Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 28th May 2026
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1 hour and 27 minutes
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28
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45
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124
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Summary
In the first episode of the new year, the chosen few are joined by producer Harry and producer Little Harry to discuss all things Labour, immigration and the future of the UK, including the dangers of globalism, open borders and open borders.
Transcript
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Oh yeah, yeah, no, all good, all good, thanks, yeah, yeah, yeah
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When you work all day long and more or less all evening
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sometimes days merge into one but it is wednesday it's just tick past eight in the a.m british
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summertime on wednesday the 28th of may in the year of our lord 2026 you're the glorious band
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the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters without you it isn't a thing as always i'm joined
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by or nearly always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning good sir
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morning yeah i'm all good there he is the disembodied voice of the all-powerful producer
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what's that Cabal of Evil Fleet Street editors talking about
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Of young people who aren't in work or education
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Really is, and I say it all the time, or every day in fact
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You think sometimes because they print an article which is based
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You know, they'll print sometimes someone that's moaning about migration or something
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They hate the native people of these islands, hate them
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That's the male, that's the male group, don't be fooled
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Leftists moan, oh the male, the male is so right wing, no it isn't, no it isn't
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Labour risking a lost generation of jobless youth
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Anyone who's foreign might not know that by Dole
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yeah there's far too many people in this country for how many jobs there are to go around yeah
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of new people millions there's some reports might see it later on the main websites
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saying like for every one job that goes to a native a native white young person there's like
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20, was it 20, 25 jobs go to a new person, a migrant even, an actual migrant.
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Yeah, that's just one of the terrible consequences of flooding us with hundreds of thousands
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net of new people every single year, gross millions of people every single year, is it
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There's not enough jobs, quite simply, there's not enough houses, there's not enough jobs,
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Being involved in new Labour from the very beginning
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Being involved at the heart of the Blair Wright project
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Even he was in government during the Brown years as well
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You know what might help a lost generation of young people
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To get rid of the millions of people in this country
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Foreign born millions of people in this country
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Nope. Instead we'll put a Muslim woman as Home Secretary who will just try and browbeat
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you and tell you more safe and legal roots if anything. That's what you get. That's what
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they give you. Britain faces a quote, a generational fault line, says Alan Milburn. A generation
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you've condemned to this, Alan, in which more than 1.25 million young people could be out
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work unless labor takes action worklessness czar warns a worklessness czar okay all right
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they're not going to say they don't know what to do anyway do they
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there's certain things like remigration they just won't do won't even consider
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yeah yeah you need to get a little even back then in like the late 1990s early 2000s it was quite
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hard it was difficult really quite difficult you have to get a bit lucky isn't more who you know
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really isn't it unfortunately nepotism makes the world go round you have a need a little bit of
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nepotism somewhere or get lucky or work really really really hard at it that's one thing i would
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say to young people struggling to get jobs that i really want a job really badly desperately want
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need a job failing to get one all I'll say is you've got to work really hard at it they say
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oh I've applied for dozens and dozens of jobs I've applied for hundreds of jobs well just keep going
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you've got to keep applying keep going keep going keep going you've got to throw a lot of muck at
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the wall until a tiny bit of it sticks it's a grind right you can't just get up at midday and
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apply for two or three jobs in a half-assed manner then say oh i'm trying i'm trying to find a job no
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make it a full day's work do like eight hours of it a day day after day after day
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because eventually once you do get that thread once you do finally get a job stay in it for a
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while don't get fired then you've got the ball rolling and that's the hardest bit that is the
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the hardest bit i feel sorry for very young people that are struggling with that right
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if there's loads of people going for the same job and one person's 10 years older than you and got
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10 years experience they'll get the job and you won't it's tough you'll do some crappy jobs when
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you're young you think oh you know i'll come out of uni i'm bright i'm clever i've got a good degree
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even maybe, maybe, oh I'll walk straight into a decent job, probably won't, probably have
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to do a bit of a crappy job for a few years, all about building that CV, alright the times,
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the venerable times, this woman tried the dangerous frog poison detox, don't care, in
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And this poor mother, 30, is dead, because our society is now low trust high crime and
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the police don't really do their job properly, allow organised crime to absolutely run rampant
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When they do catch them and put them in prison, they give them very, very light sentences
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isn't it thousands of people just let out of prison
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just one more victim to throw on the pyre of broken Britain
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in Bowes Britain I would make the judicial system draconian
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They dispute claim that drilling won't cut bills
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Yeah, Ed Miliband's Red Ed's crazy net zero ideas
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You want us to be reliant on other countries for our energy
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Is that what you want? Seems to be what you want
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That's the obvious direct consequence of not drilling in the North Sea
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Ed Miliband is both an idiot and a scumbag
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Over half of NEETs, i.e. young people not in education, employment or training
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Okay, I've got two dozen other people here that that isn't the case for
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You know, employers that don't owe you anything
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And they're just simply grading you against the other people they've got
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And what you look like and sound like an interview
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And just like the mail, complete globalist slop
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First, he blasts labour for lacking a coherent plan
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now tony blair says it's time to scrap ed's net zero fantasy yeah good i agree with the
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dark lord on that on his dark throne in the land of mordor where shadows lie
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agree with him on that it's a it is an insane fantasy
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completely insane the co2 co2 at all let alone man-made co2 drives climate change
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helena bonham carter is the last of the english fashion eccentrics i've always thought helena
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bonham carter's like quirky fashion thing was really performative and try hard
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always thought that really that's your that's your natural style is it you're
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not just trying really hard to get noticed written about
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So that's the thing, I think next week they're saying
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whilst he was ambassador yes he would just we've already talked about a number of times haven't we
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how he is a grandee of the party a big beast of the party if you wanted to get on in the labor
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party you needed the the good wishes of peter mandelson if he wanted to just keep you down
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end your career just make sure you never got any sort of position or power in the party he could
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do that and you had to kiss up to him if you wanted to get anywhere so that has always been
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the case pretty much always been the case he's one of tony blair's henchmen i was gonna say
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captains but let's say henchmen and even then even just like a couple years ago apparently
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he's just sending messages to a lot of people of ministers in government and stuff um what to do
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what to do next what their job should be even as sort of fundamental as that
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At least a few days next week will be Mandy days
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That's acting on behalf of a foreign entity
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Senior civil servants and the royal family
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Now if you're trans or just claim to be trans
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Because now they just count cross-dressers as trans
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Mandelson vetting wound of tyres to key figures
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wasn't epstein embroiled in israeli intelligence services he was
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he's close friends good friends with ehud barak
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who was the head of all in israeli intelligence services at one point so there's head of all
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israeli military which would include military intelligence at one point
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Yehud Barak went and visited Jeffrey Epstein a whole bunch of times.
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Jeffrey Epstein went to him and visited a number of times.
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Mandy was embroiled also with people in China and Russia.
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To what extent, to what exact extent, we're still yet to find out, aren't we?
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The other thing is, if anyone who doesn't know
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It's been said a lot in the last few months
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The US ambassador should be a foreign office official
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Who's been an ambassador to loads of other countries before
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Stepping up their war against Hezbollah in Lebanon
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Not that I want to play defence of Hezbollah
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Quite often people will try and make you pick a side
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So effectively on the side of the Islamists
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the average mortgage on a mortgage about 140 grand is up 821 pounds mine isn't nowhere near that
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yes it depends what rate you're on and stuff doesn't it petrol up 14 pound 63 maybe that
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sounds about right i suppose energy 221 pounds yeah probably about right fuel which they're
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talking about oil heating oil up 50 i've got no idea about that i'm afraid i don't i've never ever
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bought heating oil in my life so i don't know about that but there you go meanwhile asterisk
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meanwhile america's bill for waging war is 29 billion dollars and counting
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the scheme of things doesn't seem that much i mean it's a gigantic number of course
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gigantic number but it's more than 1.5 times what britain spends on foreign aid spent on
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foreign aid in 2025 that simply just makes me think we're spending way too much on foreign aid
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way too much why are we spending tens of billions a year on foreign aid it's mad isn't it that's
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one of the things I would stop very very quickly very very quickly as soon as possible if I was
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in power standing on the steps of number 10 with my missus and I walk inside all the number 10
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civil servants clap you in sit down at the desk bring me what i need to do my permanent secretary
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bring me what i need to do to end nearly all foreign aid practically all foreign aid as soon
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as humanly possible we haven't got the money but we're borrowing money that we can't afford to
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repay really barely afford to repay the interest payments on that borrowing to give away as foreign
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aid that's mad that's mad we're stopping that we're going to stop we can cut that off that's
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that's stupid obviously that's stupid all right the mirror some of the worst slop you'll get on
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fleet street all right something about kate moss again do not care backlash for blair so
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where blair came out remember was it monday or yesterday with his 5 000 word essay on everything
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You aren't and never have been left wing enough
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If you don't get how that's driving politics now
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If you do not root your analysis in the fact that people are unable to live
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and that things that were taken for granted are no longer affordable,
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then you are not understanding what's going on.
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I think Tony Blair understands what's going on, as mad as it is,
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I don't think Andy Burnham really understands anything.
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He's still living in that paradigm of where cross-dressing men
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should be allowed into women's changing rooms and toilets.
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People don't think the centre has delivered for them
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Yeah, Streeting said, the former PM, that the answer to global disruption, quote,
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cannot be longing for the Britain of the 1970s, not even the Britain of the 1990s.
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I mean, how old is Streeting? Does he even remember the 90s particularly?
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Oh yeah, you fostered a whole bunch of resentment
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And resentment never remains politically homeless for long
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This is a story that's all over the news the last few days
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look heatwave horror be safe in water or more will die warnings are seven children and two
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adults die swimming over four days grieving dad uh grieving dad urges kids to be aware of dangers
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after losing son so yeah a number of people well nine people in total seven of which children
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swimming in lakes rivers and reservoirs have died now i haven't done a deep dive into it but i've
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been reading the headlines and reading articles and it will always say they got into difficulties
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and drown it doesn't tell you exactly what happened really now a river is something different right
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the river a river certain rivers are like the sea in the sense that that can be really dangerous
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doesn't look dangerous but actually currents sweep your way or there's an undertow in the sea
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or a number of things where okay even if you're a strong swimmer and your only error was to sort of
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not know that stretch of water or coastline well enough and you drown okay fine in a lake or a
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reservoir if you don't like if it's so cold that you like get shocked and going to shock
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you drown or you swim right out into the middle and then get cramped and drown because there's
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no like giant creatures that will take you down no alligators or anything
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so why would you why would you drown in a reservoir or a lake assuming you can swim
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Why so, I don't get it why so many people, so many young people are getting into difficulties and drowning to death
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We've had loads of hot days over all sorts of summers before and something like this would be once in a blue moon you get one or two
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Doesn't really tell you, of course it's terrible isn't it but
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As I say you get cramp or something like that
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all right the sun that may a woman they're obsessed with for some reason
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katie price okay slop of course it's a slob it's the sun katie price jordan this freak
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who was who was pretty like 30 plus years ago 30 odd years ago and now she's like she's in her
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50 isn't she 48 it's so much work done a broken broken person katie price exclusive you can't
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stop crashing her car and she's crashed her car loads of times katie price exclusive i found lee
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is in jail for spying con man hubby's wild claim in dubai so she got remarried for god knows what
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third fourth fifth time no idea to this dude and i'll very quickly pass over this people say he's
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a con man or he does seem to be a con man get people to give him money one way or another and
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then just disappear with it it's currently disappeared and now apparently his father
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finally contacted jordan katie price jordan and said he's in jail in dubai
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as the authorities in dubai think he was a spy on some level
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doesn't really add up and i don't care let's move on the star pure slop pure slop again that show
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in line of duty there's going to be another season of it okay look at that look am i going to watch
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a show where it's this no no thanks pass okay the complete insane slop on the daily star
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three lions in spygate shock game of drones all it is is where there's the world cup this summer
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isn't there the soccer world cup and the england team they put them up in a hotel somewhere where
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they train for a few weeks before the tournament starts and to stop other teams spying on them
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they're going to put up like drones that's it that's it all right they're the front pages there
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you go we did a poll this is the point in the show we often do look at our poll don't we
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now if you bring that up for me i don't know what we asked i always nearly always forget what we
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actually asked oh okay because the world cup's coming up and it will be on the front pages
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they were just saying that i know you sort of like football a bit um and stuff but i think they said
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something like uh when the world cup's on i i understand that you can mention it in passing
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particularly like an england result but beyond that just keep it to a minimum bro and i was like
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i read you loud and clear okay but so this morning on the poll i wanted to try and gauge that again
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to see whether you guys are like almost entirely unanimous despise it really hate it or whether
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a bit indifferent or if you've got any fans at all just trying to gauge it so for okay when the
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world cup's on get ready for it all right so in this poll we said do you care about the world cup
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and then gave you four different grades of how much you care about the world cup or not as the
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case may be let's have a look at the results all right okay so 48 winning it with 48 is the least
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favorable option i'm not a fan of it a cool 48 of you say basically say you just could not care less
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okay and then the next one up it's all right that's 34 so that's nearly everyone isn't it
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and then nine percent of you say i like it and nine percent of you say i love it so less than 20
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percent of you care about football basically over 80 percent could not give a monkeys
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okay all right it's good to know genuinely good for me to know that so just to let you know when
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the world cup is on and it's on the front page and stuff i will talk about it but i'll keep it
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it really minimal for the 18% of you that said you like it and or love it I've got I've got to
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appeal to the masses I don't have to do I but if England do well if they get to like the final or
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win it they won't probably won't then I'll talk about that in some detail that's almost certainly
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won't happen all right let's just move on from this even even this I imagine the people that
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the 80 of you are like move on move on all right should we have a look at a bit of the uh
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we'll have a look at the price of oil we do that sometimes maybe just after the poll quite often do
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that what's the price of oil today on the open market west texas 91 a barrel brent crude 97
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a barrel so so for this whole war it's never gone sky high has it it's never rocketed to insane levels
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it's not that much higher than when the war started is it and if you remember it was about
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78 dollars a barrel there's no one price is there but it's about 78 dollars a barrel
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and now it's about some sort of mean average is what i don't know 95 94 95
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doesn't reflect how much you have to pay at the pump does it it's not fair is it
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all right let's have a look at the websites i was already called to two there's one article
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i wanted to read here oh a quick one super quick one i just saw this there's not much detail to it
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the whole article is only a few words i just thought it was interesting sort of thing i like
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piques my interest says from sky news ex-cIA officer accused of stealing 300 gold bars worth
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Yeah and the story, there isn't that much to it
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Although it doesn't say exactly what his job was
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at it again he's got the memory christian's got the memo try and attack restore from any possible
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angle use anti-semitism racism islamophobia misogyny anything you can there's one person
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who's a member who did a nazi salute 10 years ago anything you can get christian
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just do hit piece after hit piece yeah good good boy
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restore britain reinstate sacked member who who posed uh doing nazi salute after furious backlash
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from hard right supporters that's a mischaracterization from the very beginning
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that they they do uh they do old lewis look lewis brackpool they're having a pop at lewis
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brackpool they're having a pop uh harrison pitt anything look lewis brackpool sat down and had
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i believe some of the details are apologies if i get any of the details slightly wrong
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um that this james monroe chap wanted to be something a bit more in the party the party
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said no you can't sorry you're not a right fit for us we had a quick look at your social media and
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uh probably not uh and and then the party said oh actually the person that said uh probably not
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hasn't got the power to do that so you can still be a member like we're not gonna we're not gonna
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police our membership like what you did in your past is up to you you know we might not
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let you run as a candidate or something but you can be a member like it it's it's a nothing burger
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basically is what it is the fact that restore like any organization of any size will have some people
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in it which the legacy corporate mainstream media will find distasteful yeah yeah well done
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Christian. Brilliant investigative journalism there. Amazing. You went on Twitter. Wow.
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Scoop. Scoop of the century. It's a nothing burger. It's a completely nothing burger.
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What else have we got? What else can we get? What other dirt can we get? Yeah, Louis Brackball
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sat down with David Curtin. David Curtin, a completely legitimate politician. He's the
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head of the heritage party absolutely legitimate individual david curtain but he's on the right
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yeah lewis had a conversation with him oh oh no harrison pitt again had conversations with
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illegitimate people who are of the right what is it uh reno camu and martin selner yeah they're
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and have a reasonable, actually quite high-brow
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Alright, shall we have a look at, oh one last thing in the sun, I thought it was interesting, Trump's triumph, Trump's triumph, inside Trump's war on illegal migration that has cut crossings on the southern Mexican border by 99%, so what can UK learn from tactics, Trump's triumph, basically, in a nutshell, it's build a massive wall, walls don't work, walls don't ever work, walls really work, walls nearly always work brilliantly.
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Look at the various walls built in Northern Ireland
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To keep Protestant and Catholic communities apart
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And the fact that Trump has made sure that the US authorities
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Properly punish people that get caught illegally crossing the border
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And then if not bring their families over in chain migration
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yeah crazy right who could have who would have thunk it all right should have a look at on this
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day in history i like doing that bit you like being that bit on this day down through the
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centuries what happened over now may the 28th on this day in the year 585 bc there was a solar
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eclipse as predicted by greek philosopher thales me and stelios did uh some various bits of long
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thought form content about the the pre-socratic ancient greek philosophers
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uh it's really good content if you're interested in that sort of thing if that's your bag
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very very good bit of content because of course stelios is a phd in philosophy and an athenian
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himself a literal real life athenian philosopher stelios so he sat down with him made more than
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than one bit of long-form content about the pre-Socratics. Thales is one of those. So
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that's there, I think, behind the paywall on losages.com. You can send a sign up for
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this £5-month quantity of membership. Thales predicted the solar eclipse in 585 BC, which
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occurs while the Lydians are at war with the Medes and leads to a truce. It is one of the
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cardinal dates from which other dates are calculated. Yep. Okay, on this day in 1431,
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Joan d'Arc, Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orléans, is accused of lapsing into heresy, again, by donning male clothing, providing justification for her execution
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Beaudades, Epochs, my history theme show, behind the paywall on literacy.com
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do you think i'll talk about the maid of orleans on there for a few hours oh yeah more than once
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actually a really early epochs i decided just to talk about Joan of Arc then later like four years
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later i do a really long form bit of content all about Henry V and what happened to the English
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after the age of Henry V i'll talk about it again basically so you can find quite a few hours of me
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We were just going to put her in a nunnery forever
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Setting the stage for the Cherokee Trail of Tears
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Though I'm like, you know, a partisan of the West
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And play defense on behalf of the British Empire and stuff
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There's certain things where the anti-Western narrative
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Because the Trail of Tears, I mean, he had legitimate reasons in his mind in the 19th
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But the Trail of Tears was basically a death march.
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Just keep marching until a lot of you die of exhaustion and exposure.
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Put on trial for the crime of being homosexual
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First break-in at the Democratic National Headquarters
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on history bro i've got quite an early again long series all about watergate it's really all about
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nixon in general really but nominally focusing on all the details of the watergate like the
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original break-in and the all the cover-up and the downfall of richard nixon in loads of detail
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hours hours worth of detail so i won't go into here but i'm fascinated by that
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Got loads of transcripts of the Nixon tapes in there
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That I've been fascinated with for years and years
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they broke in one time before and just completely got away with it but the bugs weren't placed just
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right so they broke in again to sort of fix them and take pictures of more documents and stuff
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all right i could keep going on about it but i won't it's not a history show let's have a look
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at our rumble rants and super chats shall we okay let me do this with the boom so i can see
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the left hand side of my screen rumble rents first we always do remember it's first
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what have we got here oh global church history has been pipped been pipped to the post you can't
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win them all bro okay first in this morning was tf2 is better and they've said if the lotus
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eaters did a royal rumble who would win people have asked that before if everyone had a fight
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who's like who's the hardest person in lotus eaters people have said this before i thought
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we've talked about before i think on a lads hour it's either going to be big harry or rory i would
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say i mean me carl and dan we're a bit old luca love the dude in the most platonic way possible
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love him he's not a brawler he's not a brawler is he it's got to be stelios although stelios
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was in the army do you know that stelios was in the greek army i think he's got a black belt as
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I don't think he's particularly got a killer instinct
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Speed and aggression counts a lot though, doesn't it?
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What's the reckoning, I've got long form content
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swing some roundabouts okay it's all that anyway so there want me talking about that for hours on
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end five pound a month good deal all right the other fact that you give us this morning is in
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on this day in 1871 the Paris Commune was defeated with communards executed en masse yeah we talked
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about that the other day didn't we it was on the website it was like the big depends what day you
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you want to say was the beginning or the end of these things often isn't it um yeah we talked
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about all that before didn't we how the germans had beaten the french at sedan much straight to
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paris actually much round paris didn't actually enter it made the french sign like humiliating
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treaty at versailles shades of the hall of mirrors in 1919 um but the french government collapsed
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loads of commies took over paris for a while chas style in the end the french army had to go in
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there and arrest loads of them and execute loads of them yeah and commies to this day think it was
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brilliant not that they got defeated but the commune itself was brilliant it wasn't it was
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a complete nightmare like like chas like that chop of course it is communism always fails badly
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ends in misery and suffering every time every single time tomrat247 says abolish the minimum
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wage uh institute negative income tax make something like coursera or link i don't know
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what coursera is or linkedin learning free to those out of work loan them a chromebook
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even if you do want environmental progress whatever that means a thriving economy and
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tech is the best remedy not economic suicide yeah quite right yeah statements of of undisputable
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facts there yeah yeah jc warlock says it's my understanding that carbon is always the result
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of heating. That's why all the carbon spikes on core sample data indicate carbon lags to
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heating. Also carbon dissipates heat very effectively. Yeah, we've had levels of carbon
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dioxide in the atmosphere on Earth stupendously higher than they are now. What did it lead
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to mega flora massive plants which in turn could lead to mega fauna massive animals
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i think the co2 in the atmosphere will lead to a runaway greenhouse effect like on venus or
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or something i mean maybe maybe maybe eventually it'd have to be astronomically higher than it is
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now not ticking up by a few parts per million every few years it's been way way way way higher
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millions of years ago i'm talking about yeah it just led to giant plants basically
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like lily pads that are meters across trees that are like much bigger than trees we have today
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much bigger i'm talking about in the croataceous or even long before that even all right all right
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jc warlock again says i will say lochness castle monster till you look up fort george
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on google maps and confirm it's a dragon's head lol i keep meaning to it don't i harry can you
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try and remind me it's one of those things i'll say yeah i'll look that i mean it but then i just
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move on with my day and forget about it i've got a million and one things i'm trying to juggle
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be perfectly honest harry if you can at some point say remember jc warlock's asking to look
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at that lockness monster thing i'll try and remember mate i will try and remember today
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okay thank you so you've got to you've got to respect the grind of jc warlock repeatedly saying
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that okay next one here is from a name hero sent chicky ban i'm not even going to do a second
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attempt at that sorry if i'm getting it completely wrong this person says reminder mandelson was the
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who got death penalty for treason removed not self-interest there i'm sure yeah yeah blair
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i think during yeah like the mountain years of blair we already abolished the death penalty for
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nearly everything back in like the 50s or 60s i think the 60s but it was technically still on
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the books for treason like left over from the medieval period and they got rid of that hmm
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Which creates artificial riptides and unseen currents
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A normal lake won't have any of that, are they?
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imagine getting like sucked sucked in or mangled up by it oh all right
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interesting though fair point thanks for sending that in genuinely interesting good to learn good
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to know right rick wgp says don't do it bo i won't be watching if you do sports ball bollocks every
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day i'll give it to a minimum when the world cup's on and it's on the front pages i've got
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at least recognize that it's a thing but i'll keep it to a minimum i get it i get it i keep it to an
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absolute minimum unless england win the world cup i warn you now the day after or if it's a monday
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morning because aren't finals usually on saturday or something if england win the world cup i shall
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spend at least five or ten minutes talking about it other than that other than that i promise you
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And the last rumble around today, again from Rick WGP, says,
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31st of May is 110 years since the Battle of Jutland.
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We talked about the Battle of Jutland just yesterday, didn't we?
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Wasn't there a thing on the website, on the Stay in History website,
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where Japanese and Russian battleships fought each other?
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And it said it was the only time that ever happened
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And I was like, well, what about the Battle of Jutland?
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That's another thing I've been threatening to do
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I've mentioned it before on Epochs, the Battle of Jutland
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He's a YouTuber, a history YouTube content creator
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That knows the Battle of Jutland absolutely inside out
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She has fought fiercely for five years with M&D, what is that M&D, motor neurons disease,
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terrifying disease, but decided to withdraw treatment today, RIP Frances Ann Perkins-Hughes
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O'Brien, in the heavens with our fathers, I'm really genuinely sorry to hear that Evan,
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if you could give any historical figure medicine to save them it's interesting who would it be and
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why that's a great history nerds question i've considered alexander the great henry the fifth
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and baldwin the fourth oh great picks see what henry the fifth is a good pick it might be my
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it might actually be my pick that's a great pick some of these other like baldwin the fifth had
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what leprosy wasn't it late stage leprosy well eventually late stage leprosy alexander the
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great probably had all sorts of things wrong with him wearing himself out alcoholism kidney failure
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whatever was henry the fifth put him on a drip and give him some antibiotics he would have been
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all right he was still young and vital he got dysentery give him nice clean food lots of
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liquids put him on a drip as i say antibiotics would have been fine he only needed to have lived
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another what three months or so i think it's something in the order of three months if henry
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v crazy amount of long-form content 20 hours 25 30 hours i don't know how many hours i did on
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henry v crazy amount of content if he'd lived for i think about another three months he would have
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united the crowns of france and england if he'd lived for another 10 years 20 years more
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In conversation with X-Royal Marine Chris Thrall
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oh another a fair decent amount of money just popped in off of the rumble rant so i'll read
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that right now jc warlock thank you for that you said you're a good guy bro thanks for replacing
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the big breakfast just need some vital statistics to tie it all together cheers buddy i appreciate
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that it's a generous amount of money you sent that time as well really appreciate it cheers
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i'll have to remember to look up the loch ness monster castles for st george
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Lotus Eaters got me into politics a year or so ago
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I mean, it's a matter of record, isn't it?
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But football itself is still the same, isn't it?
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They never, like, changed the rules so drastically
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I guess you're talking about Helena Bonham Carter
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old like what 90s is it 1990s like a young hen and a bomb carter in that
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okay david betts again says i work in the demolition sector cool
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that's a chad job isn't it i blow stuff up for a living
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The inequality answer from the front bench is not a good omen.
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Means they are planning to raise taxes past the Laffer curve on the wealthy.
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You get socialists, wannabe socialists, wannabe commies,
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talk about inequality, it means they're going to try and destroy rich people.
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or people that aren't even rich middle class people and once that's achieved working class
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people that have got anything at all that's how that goes that's what socialism is that's what
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communism is quite right brendan okay marcos 588 says narbo without doubt nate furious and even
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jay burden need to get your heads together for some car racing stuff together yeah yeah furious
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person acts yeah marcus nate my mate mr hates reviews and jay burden do i know jay burden
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like i should apologize to jay burden um yeah i would like to make i should make more
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race specifically racing content i did one video on epochs with thomas dowling about the history
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of f1 the whole history of f1 it's quite long it's one over two hours i believe i recall
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really good i thought if you like it if you're interested in that brilliant bit of content i'd
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say if you couldn't care less about racing and formula one give it a swerve yeah i'd like to
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make more stuff about about cars and racing brendan lucas again says it is believed apple
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computers named themselves after the alan turing incident but it's because apple comes from atari
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in the phone book oh it comes before atari in the phone book right yeah there's a story about
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alan turing isn't there that he i can't remember the exact details but you're right there was a
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Did he poison an apple and then eat a bit of the apple
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morning love the show cheers i watch every morning brilliant just to let you know it's thursday not
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wednesday keep up the good work harry didn't i specifically ask you to confirm it was wednesday
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yeah yeah that was my fault okay well thank you ricky allen for that correction i think i did
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it last week as well i'm pretty sure i did it last week i just said the wrong day
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honestly days merge into one of it but thanks for letting me know thanks for the correction
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should be a bit more on the ball than that shouldn't i really yeah yeah yeah yeah last
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night was wednesday evening wasn't it so it's now thursday quite right all right we've got three more
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here marcus 588 again says and it's like a it's in it's a quote mark says all discussions of a
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single nonsense soy sports ball talking point shall be kept to an absolute minimum okay i get
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it the vast majority of you 80 plus don't care about sports ball loud and clear fair enough
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brendan lucas again says well the hood and the bismarck uh the great battleships giant world
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or two era battleships um you say the hood and the bismarck briefly engaged each other
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um that's true yeah that's true um i believe u.s fast battleships also had a tangle with
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uh jap battleships in new guinea is that the um would that have been like the
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battle of the coral sea or something i think when people say battleships they're talking about
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really and i think you've said this wrong by the way i think they're talking about they're getting
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a bit nerdy a bit fedora tip about it that a capital battleship is a really really specific
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And the other side's got a number of battleships
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Oh, Brendan Lucas just kicked in with one final one
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right so again we're talking about the the specific class of of warships right oh and
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another one just sticked in as well may as well read it marcos 588 again says no bow it's just
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an appropriate minimum was merely paraphrasing the fat herald from hbo's rome tv show keep it
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up mate oh what you said then oh i get it yeah i love hbo's rome by the way it's great i've
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watched it like half a dozen times. It's really, really good. An appropriate minimum. Right,
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okay, talking about sports ball, where you said, oh, so it's in the voice of that town
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crier type character in ancient Rome, where he makes proclamations. All discussions of
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a single nonsense soy sports ball talking point shall be kept to an appropriate minimum.
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It's now 20 minutes, 26 minutes past nine in the AM, British summertime on Thursday,
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You're the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers and sisters,
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Alright, try and make the best of the day ahead
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Your time is precious, the most precious thing you will ever have