The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 3rd September 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning you

00:00:02.000 You alright?

00:00:07.280 Are you?

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00:00:10.040 Sincerely, genuinely hope you are

00:00:12.480 Me? What me?

00:00:14.900 Yeah no I'm alright yeah of course

00:00:16.200 Of course yeah all good, all good can't complain

00:00:18.180 Can't complain really

00:00:19.340 Right it's now just ticked past 8 in the a.m. British Summer Time

00:00:23.320 On Thursday, it's already Thursday

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00:00:43.300 To the Bo show

00:00:43.960 Breakfast with Bo

00:00:44.640 Bo's Breakfast Club

00:00:45.880 Don't you forget about me

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00:00:49.860 The BBC

00:00:50.980 Hashtag the real BBC

00:00:52.640 Lotus Eaters Breakfast Club

00:00:54.820 Hashtag the real LBC

00:00:55.920 As always

00:00:58.800 nearly always i'm joined by my my producer little harry how are you this morning good sir

00:01:02.480 morning yeah i'm all good it's embodied voice of the all-powerful producer there

00:01:10.160 there's nothing about though isn't it it's more than a fannying about for one morning let's just

00:01:15.520 get straight into it this show is supposed to be about what's in the news cycle on any given day

00:01:19.360 let's have a look at fleet street first of all should we have a look at the british print media

00:01:23.360 what is that cabal and it is a cabal of evil quite frankly evil fleet street editors

00:01:29.520 trying to tell us is or isn't important today what are they lying to us about by omission

00:01:34.800 he had barrack jeffrey epstein josh ball with baron rothschild hitter manderson and on and on

00:01:45.000 and on and on that's what they're lying to us about by omission every single day without fail

00:01:49.620 without the exception what have they decided is important that i want to beam directly into our

00:01:56.200 eyeballs and brain box we've got city warns burnham the city just meaning the financial

00:02:02.340 market shorthand for the markets the bond markets most specifically they've warned burnham

00:02:08.520 and one in the eye for andy andy burnham again a reference to the bayou tapestry do you remember

00:02:17.960 king harold godwinson got an arrow in the eye according to some accounts

00:02:26.120 the french it's not really the french was it was the normans not the same thing

00:02:30.360 descended from rollo a norseman but kind of the french

00:02:36.120 shot an eye in the arrow of our leader and there's a parallel there isn't there a tenuous one if you

00:02:43.080 really try between the french in calais not really stopping the boats and andy burnham

00:02:50.600 getting an arrow in the eye metaphorically these days you get it it's a bit it's a bit

00:02:57.000 tortured isn't it okay okay one in the eye for andy if you say so let's have a look then what

00:03:02.760 have we got the telegraph the daily telegraph zionist german it's up now isn't it is it not

00:03:09.320 The Telegraph's editorial line is that

00:03:15.200 The Jewish people are entitled to an ancestral homeland

00:03:20.800 Along racial lines, but we're not

00:03:24.240 Have I mischaracterised that?

00:03:28.160 Is that a crazy thing to say, or is that exactly a description of what it is?

00:03:35.600 Okay

00:03:36.120 if you work for the telegraph and that doesn't sit well with you think about what you're doing

00:03:42.120 keep taking the paycheck if you want to

00:03:47.160 let me tell you what to do all right the daily tory graph german-owned subversion

00:03:57.500 tories will cut benefits to hit three percent on defense they claim they claim it's easy to say

00:04:05.100 anything you like in opposition isn't it very very easy the easiest thing in the world

00:04:09.820 remember tony blair talking about it once of course tony blair was in opposition from what

00:04:17.260 1994 was it until he became prime minister in 97. he was saying the business of government being a

00:04:24.700 prime minister is obviously really really hard sort of terrible tightrope every single day

00:04:29.340 in opposition

00:04:30.720 it's the easiest thing in the world

00:04:32.820 you just throw things out

00:04:34.160 you just say things

00:04:35.660 it's your job to really as well

00:04:42.080 though to be fair

00:04:42.780 but anyway

00:04:43.400 okay

00:04:43.940 Olukemi Badenoch

00:04:45.460 the Nigerian woman

00:04:46.500 somehow bizarrely

00:04:47.520 finds herself LARPing

00:04:48.440 as the leader of the opposition

00:04:49.420 promises

00:04:51.760 10 billion pounds

00:04:53.700 by reimposing

00:04:55.940 two child welfare cap

00:04:57.440 and axing the Chagos deal

00:04:59.220 it's an interesting thing isn't it

00:05:00.560 Burnham came out a day or two ago

00:05:03.260 saying he wants to do the Chagos deal

00:05:05.700 though still

00:05:06.220 you remember the Chagos deal don't you

00:05:08.260 utterly utterly treasonous thing

00:05:12.840 just try and give away

00:05:15.400 a key strategic base

00:05:17.300 a joint UK-US base actually

00:05:20.580 just try and give it away

00:05:21.940 and pay them

00:05:23.880 was it Mauritius

00:05:24.520 loads of money into the bargain

00:05:26.680 Loads of money

00:05:29.640 Millions

00:05:29.980 Was it

00:05:30.580 I can't remember the numbers

00:05:32.040 But tens

00:05:33.300 Or was it

00:05:33.600 Hundreds of millions of pounds

00:05:34.680 A year

00:05:35.440 A year

00:05:35.820 Was it not

00:05:36.660 Such a weird

00:05:40.460 Weird deal

00:05:40.800 It's something you would never dream of doing

00:05:42.640 If you had the best interests of

00:05:44.100 Britain

00:05:44.980 And its

00:05:45.700 Global assets

00:05:47.300 Such as they are

00:05:48.240 If you had that

00:05:51.020 That was

00:05:52.000 Top of your list

00:05:53.200 Of priorities

00:05:54.260 Dream of just trying

00:05:56.100 to give away the chagos island base why would you it doesn't make any sense unless you hate britain

00:06:01.860 and want to destabilize it and make it weaker okay in the end if you remember in the end after

00:06:08.660 a bit of umming and ahhing for a couple of years the us just vetoed it because it's a joint us

00:06:14.420 uk base us hacked to at one point trump was like saying yeah it's not a bad deal okay

00:06:19.780 and then anyway trump and the americans in the end vetoed it they got some sort of power of

00:06:25.460 a veto over it so i would have thought that's the end of the story surely that's the end of the

00:06:31.060 story at least for a while at least for a generation at least two and there's a new president

00:06:35.460 no andy bumham

00:06:38.380 king andy king of the north with his guy liner and mascara and moobs

00:06:46.780 he wants to do it he still wants to do it it's like how are you going to get around the u.s

00:06:54.540 Veto though

00:06:55.240 It's been vetoed

00:06:57.440 By the United States

00:06:58.300 And the State Department

00:06:59.100 And the White House

00:06:59.680 What are you talking about

00:07:02.300 Anyway

00:07:03.480 Anyway

00:07:04.040 Kemi

00:07:05.140 Olu Kemi

00:07:05.900 Olu Kemi

00:07:06.820 Olu Fantu

00:07:07.400 Says she'll scrap that deal

00:07:11.280 Because it costs loads of money

00:07:13.000 It costs loads of money

00:07:14.040 We haven't got money

00:07:14.940 To be throwing around like that

00:07:16.580 Alright

00:07:19.800 And the two child welfare cap

00:07:23.660 yeah scrapping that costs loads of money basically benefits

00:07:28.200 people that have got loads and loads and loads of kids but are too poor to pay for them to have

00:07:33.620 shoes and food in their bellies largely migrants

00:07:39.000 just labour trying to bribe foreign people with massive families to vote for them

00:07:47.160 Okay

00:07:50.580 The Bayeux Tapestry Unveiled

00:07:53.600 There's

00:07:54.060 Very Entente

00:07:57.180 Amicale

00:08:00.520 Friendship of Peace

00:08:03.860 Sort of thing

00:08:04.320 Okay

00:08:04.760 There's Sausage Fingers

00:08:06.360 There's the German Greek

00:08:09.540 Saxe-Coburg Gotha

00:08:11.820 With his Sausage Fingers

00:08:12.880 Laughing it up

00:08:14.020 In his Lama file

00:08:15.660 Supposed to be the head of the Church of England

00:08:17.000 broken his coronation oath, hasn't he? Has he not broken his coronation oath?

00:08:21.540 Laughing it up with Macron, one of the most disgusting globalists in the world.

00:08:25.780 Yeah, they're having a good time. Laughing it up

00:08:29.260 at the Bayeux tapestry.

00:08:33.020 As long as they're having fun, as long as they're having fun

00:08:36.940 while their countries are invaded, or have already been invaded.

00:08:43.300 Brilliant.

00:08:43.780 City warns Burnham of market chaos

00:08:47.140 Unless he reigns in spending

00:08:49.060 Well, that is ultimately, ultimately

00:08:52.960 The problem, isn't it? The issue, spending

00:08:57.420 Spending

00:08:58.680 If this country doesn't stop spending way beyond its means

00:09:03.440 Then surely some sort of economic collapse is inevitable

00:09:06.740 There's only so much you can tax people

00:09:11.300 i mean literally you can keep raising the tax but it's like a bell curve at a certain point

00:09:16.260 you keep raising the rate of tax but you don't the treasury doesn't get more money in

00:09:20.520 for a very for a number of reasons this is known this is this isn't an opinion this is

00:09:25.180 this is fact economic fact at a certain point you keep raising it people can't pay it very

00:09:31.180 rich people leave etc etc there's a whole number of reasons why after a certain threshold a certain

00:09:35.680 point you can keep taxing more on paper the number go up but what you actually get doesn't increase

00:09:42.840 in fact it goes down okay so there's literally quite literally a limit to how much you can tax

00:09:47.320 normal people before the revenues start going down um there's only so much you can borrow

00:09:54.180 borrow from the bond markets there's only so many guilt-edged bonds you can you can issue

00:10:02.660 you can sell before that becomes a false economy

00:10:07.100 or a noose around your neck in various sorts of ways

00:10:11.900 right so what's left what you can do you can print more money quantitative easing

00:10:18.800 i've already done that a fair bit golden brown did it didn't he golden brown texture like sun

00:10:23.440 he did it quite a lot rishi did it again didn't he for the covid can't get away with too much of

00:10:30.320 that it just caused hyperinflation we've already got bad inflation haven't we it's not as bad as

00:10:36.760 it was under the Biden years but it's not a good idea just to print loads more money again it's a

00:10:42.620 false economy ultimately ultimately a false economy so what else can you do what else can you possibly

00:10:48.300 do to even try to balance the books cut spending it's pretty straightforward stuff it's pretty

00:10:54.600 straightforward stuff i mean it's sort of a level not even a level economics i don't know if there's

00:11:00.600 such things that gcse and economics is there i don't know there wasn't when i was a kid maybe

00:11:03.640 there is now but be sort of week one gcse level economics very very very simple stuff

00:11:11.960 you'd have you have to cut spending have to what the biggest things

00:11:19.000 dan tubb did a great video on this the other day dan tubb our resident economist

00:11:24.600 The biggest things by far are welfare and the NHS, aren't they?

00:11:32.260 And pensions.

00:11:36.940 It's not going to be a good idea for any party that wants to win the next general election to do that,

00:11:42.740 because it would be unpopular with the vast majority of people who have been used to Gibbs their whole life from cradle to grave at this point.

00:11:51.640 They've been used to Gibbs, Gibbs, Gibbs.

00:11:54.600 it's not politically a good idea is it but stuck between a rock and a hard place

00:12:01.080 is it that or a hard-baked inevitable full-blown economic collapse where we have to default

00:12:09.020 or something i i don't know or probably just keep taxing keep taxing ignore that the fact that it's

00:12:21.180 not bringing in the optimal amount of money to the treasury and quantitative easing printing loads

00:12:26.140 more money because they refuse to cut spending don't they andy burnham's going to increase

00:12:31.800 spending you're saying going to increase spending alistair heath says andy burnham's premiership

00:12:41.160 is already dead in the water one day in two days in

00:12:45.580 To actually effectively being in control of the country

00:12:50.700 In a parliamentary sense

00:12:52.820 It's already dead in the water

00:12:54.360 Says Alistair Heath

00:12:55.820 Okay

00:12:56.340 A tone for slavery with African statues

00:13:01.900 UK told

00:13:02.760 Get bent

00:13:04.260 How about no, thanks

00:13:06.200 It's the UN

00:13:07.120 The UN put together some sort of panel of experts

00:13:09.960 Experts, yeah

00:13:11.040 And the slave trading nations

00:13:14.280 Just the ones in the transatlantic slave trade

00:13:16.620 In the 18th century

00:13:17.640 Late 17th through to the early

00:13:20.200 Very, very early 19th century

00:13:21.380 Those countries need to put up more African statues

00:13:24.620 Do we?

00:13:26.260 Do we?

00:13:28.700 What about the sub-Saharan African countries

00:13:30.600 That still have slave trades today?

00:13:32.960 What about them?

00:13:36.000 Do the Arabian countries have to put up statues?

00:13:40.280 For all the European people they enslaved?

00:13:43.800 No

00:13:43.980 what about modern day slavery in India and China

00:13:46.560 do they have to put up statues

00:13:48.160 no it's just the white

00:13:50.680 countries

00:13:51.160 the transatlantic 18th century

00:13:54.820 largely 18th century slave trade

00:13:56.820 as if that

00:13:57.880 atones for anything anyway

00:13:59.900 even if you did buy into all that nonsense

00:14:02.160 anti-white nonsense

00:14:04.560 like the only slavery that's ever

00:14:06.560 happened in history was that

00:14:07.620 even if you did buy into all of that

00:14:09.920 how does putting up a statue

00:14:12.080 To some African person

00:14:14.320 Whoever they are

00:14:15.540 How does that atone for it anyway?

00:14:19.580 It's just a guilt trip, isn't it?

00:14:22.080 Just a pure guilt trip

00:14:23.080 The crimes of white people are somehow uniquely bad

00:14:26.260 According to the UN

00:14:29.440 In Beau's Britain

00:14:33.780 I wouldn't give up our seat on the Permanent Security Council

00:14:36.740 But everything else

00:14:37.580 Everything else I wouldn't get rid of

00:14:40.220 I wouldn't be interested

00:14:40.760 I'm not going to listen to what the UN says

00:14:44.560 What they want

00:14:47.560 Their NGOs

00:14:48.860 Everything they try and impose on us

00:14:52.440 I'm not interested anymore

00:14:53.360 That's become another vehicle

00:14:56.460 To subvert and pervert us

00:14:58.360 Damage us

00:15:00.060 The UN

00:15:02.520 Okay

00:15:06.080 What else have we got

00:15:08.480 Oh Tiger Woods

00:15:11.440 Tiger Woods avoided jail just about

00:15:14.300 Drive any more though

00:15:16.680 And you'll go to jail

00:15:17.980 Judge tells Woods

00:15:19.220 Tiger Woods

00:15:20.880 Was there a little video somewhere

00:15:24.320 Was there a little video

00:15:27.560 Showed about Tiger Woods

00:15:29.840 Well anyway he came very close

00:15:34.000 Very very close to

00:15:35.220 Going to jail

00:15:37.500 The number of times he's had problems.

00:15:39.140 Oh, here we go.

00:15:39.760 Shall we watch it?

00:15:41.180 I think it's only like a minute long or something.

00:15:44.360 Let's just watch this.

00:15:45.400 Once again, we're not talking about Tiger Woods for his golf performance,

00:15:49.400 but another car crash controversy.

00:15:52.360 He arrived at court today with his partner,

00:15:55.000 President Trump's former daughter-in-law.

00:15:57.640 Do you swear to him that the evidence you're about to get

00:16:00.040 will be the truth, the whole truth, and I'm not sure.

00:16:01.800 during the quick hearing he agreed to a reckless driving charge for this collision in march

00:16:10.000 he probably flipped his car do you remember it everyone said he's drunk he was drunk he's falling

00:16:17.000 asleep in the back of the cop car because he was so drunk he wasn't actually i don't think he was

00:16:21.040 well i think they say in this video he proved clear for a breathalyzer but didn't refuse the

00:16:26.580 urine test or something so it doesn't seem drunk but anyway far from his home in the wealthy

00:16:32.500 jupiter island neighborhood of florida woods rolled his suv after hitting a truck he gave

00:16:39.360 this reason for not staying near his vehicle after the crash say again i just keep you down

00:16:44.640 here with us please yeah i was just talking to the president that's quite a flex yeah yeah

00:16:52.540 sorry mate can you stay near your vehicle that you've just flipped if you don't mind

00:16:57.360 yeah sure i was just talking to the donald though one minute one minute i've just got to get the

00:17:03.680 commander-in-chief on on the old blower one sec anyway here's they go through the litany of the

00:17:09.700 things he's not good at driving right tiger woods good at golf yeah we can agree on that

00:17:15.520 he's quite good at the game of playing golf he's not very good at driving cars

00:17:21.920 No one was injured and he gave a negative breathalyzer test

00:17:25.400 but refused to provide a urine sample.

00:17:28.340 So at this time, I do believe your normal faculties are impaired.

00:17:31.660 I just see people in chat say drugs.

00:17:33.020 Oh, right, yes, they might not have been drunk on the old booze,

00:17:35.880 on the old sauce, but who knows what else he might have done?

00:17:41.000 Who knows?

00:17:43.040 Few have come close to his talent.

00:17:45.900 He still holds the record for the youngest Masters winner, age 21.

00:17:50.380 14 other majors followed, but after this latest crash he refused the US Ryder Cup captain

00:17:58.320 role, a tournament he's won 13 times.

00:18:04.880 Because alongside the victories he's had all the wrong attention for his behaviour behind

00:18:09.600 the wheel.

00:18:10.600 In 2009 he was given a traffic offence for careless driving after hitting a tree.

00:18:16.740 In 2017, he was found asleep at the wheel of his car and later pleaded guilty to reckless driving.

00:18:23.600 And in 2021, he needed leg surgery after rolling his car down an embankment, but did not face any criminal charges.

00:18:33.520 Today, he avoided...

00:18:35.140 Anyway, that's it. And this most recent thing where he flipped his car.

00:18:40.780 He's not very good at driving, is he?

00:18:43.540 I wonder what the problem is.

00:18:44.560 i wonder why he seemingly can't stop crashing his car

00:18:49.840 it's not funny really lucky no one's been hurt or beyond him

00:18:54.140 if you had to have leg surgery in 2021 but

00:18:57.300 dude

00:18:59.360 like do you know people out there that seemingly keep getting into car crashes

00:19:05.700 you might have a friend or a member of the family

00:19:07.160 and like keep it might not be like dangerous stuff but they keep having

00:19:10.180 fender benders or whatever they keep having little little accidents

00:19:13.800 They can't stop scraping up their car

00:19:15.760 Or they've got a motorbike

00:19:17.920 And they keep coming off of it

00:19:19.020 It's like

00:19:21.100 Why don't you accept that you're not very good at it

00:19:24.180 We know that his depth

00:19:28.020 Perception

00:19:29.060 Must be very good

00:19:31.160 His hand to eye coordination

00:19:33.680 When sober

00:19:35.740 Is very good

00:19:37.820 World class

00:19:38.920 What's the problem?

00:19:41.360 What's going on there bro?

00:19:43.800 why didn't you want to give that urine test hmm what's the problem

00:19:47.340 well anyway the judge he could have gone to jail but he didn't and the judge said but you're not

00:19:54.560 allowed to drive for like five years i think it was five years they said anyway that's enough

00:19:59.420 about tiger woods i know you guys don't um really care about sports and stuff all that much but

00:20:04.160 i think it is in the news cycle today tiger woods confirming that he's not very good at driving cars

00:20:13.440 Without crushing them

00:20:15.140 Okay

00:20:15.920 The Daily Mail

00:20:17.000 Pure globalist slot

00:20:18.160 Absolute subversion

00:20:24.940 Anti-British

00:20:26.080 Anti-white

00:20:27.120 Oh you think they're not?

00:20:29.660 Or you think they're sort of patriotic

00:20:30.860 They're sort of right of centre

00:20:31.820 They're sort of nativist in sentiment sometimes

00:20:34.280 Well how come they try to

00:20:36.540 Character assassinate

00:20:37.760 Anyone as milk toast as Nigel or Tommy then?

00:20:41.840 Explain that

00:20:43.440 or the Daily Mail

00:20:45.300 they're so right wing

00:20:46.200 are they?

00:20:47.700 are they?

00:20:49.120 you get left-wing saying that to this day

00:20:50.820 like the Daily Mail is shorthand to them

00:20:52.820 the evil Nazis

00:20:53.860 are they even remotely right of centre

00:20:56.940 the Mail?

00:20:57.520 no they're not

00:20:57.980 no they're globalists

00:20:58.880 when push comes to shove

00:21:00.700 they'll try and destroy someone

00:21:02.760 as weak

00:21:04.360 as Zia Yusuf or Richard Truss

00:21:07.080 that's who they are

00:21:11.680 that's who they are really

00:21:12.680 in the final reckoning

00:21:13.500 okay

00:21:15.200 Kemi

00:21:16.680 Olukemi Badenok

00:21:17.760 the Nigerian anchor baby

00:21:18.700 I'll slash benefits bill

00:21:20.260 to boost defence

00:21:21.620 will you?

00:21:26.000 well

00:21:26.480 shame you're not going to get

00:21:27.700 anywhere near government then

00:21:28.720 if the latest polls

00:21:29.460 are anything to go by

00:21:30.280 shame the last 14 years

00:21:36.060 of Tory government

00:21:36.700 in which you

00:21:37.540 Olukemi Badenok

00:21:38.300 the Nigerian anchor baby

00:21:39.220 was a big part of

00:21:40.320 have burnt through

00:21:42.160 All your goodwill

00:21:43.200 With the British people

00:21:43.980 It's a shame then

00:21:45.340 Isn't it

00:21:45.980 Here's the face of some dude

00:21:49.260 This is in the papers

00:21:50.120 A bit today

00:21:50.580 He was the boyfriend

00:21:52.440 Of Lucy Letby

00:21:53.480 That woman who was accused

00:21:54.980 And found guilty at trial

00:21:56.660 Though some say

00:21:57.580 There's all sorts of question marks

00:21:58.700 Over her involvement

00:21:59.820 In the death of loads of babies

00:22:00.900 On some sort of maternity ward

00:22:02.220 This was like

00:22:03.860 Her boyfriend

00:22:04.700 Who was also married

00:22:07.100 And then also died

00:22:08.800 Days after he was fired

00:22:10.660 Lucy I've said this before

00:22:15.500 For some reason I don't really know why

00:22:17.120 I can't really tell you exactly why

00:22:18.140 But there's some stories I'm sort of drawn to

00:22:21.640 Deeply interested in

00:22:23.400 Remember like yesterday that Al Hilly murder case

00:22:25.940 In the Alps

00:22:26.760 Oh that's fascinating

00:22:28.300 Oh what's going on there

00:22:29.120 Or what was it today

00:22:32.600 Like Tiger Woods or something

00:22:33.680 And there's other stories

00:22:37.160 I just

00:22:37.460 I can't

00:22:39.540 i can't care about i don't care about i don't really i'm just not interested in the finer

00:22:45.840 details of what one went on and in what order exactly the lucy let me case is one of those

00:22:51.240 for me i don't know why i just i get it there's a woman who's responsible for the death of loads

00:22:57.260 loads of babies and some people found guilty in court and some people say it was a stitch up and

00:23:02.380 she didn't do anything wrong all right got it got it i don't know that's it that's all i need to

00:23:07.540 know for me i don't i don't know if anyone in the gross band the chosen for you are disappointed

00:23:11.520 by that you'd like me to talk in detail about the minutiae of the details or or some of you

00:23:16.400 might agree with me yeah it's like let me think it's like that um that woman in america who's

00:23:22.540 accused of killing her children at the moment what is it lindsey something harry what's her

00:23:26.540 name lindsey something or other um anyway for that i uh maybe someone in the chat will say but

00:23:33.880 anyway you know i'm talking about again that case i'm like i don't sort of so horrible and

00:23:39.320 depressing i don't know i get it there's a woman who was accused of murdering her own children to

00:23:44.140 sort of spite her husband or something i don't really need to know much more than that i'm not

00:23:49.920 interested in that all right anyway let's move on this is apparently lucy let his boyfriend who

00:23:56.500 himself is now dead okay a doctor dude all right again they go with

00:24:01.700 Olukemi Badenoch pulled pressure on Andy Burnham over defense last night

00:24:08.220 she pledged to slash welfare to fund military spending

00:24:12.300 if she got into power and if she did it good I suppose

00:24:18.260 all right the sun it's sloppy what sloppy joes of the sun serving up just today well here we go

00:24:27.860 on this day in 1066 mural is displayed in uk it's one in the eye for andy you see what they're doing

00:24:35.320 there look there's the bit the crucial bit in the baylor tapestry the word harold there

00:24:40.400 the actual word harold interrupted by the head of a soldier getting an arrow in the eye and people

00:24:47.640 said almost certainly correctly that is a depiction of harold because in the bay of tapestry the

00:24:53.080 convention was there's writing on it as well on the bait actually on the writing wherever there's

00:24:58.440 someone's name the person it's naming is directly below where the name is that's the convention all

00:25:03.400 the way through the bay of tapestry right and on that bit during the battle it literally in

00:25:10.120 the head of this guy interrupts the word harold harold

00:25:13.320 it is almost certainly for me 99 that is harold getting an arrow in the eye

00:25:22.820 some people argue we don't know that that's harold getting an arrow in the eye there's

00:25:27.880 also accounts aren't there from like what aldrich vitalis or a few accounts actually

00:25:32.820 do you think on my own history theme show behind the paywall on loadseaters.com called

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00:25:53.860 edward the confessor godwin harold godwinson his brother harold and uh is harold's younger brother

00:26:01.760 and harold hardrada and uh william duke of normandy william the bastard goes on to be king

00:26:07.580 william the first think i've got hours and hours and hours of content talking about that oh yeah

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00:26:20.740 all right so anyway all right the sun are trying to there's some sort of parallel between

00:26:29.780 the last anglo-saxon king of england harold godwinson the son of godwin godwine

00:26:38.720 getting an arrow in the eye literally and andy burnham the head of government today

00:26:46.660 getting one in the eye metaphorically from the french you get it you get it it's not that

00:26:53.140 complicated, is it? As small boats keep coming, France offers just 45 more do-nothing cops.

00:27:01.220 And the French cops aren't stopping it, are they? They're not. But they've got a little

00:27:06.800 arrow there. Look, the small boats from France and William of Normandy's invasion fleet

00:27:17.260 in 1066. The small boats of today

00:27:20.620 And Williams' invasion

00:27:24.300 Get it?

00:27:25.940 You see the parallel?

00:27:27.560 Yeah

00:27:27.680 Alright

00:27:28.380 Let's move on shall we?

00:27:31.840 The times

00:27:32.340 The venerable times

00:27:33.660 Yeah we mentioned didn't we there

00:27:36.920 Macron's wife's daughter

00:27:40.140 Who's in her 40s

00:27:41.200 Is going out with a 20 year old dude

00:27:42.520 Okay

00:27:42.780 Right

00:27:45.140 Middle class parents are subsidising

00:27:47.020 300,000 hidden NEETs

00:27:49.520 Neats being, you know, young people that aren't in

00:27:51.980 Unemployed

00:27:54.760 And or aren't in any sort of education or training or anything

00:27:58.060 And we already know there's like a million plus of those

00:28:02.340 This data, this story

00:28:05.700 Saying that there's something like maybe 300,000 more of them

00:28:10.240 That just never show up in the statistics

00:28:12.120 Because they've got a middle class mummy and daddy

00:28:15.920 That just allow them to not

00:28:18.320 Have to work

00:28:20.180 Or be in training or anything

00:28:21.420 So actually the number of

00:28:25.660 People of that generation

00:28:27.840 Like the Zuma generation

00:28:29.220 Is even worse

00:28:30.420 A lost generation

00:28:34.060 If you've got middle class parents

00:28:41.240 It doesn't have to be middle class

00:28:43.080 But just rich enough where

00:28:44.660 And not strict enough

00:28:47.780 Where they don't insist

00:28:48.680 You go out to work

00:28:50.140 Mollycoddle you into your thirties

00:28:54.620 See I come from working class

00:28:59.760 Come from a working class family

00:29:02.260 Didn't have any money

00:29:04.800 I was lucky

00:29:06.560 Lucky

00:29:07.300 To be able to do an undergrad at all

00:29:09.860 But after that

00:29:10.660 Like literally after that

00:29:12.860 Straight away

00:29:13.780 like the week i came back from uni after my final exams it was like you're getting a job now you've

00:29:19.280 got to get a job you have to get a job now we can't really afford to feed you really get a job

00:29:25.880 get a job when you're getting a job you've got to get a job pressure you've got to and we can't

00:29:33.660 just afford to keep you like a little baby bird with its mouth just open constantly feed me feed

00:29:42.820 me i'm helpless i can't do anything for myself feed me i'm a grown man in my 20s feed me

00:29:50.100 no you get a job if you don't work you don't eat yeah well there's plenty of families that

00:29:58.740 they've got the money so yeah we'll let little johnny just just become a helpless adult who's

00:30:05.940 never had a job it's not good it's not good

00:30:14.340 get a job get a job find one it's really difficult yeah yeah

00:30:22.660 sorry it's tough love there isn't it

00:30:29.700 trump i'm happy harry and megan have quit us yeah trump just said

00:30:34.420 classic trump stuff when asked about megan and harry

00:30:39.140 it's uh it's just like yeah i'm glad i'm glad they're gone yeah i wasn't a fan they were really

00:30:43.940 rude to the royal family including the queen yeah good i'm glad they're gone don't want them back

00:30:49.860 classic trump okay look there's uh there's two arch globalists

00:30:56.900 laughing it up about the bayou tapestry i wonder what was said i often think that's funny when

00:31:02.340 funny interesting when you see pictures like this whatever it is andy burnham laughing it up

00:31:09.140 ed davey hysterically laughing about something these two well i wonder what was said that could

00:31:14.260 possibly be really really funny but they're actually like ah oh what wit wow that was a

00:31:23.540 hilarious joke you just said. So fake, isn't it? So phony. Vibes won't defend UK, Burnham

00:31:32.100 told by Labour. Defence Select Committee Chair says Prime Minister must commit to 3% of GDP

00:31:39.880 as Tories set out their plans. Vibes won't defend UK. I mean, that's true. Of course

00:31:47.060 that's true i thought labor and healy uh had already said no we're definitely going to do

00:31:57.960 the three percent thing don't worry that will be in the budget next month i think it's next month

00:32:02.220 don't worry it will be we're definitely going to do that i healy am no hypocrite so that's

00:32:07.420 definitely going to be in it so what's all this talk about the tories is going to outflank them

00:32:12.200 or there's a problem with Vibes

00:32:14.160 and the other Labour MPs

00:32:16.920 are sort of having to tell Burnham to do it.

00:32:18.600 I thought it was already a done deal.

00:32:22.180 We'll see when that budget comes out in October.

00:32:24.920 I think it's in October.

00:32:27.000 Okay, the eye paper.

00:32:29.840 Britain's royals face Russian cyber threat

00:32:32.320 in, quote, grey war, quote, quote.

00:32:34.880 It's interesting.

00:32:35.520 I mean, mildly, mildly interesting.

00:32:38.300 Don't really care about the royal family

00:32:39.640 if you hadn't guessed, but all right.

00:32:40.820 And out of everything that's going on in the whole world

00:32:44.020 The iPaper decided this is the most important story

00:32:46.160 To put on their front page

00:32:47.080 Alright, let's read the little blurb

00:32:49.460 Growing threat to monarchy's

00:32:51.760 Aging legacy

00:32:52.700 Computer system, sorry

00:32:54.580 The monarchy's aging legacy computer system

00:32:57.420 Well is Buckingham Palace

00:33:00.000 Still on Windows 95 or something

00:33:01.760 Has left the royal family

00:33:04.640 Vulnerable to cyber attacks

00:33:06.300 From hostile states, Buckingham Palace warns

00:33:08.420 are they still on vista windows 97 who knows good guys increased risk of hackers

00:33:16.280 targeting the institution has forced a major taxpayer funded security overhaul of course

00:33:22.540 of course we gotta pay for it i mean he's got 800 million quid of his own

00:33:26.300 wills has got over a billion hasn't he but we gotta pay for it okay

00:33:29.840 okay palace's official website has previously uh been offline and confidential royal files

00:33:42.220 are thought to have been accessed what confidential royal files really what do

00:33:47.240 they do that's of any sort of importance confidential like what

00:33:53.060 Who knows, who cares really

00:33:56.440 Diplomatic insiders warn that Putin's escalation of hybrid warfare on NATO nations

00:34:04.420 Has reached, quote, unprecedented levels, quote

00:34:07.840 That's definitely not NATO propaganda

00:34:12.760 Okay

00:34:13.340 Extraordinary digital, yeah, extraordinary digital revamp

00:34:18.600 Is built into the royal family's new

00:34:21.600 99.9 million pound a year

00:34:25.120 Public funding settlement

00:34:27.100 They've got hundreds of millions of pounds

00:34:30.900 Or a billion pounds, more

00:34:32.640 Their estates

00:34:34.320 Are worth a vast sum of money

00:34:37.380 But we pay them

00:34:39.580 100 million pounds a year

00:34:42.000 Right

00:34:44.080 Is that not parasitic?

00:34:48.600 When there's working-class people in this country

00:34:51.160 that struggle to get any sort of housing,

00:34:53.980 veterans that are on the street,

00:34:56.280 old people freezing to death in their homes,

00:35:01.120 families, native families can't afford to feed their kids

00:35:04.120 and they have to go to some sort of breakfast club thing.

00:35:07.900 We're paying them £100 million a year.

00:35:13.580 I hate to agree with leftists and commies,

00:35:16.160 but that is a piss take an absolute slap in the face we're paying you what what

00:35:25.380 should be the other way around you should be providing for your people

00:35:30.300 why are you just sponging off us a hundred million pounds a year cheeky

00:35:35.300 I hate to agree with that

00:35:44.320 You have to do it though sometimes don't you

00:35:45.700 Like something happens in the world

00:35:48.140 And it happens to line up with

00:35:49.420 Benjamin Netanyahu's goals

00:35:51.440 And you're like well

00:35:52.160 It is what it is

00:35:53.260 It just happens to be the case

00:35:54.160 Something happens in the world

00:35:56.340 And it happens to line up with something

00:35:58.640 Ed Davey would like to have seen happen

00:36:00.300 You're like well

00:36:00.940 I find myself agreeing with him this one time

00:36:03.880 On the monarchy

00:36:05.640 I am a lukewarm monarchist

00:36:07.860 Very lukewarm, the institution

00:36:09.600 Not the actual individuals

00:36:11.020 We shouldn't be paying them that much

00:36:13.720 How is it that much?

00:36:16.260 A hundred million pounds a year

00:36:17.640 How is it possibly that much?

00:36:19.220 Again, Brewster's millions type

00:36:21.240 Scenario

00:36:23.340 What is that being spent on, really?

00:36:28.160 Constantly hoovering the carpets

00:36:30.060 In Sandringham or something

00:36:33.880 Shampooing the carpets in Balmoral over and over and over again

00:36:43.440 Costs a hundred million pound a year

00:36:44.860 I don't know

00:36:45.500 The Guardian

00:36:46.800 The Guardian

00:36:48.060 Oh God

00:36:50.260 What is that?

00:36:53.080 Oh that's frightful

00:36:53.780 Gross

00:36:59.220 Okay Mr T says something

00:37:02.160 That's Mr T

00:37:03.440 is mr t still going yeah harry do you know mr t from the a-team yes yes i was about to say i pity

00:37:14.300 the zoomer who doesn't know mr t but you do know mr t okay he's not getting on no plane fool

00:37:19.640 don't ask mr t to get on a plane he's not gonna do it

00:37:25.600 My mother taught me to take the high road

00:37:29.840 Says Mr T

00:37:30.600 Did she?

00:37:31.980 Did she?

00:37:33.040 Alright mate

00:37:33.600 Looks like Terry Crews actually

00:37:35.160 Terry Crews is going to be angry at me

00:37:39.300 Okay

00:37:40.100 Don't care about what Mr T says about anything

00:37:44.180 PM tries to calm bond markets

00:37:50.540 A sell off threatens first budget

00:37:52.000 Alright we've done that

00:37:52.660 We've talked about that a little bit this morning

00:37:54.040 Okay, look, the aftermath of that Nepal and or Tibet thing, I say Tibet, I mean China.

00:38:01.220 Don't want to get in trouble with our overlords, China, the CCP, seemingly control our government on some level.

00:38:08.600 Completely infiltrated nearly everything of importance in Britain, the CCP.

00:38:12.300 Don't want to get in trouble with them, best not call it Tibet.

00:38:16.440 The aftermath of all the flooding in Nepal and China, bad, don't it?

00:38:22.240 Doesn't look bad

00:38:24.300 I mean truly devastating

00:38:26.400 Terrifying

00:38:27.900 He's in the path of that

00:38:29.860 And you didn't reach higher ground quickly enough

00:38:33.180 Or you happen to be in a true sort of bunker style building

00:38:36.360 Then

00:38:37.580 You're done, you'd be done

00:38:40.240 Probably a horrible death

00:38:41.720 It might be reasonably quick but

00:38:42.900 You'd be crushed up and pulverised and stuff

00:38:46.660 It wasn't just water was it

00:38:48.260 It was more like a landslide, more like a mudslide

00:38:50.480 Ugh

00:38:51.680 Ugh, terrible

00:38:54.460 Alright, thousands still missing

00:38:58.360 After the flood, thousands still missing in devastated communities

00:39:03.520 And from some of the pictures we saw, some of the images, some of the bit of the footage we saw

00:39:07.760 I can believe that, thousands more missing

00:39:10.660 Ugh, terrifying, terrifying

00:39:15.560 What more can you say, natural disaster

00:39:18.400 right the ft the financial times what have we got here

00:39:24.000 yeah the bale tapestry look the king and the queen is that bum ham there is that lisa nandy

00:39:30.720 lisa nandy lisa nandy is there arch globalist as well arch globalist doesn't just want a

00:39:39.360 a multi-cultural britain she's insisting we have a multi-ethnic britain lisa nandy if that is lisa

00:39:47.140 andy i don't even know he's kind of just kind of looks like a it might not be and macron there

00:39:53.300 talks on eu reset underway okay premier to meet macron today bumham and a weirdo freak

00:40:04.740 emmanuel macron are going to meet today because bumham wants closer ties with the eu

00:40:12.420 Because he's never accepted

00:40:14.520 Most of them have never accepted

00:40:16.100 The Brexit referendum

00:40:17.900 Whilst politically

00:40:20.360 He can't necessarily get away with

00:40:21.860 Like a full blown

00:40:24.440 Rejoining the European Union

00:40:26.160 He can do it in all but name

00:40:28.440 In various ways

00:40:29.380 Or just get closer and closer

00:40:30.540 Many shades of grey aren't there

00:40:32.060 But he just wants to bring us closer and closer

00:40:34.160 And closer to them again

00:40:34.980 That's who he is

00:40:38.440 That's who they are

00:40:39.420 mildly interesting story

00:40:42.560 a tale of London plan risks

00:40:44.460 a deep cut to skyscraper

00:40:46.940 office supply city walls

00:40:48.020 it's just about the London skyline

00:40:50.000 there is all sorts of things about

00:40:51.520 you can't build massive skyscrapers in London

00:40:54.120 have you ever noticed, anyone ever noticed out there

00:40:56.120 why there's really tall buildings

00:40:58.160 skyscrapers in Canary Wharf on the Isle of Dogs

00:41:00.540 far to the east of the middle

00:41:02.440 of London, if the middle of London

00:41:04.280 is like somewhere

00:41:06.240 from Liverpool Street to Westminster

00:41:08.580 If that's like the middle of London

00:41:10.080 The city of London

00:41:10.700 The city of Westminster

00:41:11.360 Something like that

00:41:12.900 And there's not many or any

00:41:14.160 There's not many skyscrapers there

00:41:15.600 Very very tall buildings are there

00:41:16.740 Considering

00:41:17.200 When you look at other cities

00:41:18.980 Wherever it is

00:41:20.040 Shanghai

00:41:20.960 Dallas

00:41:22.060 You know not even taking into account

00:41:23.700 New York or whatever

00:41:25.100 It's very deliberate

00:41:27.940 You're not allowed

00:41:28.880 You're not allowed to build many skyscrapers

00:41:30.860 In the middle of London

00:41:31.580 That's why

00:41:32.820 That's why most of them

00:41:35.400 The big ones are out in

00:41:36.380 The Docklands

00:41:37.160 Canary-Wolf way

00:41:38.260 Canada water

00:41:40.520 They want to build a big tower

00:41:43.420 Near the Tower of London

00:41:44.960 Tower Hill

00:41:46.560 Right

00:41:47.580 And

00:41:48.280 It's like a no

00:41:49.700 They say

00:41:50.440 Oh it might cost as much as a million square foot of office space

00:41:53.320 Yeah

00:41:53.720 I don't care

00:41:55.220 Good

00:41:55.760 You really insist on building skyscrapers

00:41:57.800 Do it a little bit further out

00:41:59.160 Why does it have to be

00:42:00.160 You want to build

00:42:01.080 Like a 40 story

00:42:02.540 60 story skyscraper

00:42:04.420 Directly next to the Tower of London

00:42:07.140 A tower was

00:42:07.920 Towers over it

00:42:10.300 No

00:42:11.680 How about no

00:42:12.940 How about have some respect

00:42:16.160 For the ancient

00:42:17.780 Medieval

00:42:19.040 History of that city

00:42:21.360 Our capital city

00:42:22.840 I don't just want some

00:42:24.620 Like a shard

00:42:25.900 Built directly next to

00:42:27.940 The Tower of London

00:42:28.840 Yeah good

00:42:31.540 Good

00:42:31.960 I'm glad they're not doing it

00:42:33.660 Good

00:42:33.940 Shard as well

00:42:36.900 In both Britain

00:42:37.660 i would make them finish the shard anyone knows what i'm talking about there's a very very tall

00:42:42.560 building in london called the shard it's like a very it's design is a very very very steep

00:42:48.960 pyramid barely a pyramid it's like a and at the very top of it the very pinnacle it's sort of

00:42:53.940 unfinished i can it goes up to a needle point and right the needle point it's like it's broken off

00:42:59.780 and there's nothing there that bugs me is i don't know if there's ocd or something but that bugs me

00:43:04.000 I'd be like, put a final point on the top of that building

00:43:07.140 For God's sakes

00:43:08.340 Do me a favour

00:43:10.400 Small point, very small incidental point

00:43:16.220 Let's move on

00:43:17.200 The Daily Express, it's a good paper

00:43:20.840 You can read the Express now

00:43:21.880 That's an Alan Partridge quote

00:43:24.240 Of course it's not a good paper, that's ironic

00:43:25.840 It's as much globalist slop as all the others

00:43:28.580 Just like the Daily Mail, pretending

00:43:29.800 Look at that image, look at that little image they've got

00:43:31.820 Look, it's like a crusader type dude

00:43:33.900 He's got a shield and a spear

00:43:35.980 And a St George's cross

00:43:37.500 Look, he's on our side

00:43:39.320 He's going to fight for us

00:43:40.320 They're nativists

00:43:43.460 They're patriotic

00:43:44.300 Utterly cynical thing

00:43:47.800 To pretend they are

00:43:48.940 They're not

00:43:49.360 They want to destroy

00:43:53.620 Any real patriotism

00:43:55.660 Or nativism

00:43:57.500 Anyone that wants to actually save their country

00:43:59.440 From a sectarian nightmare

00:44:00.700 From being flooded by foreign people

00:44:02.380 to the point of demographic replacement

00:44:04.160 to ruin us as a people, as a race

00:44:08.360 in our one and only ancestral homeland

00:44:10.360 The Express wants to destroy anyone that talks about that

00:44:14.100 That's who they are

00:44:16.160 Globalists, subversives

00:44:18.320 wearing the skin suit of patriotism

00:44:21.740 That's The Express, that's who they are really

00:44:25.220 when all said and done

00:44:26.660 in the final reckoning

00:44:28.660 Right

00:44:31.180 PM warns not to tackle borrowing

00:44:34.040 Not to tackle

00:44:35.540 Oh, not to tackle borrowing

00:44:37.080 By scrapping key pension protection

00:44:39.360 Voters would punish you

00:44:41.660 If triple lock goes

00:44:42.760 Yeah, so people that advocate on behalf of the triple lock

00:44:45.620 Basically just saying

00:44:47.100 Don't you dare think about it Andy Burnham

00:44:50.100 Don't you dare

00:44:51.880 Okay

00:44:55.940 Okay

00:44:58.660 don't you take money out the pockets of boomers don't you dare do that

00:45:03.940 you'll be punched you'll go the way of the dinosaurs that's literally what it was

00:45:10.040 if you dream of doing anything other than the triple lock you will go the way of the dinosaurs

00:45:16.160 boomers screech not all boomers go base boomers when you find yourself a proper base boomer

00:45:21.540 it's usually dialed up to 11 shout out to the base base boomers but the rest of them

00:45:26.820 Whatever happens

00:45:28.960 While we're alive

00:45:30.120 Don't you dare do anything

00:45:33.100 That inconveniences us

00:45:34.580 But what about all the other generations

00:45:40.900 That are coming up

00:45:41.520 Don't care apparently

00:45:42.380 Don't care

00:45:42.900 All the generations after us

00:45:45.700 Which probably won't get a pension at all

00:45:47.600 Yeah don't care

00:45:48.800 Just don't touch our triple lock

00:45:50.080 We're going to have to cut

00:45:54.920 Get this through your head

00:45:56.120 boomers

00:45:56.880 that only care about the triple lock

00:46:00.760 we're going to have to cut spending

00:46:02.440 on the NHS, welfare and pensions

00:46:04.700 we're going to have to

00:46:05.780 otherwise our economy dies

00:46:07.720 get that through your head

00:46:10.120 no they won't

00:46:12.840 they won't

00:46:13.700 they won't

00:46:15.100 they won't

00:46:17.240 the mirror

00:46:18.360 Labour Party slop

00:46:22.100 an actual mouthpiece

00:46:25.320 an organ

00:46:25.940 for the Labour Party is the mirror and their reform and Nigel derangement syndrome is

00:46:32.460 astronomical absolutely off the charts right I'm no fan of reform and Nigel particularly

00:46:37.540 everyone knows that right we're we're restore partisans here essentially um but I don't despise

00:46:47.480 the guy some credit where it's due I mean I think he's part of the containment machine

00:46:51.120 Yeah, I think he's a hypno-toad who's proud of destroying anyone that's one inch to the right of him

00:46:56.320 And always has been

00:46:57.500 But it's some perspective though, still

00:47:00.400 He's not a monster

00:47:01.900 Well

00:47:02.460 Anyway

00:47:05.320 The mirror, the mirror

00:47:07.500 Can't stop themselves but constantly attack him, can they?

00:47:11.220 They can't stop themselves

00:47:11.980 A mid five million pound gift probe, still, see?

00:47:15.400 nigel did his little his little gambit of going back to the good people of clacton

00:47:21.200 that's all that's played out now straight back to the five million pound gift problem

00:47:26.980 thought that would go away you can just make the argument no i've already

00:47:30.920 i've already got re-elected by the good people of clacton don't need to answer any of those

00:47:35.980 questions anymore no who told you that what kind of political acumen was going what sort of

00:47:42.460 calculation was going through your head where you thought that would work but that's how

00:47:45.220 bit all this plays out of course not no a right winger says the mirror a right winger reform

00:47:51.500 leader complains about uh complaints made about him good headline good one that's literally what

00:47:59.720 it says if you only listen to this on audio you're not watching it their headline says

00:48:02.780 a right winger reform leader complains about dot dot dot uh dot dot dot complaints made about him

00:48:09.400 good headline good one that's all it is nigel is playing a little bit of a pity party

00:48:15.800 saying he gets judged every day well yeah you're in the public eye yeah

00:48:19.080 yeah you're the leader of a very important political party until very recently the

00:48:25.740 the most important political party in in opposition anyway leading the polls until recently even now

00:48:32.480 still second or third the leader of one of the three main political parties in this country

00:48:39.900 yeah you're going to be judged every day yeah yeah that comes with the territory of course it does i

00:48:48.000 mean anyone that's got a twitter account is going to be judged every day but anyway it's not really

00:48:56.660 a story how is that front page news that nigel farage has had a tiny bit of a whinge about being

00:49:03.460 judged every day that's the front page is it the mirror it's not worthy of note is it it's not

00:49:09.500 worthy of a reply on twitter is it i wouldn't i wouldn't oh nigel's tweeted something about that

00:49:15.940 he's a bit annoyed that he gets judged every day i'd see that tweet or whatever say and i'll be like

00:49:21.380 I wouldn't even reply

00:49:24.360 I wouldn't even retweet it

00:49:25.320 And go look at Nigel whinging

00:49:26.940 But the mirrors put it on the front of their paper

00:49:30.220 Pathetic

00:49:31.380 Pathetic

00:49:32.220 Really is absolutely

00:49:33.620 Right talk about pathetic

00:49:37.320 The Metro

00:49:37.880 Oh god

00:49:42.180 The Metro

00:49:42.940 Sickening

00:49:49.900 Sickening the Metro

00:49:50.820 absolutely revolting turns my stomach the metro what have we got here some nonsense i'm pure

00:49:56.180 nonsense here well just ask yourself is this national news women filmed secretly for sinister

00:50:04.560 website sadpatheticcreeps.co.uk i'm standing on behalf of them it's not that i think it's a good

00:50:12.240 thing but just is it national news apparently the story is some website where to be honest

00:50:18.580 quite creepy people film just normal women in the street like just film a bit like they're wearing

00:50:25.600 some attractive woman's got a tight skirt or whatever they just walk behind them for a few

00:50:30.300 seconds it seems film them on a phone i guess i don't know that's it that's it and then put it

00:50:36.940 on the internet of course and you know that is some sort of invasion of privacy isn't it it's

00:50:42.360 well creepy to do that no doubt is that the most important thing that's going on in the world

00:50:47.740 though the metro senior editors at the metro did you really think this is important like

00:50:55.940 like truly truly important do you did you it's not is it it's not nice it's not great

00:51:04.160 don't get me wrong but i have everything that's going on in the world the whole world the whole

00:51:10.640 world an entire planet full of things going on and you pick this it's obviously a distraction

00:51:21.320 it's obviously lying by omission about more important things isn't it if you think they're

00:51:25.500 not covering on their front page they're effectively lying about by omission aren't they

00:51:32.120 the star what slop i mean it's just the sloppiest of the sloppy isn't it boffs

00:51:37.800 boffins for anyone who's foreign who might not know a boff or a boffin is a shorthand

00:51:45.420 for someone that's very clever it's the sort of thing you'd say at school when you're like

00:51:51.000 13 though that kid over there is such a boff boffs will encounter them stars trek to find

00:52:03.980 aliens it's just a story about the european space agency that's launching a rocket that's got some

00:52:10.540 sort of um instrument on top of it that's going to look for alien life in the solar system

00:52:16.540 boffs wheeling counter and stars trek to find aliens really really okay that's it

00:52:27.000 they're increasingly infuriating and absurd front pages

00:52:33.980 Crazy isn't it

00:52:36.060 Crazy isn't it

00:52:37.260 Everything they're not talking about

00:52:38.940 Like the 190 odd rapes a day

00:52:42.120 In this country

00:52:42.760 Our demographic replacement

00:52:46.280 Ongoing replacement

00:52:47.100 Our invasion

00:52:49.300 At the hands of people

00:52:52.080 Whose crime rate per capita is through the roof

00:52:54.060 Violent crime, sex crime, organised crime

00:52:56.480 That sort of thing

00:52:57.740 Nah

00:52:59.180 Nope

00:53:01.020 It's crazy isn't it

00:53:03.980 Alright, let's have a look at our poll. What poll did we do today? Let's have a look. I was already there. There you go. Harry's already brought it out for me. Over 1,000 votes, knocking up towards 1,100 votes. What do you think is a bigger threat to the UK? Oh, okay, this is, okay. Is it India, China or Russia? We asked you guys which is the biggest threat to the UK.

00:53:26.160 your options were india china and russia i believe in fact i remember i recall now before the show

00:53:33.180 started harry was telling me that this suggestion for a poll comes from cg mamms who's a fan of the

00:53:40.400 show very often quite often in the super chats or the rumble ranks or super chats i think usually

00:53:45.540 asking about india talking about india that um let's all be aware that india's got a massive

00:53:53.260 stake massive control in britain and british industry and all sorts of things and people

00:53:58.080 aren't talking enough about the threat that india poses to the uk this was their suggestion

00:54:03.420 okay so we gave you the option of india china and russia and what do you know

00:54:10.320 over 1100 votes now india wins it india's winning that poll as the biggest threat to the uk out of

00:54:17.540 those three. 48% of you clicked on India there. 45% come in close second. 45% of you said

00:54:26.180 China. And only a mere 7% of you clicked on Russia there. Huh. Interesting. I think if

00:54:36.460 I was, well, if I was taking that poll, I'd be, I'd be in two months between India and

00:54:40.000 China. I mean, it's a very good reflection of my thinking. I would be, do I think India

00:54:44.340 or china if i've got to pick one i've got to pick one india or china india or china i think i might

00:54:49.780 have clicked it china but nonetheless it's close in my mind trying to seem to do more explicit

00:54:57.620 overt sort of espionage things against us but you could argue many argue that india has got more

00:55:04.020 sort of well scg mam's talked about got more tentacles like deeper into our industry and things

00:55:17.860 yeah okay that's interesting to note and russia just comes in a long way in third place a long

00:55:24.980 long way down interesting interesting yeah okay all right hopefully that bowl was of some interest

00:55:37.460 to you guys let's have a look at crude oil we usually check in with the price of crude on a

00:55:42.180 daily basis not every single day do we but most days let's have a quick look okay so west texas

00:55:46.020 is down a little bit little bit a tiny bit just a couple of dollars a dollar or whatever from

00:55:50.180 yesterday west texas is just shy of ninety dollars a barrel at the moment brent crude shade over

00:55:57.160 ninety four dollars a barrel so it's just down a tiny bit from yesterday still really it's getting

00:56:01.960 up there though isn't it i mean there's that that ultimately meaningless but psychological barrier

00:56:09.760 of whether a barrel of crude is a hundred dollars or not so brent nudging up there but

00:56:17.320 Still not astronomically higher

00:56:20.000 But

00:56:20.220 The price of a barrel of crude

00:56:24.980 Doesn't translate into exactly what we end up paying at the pump

00:56:28.580 Especially for diesel

00:56:29.420 Especially in this country for diesel for example

00:56:31.180 Maybe I should stop talking about the price of crude

00:56:36.620 Because of that

00:56:37.480 Because it's so

00:56:38.340 I was going to say divorced

00:56:40.520 It's not entirely divorced of course

00:56:41.900 But to some degree divorced from the price

00:56:44.760 You're going to pay at the pump

00:56:47.320 so it's interesting to note especially when the corporate lamestream media

00:56:51.160 will try and scaremonger about the price of crude quite often quite regularly i think it is perhaps

00:56:57.080 still worth noting what the actual price is on any given day they'll say the price of oil has

00:57:02.520 spiked and you just look no it hasn't crude prices through the roof send shock waves around

00:57:10.760 the world no it doesn't no they're not at the moment anyway all right

00:57:17.320 should we have a look what one or two other stories have we got oh it's already nine

00:57:20.720 it's already nine o'clock um what else we got i mean a reformer having their um their conference

00:57:27.900 in birmingham birmingham having their uh having their conference party conference

00:57:36.040 it's of some note um yeah this man and his wife died in this hot tub somehow

00:57:43.840 They got a malfunctioning hot tub

00:57:49.200 Trapped these two people

00:57:52.200 And they both died

00:57:52.860 Not sure how really

00:57:56.500 Wasn't there an episode of American Dad

00:58:01.220 Where there was like a killer hot tub

00:58:02.580 Okay

00:58:05.520 Alright

00:58:07.080 Lucy Letby had a boyfriend

00:58:10.360 Alright

00:58:13.840 earlier talking about you know was I talking about how sometimes you have a take you have

00:58:19.620 an opinion it happens to line up with someone you don't like and 99% of the time wouldn't

00:58:25.360 agree on something like say Ed Davey or Ursula van der Leyen or something or Bibby it just so

00:58:36.000 happens that your opinion does line up with theirs here we go Diane Abbott perhaps clinical

00:58:42.700 retard, Diane Abbott, who fails to put the right

00:58:44.780 shoe on the right foot, Diane Abbott

00:58:46.580 who thought Mao did more good than harm

00:58:48.640 Mao responsible for the great leap forward

00:58:50.680 the worst human misery

00:58:52.280 of all time

00:58:53.480 tens of millions of people starving to death because of his

00:58:56.680 policy, she thinks he did more good than harm

00:58:58.540 she says

00:58:59.440 claims that Russia is a threat

00:59:04.680 is NATO fiction

00:59:06.040 there you go

00:59:09.940 alright, Tiger Woods, we've done that

00:59:12.380 all right should we just move on to on this day in history although tim curry remembering tim curry

00:59:17.500 he was 80 though i mean and he hadn't been in a good place for a long time poor tim curry

00:59:21.500 i liked him curry he was a very good actor wasn't he at the the job of acting

00:59:27.820 he was very good wasn't he all right rest in peace tim curry

00:59:32.380 all right on this day in history down through the centuries name of the millennia what happened

00:59:35.660 of note what have we got let's have a look see third of september what have we got in the year

00:59:39.660 301, San Marino, one of the

00:59:41.820 smallest nations in the world, and the

00:59:43.780 world's oldest republic, still in existence

00:59:45.940 is founded by

00:59:47.600 Saint Marius, Marinus

00:59:49.360 Saint Marinus

00:59:50.500 Yeah, I know only a little bit about that

00:59:53.920 it was supposed to have

00:59:55.420 maybe lost in the midst of

00:59:57.880 time exactly, but

00:59:58.740 supposed to have founded like a chapel

01:00:01.640 and a monastery there

01:00:02.780 and that has become sort of the

01:00:05.260 it's in Italy, isn't it, fully in Italy

01:00:07.640 a little enclave or exclave, whatever it is

01:00:09.600 In Italy

01:00:11.840 Northern Italy

01:00:13.020 Based around an old monastery

01:00:16.040 A real monastery

01:00:17.340 I'd like to go there, I've never actually been to San Marino

01:00:20.040 I've been close to it a few times

01:00:21.260 But never actually visited it

01:00:22.580 I'd quite like to

01:00:23.560 Okay, on this day in 1650

01:00:27.640 Oliver Cromwell's English new model army

01:00:30.020 Defeats the Scottish force

01:00:31.300 A Scottish force

01:00:32.240 In a surprise attack

01:00:34.100 At the Battle of Dunbar

01:00:35.360 It's interesting

01:00:37.040 After most of the civil war

01:00:38.860 English civil war is finished

01:00:40.100 1650 it's largely finished

01:00:42.260 The king, King Charles I

01:00:44.620 Had his head chopped off already

01:00:46.200 I think that's like the year earlier isn't it

01:00:48.320 King Charles had his head chopped off

01:00:50.520 In 1649 is that not right

01:00:52.060 It's nearly, it's basically finished

01:00:54.660 But the Scots weren't finished

01:00:56.700 The Scots

01:00:58.060 Were still revolting

01:01:00.440 So

01:01:04.320 Ollie Cromwell has to pop up there

01:01:06.420 And humble them real quick

01:01:07.900 Which he does

01:01:08.540 His new

01:01:11.100 His veteran

01:01:11.680 New model army

01:01:12.460 By that point

01:01:13.080 Was

01:01:14.540 Fearsome

01:01:15.960 And the Scottish army

01:01:18.200 Arranged against him

01:01:19.280 Was no match really

01:01:20.440 There you go

01:01:24.100 Battle of Dunbar

01:01:24.700 Interesting

01:01:25.260 Right at the end

01:01:25.880 Of the civil war

01:01:26.460 Arguably after

01:01:27.780 The civil war

01:01:28.720 Depends how you want to

01:01:30.260 Measure it

01:01:30.980 When exactly

01:01:31.860 Did the English civil war

01:01:33.020 End

01:01:33.400 Exactly

01:01:34.140 Right anyway

01:01:35.820 i would say after okay on this day in 1783 the treaty of paris is signed in paris ending the

01:01:42.820 american revolutionary war between great britain and the united states of america

01:01:46.100 interesting to note though isn't it that the last british troops didn't leave new york for

01:01:51.000 quite a few years after that the constitution wasn't ratified for quite a few years after that

01:01:57.740 yeah just interesting i think i've got long-form content about various elements

01:02:04.740 of the uh the war of independence whether you call it the revolutionary war or the war of

01:02:11.320 independence it's the same thing i think i've got all sorts of content about it yeah some of my own

01:02:16.280 channel harry history bro there history bro that's my own channel this isn't real as well i haven't

01:02:23.400 really got a hundred thousand subscribers on that on that channel would like to do consider heading

01:02:27.800 over there there's no paywall there's no paywall there that's all free anything on that channel

01:02:31.580 Also on Epochs

01:02:34.760 Behind the paywall

01:02:35.900 LotusCities.com

01:02:36.760 All sorts of content

01:02:37.880 Talking about what

01:02:38.620 People like Jefferson

01:02:39.800 People like Alexander Hamilton

01:02:42.140 All sorts of stuff

01:02:44.300 Got a long form thing

01:02:46.320 On the war of 1812

01:02:47.380 I know that's different

01:02:48.120 But

01:02:48.400 Yeah all sorts of stuff

01:02:50.140 If you're interested

01:02:50.700 Me myself as an actual

01:02:54.780 Anglo-American myself

01:02:55.960 My dad was born and raised

01:02:59.520 In the United States

01:03:00.280 In Oregon

01:03:00.820 Go Ducks

01:03:01.380 Very, very interested in American history

01:03:05.520 And of course

01:03:06.720 The connection between England and the United States

01:03:11.040 Of course, fascinated by all that stuff

01:03:12.300 Alright, on this day in 1791

01:03:14.260 The new French constitution

01:03:15.960 I mean, declaring France a constitutional monarchy

01:03:19.320 Is passed by the National Assembly

01:03:20.760 During the French Revolution

01:03:21.880 So this is before, obviously

01:03:24.380 Before they've executed Louis XVI

01:03:27.080 There's a whole period there

01:03:28.780 They didn't want to, a lot of them

01:03:30.060 didn't want to execute the king for a long time it was only his flight to vn no wait that's that's

01:03:37.720 something else that's something different it was only when he tried to escape um that they felt

01:03:42.640 they had to execute him this is before the terror the main terror anyway okay again do you think

01:03:49.880 i've got all sorts of long-form content talking about the french revolution more than once in

01:03:53.580 fact once in conversation with cole benjamin in a run-up to a series about napoleon bonaparte

01:03:58.040 Another time with apostolic majesty

01:03:59.740 A true genius

01:04:00.740 An actual historian

01:04:02.120 Long form content

01:04:03.680 Talking about the French Revolution

01:04:04.680 Okay it's all there

01:04:05.640 Do you consider signing up

01:04:06.620 For this £5 a month

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01:04:08.160 Alright what else have we got

01:04:09.340 On this day in 1900

01:04:10.500 With a proclamation

01:04:11.800 By General Lord Roberts

01:04:13.480 General Bobbs

01:04:15.500 Britain annexes

01:04:18.080 The Boer Republic of South Africa

01:04:19.640 Yeah I'm doing a conversation

01:04:22.400 Later today

01:04:23.360 With Godfrey Bloom

01:04:25.640 Ex MEP

01:04:26.480 and all-round chad of chads godfrey bloom talking we're going to talk all about the boar war

01:04:32.360 this is the boar wars maybe a bit about the the jamison raid as well don't know

01:04:37.520 go back to the zulu wars start of the zulu wars talk about maybe all sorts of stuff but particularly

01:04:44.260 the boar wars so i've been reading up and around it for quite a few days now and i've read up about

01:04:49.540 it before in the past so yeah where the british they found loads of gold in the transvaal basically

01:04:55.260 basically the story is the transvaal beyond natal beyond the cape colony beyond the orange free state

01:05:03.000 out in the transvaal they found a giant seam of gold unbelievable the transvaal went from one of

01:05:10.520 the poorest countries in the world to one of the riches richest it was responsible for exporting

01:05:15.300 like 40 of all the world's gold within the space of a few years this seam of gold like 30 miles

01:05:21.660 long seemingly endless well the british decided we need that we want that it's probably wrong to let

01:05:30.140 that bit of land just be independently governed by some dutchman we're going to need that

01:05:36.620 well hence the boer war second boer war well first and second boer war all right

01:05:45.760 On this day in 1928

01:05:48.440 Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming

01:05:51.100 Discovers a mould

01:05:52.400 He just, it's by accident, sort of

01:05:54.180 Discovers a mould later identified as penicillin

01:05:56.660 While sorting through petri dishes

01:05:58.460 Containing colonies of the bacteria

01:06:00.560 Can I even pronounce that?

01:06:02.460 The Straphylococcus

01:06:03.900 At St Mary's Hospital in London

01:06:06.400 The story is, the story goes

01:06:08.540 As I understand it

01:06:09.520 They just left loads of petri dishes out

01:06:11.660 And couldn't be bothered to

01:06:13.140 Or someone couldn't be bothered to

01:06:14.520 clean them out and rinse them out and put them back in where they're supposed to be over a

01:06:18.500 weekend or something or over a week and all sorts of mold and fungus grew on them and Fleming was

01:06:24.600 just like oh shall I have a look through these through a microscope see if there's anything new

01:06:29.480 and or interesting yeah go on then why not I'll have a quick look before we just wash them

01:06:35.020 oh it is something new oh it is something absolutely remarkable oh it is something

01:06:40.120 that's going to change the course of human civilization penicillin crazy story isn't it

01:06:48.280 1928 as well how late is that we didn't have penicillin until 1928

01:06:54.140 before then you could get a tiny scratch like a rose bush a thorn a thorn could just scratch your

01:07:03.780 skin and if it got infected and your body wasn't able to fight it off on its own for whatever

01:07:08.940 the reason you could you could die from that anything any sort of infection childhood lung

01:07:15.340 infection your body wasn't able to fight off on its own it may well just kill you how precarious

01:07:21.360 was life before then i think i might have died in childhood without penicillin i've got bronchitis

01:07:27.520 i've got fairly weak lungs i had a little bit of asthma i haven't got it anymore somehow grew out

01:07:31.640 of asthma does anyone else look at that somehow grew out of asthma how is that possible you should

01:07:36.720 have a little ventolin little blue ventolin inhaler when i was a kid and some i'm a teenager it's like

01:07:42.260 i don't need that anymore i'm good now anyway when i was a kid i got bronchitis a number of times

01:07:47.720 could have killed me without antibiotics could well have done how many of you out there

01:07:51.900 for whatever reason not even in childhood you had to go to hospital for something or other and

01:07:57.060 without penicillin without antibiotics you might not have thought off that infection whatever it

01:08:02.980 was yeah alexander fleming found it basically by accident wow right okay moving on could talk

01:08:14.620 about that for a long time probably could probably could should fascinating story okay on this day

01:08:20.540 1939 world war ii britain declares war on germany after the invasion of poland france follows six

01:08:25.860 days later quickly joined by australia new zealand south africa and canada yeah because wasn't it

01:08:32.140 just yesterday, it was that Britain, that Nazi Germany invades Poland. So Mr. Chamberlain,

01:08:38.820 the Prime Minister, gives Germany an ultimatum. By this point in the day, tomorrow, if you haven't

01:08:45.180 turned around, stop doing it, we're going to be at war. Mr. Hitler didn't, so we were at war.

01:08:52.900 okay on this day in 1944 holocaust diarist Anne Frank 15 is among the prisoners on the 68th and

01:09:04.220 final transport of Dutch Jews sent from Westerbrook sent to Auschwitz concentration camp oh that's

01:09:11.040 unfortunate for her isn't it the last one okay on this day in 1967 Sweden begins driving on the

01:09:16.420 right hand side of the road yeah that's the wrong side isn't it really Britain is Britain's in a

01:09:21.900 global minority isn't it for driving on the left anyone doesn't know it might be foreign never come

01:09:26.460 to britain we drive on the left-hand side of the road our cars are manufactured with the steering

01:09:31.640 wheel on the other side to most of the world at this point seems like a bit of an idiosyncratic

01:09:38.320 thing doesn't it um but sweden used to drive on the left but as it says there in the late 60s

01:09:45.040 they decided to switch over to what most of the rest of the world do driving on the right but

01:09:50.160 In Britain it's one of those things

01:09:52.780 Isn't it

01:09:53.860 It's like

01:09:54.140 We don't do metric

01:09:56.020 We don't measure things in metres and kilometres

01:09:59.100 We measure things in feet and inches and miles

01:10:02.800 And we drive on the left hand side of the road

01:10:05.260 Like any normal

01:10:06.880 Even though we're in the minority

01:10:09.380 Like a normal civilised person

01:10:11.120 Must drive on the left

01:10:12.320 The rest of the world's like

01:10:14.760 What are you doing, why are you doing that

01:10:15.680 Not all of the rest of the world

01:10:17.520 Just a lot of it

01:10:18.360 Gets people in trouble

01:10:20.000 though like if you forget you go to you go to america you hire a car start driving down the

01:10:25.340 road on the left hand side oh like matthew broderick or the other way around you're used

01:10:31.400 to driving on the right and you come to britain or ireland start driving down the road on the

01:10:36.120 right hand side like you're used to and you have a head-on collision and kill two women

01:10:40.560 like matthew broderick

01:10:44.800 well you didn't know that you didn't know ferris beulah was in ireland and so had some sort of

01:10:52.840 brain fart was just driving down country lanes on the right hand side of the road it seems

01:10:56.480 had a head-on collision with some old mum and her adult daughter killed them both

01:11:02.120 well matthew bodrick did go to prison for that and pay his debt to society oh no he didn't he

01:11:09.660 fled back to the United States and has never, ever been brought to justice remotely for

01:11:15.680 anything like that. Just killed two women, just fled back to the United States, end of

01:11:20.240 story. He's famous, he's a Hollywood star, so the rule of law apparently doesn't apply

01:11:24.600 to him. Moving on. On this day in 1988, an estimated 50,000 Kurdish civilians and soldiers

01:11:34.840 Are killed by Iraq

01:11:36.220 By this date

01:11:37.320 So it's not like

01:11:38.080 One day in history

01:11:38.880 Alright

01:11:39.220 By this date

01:11:40.280 Many using chemical weapons

01:11:42.020 In the aftermath

01:11:42.620 Of the Iran-Iraq war

01:11:44.480 Yeah the Iran-Iraq war

01:11:46.700 And the fallout from it

01:11:49.000 Always a big thing

01:11:49.520 I've said before

01:11:50.340 A number of times

01:11:50.940 I'm fascinated by

01:11:51.940 Gulf War 1

01:11:55.260 1990 into 1991

01:11:58.340 The winter

01:11:59.860 New year time

01:12:00.700 Around 1990, 1991

01:12:01.900 Operation Desert Shield

01:12:03.760 And then Operation Desert

01:12:04.700 Storm, Bravo 2-0, Andy McNabb, Chris Ryan, Stormy Norman Schwarzkopf, anybody remember

01:12:14.380 this, it was one of the things, it was one of the first things, not the first things,

01:12:18.340 I was a kid, I was like 10, 11 years old, 10, 10, 11, and I remember watching it for

01:12:23.420 real, like on TV, and like, being like, what's going on, getting the adults to explain to

01:12:27.980 me what's going on and why, ever since then, been fascinated by the first Gulf War, and

01:12:32.660 The first Gulf War and Saddam's invasion of Kuwait

01:12:35.560 was all born out of the Iran-Iraq War.

01:12:39.720 You know, it's like, if you really want to know

01:12:41.120 why World War II started, you've got to go back to World War I.

01:12:44.360 If you want to know about that, you need to at least go back

01:12:46.240 to the Franco-Pression War of 1870-71.

01:12:48.780 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:12:50.140 If you really want to know about Gulf War I,

01:12:52.320 you've got to start looking at the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s.

01:12:56.720 Brutal war. Brutal war.

01:12:58.260 I think maybe a million guys died in that.

01:13:00.200 brutal war anyway so much that could be said about that war most people don't know much about it

01:13:06.880 so just one of those things that it's lost in the noise a bit these days the iran-irak war but a

01:13:12.740 massive thing for that region absolutely gigantic thing and you can go back to ancient assyrian

01:13:18.040 times and the people of persia and the people of mesopotamia fighting each other there's a reason

01:13:25.100 why the border between modern day

01:13:27.200 Iran and Iraq is where it is

01:13:28.900 there's a reason

01:13:30.640 because it's always

01:13:33.140 been

01:13:33.620 effectively border territory between two different

01:13:36.960 peoples, two different war

01:13:39.100 like peoples

01:13:39.900 anyway alright let's move on

01:13:43.200 let's do our

01:13:45.580 Rumba Rants and Super Chats

01:13:46.420 is global church history going to be in at number one today

01:13:48.800 is it going to be a good day, let's have a look

01:13:50.860 yes, global church history

01:13:53.260 and still

01:13:54.540 global that's his real name by the way first name global his middle name is church and his family

01:14:01.480 name the surname is history that's his that's his real name that's on his birth certificate

01:14:05.520 global church history it's not it's not i'm joking thanks buddy thanks for the super chat

01:14:10.780 all the super chats and rumble ranks you send in appreciate it um what does he say usually gives

01:14:16.960 us a couple of factoids what have we got this morning today in 36 bc marcus vipsanius agrippa

01:14:22.260 one of my favourites, ended the Pompeian resistance to the second triumvirate

01:14:26.660 at New Locus. Now Locus, don't know how to pronounce that exactly, never have.

01:14:32.300 Yeah, Agrippa, one of my favourites.

01:14:35.160 Do you think I've got a whole long-form bit of content, an hour, an hour and a half,

01:14:38.920 whatever it is, just talking about Agrippa?

01:14:42.040 Yeah, I have, yeah. One of the earlier epochs.

01:14:46.160 Who's Agrippa, are you asking me?

01:14:47.540 he was octavian or augustus's right-hand man he was his generalissimo right some roman emperors

01:14:56.400 are generals in their own right like julius caesar julius caesar wasn't an emperor but

01:15:01.140 like vespasian yeah many emperors particularly much more in the second and third century

01:15:09.800 like trajan for example there's those of them that are emperor the great generals in their own right

01:15:15.380 Many of them aren't

01:15:16.680 Augustus wasn't really

01:15:17.720 Well he wasn't at all

01:15:18.680 He was much more into policy

01:15:21.940 Than he was into fighting battles

01:15:25.100 So you're going to need

01:15:27.500 A Generalissimo aren't you

01:15:28.940 Well Augustus' Generalissimo

01:15:31.620 Was him

01:15:32.540 Agrippa

01:15:33.540 Marcus Phipsanius Agrippa

01:15:35.000 Who's loyal to him his whole life

01:15:37.740 Brilliant partnership

01:15:38.820 One of the all time great partnerships

01:15:40.840 Agrippa and Augustus

01:15:42.460 Anyway

01:15:44.220 There you go, on this day in 36 BC

01:15:47.280 Putting down the

01:15:48.440 Pompey had been killed

01:15:50.760 By the Egyptians

01:15:52.660 Caesar had been killed

01:15:55.000 By Romans, the senate

01:15:57.640 All those civil wars

01:16:00.260 Kept rumbling on

01:16:01.060 Pompey had a number of sons

01:16:03.440 That didn't give up the fight

01:16:05.080 For a long time, for years

01:16:07.720 Years, didn't give up the fight

01:16:09.340 As a navy, their own

01:16:11.760 and were hard to pin down and wipe out

01:16:15.100 well in the end Agrippa did though

01:16:16.580 that's what that is

01:16:18.000 fascinating stuff, again another subject

01:16:20.720 I could happily sit here for an hour

01:16:22.560 and just bang on and on about that

01:16:24.380 alright

01:16:26.220 the next factoid we've got here

01:16:28.940 Global Church History

01:16:30.860 says is on this day

01:16:32.860 in the year 863

01:16:34.860 the Byzantine AD

01:16:36.320 the Byzantines stopped the Arab advance

01:16:38.860 at Lalkion

01:16:40.880 don't know a great deal about that i know the general sweep of of the history of the ottoman

01:16:47.160 incursions further and further into byzantine territory through the 8th 9th 10th 11th century

01:16:54.960 up to the 13th century even but eventually it's the ottomans that take constantinople isn't it in

01:17:01.940 1453 so i know a bit about that but i couldn't tell you any real detail about that particular

01:17:06.300 a battle, La Lacaon

01:17:08.340 in 863

01:17:09.800 interesting

01:17:12.300 nonetheless, thanks Global Church History

01:17:13.740 oh and the next one is also Global Church History

01:17:15.700 it's the day I'm recording with BBC

01:17:18.400 Radio Wales, today, it's today

01:17:20.200 fingers crossed, everything crossed for Global

01:17:22.440 Church History

01:17:22.880 you said pay for me

01:17:26.580 stroke wish me luck, I'm sure you meant pray

01:17:28.340 for me, I'm sure that's a typo

01:17:30.100 pray for me

01:17:31.900 slash wish me luck, we do

01:17:34.040 hashtag

01:17:35.760 pray for global church history yeah best of luck buddy in all sincerity good luck with it

01:17:41.420 and you say it won't be aired till the 13th though okay let us know when it is maybe throw us a link

01:17:48.860 i'll talk about it i'll tell people happy to absolutely happy to best of luck to you sir

01:17:53.440 absolute best of luck to you okay next one matthew c how are you sir how are you buddy

01:17:58.460 great bloke said anyone boomer or otherwise who believes that the state pension is supposed to

01:18:05.680 Fund 30 years of retirement

01:18:08.380 Is retarded beyond belief

01:18:10.080 Yeah those numbers

01:18:17.240 It's not that I begrudged someone that's paid into a pension

01:18:20.220 For years and years and years

01:18:21.240 And now wants their fair share

01:18:23.620 I don't begrudge them that

01:18:24.540 It's not fair is it

01:18:25.560 It's not fair to not get that

01:18:27.820 But 30 years of retirement

01:18:31.660 If that is indeed what you might end up with

01:18:34.680 That's not fair either, is it?

01:18:36.840 Those numbers won't add up, will they?

01:18:38.980 Those numbers don't add up

01:18:40.020 Although if you were to get 30 years of state pension

01:18:44.700 You'd probably be like 100 years old, wouldn't you?

01:18:47.700 Anyway, Matthew C makes a fair point

01:18:49.280 It's not just all about you and your triple lock

01:18:52.980 There's something far bigger here

01:18:54.400 The younger generations and the state of the entire country

01:18:57.300 The entire country

01:18:58.360 The NHS, welfare and pensions

01:19:03.080 is going to destroy our economy it's going to it already is the spending has to be cut it has to

01:19:16.220 be all right fallen firebird says if restore going to work we need an organized pro-ethnet

01:19:24.160 ban branch internal faction or pressure group which can eat quickly i'm sorry which can act

01:19:31.000 quickly and in concert whenever the party does something we don't like yeah sounds good i like

01:19:37.920 the sound of that not necessarily what the people at the very top very very very top

01:19:43.260 one i don't know i don't know you know i'm friends with a fair few of them and

01:19:49.340 i have even talked to rupa haven't i but what they really intend what they really want

01:19:55.360 they really really intend is not entirely clear is it i understand there's a document about

01:20:02.580 identity they've released very recently like in the last hour so i'm going to have to read that

01:20:06.780 what i've heard might not be ideal from my point of view but

01:20:11.200 we'll see no party is perfect if you're waiting for a party that has all the policies you like

01:20:18.940 It's never going to happen

01:20:23.140 That's an impossibility

01:20:23.880 How is that?

01:20:24.760 Think about it for one second

01:20:25.680 There's no such thing as a party

01:20:29.180 Or a party leadership

01:20:30.140 That is all things to all men

01:20:33.000 It cannot be

01:20:33.920 Still

01:20:35.360 I mean Party politics is one long

01:20:37.880 Endless exercise in compromise

01:20:40.120 Still

01:20:40.680 There's a line in the sand

01:20:41.960 Eventually you might be supporting a party

01:20:46.180 And eventually

01:20:47.140 They cross a number of

01:20:48.940 red lines that you've got just you personally

01:20:54.380 okay we should have to see all right the last rumble rant here is from matthew c who says

01:20:59.980 if you have no knowledge of the french revolution in addition to beau's content

01:21:04.780 can i recommend the new world begins by jeremy popkin there you go i haven't read that myself

01:21:11.180 a new world begins by jeremy popkin all right thanks matthew matthew c cheers matty

01:21:17.740 matchy boy appreciate it sir i haven't read that myself if you say it's really good i'm sure it is

01:21:23.900 okay okay all right that's the last rumble rant let's look at the super chats

01:21:29.980 i mean the youtube super chats how many have we got 20 or so maybe a few more let's whip

01:21:35.740 through them a bit i've got to get going i've got to prepare for my bore war chat with uh godders

01:21:41.420 Okay

01:21:43.260 James Lee Pevenhole

01:21:44.920 Says

01:21:47.180 3rd of September 1972

01:21:49.560 The Temptations

01:21:51.740 The Temptations

01:21:53.500 Daddy died

01:21:54.600 Was that the band

01:21:58.000 The Temptations

01:21:58.880 Is that what you're talking about

01:22:01.200 I don't know exactly what you're talking about

01:22:02.520 I know the band The Temptations

01:22:04.040 Their daddy died

01:22:05.820 I don't know exactly what that's in reference to

01:22:07.440 If that's just exactly what it says

01:22:09.120 But okay

01:22:10.800 alright, thanks for letting us know

01:22:12.900 Sodium Soldier

01:22:15.080 that's what they call themselves

01:22:16.540 at Sodium Soldier

01:22:18.800 says

01:22:19.160 every time, just like the last

01:22:22.220 on her ship, tied to the mast

01:22:23.700 golden brown

01:22:25.260 golden brown, texture like sun

01:22:28.040 every time, just like the last

01:22:30.500 on her ship, tied to the mast

01:22:32.600 two distant lands

01:22:34.200 take both my hands

01:22:35.820 never a frown

01:22:37.540 with golden brown

01:22:40.800 I've got a childish playground sense of humour

01:22:46.880 That's funny to me

01:22:49.200 Thank you, thank you for the super chat

01:22:51.200 Appreciate it

01:22:52.440 James Leap Heavenhole says

01:22:55.280 Is Lewis Hamilton crap at golf?

01:23:00.260 You think Tiger Woods looks like Lewis Hamilton?

01:23:03.260 I suppose he does a bit

01:23:03.860 An older, more bloated, sadder Lewis Hamilton

01:23:07.140 Yeah, there's a bit

01:23:08.960 calm 65 i met you you're a based welshman good bloke calm 65 says sitting in a beach restaurant

01:23:20.040 in zanti watching breakfast with beau with my restore britain sun hat on love you pal cheers

01:23:26.220 matey appreciate that no homo love you too great bloke met him up in makerfield cheers mate enjoy

01:23:34.800 your holiday i know you're a hard worker as well so enjoy your holiday zonte nice it's always odd

01:23:41.860 to hear people somewhere i'm sitting here in swindon in wiltshire doing my job and then you

01:23:47.820 hear someone's listening to it in arizona or something or australia or in a beach restaurant

01:23:54.600 in zante it's just it's always every time it's a bit mind-blowing but there you go okay that's

01:23:59.920 internet for you. James Lee Pevenhall again says, after the request, Ranulf Maschin, Lord

01:24:07.980 of Carlisle, inherited Earldom of Chester in 1121, the white ship, he became Stephen's

01:24:15.240 threat. Any content, Stephen of Blois and the anarchy after the white ship disaster?

01:24:23.300 Yeah

01:24:24.140 Both on Epochs

01:24:28.020 Both on Behind the Paywall

01:24:30.200 And better actually

01:24:32.020 For once

01:24:32.700 Definitely better content

01:24:34.560 On my own channel History Bro

01:24:35.980 Long form video all about the anarchy

01:24:38.360 It's a type of civil war

01:24:41.060 Well it was a civil war

01:24:42.180 Between Stephen of Blois

01:24:44.100 And Matilda

01:24:45.480 The Empress Matilda

01:24:47.040 In Britain a civil war

01:24:50.320 The anarchy

01:24:51.060 And

01:24:52.160 Because the heir to the throne

01:24:54.260 Was drowned in an accident

01:24:56.640 The white ship

01:24:58.900 The heir to the throne

01:25:00.800 What was it

01:25:02.620 Henry the

01:25:03.280 Henry the first

01:25:04.840 Yeah Henry the first

01:25:07.400 William the Conqueror's son

01:25:08.820 Is that right yeah

01:25:12.140 William the Conqueror dies

01:25:13.000 Then it goes to

01:25:13.720 William the second

01:25:14.800 William Rufus

01:25:15.580 Who is

01:25:16.240 Almost certainly assassinated

01:25:18.240 In a wood

01:25:19.700 someone accidentally shot him in a hunting accident yeah yeah yeah so he dies so it

01:25:24.980 passes through his younger brother henry the first that's right isn't it

01:25:27.660 and then when he and he has a son the heir to the throne but that son dies in the white ship

01:25:34.420 just accidentally just the ship runs aground somewhere just off france everyone drowns

01:25:38.460 being able to swim is rare in the ancient and medieval world relatively rare it's certainly

01:25:44.760 not the case that nearly everyone can swim so the heir to the throne the male heir to the throne is

01:25:49.240 dead so him the first tries to pass it to his daughter matilda the empress matilda made all

01:25:56.260 the most powerful men and magnates swear an oath while he was still alive that they would respect

01:26:00.640 her as queen but then when he does die of old age she tries to rule as queen briefly the powerful

01:26:07.640 men of the age are like no we need a we need a bloke really one of her cousins stephen stephen

01:26:12.960 of Blois, comes over from France

01:26:15.100 says, I'm king

01:26:17.120 now, King Stephen I

01:26:18.880 of England

01:26:19.460 two massive factions

01:26:22.560 they have a civil war, they call it the anarchy

01:26:24.360 on History Bro, talk all about it

01:26:27.180 in long form content, so yes

01:26:31.920 James Lee Pevenhole

01:26:33.460 yes, any content, yes there is

01:26:36.120 okay, next one

01:26:38.180 Mr Gently Benevolent says

01:26:40.160 the shards should be removed, it's an eyesore

01:26:42.760 well that would be better wouldn't it that would be even better i was thinking i could spend a few

01:26:46.720 grand on finishing it or i could spend a few million on ripping it down you're probably right

01:26:52.340 i've never liked it isn't i so yeah it's out of place it's like right near london bridge isn't it

01:26:59.980 it's right near it's on the south bank just by a tower not tower bridge london bridge

01:27:04.880 yes and i saw near like borough market you're in borough market you look up it's like

01:27:13.400 ugh yeah uh get rid of it

01:27:19.480 belgians are evil trust me says that's their name at belgians are evil trust me they say

01:27:27.220 female vote biggest barrier to non-welfarism quote stopping demographic replacement

01:27:32.360 you do not need to be for male only vote to realize this solutions question mark

01:27:39.080 i know the argument and i i personally i wouldn't remove the vote for women personally

01:27:46.940 there is of course evidence ed dutton's good on this isn't there all sorts of evidence

01:27:52.440 correlating that in general in general women are much much more empathetic than men aren't they

01:27:59.120 much much more it's hard baked into their biology really isn't it to be empathetic

01:28:04.420 and can that be taken too far where you empathize with your actual enemies

01:28:10.220 yeah that is possible yeah in both britain i wouldn't strip women of the right to vote though

01:28:17.980 personally it's just me it's just me call me milk toast

01:28:20.880 Bo's a liberal

01:28:24.600 Bo's a Marxist

01:28:25.960 Even again I'll see someone in the chat say

01:28:29.820 Bo's a Marxist

01:28:31.120 Come on dude

01:28:33.840 Yeah, no, really

01:28:35.980 Really no

01:28:37.060 Alright, next one

01:28:39.980 It's from

01:28:41.240 At Carmichael underscore cookie dough

01:28:43.700 They changed their name

01:28:45.500 No foot job

01:28:50.880 Okay, they've said, on this day in history, in 1752, what's this? Oh, okay, it says, it literally did not exist in Britain, which switched to the Gregorian calendar, so September the 2nd was immediately followed by September the 14th, 11 dates vanished.

01:29:17.340 Ah yes yes that's interesting

01:29:18.600 Yeah yeah yeah

01:29:19.240 There's like the Julian calendar

01:29:20.900 In there that should have been around since the days of Julius Caesar

01:29:24.020 And then by the mid 18th century

01:29:27.700 They're like it's all out of

01:29:28.900 I mean there's much more to this story than that

01:29:30.880 But the calendar was all out of whack

01:29:32.780 Because of leap years

01:29:33.700 And there's a better way

01:29:36.900 Slightly different way to calculate the dates

01:29:39.360 They didn't have leap years

01:29:42.700 That was part of the problem

01:29:43.340 Anyway there's much more to it than that

01:29:44.500 And they've got the new calendar

01:29:46.460 the Gregorian calendar

01:29:49.180 named after one of the popes

01:29:51.000 one of the Gregory popes

01:29:52.160 and yeah in order to

01:29:54.080 make everything work

01:29:56.740 you had to flip over to this new thing

01:29:58.000 and it meant that some days were

01:29:59.200 sometimes when you see

01:30:00.960 when you read history

01:30:01.680 and they're talking about something

01:30:02.340 in the late 18th century

01:30:03.360 or sometimes even the early

01:30:04.580 the early 20th century

01:30:06.620 or even into the

01:30:07.920 early 19th century rather

01:30:09.180 and even into the 20th century

01:30:10.600 in places like Russia

01:30:11.560 the historian might give

01:30:14.120 two dates for things

01:30:15.440 It's like wait, that was one event

01:30:17.740 How could it have happened on two different dates

01:30:19.520 What's to do with that

01:30:21.380 What's to do with that

01:30:23.660 The switch over

01:30:26.020 To the Gregorian calendar

01:30:27.460 Very interesting to note that that's a thing that happened

01:30:29.900 In history, and quite recently

01:30:32.000 Really, wouldn't you say

01:30:33.220 1752 before we figured out a proper calendar

01:30:36.120 That works

01:30:36.840 Should work for nearly

01:30:39.640 Well certainly for millennia to come

01:30:41.660 Without another tiny adjustment

01:30:43.960 it's all a bit tortured though isn't it with leap years and things well

01:30:49.340 the orbit that our earth swept out around the sun doesn't care about how neat our calendar is does

01:30:58.600 it pardon me okay interesting nonetheless all right the next two are also again from

01:31:05.620 belgians are evil trust me he says pardon me okay i think that frog in my throat is cleared i do

01:31:13.280 apologize do apologize the next two belgians are evil trust me says swiss last western nation to

01:31:21.580 give women vote you've got to be in your bonnet about this one studies show welfare stroke income

01:31:27.720 transfers via government spending stroke debt grew massively can't really change women

01:31:32.620 okay the next one says reason why swiss debt only 16 of gdp

01:31:43.260 female suffrage created welfarism

01:31:45.800 and Swiss women only have had vote for 35 to 50 years

01:31:49.340 depending on which canton

01:31:50.820 I won't dispute any of those facts

01:31:55.400 Tatum 2733 says

01:31:58.980 India threatens to take the British Isles through demographics

01:32:05.080 China threatens to

01:32:06.320 question mark, question mark, question mark

01:32:07.500 what, question mark

01:32:08.380 take Taiwan, economic control

01:32:10.760 nothing worse than current gov

01:32:12.860 Okay, yeah

01:32:16.640 I mean, China isn't trying to destroy us

01:32:18.540 Exactly through demographics, that's a fair point

01:32:20.460 Just in a number of other ways

01:32:21.900 China threatens to

01:32:23.580 What do you mean, what you ask

01:32:25.100 They threaten to completely subvert our government

01:32:27.500 They threaten to subvert loads of things

01:32:31.000 In our country

01:32:31.640 They're doing espionage against us on an industrial scale

01:32:34.880 In a number of different ways

01:32:36.980 Surely you're not arguing

01:32:39.420 China poses no threat

01:32:40.720 Tatum

01:32:42.860 Are you going to argue that?

01:32:48.460 You think China poses no threat?

01:32:52.300 You don't believe any of the evidence that they commit espionage against us politically and industrially?

01:33:00.700 All the time. All the time. You're ignoring all of that.

01:33:11.480 Alright.

01:33:12.860 I mean, they're both a threat.

01:33:14.100 We could agree on that, can't we?

01:33:15.220 Can we?

01:33:16.380 Both China and India are a threat.

01:33:17.900 Can we agree on that?

01:33:21.080 Okay.

01:33:21.620 James Leapheavenhole says,

01:33:23.460 what happened to Paul Kruger's train of gold?

01:33:27.300 Oh, Paul Kruger was the, we mentioned the Boer War, didn't we?

01:33:32.360 Paul Kruger was the president of the Transvaal, wasn't he?

01:33:36.580 When he eventually had to flee at the end of the Second Boer War,

01:33:40.920 When eventually Britain won

01:33:43.120 Get to flee across

01:33:45.360 Into what was it, is it Zimbabwe

01:33:46.940 Get to flee to

01:33:49.100 Weiwei

01:33:49.520 Did he have a train full of gold

01:33:52.560 And where is it now

01:33:54.400 Asks James Leap Heavenhole

01:33:56.980 Okay

01:33:58.600 Aristotle Lewton says alright Bo

01:34:00.640 I'm alright thanks, how are you, all good I hope

01:34:02.740 You put AOC as

01:34:04.800 Dems candidate

01:34:05.660 In 2028

01:34:08.560 Thoughts

01:34:09.520 maybe would she be old enough is she eligible at that point i guess she would be um yeah folks

01:34:17.720 that would be funny stroke terrifying wouldn't it maybe it's not a bad idea because the country

01:34:23.820 i would think is likely to reject her the way they rejected camel toe harris

01:34:27.920 but terrifying in case she won she is she is out of her mind isn't she aoc

01:34:33.420 properly an enemy of the united states i would say properly in the category of an enemy of

01:34:39.500 the people in the state would see it all ripped down would burn the whole thing down if she could

01:34:44.620 just she obviously got a giant chip on her shoulder about white people obviously would

01:34:51.280 like to destroy the whole thing if she could i'm sure i'm sure it's clear as day so to have her as

01:34:57.920 the democratic candidate in 28 would be both funny but more terrifying i think that's my

01:35:06.240 You asked me for my thoughts, they're my thoughts

01:35:08.000 She's out of her goddamn mind, AOC

01:35:11.320 And an idiot, right, truly an idiot

01:35:15.300 Dropping malapropisms all over the place, saying the wrong word

01:35:19.020 Her grasp of English isn't really great

01:35:23.280 She's a moron

01:35:25.040 She's a moron who hates America

01:35:27.580 Okay, wrote an article about AOC ages ago, about five years ago

01:35:34.860 when i first started at um lotus eaters saying basically that back then five years ago saying

01:35:43.620 this is an idiot child playing with matches that's what aac is okay next one belgians are evil trust

01:35:54.980 me again says it's an amen jokes joke amen amen holmes joke coming up you for it amen home farts

01:36:02.580 equals 70 percent child mortality pre-1928 oh god

01:36:08.900 get well soon ames all joking it's just a silly in joke on this channel

01:36:17.260 i accidentally said your name when i meant hugh edwards once and now people joke

01:36:23.060 claiming you're responsible for things you obviously didn't do terrible things

01:36:29.720 that you clearly and obviously didn't do that's the joke no shade at you for real of course get

01:36:36.720 well soon names mr gently benevolent says stop making excuses for foreign types bo did i oh i

01:36:47.760 try not to did i um they are wrong about oh it's about driving thing okay they are wrong about

01:36:55.280 driving and they are with most things. Do it the English way or do it the wrong way.

01:37:02.260 Okay. Yes. Good. Yeah. Good sentiment. You're quite right. Quite right. I take the rebuke.

01:37:08.740 Driving on the right hand side of the road is simply incorrect.

01:37:17.860 Most people in the world are like, bro.

01:37:20.540 why why do you insist on driving on the left that's weird that's how that

01:37:27.680 all right okay next one here from erwin romulus also met him in real life lovely chat says driving

01:37:36.440 on the left is statistically much safer as most people are right-handed yes that's true

01:37:42.660 it's far better to have your to have your dominant hand remain on the wheel while the

01:37:48.500 other also handles gears instruments etc yeah that's true that's absolutely true yeah a lot

01:37:53.460 of countries don't drive stick at all do they you've got an automatic but nonetheless you're

01:37:59.280 absolutely right am i right do i recall you drive for a living as well don't you don't you drive a

01:38:05.720 lorry or something is that right have i got that i misremembered but no anyway either way that's

01:38:10.920 true okay the last few here young elm says first chat back prague was okay other than being spiked

01:38:21.920 mugged and beaten up oh yeah i heard this on uh state of politics state politic young elm are you

01:38:26.640 all right buddy yes someone there said a friend of yours said you've got mugged in prague so you've

01:38:31.140 said first chat back prague was okay other than being spiked mugged and beaten up on the last

01:38:37.680 night there hope everyone had a better weekend lol oh don't worry about us i hope you're okay

01:38:45.280 he got a spike mugged and beaten up oh sorry to hear that brother really obviously of course

01:38:52.720 i hope it wasn't too bad i mean there's beatings in there's beatings i don't see you

01:38:56.800 you're obviously home and can type but that's no kind of fun is it uh sorry to hear that mate

01:39:04.080 I hope it wasn't too bad

01:39:06.320 I mean, that's all I can say

01:39:07.400 Of course, obviously

01:39:08.960 Stating the obvious there

01:39:09.980 Ugh

01:39:11.220 Prague

01:39:13.360 Okay

01:39:15.500 Just hope you're alright

01:39:17.620 Young Elm

01:39:21.540 Hashtag pray for Young Elm

01:39:24.400 Again, not being sarcastic

01:39:26.120 I mean, he's okay, but

01:39:27.480 Well, okay-ish

01:39:28.640 I don't know

01:39:29.240 I don't know how bad it was

01:39:30.280 Poor bloke

01:39:34.080 All right, from CarmichaelCookieDough again, says,

01:39:43.260 You said,

01:39:46.940 I'm not sure what you're saying there, I'm not sure if I can read this out,

01:39:52.960 I'm not sure if I can read it out, you said, can I still say F dot dot dot dot B if I found Christ?

01:39:58.780 You can say whatever you want

01:40:04.140 If you found Christ

01:40:08.940 Something you might have to say

01:40:12.220 Or if you're Catholic

01:40:13.500 You might have to say

01:40:14.020 A few Hail Marys

01:40:14.840 Cross yourself a few times

01:40:16.300 As long as you repent

01:40:18.820 Before death

01:40:19.560 And the repentance

01:40:21.880 Is accepted by a priest

01:40:23.020 Alright

01:40:23.360 Let's move on

01:40:24.160 Mr. Gently Benevolent says

01:40:25.620 Green suit

01:40:26.840 The foreign excuses

01:40:28.100 that the left thing might have a point how much is snaggletooth dave give you on the side

01:40:35.880 to undermine things bow what's wrong with the green suit what's wrong with that

01:40:41.480 are you like it's like the green party i quite like this suit um yeah it's like the green jacket

01:40:49.220 like the royal green jacket it's like sharp because i'm a green party partisan snaggletooth

01:40:54.840 day if you talk about dovid paulden who sadly goes by the name zach polanski how much is he paying me

01:41:03.880 couldn't say he's got to pay me more than the um than the kremlin does

01:41:15.480 don't take any money from people like that all right and the last one here tatum says

01:41:21.560 oh you responded to me already where we talked about china and india okay you're saying

01:41:27.080 obviously obviously they spy okay uh but compared to demographics who cares i mean yeah um it's

01:41:36.300 great power stuff we want to subvert the current government china is an anti-white

01:41:41.320 okay i mean demographics kind is more pernicious and more dangerous and deadly in real terms isn't

01:41:49.680 I'll give you that

01:41:50.400 But you've conceded that they do spy at least

01:41:52.960 Yeah

01:41:53.500 And

01:41:54.480 That's where you said China isn't anti-white

01:41:58.060 I don't

01:41:58.500 Why are you saying that?

01:41:59.740 I don't think that's true

01:42:00.340 They're anti-anyone who isn't Chinese and communist

01:42:03.480 So they are anti-white

01:42:04.620 Not as explicitly as, say

01:42:06.720 The Metro

01:42:08.100 But yeah, it's in there

01:42:09.720 It's all hard-baked in there

01:42:10.660 But, okay

01:42:13.600 Come a little closer together

01:42:15.300 You have conceded that they do spy

01:42:16.760 and i concede that that is less dangerous and pernicious than trying to change our demographic

01:42:23.200 in real time in reality on the ground that is much more disgusting and dangerous and wrong

01:42:30.940 on many many levels than just getting a spy inside a parliamentary committee yeah i mean i agree with

01:42:38.540 you on that all right that's the show it's now 42 minutes past nine in the a.m it's only supposed

01:42:45.060 be an hour long show you've got 42 minutes extra today don't say i'm not generous i'm a river to

01:42:48.720 my people 42 43 minutes past nine in the am which is summertime on thursday the 9th of september in

01:42:57.580 the year round 2026 thank you for joining me without you guys it isn't a thing you've been

01:43:00.900 the glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters try to make the best of

01:43:04.620 the day ahead if you can carpe diem seize the day if you can it's the most valuable thing you will

01:43:10.360 ever have is your time all the things you own can't take that with you can you what of that

01:43:17.180 what what real value are they really your time is the most valuable thing you will ever have

01:43:26.040 by orders of magnitude if you can try and make it count all right i'm not going to get too

01:43:29.940 preachy about it you do you until tomorrow morning then take care

01:43:40.360 We'll be right back.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 03, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Thursday 3rd September 2026

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