The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - July 02, 2026


Breakfast With Beau | Thursday 2nd July 2026


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1 hour and 40 minutes

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15,097

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114

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37

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Toxicity

83

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150

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00:00:00.000 Morning
00:00:00.760 Are you alright?
00:00:05.980 I hope you are
00:00:07.040 I genuinely hope you are
00:00:08.740 Me? Yeah
00:00:10.840 Fine, thanks for asking
00:00:12.960 Appreciate it
00:00:15.080 Okay, it is now Thursday isn't it?
00:00:19.240 It's just ticked past 8 in the AM
00:00:20.940 British Summer Time on Thursday the 2nd of July
00:00:23.720 In the Year of Our Lord 2026
00:00:25.660 July already
00:00:26.540 Seems like just the other day doesn't it?
00:00:28.900 We were starting the show at the beginning of the year
00:00:30.940 Beginning of January just the other day
00:00:32.120 You're the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers and sisters
00:00:35.760 The very best among us
00:00:36.740 Thank you for joining me
00:00:37.720 Without you, it isn't a thing
00:00:39.060 As always, I'm joined by my producer, Little Harry
00:00:40.900 How are you this morning? Good, sir?
00:00:42.380 Morning, yeah, I'm all good
00:00:43.600 The disembodied voice of Little Harry there
00:00:47.580 Who, if you're new, isn't little
00:00:49.860 He's a normal-sized guy, he's a bit taller than me
00:00:52.440 We've just got a much bigger Harry in the office, haven't we?
00:00:55.400 Harry Robinson
00:00:55.920 Big Harry, Little Harry
00:00:57.720 Little Harry's not little
00:00:58.880 he doesn't mind he doesn't mind he's comfortable in and of himself he's comfortable in his own
00:01:03.820 skin he doesn't mind okay just get into it why are we faffing about there's no need for that
00:01:09.160 sort of fannying about is there let's just get straight into it okay so it's a football day
00:01:12.420 i will keep it to a minimum i know i've heard i've heard what the glorious band the chosen few
00:01:18.360 think about uh sports ball you largely don't care although it was like when we done a poll or two
00:01:25.020 about it there was about a quarter of you still wasn't there that cared it's on every single front
00:01:29.680 page other than the financial times but I'll keep it to a complete minimum all right Kane to the
00:01:36.660 rescue that's Harry Kane that's this football player here used to play for Tottenham now plays
00:01:41.180 for Bayern Munich I think didn't he okay Kane to the rescue it was the great escape it was the
00:01:49.140 great escape and defense black hole triples the spending in the defense
00:01:54.000 budget it was like 4.75 billion pounds short now they're realizing it's
00:02:00.140 actually 15 billion pounds short or something like that in that ballpark and
00:02:04.540 that's the whole that was the whole increase so in other words there was
00:02:09.020 there was no money for this increase it was all a fiction up to this point no
00:02:14.920 sterner burner will have to find all the money all the money all right all right so let's get
00:02:20.100 into it the metro who do you think you are who do you think you're talking to look at your state 0.88
00:02:29.340 here the metro gross subversion absolutely ridiculous all right we'll talk about it once 0.64
00:02:37.400 here and then won't talk about it hardly again let's say the football england beat congo 2-1
00:02:42.380 all right there you go they went one nil down after about seven minutes most of the game england
00:02:46.840 were one nil down and then in the last 15 minutes harry kane scored two goals half decent header and
00:02:51.740 the winning goal was actually quite good blasted it in right 18 yards or whatever all right that's
00:02:58.600 it that's all that's all i'll say that's it oh whatever and next thing we'll probably play or
00:03:02.640 i think we just do play mexico in the next round in the final 16 in the mexico city and like they
00:03:09.860 haven't lost a game since like 2013 in that stadium, something like that, Mexico and no 0.98
00:03:16.260 slouches, you don't get to the last 16 of the World Cup by accident, so that will probably
00:03:21.020 be quite a tough game, put England's chance at 50-50 of winning that one, alright, so
00:03:26.140 oh dear me that was close, oh dear me, oh dear me, oh democratic republic me that was
00:03:34.900 close, there's a few puns today, there's a few puns, but we'll move on, I said I'll
00:03:39.200 it to a minimum i will i will all right the star there's harry kane again celebrating the win
00:03:44.240 harry houdini
00:03:48.480 there's a few harry work there's a few word a few bits of wordplay revolving around the name harry
00:03:54.880 cry harry and saint george they didn't do that one i don't think actually but king and there's
00:04:00.800 a king harry later we get you know like henry v king harry and okay the star go with harry
00:04:08.800 houdini it was an escape act this is an escape artist who escaped losing and getting knocked
00:04:15.360 out of the world cup okay okay we'll whip them we'll get to other stories today because most of
00:04:20.800 the front pages are the football and i said i'll keep it to a minimum so we'll talk about loads of
00:04:24.480 other things today they go look the mirror uh it was touch and go because the managers like called
00:04:29.360 touch or to tool it's touch and go for harry all right and the england lions the sun again harry
00:04:36.400 I told you it was every single one, wasn't I?
00:04:37.960 And we've been through them quick, though, haven't I?
00:04:39.600 All right.
00:04:41.400 Hero Harry to the rescue.
00:04:42.740 Right.
00:04:45.800 Kung Fu. 0.60
00:04:49.100 Kung Fu.
00:04:52.120 Right.
00:04:53.520 The male.
00:04:54.360 Thank heavens for King Harry.
00:04:55.720 There you go.
00:04:56.120 Thank heavens for King Harry.
00:04:57.400 All right.
00:04:57.760 Here's a different story.
00:04:58.480 The last.
00:05:01.460 Panel that rejected major screening program for prostate cancer a week or two ago.
00:05:06.180 Remember that? We talked about it
00:05:07.180 That panel that rejected major screening programme
00:05:10.380 Had no specialists in the cancer
00:05:13.000 Prostrate cancer 1.00
00:05:13.740 And no black voices 1.00
00:05:15.840 Don't really care about the black voices 1.00
00:05:17.720 They didn't have any female 0.99
00:05:20.020 Female, transgender
00:05:22.380 Neurodivergent 1.00
00:05:26.420 Crippled black voices 1.00
00:05:28.340 But no specialists in the cancer 1.00
00:05:31.940 That is a bit
00:05:32.660 Might be nice to have
00:05:36.140 had one, hadn't it? Fresh fury at prostate betrayal. The decision to reject a major screening
00:05:46.100 program was made by a committee that did not contain a single prostate cancer expert, the
00:05:51.940 Daily Mail can reveal, hmm, hmm, you would have thought, you would have thought they,
00:06:03.520 you would have that, if not the whole committee made up of it, nearly all of it, but no, not
00:06:11.140 one, that's the state of sort of managerial, like that's the state of, like the managerial
00:06:16.920 Nature of the NHS
00:06:17.880 Is you end up with this massive layer of managers
00:06:21.080 It's a classic thing in military history
00:06:23.420 Because that sort of is really my
00:06:26.240 My forte, really ancient history
00:06:28.760 And or military history
00:06:30.560 Or ancient military history
00:06:31.740 The level of how many officers to men you've got
00:06:37.940 That's a classic thing that military historians look at and talk about
00:06:41.080 In other words, if you've got too many officers
00:06:43.840 Compared to how many men there are
00:06:46.920 that's bad and that speaks of a terrible imbalance a terrible problem something fundamentally wrong
00:06:52.440 with your army if you ever find yourself in that situation in all different for various different 0.98
00:06:58.040 reasons the nhs seems to suffer from something like that there's this whole class giant class
00:07:03.540 of managers in the nhs if you like some sort of equivalent maybe of officers the people actually
00:07:09.580 in the trenches like the nurses the people that clean the hospitals and even doctors to an extent
00:07:14.880 There's this level of
00:07:16.880 Managers that aren't
00:07:18.860 Like actual medical professionals
00:07:20.560 And there seems to be
00:07:21.760 Far too many of them
00:07:23.720 Too many cooks spoil the broth
00:07:25.180 Or a great quote
00:07:28.800 Like I said it on the podcast
00:07:29.760 The other day
00:07:30.080 It was Abraham Lincoln said 1.00
00:07:31.140 Too many pigs for the tits 1.00
00:07:32.580 Can we say tits on the bow show? 1.00
00:07:38.740 I might be talking about blue tits
00:07:39.940 The bird
00:07:40.560 Alright
00:07:44.880 Moving on
00:07:45.820 That's probably a borderline
00:07:47.140 Probably shouldn't have said that
00:07:48.340 Try and keep it clean 1.00
00:07:50.740 Might be Keely Winks in the room 1.00
00:07:51.920 Apologies
00:07:52.560 Alright
00:07:53.240 Byron Hersey Alley warns us that 1.00
00:07:56.660 Is the Mist want to dominate and not integrate 1.00
00:07:58.440 Yeah we know 0.99
00:07:58.980 Yeah we know
00:07:59.600 We all know
00:08:00.400 Thanks
00:08:00.820 Thanks
00:08:02.320 The Daily Telegraph
00:08:04.200 The Toreograph 1.00
00:08:05.140 It's been bought out by Germans 1.00
00:08:08.280 Obviously Harry Kane 1.00
00:08:10.020 Winning their game
00:08:11.100 Defence black hole triples to £15 billion
00:08:14.080 pounds number 10 admits it cannot explain where cuts will come from to boost cash for military
00:08:19.800 right i mean you've had your whole time in government to be working that sort of thing
00:08:26.600 out it was literally on the docket from day one that something like that needed to be sort of
00:08:31.780 worked out and certainly the last few weeks or months it's it should have been or was really
00:08:40.400 top of the agenda was it not but still at this point still i don't know why were you quibbling
00:08:46.840 over whether it was 13.5 billion or 15 billion you didn't have any of the money anyway
00:08:51.140 what's going on at the treasury oh i know there's a story the other day we talked about it on um
00:08:57.520 the state of politics the channel i do with mr h reviews do we did a video we recorded a video on
00:09:03.720 it last night i'll probably go out today um there's a there's a story that the treasury
00:09:09.320 His Majesty's Treasury
00:09:11.620 A few years
00:09:14.460 Starting a few years ago
00:09:16.100 Two, three years ago
00:09:17.440 Decided to lower
00:09:19.640 Lower the bar
00:09:22.860 In terms of numerical ability
00:09:25.180 The ability to do maths 0.98
00:09:26.820 So that they could increase their diversity quotas
00:09:29.960 And verbal reasoning tests 0.94
00:09:32.240 They realised that their
00:09:35.220 Numerical reasoning tests and verbal reasoning tests
00:09:37.920 where the bar was so high as it should be you want the very very very best of the best
00:09:42.620 in places like the treasury the foreign office the cabinet office the bank of england all these
00:09:47.420 things right you want the very very absolute creme de la creme they realized that the bar
00:09:51.620 was so high that they weren't really getting any diverse people for some reason for some
00:09:58.460 ideological anti-racist weird fetish outgroup preference reason they wanted loads more brown
00:10:04.640 people for some reason it doesn't make any sense why why would you need people whose grandparents 0.67
00:10:11.360 come from a foreign land why would you need that but they decided they did absolutely and that
00:10:16.560 they're proud of it that's their line to this day they're proud of it so they just lowered they just
00:10:22.560 lowered all the tests and i think i think at one point in fact did away with the verbal reasoning
00:10:28.080 test or something like that verbal reasoning test is really just a reasoning test can you understand
00:10:34.640 Reason properly
00:10:35.700 Do you understand cause and effect and stuff
00:10:37.780 Like the treasury
00:10:40.180 Perhaps the linchpin
00:10:43.920 Of government
00:10:46.380 Right
00:10:47.300 Maybe
00:10:48.220 The cabinet office more so
00:10:50.080 But one of the most vital
00:10:52.380 Parts of the government
00:10:55.000 Of the country
00:10:57.080 The treasury 1.00
00:10:58.420 They wanted more brown people 1.00
00:11:00.540 So they did that 1.00
00:11:05.200 weird so freakish well now they just can't figure out numbers it seems
00:11:12.560 i'm exaggerating on i'm exaggerating a bit but
00:11:16.320 it's just all nonsense isn't it now it will oh it's 13.5 now 15 oh but we haven't got five of
00:11:21.360 that oh we haven't got any of it and it's gone what are we doing here people what are we doing 0.66
00:11:30.000 we just need more diversity quotas that will fix everything won't it
00:11:33.120 You sure about that 0.99
00:11:34.860 You sure about that
00:11:37.260 Alright
00:11:37.800 Burnham 0.99
00:11:39.080 Deport grooming gang rapist
00:11:41.220 That's the thing 0.53
00:11:42.700 We talked about yesterday
00:11:43.360 Didn't we
00:11:43.760 We mentioned it yesterday
00:11:46.400 There was that guy
00:11:50.020 What was it
00:11:50.900 Shabir Ahmed
00:11:52.080 Something like that
00:11:52.740 He was basically
00:11:54.800 The leader of the
00:11:55.920 Rochdale grooming gangs
00:11:57.220 And he was sentenced to 19 years and 22 years to run concurrently
00:12:07.560 So doesn't that mean he should have served something like 40 odd years
00:12:09.900 That he's only been in for 14
00:12:11.900 After being convicted of something in the order of 30 child rapes
00:12:17.400 Something in the order of 30 child rapes
00:12:21.180 And he served 14 years
00:12:23.200 Right
00:12:25.740 And he's being let out today
00:12:28.340 And his victims
00:12:33.360 Quite right
00:12:34.040 At least one of his victims
00:12:35.080 Ruby
00:12:35.560 Probably not her real name
00:12:36.500 Saying well I don't feel safe
00:12:38.600 He's still
00:12:39.720 He's still part of that whole community
00:12:41.980 And like that
00:12:43.180 You'll have connections with the whole
00:12:44.580 Giant gang system
00:12:45.960 Giant network system
00:12:46.920 That is still here
00:12:47.980 Thanks for that
00:12:49.720 The state
00:12:50.280 Thanks for actually properly dealing with that
00:12:52.320 Not
00:12:52.760 So I'm worried, I'm scared
00:12:55.760 Yeah, quite rightly so
00:12:58.920 Apparently she's being helped by the Maggie Oliver Foundation
00:13:02.000 Brilliant person, Maggie Oliver
00:13:03.560 Brilliant
00:13:04.640 Give me ten divisions of Maggie Olivers
00:13:07.840 And our troubles here would be over very quickly 0.58
00:13:10.480 Right, and
00:13:15.400 And so apparently he just can't be deported
00:13:18.020 Home office
00:13:19.300 And what are you going to do?
00:13:21.340 There's an Act of Parliament back from 1971
00:13:24.180 You can repeal it
00:13:25.480 You can pass a new bit of legislation if you want to
00:13:27.880 No 0.86
00:13:28.120 That says if you came here before 1973
00:13:32.180 Which he did
00:13:33.100 Because he's old now
00:13:34.000 He's in his 70s
00:13:35.500 He's like 73 or something
00:13:37.040 75 or something
00:13:37.860 If you came here before 1973
00:13:41.160 And you lived here for five consecutive years
00:13:43.240 You cannot be deported
00:13:44.340 Regardless of the monstrous crimes he did 1.00
00:13:48.920 And he was always a dual sitter 1.00
00:13:50.380 So he's from Pakistan 1.00
00:13:51.880 Of course he's from Pakistan 0.54
00:13:53.980 Came here, he then got at some point in those intervening years
00:13:56.700 Got dual citizenship
00:13:57.880 However, once he got convicted of these crimes
00:14:01.540 They did strip him of the British part of that dual citizenship
00:14:04.660 So as it says at the moment
00:14:06.000 He's just a Pakistani national
00:14:07.600 But can't be deported back to Pakistan 0.98
00:14:11.200 Apart from anything else 1.00
00:14:12.240 Pakistan refused to take them
00:14:13.460 Nearly always, if not all
00:14:15.380 But practically always
00:14:16.620 Refuse to take
00:14:18.680 Their criminals back
00:14:20.440 Again our government goes
00:14:22.980 Oh okay
00:14:23.480 There's nothing we can do then
00:14:25.920 We can try and put pressure on them
00:14:29.500 No
00:14:31.160 We're giving them money if anything
00:14:32.760 We'll build them an airport
00:14:35.640 If anything
00:14:36.360 Try and work out some sort of
00:14:45.240 third measure some sort of guantanamo bay version of something on one of the islands we've got
00:14:50.360 so that these people just simply aren't in gen the general population in britain
00:14:55.000 something no just back to rochdale you go actually that's not fair he doesn't go actually
00:14:59.000 does actually go back to rochdale i think for a while for another few years or something he's
00:15:04.440 not allowed to return to rochdale i think that was part of the thing anyway anyway no stern and
00:15:11.480 burnham andy bumham part of the problem for years part of the silence and omission and even on some
00:15:17.540 levels cover up four years andy burnham now he's getting tough on it now he's saying deport grooming
00:15:23.520 gang rapist he's in a lot of the he's in a lot of the papers this story it's one of the biggest
00:15:27.100 stories today other than the football look the sun goes with it get him out vile grooming gang
00:15:31.860 leader must be deported to pakistan after he's freed demands pm in waiting burnham
00:15:35.760 Look at the state of that 0.77
00:15:38.840 Evil
00:15:39.800 Evil
00:15:40.340 The face of evil 0.72
00:15:41.280 30 child rapes
00:15:43.280 You know there'll be way more
00:15:44.320 You know that was all he was convicted of
00:15:45.760 You know there'll be way more
00:15:46.860 Pure
00:15:49.300 Undiluted evil 1.00
00:15:53.180 Pakistan like 1.00
00:15:55.180 No it's your problem 1.00
00:15:55.820 No we're not accepting him back 0.99
00:15:56.940 Shabir Ahmed
00:15:59.960 Right
00:16:01.840 The Express
00:16:03.760 Watched our grooming
00:16:05.720 gang leader the the daddy of the gang to be freed on thursday he won't be deported
00:16:13.160 right but andy burnham's gonna get tough on it is he andy burnham what he actually said was a
00:16:21.800 little bit milk toast he didn't come out and do some sort of screen some sort of rant about it
00:16:26.120 he just said i would hope the the home office look at all possible options something like that
00:16:32.040 you didn't seem to be impassioned about it or particularly care massively didn't seem like to
00:16:40.240 me from the quotes i read andy burn i'm just saying yeah it's probably best if uh if
00:16:48.200 if uh the home office do everything they can to look at this one
00:16:53.820 there was just in fact let me see if i can find a story on the bbc news because there's a few
00:16:59.080 quotes and they got a few a few quotes from the um from the actual government sort of immigration
00:17:06.240 minister um i can't find it anyway they said they said yeah that we would like to be able
00:17:14.720 to deport these types of people but in this case probably won't be able to that was like
00:17:18.900 the quote i'm paraphrasing ev only ever ever so slightly um yeah that's basically what they said
00:17:25.460 Alright, so we just allow monsters in our country to roam around
00:17:37.400 If you were convicted of 30 child rapes
00:17:41.340 There is no way you should ever, ever, ever be allowed out of prison
00:17:44.600 Well, by rights, we should bring back the death penalty, shouldn't we?
00:17:48.620 Restore Britain for that 0.90
00:17:55.460 He should have been killed by the state for those sorts of crimes 0.98
00:18:00.480 No, 14 years and then back into the general population 0.97
00:18:06.720 There's something terribly wrong with this country, isn't there?
00:18:10.540 Something terribly wrong
00:18:11.680 Here's a very interesting story from the Telegraph
00:18:16.320 Mandelson was, quote, privileged contact, quote, of Russian spies
00:18:24.200 James Dossier. Here's a tweet, just a little bit more from Politics UK. New. Peter Mandelson
00:18:34.760 has reportedly been in contact with Russian spies for over 35 years. So that goes way
00:18:46.520 back to Labour before 1997. Of course, Mandelson was there from day one in 1997. You know,
00:18:55.200 things can only get better if you're the Russian intelligence services. He was considered
00:19:00.940 a privileged contact and one of the most significant Russian achievements in manipulating UK politics 0.96
00:19:06.740 in the last 30 years. 0.78
00:19:16.520 So, a traitor on multiple levels.
00:19:24.380 Handing, I mean, handing information over to Jeffrey Epstein.
00:19:30.260 Sensitive information, politically sensitive information, and market sensitive information.
00:19:35.220 As well as now, it seems, according to this, not just has friends that are Russian, has friends that are Chinese.
00:19:41.520 not just that actively working with them in some way a privileged contact
00:19:51.200 the most significant russian achievement in manipulating uk politics in the last 30 years
00:19:59.040 he he must have a trial surely the police i'm sorry the cps surely the cps will come
00:20:06.880 to the conclusion that he needs to stand trial for if not treason at least sort of sedition at
00:20:13.920 least sort of uh well there's a number of things they could choose to charge him with shouldn't
00:20:18.640 they but like sort of under official secrets act because when you become a minister or an ambassador
00:20:24.240 or something you would i'm sure you have to sign sign the official secrets act things like that
00:20:29.200 you know promising under pain of prosecution that you won't tell a foreign a foreign entity
00:20:35.840 whether it be a russian handler or jeffrey epstein and his israeli handlers yeah
00:20:44.080 he could barrack yeah was he could barrack not jeffrey epstein's israeli intelligence handler
00:20:50.640 hmm was he or wasn't he the fbi thought he was
00:20:57.840 right so is mandy going to stand trial for spying or espionage
00:21:05.840 He should do, shouldn't he?
00:21:08.040 Feels like he needs to
00:21:09.500 And then go to prison for the rest of his natural life
00:21:14.140 Again, they'll probably
00:21:15.880 If that ever happens
00:21:17.260 It might not even happen
00:21:18.300 But if it does, I'm sure they will get
00:21:19.560 Ultimately, the judge will give him a slap on the wrist
00:21:21.640 Who knows?
00:21:26.660 Who knows what's in store
00:21:28.860 For the rest of Peter Mandelson's life
00:21:31.060 We shall see
00:21:35.840 40 000 in stampede not actual physical stampede metaphorical stampede for buy your tickets it is
00:21:42.800 at the british museum is at the british museum and when you go to the british museum it's free
00:21:46.800 to get in but there if there's a special exhibition you have to pay to get into that
00:21:52.400 so you can walk around sort of 95 plus of the museum for free if there's something that everyone
00:21:57.720 really wants to see they do charge you to get into that it's not actually that cheap last time i've
00:22:01.380 been to the british museum exhibitions loads of times a dozen times or so um whenever there's a
00:22:06.320 new exhibition every six months every year i'll go to it nearly always unless it's really really
00:22:10.600 somewhere at benning probably won't bother going to that but all the other ones i'll go to and i'll
00:22:15.340 go to this apparently it's being shown the beta tapestry is being shown in the british museum for
00:22:18.940 something like 10 months um so i'll just wait till it dies down a bit and then go one day
00:22:25.520 and um i'm not sure if they'll let you film in there actually in the paid exhibition they
00:22:32.400 probably won't actually yeah all right i can make some content another way with it um yeah i'm
00:22:40.660 looking forward to going to see that really i'm looking forward to that at some point
00:22:43.220 okay prince harry wounds of invictus games attack okay don't care okay
00:22:51.320 Death's top births for first time in 50 years
00:22:56.100 A bit worrying isn't it, the demographic decline
00:22:59.040 There's more than one element isn't there to demographic decline and replacement
00:23:02.880 A bit rich from the Telegraph
00:23:10.580 Who only the other day reported a little story
00:23:14.700 Even though they were ridiculing
00:23:15.960 It still talks about indirectly
00:23:18.360 still amplified the voice of someone
00:23:21.060 that was saying white people 0.90
00:23:23.220 shouldn't have babies anymore 0.99
00:23:24.240 they need to make room in their societies 1.00
00:23:26.840 for refugees 1.00
00:23:28.020 stop being so selfish and having babies 1.00
00:23:30.620 if you've got spare rooms and things 1.00
00:23:32.720 for having babies, give them to refugees 1.00
00:23:35.040 the times, the venerable times
00:23:39.840 there's Harry Kane there after scoring a goal
00:23:43.120 in football
00:23:43.640 Burnham's job will be to find
00:23:47.120 seven billion of cuts schools and hospitals face squeeze under new npm yeah i'm sure when andy
00:23:56.160 burnham once he comes out of hiding and becomes the prime minister he will find that the fiscal
00:24:02.900 situation is really really quite dire they always like to do that every single new leader even if
00:24:09.480 they're taking over from someone in their own party will always always always always claim
00:24:13.780 i have inherited a terrible situation and give me time it's difficult i've inherited a terrible
00:24:21.480 situation well in burnham's case it actually will be true actually will be true all right the eye
00:24:30.460 paper faraj fears he will face by election over five million pound gift from crypto billionaire
00:24:38.080 is it that serious faraj thinks it is i didn't think it was that
00:24:43.780 seriously i've said all along i'm going to talk about farage a bit now for a moment
00:24:46.940 just to make clear which i did yesterday and once or even twice before when this five million
00:24:53.640 pound thing has come up and yesterday talked about the 270 grand he made out of a bullion
00:24:58.480 company and i'll say again just to put my cards on the table you know me here you know us here
00:25:05.480 we're pro-restore people aren't we right and i throw loads of shage at nige al farage
00:25:13.820 all the time but i only do it i actually only do it when i think it's properly necessary
00:25:18.820 when there's legit political reasons for it and um just trying to dunk on him over every
00:25:26.540 tiny nothing burger i even defend him sometimes don't i a little bit sometimes when even though
00:25:34.420 think he's a complete containment project and all that sort of thing when i think the papers or
00:25:38.280 whoever are trying to they're raking up some complete nothing burger i will say so and i'm
00:25:47.800 absolutely in favor of him having sound personal security because that was what that five million
00:25:54.560 pounds was supposed to be for wasn't it his personal security so okay so i've said and
00:25:59.680 maintained and still do but i'll just really wait until the results of the the more than one
00:26:05.420 investigation into his personal finances now i'll wait for the results of that and if there's nothing
00:26:12.240 to it and he hasn't actually hasn't done anything wrong then i will report that saying look this
00:26:17.460 was just people a political witch hunt and it didn't stick nigel hasn't actually done anything
00:26:22.100 wrong if it does turn out he's done something wrong and then at that point i will totally 0.53
00:26:26.920 dunk on him pretty much as hard as possible right but at this stage at this stage no wait and see
00:26:34.120 wait and see it's like uh talking about a court case before it's finished before a jury or a
00:26:39.360 judge has come to a conclusion a bit like that so when i saw this this morning it did take me
00:26:45.040 slightly by surprise apparently it is that farage himself insiders are saying it's been leaked to
00:26:51.320 that you know well that sort of thing rumor is that nigel himself fears he will face by election
00:26:57.340 i.e that the investigations do come to the conclusion that he has done something wrong
00:27:03.040 he's broken the parliamentary code or whatever and then he will he'll be forced into a by-election
00:27:10.860 in other words he's got to rerun for his own seat because he's effectively been thrown out of his
00:27:16.180 own seat for wrongdoing and if he wants to still be an mp he's got to win the seat again a by-election
00:27:24.740 and that faraj fears that sort of a possibility
00:27:29.140 why and it is only rumor at this stage coming out of like the faraj camp faraj's people is
00:27:33.620 only rumor so take with a pinch of salt but if there's any truth to that that faraj does fear
00:27:38.820 that that's odd and telling isn't it that's again i've got to sort of stop myself from
00:27:45.380 sort of being um gloating or anything about it at this stage uh if that's true that's that sort of
00:27:52.180 that suggests that doesn't it what more than suggests it does say that he thinks he has done
00:27:58.020 something wrong because there's the five million pound thing from that crypto billionaire chris
00:28:05.940 chris harble christopher harble there's 270 grand he made from uh the the bullion company which as
00:28:13.540 As far as I can tell, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
00:28:17.100 As far as I can tell, nothing.
00:28:19.680 Other than perhaps he's seen a tiny bit of bad taste.
00:28:22.280 But there's nothing really wrong with that.
00:28:23.880 Then the latest thing now is something all to do with his properties.
00:28:27.420 That he actually owns five properties and he only declared two. 0.88
00:28:33.040 So what are you doing, Nige? 1.00
00:28:34.840 Don't you want to create the impression, whether it's true or not, 1.00
00:28:42.640 creating the impression that you're cleaner than clean squeaky clean why are you failing to declare
00:28:47.800 stuff all over the place in fact let's uh where was it was it on the mail let's go into this in
00:28:53.620 a little bit more yeah here we go let's let's read this article a little bit of this article
00:28:57.180 because what you know like get to the point where it's like wait what's really going on here wait
00:29:00.600 nigel fears he might face a by-election what's the detail okay nigel farage built four million
00:29:09.040 pound property portfolio over a decade yet only declared two of the five properties to parliament
00:29:15.520 so on the face of it that headline you think oh you know there is something there that's that's
00:29:20.320 dodgy not necessarily already still i'm going to give nigel the benefit of the doubt at this point
00:29:25.440 why not i mean okay four million pound properties five different homes that total up to about four
00:29:38.160 million pounds now let's say nigel's not a poor man i think he makes over two million pounds a
00:29:44.880 year on gb news alone right so the idea that you spent four million pounds over 10 years
00:29:54.160 isn't crazy for nigel for nigel someone who earns the amount he earns that's not insane 0.84
00:30:00.160 uh so the question is not like where has he got the money from is it from like uh nefarious means 0.92
00:30:09.760 well other than the the crystal harbour stuff it's more like the question the problem really
00:30:16.000 is more like why didn't you declare it all though properly um in fact let's not go into it in a
00:30:22.120 crazy amount of detail we'll see how it plays out over the coming days and weeks or even months
00:30:25.420 But, yeah, so some of the stories is
00:30:28.240 I mean, his personal finances are becoming a bit of a thorn in his side, aren't they?
00:30:33.320 In fact, that's the name of his business
00:30:35.200 I only learned that this morning, I didn't know that
00:30:37.700 At least two of the properties, or three of the properties
00:30:40.800 Two or three of the properties are held in the name of his company
00:30:43.980 Which is called Thorn in the Side Limited
00:30:47.320 Like, one of them is owned by his wife
00:30:51.020 One or two of them are owned by his wife
00:30:52.800 And there's rules about how
00:30:56.800 If you own a property
00:30:58.020 And you lease it to friends or family
00:31:00.660 And they pay little or minimal rent
00:31:04.160 If you
00:31:05.040 Something like
00:31:05.920 If you take in less than 10 grand a year in rent
00:31:09.220 Then you don't have to declare it
00:31:11.180 There's loads
00:31:11.640 It's a little bit complicated
00:31:13.480 Over the exact rules of when you do
00:31:16.160 And you don't have to declare things
00:31:17.920 Okay
00:31:18.820 That's basically the story
00:31:20.320 It's about whether he declared it really
00:31:22.720 Not how much money he's actually got
00:31:25.260 Or where it came from particularly
00:31:27.580 Other than the Chris Harbourn family
00:31:29.080 And so
00:31:31.200 Obviously reform themselves
00:31:33.420 Like the reform UK spokesman said
00:31:34.840 Everything has been properly declared
00:31:36.600 And checked with the parliamentary register
00:31:38.340 It's sad to see that the Daily Mail
00:31:40.080 Are going after
00:31:41.420 Are going after those that have done well for themselves
00:31:45.980 It's not just the Daily Mail
00:31:47.820 It's loads of the papers
00:31:50.100 On various days
00:31:51.320 Loads of the news organs
00:31:53.840 But of course reform would say that
00:31:56.260 Wouldn't they?
00:31:57.000 Of course they would say that
00:31:58.140 An official spokesman
00:31:59.980 The point is it seems like Nigel's
00:32:03.420 Well you can't avoid the conclusion
00:32:06.440 That Nigel has skirted
00:32:07.980 At the very least
00:32:08.980 At the absolute minimum
00:32:09.980 Has skirted close to the line
00:32:11.920 Of what he should or shouldn't have declared
00:32:14.460 Because
00:32:15.200 Is it Jeremy Hunt of all people?
00:32:18.280 They got a quote, yes
00:32:19.140 From Jeremy Hunt 0.99
00:32:21.320 you don't remember jeremy hunt a scumbag a covid era complete scumbag nevertheless 0.98
00:32:25.460 he said and because he's got properties like i think multiple properties and he's got some that 0.98
00:32:31.760 he uh under the name of a company he owns mayor properties whatever he just said look what you do
00:32:38.180 what most people do mps i mean most mps is you just err on the side of caution if you're not
00:32:44.280 sure whether you should declare it or not just declare it to avoid this exactly this
00:32:51.320 Mr Farage said he had acted with an abundance of caution in detailing his assets
00:32:58.940 Why? No, the opposite
00:33:00.820 Don't be cautious about what you do or don't declare
00:33:03.340 Declare everything
00:33:04.380 In dealing with his assets
00:33:07.200 While a spokesman said everything had been checked by the registrar
00:33:10.780 The former Chancellor, Sir Jeremy Hunt
00:33:14.040 Wait, Jeremy Hunt
00:33:16.320 Anyway
00:33:17.440 He declares
00:33:19.400 who declares the seven properties that his company Merpon Properties Limited owns said
00:33:25.060 I did that because the rules are very clear that you must not do anything improper or anything
00:33:30.280 that could reasonably be perceived as improper and Nicholas Allen an expert on MPs codes of
00:33:37.800 conduct from the University of London said the standards regime has long been clear that MPs
00:33:44.120 should err on the side of caution when it comes to registering their interests
00:33:47.780 The use of the word caution there
00:33:50.320 When Nigel used it
00:33:51.820 And when this guy used it
00:33:52.560 Is in different
00:33:53.220 A different usage of it
00:33:55.180 They should go on the side of caution
00:33:56.320 I.E
00:33:56.720 You're not sure
00:33:58.300 Whether to clear it
00:33:59.200 When they haven't
00:34:01.500 They have opened themselves up
00:34:02.960 To potential investigation
00:34:03.960 Yeah
00:34:04.220 That's basically the story
00:34:05.520 Okay
00:34:07.440 Now in and of itself
00:34:08.580 For me personally
00:34:09.980 It's not like
00:34:13.560 I'm more interested in policy
00:34:14.840 I'm more interested if
00:34:15.860 And how
00:34:16.340 Reform and Nigel
00:34:17.400 Can save our country
00:34:18.460 Can save our demographic 1.00
00:34:20.720 Can save us from an Islamic takeover 1.00
00:34:23.140 Can save our women folk 1.00
00:34:24.580 From endless rapes 0.99
00:34:26.440 However
00:34:28.700 Nigel fears
00:34:33.420 If that's true
00:34:34.060 Nigel fears
00:34:34.880 He might have to face a by-election over it all
00:34:36.600 Well we'll see
00:34:38.800 I've talked about it for a bit there
00:34:40.060 We'll move on
00:34:41.020 But we'll see
00:34:41.600 Is it one of the things that brings Nigel down?
00:34:47.400 I've said that weeks ago
00:34:51.500 When this first started coming up
00:34:53.720 In the news cycle
00:34:54.460 I said this could be an absolute nothing
00:34:57.520 Burger or it could ruin him
00:34:58.880 I have to wait for the
00:35:01.540 Investigations to play out
00:35:02.720 Rainer fights
00:35:04.620 Angela the big bird Rainer
00:35:06.100 Angela the fridge, big bird Rainer
00:35:08.500 Fights for cabinet return
00:35:11.200 With housing job pitched to Burnham 0.99
00:35:12.880 She wants to be the housing minister again 0.60
00:35:14.720 Former Deputy PM 1.00
00:35:18.000 Big Bird 1.00
00:35:19.200 You know she's 7 foot 2 and weighs 500 pounds 1.00
00:35:23.020 You know 1.00
00:35:23.340 Built like an absolute unit
00:35:28.360 Former Deputy
00:35:29.580 By the way 1.00
00:35:30.660 Of course she's not 7 foot 2 and weighs 500 pounds 0.95
00:35:33.660 That's slightly exaggerated 0.99
00:35:36.920 She's 6 foot 9 1.00
00:35:38.040 And not a shade over 400 pounds 0.97
00:35:40.200 Former Deputy PM
00:35:42.540 Urges the next government
00:35:43.960 To rewire England
00:35:45.660 By developing
00:35:46.540 By devolving power
00:35:48.440 It's right on the limit of my eyesight
00:35:50.040 By devolving power and money
00:35:52.660 To town halls 1.00
00:35:53.660 And she pitches herself for ministerial role 1.00
00:35:56.720 I do need to get that monocle 0.97
00:35:57.900 Should I actually get a monocle?
00:36:00.460 Should I actually get a monocle?
00:36:02.420 It would be such an affectation
00:36:03.740 It'd be funny though, wouldn't it?
00:36:06.580 Maybe I'll get a monocle
00:36:07.580 Angela Rayner echoes words 0.89
00:36:13.200 used by Burnham in speech
00:36:15.300 in Manchester on Monday
00:36:16.340 as likely next PM finalises
00:36:19.520 plans for
00:36:21.460 his cabinet line-up. Sources
00:36:23.300 close to Rayner insist no
00:36:25.320 job offer has yet been made, but
00:36:27.300 allies claim she would welcome a
00:36:29.320 return to her old job as housing secretary.
00:36:31.600 There you go. She had to quit 0.74
00:36:33.320 the role after underpaying stamp duty
00:36:35.160 and they decided after
00:36:37.120 quite a long investigation that she hadn't done
00:36:39.220 anything wrong. She'd underpaid that stamp duty to the
00:36:41.320 Tune of tens of thousands of pounds
00:36:42.460 In good faith
00:36:43.600 It was a reasonable error
00:36:45.120 And as long as she pays it up
00:36:46.840 It's all good 0.98
00:36:47.360 Which she then did
00:36:48.280 Odd though isn't it
00:36:51.800 Ironic
00:36:52.380 That the housing minister
00:36:54.340 Fluffed up their
00:36:56.500 Stamp duty
00:36:58.020 Like a mathematician
00:37:05.760 Being unable to do long division
00:37:07.400 Or something isn't it
00:37:08.440 It's like the health secretary
00:37:10.240 Being a heavy smoker
00:37:11.260 something right okay the financial times the only paper that doesn't go with football
00:37:16.040 they're still talking about trump's trump's earnings that he and the businesses that
00:37:22.900 whitkoff and and don jr own made hundreds of millions of dollars or a billion dollars or
00:37:29.740 something let's still talk about that today okay bluecrest which is just a capital investment
00:37:34.240 company questions uk as a business destination after 200 million pound tax defeat
00:37:41.600 flat the guy who owns this runs this company loses legal battle courts tight and definition
00:37:47.660 anyway the point is that this investment company um asset management type company
00:37:53.240 it just said the taxes in the uk are just too high and it's just not really a realistic viable
00:37:59.080 place to do business anymore like if you've got a big offices in london in the city of london the
00:38:04.760 golden mile probably think about going somewhere else if you can because the taxes are just
00:38:10.740 astronomical all right the express it's a good paper
00:38:16.500 you can read your express now they're talking about this monster rape victim on today's release
00:38:26.000 of monster we cannot deport due to broken system i fear for my safety after gang boss is freed yeah
00:38:31.920 if yeah absolutely
00:38:33.680 how our government governments have ever allowed us to get into a situation where we can't 1.00
00:38:44.960 deport someone like this he's not a dual citizen even anymore he's just a pakistani now the only 1.00
00:38:49.600 Passport he will own is a Pakistani one
00:38:51.560 Being convicted of 0.86
00:38:55.560 30 child rapes
00:38:57.660 And we can't deport him
00:38:58.820 So we can't really deport anyone
00:39:01.440 I mean they do
00:39:03.660 They do still deport some people don't they
00:39:05.760 But him
00:39:07.060 Him
00:39:08.540 Filth, I can't look at him
00:39:12.940 I can't even look at it 1.00
00:39:14.620 Makes my blood boil
00:39:16.520 It's the worst
00:39:19.600 and the home office spokesman was just like yeah we will try we'll look at it but in this case
00:39:24.140 probably no we need pakistan to agree to it and they won't oh well the guardian oh just stop
00:39:38.780 oh what are you doing what are you doing you know what you're doing you're trying to undermine our 0.81
00:39:48.360 society, aren't you? Trying to ruin this country one paper at a time. Bruce. Freaks, fifth
00:39:59.320 columnist. This is a fifth column in our country, The Guardian. If it was up to me in both Britain,
00:40:06.800 I would pass legislation that would prescribe the media being a fifth column, being subversive,
00:40:17.580 undermining us. The Guardian would come under that umbrella, no doubt. Channel 4 News, perhaps
00:40:26.160 even the BBC. You're subverting our society. Why should we allow it? Why should we? A communist
00:40:37.980 mouthpiece an anti-white anti-western globalist mouthpiece of sedition and
00:40:45.060 treason the Guardian the people they print and the things they print in the
00:40:49.540 Guardian at the very least is seditious
00:40:55.860 close it down burn it out get rid of it clear it out grow up the Guardian 1.00
00:41:06.280 god damn purple haired and leftist boomers that love the guardian you're the problem you know 1.00
00:41:12.540 you're the problem yeah yeah you yeah 1.00
00:41:18.120 yeah
00:41:20.200 us trade deal on medicines will cost the nhs 45 billion i mean this is part of what trump said
00:41:27.660 when he brought in his tariffs right at the beginning of his new of his new administration
00:41:32.040 that the u.s the u.s pharmaceutical industry
00:41:37.060 in some ways is extremely evil and in other ways is among the greatest things humans have
00:41:46.320 ever achieved really the fact that they're even it's about how expensive they are the fact there
00:41:54.400 are certain drugs which in generations centuries past you simply suffered with that illness that
00:42:01.380 ailment forever until it killed you. And now you can take a tiny little pill that will
00:42:06.540 sort it out. Isn't that a miraculous thing? So many diseases in the pre-modern age, so
00:42:14.540 many, that when you got them, that was just a chronic disease and you just lived with
00:42:18.780 it until it killed you. Hundreds and hundreds of different ailments. And now these giant
00:42:24.720 pharmaceutical companies, evil as they are in all sorts of ways, you can get a little
00:42:29.540 pill you can take that and you'll live a long life right so the US pharmaceutical companies
00:42:36.480 in a way in a sense have been subsidizing the rest of the world in in lots of lots of ways
00:42:44.700 selling their drugs with trade deals that wasn't really in their best interest
00:42:50.200 it's like they don't make a big enough profits already
00:42:53.100 Selling them to the rest of the world
00:42:59.920 At a cut price
00:43:01.240 Not an actual market price
00:43:03.040 And Trump came into power and said
00:43:05.260 No we're going to start doing that
00:43:06.200 Saying we're going to start selling them
00:43:08.980 At like normal competitive prices
00:43:10.740 A year later whatever it is
00:43:14.820 18 months later it all starts kicking in
00:43:16.700 Starting taking effect
00:43:17.620 And the NHS
00:43:19.380 As well as other countries all around the world
00:43:21.720 Suddenly realise oh
00:43:22.720 Particular types of medicines
00:43:24.820 That are manufactured in the United States
00:43:26.960 That we were buying for pennies on the pound
00:43:29.400 Pennies on the dollar
00:43:30.140 It's actually going to cost us tons more now
00:43:33.040 Tons and tons and tons more
00:43:39.580 There you go
00:43:40.160 Really I'm not playing defence
00:43:42.640 On behalf of the big pharmaceutical companies
00:43:44.780 I think I've said a couple of times
00:43:46.160 In the last few minutes haven't I
00:43:47.360 They are evil
00:43:48.000 It's only a great achievement
00:43:51.520 In the broadest sense
00:43:52.740 If you zoom out
00:43:53.520 In the broadest sense
00:43:54.120 Of all of human civilization
00:43:55.240 There were loads of ailments
00:43:57.980 That were terrible
00:43:58.660 And just caused untold
00:43:59.660 Caused untold human misery and death
00:44:01.780 And now not so much
00:44:03.100 But
00:44:03.740 The pricing thing
00:44:06.220 About it all
00:44:07.420 It's not good
00:44:09.120 I mean
00:44:09.540 This will
00:44:10.120 We won't be able to fund that
00:44:11.240 Probably
00:44:11.600 Or only to an extent
00:44:13.920 Which will lead to
00:44:15.580 Death 0.58
00:44:16.600 There you go
00:44:18.120 The thing underneath
00:44:18.740 Cuts to services
00:44:20.020 Could cause
00:44:20.920 200,000 avoidable deaths
00:44:23.240 analysts find
00:44:24.520 analysis finds
00:44:26.540 okay that's the front pages
00:44:36.980 that's the front pages
00:44:37.900 we've got our poll
00:44:39.920 just before I do the poll today
00:44:41.140 because I actually remember what it is for once
00:44:42.780 let's have a look at the price of oil
00:44:44.360 crude oil
00:44:45.880 at the moment
00:44:48.480 right now in real time basically
00:44:50.240 West Texas, just shy of $68 a barrel
00:44:54.920 Brent crude, just over $70 a barrel
00:44:59.920 Again, significantly lower than what it was in February
00:45:07.080 At the beginning of February when the war in Persia started
00:45:09.640 In fact, there's a story here on the BBC
00:45:13.320 Diesel sees biggest monthly fall in 26 years
00:45:17.140 What's happening to fuel prices?
00:45:20.000 and i read this article this morning it's reasonably long with all different elements to it
00:45:24.080 um but basically the basically the the upshot of it is the crude hit an all-time high right near
00:45:32.120 the beginning i think if not an all-time high uh one of the all-time highs very near all-time high
00:45:37.800 uh in like 2021 or 2022 when the war when the donbass first kicked off and even at the heights
00:45:45.420 of it during this war with you iran didn't go that higher and anyway it's down and in like
00:45:52.160 was it like the year 2000 or so there was a big spike as well for different reasons um
00:45:59.840 okay so they're now saying that uh diesel and petrol has uh come down massively recently
00:46:07.920 in the last few days or so so our poll today was harry you have to bring it up for me did you see
00:46:17.720 it was something like did you see a fall in the price okay we asked you have you noticed a fall
00:46:21.900 in the price at the petrol pump 38 of percent of you say yes and 62 of you say no interesting
00:46:31.420 how many votes we got over 900 votes there okay that's interesting to note harry i asked you
00:46:37.420 didn't i have you seen a reduction in it and you said yes a little bit yeah tell us your story
00:46:45.320 again real quick yeah so i mean because i use e5 it's uh it doesn't it went up by quite a bit but
00:46:53.200 it hasn't really gone back down that much yet although it's expensive anyway so so but didn't
00:47:01.040 you say that it has come down a few pence yeah yeah per liter all right so it's certainly not
00:47:06.260 Continuing to go up
00:47:07.440 And it is coming down
00:47:08.460 A little bit
00:47:09.020 Oh yeah no
00:47:09.360 Definitely not
00:47:10.040 Okay
00:47:10.720 Okay
00:47:11.220 There you go
00:47:14.100 So only 38%
00:47:15.420 Of you said yes to that
00:47:16.440 Huh
00:47:17.340 Interesting
00:47:19.940 According to reports
00:47:21.520 It is just across the board
00:47:22.800 It is down
00:47:23.600 I mean it was saying
00:47:24.920 It plunged by 17p a litre
00:47:27.960 For diesel anyway
00:47:29.580 For diesel
00:47:30.380 I'll have to ask Big Harry
00:47:31.760 I believe Big Harry
00:47:32.800 Drives a diesel
00:47:33.580 Well he does
00:47:35.520 He does
00:47:36.020 17p a litre for diesel
00:47:38.020 There's all sorts of other things aren't there
00:47:39.940 Like heating oil
00:47:41.060 A number of other things
00:47:44.720 Alright well okay
00:47:47.680 Interesting to note that only 62% of you
00:47:49.980 Said no to that
00:47:50.840 Alright
00:47:53.140 Shall we have a look at some of the
00:47:55.120 One or two other stories this morning
00:47:57.180 Oh
00:47:58.120 There with me one second
00:48:00.900 Okay
00:48:03.840 What do you got
00:48:05.580 This guy
00:48:07.920 This guy
00:48:09.200 Look at the state of this
00:48:10.100 How many people like this
00:48:11.080 Have we got in this
00:48:11.700 In our country 1.00
00:48:12.340 People smuggler
00:48:15.040 Convicted in France
00:48:16.040 Now seeking asylum in UK 1.00
00:48:17.760 Exactly the sort of person 1.00
00:48:21.400 Should be a one second
00:48:22.600 No brainer
00:48:23.380 The home office
00:48:24.540 Just stamp
00:48:25.280 Nope
00:48:25.880 Of course not
00:48:28.420 Look this guy
00:48:30.060 People smuggler
00:48:31.700 Tracked down
00:48:32.380 And confronted by BBC
00:48:33.660 In his little
00:48:34.880 Vape shop
00:48:38.100 The front for organised crime
00:48:41.340 And people smuggling
00:48:42.100 And money laundering
00:48:42.980 And drugs
00:48:43.520 And prostitution
00:48:44.400 Child prostitution 0.95
00:48:45.620 And god knows what
00:48:46.740 This
00:48:48.680 This
00:48:51.120 Oh please sir
00:48:52.440 Let me stay
00:48:53.720 Why should we?
00:48:57.800 Why shouldn't we? 1.00
00:48:58.740 You're a cancer in our country 1.00
00:49:00.320 People like you 1.00
00:49:01.020 People like that
00:49:02.240 Clear them out 0.98
00:49:04.840 Get rid of them
00:49:06.080 So frustrating
00:49:12.480 We just need a government
00:49:14.580 With the political will
00:49:16.480 To force millions to go
00:49:19.080 They came here against our will
00:49:21.000 So they can go back against theirs 0.99
00:49:23.180 If it needs to be 0.99
00:49:24.580 Taylor Swift's getting married 0.98
00:49:29.520 Don't care 0.61
00:49:31.620 Don't care
00:49:33.460 all right was there one oh this is a mildly interesting story two people climbers a man
00:49:39.760 and a woman they scaled the empire state building and then got engaged at the very top of the empire
00:49:46.460 state building ah but you're not allowed to do that without permission so they were immediately
00:49:53.060 arrested
00:49:59.940 if you get permission you can't you can't just scale the outside of a
00:50:05.780 a big building like that without the authorities being aware
00:50:09.860 it's horrible a canadian boy 11 dies of rabies
00:50:13.300 after waking to a bat on his face oh thanks for that
00:50:17.620 thanks for letting us know that that's horrible
00:50:20.580 if you've ever seen a rabies victim in the in extremis towards the end a rabies victim
00:50:29.620 it's one of the most harrowing horrible things you will ever see dying of rabies is terrible
00:50:39.060 terrible terrible terrible oh okay is there one more story in the sun i thought was of mild interest
00:50:47.060 I'm not sure what this is
00:50:50.940 Oh it's already 10 too
00:50:51.780 Oh
00:50:52.300 Ant out of Ant and Deck
00:50:55.680 Is annoyed about e-bikes
00:50:57.060 E-scooters
00:50:57.900 Really that's what you're worried about
00:51:01.060 Really
00:51:02.560 That's what your globalist paymasters
00:51:07.080 Have allowed you to say you're worried about
00:51:08.920 Isn't it
00:51:09.460 E-scooters
00:51:11.180 Not the organised crime 0.99
00:51:14.180 Not the demographic replacement
00:51:15.500 Not the tidal wave of sex crime 1.00
00:51:17.660 E-Scooters
00:51:19.420 That's what Ant McParlane cares about
00:51:22.180 That's what he's getting angry about
00:51:23.320 Because of course the people that control him say
00:51:28.860 You're not allowed to say a word about anything else
00:51:31.240 Anything more spicy than that
00:51:33.080 Well, shill
00:51:35.960 PJ and Duncan
00:51:38.720 Does your radio still rock, Ant?
00:51:41.420 I wonder if Ant McPartland's radio still rocks
00:51:46.020 Alright, let's have a look at On This Day in History, shall we?
00:51:53.660 I like doing that bit, you seem to like doing that bit
00:51:55.260 On the 2nd of July, down through the centuries, what happened of now?
00:51:58.000 The first one here, I don't really know any detail about
00:52:00.980 It says, incident at Zhuang Wu Gate
00:52:05.200 Prince Li Shimi ambushes and kills his rivals
00:52:08.960 the brothers Li Yuanji and Li Jiancheng, sons of Emperor Giaozu, 7th century China. I don't
00:52:17.100 know about it. I'm sorry, I just don't. And then forces the emperor to name him as successor to
00:52:21.340 the throne. Okay. I'm sorry. 7th century AD China is just not in my wheelhouse. Okay, next one is
00:52:30.840 On this day, 2nd of July, 1776
00:52:36.620 Only two days later, isn't it? The 4th of July
00:52:39.680 Continental Congress resolves
00:52:47.900 Comes to the conclusion that
00:52:50.180 Quote, these united colonies are
00:52:53.360 And of right ought to be free and independent states
00:52:57.440 It's a declaration of independence
00:52:59.340 Got all sorts of content about that era
00:53:03.440 Did long form content with Benjamin Boyce
00:53:05.660 All about Washington, George Washington
00:53:07.980 Made various bits of content about the Revolutionary War
00:53:11.740 And of course, 4th July
00:53:15.300 I mean, that's when it was sort of
00:53:16.860 Ratified isn't quite the right word
00:53:21.060 But when it was formally all finished
00:53:24.000 But as early as the 2nd of July
00:53:27.280 They're starting to sign it
00:53:29.340 Took a few days
00:53:30.220 Slightly
00:53:33.140 Slightly
00:53:33.820 Complicated
00:53:34.860 Convoluted
00:53:35.640 Process
00:53:36.720 But of course
00:53:38.580 The documents
00:53:39.060 Are already drawn up
00:53:39.880 Before that
00:53:40.460 Largely Jefferson
00:53:41.960 Jefferson
00:53:42.900 Franklin
00:53:43.580 John Adams
00:53:45.580 Basically
00:53:46.620 It's mainly
00:53:48.080 Thomas Jefferson
00:53:49.400 Mainly
00:53:50.240 Wrote the Declaration
00:53:51.260 Of Independence
00:53:51.880 Almost entirely
00:53:54.500 His work
00:53:54.900 But not entirely
00:53:55.480 And I start signing it
00:53:57.460 As early as
00:53:58.220 Was it John Hancock
00:54:02.060 You signed it first
00:54:03.580 That's why there's that old saying
00:54:06.420 It's a bit old fashioned now
00:54:07.400 You might never have heard it
00:54:08.620 Refer to your signature as your John Hancock
00:54:11.580 You want me to sign something
00:54:13.560 You know on the dotted line
00:54:15.040 Put your John Hancock on the dotted line
00:54:16.880 I think that's because he was the first one
00:54:19.820 To sign it
00:54:20.700 Is that right?
00:54:21.540 I got that terribly wrong
00:54:22.520 Okay
00:54:23.100 Alright
00:54:23.820 1776
00:54:25.040 It's America's birthday isn't it
00:54:26.860 At the weekend
00:54:28.140 250 years
00:54:29.300 Okay, on this day in 1823 0.99
00:54:32.280 Baria, I don't know if I'm pronouncing that right 0.97
00:54:34.420 Baria Independence Day 1.00
00:54:35.900 End of Portuguese rule in Brazil
00:54:37.700 With the final defeat of the Portuguese crown loyalists
00:54:40.780 In the province of Baria
00:54:42.940 Okay, I know a little bit about
00:54:45.380 A little bit, not a great deal
00:54:46.520 But a little bit about Brazilian independence 0.98
00:54:48.080 And the Portuguese getting kicked out
00:54:49.920 I don't know a great deal about that specific bit of it
00:54:52.660 So, I'll move on
00:54:54.780 Alright, the Salvation Army
00:54:57.140 Is that from West Side Story
00:55:02.280 Well it says
00:55:05.160 In 1865
00:55:06.220 One time Methodist reformed church minister
00:55:08.620 William Booth
00:55:09.320 And his wife Catherine Booth
00:55:10.800 Found the East London Christian mission
00:55:12.800 Known as the Salvation Army
00:55:14.820 Yeah good intentions
00:55:19.020 Good intentions right
00:55:19.960 Won't say anything bad about the Salvation Army
00:55:22.440 Yeah but that's
00:55:26.720 What's that
00:55:27.120 It's just from that film
00:55:28.320 Is it
00:55:29.680 What's I saw
00:55:30.740 Guys and
00:55:31.240 Guys and Dolls
00:55:33.440 Oh I don't know anyway
00:55:34.140 Alright well let's just
00:55:37.320 Move on from that
00:55:37.700 In 1964
00:55:38.460 US President Lyndon B. Johnson
00:55:40.180 Signs the Civil Rights Act
00:55:41.960 And the Voting Rights Act
00:55:43.360 Into law 0.93
00:55:44.080 Well done
00:55:45.720 Yeah well done
00:55:47.840 We talked about this
00:55:49.980 A few days ago didn't we
00:55:50.940 Perhaps a lot of issues
00:55:53.440 Which are
00:55:55.180 At the heart of many problems
00:55:58.180 Of the US society 0.84
00:56:00.280 Come out of the Civil Rights Act 0.93
00:56:04.360 The 1.00
00:56:06.960 The road to hell is paved with good intentions
00:56:10.900 Very often isn't it
00:56:12.680 What's wrong with the Civil Rights Act 0.77
00:56:14.920 Surely that's properly bigoted 0.95
00:56:17.040 And racist
00:56:18.700 To have any sort of issue with the Civil Rights Act
00:56:20.880 No, no, it caused all sorts of problems
00:56:23.240 It has caused loads and loads of problems 0.86
00:56:24.940 It's not that I don't want black people to have equal rights as whites 0.97
00:56:28.620 But it went far beyond that, didn't it? 0.99
00:56:30.680 Like forcing integration
00:56:32.040 Forcing integration 1.00
00:56:35.240 Not just, oh there's a white university that black people aren't allowed in 1.00
00:56:39.260 And now we'll change the rule so that they could be allowed in 1.00
00:56:41.680 No, it's we're going to force them in 1.00
00:56:42.860 We're going to force your peoples to intermingle 0.99
00:56:50.880 Okay, on this day in 1990, 1,426 pilgrims are trampled to death after a panic in a tunnel in Mecca, Saudi Arabia 1.00
00:57:01.740 Yeah, pretty common, not every single year, but very often during the Hajj
00:57:06.820 The mandatory pilgrimage that any, every Muslim who's, or male anyway, that's got enough money and is able-bodied
00:57:15.260 Is supposed to go to Mecca at least once in their life, the Hajj, the pilgrimage
00:57:20.880 and not every single year but quite often there's crushes and stampedes where sometimes thousands
00:57:27.600 and thousands of people die in fact the saudi arabian authorities of the house of our south
00:57:37.760 reworked loads of mecca the actual city of mecca to make much much bigger broader
00:57:43.200 thoroughfares to try and stop it happening they spent like a few billion on that
00:57:48.080 in recent years in like the last 10 years or something to prevent because it would happen
00:57:52.680 all the time with some sort of stampede and the loads of pilgrims would crush each other to death
00:57:59.700 that's just one of those in 1990 not even a particularly bad one 1400 that's those
00:58:06.880 rookie numbers for haj mecca stampedes look it up all right that's on this day in history
00:58:16.560 Shall we look at our Rumble Rants and Super Chats?
00:58:18.920 It's nearly nine
00:58:19.520 Let's have a look
00:58:20.340 Let me just do that with my mic beam
00:58:22.140 So I can see the left hand side of my screen
00:58:23.440 Is Global Church History at number one?
00:58:28.180 Let's have a look
00:58:28.560 Let's have a quick look
00:58:29.300 Is he still in there?
00:58:32.280 Yes he is
00:58:32.940 Good stuff
00:58:34.400 Good stuff
00:58:36.400 And still
00:58:38.400 Mr. Church History
00:58:40.600 First name Global
00:58:41.580 Second name Double Barrelled
00:58:43.140 Church History
00:58:43.960 that's his name um you say today in 866 ad ranolf the first ancestor of the capetians
00:58:54.380 was killed by bretons and vikings at uh brisad where brittany secured its independence yeah i
00:59:02.020 don't know a great deal but i've heard i know a tiny bit about ranolf the first a little bit i've
00:59:05.840 heard the name and stuff but i can't i don't know great great great amount of detail about his life
00:59:10.360 It was like the 9th century
00:59:12.700 9th century France
00:59:14.080 And not exactly my wheelhouse
00:59:18.100 No a little bit
00:59:18.880 Well I know broadly speaking about Viking invasions
00:59:22.500 Into at least northern France
00:59:24.660 In that era
00:59:25.540 In and around that era
00:59:27.000 I mean the Normans
00:59:28.520 Or the people that go on to be the Normans
00:59:32.160 That area wasn't called Normandy
00:59:34.680 It was called like what?
00:59:35.800 Neustria?
00:59:36.800 Was it?
00:59:37.640 Neustria?
00:59:38.120 when the old frankish kings controlled it the ancestors the descendants of charlemagne
00:59:45.380 and then viking peoples came down obviously from scandinavia they're not just raiding england
00:59:51.880 they're raiding all of like modern day holland and belgium and france and what was it uh
00:59:58.560 rollo king rollo not the 1970s cartoon king rollo an actual real life king rollo
01:00:05.420 from scandinavia comes down settles in neustria in like the eighth eighth ninth century and then
01:00:14.200 quite quickly within two three four generations at most they frankify themselves they stop giving
01:00:21.620 themselves scandinavian names start giving themselves french names like william and richard
01:00:27.680 and things um and take on christianity abandon their old the old norse gods become christians
01:00:36.000 start building in the european style and call the land normandy and they become normans but
01:00:43.440 they're actually viking raiders in the first instance okay all right great the other um
01:00:49.280 the other factoid we get here you say in 1494 the treaty the treaty of
01:00:55.280 Tortosilias was ratified by Spain
01:00:57.780 Oh I know all about that
01:00:58.760 Oh that's right in my wheelhouse
01:01:01.780 That stuff
01:01:02.280 On my own history theme show
01:01:05.920 Bodade's Epochs on lotusitis.com
01:01:07.940 Do consider signing up for a £5 a month
01:01:09.720 Bronze Team membership
01:01:10.320 I've got a long long series
01:01:13.820 All about Magellan
01:01:15.420 I've mentioned it more than once haven't I
01:01:16.700 It's Harry's favourite actually isn't it
01:01:18.340 It is
01:01:19.920 It's a good one
01:01:21.340 How many parts was it? 14 parts?
01:01:23.300 Was it more? I can't remember
01:01:24.460 yeah it's like 13 or 14 each one an hour a piece if not a bit more so there's easily 15 16 hours of
01:01:32.780 me telling you the story about magellan the first man ever to circumnavigate the globe went west
01:01:38.020 kept going around the bottom of south america across the pacific through the indies under under
01:01:42.500 india and around the bottom of africa and back up to spain first man to ever circumnavigate the globe
01:01:48.760 he personally didn't survive
01:01:52.360 but he's mended, some of his mended
01:01:53.920 a very very small number of his mended
01:01:56.440 anyway, mention that
01:01:58.520 because in that, it would have been one of the
01:02:00.440 earlier episodes, talk all about
01:02:02.580 that, the treat of Tordesillas
01:02:04.160 which is when
01:02:06.120 Portugal
01:02:07.940 and Spain
01:02:09.520 and we're talking the 15th century
01:02:11.960 realised
01:02:14.500 after Christopher Columbus that there is in fact
01:02:16.120 giant land masses across the ocean sea
01:02:18.540 That's what they called the Atlantic
01:02:19.580 The Ocean Sea, that's their name for it
01:02:21.780 There are lots and lots of islands
01:02:23.440 And almost certainly giant landmasses
01:02:25.440 Continental sized landmasses over there
01:02:27.240 And they both wanted to
01:02:29.940 Like the right to control them
01:02:32.060 And they couldn't decide amongst themselves properly
01:02:36.000 Because they're complete rivals
01:02:37.160 Complete rivals
01:02:38.040 And so they appealed 0.99
01:02:39.700 They're both Catholic, of course 0.83
01:02:40.820 This is before the Reformation
01:02:41.960 They appealed to the Pope
01:02:43.160 To say, you decide
01:02:44.760 And the Pope got them together
01:02:47.620 And it all ended ultimately in the Treaty of Tordesillas
01:02:50.240 I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly, probably not
01:02:52.020 And the Pope said, look, we'll draw a line down the Atlantic
01:02:56.020 They divvied up the new world between them
01:03:00.140 Of course, some of the other maritime nations
01:03:05.880 France, the Netherlands, England
01:03:10.180 We didn't give a fig what the Pope had told the Portuguese and the Spanish
01:03:15.500 At the Treaty of Tordesillas
01:03:17.200 We were like, what?
01:03:20.200 You going to tell us we can't sail across the ocean sea?
01:03:23.400 To like Canada or something?
01:03:24.740 No, no, no, we can do whatever we want, thanks
01:03:26.260 Thank you
01:03:27.120 And of course where the Pope had
01:03:31.520 Not of course, but one of the takeaways headlines about it is
01:03:34.420 Where the Pope had drawn a line down the earth
01:03:36.740 There's a big chunk of Brazil that pokes out beyond that line 0.98
01:03:42.060 Everything to the west of it was Spanish
01:03:45.180 And a big chunk of Brazil sticks out 1.00
01:03:47.980 And the Portuguese is like, right, we're taking that 0.91
01:03:49.420 And hence, centuries later
01:03:52.560 We're talking about Brazilian independence from Portugal
01:03:57.260 Just a moment ago, weren't we?
01:03:58.600 And they speak Portuguese to this day
01:04:00.300 Well, Brazilian Portuguese to this day 0.59
01:04:03.600 All stems out of that
01:04:06.860 The Treaty of Tordesilias
01:04:08.040 Signed on this day in 1494
01:04:09.620 Quite a big thing in history
01:04:11.520 When those things, when you learn about that
01:04:13.740 And you hear about that
01:04:14.320 You're like, oh, things start making a bit more sense.
01:04:15.960 Oh, that's why that is.
01:04:17.420 That's why the modern world looks like that.
01:04:20.200 That's why history's great.
01:04:21.300 If you want to know why the present is the way it is,
01:04:24.220 you have to learn some history.
01:04:26.880 I find it incredible when people say,
01:04:28.860 oh, I don't care about history, it's boring.
01:04:32.120 So you're not curious about anything then.
01:04:35.960 Don't you want to know why the world is the way it is?
01:04:38.600 Now, do you not want to know that?
01:04:40.140 The present is just a product of the past.
01:04:43.220 You're not interested in how the world works
01:04:46.140 And why it is the way it is, no
01:04:47.320 History is boring
01:04:49.020 Okay, alright, good luck
01:04:51.320 Good luck navigating through the world then
01:04:53.420 Okay, thanks for that global church history
01:04:56.600 The next one is
01:04:58.900 Jacob Castro
01:05:00.280 It doesn't say how much money
01:05:03.560 But it's in red
01:05:04.320 That usually means it's a lot of money, doesn't it?
01:05:07.100 Anyway
01:05:07.340 Well, thank you
01:05:09.760 But I don't know how much you've actually donated there
01:05:12.140 But it is in red
01:05:13.540 Quite rare
01:05:14.580 Jacob Castro says
01:05:16.040 It just says
01:05:18.120 Jacob Castro has raided the stream
01:05:20.420 Exclamation mark
01:05:21.120 Oh
01:05:21.320 Well thank you
01:05:23.960 It seems like it's a welcome raid
01:05:26.000 If you've donated a bit of money there
01:05:30.300 Appreciate it
01:05:31.680 Welcome aboard
01:05:32.680 You are now a member of the glorious band
01:05:36.420 The Chosen Few
01:05:37.000 jeffrey farnell says morning old boy morning old boy jolly good have you seen the nintendo is
01:05:50.200 remaking ocarania of time are you a fan of the original is that um harry do you know what is
01:06:02.360 that oh isn't that the um legend of zelda zelda that's it zelda um i played it a bit actually to
01:06:09.920 be honest a little bit but not massively i know some people that was like a proper cult classic
01:06:13.700 wasn't it it's like their favorite game of all time and stuff um is it on the n64 the one that
01:06:19.980 people really really really loved was it an n64 game i think it was um i played it a fair bit i
01:06:26.360 sunk a fair few hours into it but i don't think i ever completed uh like completed the story mode
01:06:32.320 or anything it's like one of the first really good open world games wasn't it played it a fair
01:06:37.140 bit but i haven't got time for games these days particularly other than the odd bit of civ 4
01:06:44.480 i see 4 sometimes but as for like deep pc gaming i haven't got a decent rig anyway
01:06:53.360 or um console gaming i don't own a ds or anything i've got an old xbox 360 which just
01:07:01.380 gathers dust in the corner i really hardly ever ever use it i just haven't got time i spend nearly
01:07:11.240 all day every day working really if i do get a little bit of time free completely free
01:07:16.840 i usually spend it just buggering about on youtube or twitter
01:07:20.980 sinking dozens or even hundreds of hours into a game which is not practical for me i'm afraid
01:07:29.740 all right st luke 91 luke street luke stewart says g'day bow oh yeah g'day mate how good
01:07:36.540 says g'day bow and everyone hope everyone's doing well on this thursday evening or because he's in
01:07:43.360 australia it's the evening uh just in case you don't get to it apparently an iranian man arrested
01:07:49.900 over an arson attack on a mosque in dublin oh i didn't see that i didn't see that in the news
01:07:55.280 cycle at all this morning okay yes that happened an iranian man an iranian man on an arson attack
01:08:04.000 on a mosque in dublin was it a was it like a sunni mosque and if he's iranian he's
01:08:11.400 a shia or perhaps he's a zoroastrian
01:08:15.780 or perhaps he's a zoroastrian or a very very rare iranian christian
01:08:22.980 that's the first time hearing of it okay next one is also luke you say this might sound horrible
01:08:30.260 but i'm at the effort stage next time pakistan or any of these third world 0.93
01:08:37.500 s-holes has a natural disaster don't send any aid unless they take their their rapist back 0.84
01:08:43.100 yeah you could do also they could do all sorts of stuff they could put pressure on pakistan 0.97
01:08:48.880 in a myriad of ways if they wanted to again it's just a matter of having the political will
01:08:54.620 to do it or make a deal with some other country somewhere else in the world
01:09:00.100 and say you've got a little remote island somewhere
01:09:03.440 the island of saint helena has been mooted once or twice yeah in fact britain has got
01:09:11.040 look, all sorts of overseas territories, little islands in the middle of the Indian Ocean or the
01:09:16.580 Pacific or the Atlantic, where we could build some sort of equivalent of Guantanamo Bay,
01:09:22.720 where it's like, if you don't leave, we will put you there. You spend the rest of your life in
01:09:29.020 detention there. It would just require political will, wouldn't it? It would just require enough
01:09:34.740 MPs to vote for it
01:09:36.900 and the will to not
01:09:39.020 buckle under the pressure from the likes of
01:09:40.980 The Guardian and Channel 4 News
01:09:43.100 that's all it would require, I'll say all
01:09:44.620 it's quite a big ask isn't it
01:09:47.140 but yeah 1.00
01:09:48.980 they could put loads of pressure on Pakistan
01:09:51.000 in a number of ways but they just won't, they don't 1.00
01:09:53.000 want to, they don't want to
01:09:55.040 they would rather this monster stay in our 0.78
01:09:56.940 country 0.95
01:09:57.940 pardon me
01:10:04.740 Right
01:10:07.280 Pigdog
01:10:10.340 Pigdog 5150
01:10:13.180 I do beg your pardon
01:10:15.780 Just got a little bit of
01:10:17.620 Okay
01:10:20.720 You've just put 0.93
01:10:23.120 Rapists dot dot dot 0.94
01:10:24.860 Deport question mark 0.97
01:10:26.140 Maybe deport their soul from their mortal coil
01:10:30.700 Rupert better bring back that punishment
01:10:33.840 Yeah, it is a policy of restore Britain
01:10:37.540 To have a national referendum on the death penalty
01:10:41.020 It was always a bleeding heart liberal thing
01:10:44.880 Always
01:10:45.720 It was always a socialist lefty thing
01:10:48.780 To get rid of it
01:10:49.880 Oh, you can't
01:10:51.100 What if you accidentally execute someone that's innocent?
01:10:54.120 Well, that actually isn't a bad argument
01:10:56.140 Well, in this day and age
01:10:57.820 When you've got DNA evidence
01:10:59.400 And when you're sure
01:11:01.220 To the tune of billions to one
01:11:04.260 That someone did it
01:11:05.580 With blood or semen evidence
01:11:07.380 It's billions to one
01:11:09.460 That it wasn't this person
01:11:10.640 It was
01:11:11.960 The odds of it not being them
01:11:16.020 Is more than there are people in the world
01:11:17.780 So it just was them
01:11:18.800 So that argument falls apart
01:11:21.680 You might execute an innocent person
01:11:24.140 Well, no, we can be sure 1.00
01:11:25.480 They're not an innocent party
01:11:27.560 What about then?
01:11:28.880 Oh they're human rights
01:11:31.640 No
01:11:31.860 No no no
01:11:32.780 Don't give me human rights
01:11:33.740 All of that is subjective
01:11:35.920 No I don't accept
01:11:38.420 The bleeding heart liberal
01:11:39.700 Thing
01:11:40.380 Of that
01:11:41.340 That you cannot put them to death 1.00
01:11:42.700 No they deserve death 1.00
01:11:43.840 Someone like that 1.00
01:11:46.540 Axel Rudolf Katana dude
01:11:48.100 Whatever it was
01:11:48.580 Someone like Ian Huntley
01:11:49.480 Someone like this
01:11:50.480 This guy that has done 0.91
01:11:52.240 30 child rapes
01:11:53.320 And undoubtedly more
01:11:54.840 Controlled a gang
01:11:56.100 That would have done
01:11:57.200 Hundreds and hundreds 1.00
01:11:58.580 and talk to me about morals and ethics they deserve death yeah 0.97
01:12:07.060 and we'll stop it and we'll give you a national referendum on that i don't think that's reforms
01:12:15.220 policy pretty sure it's not i might be wrong pretty sure it's not 0.91
01:12:18.020 okay next one the next couple are also pig dog 5150 again you say 0.95
01:12:24.960 In quotation marks 0.94
01:12:27.880 Can't deport
01:12:28.520 Question mark 1.00
01:12:29.200 Traitors
01:12:29.780 Yeah
01:12:30.040 Yeah
01:12:30.880 All that is needed
01:12:33.740 Is sufficient
01:12:34.900 Testicular fortitude 0.78
01:12:36.440 The balls to do it 0.92
01:12:38.660 That's a classic 0.98
01:12:39.100 That's from
01:12:39.480 From wrestling isn't it
01:12:41.620 WWE
01:12:42.060 Vince McMahon used to say that
01:12:43.220 Didn't he
01:12:43.560 Or Triple H
01:12:45.200 Or Steve Austin
01:12:46.080 The testicular fortitude
01:12:47.960 Just the guts 0.99
01:12:49.160 The balls 0.95
01:12:49.700 A righteous will 0.91
01:12:51.540 Yeah all that is needed
01:12:52.720 Is testicular fortitude
01:12:53.800 And a righteous will
01:12:54.780 a few good men, a Hercules
01:12:56.920 fly them to their most likely
01:13:01.540 country of origin and boot them out 1.00
01:13:03.320 again, rolls down to the
01:13:07.380 political will, enough MPs to do it
01:13:09.500 and then
01:13:10.860 and then the will to not bend
01:13:15.480 under the scorn and
01:13:17.420 ire of somebody like
01:13:19.480 Shami Chakrabarti
01:13:22.820 that's all it requires pigdog5150 again says the bay or tapestry
01:13:30.480 if no video recording is allowed maybe a high quality voice recording over the top of some
01:13:36.920 public domain video or images of the tapestry yeah yeah yeah did harold take one in the eye
01:13:42.860 an arrow an arrow in the eye um i think so yes when you look at it oh god i could talk about
01:13:50.100 this for easily 20 minutes so just a quick one or two minutes
01:13:53.860 in the bayou tapestry it's not just pictures and the ornate border there's also all sorts
01:14:03.580 of writing on it it's actually not a tapestry is it it's a it's an embroidery um that's my
01:14:11.220 fedora tip actually it's not a tapestry it's an embroidery um there's all sorts of writing
01:14:17.640 and one of the conventions in it is that they put the they write the name of the person directly
01:14:23.460 over the head directly above the person so like there'll be a depiction of william the conqueror
01:14:30.440 it's obviously william the conqueror sitting on a throne and above his head the writing the writing
01:14:34.880 when it gets to the name william that will be directly over the top of his head right that's
01:14:39.220 the convention in in in the tapestry embroidery um and so the bit where there's someone getting
01:14:45.580 an arrow in the eye people said you don't know that's harold that might not be harold that could
01:14:49.420 just be anyone that could be a soldier but it says harold directly in fact the wording of harold has
01:14:55.360 to go around the top of his head and the arrow so it's harold it's harold in my opinion in my opinion
01:15:03.960 that he that's supposed to be him getting an arrow in the eye so for me yeah i think it's
01:15:11.740 contrarian people that say it's not i think it is all right could go into loads more detail about
01:15:18.860 all of that but my next couple uh st luke again he says if auntie bumham wants to be prime minister 0.76
01:15:26.980 forever all he had to do was just kick out the rapists and criminals and everyone will keep
01:15:31.380 voting for labor forever it should be as popular he'd be as popular as naib bukele yeah
01:15:37.580 i've said a number of times if the most leftist people suddenly became based truly based and i
01:15:49.220 believed i had faith they would do what's required to save this country pardon me from a sectarian
01:15:55.780 nightmare i would support them if ed davy came out and was suddenly the leader of the lib dems
01:16:02.840 suddenly became uber-based
01:16:05.400 and I had faith, I believed him that he meant it
01:16:07.880 I would say so
01:16:10.860 and I'd lend him my support
01:16:12.600 it's not going to happen
01:16:15.540 no, Stern and Burnham will do no such thing
01:16:19.360 because it's hard-baked into his world view, isn't it
01:16:22.240 to have an out-group preference
01:16:23.920 it's a socialist, communist thing
01:16:26.500 that our capitalist society
01:16:29.260 is fundamentally bad
01:16:32.460 should be ripped down luke again says interesting when you look at a lot of charity even some
01:16:40.480 government organizations started as a church christian thing to help people
01:16:44.960 they love to talk about the bad but they forget the the good done too yeah when you look at it
01:16:53.660 christian's going to be annoyed at me for saying this but what luke says there is actually true 0.83
01:16:57.820 Various Christians
01:16:59.780 Well look at the Pope 0.82
01:17:00.640 Isn't he sort of an arch
01:17:03.460 Something close to an arch 0.90
01:17:07.000 Wokest open borders type 0.97
01:17:09.620 Don't you
01:17:11.240 Aren't there lots and lots of examples of Anglican 1.00
01:17:13.560 Let's stop with the Catholics 0.98
01:17:14.280 Let's talk about the Protestants
01:17:15.200 Those are loads of Anglican priests
01:17:17.520 And bishops 0.96
01:17:18.920 Female ones with purple hair 1.00
01:17:21.660 Gay ones with the 1.00
01:17:24.060 Rainbow lanyards 1.00
01:17:25.780 Holding up signs saying 1.00
01:17:27.320 We're all Muslim now
01:17:28.560 Refugees welcome here
01:17:32.300 Yeah 0.99
01:17:34.620 Yep
01:17:36.620 I won't labour the point because I know a lot of our
01:17:38.840 Audience is Christian 1.00
01:17:40.980 But it's a fair point 1.00
01:17:43.400 Not just Christian, also a lot of
01:17:45.220 Jewish organisations
01:17:46.560 A lot of Jewish organisations
01:17:49.100 Don't they? They've advocated
01:17:51.080 Over the years for open borders
01:17:53.220 Haven't they?
01:17:54.700 There's a pattern there, isn't there?
01:17:57.320 isn't there yeah there is yeah there is okay pickdog5150 says definitely
01:18:06.100 Monocle
01:18:09.160 I'll get a Monocle I don't even know where you'd buy one where do you even get a
01:18:11.960 Monocle these days off the internet of course sorry I'm thinking of a Monocle
01:18:16.680 shop there's no Monocle shop in Swindon get one for the internet can I all right
01:18:25.080 Luke again says
01:18:26.640 Forget the past and be doomed to repeat it
01:18:29.260 Why I like learning and living history
01:18:31.120 Yeah, that's a classic old cliche isn't it
01:18:33.380 Those who fail to learn from the past
01:18:35.600 Are doomed to repeat it, yeah
01:18:36.760 History never repeats itself
01:18:39.240 But it does rhyme
01:18:40.120 Yeah, no absolutely
01:18:41.780 Cicero
01:18:42.940 The first century BC Roman statesman and orator
01:18:46.580 Did say
01:18:50.060 In translation of course
01:18:52.240 To remain ignorant of your past
01:18:55.280 Is to forever remain a child
01:18:56.840 Don't learn about the past
01:19:00.340 You're bumbling through the world
01:19:02.000 Like a little kid
01:19:02.780 Not knowing what's going on or why
01:19:04.140 Yeah, learn a bit of history
01:19:06.380 If you haven't already
01:19:07.200 I know a lot of you have
01:19:08.640 That's obviously not directed
01:19:11.340 At Global Church History
01:19:12.260 He knows his stuff
01:19:13.020 He's out history bro-ed me
01:19:14.340 A couple of times
01:19:14.980 Okay
01:19:17.100 Tom Ratt says
01:19:19.440 Modern exile
01:19:20.600 You serve your sentence 0.99
01:19:21.900 then remain indefinitely until unless you sort out a country to go to who will take you right
01:19:27.140 yeah i mean that would probably you'd have to build more prisons more facilities for that but
01:19:34.340 yeah yeah you're not allowed back into the general population yeah yeah i'd be up for that i like
01:19:40.600 that and the final run around today is from big paradox 23 it says salvation army put it put me
01:19:49.380 in a two meter square room and told me as a worker i will be billed 1400 a month had to sign a waiver
01:19:59.460 because of bed bugs and salmonella ridden eggs they're an evil cult oh well okay i did not know
01:20:06.460 that i don't know a great deal about the salvation army to be honest i've never had to use them in
01:20:11.260 any way you're saying they're bad that is news to me okay my knowledge of them was very minimal i
01:20:16.660 know a bit about William Booth and Catherine Booth and the founding of it in the 19th century
01:20:20.380 I don't know how they how they um operate these days the main thing I know about them in real
01:20:28.040 life actual real life experience is sometimes a fate they might they have a band the Salvation
01:20:33.960 Army band you're saying according to that this is honestly news to me that they're pretty bad
01:20:39.340 they're an evil cult you've described them as oh okay well I'm sorry to hear that
01:20:44.580 That is a little bit of shocking news to me
01:20:47.880 I just always assumed
01:20:48.980 Because I've never had any interaction with them
01:20:50.840 Just assumed it was just a good thing
01:20:52.640 Like Dr. Barnardo's or whatever
01:20:53.980 Or Oxfam
01:20:55.100 Though Oxfam are a bit dodgy aren't they
01:20:56.960 And a few dodgy things in the past
01:20:58.860 Oh okay
01:21:00.820 If that's true
01:21:03.160 And I'm not saying it's not true
01:21:04.160 I'm not questioning you
01:21:05.200 But if that's true that's horrible
01:21:06.240 Alright
01:21:09.060 Who knew I didn't know
01:21:10.420 Maybe I should have to do a bit of research about them then
01:21:13.440 Read a bit about them
01:21:14.580 a bit of a blind spot for me then good to know it's good to realize what your blind spots are
01:21:20.020 talk about history learn some history it's good to know to recognize what bits you don't know
01:21:24.800 and if needs be remedy that okay let's look at our the youtube super chats please harry you have
01:21:32.560 to bring that up on my screen for me make it so engage there is okay what have we got 20 odd okay
01:21:41.460 Jordan Jeffrey says
01:21:46.160 Diesel, May 31st I paid £1.98 per litre
01:21:49.820 June 23rd I paid £1.60 per litre
01:21:53.420 It's coming down, weird but true
01:21:56.420 Our poll still says
01:21:59.540 63% of you say it hasn't come down
01:22:02.220 Jordan Jeffrey begs to differ with you
01:22:05.380 As does little Harry
01:22:07.500 As does the
01:22:10.520 Mainstream media
01:22:11.700 Okay
01:22:13.920 The Demon King Restore
01:22:17.200 Doesn't say anything and just gives
01:22:18.760 A little bit of money there, I appreciate that, thank you sir 1.00
01:22:20.660 Belgians are evil, trust me 1.00
01:22:27.980 That's one long thing 1.00
01:22:28.880 I actually do find it quite difficult to read
01:22:30.860 One long word like that 1.00
01:22:32.500 Belgians are evil, trust me 1.00
01:22:34.960 Says 1.00
01:22:35.600 Names of airport cops known
01:22:40.140 Not Henry Novak cops
01:22:42.500 Right, so you talk about that Manchester airport thing
01:22:46.680 And then, but Henry Novak cops
01:22:49.540 Yeah, so it was in the news
01:22:50.800 I should talk about today actually
01:22:52.780 Maybe I'll try to talk about tomorrow
01:22:54.460 That at least two of those cops
01:22:56.900 On the night of the Henry Novak killing
01:22:59.060 Are going, are being investigated
01:23:01.560 By the IOPC
01:23:03.440 The police internal investigations unit
01:23:06.340 Only after that investigation
01:23:08.680 Has finished will they even look at
01:23:10.460 Whether they'll be prosecuted
01:23:12.840 Or disciplined in any way
01:23:13.980 But at least two of them
01:23:15.980 It's got to be the main guy
01:23:17.540 That male cop who said
01:23:19.320 I don't think you are mate
01:23:20.760 He's got to be one of them hasn't he
01:23:22.380 But they haven't been named
01:23:23.100 Yeah
01:23:23.820 Not yet
01:23:25.660 If it goes to court
01:23:27.820 They will be
01:23:29.760 If they actually get prosecuted for something
01:23:32.380 then they will be but at the moment you're right then they've not been named at this stage
01:23:37.020 okay the demon king restore again says those who say they haven't seen a price drop don't
01:23:45.920 get out much as a driver for a living it's dropped about 30p a liter
01:23:49.920 there you go facts i assume the demon king restore isn't just lying
01:24:01.200 you know he isn't so dropped 30p a liter
01:24:06.000 getting bbc saying it's the biggest drop in 26 years but still 63 percent of you said no okay
01:24:17.100 Right
01:24:18.940 User
01:24:19.740 And then a really long
01:24:20.960 String of letters
01:24:22.000 Says
01:24:22.480 Don't you think
01:24:24.400 Russia is based 0.97
01:24:25.460 How he a traitor 0.97
01:24:27.320 Don't you think 1.00
01:24:29.300 Russia is based 0.97
01:24:30.140 How he a traitor
01:24:31.340 I'm not sure what
01:24:32.280 I mean
01:24:33.620 Russia is based
01:24:34.480 In some ways isn't it
01:24:35.380 Like it's not
01:24:35.940 Based isn't probably 0.98
01:24:37.940 The right word 1.00
01:24:38.540 Russia's a funny 1.00
01:24:42.360 Society 1.00
01:24:43.620 Funny not
01:24:45.080 Particularly ha ha
01:24:45.880 Funny odd
01:24:46.700 in some ways they are based aren't they like they're they're sort of russian orthodox christian 0.85
01:24:52.720 they they're not globo homo right he takes the mickey out of the west and the united states 0.88
01:24:58.320 for being globo homo doesn't he literally mocks it so and they're very patriotic i've never got 0.81
01:25:06.520 much for choice about that but they're very patriotic in all sorts of ways um they are based 0.97
01:25:11.540 in loads of other ways russian society seems horrible i'm not sure i'd want to live there
01:25:15.700 I'd love to visit St. Petersburg
01:25:17.500 I wouldn't mind visiting
01:25:18.820 I wouldn't mind visiting Moscow
01:25:21.660 A couple of other places in Russia
01:25:26.660 I'd quite like to visit
01:25:28.180 I'd definitely like to visit
01:25:31.720 The Hermitage in St. Petersburg
01:25:33.640 But it is still like a
01:25:36.460 Highly controlled society
01:25:39.040 Isn't it though
01:25:40.020 If you do the wrong thing
01:25:42.260 Say the wrong thing
01:25:43.140 You do get in trouble
01:25:44.800 Although, if you say the wrong thing in Britain, you get in trouble, don't you?
01:25:48.700 I mean, I don't know how bad it is now, but certainly in the early 2000s, 1.00
01:25:53.580 it was like a kleptopsy. 1.00
01:25:55.960 It was like a gangsters-ran society. 0.98
01:25:59.760 Gangsters.
01:26:00.640 I don't know if it's still the case.
01:26:01.560 I think it is. 0.99
01:26:03.640 There's all sorts of problems with Russian society.
01:26:06.880 But I don't know exactly what you're saying there, user.
01:26:08.620 I do remember that yesterday you said you made some sort of extremely pro-Ukraine sentiment.
01:26:14.800 Don't you think Russia is based
01:26:17.720 How he a traitor
01:26:18.740 I don't know what that last bit means
01:26:20.120 How he a traitor
01:26:21.140 Who are you talking about
01:26:21.820 Putin
01:26:23.940 I think it's called 0.95
01:26:24.740 Putin a traitor 0.87
01:26:26.440 Okay 0.93
01:26:26.860 You'll have to clarify yourself
01:26:28.440 Or re-read your super chat
01:26:31.340 Before you post it
01:26:32.140 So that it makes full sense
01:26:33.660 Another one from 1.00
01:26:37.620 Belgians are evil trust me 1.00
01:26:40.080 Says 1.00
01:26:40.640 That's their name 1.00
01:26:41.380 At Belgians are evil trust me 1.00
01:26:43.520 It says 1.00
01:26:43.800 uh a joke they doxed broken nose girl not novak cops oh it's a joke that they doxed right okay
01:26:53.500 so right yeah yeah no that makes sense yeah 1.00
01:27:00.520 the our our enemies the left is islamophiles yeah they'll dox the cop that female cop that 0.95
01:27:09.400 at her nose broke they'll dox her or she's somehow by default on the other side of the ledger 0.83
01:27:15.940 to their pro-islam worldview but the novak cops who aren't them just by default yeah they won't
01:27:24.360 dox them telling isn't it very telling erwin romulus how are you sir met him at the latest
01:27:32.160 this live event he said what do you make of henry bolton oh right so okay i'll reserve judgment a
01:27:41.000 little bit but i will say a few words so henry bolton was named i think just yesterday wasn't he
01:27:45.340 as um as a some sort of spokesman for restore i think it was on was it on um was it on military
01:27:55.560 things or foreign affairs things i can't remember exactly i had a super busy day yesterday didn't
01:28:00.960 get much time to do just sit there reading twitter and reading the news um so there are some concerns
01:28:07.880 i think i i'll have to i'll have to i'll have to brush up again on henry bolton's backstory but he
01:28:14.640 was leader of ukip for a while wasn't he that was one of his things he was in the military wasn't he
01:28:18.520 he was i don't know a fantastic amount about him i probably should so on those people i should he
01:28:23.040 was in the military wasn't he he was a policeman for a long time wasn't he and he was the leader
01:28:27.340 of UKIP for a while, wasn't he? But then, I think there were some questions about how
01:28:32.140 he managed UKIP poorly. I don't know, I need to brush up on it. So before I give my opinion
01:28:36.740 fully, one way or another, let me brush up on it. I'll say that. On the face of it, he
01:28:45.340 seems like quite a serious individual, though, doesn't he? He's not some sort of, he's not
01:28:50.200 Like some sort of joke
01:28:51.280 Like Lawrence Fox
01:28:54.000 And there's a bit of gravitas there
01:28:55.740 Okay
01:28:56.260 Amazing Disgrace 9-1-1
01:28:58.940 Says
01:28:59.540 Government is the gang
01:29:01.800 Yeah
01:29:02.160 Well yeah
01:29:03.160 A cabal of gangsters
01:29:08.640 Yeah
01:29:09.120 Yeah 0.78
01:29:10.940 Nimrod's
01:29:15.120 Nimrod 5DS
01:29:17.880 Says
01:29:18.640 Thanks for the showbo
01:29:21.060 Would someone be able to help me out with my
01:29:23.980 LE sub
01:29:24.780 As I have not heard anything via the website
01:29:27.880 Form
01:29:28.800 Viva La Restore
01:29:30.720 Okay yeah well what I can do
01:29:32.800 Harry
01:29:33.780 Yes
01:29:36.120 Make a note of that take a screenshot
01:29:37.980 And get it over to Pete
01:29:40.260 Or whoever
01:29:41.800 To sort that out for you
01:29:44.220 There you go magic done
01:29:45.940 Done
01:29:48.440 um we'll try and get someone to email you back as soon as possible um as i say if you're still
01:29:56.360 watching this click the like button uh sub to the channel get the bell on all that good stuff
01:30:02.640 does help us all right the last oh there's more have come in so there's still a few let's get
01:30:08.140 through them a bit um amazing disgrace 9-1-1 again says organized crime went legit they got
01:30:14.980 Into politics
01:30:15.680 Yeah
01:30:15.960 Or banking
01:30:17.040 Yeah
01:30:17.860 MQSSS
01:30:21.180 Says
01:30:22.360 A back posture
01:30:23.420 Is perfect
01:30:24.120 At least Bo
01:30:24.700 Doesn't have
01:30:25.300 Any orthopaedic
01:30:26.420 Problems
01:30:27.040 When reporting
01:30:27.820 Oh
01:30:28.580 My posture
01:30:29.480 Isn't
01:30:30.520 My posture
01:30:30.920 Is alright
01:30:31.400 It's not perfect
01:30:32.220 Actually
01:30:32.620 I've got a slight
01:30:33.600 What's it called
01:30:34.480 Anterior
01:30:34.960 Pelvic
01:30:36.200 Like nearly 1.00
01:30:37.340 Everyone has
01:30:38.380 Everyone sits in a chair
01:30:39.680 Works in an office
01:30:40.320 For years
01:30:40.820 I can't remember
01:30:41.720 Anterior pelvic
01:30:42.820 Something or other
01:30:44.980 Yeah, my posture's reasonably good
01:30:47.260 But it's not perfect
01:30:48.800 Sometimes I do suffer from a slightly painful lower back
01:30:51.800 Probably just because I'm getting old
01:30:54.100 But thank you though
01:30:55.740 I think my posture's good, that's nice
01:30:57.580 Calm65
01:31:02.000 Based Welshman I met the other day up in Macclesfield
01:31:05.180 How are you sir?
01:31:05.900 You say, yes it's come down to £1.60 odd
01:31:08.860 But was £1.40-ish pre-war
01:31:12.860 Aim high, vote low, millions must go
01:31:14.960 nice yeah aim my vote loan meanings must go from zoomers to boomers um so it's come down but still 0.90
01:31:21.460 not as low as it was pre-war but our poll we did say has have you noticed a reduction at all
01:31:26.980 charbes saying it has come down another bit of evidence from the real world okay thank you sir
01:31:33.200 next one thomas glover 92 says isn't it funny that americans say all dates month year except
01:31:40.100 4th of july oh yeah i've never noticed that good point yeah that's one of the things that brits and
01:31:45.380 americans disagree on isn't it one of those things the dating we correctly do day month year obviously
01:31:54.200 that's obviously that should be or is the correct form of doing it some reason americans often do
01:32:05.000 it the other way around they put the month first then the day then the year why why why are you
01:32:10.660 doing that anyway 4th of July right yeah 4th of July yeah I've never noticed that before good
01:32:19.260 point all right Tatum2733 says uh what a joke of a state fair for the 250th we're having in DC
01:32:29.420 oh I didn't know exactly what's going on I was sort of I was waiting for it to just come up in
01:32:33.280 I haven't kept my eye on that
01:32:35.100 But you're saying it's a joke
01:32:36.620 And you put all in capitals
01:32:38.820 American century of humiliation
01:32:41.200 Oh okay 0.80
01:32:42.520 Okay take time
01:32:44.480 That's a reference to 0.97
01:32:46.720 The Chinese said they suffered
01:32:49.140 A century of humiliation
01:32:50.540 Basically like
01:32:51.760 Half the 19th century and half of the early
01:32:55.120 20th century century of humiliation
01:32:57.260 You're saying the United States
01:32:58.560 Century of humiliation
01:32:59.900 Look at the one from
01:33:02.700 1893 they carved 200 buildings okay so you're just really disappointed with the 250th um
01:33:13.560 anniversary um celebrations that are going on in dc i'm afraid i don't know about it in a great
01:33:19.740 detail there's another thing i don't know about in a great detail as of this morning i should look
01:33:24.520 into it of course it will be all over the news won't it it's actually on the weekend isn't it
01:33:28.320 The fourth
01:33:28.780 So but on Monday
01:33:30.340 On Monday no doubt
01:33:31.880 I would have thought
01:33:32.460 It would be all in the news
01:33:33.460 And I'll talk all about it then
01:33:34.560 There you go
01:33:35.840 Okay
01:33:36.300 It's a shame
01:33:37.020 If you're disappointed by it
01:33:38.340 Probably legitimately
01:33:39.220 You know
01:33:40.380 I trust your judgement
01:33:41.180 That's a shame then isn't it
01:33:42.360 If it is underwhelming
01:33:43.360 Or just lame
01:33:43.980 If it is
01:33:45.220 That will be a shame
01:33:47.080 Alright
01:33:48.020 Amazing Disgrace again says
01:33:49.560 BBQ and fireworks
01:33:50.760 Will distract America
01:33:51.720 From any world tragedies
01:33:54.180 On the fourth of July
01:33:55.080 Stay safe friends
01:33:56.500 Good bit of advice to stay safe
01:34:00.980 Yeah, probably will be
01:34:02.220 If you wanted to
01:34:03.300 If the powers that be wanted to sink a story
01:34:06.880 Do it on the 4th of July
01:34:09.960 Or the day after even
01:34:11.180 Because the news cycle will be dominated by that, won't it?
01:34:15.420 So I feel like maybe this Mandelson thing
01:34:17.160 About being a spy for the Russians for 35 years
01:34:20.060 That came out the day after an England win in the World Cup 0.90
01:34:26.500 And they would have known
01:34:28.220 That the news cycle would just be completely dominated by that
01:34:32.620 Am I being too cynical?
01:34:38.500 Probably not
01:34:39.580 Tatum again says
01:34:41.960 You would love, in capital letters
01:34:45.420 You would love the Total War games
01:34:47.120 Rome, Napoleon
01:34:47.940 I played a little bit of Total War Rome 2
01:34:51.640 But only a little bit
01:34:53.320 And it did look really good
01:34:54.420 There's loads of games I would love to play
01:34:56.120 If I had endless money, didn't need to work
01:34:59.080 Didn't have any obligations
01:35:01.020 I would be a gamer
01:35:02.620 I was when I was younger
01:35:04.100 Like what's that
01:35:06.800 Remember Cyberpunk
01:35:08.220 Cyberpunk, that was one of those games
01:35:11.000 When it came out, when they got rid of all the glitches
01:35:12.740 And apparently it worked well
01:35:13.700 That was one of those games where I was like
01:35:15.360 I just wish I had a brilliant PC, a giant screen
01:35:18.540 And endless time
01:35:19.480 But I just haven't
01:35:22.200 Yeah, Rome Total War
01:35:23.640 I would have loved to have got into it
01:35:26.540 Life gets in the way I'm afraid
01:35:29.460 Yeah I've heard only good things about the Total War series
01:35:32.180 Okay
01:35:33.620 Max Robe says
01:35:35.960 As you get older you have to accept
01:35:38.080 You need to get some cheap reading glasses
01:35:40.620 They don't hurt or anything
01:35:43.400 Yeah fair point
01:35:44.480 I mean my vision
01:35:45.420 I've always had really really sharp vision
01:35:48.600 I think it's
01:35:49.420 Well I'm sure in fact I know
01:35:50.840 It was slightly sharper than 2020 when I was young
01:35:53.780 And now it's only just
01:35:56.220 It's only just
01:35:58.120 Not as good as it once was
01:36:00.000 Only just
01:36:00.620 But yeah, I should have to come to terms with it at one point
01:36:04.060 At some point
01:36:05.660 It's still pretty good
01:36:08.660 It would only be just off of 2020 I would have thought
01:36:11.860 But sort of
01:36:15.240 95% of the time or more
01:36:18.980 It's absolutely fine
01:36:20.840 it's just sometimes on the screen it actually is really small the screens are quite a long
01:36:26.960 way from from me in in real life in actual reality real life they're quite a long way away
01:36:31.840 well a few meters away on the other side of a room not a tiny room and the writing just
01:36:40.920 is quite small but the monocle would be funny would be funny okay yeah i should have to come
01:36:50.060 To terms with at some point needing glasses
01:36:51.460 Right
01:36:53.240 If you can come to terms with being bald
01:36:56.120 I think you can come to terms with
01:36:57.800 Wearing glasses
01:36:58.460 Okay Tatum again
01:37:00.080 Leo acts like the Pope in Camp of the Saints
01:37:02.560 I still haven't read Camp of the Saints
01:37:03.880 I need to
01:37:05.420 I need to
01:37:07.660 You're talking about the current Pope
01:37:08.960 That's his name isn't it
01:37:11.200 Okay
01:37:13.900 Emily for Restore says
01:37:17.760 Most charities today are communist rackets
01:37:20.480 And a crying face
01:37:21.780 Yeah, often
01:37:22.640 They sort of are, aren't they? 0.93
01:37:26.280 Traitorous communist rackets 0.97
01:37:27.880 Yeah 0.95
01:37:28.780 You're not wrong
01:37:32.340 Erwin Romulus again says
01:37:34.420 Monocles are plenty on your Twitter, old boy
01:37:37.140 Do you know what?
01:37:44.400 Until today
01:37:45.380 i'd never seriously considered getting it it's just oh that's just a funny thing the internet
01:37:49.720 says that's just one more funny thing surrounding the law of lotus eaters or breakfast with bow or
01:37:57.120 whatever but it's not completely ridiculous idea would it would certainly be funny
01:38:03.680 it's quite an affectation though what next a cravat
01:38:08.920 a top hat i mean a bow tie i'm not wearing a bow tie i'm not wearing a top hat i'm not doing cravats
01:38:19.780 and i always thought the monocle would be the same thing i'm not doing that that's a
01:38:25.720 it's a silly thing of course i'm not doing that but maybe just maybe
01:38:29.660 i might actually it might be good actually probably would be good okay
01:38:35.280 If my eyesight degenerates
01:38:38.920 To the point where I'm really struggling
01:38:40.660 Every day, nearly all the time
01:38:41.860 Then yeah, why not
01:38:44.020 Alright, and the last one, last one today
01:38:46.040 Is from Amazing Disgrace
01:38:48.360 Say 4th of July
01:38:50.460 Any way you want
01:38:51.860 We don't really care
01:38:53.680 Alright, fair enough
01:38:54.460 You ever read
01:38:57.700 This book, Born on the 4th of July
01:38:59.800 All about Vietnam, or seen the film
01:39:01.340 There was a Tom Cruise film, wasn't it?
01:39:03.120 Born on the 4th of July, Harrowing
01:39:05.280 Anyway, that's got nothing to do with the actual 250th anniversary.
01:39:08.660 All right, that's the show.
01:39:09.660 That's the show.
01:39:10.520 It's now 39 minutes past nine.
01:39:12.720 Got 40 minutes extra.
01:39:13.760 It's supposed to be a one-hour show.
01:39:14.700 Don't say I'm not generous.
01:39:15.560 I'm a river to my people.
01:39:16.660 39 minutes past nine in the AM, Bridges Summertime,
01:39:19.320 on Thursday 2nd of July in the year of our Lord, 2026.
01:39:22.640 Thank you for joining me.
01:39:23.940 Genuinely, really.
01:39:24.880 It's easy to say.
01:39:25.440 Oh, thanks.
01:39:26.640 Oh, no.
01:39:27.020 Thank you.
01:39:27.780 Thank you.
01:39:28.160 Without you guys, it's not a thing.
01:39:30.740 I appreciate it.
01:39:31.460 It's for you guys
01:39:33.380 That you turn up to watch it is heartwarming
01:39:36.580 Try to make the best of the day ahead if you can
01:39:38.440 Carpe diem, seize a day, you'll only have it once
01:39:40.720 Once it's gone, it's gone
01:39:42.220 You'll only have this day in history once
01:39:45.180 You've got a finite number of days on this earth
01:39:47.780 If you can, if you're in a position
01:39:49.700 To do something valuable with your time today
01:39:51.920 Do
01:39:53.180 Alright then, without being too preachy about it
01:39:55.040 Until tomorrow morning
01:39:55.860 Take care
01:40:01.460 Thank you.