The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 10, 2026


Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 10th November 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1545

Episode Stats


Length

1 hour and 14 minutes

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150.31

Word count

11,223

Sentence count

355

Harmful content

Misogyny

27

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Toxicity

63

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Hate speech

71

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Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Morning.
00:00:03.840 You alright?
00:00:07.860 Hope you are, sincerely hope you are.
00:00:10.200 Have a good evening.
00:00:11.780 Me? Yeah.
00:00:12.520 Yeah, no, I'm alright.
00:00:13.220 Yeah, fine, thanks.
00:00:13.940 Yeah, not too bad.
00:00:14.700 Not too bad, not too bad.
00:00:16.060 A few technical gremlins this morning, just to say.
00:00:19.740 We'll talk about that in a moment.
00:00:22.160 It is now one minute past eight, we're ever so slightly late.
00:00:24.900 We're usually bang on time, aren't we?
00:00:26.180 Ever so slightly late this morning because of those gremlins.
00:00:28.020 It's now one minute past eight in the a.m.
00:00:30.800 On Tuesday, Tuesday the 10th of November in the year of our Lord 2026, who are you guys?
00:00:34.320 You're the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers.
00:00:37.040 Is my seat a little lower than usual?
00:00:40.720 All sorts of technical problems today. Okay.
00:00:44.000 Just to say, yeah, there wasn't a rumble.
00:00:47.280 The YouTube video didn't go up till later than usual.
00:00:52.000 The rumble stream has only just gone up.
00:00:55.600 and I think on the website we use the audio would have gone up but the video
00:01:01.240 is from rumble so that would only have just gone up as well so the rumble rants
00:01:06.640 has only just opened apologies can't be perfect every single day we try we try
00:01:12.160 I know a lot of you don't like necessarily giving YouTube any money if
00:01:15.580 you want to do a super chat you prefer rumble so it is open now oh okay
00:01:21.520 apologize for that it is what it is someone's going to get fired and they're not of course
00:01:26.820 they're not is that right harry is everything i just said is that correct is that the state
00:01:30.600 of affairs yeah yeah everything should be all up and working now the all-powerful all-knowing
00:01:35.980 producer there little harry who are you guys you know who you are you're the gross band the chosen
00:01:43.140 few my band of brothers and sisters thank you for joining me that you guys isn't a thing
00:01:48.380 All right, should we just get straight into it?
00:01:52.300 Is that enough faffing about for one morning?
00:01:54.460 Enough fannying around for one morning?
00:01:56.220 Should we just get straight into it?
00:01:58.140 This show's supposed to be what's about
00:01:59.340 in the legacy corporate lamestream media on any given day.
00:02:03.020 What are they lying to us about by omission, if nothing else?
00:02:06.720 The two-tier sentencing structure for sex crime?
00:02:11.060 How some people seem to get extremely lenient sentences.
00:02:15.180 and others the judge just does follow the guidance set out by the government
00:02:20.480 all right let's get into it what have we got brand jailed for 10 years and
00:02:27.280 shamed star cage there you go my chair is lower than usual
00:02:30.840 okay getting old like in the uh the the the twits roald's the twits you just start shrinking as
00:02:43.400 get older um okay there you go back to full size again um so it's a russell brand day okay i warned
00:02:52.360 you yesterday didn't i i said it twice yesterday it's another russell brand day hopefully though
00:02:57.880 this will be the end of it in terms of it being wall-to-wall legacy corporate mainstream media
00:03:03.080 i hope i think it's not going to dominate the news cycle again completely because today
00:03:09.400 It's all but one
00:03:11.620 Or nearly all the front pages
00:03:12.860 It's just Russell Brand
00:03:13.660 Because of course they are
00:03:15.280 So I'm going to whip through it
00:03:19.300 Slightly quicker than usual
00:03:20.380 Because
00:03:22.920 I'm pretty done with it
00:03:26.000 I don't care
00:03:26.320 I talked about it loads on Friday
00:03:27.700 Didn't I?
00:03:28.100 I talked about it a fair bit yesterday
00:03:29.380 Okay so the headline
00:03:31.260 The main data point is
00:03:32.720 He got ten and a half years
00:03:34.200 For the four crimes he was convicted of
00:03:37.200 Nine years
00:03:38.720 or nine years and a bit for the the grape and then a few months apiece for the other things he did
00:03:46.180 that's it that's what he got oh and uh you know you don't serve all of that not in this country
00:03:52.840 what's the point in that as well i don't well i get the point there's time off for good behavior
00:03:58.040 but in both britain there wouldn't be such a thing no you get sentenced to it's like when
00:04:03.620 you go to america and you want to buy something just in a convenience store it tells you the
00:04:06.760 price of it you go up to pay for it and they ask for more money yeah that's not the real price
00:04:10.440 there's another tax that we haven't factored in for you and it's more now
00:04:14.680 it's that sort of thing it feels like a swizz to me if you're sentenced to a certain amount that's
00:04:21.660 what you do all right so he's served two-thirds of that so something like seven years
00:04:27.520 you'll probably serve about seven years and then that's it although that's not it he would be on a
00:04:35.840 Sex offenders register
00:04:37.240 Forever
00:04:37.760 Forever
00:04:39.520 Forever
00:04:39.960 Forever
00:04:41.400 So there you go
00:04:44.180 That's the main data points
00:04:45.800 That's the actual sort of detail
00:04:47.000 The facts
00:04:47.740 Of the story
00:04:49.580 And that's basically it
00:04:51.160 And of course the legacy
00:04:51.800 Cookbook at lamestream media
00:04:52.720 Sort of
00:04:53.900 Gloating about it
00:04:54.900 There's one that's really gloating
00:04:56.480 Really really gloating
00:04:59.860 Was it the Metro?
00:05:00.700 I think it was the Metro
00:05:01.560 Yeah look at the Metro
00:05:02.940 Look at this one
00:05:03.620 Star gets ten and a half years
00:05:06.340 Okay
00:05:06.800 Not so funny now are you Russell
00:05:09.100 Alright
00:05:09.620 Alright
00:05:11.620 I don't want to stand on behalf of Russell Brand
00:05:14.340 But
00:05:14.980 Alright
00:05:17.340 That's your editorial line is it
00:05:19.800 Okay
00:05:21.040 Alright
00:05:22.660 Well let's whip through it
00:05:25.760 Let's start with the times then
00:05:27.180 The venerable times
00:05:28.140 Brand jailed for ten years
00:05:31.760 Sentenced for rape and assault 0.80
00:05:33.360 Handed down to sexual predator 0.99
00:05:35.060 With arrogant disregard for women 1.00
00:05:36.840 That's a quote, that's what the judge said 1.00
00:05:38.220 I watched the judges summing up remarks
00:05:40.320 It must be, if he's
00:05:42.940 Innocent
00:05:44.100 And
00:05:46.300 Just to reiterate
00:05:47.800 A jury did find him guilty
00:05:50.960 If he's innocent
00:05:52.420 He will insist he's innocent, doesn't he?
00:05:54.400 His father says he's innocent
00:05:55.320 A fair few people say it's all a stitch up
00:05:57.020 A fair few people say it's all a stitch up
00:05:59.520 So if he is innocent
00:06:00.840 He must be particularly galling
00:06:03.360 when a judge sits there and basically calls you names and talks as though the things you did which
00:06:10.400 you claim you didn't are a matter of fact that's the way the law works isn't it that's the way
00:06:15.040 courts work once a court has decided you did something then in essence you did as far as the
00:06:22.080 law is concerned you just did there's no question now there's no question whether you did those
00:06:26.160 things must be particularly good you know it's like to be accused of something you didn't do
00:06:31.680 even being accused of something really really minor. I hate it, I hate it.
00:06:36.800 Someone accuses you of putting the empty milk carton back in the fridge and it
00:06:40.520 wasn't you? Oh, so annoying. No, it bloody well wasn't me, no.
00:06:46.860 Who traipsed mud through the living room? Bo, was that you? No, it wasn't. Yes, it
00:06:52.760 was. Oh my god, it so wasn't. To be accused of something massive. Anyway, the
00:06:57.680 said he did it all right jemima khan no sorry jemima uh goldsmith sorry two very different
00:07:05.520 people two very very different people russell brand had a relationship with uh jemima um goldsmith
00:07:11.440 like ages ago what 10 years ago more was it 2013 odd 2013 vintage brand there with uh jemima
00:07:19.920 goldsmith who's now saying that um he was violent i mean that's her words violent abusive coercive
00:07:26.800 i think that's her words and that one time i guess it was around the time of their breakup i don't
00:07:30.800 know exactly i don't know all the details uh she had to call the police to like get him to leave
00:07:37.360 her house something like that oh one other data point just the facts um he's being there are
00:07:45.280 open investigations into more of his alleged sex crimes it's not unheard of is it for someone
00:07:52.960 that's actually in prison serving a lengthy jail sentence to have another trial for more crimes and
00:07:59.280 then get more time thrown on top of their existing custodial sentence will that happen to brand
00:08:06.880 who knows that's basically that's basically the main details of it okay the son
00:08:14.960 megan was too upset to give a speech it was a speech about child safety as well apparently
00:08:18.720 all right don't care we don't care about megan do we sex attack star caged caged it's funny
00:08:27.600 not funny haha funny interesting how they can with a still image the sort of the the spin you
00:08:35.760 can put on something someone with a still image said it before i'll say it again
00:08:41.120 even when you're not particularly pulling any sort of face
00:08:48.520 if you've got enough still images
00:08:50.220 or if it's footage
00:08:52.000 you can pick one frame
00:08:53.500 you can find
00:08:55.980 a still that sort of
00:08:58.000 gives a certain impression
00:08:59.360 okay
00:09:01.360 rapist brand as far as the law and history now is concerned 1.00
00:09:04.340 he is just a rapist 0.99
00:09:05.480 although he will have an appeal won't he 1.00
00:09:07.580 I'm sure he will appeal it
00:09:11.120 maybe he'll win on appeal probably not I wouldn't have thought so reasonably
00:09:17.340 reasonably straightforward case
00:09:22.780 he wasn't contesting the testimony I've nearly said evidence there's never been
00:09:27.480 any evidence is there the testimony he's not saying things like I never met this
00:09:33.060 alright I don't care I don't even care anymore I'm gonna move on right Russell
00:09:36.240 Brand gets ten years and six months.
00:09:38.800 Loyal wife, what is it, Laura Gallagher,
00:09:42.160 Kirsty Gallagher's little sister, 0.99
00:09:44.280 crumples in court over sentence.
00:09:47.200 Victims say Predator has ruined their lives.
00:09:50.640 Okay, still no remorse.
00:09:51.940 Apparently he showed no emotion.
00:09:54.300 I always say that, that's a weird thing.
00:09:55.920 But not always, not always.
00:09:56.900 Sometimes people do break down.
00:10:00.940 You're supposed to stand there
00:10:02.780 and show little emotion, aren't you?
00:10:06.240 A bit of tea in the old soup strainer there.
00:10:09.640 Your lawyers say things, they tell you, don't they?
00:10:12.200 I believe.
00:10:12.960 I've never been to court, ever.
00:10:16.960 They say, you know, don't be emotional, don't break down.
00:10:19.440 But then when you do stand there,
00:10:20.760 the reporters say, you showed no emotion, no remorse.
00:10:27.560 Okay, we're joined him to cry.
00:10:30.840 She cried apparently, tears of lawyer wife. 0.95
00:10:34.240 A judge jails, quote, staggeringly arrogant comic for more than 10 years
00:10:41.480 as Starr's ex, Jemima Goldsmith, says he was violent to her.
00:10:47.160 Brand faces more claims.
00:10:49.860 Not just that one as well, other ones. 0.74
00:10:51.960 The Toregraph, the Daily Toregraph, German-owned Zionist slop. 0.83
00:10:55.940 They're going with the Goldsmith thing as well. 0.88
00:10:58.920 Brand abused her.
00:11:01.040 Nearly said it in the first person, didn't I? 0.75
00:11:02.400 Goldsmith brand abused her 1.00
00:11:05.200 Ex-partner claims she was physically assaulted
00:11:08.940 And as comedian is jailed for 10 years
00:11:11.120 Okay, we've got anything else
00:11:12.640 Come on, guys
00:11:13.140 Come on, Legacy Corporate Lame Street Media
00:11:14.700 Come on, Fleet Street
00:11:15.300 Give us something else
00:11:16.480 Anything else
00:11:17.680 Whitehall boss says
00:11:20.700 Civil service must improve productivity
00:11:23.420 Yeah, that'd be nice
00:11:24.280 That'd be nice
00:11:25.560 Certain walks of life, aren't there?
00:11:29.580 Certain walks of life
00:11:30.380 where everyone that's not in that profession,
00:11:34.360 everyone that's not in that sphere,
00:11:35.920 looks in on it from the outside and says,
00:11:38.640 what an S show that is. 0.99
00:11:42.540 They're lazy, they're corrupt, they're captured, 0.99
00:11:46.140 they're not good in all sorts of ways. 0.99
00:11:50.420 And everyone, nearly everyone, that's inside that sphere
00:11:52.860 will endlessly defend themselves.
00:11:55.260 No, no, no, you don't understand, the job's super hard.
00:11:57.680 A bit like teachers, actually.
00:11:58.920 Not having a pop at teachers.
00:12:00.380 Loads of teachers in my family.
00:12:02.020 But most people that aren't teachers,
00:12:04.300 criticise teachers, and everyone that are teachers,
00:12:06.460 say, no, it's one of the hardest jobs,
00:12:08.420 you don't understand, you don't get it.
00:12:10.460 You get loads of time off.
00:12:11.520 No, we need loads of time off.
00:12:12.800 Anyway. 0.98
00:12:14.800 Same with civil servants.
00:12:16.280 Everyone that's not a civil servant,
00:12:17.960 just looks on aghast, almost.
00:12:22.840 Sighing.
00:12:24.780 Bloody Whitehall.
00:12:27.100 Civil service.
00:12:28.220 God, why are they so bad at their jobs?
00:12:29.860 and everyone that is a civil servant
00:12:31.480 will endlessly, endlessly defend themselves
00:12:36.180 against any and all criticism.
00:12:40.820 Won't you think of the poor civil servants? 1.00
00:12:45.100 They would need to end quite a few government departments. 0.99
00:12:47.640 In both Britain, there's a few departments
00:12:49.120 that just get ended, afwera style, end them.
00:12:54.780 Massive chunks of some of the main departments of state 0.97
00:12:57.560 clear them out
00:13:00.220 clear them out 0.97
00:13:02.340 of all the disgusting 1.00
00:13:04.760 Fabians and Communists and Champagne Socialists 1.00
00:13:07.220 and Globalists 0.97
00:13:08.040 that fill their ranks
00:13:10.660 like the Home Office
00:13:11.500 clear them out
00:13:13.560 get a whole new 0.88
00:13:15.000 bunch of people in there
00:13:17.100 that are actually going to work in the interests of the country
00:13:19.260 make a new
00:13:23.060 type of Home Office
00:13:25.580 for an interim period
00:13:27.120 so that those guys just aren't in charge of anything anymore
00:13:30.380 whilst we change the guard.
00:13:35.160 And their productivity, that's the thing, isn't it?
00:13:38.120 There's loads of talk about how during the COVID times
00:13:42.600 when people got, lots of people, nearly everyone got to work from home
00:13:46.440 that many in Whitehall just never came back.
00:13:51.500 and they shouldn't they be the hard some of the hardest working people in the country
00:13:59.000 just didn't they just never came back
00:14:02.760 okay seems like a bit of a gravy train actually the civil service
00:14:09.080 seems like a bit of a gravy train yeah when you get senior enough it's almost impossible to fire
00:14:15.120 you if they do fire you they give you a massive payout only for the most senior people but
00:14:20.180 Okay
00:14:25.180 Trans bill 0.99
00:14:26.720 Breaches rule of law 1.00
00:14:28.840 Says X
00:14:30.060 DPP 0.51
00:14:31.520 Okay 1.00
00:14:35.080 There's that trans law isn't there
00:14:36.920 Where 0.99
00:14:37.700 They want to make it so that parents can't really
00:14:41.520 Question their own children
00:14:43.320 If their children decide
00:14:44.480 Oh I was born in the wrong body
00:14:46.720 Little boy says I'm actually a little girl
00:14:48.580 Little girl says actually I'm a little boy
00:14:49.820 the parents a law sort of stop preventing various ways a parent from saying shut up and eat your
00:15:02.180 dinner something so silly that's what I was told when I was a kid if I was told that once I was 0.83
00:15:09.800 told it 10,000 times I was saying something that was just absurd some little some little silly 0.96
00:15:17.080 little kid's notion that was just silly and wrong and ultimately a detriment if i carried on going 0.99
00:15:22.840 through the world thinking that i was just told in no uncertain terms don't be so bloody silly 0.98
00:15:28.280 like that in that tone that's it the little kid goes oh all right okay that's what you should do 0.98
00:15:34.280 if you've got a little kid little prepubescent kid that says i mean i'm the wrong gender 0.56
00:15:39.400 Tell him to shut up 0.99
00:15:42.660 You don't know what you're talking about 0.99
00:15:43.980 Be quiet
00:15:45.360 In fact, who told you that?
00:15:51.680 Who put that idea in your head?
00:15:53.480 Don't ever say that again
00:15:54.380 Tough love
00:15:56.060 A little bit of tough love sometimes
00:15:58.640 Oh, are you darling?
00:16:03.440 You were born in the wrong body, were you? 1.00
00:16:05.680 Little seven year old or whatever 0.71
00:16:06.860 Were you?
00:16:07.480 No, don't pander to that
00:16:09.060 nonsense
00:16:09.880 go upstairs
00:16:13.580 play in your room
00:16:14.380 don't talk to me like that
00:16:15.840 tough love goes a long way
00:16:18.560 I was brought up with that
00:16:19.420 it works quite good I think
00:16:20.820 quite well
00:16:21.340 alright
00:16:23.500 Megan pulls out of 1.00
00:16:26.460 child safety speech 0.99
00:16:27.420 all the stuff going on
00:16:29.800 with her father
00:16:30.300 okay
00:16:32.880 alright let's move on
00:16:34.440 let's move on
00:16:34.900 the guardian
00:16:35.580 ooh the guardian
00:16:36.340 That's so ugly
00:16:42.400 Look at it
00:16:45.560 The state of it
00:16:47.580 It's revolting
00:16:49.320 It's turning my stomach a bit
00:16:53.340 The Guardian
00:16:54.620 Something gone off
00:16:57.900 Smells like
00:17:00.120 Off milk
00:17:01.300 Gross
00:17:02.880 The Guardian
00:17:05.760 Predator, Bran's just a predator now
00:17:07.660 He's a predator 0.98
00:17:08.440 Bran's sentenced to 10 years for a grape and sexual assault 0.99
00:17:12.020 There's no point saying grape
00:17:13.200 I thought he said rape on this stream and said it
00:17:15.300 A number of times 0.87
00:17:16.940 Okay
00:17:17.380 Judge hails bravery of victims
00:17:20.600 And condemns attackers' arrogance
00:17:23.140 Alright
00:17:26.080 Trump and Musk back an NVIDIA boss over a fair
00:17:30.360 Yeah, I saw Trump in a press conference again
00:17:32.800 Another one
00:17:33.640 Just saying
00:17:34.600 Yeah he's a good guy
00:17:35.380 He's a great guy
00:17:35.940 There's another story
00:17:38.540 Maybe it's on the main
00:17:39.580 BBC website
00:17:40.980 About how the FBI are
00:17:43.160 The FBI
00:17:44.540 Yeah look
00:17:45.340 FBI investigating
00:17:47.140 NVIDIA boss's affair
00:17:48.200 With the alleged Chinese
00:17:49.060 Spy Trump says
00:17:49.800 So the FBI are
00:17:51.220 Investigating it
00:17:52.140 Because it's more than just
00:17:54.520 Cheating on his wife
00:17:56.180 Isn't it
00:17:56.520 It's just that
00:17:58.000 That's like an internal
00:17:58.740 Family affair
00:17:59.560 Isn't it
00:18:00.020 It's a family affair
00:18:01.860 It's much more than that because she may, the woman that he cheated on his wife with may well be, or is alleged to be, a Chinese spy.
00:18:11.960 And she may have got, I don't know, what, sensitive information about chips? I don't know.
00:18:18.480 But Trump and Musk, I haven't heard what Musk actually said.
00:18:23.060 But I saw Trump for the second time in a press conference say, no, the guy's a good guy.
00:18:27.740 Like, he literally said that as well, I'm not exaggerating.
00:18:29.820 I think he literally said, like, he's a stand-up guy or something, he said.
00:18:35.520 Well, it doesn't seem to be.
00:18:38.280 He's committing adultery.
00:18:42.140 There's worse things in the world, but it's not good, is it?
00:18:44.600 I don't really think he could be described as a stand-up guy
00:18:48.440 if you commit adultery, can you?
00:18:53.100 I don't want to be, like, too Puritan about it, but call me old-fashioned. 0.98
00:18:56.800 Scumbag move, isn't it? 0.95
00:19:01.360 Alright 0.57
00:19:01.540 Fossil fuels
00:19:04.120 Quote, spreading inflation like cancer 0.99
00:19:06.680 Quote, classic commie thing
00:19:07.920 Classic green lefty commie thing
00:19:10.500 The problem is fossil fuels
00:19:13.080 And just capitalism
00:19:14.920 Thanks the Guardian
00:19:17.500 Alright the Guardian
00:19:18.800 If you say so, the Guardian
00:19:20.080 You want to watch yourself
00:19:26.800 In Bo's Britain, I'll look at passing sedition laws, look at closing you down, for sedition.
00:19:39.600 The Daily Mirror, pure Labour Party propaganda organ, globalist slop, shamed, starred, jailed,
00:19:49.600 this is what the judge said, some of the things he said, whatever women wear, wherever they
00:19:55.720 go indeed whatever they drink they retain the right to say no and to mark and to demand justice
00:20:01.880 from the criminal courts when sexual predators like you russell brand act without their consent
00:20:10.120 you know 10 years judge hails victims bravery is comic caged for rape and sex assaults
00:20:16.280 hey the financial times this woman might be the next president of germany their first president
00:20:27.500 it's the one that mertz and the christian democrats want to put forward for president
00:20:33.180 of germany not chancellor
00:20:37.480 so you know they're two different things chancellor is the the head of government
00:20:43.260 you know in many countries you've got head of state and head of government two different things
00:20:49.400 okay this woman might be might be the president of germany one day okay nvidia shares fall as
00:20:59.320 bald investigates huang that's the guy's name jensen huang is it jensen jensen huang's exposure
00:21:06.300 to China spy claims damaging blow to co-founder chief to assist directors probe bid to regain
00:21:15.320 staff's confidence I mean yeah apparently as well from what little I've read relatively little I've
00:21:22.380 read um that guy Jensen Huang did run Nvidia like I wouldn't say necessarily he micromanaged
00:21:29.140 everything because it's not possible in a company that giant but he wasn't one of those hands-off
00:21:33.160 CEOs that occasionally turns up to a board meeting, but basically doesn't really do any
00:21:37.660 work, plays a bit of golf sometimes. Now, he's apparently a really hands-on dude that
00:21:42.460 did loads and loads of, had his fingers in loads and loads of NVIDIA piers, and actually
00:21:48.860 did the work of being a leader. So, you know, if he's scandaled into oblivion, or, you know,
00:21:57.080 his personal reputation is bound up with that of the company. To some extent, I mean, it's
00:22:00.560 like nvidia has taken a a bit of a tumble but not insanely so what did i see this morning was it
00:22:07.760 four or five percent it fell something like that which in normal times is big relatively big but
00:22:14.720 these days it's not all that much i mean it is it depends how you measure it it depends how you
00:22:20.720 measure it okay all right let's have a look what else have we got the metro we did the metro look
00:22:25.840 Look at this, the gloating of it.
00:22:27.140 Not so funny now, are you, Russell?
00:22:29.440 All right.
00:22:33.120 Fury from public.
00:22:36.480 Of the public I know, say it's a stitch-up. 0.99
00:22:39.120 Public, a sexual predator, fallen star. 0.97
00:22:42.580 Fallen star is sent to prison for rape and sex assault. 0.97
00:22:46.220 Judge warns him he will serve at least seven years
00:22:49.460 and stay on sex offenders' register for life.
00:22:53.200 Okay.
00:22:53.560 Okay. The Express is a good paper. You can read your Express now.
00:23:01.200 It's not a good paper, of course. It's globally sloped, wearing the skin suit of patriotism and nativism, 1.00
00:23:06.240 pretending it's something it really isn't, pretending it cares about this country when it doesn't, 0.99
00:23:11.560 trying to character assassinate anyone that does.
00:23:15.600 That's the Express. Pure filth. 0.96
00:23:18.220 okay sentencing judge in prisons shame star and says you acted when you liked and how you liked
00:23:27.460 unhindered by the rules by which decent people live i mean regardless of whether you actually
00:23:32.100 did any sex crime and again a judge had found that he found that he did jury rather uh but
00:23:38.140 that's certainly a true that's certainly how russell brand lived wasn't it certainly was a 0.95
00:23:41.940 younger man, unhindered by the rules by which decent people live, yeah, bit, yeah, sex predator
00:23:50.560 brand jailed for 10 years, all right, we got it, let's move on, the eye paper, I'm not even going
00:23:55.880 to read the blurb, I usually read all the blurb, don't I, on the eye paper, but it's just the same 0.86
00:24:00.600 stuff over and over again, the Daily Star, you are a sex predator, see they love it, they can't
00:24:08.280 get enough of it hopefully that's the last of it i think that that's the headlines that's the 0.95
00:24:12.800 headlines one last thing i'll say before we move on from brand and hopefully won't need to talk
00:24:16.820 about him anymore at least for a while is that some of the websites are talking about already
00:24:25.960 how rough a time he might have in jail the sun he's a dead man walking we got a dead man walking
00:24:36.240 you've seen the green mile little harry seen the green mile i haven't no kids these days
00:24:46.160 haven't even seen green mile no i'm joking uh dead man walking russell brand warned he is a marked man
00:24:55.280 inside violent onesworth hellhole as ex-con tells him keep your head down
00:25:01.920 He's quite a big guy
00:25:06.940 I don't think he's
00:25:07.760 I'm not sure if he's actually trained
00:25:10.080 In any sort of fighting or self defence
00:25:12.400 But he's a big guy
00:25:13.240 Maybe he'll be targeted
00:25:17.060 Maybe not
00:25:17.760 His crimes aren't that egregious are they
00:25:20.060 Obviously he's convicted of a rape 0.98
00:25:22.580 But there's obviously a million shades of grey
00:25:25.340 About rape
00:25:27.240 I mean 0.94
00:25:29.280 He was having normal consensual sex 0.98
00:25:31.880 With a girlfriend 0.99
00:25:33.740 And then he flipped her over
00:25:35.960 And did something she wasn't ready for 0.99
00:25:37.860 That was his rape
00:25:39.280 It wasn't 0.82
00:25:40.120 You know
00:25:42.260 Hiding in the bushes and snatching a stranger
00:25:45.560 It wasn't that sort of rape was it
00:25:47.880 But anyway
00:25:48.360 Will he be targeted?
00:25:50.540 Don't know
00:25:50.860 Look at the Express as well
00:25:52.360 Russell Brand told his dead man walking
00:25:54.460 As former inmate issues chilling warning
00:25:55.940 Alright that's it
00:25:56.820 That's it now
00:25:57.700 Gonna move on from Brand
00:25:58.940 Gonna move on
00:26:01.880 Because I've had enough of it. I've had enough of it.
00:26:05.360 All right, should we check in on the price of oil?
00:26:06.920 We do that sometimes in the show.
00:26:08.820 Seems to have gone down.
00:26:09.700 Look, Brent is trading just shy of $91 a barrel.
00:26:13.540 Let's do a quick refresh.
00:26:15.160 Did one just before the stream started, but let's do another one.
00:26:17.540 Here we go.
00:26:18.260 All right, yeah.
00:26:18.680 Just shy of $91 a barrel for Brent crude.
00:26:22.000 And West Texas, $85 a barrel.
00:26:27.460 Remember when the war in Persia started,
00:26:29.740 It was, roughly speaking, there's not one price for a barrel of oil
00:26:33.980 But roughly speaking, it was about $79, $79, $80 a barrel
00:26:38.380 For crude
00:26:39.400 Now, not fantastically higher than that right now
00:26:43.480 Interesting, isn't it?
00:26:45.040 Speaking of the war in Persia
00:26:46.720 Let's talk about a few other stories
00:26:48.900 What have we got here? Look
00:26:51.420 Trump says more US attacks on Iran
00:26:55.200 Quote, highly unlikely
00:26:56.700 Yeah
00:27:00.140 Well now his hands
00:27:02.240 His hands aren't hired by Congress
00:27:05.000 I mean
00:27:06.160 They are now
00:27:07.260 If you actually do a full scale
00:27:10.080 Declare war
00:27:11.220 Sort of World War 2 style war
00:27:13.580 Congress has to sign off on that
00:27:15.420 But ever since
00:27:17.280 Ever since even 0.52
00:27:17.980 Ever since even Truman in Korea 0.97
00:27:20.560 There's ways to get around that
00:27:22.280 The President just says it's not a war though
00:27:24.060 It's just a conflict
00:27:25.640 It's just a police action.
00:27:29.420 Like Truman in the Korea, the Korean War,
00:27:32.480 when people said to him,
00:27:34.360 don't you need congressional approval to go to war?
00:27:37.200 And he's like, it's not a war.
00:27:39.260 And they're like, what is it?
00:27:40.800 There's loads of men, there's divisions fighting each other,
00:27:43.580 exchanges of artillery, loads of casualties.
00:27:47.060 What is it if it's not a war?
00:27:48.520 And he's like, it's a police action.
00:27:52.960 It's a UN police action
00:27:56.840 It's not a war
00:27:57.840 Therefore I don't need Congress to sign off on anything
00:27:59.920 Battle trick
00:28:02.940 Yeah 0.98
00:28:04.080 Same with Vietnam
00:28:06.360 Vietnam's not a war 0.97
00:28:07.240 It's merely a conflict
00:28:08.920 So
00:28:10.360 Gulf War 1
00:28:14.640 Not a war
00:28:15.180 Not a war
00:28:16.320 It's just a peacekeeping coalition
00:28:18.680 This thing
00:28:22.100 in Persia. It's not a war. It's a little more than an excursion.
00:28:30.500 Anyway, a president does have quite a lot of leeway to act, as long as they don't formally
00:28:37.420 declare war. Nonetheless, Congress will now. It's controlled by the Democrats. They hold
00:28:45.740 the purse strings, don't they? So he won't be able to, as he has done before, basically
00:28:49.420 go to Congress or get Pete Hegseth to go to Congress and say, we need a few more billion,
00:28:54.800 we need billions more. Come on, come on, let's go. We need it yesterday, let's go.
00:28:59.740 And Congress more or less like sulkily. Okay, okay. Well, they're not going to do that now,
00:29:07.260 are they? They won't do that now. Because on principle, a weird principle, the Democrats
00:29:15.480 just won't want to do anything trump wants to do even if it's clearly in the interest and i'm not
00:29:19.880 saying the persian war is i don't think it is but even whatever he wants to do even if it's clearly
00:29:24.760 in the interests of the united the united states they will just block it they'll try and block
00:29:29.720 anything he wants to do anything everything okay he says iran's military iran's military is
00:29:35.640 effectively over oh okay in fact should we hear should we hear from the horse's
00:29:45.540 mouth Harry make sure the volumes turned up on the video so people can hear it
00:29:48.300 there's only 37 seconds let's see what Trump said and Iran militarily is
00:29:53.700 effectively over that we're just keeping it the status and the people hear that
00:29:59.640 will that come out on the stream with that really at the behest sorry I'll
00:30:02.880 I was talking then sorry militarily is effectively over we're just keeping it
00:30:09.420 the status quo and we're doing that really at the behest of countries that
00:30:14.880 are their neighbors at this point we it won't be necessary taking them the
00:30:20.760 military action doesn't seem to be a very necessary thing but we're locked
00:30:24.140 and loaded ready to go for any reason that changes Israel and the entire 0.88
00:30:28.320 middle east are protected from iranian danger and threats and we're seeing momentum toward the end of
00:30:36.160 this conflict i think it's going to be ending fairly soon
00:30:42.960 okay bro okay so far cry isn't it from that first day remember when he set up a situation room at
00:30:52.480 mar-a-largo white baseball cap on we're going to change the regime all right we're going to be
00:31:02.080 there for three weeks four weeks we're changing the regime and now eight months later uh it's
00:31:13.120 just a status quo. We just, uh, uh, good one. That was absolutely mismanaged, wasn't
00:31:21.700 it? Can you accuse me of having Trump derangement syndrome? Don't care anymore. Really, really
00:31:27.160 don't care. That was mismanaged. Badly. Badly. And you can only, you can only imagine the
00:31:39.060 triumphalism in Tehran, the pro-Iranian people. Their whole strategy was, wasn't it, obviously
00:31:48.180 so as well, just hold on, hold on until politics change in the United States, until the United
00:31:58.920 States one way or another, whether it's their political leadership or whatever, no longer
00:32:03.180 have the stomach to keep going. That's the grand strategy from the Iran side. Well, 1.00
00:32:10.020 it worked didn't it it worked they've done exactly that
00:32:14.740 it's highly unlikely to do any more strikes anymore in iran
00:32:21.620 well done i wonder how annoyed really in and of himself in his in his own private thoughts
00:32:28.340 when he's trying to get to sleep at night how angry he is at benjamin netanyahu
00:32:34.740 and the Mossad for duping him into believing they could topple that regime from the air.
00:32:47.420 Oh, your Trump derangement syndrome, but he wasn't duped.
00:32:49.680 Yeah, he was. Yeah, he was. Obviously, he was. Yeah.
00:32:54.960 All right.
00:32:57.180 You have a look at one or two other things.
00:33:00.600 What else have we got?
00:33:01.440 It's mainly brand NVIDIA and Donald Trump today
00:33:05.540 Oh, he got rid of Susie Wiles
00:33:07.860 Do you remember that?
00:33:09.760 I said on Friday, was it?
00:33:12.180 Maybe Friday
00:33:12.720 That people were, Trump's enemies, Democrats
00:33:16.840 Were calling for Hegseth to be removed
00:33:21.480 So far Trump has stood by him
00:33:24.460 Said, no, I'm not going to
00:33:25.620 I'm simply not going to
00:33:27.340 In fact, he came out recently, or was it yesterday?
00:33:29.080 Again, reiterating
00:33:29.840 I'm not getting rid of Pete Hegseth
00:33:31.060 He's done a great job
00:33:32.480 They also said
00:33:34.480 His enemies, the Democrats, said
00:33:36.560 You should fire Susie Wiles
00:33:39.380 The Chief of Staff
00:33:40.280 Well he has done that, hasn't he?
00:33:41.840 I believe I saw a report yesterday saying he's done that
00:33:44.300 He's bumped up Stephen Miller
00:33:47.220 Stephen Miller was the Deputy Chief of Staff
00:33:51.260 Wasn't he?
00:33:51.720 Now he's just the Chief of Staff
00:33:52.860 Susie Wiles is out
00:33:53.860 The Ice Maiden is out
00:33:55.100 That's quite a big thing though
00:33:59.500 chief of staff if you know about american politics you know about the presidency
00:34:03.080 if you watch the west wing from the 90s know that your chief of staff as uh as a president is much
00:34:11.820 more than a prime minister's chief of staff much more it really is your right-hand man if you're
00:34:16.740 the captain of a ship your first mate is your chief of staff basically everything really
00:34:22.540 everything goes through the chief of staff they're like your first gatekeeper in all sorts of ways
00:34:26.440 even when there's something to do with policy
00:34:28.800 some sort of disaster happens
00:34:32.820 one of your, as the president
00:34:34.520 one of your very very very first
00:34:36.060 if not the first go to person is your
00:34:38.540 chief of staff
00:34:39.180 if you've got an inner team
00:34:42.040 an inner team of like policy
00:34:44.380 advisors, national security advisors
00:34:46.240 all sorts of things
00:34:47.180 people that are really senior in the party
00:34:50.500 all sorts of stuff like that
00:34:52.480 the vice president
00:34:53.320 Your chief of staff is number one, really
00:34:56.900 So to change them out
00:34:58.680 Is no small thing
00:35:00.680 Anyway, the Ice Maiden is out
00:35:02.780 Stephen Miller is in
00:35:04.740 Okay, that won't placate the Dems, will it?
00:35:10.520 Or Trump's enemies
00:35:11.460 Nothing will, nothing will
00:35:15.420 Alright, it's already gone half eight
00:35:19.480 I am on the podcast today
00:35:21.460 The main podcast
00:35:22.080 so you get double bow today a twofer two for the price of one uh which means but that does mean
00:35:29.300 um i've got to get a segment together put a segment together and i've got to do other stuff
00:35:32.780 as well today so i can't be here as late as i was yesterday you nearly got two hours yesterday
00:35:37.420 don't say i'm not generous don't say i'm not a river to my people
00:35:40.060 i can't do that i really can't do that today i need to actually would be good if i can finish
00:35:46.980 not long after nine so let's just move on so with that being said nearly 22 i'm going to move on to
00:35:53.540 on this day in history oh no the poll almost went out of sequence again like i did yesterday let's
00:35:59.400 have a look at our poll little harry if you can bring that up for me oh you already have okay
00:36:02.300 today's poll we asked you guys almost 1200 votes we asked you guys do you think russell brand's
00:36:08.780 sentence was too harsh too lenient or just right like the porridge the three bears just right
00:36:17.900 okay so 71 of you think it's too harsh 9 of you think it's too lenient and 20 of you say it's just
00:36:28.300 right well i think it's i i think for what he did when you look at the details of what he actually
00:36:38.380 did. I think 10 years is a bit harsh, a little bit harsh. I don't think I would have clicked
00:36:48.500 on too lenient. I would have clicked on just right or too harsh, I think. And what's more
00:36:53.600 ghouling than anything else is when you look at many other cases of sexual assault and
00:37:01.640 rape where people get far less i'm not saying you should necessarily bring russell brand's
00:37:08.960 sentence down their sentences should go way up like there's loads of examples of when usually
00:37:15.580 pakistani rapists child rapists actually get extremely lenient sentences where's all the
00:37:23.640 guidelines that the judge was reading out to brand where are they then oh it's section 2b 0.98
00:37:29.520 Section 3A, which means I must give a minimum of da-da-da-da-da. 1.00
00:37:34.380 Where's that when you get a Pakistani rapist 0.99
00:37:36.900 repeatedly raping a 13-year-old girl 1.00
00:37:39.620 and he gets six years?
00:37:43.320 Where's the judge's guidelines then?
00:37:46.260 Or sometimes, well, sometimes they don't get a custodial,
00:37:48.440 occasionally, they don't get a custodial sentence at all.
00:37:54.600 I'm not making that up, am I?
00:37:56.520 You know of such cases. 0.99
00:37:59.520 where a boat migrant will come over do some sort of insane sex crime and then they get 1.00
00:38:06.560 they get a suspended sentence and told to do a course about consent 0.99
00:38:16.400 but russell brand flips over his own girlfriend nine years
00:38:19.520 um all right sure
00:38:24.560 okay let's move on let's do on this day in history
00:38:34.440 i don't mind doing that bit i quite like doing that bit you guys seem to like me doing that bit
00:38:39.440 start winding the show down on this day in history what happened of note on uh november the 10th
00:38:45.720 Okay, let's see. We've got, on this day in 1619, René Descartes has a dream that inspires
00:38:53.940 his meditations on first philosophy. Descartes is very, very interesting, if you're interested
00:38:58.660 in the history of philosophy. Have me and Stelius done any long-form content on Descartes?
00:39:02.980 Did we? We talked about it. I'm not sure if we did. I'm not sure if we did.
00:39:10.200 Anyway, I've read big chunks of Descartes, I've read around Descartes. It's very, very
00:39:14.140 lots of philosophy books. If you read like a history of philosophy, beginner's guide,
00:39:19.980 philosophy for dummies type book. Quite often they'll talk about ancient philosophers,
00:39:25.560 the pre-Socratics, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle. You might get a little bit of like Marcus Aurelius.
00:39:32.600 And then very often they're like, and then there was a load of theology in the Dark Ages
00:39:37.280 and the medieval period. Anyway, starting with Descartes, lots of books, they go from
00:39:41.640 ancient philosophy straight to Descartes thought of the father of modern philosophy in all sorts
00:39:47.400 of ways famously said I think therefore I am he's a rationalist now instead of instead of
00:39:55.320 grounding philosophical thought on religious authority on spiritualism on God on the Bible
00:40:03.160 he said no the human mind and reason human reason you should be grounded on that he said like
00:40:10.360 people's minds including his own there's like a barrel of apples there's some good apples in
00:40:16.040 there and some rotten apples what you have to do is you have to examine the entire barrel of apples
00:40:21.160 and get rid of all the rotten ones everything you think that's wrong and irrational get rid of it
00:40:26.280 a rationalist a rationalist okay there's lots and lots that could be said about the philosophy of
00:40:31.160 descartes he talked about all sorts of different bits of philosophy even sort of today what we
00:40:37.000 might say therapy or self-help sort of things in the end the queen of sweden
00:40:45.160 insisted that he sort of come to sweden and teach her philosophy and he caught a
00:40:49.640 cold or pneumonia and died in his 50s thanks for that sweden queen of sweden well done
00:40:56.840 all right on this day in 1674 the dutch republic formally seeds new netherlands to england
00:41:02.760 who rename it New York, New York, New York, New York, New York.
00:41:06.300 So good they named it twice.
00:41:10.560 That's at the end of the third Anglo-Dutch war, is it?
00:41:14.300 Do you think I've got long-form content all about the Anglo-Dutch wars,
00:41:20.140 all four of the Anglo-Dutch wars on Bode's Epochs,
00:41:23.120 my history-themed show behind the paywall on LotusEaters.com?
00:41:25.440 Do you consider to sign up for as little as £5 a month,
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00:41:40.340 Okay, the end.
00:41:41.900 New York, or New Netherlands, swapped hands a couple of times, actually.
00:41:46.060 It was originally a Dutch colony.
00:41:49.500 They called it New Netherlands.
00:41:51.400 And it swapped hands a couple of times.
00:41:53.820 Because the Anglo-Dutch Wars, the first three of the four Anglo-Dutch Wars,
00:41:57.520 there's a big hiatus before the fourth one.
00:41:58.980 first three real ding-dong back and forth sometimes they got us good sometimes we
00:42:05.520 smashed them up good it wasn't all one way anyway at one point they seed it to 0.98
00:42:11.200 us and then we seed it back to them and then at the end I believe it's at the 0.71
00:42:15.480 end of the third anglo-dutch war they seed it back to us again and then it
00:42:19.900 stays in our hands until well 1776 or British soldiers didn't leave Manhattan
00:42:27.300 until the late 1780s, but still nominally 1776.
00:42:33.920 New York, New York, so good they named it twice.
00:42:35.500 Okay, in 1885, German engineer Gottlieb Daimler
00:42:39.440 unveils his Reitwagen, the world's first gasoline-powered motorcycle.
00:42:47.700 Interesting stuff, Daimler, obviously they work with Mercedes-Benz,
00:42:51.160 Daimler-Benz, they merged in, what, the 20s, 1920s?
00:42:55.000 Now it's Daimler-Chrysler, isn't it?
00:42:57.940 not that long ago was it 2000 and was it oh no 1998 or something
00:43:04.500 daimler chrysler anyway anyway daimler got the daimler daimler um if you're interested in the
00:43:12.420 history of the internal combustion engine you will come up against uh that name great engineer
00:43:20.260 very very famous engineer okay what else we're all passionate now on this day in 1917 the third
00:43:26.500 Battle of Ypres
00:43:29.300 or some of the English soldiers called it
00:43:32.500 Wipers
00:43:33.100 the Third Battle of Wipers
00:43:35.600 Canadian troops
00:43:38.160 recapture the high ground in the village of Passchendaele
00:43:40.700 from the Germans in West Flanders
00:43:42.400 Belgium during World War I
00:43:43.680 over 200,000 casualties occur on each side
00:43:46.760 and 24,000
00:43:48.820 German prisoners are taken and there's a picture
00:43:50.560 very very muddy lots and lots and lots
00:43:52.460 of the battlefields on the
00:43:54.400 Western Front in World War I of course are muddy
00:43:56.080 But Passchendaele is famous, really, isn't it, for being particularly muddy
00:44:02.820 All the duct boards, all that sort of thing
00:44:06.260 Yeah, the Low Countries, Belgium, in winter or autumn, is soggy
00:44:15.280 Yeah, also, the Third Battle of Ypres was from, they started in, like, July
00:44:21.340 and it ends around now it's like it's right at the very very end of the battle is november
00:44:26.940 lesson one of it's very the fact that battles were gone for months that was sort of new to
00:44:36.000 world war one or not entirely new not entirely new the quite you had the crimea the example
00:44:40.380 the crimea and the american civil war but usually in the 19th century and before battles wouldn't
00:44:47.140 go on for more than a day or two or three at absolute most. Again, there are a few examples
00:44:52.160 you can find in history where that's not the case, but the battles, a single battle would
00:44:57.480 go on for week after week after week, running into months. The Third Battle of Ypres goes
00:45:02.460 from July to November. Crazy. Crazy. You see all the blasted trees, the stumps of trees
00:45:10.340 in the background in that image there.
00:45:12.600 Completely blasted.
00:45:19.180 I'm not sure if I've ever made content specifically
00:45:21.880 about the Third Battle of Ypres.
00:45:24.520 Perhaps I should.
00:45:28.020 Okay, it's the 11th tomorrow, isn't it?
00:45:29.940 Armistice Day tomorrow.
00:45:33.520 Okay, in fact, the next fact to it is about that.
00:45:35.620 Look, on this day in 1918,
00:45:37.720 Western Union Cable Office in New Sydney,
00:45:39.760 East, Nova Scotia, not Australia, in Nova Scotia, receives a top secret coded message
00:45:45.380 from Europe stating that on November the 11th, i.e. the next day, 1918, all fighting will
00:45:51.280 cease on land, sea and in the air, the end of World War I. At 11 minutes past 11am on
00:45:57.860 the 11th of the 11th, World War I will come to an end. Men were still getting killed right
00:46:06.600 up to the last minute in fact some people were killed after 11 minutes past 11.
00:46:16.840 there's one story i always find it fascinating the one cavalry officer i think a british
00:46:21.560 cavalry officer decided to everyone knew that the armistice was going to happen at this
00:46:27.080 like it's supposed to happen in this exact moment basically and he led a cavalry charge
00:46:33.320 Just beforehand, a few minutes, just a few minutes beforehand. 0.92
00:46:37.760 Completely pointless, killing a few Germans and getting a few of his guys killed. 0.99
00:46:42.360 Completely and utterly pointless. 0.92
00:46:47.360 Okay, on this day in 1960, uncensored version of D.H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover
00:46:53.560 finally goes on sale in the UK after a jury finds publisher Penguin Books
00:46:57.900 Not guilty of an obscenity trial
00:47:01.960 In an obscenity trial
00:47:03.940 Lady Chatterley's Lover
00:47:06.900 Complete and utter milk toast
00:47:10.520 If you want to read a bit of smut
00:47:14.240 That's your thing 0.91
00:47:15.780 You like reading sexually explicit prose 0.82
00:47:19.200 Don't bother with Lady Chatterley's Lover
00:47:22.620 It's not going to begin
00:47:25.240 It's so tame
00:47:27.740 It's so unbelievably tame
00:47:29.080 But there's a sign of the times
00:47:30.340 Even in 1960
00:47:31.340 There was a question over
00:47:33.340 Whether it was too much
00:47:34.940 For the public
00:47:36.000 The reading public
00:47:36.900 If they handle
00:47:37.740 Lady Chatterley's lover
00:47:39.380 It's really nothing
00:47:42.140 It's really like
00:47:43.240 It's not really explicit at all
00:47:45.040 D.H. Lawrence is not likely
00:47:48.120 To write
00:47:49.520 Real explicit sex scenes
00:47:52.060 But he didn't
00:47:53.660 It's not
00:47:54.080 Sign of the times though
00:47:56.600 shows how in in in comparison shows how degenerate our world is you look at some
00:48:02.700 of the some of the raps and the lyrics to some rap songs
00:48:10.080 you can probably think of one or two all right on this day in 1989 German crowds
00:48:18.820 begin demolishing the Berlin Wall quickly followed by officials with
00:48:22.640 bulldozers. I think the exact same images they used yesterday. There's the
00:48:26.900 Berlin Wall with the Brandenburg Gate in the background. Yeah, basically
00:48:33.860 Gorbachev... was it Yeltsin by that point? Anyway, they... no, it would still be
00:48:39.820 Gorbachev, wouldn't it? Yeah. The time had come, the time has come, my little
00:48:46.580 friends, to speak of other things. Of ships and shoes and sealing wax and
00:48:50.060 cabbages and kings, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Long overdue, long overdue really, and
00:48:56.000 once the people had got the East Germans, well both East and West Berliners, sorry, Berliners, 0.94
00:49:03.280 not Germans, East and West Berliners, particularly the East Berliners, once they'd sort of got
00:49:08.400 the green light on some level, that they could just cross the board, and the guards are not
00:49:12.260 going to shoot them. The spell is broken, the spell is broken. And so the officials
00:49:19.700 decide, the East German officials decide they're going to start actually just really literally
00:49:26.980 tearing it down.
00:49:28.980 Okay, the fall of the Berlin Wall. It took place over more than one day. Relatively
00:49:37.000 significant structure, all sorts of layers to it. It's not just that one concrete wall,
00:49:41.620 all sorts of layers anyway all right all right that's the last fact word um let's do the rumble
00:49:48.860 rants there may be less than usual because the rumble rant because someone in the back office
00:49:53.840 at lotus eaters hq dropped the ball the rumble rant wasn't up to the last possible second so
00:50:02.320 there's probably fewer rumble rents will uh global church history be there at all let's have a look
00:50:08.940 Is it a good day?
00:50:11.020 Yes, he still did it
00:50:12.200 Amazing, he's on the ball
00:50:13.700 On the ball, first in
00:50:15.440 Global Church History
00:50:17.900 And still
00:50:19.240 Reigning, defending
00:50:21.140 Global Church History says
00:50:23.500 Today in 1259 BC
00:50:25.600 Ooh, ooh, ooh, we're going to get an ancient world one
00:50:27.480 Cool, cool, cool, I like those
00:50:28.400 Today in 1259 BC 1.00
00:50:31.380 The Egyptians and Hittites
00:50:33.180 Signed a peace treaty
00:50:34.660 After the stalemate at the Battle of Kadesh
00:50:38.940 classic classic bit of history that the battle of kadesh if you want to know about um egyptian
00:50:45.980 history you will come up against that at some point was it ramesses is it ramesses the second
00:50:50.700 or ramesses the third oh i should know that off the top of my head i used to know that
00:50:56.620 harry do you mind googling while i'm while i carry on babbling on about the battle of kadesh would
00:51:01.100 you mind googling battle of kadesh for me get the wikipedia page up um harry okay
00:51:08.940 Yeah, where both sides claimed
00:51:12.140 The Egyptians and the Hittites
00:51:13.900 The Hittites are from modern day Turkey
00:51:15.600 Southern Turkey 1.00
00:51:16.420 They both
00:51:19.360 And they clashed at Kadesh
00:51:20.900 Which is
00:51:21.340 Is it in modern day Israel?
00:51:22.740 Maybe it's in Jordan or Lebanon or somewhere
00:51:24.460 Maybe it's Lebanon
00:51:25.220 And both sides claimed they'd won
00:51:28.300 But it looks like it was some sort of stalemate
00:51:30.900 Certainly the Egyptians claimed they won
00:51:33.100 Ramesses II, there you go
00:51:34.420 Ramesses II
00:51:35.600 Yeah, Ramesses III
00:51:37.340 is quite a few generations later actually isn't he anyway ramsey's the second they both claim
00:51:44.220 they'd won it and then there's there's still that that uh stila is that what you call it there's
00:51:49.260 still that stone inscription saying what the peace treaty will be wonder if there's a picture
00:51:55.420 of it here oh yeah there you go look on the wikipedia page there you go it says both sides
00:52:03.340 besides claim victory anyway it's an important turning point it's one of the first one of the
00:52:09.340 first documented but quote unquote documented battles where we know a little bit at least
00:52:16.700 from the egyptian side a little bit of uh what what happened what's supposed to have happened
00:52:22.220 but scholars have argued over it ever since you can't trust the egyptian account
00:52:27.980 Egyptian accounts are always
00:52:30.540 always
00:52:31.120 like extreme propaganda
00:52:33.800 extreme pro-Egyptian propaganda
00:52:35.440 there's no
00:52:36.380 attempt
00:52:38.620 to make it fair or
00:52:41.860 truthful 1.00
00:52:42.680 if the Egyptians ever
00:52:46.020 lose they just never get mentioned
00:52:47.420 and if it's even
00:52:50.100 a stalemate if it's even a draw
00:52:51.600 they'll just say they won it handily easily
00:52:53.680 but
00:52:55.120 if you're aware of that
00:52:57.380 Again, that's the nature of historiography
00:52:59.100 The nature of the study of history
00:53:02.700 If the source is
00:53:06.920 How reliable are the sources
00:53:08.220 Sometimes you can rely on the fact
00:53:10.700 That the source isn't reliable
00:53:12.140 If that makes sense
00:53:13.460 You can rely on someone 0.70
00:53:16.720 To be a liar
00:53:17.760 For what that's worth
00:53:20.180 Anyway, moving on
00:53:21.600 What's the other one?
00:53:23.700 Global church history
00:53:27.380 okay the second factor as you say on this day in 1202 ad the fourth crusaders besieged zara
00:53:37.520 do you think i've got long form content all about the fourth crusade yeah more than one actually
00:53:40.400 i did one with luca johnson and i did um one with marcus iron age agriculturalist
00:53:47.540 two long form bits of content about the fourth crusade fourth crusade is very very pivotal
00:53:52.700 pivotal very very pivotal where the western christians venetians and many others ultimately
00:54:03.660 sacked constantinople which is also christian the idea of a crusade is you go to jerusalem
00:54:12.780 and retake the church of the holy sepulchre in jerusalem they didn't do that you're not even
00:54:20.140 even talk about that they received zara which was another town what is that in modern day
00:54:23.840 um like albania or somewhere i think it is it's in it's in the balkans again christian supposed
00:54:32.180 to be christian but they needed money so they sacked a christian city for money and then they
00:54:38.640 decide they're going to go overland largely overland through the monstrous constantinople
00:54:43.600 whilst they before they go down to jerusalem well they only went to constantinople and sacked that
00:54:48.660 Badly, badly
00:54:51.040 It's a very long, complicated story
00:54:53.380 I mean, the Byzantine Empire doesn't formally end until, what, 1453
00:55:01.560 A couple of, 250 years later
00:55:03.120 But it was the Fourth Crusade in the very early 13th century
00:55:07.160 Which broke its back massively
00:55:09.400 Ruined it, ruined it
00:55:10.360 It was just a shell
00:55:11.420 Just a ghost of a shell of a thing after that 0.51
00:55:14.660 It was the Western Frankish Crusade, well not Frankish, largely Venetian, but not, it was a big coalition of Western Catholic Christians destroying the Eastern Orthodox Christian Constantinople 0.62
00:55:36.360 Fascinating story, sad as well, very sad as well
00:55:38.840 A lot of ancient Roman art and treasure
00:55:42.780 Truly ancient
00:55:43.620 Was
00:55:44.900 Stolen, destroyed, melted down at that point 0.89
00:55:48.020 Constantine in the 4th century 0.99
00:55:50.580 Had taken lots and lots of
00:55:52.620 Treasure from the original Rome 0.95
00:55:55.460 And transferred it to Constantinople 0.88
00:55:59.180 His new capital
00:56:00.660 And lots of it had stayed there ever since
00:56:03.760 Over the next thousand years
00:56:05.040 and it was the fourth crusade era crusaders that plundered it largely
00:56:12.140 anyway could go on about the fourth crusade have done go on and on and on about it but let's move 0.96
00:56:20.340 on okay the next two are from belgians are evil trust me that's their name act belgians are evil 0.92
00:56:24.800 trust me he says i've always been critical of brand recall him attacking milk toast compared 0.80
00:56:32.480 to daddy low farage put brackets within brackets there you recall him attacking milk toast farage
00:56:38.880 but these prosecutions are going to be used from now on when tommy robinson style charges fail
00:56:44.480 right yeah i could use them to just yeah i mean it's not new that courts are politicized
00:56:51.800 yeah that's not a new thing unfortunately does seem it's there's a quickening of it
00:57:00.200 i mean literally go back to the ancient world you look at classical athens you look at late
00:57:05.280 era republican rome yeah courts can absolutely be used as a political weapon yeah sort of always
00:57:13.800 been the case but it's getting worse isn't it in our time in our era it's getting worse isn't it 0.98
00:57:18.840 and they're captured by the leftoids okay this next one by belgians are evil trust me says 1.00
00:57:24.180 Bo, I do not normally ask for much from you 1.00
00:57:27.580 But I implore you to look up the case of Mark Pearson
00:57:30.440 Falsely accused at Waterloo Station ten years ago
00:57:33.780 I know it
00:57:34.440 CPS doctored footage to try and jail him for years
00:57:40.220 Yeah, I remember that one
00:57:41.560 I don't know if CPS doctored footage
00:57:44.560 But I remember that one
00:57:45.620 If anyone doesn't
00:57:47.120 This guy was standing in Waterloo Station
00:57:49.620 I think he was reading a paper anyway
00:57:51.760 He was just standing there
00:57:54.180 and he literally didn't do anything at all.
00:57:57.120 Nothing. 0.77
00:57:58.360 And this woman walked past him. 0.74
00:58:01.400 That's it.
00:58:03.620 He didn't touch her.
00:58:05.320 He didn't look up.
00:58:06.300 He did nothing. 0.90
00:58:07.980 She then claimed he'd sexually assaulted her.
00:58:10.300 And he went to trial.
00:58:12.140 And he went to trial.
00:58:13.600 And finally, finally there was,
00:58:16.820 they released some CCTV footage.
00:58:18.880 Finally.
00:58:20.360 You're saying the CPS doctored the footage.
00:58:22.220 I didn't know that bit of it
00:58:24.500 Did they?
00:58:25.380 Because I remember seeing it
00:58:26.220 And the CCTV footage
00:58:28.640 Was that type of footage
00:58:29.560 Where it's not just
00:58:30.680 Continuous
00:58:31.820 Like video footage
00:58:33.400 It was like one frame
00:58:34.400 Every five seconds
00:58:35.500 Or one frame every ten seconds
00:58:36.780 Or something like that
00:58:37.480 So it's just a few frames
00:58:39.020 But it was able to show
00:58:42.820 His defence team
00:58:44.180 Was able to show that
00:58:45.140 There's literally no time
00:58:48.840 For him to have committed
00:58:50.740 any sort of sexual assault on her yeah you're saying the cps actually tried to or did doctor
00:58:58.480 the footage that's crazy if that's true i didn't know that bit of it anyway he's eventually acquitted
00:59:03.940 of any wrongdoing whatsoever there you go that is a that is a cautionary tale isn't it you can
00:59:09.520 do nothing you're just standing at a station and some woman decides to accuse you of something
00:59:15.540 like that trying to ruin your life apparently she was not sure if they ever released her name 0.95
00:59:19.140 who she was
00:59:19.880 but I remember
00:59:20.720 at the time
00:59:21.180 they said she was
00:59:22.240 an actress 0.71
00:59:22.840 like some sort
00:59:23.620 of minor actress
00:59:24.220 she wasn't very
00:59:25.200 very famous
00:59:25.660 I don't think
00:59:26.160 I can't remember
00:59:27.200 who it was
00:59:27.520 I'm not sure
00:59:27.880 if they ever
00:59:28.200 did release her name
00:59:28.980 did she ever
00:59:30.840 get prosecuted
00:59:31.740 for false claims
00:59:32.860 I'm not sure
00:59:33.500 if she did
00:59:33.860 I don't know
00:59:34.360 I can't remember
00:59:34.860 she should have
00:59:35.760 been though
00:59:36.100 shouldn't she
00:59:36.380 if she wasn't
00:59:37.220 she absolutely
00:59:37.620 should have been
00:59:38.200 she should have 1.00
00:59:39.040 gone to jail 1.00
00:59:39.640 for that 0.53
00:59:40.100 what a mental
00:59:42.900 thing
00:59:43.340 what a mental
00:59:44.180 thing
00:59:44.520 you just can
00:59:44.900 completely accuse
00:59:45.840 a stranger
00:59:46.860 who did nothing
00:59:47.820 Didn't even look up at you
00:59:50.120 Let alone touch you 0.56
00:59:50.960 Let alone sexually assault you
00:59:52.220 Did nothing 0.99
00:59:53.320 You're going to ruin his life
00:59:54.420 For what possible reason 1.00
00:59:56.300 Other than that you're a mental bitch 1.00
00:59:58.340 Made Harry's nigga 1.00
01:00:01.400 Yeah I mean but it's not funny is it 1.00
01:00:03.140 You know 1.00
01:00:03.360 I don't know if that woman 0.66
01:00:07.440 Ever faced any charges 0.79
01:00:09.060 Counter charges 0.65
01:00:10.140 For those liars
01:00:11.640 She should have done
01:00:12.980 She should have done
01:00:14.260 Alright 0.54
01:00:16.460 next two are from pig dog 5150 says breaking totally completely innocent lambs shocked when
01:00:26.660 wolf bites them after they fall over him whilst covered in sheep blood and chops public outraged
01:00:33.900 totally completely only the fault of the wolf
01:00:36.160 any such people are seeing it that way and then actually put again breaking totally okay it's
01:00:45.300 different totally completely innocent newly introduced wolves totally completely falsely
01:00:49.780 accused of biting local very young lambs totally definitely the thought of the local very young 0.88
01:00:55.800 lambs yeah okay the next one is belgian's evil trust me again he says read reread and reread 0.81
01:01:05.620 again helen andrews is the great feminization in compact magazine and also richard hanania's 0.90
01:01:14.540 women's tears winning the marketplace of ideas on substack he may be guilty but maybe not
01:01:21.600 okay i've never heard of helen andrews's thing and i've never read richard hanania's thing
01:01:28.920 and all i know is that richard hanania is not i'm not a fan of him i don't know if that article 0.99
01:01:35.760 happens to be good i don't know but that's what belgians are evil trust me says okay 0.87
01:01:40.220 pig dog 5150 again says and it's in air quote it's in quotes adultery there are worse things 0.99
01:01:47.960 then you've put indeed but the old testament has the correct punishment for it the sanctity of the 0.75
01:01:52.680 family is so important for a good and strong society ot is correct yeah when i said adultery
01:01:59.000 there's worse things i'm talking about you know murder and stuff it's still pretty bad hopefully
01:02:05.120 i did make that clear thankfully i did make that clear i'm just saying in the scheme of everything
01:02:10.420 that humans can do to one another there are worse things that's objectively true but yeah it's still
01:02:15.440 bad yeah it's still obviously really bad i think i did say did pour some moral school on it didn't 0.98
01:02:19.440 i saying it's a scumbag move how can you be described as a stand-up guy you're not a stand-up 0.98
01:02:24.700 guy okay next one gimley ogloin says if bran stayed a loyal leftist lapdog he wouldn't even 0.99
01:02:31.660 be charged this is just punishment for going against the ideology maybe i don't know many
01:02:37.820 many people saying that maybe that's the case okay pigdog5150 says trump was duped but not just by 0.91
01:02:45.440 netty wiles is out but not gone she's still got a position somewhere she's a deep state hack 1.00
01:02:51.500 she was telling trump no one cares about epstein stupid woman 1.00
01:02:55.320 yeah the thing is once you're at the very tippy top of politics like you're a chief of presidential 1.00
01:03:01.580 chief of staff or something or you're like a chancellor of the exchequer or something like
01:03:05.800 that any demotion is effectively you're being fobbed off and sidelined okay she's got some other
01:03:11.840 title some other role somewhere but it's basically you're done
01:03:16.240 but yeah now you mention it Susie Wiles was
01:03:22.140 odd when it came to the Epstein question wasn't she yeah now you mention it that's right
01:03:31.580 hmm good point well remembered okay dragon lady chris says has there been a battle longer than
01:03:41.740 verdun your epochs series on that was on the edge of your seat interesting oh thank you that's very
01:03:47.840 kind of you to say yeah i've got long form content well many it was a mini series wasn't it was it
01:03:52.140 three four five parts i can't remember all long form so many many hours a small audio books level
01:03:56.860 worth of detail on the battle of verdun it's actually one of the most difficult i've ever done
01:04:01.880 for me difficult to tell that story and do it justice all sorts of quotes as well i'm quoting
01:04:07.380 from the histories um i'm glad you thought it was on the edge of your seat interesting thank you i
01:04:12.100 really appreciate that that's touching thank you thank you um has there ever been a longer battle
01:04:16.620 than verdun oh yeah oh yeah many many didn't nebuchadnezzar king nebuchadnezzar didn't he
01:04:24.300 try and besiege Tyre for like 15
01:04:26.320 years or something
01:04:27.080 there's been many sieges
01:04:32.180 that lasted years and years and years and years
01:04:34.200 but there's been longer battles than Verdun
01:04:38.180 but not many though
01:04:40.400 it is among the longer ones
01:04:42.480 of all time
01:04:43.140 ok and the last rumble rant here is from
01:04:45.780 GWFF who says
01:04:47.620 ITM, what's ITM
01:04:49.940 little Harry, what's that stand for
01:04:51.820 not sure sorry I'm not sure sorry but you've put ITM exclamation mark and then have you seen the
01:05:01.300 recent interview Peter McCormack did with Rupert Lowe no I haven't um are you concerned that Rupert
01:05:07.100 Lowe deniers being an ethnic nationalist during the talk I am a little bit to be honest they put
01:05:14.020 thank you for you because yeah I mean Rupert Lowe what can you say he's that's not his exact strap
01:05:19.420 but um yeah what can you say many in the party are and he doesn't throw them under the bus
01:05:29.660 it's about the best you could hope for i suppose at this point
01:05:31.660 that's a lot of the policies are in all but name aren't they a lot of the policies are in all but
01:05:39.900 name but the thing is it's against the law to be expressly an ethnic party it's literally against
01:05:49.800 the law like discrimination laws like he can't say we are a strictly speaking ethno-nationalist
01:05:59.620 party and we're going to discriminate against anyone from certain ethnicities from being
01:06:03.540 involved in the party. That is not just, like, it's quite literally against the law in this
01:06:11.460 country. That's where we are with it. Yeah, I mean, Rupert isn't necessarily as hardline
01:06:21.080 as I would like. Yeah, I've said that a number of times. Yeah, I'd like him to be a lot more,
01:06:25.700 I'd like him to be a lot more hardline on this sort of thing. Yeah. Many in the party
01:06:31.740 are, aren't they? Many in the party are to the right of Rupert. Charlie Downs, I think it's fair
01:06:37.520 to describe as to the right of Rupert, isn't he? He doesn't throw him under the bus. That's the
01:06:43.640 key difference, I think. That's the key difference. Nigel and Reform. If you're one inch to the right
01:06:49.940 of Nigel, you're out on your ear. That's it. Your persona non grata. You're not welcome. You're out.
01:06:54.360 That's not how Rupert does things, is it?
01:06:57.860 That's not nothing
01:06:58.700 Alright, well
01:07:01.780 Let's move on to the YouTube ones
01:07:04.500 There are a fair few here
01:07:07.580 We've got James Lee Pevenhole
01:07:09.740 In at number one
01:07:11.380 In at number one, top of the pops
01:07:13.200 You put, Stuart Hall served half of a five year sentence
01:07:17.120 Yeah, Stuart Hall, he was convicted of sex, right, wasn't he?
01:07:21.600 That's right, isn't it?
01:07:22.840 Yeah
01:07:23.800 He served half of a five-year sentence.
01:07:28.000 Yeah, Russell Brand's sentence for what it was seems a little bit harsh,
01:07:34.460 or rather not in line with what others get, just simply that.
01:07:38.120 Okay.
01:07:41.960 Supertruther6046 says,
01:07:47.040 BAB, believe all, see you next Tuesday now.
01:07:50.600 Or BAB, believe all, see you next Tuesday now.
01:07:52.920 I don't know what on earth you're talking about, sir.
01:07:55.040 I don't know what that meant.
01:07:55.980 I don't know what you're going on about.
01:07:57.220 Okay.
01:07:57.980 Stu Sutton, 1977.
01:07:59.620 Thanks for the super chat, though.
01:08:04.880 Okay, I don't know what BAB or B-A-B means, so that doesn't make sense to me.
01:08:08.280 Sorry.
01:08:09.340 Stu Sutton, 1977, says,
01:08:11.500 Anagram of Russell Brand, slander blurs.
01:08:14.980 There you go.
01:08:15.460 Now you know.
01:08:18.760 Mr. Gently Benevolent, how are you, sir?
01:08:20.340 Says
01:08:21.240 If only brand like them younger
01:08:24.880 He'd have gotten off
01:08:26.020 Yeah
01:08:30.320 That's a number of people
01:08:32.100 Okay
01:08:34.440 Okay it's one long compound word
01:08:39.160 What are you saying here
01:08:39.940 Bland Rue
01:08:44.660 Nonce Batten Mincer
01:08:46.260 Has written
01:08:50.040 the brand thing the brand thing would feel more like justice if it wasn't so political
01:08:55.820 seems like an easy scapegoat to rehab the image of justice and law enforcement
01:08:59.980 yeah i see that angle to it yeah it's an easy target for them
01:09:03.440 that judge knew he would be on tv he'd be on camera and it's his time to virtue signal
01:09:10.460 okay mr gently benevolent again says have a go at teachers bow state sponsored leeches
01:09:18.680 promoting regime approved BS
01:09:22.660 would be fantastic if it wasn't the case
01:09:24.980 but it is so savage then
01:09:27.120 hashtag not all teachers
01:09:29.400 that's all I'll say
01:09:30.020 yeah many teachers are like that
01:09:31.760 yeah leftist ideologues
01:09:34.200 who see it as they've taken it on themselves
01:09:36.220 to poison the minds of the youth
01:09:40.060 with leftism
01:09:41.080 I will say also hashtag not all teachers
01:09:44.260 of course that's not all teachers
01:09:45.820 it's just a lot of them okay von kreck person's just called von kreck says i suspect brand was
01:09:57.400 just so charismatic that combined with his fame he was effectively hypnotizing women into relations
01:10:03.820 yeah sort of he was he's obviously one of those he was one of those highly charismatic people i
01:10:11.640 I mean, it's the type of charisma that, of course, it doesn't work on everyone.
01:10:17.660 A lot of people see through it, don't they?
01:10:20.920 Some sort of Rasputin figure.
01:10:25.720 But it works on a lot of people, doesn't it?
01:10:28.560 The fame, the charm, the fast-talking.
01:10:32.400 Yeah, for a lot of people, quite easily hypnotised.
01:10:36.740 Not maybe in like the McKenna sense
01:10:39.520 The true you're asleep sort of hypnotism
01:10:42.520 But a type of hypnotism
01:10:44.340 A type of spell cast over people 0.76
01:10:46.760 Lots and lots of people are weak minded
01:10:50.160 Jedi mind tricks do work on them
01:10:52.480 And obviously Russell Brand was able to cast that spell over all sorts of people
01:10:57.560 Okay
01:11:00.900 Tatum2733 says
01:11:03.940 Bo, I'm a little sleepy
01:11:06.700 Just
01:11:07.600 Dot, dot, dot
01:11:09.060 Okay, get in bed, have a kip
01:11:12.720 I'm one of those people that do like
01:11:15.760 A kip 1.00
01:11:17.400 Do like a snooze 1.00
01:11:18.900 I'll have an afternoon nap
01:11:20.100 On a Saturday or Sunday
01:11:21.300 If I've ever got the time
01:11:22.620 Some people say
01:11:24.160 I could never have a nap in the afternoon
01:11:26.360 For just half an hour, 45 minutes, an hour
01:11:28.700 I feel worse afterwards
01:11:30.400 I'm more groggy, I'm more tired
01:11:31.740 I'm not one of those people
01:11:33.480 like no a little like 45 minutes an hour on a sunday afternoon it was much much better just
01:11:39.800 and and if you're tired if you're even if it's quite early in the evening and you're tired just
01:11:44.420 go to bed just go to bed don't worry about it take them get in your bed have a kip don't struggle
01:11:51.100 don't struggle against it it's not good okay you need just you need eight hours really you should
01:11:56.540 have eight hours where possible every single night sleep deprivation is a torture isn't it
01:12:04.140 literally torture you need to sleep okay thundercook 2028 says
01:12:11.620 pock replacing carrick at united apparently oh okay i didn't know that people don't care about
01:12:18.720 sports ball much here some do what is it like 10 5 10 if you do but the vast majority of the
01:12:25.040 gross band, the chosen few, don't care about any
01:12:26.960 sort of sports ball, or even Formula 1, any sport.
01:12:29.220 They don't care about it. But you're
01:12:31.000 saying Carrick's out. Michael Carrick's out, is he?
01:12:33.100 Okay. Yeah, Maynard
01:12:34.980 are doing terribly.
01:12:36.740 They're actually in the drop zone. They're certainly one of their worst
01:12:38.940 seasons ever in modern times, isn't it?
01:12:41.200 Okay. Alright, I'll move on.
01:12:44.700 Gingersberg. 0.97
01:12:45.340 This is what they've called themselves, at
01:12:46.620 Gingersberg. It says, morning,
01:12:48.520 morning. Morning.
01:12:50.200 Have you researched
01:12:52.160 Adrian Carton de
01:12:54.660 weird yet incredible war hero with an equally incredible story he'd make a good epoch or two
01:13:00.500 um no i haven't was he in the boar war is that right is that the one in the second boar war one
01:13:08.380 of the dutch boar war heroes is that right war leaders is that him sorry if it's not even that
01:13:16.220 guy no i haven't i should do though if i said before i would do i'll check him out i'll check
01:13:21.880 I'll check that out
01:13:24.060 I think I said before I would
01:13:25.260 And the last YouTube super chat here
01:13:28.680 Is from Dean0018
01:13:30.660 Says
01:13:31.580 Plead guilty get one third off sentence automatically
01:13:34.940 Oh if you plead guilty
01:13:38.200 You get one third off sentence automatically
01:13:41.420 Brand didn't plead guilty
01:13:44.960 Insisted on his innocence
01:13:48.180 One last one I just ticked in
01:13:49.680 Mr. Gently Benevolent
01:13:50.520 I'll read it 0.99
01:13:51.180 but coal gone give bow an office hammock you greedy git 0.66
01:13:54.860 actually wouldn't be bad if there was a hammock an office hammock wouldn't be bad 0.51
01:14:03.480 all right that's the show it's now 15 minutes past nine i'm gonna have to
01:14:07.800 draw it to a closer there because i've got to put a segment together and do
01:14:10.300 other stuff today fairly busy day to me today uh okay so
01:14:13.620 it's quarter past nine in the a.m on tuesday the 10th of november in the
01:14:18.200 year of our law 2026 you've been the close band that chose a few my band of
01:14:20.700 brothers and sisters thank you for joining me try and make the best of the day ahead if you can try
01:14:24.700 and make it count you only have this day once in history once it's gone it's gone your time is
01:14:29.820 finite it's the most valuable thing you will have all right i'm not going to get too preachy try and
01:14:34.040 make the best of the day ahead if you can carpe diem until tomorrow morning guys well until later
01:14:37.900 this afternoon take care