaphorically metaphorically speaking i'm not gonna sort anyone

01:16:56.860 no i'll ask the web dev i'll say there's apparently something wrong with the app can

01:16:59.420 you figure can you sort it out please thanks for bringing it to my attention okay and the

01:17:03.980 the last one here the last one for the day says for five dollars they say on this day in 2026

01:17:12.640 i threw boa fiver gw7157 says that thank you i appreciate it we appreciate it okay that's the

01:17:23.160 show it's now 17 minutes past nine in the a.m british summertime thursday the 27th of august

01:17:27.760 in new york law 2026 you've been the glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters

01:17:33.980 That view isn't a thing. Appreciate it. We do appreciate it. You've got impeccable taste.

01:17:37.980 Yeah? Going up to the Bo Show Live. What more could I ask for? Impeccable taste.

01:17:43.880 Well, try and make the best of the day ahead, if you can. Carpe diem. Seize the day.

01:17:48.540 Most valuable thing you will ever have, by orders of magnitude, is your time.

01:17:52.880 Try and make it count. Alright, I'm not going to tell you what to do. I don't want to get too preachy about it.

01:17:56.100 But just remember, a finite number of days on this earth. Try and make them count, if you can, for your own sake.

01:18:03.280 alright

01:18:04.120 I'll see you tomorrow morning then

01:18:05.760 take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 27, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 27th August 2026

Episode Stats

Transcript