The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 12th May 2026

00:00:00.000 morning you're all right hope you are bright eyed and bushy tailed wakey wakey eggs and

00:00:11.940 bakey come on the day's half over come on let's go let's go let's do it get out of bed sleepy head

00:00:16.380 big day today the government might fall today we're here for it it is just turned one minute

00:00:25.400 past eight in the a.m which is summertime what we on tuesday tuesday isn't it tuesday the 12th

00:00:32.760 of may in the year of our law 2026 as always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you

00:00:36.440 this morning good sir morning i'm all good good the disembodied voice of the godlike little harry

00:00:42.280 there at the controls you're the glorious band the chosen few you're watching this live you're

00:00:47.960 the best among us couldn't ask you anymore thank you thank you occasionally i get a moment or two

00:00:54.120 in the mornings to have a look at the chat people speculating on what kind of suit

00:00:59.160 might be wearing lisa c 1987 called it it's a blue day i'm blue

00:01:09.720 all right lovely hot cup of tea straight from the kettle there

00:01:13.560 all right should we stop faffing about stop stop all this fannying about shall we and get into it

00:01:19.640 it's an important day it's a little bit like uh groundhog day actually because it's water

00:01:23.720 will starmer but very different to a groundhog day because it's happening it looks like it's

00:01:29.400 happening the collapse of the government does look like it's happening oh one other thing i've

00:01:35.000 got to say real quick real quick get it out of the way real quick get it away a little bit of a

00:01:39.180 shill gotta do it so much time and effort has gone into it other people i don't do any of this stuff

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00:02:00.660 different it says morning you're right on it

00:02:09.860 okay all right this week 10% off in honor of the 100th show you the other day so

00:02:16.420 you go all right just a quick chill gotta do it part of the job all right let's get on with the

00:02:20.920 news so when i say it's wall-to-wall starma oh god oh boy truly wall-to-wall it's probably one

00:02:28.060 of the days one of the two or three days we've had so far on the bow show where it's genuinely

00:02:33.080 there's not one exception it's every single front page all the way down to the sun and the star

00:02:37.680 and every single every single website look carrie bring these up look starma starma starma

00:02:46.420 Starmbot, well, number 10, but still Starmer, Starmer, Starmer, so, okay, you get it, so be prepared for that this morning, although, to be fair, if it warrants it, it warrants it, you know, like the day of war starts when the Ayatollah was blown up, something like that, or something like this, you can't blame editors for going with it, they have to, really, don't they, they have to.

00:03:13.540 it may well be that the government collapses today

00:03:18.100 or imminently there's a there's a cabinet meeting at half past nine this morning in about an hour

00:03:24.280 and a half that could spell the end of starmer and the government all right what have we got

00:03:31.900 here cabinet turns on starmer and you have been murdered metaphorically not exactly that's a

00:03:37.400 reference to that tv show traitors but politically murdered okay so a lot of a lot has happened in

00:03:45.080 the last 24 hours 23 hours since last time i spoke to you guys my band of brothers and sisters um

00:03:52.220 a lot a lot happened so if you if you watched the bow show yesterday i was talking all about

00:03:56.720 starmer was set to do set to do a speech his sort of so-called last chance speech which he did it

00:04:03.620 only about 15 20 minutes was it wasn't fantastically long no great detail the only thing he said of

00:04:10.180 any substance and like policy stuff was that he intended to nationalize steel british steel

00:04:18.260 but you know no sort of concrete plan or anything right let's talk about that let's go through it

00:04:23.220 chronologically exactly what happened so mid-morning ish time he does his speech and interestingly

00:04:33.620 None of the cabinet were there

00:04:36.020 Well there was two members of the cabinet

00:04:37.140 And they were like I think

00:04:37.820 And they were like staunch staunch staunch

00:04:39.720 100% to the bitter end

00:04:41.660 Starmer ally ones

00:04:43.620 The rest of them didn't turn up

00:04:45.520 You know that sort of thing

00:04:46.880 Supposed to be a show of support

00:04:48.280 Show of unity

00:04:49.600 The big players didn't turn up

00:04:54.180 To sit there clapping along

00:04:55.780 The rest of the room

00:04:57.380 Other than reporters

00:04:58.180 Were all party diehards

00:05:01.560 So they were like

00:05:03.160 it was like a conference speech where they're clapping every other line he gets a little round

00:05:08.200 of applause when he first goes up there they keep clapping and clapping and clapping and clapping

00:05:11.780 like at conference so just pure sycophants a room full of sycophants

00:05:15.980 that's weird that's odd that's not a great look i was reading off a teleprompter i believe so

00:05:25.740 again not spontaneous if ever you're if ever you're gonna be spontaneous and shoot from the hip

00:05:31.580 talk off the cuff be as genuine and authentic as possible that might have been the time to actually

00:05:39.040 really wear your heart on your sleeve a little bit no it's just a 15 20 minute rehearsed speech

00:05:45.860 with no real substance what a surprise he didn't take responsibility i mean he said the words i

00:05:53.200 take responsibility but then went on to not really not affect especially in the q a afterwards

00:05:59.880 not really taking any any real responsibility not accepting that he's the problem

00:06:05.460 you know that people on the doorstep in these local elections a lot of them were saying

00:06:10.260 it's starmer i don't like starmer i will not vote for starmer not really accepting that

00:06:15.180 because when you're in government when the individual members of the government including

00:06:21.580 the prime minister themselves when they become the headlines over and over and over and over

00:06:26.280 and over again that's a problem it's not supposed to be particularly about you well about your job

00:06:33.140 anyway when the headlines are i remember the end of the tony blair years or and the various tory

00:06:39.820 ones in the last few years when day after day after day it's about will he or won't he step down

00:06:45.280 it means you can't really govern all that well your ability to govern is damaged heavily he's

00:06:53.360 Not really accepting

00:06:54.120 He wasn't accepting that

00:06:54.960 So this little speech he did

00:06:56.320 You know

00:06:58.120 He talked about how

00:06:58.760 It would be chaos

00:06:59.480 It would be chaos

00:07:00.620 To remove him

00:07:01.520 In any way

00:07:02.140 You are the chaos dude

00:07:06.400 You're the centre of that storm

00:07:10.340 You're the eye of the storm

00:07:11.380 Of chaos

00:07:11.860 The eye of terror

00:07:15.480 Yeah he's

00:07:17.840 He's the problem

00:07:18.060 He's just refusing to accept it

00:07:19.280 He was saying stuff

00:07:21.040 If anything

00:07:21.480 We just need to do more

00:07:22.820 Of what I've been doing

00:07:23.700 My main

00:07:25.380 Mistake so far

00:07:27.620 Is that I haven't gone

00:07:29.240 Fast enough

00:07:30.180 And deep enough

00:07:30.900 And hard enough

00:07:31.560 On the agenda

00:07:32.480 No bro

00:07:34.200 No bro

00:07:34.940 Talk about doubling down

00:07:36.460 On all the Europe stuff

00:07:37.940 The realignment with Europe

00:07:39.120 It's like no 0.86

00:07:39.940 Mate

00:07:41.700 Mate 0.87

00:07:43.820 No

00:07:44.320 No

00:07:46.060 And yeah

00:07:47.060 Just doubling down

00:07:47.860 On all that stuff

00:07:48.820 And not accepting responsibility

00:07:49.620 Surprise surprise 0.99

00:07:51.580 the labor backbenchers and the labor party most people in it other than the staunch diehards

00:07:59.120 whose political flag is tied to his mask mast whatever happens to him happens to them other

00:08:05.800 than those people who will defend him to the end of the earth they didn't really buy this speech

00:08:13.380 his last ditch speech they just came out you know straight away saying uh no what was that

00:08:21.000 Like

00:08:21.360 That's just more of the same

00:08:23.160 It's

00:08:23.520 Like you're not

00:08:24.740 It didn't work

00:08:26.460 Those of them came out

00:08:27.260 Just opening on Twitter

00:08:27.900 Saying

00:08:28.180 No

00:08:28.640 No

00:08:29.660 You're done

00:08:32.800 You're done

00:08:34.580 And so

00:08:36.620 The tumble began

00:08:38.060 And obviously

00:08:38.620 There was all sorts of wranglings

00:08:39.700 During the day

00:08:40.840 Obviously

00:08:41.320 You can only infer

00:08:42.380 Because by

00:08:43.540 Late afternoon

00:08:44.980 Early evening

00:08:45.960 It began

00:08:48.240 The house of cards

00:08:50.720 Beginning to collapse

00:08:53.680 It must be a horrible feeling

00:08:54.800 It must be a really horrible feeling

00:08:56.340 Have you ever had a friendship

00:08:59.260 Or perhaps a relationship

00:09:00.360 And you can feel the other person

00:09:04.400 Just becoming colder and colder

00:09:06.180 And backing away

00:09:07.100 And you know there's nothing you can do or say

00:09:09.420 They've made their mind up

00:09:11.120 Horrible, horrible feeling

00:09:12.780 Imagine that when it's like

00:09:14.120 Power

00:09:15.740 That must be a horrible

00:09:18.500 It's too late

00:09:20.320 you've had all your chances to fix it and that's it they're backing away no amount of pleading

00:09:27.720 no about no amount of rationalization there's no more words

00:09:31.760 that window of time where words might have made a difference is over now

00:09:36.940 and you want it you want it bad obviously he wants to stay in power doesn't he he wants to

00:09:41.560 be prime minister for another 10 years he was saying he wants it still and they're just backing

00:09:45.760 away from you it's horrible horrible feeling well he deserves it doesn't he's a terrible leader 0.85

00:09:52.960 terrible terrible terrible leader just like a robot man a very very very hard left you know

00:10:02.080 as a younger man two left for the fabian society i don't know imagine being two left wing for the

00:10:10.480 The Fabian Society

00:10:11.400 He wanted to bring in ID cards

00:10:16.040 That alone 1.00

00:10:16.480 Don't worry about the Chagos thing 0.99

00:10:19.600 The abortion thing 1.00

00:10:20.780 The assisted dying thing

00:10:23.880 Most of the stuff he's done in government

00:10:27.660 The ID card alone

00:10:29.380 They wanted to do that

00:10:30.440 If he could have got away with that politically

00:10:32.340 He would have done that

00:10:33.000 That alone

00:10:33.640 His response to the Southport

00:10:36.980 Unrest

00:10:39.520 He guarantees you

00:10:42.260 The full force of the law will come down on it

00:10:44.800 If you go out on the street and protest about that

00:10:47.780 Those two things alone

00:10:50.860 Makes me consider this man

00:10:53.880 Something like evil

00:10:56.240 Close to evil

00:10:57.640 I do try and reserve that word

00:10:59.120 Because you can overuse it can't you

00:11:01.440 To be truly evil

00:11:02.180 But that ID card thing

00:11:03.740 That was malevolent wasn't it

00:11:08.420 That was malicious

00:11:09.060 That was something dystopian

00:11:11.540 Truly dystopian 1.00

00:11:12.540 Scumbag, a soulless idiot scumbag 1.00

00:11:19.980 Alright, so a lot of the Labour MPs 1.00

00:11:24.260 Just weren't buying it

00:11:27.160 We mentioned before, didn't we, that Catherine West

00:11:29.060 Sort of started the idea that there's going to be a vote of no confidence in Parliament

00:11:33.980 So now, the magic number is 81

00:11:36.300 20 percent of the parliamentary labour party which is 81 mps would need to be up for that

00:11:44.140 so that's sort of the magic number by late afternoon early evening yesterday it starts 0.99

00:11:49.300 trickling oh there's now 50 53 57 62 right everyone everyone in the world all the chattering classes 0.73

00:11:57.140 everyone else watching on counting these labour mps as they openly say i would vote for that if

00:12:03.800 it ever came up in the house um and then we had sort of aids ministerial aids quitting

00:12:13.420 right so the sort of junior minister directly under uh we're streeting and the one directly

00:12:22.680 under lammy david lammy but four in total quitting resigning from government they're not in cabinet

00:12:28.900 But they are in government

00:12:31.420 So just to make it clear

00:12:33.060 Perhaps if you're foreign

00:12:33.640 If you don't necessarily know

00:12:34.440 It's not that every single Labour MP

00:12:36.200 Is quote in government

00:12:37.740 Right

00:12:39.320 The government is just the smaller leadership cabal

00:12:45.320 In the parliamentary party

00:12:47.260 So there's hundreds of Labour MPs

00:12:49.740 Who aren't in government

00:12:50.780 They're all hoping

00:12:51.460 That they would get picked one day

00:12:53.820 To be in government

00:12:54.980 Or even to be in cabinet

00:12:56.060 cabinet is technically basically like the most inner sanctum of power

00:13:01.800 and um so the president and he said presidential aides so the ministerial aides four of them three

00:13:09.520 then four of them quit um so that's very close to cabinet members themselves quitting isn't it

00:13:16.640 now when that happens historically even in my lifetime i've seen this happen so many times

00:13:21.340 when cabinet members start resigning it's sort of over sometimes sometimes a government or a leader

00:13:32.680 can survive one or two of those maybe if they're not already mired in

00:13:39.200 in like sort of endless controversy and endless speculation about their own job

00:13:45.260 maybe then right you've got a normal stable government and one of your ministers quits over

00:13:50.100 something okay you can survive that but when the whole question is about the prime minister's

00:13:55.680 position himself and people cabinet members start quitting it's it's sort of over the idea of

00:14:02.000 cabinet is collective responsibility that's at the heart of it the idea is that you're all

00:14:07.600 supposed to be on exactly the same page at all times that's what cabinet is a legal collective

00:14:15.420 responsibility that's why whenever you get a cabinet minister in normal normal times

00:14:20.840 get a cabinet minister who says something ever so slightly different to what the prime minister

00:14:25.980 said their i their view their idea of any particular policy is ever so slightly different

00:14:30.760 to the party line papers and the media will jump all over that and all there's division in cabinet

00:14:37.440 there's division in cabinet even though there might not be or barely any okay you get it so

00:14:42.900 if one resigns stands on principle resigns well the house of cards you've just knocked you just

00:14:47.360 flicked one of the cards out from the bottom of the house of cards so we haven't had any cabinet

00:14:52.920 as far as i'm aware at the time of recording haven't had any full cabinet members resign

00:14:57.520 but that will be the next thing but when their aides resign

00:15:02.160 so it's all over really it's certainly all over for starmer a few people this morning even saying

00:15:11.560 He might not

00:15:12.080 He might cling on

00:15:12.780 I don't see it

00:15:15.820 We'll get into Parliament

00:15:17.160 And the King's speech

00:15:18.000 And everything in a minute

00:15:18.580 That's a whole other element

00:15:19.480 Okay so people started resigning

00:15:22.860 And then late in the evening

00:15:24.540 Or not

00:15:25.140 Well mid evening

00:15:25.840 Apparently a bunch of MPs

00:15:28.180 Went to number 10

00:15:29.120 We'll have to have a serious talk

00:15:31.120 With him now

00:15:31.680 Shades there of Margaret Thatcher

00:15:33.500 All her big beasts

00:15:38.520 Came to her at one point

00:15:39.760 And said look it's over

00:15:40.660 it's over you've just got to resign it's done don't drag the party in the country and parliament

00:15:46.020 through some sort of acrimonious process of being formally legally removed just just resign you've

00:15:53.880 got to it's you're done perhaps something like that or something similar something adjacent to

00:16:00.080 that happened yesterday anyway then some of the big beasts including shibana mamood the home

00:16:06.260 Secretary and Yvette Cooper, the Mrs. Ed Balls, the Foreign Secretary, apparently according

00:16:12.800 to reports, went in there and said you should resign or at least, you know, make a statement

00:16:20.220 about when you're going to leave. That's another card flicked out from the bottom of

00:16:25.760 the structure. The biggest, the most powerful people in the country under the Prime Minister

00:16:34.300 Are the Chancellor of the Exchequer

00:16:36.620 The Home Secretary and the Foreign Secretary

00:16:37.800 They're the most eminent

00:16:39.020 Secretaries of State

00:16:41.720 So if they're telling you

00:16:43.780 You've got to resign really

00:16:47.540 You're like a whisker away

00:16:50.620 From them resigning themselves

00:16:52.880 Or from them formally coming out

00:16:54.800 And saying to a journalist

00:16:56.560 I no longer have confidence in the Prime Minister

00:16:58.880 You know, so

00:17:00.000 Okay

00:17:01.260 that's roughly where we are at the moment the ball is obviously now in his court

00:17:08.200 so there was due to be a cabinet meeting today anyway just as a normal course of events if

00:17:12.780 nothing was going on there would still be the tuesday morning cabinet meeting at half past

00:17:16.560 nine which is summertime so in about an hour an hour and ten minutes that was always going to

00:17:21.720 happen regardless of anything that's happening this morning you can only imagine the atmosphere

00:17:26.280 in there what that's going to be about that's crunch time that's truly it's truly judgment day

00:17:33.320 isn't it don't you get it the left of the labor party's out there

00:17:52.360 it can't be bargained with it can't be reasoned with it doesn't feel pity or pain or fear

00:18:02.320 what's funny

00:18:05.760 and it absolutely will not stop ever until Starmer is dead politically

00:18:14.260 judgment day all right cabinet turns on Starmer

00:18:22.360 PM told to timetable departure

00:18:25.520 Told

00:18:25.980 It's over dude

00:18:28.000 More than 75 MPs call on him to go

00:18:31.540 Streeting ready to make a move

00:18:33.520 Have the stars aligned as I said yesterday

00:18:35.540 For the right honourable

00:18:37.460 Is he right honourable or just honourable

00:18:39.200 I think if in your cabinet you're by definition

00:18:41.420 Right honourable

00:18:42.020 Anyway

00:18:42.520 Mr Wesley Streeting MP

00:18:46.620 Ready to make a move

00:18:48.800 Have the stars aligned for him

00:18:50.400 You need merely only step up to the plate

00:18:54.720 And become head of government

00:18:56.120 Who knows

00:18:59.500 The Times says 75 MPs

00:19:04.600 As we've seen in the headlines

00:19:06.420 Because I've told you the story now

00:19:07.640 Essentially we'll whip through the headlines a bit

00:19:09.080 They've got all different numbers

00:19:10.860 They'll report at different numbers

00:19:12.140 Because they all go to print at various points in the evening yesterday

00:19:14.860 the time saying 75 they've all got more or less the same picture more or less from that speech

00:19:25.800 he did yesterday the ill-fated i'm not going anywhere speech don't create chaos

00:19:32.360 the left of the labor party don't care about chaos

00:19:36.880 the left of the labor party see keir starmer and nearly everyone in the cabinet

00:19:43.100 As like right wingers

00:19:45.360 How mad is that

00:19:46.900 How mad is that

00:19:48.260 He's super super left wing

00:19:50.840 A socialist

00:19:52.380 As I say too left wing for the Fabian society

00:19:54.900 They see him as like a

00:19:57.420 A centrist or even a rightist in some way

00:19:59.500 Rightist deviations

00:20:01.120 It's an old Maoist line

00:20:03.040 He's nowhere near left enough

00:20:07.180 So they hate him

00:20:08.620 They don't care about

00:20:09.380 They don't care about unity

00:20:11.700 Or chaos

00:20:14.260 They don't care about the country ultimately

00:20:15.680 They're lefties

00:20:17.260 All they care about is their ideology

00:20:19.620 And themselves

00:20:22.960 That's what leftism is

00:20:25.000 That is what it is

00:20:28.060 Quintessentially

00:20:29.140 Ideology and narcissism

00:20:33.000 Okay

00:20:36.300 We're streeting, we'll talk about that in a moment

00:20:39.240 Who's next, you know

00:20:41.700 The Toreograph, the Daily Toreograph.

00:20:47.020 Time to go, Cabinet tells Starmer.

00:20:51.600 Mahmood among senior ministers urging PM to consider his position.

00:20:56.720 Consider his position, yeah.

00:20:58.400 You mean leave? 1.00

00:21:03.180 Aids resign as reset speech backfires. 0.99

00:21:09.860 And 76 Labour MPs

00:21:12.560 Call on leader to quit

00:21:13.640 So they go with the number 76

00:21:14.980 Rayner says

00:21:16.420 Burnham must be brought back

00:21:18.060 As leadership rival circle

00:21:19.960 You know that was the thing

00:21:20.900 Angela The Fridge Rayner

00:21:22.200 Big Bird

00:21:22.660 Yesterday did another little speech

00:21:24.260 I think it was yesterday anyway

00:21:26.380 Again reiterating

00:21:30.220 That we

00:21:32.460 The party

00:21:33.180 The Labour Party

00:21:33.940 We need Burnham

00:21:35.040 We need Andy

00:21:37.040 We need Andy

00:21:39.860 Without Andy, we can't possibly win at the next general election.

00:21:43.200 I mean, it doesn't make sense.

00:21:45.240 It barely makes sense, the Andy Burnham thing, to me.

00:21:49.100 The timing of it doesn't add up, doesn't make sense, does it?

00:21:53.500 If Starmer's got to go relatively soon.

00:21:55.740 He might do a speech this morning, right?

00:21:59.240 It may well be that by mid-morning, half 10, 11, midday,

00:22:04.020 Starmer comes out of number 10.

00:22:05.600 There's a little lectern set up there.

00:22:07.020 remember when may had to do it when boris had to do it you know walks out of number 10 and just

00:22:13.520 does a little two minute five minute speech saying i resign that might happen this morning

00:22:17.840 okay the idea that burnham someone in probably the manchester region doesn't have to be manchester

00:22:27.820 probably manchester one of the sitting labour mps pretends there's a reason why they've got to

00:22:34.540 resign you can't i don't think they can just resign for no reason for purely party political reasons

00:22:41.020 but they'll make up some reason on their health they want to spend more time with their family

00:22:44.460 suddenly something like that okay they resign triggers a by-election that takes what a month

00:22:50.220 at least isn't it at least then burnham wins that no guarantee of that no guarantee of that whatsoever

00:22:58.220 is there anything is there any such thing as a safe labor seat even in manchester

00:23:04.540 a historically safe Labour seat in Manchester right now.

00:23:08.580 Is there such a thing?

00:23:10.520 They thought that Gorton and Denson one was a lot, didn't they?

00:23:12.940 They thought that was an absolute gimme, a slam dunk.

00:23:17.320 They became third, didn't they? 1.00

00:23:21.360 Matt Goodwin, unlikable plagiarist idiot, Matt Goodwin, 1.00

00:23:28.220 Lefty 1.00

00:23:30.040 Agent provocateur

00:23:32.780 Tending to be

00:23:34.260 Nationalist or patriotic

00:23:35.520 He beat Labour

00:23:37.120 In that

00:23:37.880 Alright

00:23:39.080 So Andy Burnham

00:23:43.240 Someone steps aside

00:23:44.000 And it takes like

00:23:44.820 Weeks

00:23:46.100 Andy Burnham

00:23:47.940 Wins it

00:23:48.840 Let's just say

00:23:49.360 Okay he wins that

00:23:51.540 Alright

00:23:51.800 Okay

00:23:52.200 So now he's back in Parliament

00:23:54.280 Then

00:23:56.260 A full leadership race occurs

00:23:58.200 Surely there would already

00:24:02.360 Well not surely

00:24:03.220 But you would have thought

00:24:03.980 There'd be a whole leadership race and election

00:24:05.580 Before that

00:24:06.860 It would have to happen quite soon wouldn't it

00:24:08.620 Unless the Labour Party

00:24:10.320 Contrive things

00:24:12.260 To leave what

00:24:13.240 David Lammy

00:24:14.120 As some sort of interim leader

00:24:16.060 That whole time

00:24:17.380 Also you'd need the NEC

00:24:20.480 The Internal Labour Party governing body

00:24:22.720 To select Andy Burnham in the first place

00:24:25.000 Some say

00:24:26.360 the all the ducks are aligned for that and others say no listen it's not so that's not a gimme

00:24:32.860 him actually winning the seat isn't isn't a gimme then he would have to win a leadership election

00:24:38.920 a lot of people saying he would have the numbers for that but it's not it's not it's not guaranteed

00:24:43.020 the whole Andy Burnham angle seems

00:24:48.040 doesn't as I say it barely makes sense to me if he'd got it in that Gaunton and Denton time okay

00:24:55.800 maybe now we'd and he's already an mp right now it all makes some kind of sense but

00:25:04.040 he isn't that's why i'm talking about west streeting the stars are lining for west streeting 0.99

00:25:11.240 as angela rayner even as well is still hasn't got her revenue and customs thing resolved 1.00

00:25:18.680 so out of the remaining big beasts it could be i bet a lot of them will throw their hat into the

00:25:23.320 ring but the the bookies say people that know what they're talking about and count up the

00:25:29.080 various blocks of mps say that west streeting's got the numbers

00:25:37.000 wedge streeting who will definitely i bet my bottom dollar that he will definitely lose his

00:25:43.160 seat at the next election he's got majority of 600 odd five or six hundred or something like that

00:25:47.800 In other words, tiny 1.00

00:25:48.780 In a massively Muslim area 1.00

00:25:51.500 Or foreign area 0.99

00:25:52.340 Or is it Ilford South?

00:25:54.480 I can't remember, Ilford

00:25:55.140 Ilford or Barking 1.00

00:25:55.860 Massive foreign enclave

00:25:57.900 He won his seat at the last election

00:26:01.380 By the skin of his teeth

00:26:02.980 He will lose his seat

00:26:05.780 I would have thought

00:26:06.600 At the next one anyway

00:26:07.920 You're going to make him Prime Minister

00:26:09.440 Okay

00:26:11.600 And he's only slightly less of a robot

00:26:14.500 Than Starmer, isn't he?

00:26:17.800 He's just a career politician robot dude

00:26:20.200 He hasn't got a clear great vision for the country

00:26:23.320 He's not a force of nature, isn't he?

00:26:26.020 He's not a towering intellect

00:26:27.840 He's not like some sort of political genius

00:26:31.020 Nothing, there's nothing about him, is there?

00:26:34.940 He's just an ambitious dude

00:26:36.920 Who thought he could get to power by joining the Labour Party

00:26:40.320 He obviously thought that as a younger man

00:26:41.780 And that's it, that's all it is

00:26:43.340 No conviction

00:26:46.940 I've never seen any real

00:26:49.180 Conviction

00:26:50.160 From web-streeting about anything ever

00:26:53.120 I mean real

00:26:53.920 Real from the belly

00:26:57.920 Conviction about anything ever

00:27:00.080 Are the stars aligning for him

00:27:06.440 Sort of feels like it to me a bit

00:27:08.200 We shall see

00:27:10.600 Yeah I've said before

00:27:13.940 Tim Stanley

00:27:14.920 yeah he is he does have a pocket i said before who's he but he's the guy i think they've got

00:27:20.780 uh the the telegraph i've got like a podcast thing and he's the guy on that

00:27:26.080 but um just weak sauce yeah just a weak nothing weak roosted limp lettuce nothing boy

00:27:37.740 Although this headline is quite funny

00:27:41.160 Keir 6.0

00:27:43.300 Like the Keir Starmer bot

00:27:45.160 6.0 short circuits

00:27:47.080 That is funny

00:27:48.780 At his final abortive attempt to be authentic

00:27:51.460 Yeah, I mean that's

00:27:52.540 That's quite a good funny take

00:27:54.480 To be honest

00:27:55.180 Exactly what it felt like

00:28:02.180 The bug stops with me

00:28:03.680 Do not create chaos in government

00:28:05.660 Yeah

00:28:06.260 Non sequitur

00:28:10.420 Alright

00:28:11.540 The Guardian

00:28:12.240 The Guardian

00:28:19.160 Revolting

00:28:20.660 Absolutely

00:28:21.960 Absolutely revolting

00:28:27.060 The Guardian

00:28:27.600 Socialist, communist, subversive

00:28:30.520 Slop

00:28:31.240 A detriment to our society 1.00

00:28:35.140 And country

00:28:35.660 That the Guardian exists

00:28:37.260 A revolting thing 0.86

00:28:39.640 Sickening

00:28:41.720 Starmer's survival

00:28:42.900 On the line

00:28:43.980 As cabinet ministers

00:28:45.240 Urge him to quit

00:28:46.160 More of the same

00:28:47.520 Shall I start whipping through

00:28:48.340 In a bit

00:28:48.700 You're getting it now aren't you

00:28:49.680 You get it

00:28:50.920 PM told to enable

00:28:52.500 Orderly transition of power

00:28:54.480 After poll defeats

00:28:55.560 Parliamentary age resign

00:28:58.160 And Labour MPs

00:28:59.080 Press him to stand out

00:29:00.000 The star

00:29:01.280 Even the star getting on it

00:29:02.300 They decide not to talk about 0.99

00:29:03.480 Some random crap 0.96

00:29:04.540 About Elvis has been spotted on the moon 0.98

00:29:07.340 Or something

00:29:07.840 Bruce Lee, Elvis and the real Paul McCartney

00:29:13.340 Are in a double-decker bus on the moon

00:29:15.160 Dear PM, by order of the traitors 0.96

00:29:19.560 You have been murdered 0.96

00:29:20.780 You will be removed from number 10

00:29:22.360 All this is a reference to that show

00:29:24.920 I said traitors

00:29:25.820 This is all couched in that stuff 1.00

00:29:28.480 Because they and their readers are dummies

00:29:33.840 The Express, oh it's a good paper 0.96

00:29:37.880 You can read your Express now

00:29:43.400 I don't think it's a good paper, that's an Alan Partridge reference 0.79

00:29:48.940 It's a ridiculous rag, a little better than The Guardian

00:29:52.840 And The Metro, The Standard, all of them are 0.97

00:29:58.080 The Mail, The Express 1.00

00:29:59.960 with the slight exception sometimes of the telegraph they're all the same anti-white 0.90

00:30:06.080 anti-western anti-british anti-family 0.92

00:30:10.720 filth a lot of it pm on the edge says the subversive express pm on the edge ministerial

00:30:21.520 aids quit as speech bombs at least 80 labor mps demand his exit starma set to face crisis cabinet

00:30:29.220 yeah can you imagine the atmosphere in there i said that earlier i was going to touch on that

00:30:33.300 okay it's like a relationship it's like being dumped dumping someone or being dumped it's very

00:30:40.180 very awkward isn't it the cabinet are basically dumping him no it's not nice

00:30:50.020 I've both

00:30:53.460 Been the dump

00:30:54.760 And the dump-ee

00:30:56.040 In the past 0.99

00:30:56.840 In real life

00:30:58.420 Being the person

00:31:00.220 That is dumping

00:31:00.880 The other person

00:31:01.700 Oh so much worse

00:31:02.800 So much worse

00:31:04.640 Oh

00:31:04.960 It's horrible

00:31:07.760 But that's what they've got to do

00:31:08.520 The cabinet have got to go in there

00:31:09.560 And one way or another

00:31:10.260 Say

00:31:10.620 Bro

00:31:11.860 We don't love you anymore

00:31:15.920 You need to leave

00:31:19.160 i'm afraid and then put up with whatever the screaming and shouting the pleading the tears

00:31:27.140 whatever yeah in about an hour from now that's going to go down in the cabinet office

00:31:38.720 and i suspect he'll go down screeching try and refuse he'll try and who knows

00:31:49.160 He doesn't feel like the type of politician, the type of man, the type of robot man, that will accept it.

00:31:55.560 That he might even go atomic.

00:31:57.280 He might just, like, call a general, snap general action.

00:31:59.660 He's threatened it, or his people have leaked that they might do that, threaten that.

00:32:06.240 I don't think he will.

00:32:09.140 Or he'll effectively go peacefully, quietly, by doing a little speech at, like, 11am outside number 10.

00:32:17.320 I no longer have the numbers

00:32:19.540 I've tried my best

00:32:21.560 But it hasn't worked out

00:32:23.440 Da da da da da

00:32:25.060 When Parliament opens

00:32:26.300 So that's the next thing

00:32:28.780 So Parliament isn't even sitting at the moment

00:32:31.960 Is it?

00:32:33.120 It's prorogued or it's in recess

00:32:34.820 There is no

00:32:36.740 Parliament isn't open

00:32:38.420 It's due to open tomorrow

00:32:40.060 This is another thing

00:32:42.240 Getting into the territory

00:32:45.140 Of actual

00:32:46.240 A constitutional

00:32:49.440 Small

00:32:49.960 Relatively small

00:32:50.960 Constitutional crisis

00:32:52.700 Where

00:32:53.220 It's supposed to be

00:32:55.960 That the king

00:32:57.960 Formerly opens parliament tomorrow

00:33:02.120 The king goes down there

00:33:04.640 And

00:33:06.500 You know

00:33:08.100 Blackrod knocks on the door of the lords 0.89

00:33:09.880 And everyone packs into the lords

00:33:11.780 The chamber of the house of lords

00:33:15.160 And the king sits there

00:33:17.580 Probably Camilla sitting next to him

00:33:20.780 In the ermine, in the crown

00:33:22.800 The full nine yards

00:33:24.360 And reads a little speech

00:33:28.620 That's been written for him

00:33:29.620 By number 10

00:33:31.160 Setting out what the government means to do

00:33:33.600 Over the next year

00:33:34.520 You know, he's like

00:33:35.760 My government over the following year

00:33:38.300 Intends to do X, Y, Z

00:33:39.820 You get that that's an absurdity then

00:33:44.660 You get that that would just be a bit of

00:33:47.400 Something like a humiliation

00:33:49.060 Or an embarrassment for the king to do that

00:33:51.140 Because straight after that

00:33:53.460 The Labour backbenchers

00:33:55.560 The left of the Labour Party

00:33:56.680 Destroyed the government

00:33:58.040 Making what the king just said

00:34:02.400 Nonsense

00:34:04.440 And people know that's about to happen

00:34:07.780 A little bit of a constitutional

00:34:11.100 Sticky wicket there

00:34:12.540 like the king sort of got to open parliament i would have thought

00:34:17.480 i would have thought could they push it back i don't know i mean maybe they can

00:34:24.920 push that back but then if there is going to be a vote of no confidence in the chamber in the house

00:34:31.200 of commons then you need parliament open to do that obviously this is all assuming sama just

00:34:36.860 doesn't quit assuming he doesn't do a little speech in an hour and a half time saying he

00:34:41.480 resigns if he doesn't do that

00:34:45.240 got to go through putting the king through that not that i care personally

00:34:48.200 about king charles charles iii the sausage fingered

00:34:54.040 saxcombo gotha not that i particularly care about his blushes but

00:34:58.200 still a bit unseemly to put him through that 1.00

00:35:02.280 put the country through that knowing that the whole thing is laughable

00:35:08.360 risible

00:35:10.920 Okay, so that's on the cards as well, potentially, possibly.

00:35:16.360 If Starmer doesn't just go amicably.

00:35:20.540 And then, you get like, assuming they get 81 MPs, which I'm sure they will.

00:35:24.380 I mean, no doubt, no doubt.

00:35:25.820 Or the cabinet, half the cabinet or more just resigns.

00:35:29.340 So there isn't a government, really, at that point.

00:35:31.940 There isn't one, de facto.

00:35:34.680 And go through the rigmarole of actually having a vote of no confidence and all that in Parliament.

00:35:39.320 it is best if he resigns isn't it it's absolutely best if he just resigns

00:35:45.940 you know on a number of levels in a number of ways it's best for the party and the country

00:35:52.780 again not that i care about the internal chaos of the labour party bring it on the more the merrier 0.91

00:35:59.120 i mean that's the other angle people have said and it's not a not a stupid take that it's it's

00:36:06.480 better that if Keir Starmer stays because he's so unpopular that it just means that their final

00:36:11.280 defeat at the ballot box in 2029, the next general election, would be more complete the longer he's

00:36:16.640 there. As I say, that's not a stupid take. Strategically, that's fine to say that, and I 0.97

00:36:22.680 agree with it to some degree. But however, think of it, couldn't you also make the argument,

00:36:29.200 as I'm about to, that if your ultimate goal is to see the Labour Party ruined at the next general

00:36:35.660 election which is everyone's goal unless you're in the party right couldn't you say that if they

00:36:41.760 replace him because the electorate hate that they hate it then they replace him with someone worse

00:36:49.600 say they replace him with wedge street in and the left of the labor party cue him out quite quickly

00:36:56.560 like the list trust thing or not as quickly as list trust because that was a remarkable set of

00:37:00.800 events but the Labour Party keep hating on their own cabinet because they don't like West Street

00:37:06.380 in because West Street is like a Blair rap i.e. on the right of the Labour Party not these right

00:37:11.300 wing at all there's just in endless more chaos in the Labour Party because they don't like

00:37:16.160 West Street in either he's not left wing enough for them or somehow they go through the complete

00:37:23.920 crazy set of events to get Burnham in Burnham does get in it's the dream ticket

00:37:28.780 andy and ang the dream ticket and they draw the whole country even further to the left

00:37:35.660 than starmer ever did doesn't all that in all those different scenarios doesn't that add up to

00:37:42.380 a really really bad result for labor in 29 potentially quite easily i would argue

00:37:49.880 a worse result than if you just kept starmer till 2029

00:37:53.260 either way it would be terrible for the Labour Party at the ballot box

00:38:02.180 there's no I don't see any way back unless which is their great long shot

00:38:07.600 their great hope Andy Byrne gets in as leader and Prime Minister and then turns

00:38:14.440 everything around unites the Labour Party has an amazing set of policies and

00:38:19.020 governs amazingly and the whole country get behind him and love him

00:38:23.260 And vote them back in

00:38:25.040 In 2029

00:38:26.560 That doesn't seem likely

00:38:29.320 Does it?

00:38:31.420 Andy Burnham's not some sort of

00:38:33.440 Master

00:38:34.080 Some sort of genius

00:38:36.420 He's not like an incredible

00:38:38.540 Force of nature

00:38:40.440 Or political mind

00:38:41.780 Or got an amazing vision for Britain

00:38:43.240 No, he's a lefty

00:38:44.660 He's a full blown

00:38:45.880 Socialist, isn't he?

00:38:48.340 That's not what the country's wanting

00:38:50.040 They're moving towards reform

00:38:52.780 And restore

00:38:53.760 Aren't they

00:38:54.460 Even the Tories

00:38:55.400 Are too

00:38:55.900 Milquetoast for them

00:38:57.040 Now

00:38:57.500 Seems like

00:38:58.860 The majority of the country

00:38:59.840 Could be wrong

00:39:01.280 In that analysis

00:39:01.800 But that's what

00:39:02.220 It looks like

00:39:02.600 Doesn't it

00:39:03.020 Most people

00:39:04.680 Don't want

00:39:05.240 Open borders now

00:39:06.300 Andy Burnham

00:39:09.020 Is just that

00:39:09.640 We need more

00:39:10.420 Safe and legal routes

00:39:11.120 He's one of those dudes

00:39:11.840 We don't want that

00:39:13.360 Endless money

00:39:14.600 On the NHS

00:39:15.340 People are

00:39:16.340 Concerned about that

00:39:17.780 You know

00:39:18.640 Move closer to Europe 0.98

00:39:19.880 No 0.79

00:39:20.100 We didn't

00:39:21.640 We've been telling you for years and years and years

00:39:23.740 We don't really want that

00:39:24.680 Right

00:39:26.320 Environmentalism is all important

00:39:28.560 No, no

00:39:30.540 We want to not be poor

00:39:31.700 And on and on and on

00:39:35.040 The idea that you get Andy Burnham in

00:39:38.320 And it's a magic

00:39:39.780 Magic wand cure

00:39:41.360 And labour will be

00:39:42.960 Desirable

00:39:44.800 At the ballot box in 2029

00:39:47.060 They're living in cloud cuckoo land

00:39:48.920 What a surprise though

00:39:51.420 The left of the Labour Party living in cloud kicking land

00:39:54.800 Who could have guessed that?

00:39:57.260 Who could have thought 0.99

00:39:58.080 That lefties live in a fantasy

00:40:01.700 Alright, the sun

00:40:06.020 I told you, it was all the way down to the sun

00:40:07.680 The sun, they're in on it

00:40:08.820 Here's premiership in free fall

00:40:10.960 Now I'm free

00:40:12.840 Free falling

00:40:15.620 Alright, move to my backup water there

00:40:21.420 The remnant of my cuppa has gone cold

00:40:28.420 PM told to quit by three cabinet ministers

00:40:33.420 Including the Home Secretary and the Foreign Secretary

00:40:36.420 Not just any old three cabinet ministers

00:40:43.420 Over 70 MPs join in labour mutiny

00:40:46.420 Starmer's on the brink

00:40:48.420 yeah he's teaching over the brink he's his center of balance is beyond the

00:40:55.560 brink isn't it okay the eye paper stummer mutiny grows with

00:41:00.860 Labour Party in open revolt against PM mounting pressure on Starmer to resign

00:41:05.540 after make or break speech fails to stop rebellion spreading through Labour ranks

00:41:09.260 at at least 70 MPs have called for Starmer to quit with four ministerial

00:41:14.600 aides resigning including allies of west streeting the health secretary west streeting

00:41:19.840 is understood to be ready to make a move for the leadership ambitious if the prime minister is

00:41:29.040 forced to resign with other senior labor figures also preparing to run there'll probably be a fair

00:41:34.640 few half a dozen a dozen people that have got no realistic chance to that's the thing when there's

00:41:39.420 a leadership election you know you're not the guy you know you haven't got the experience or you're

00:41:44.000 not old enough or you haven't got the gravitas you certainly haven't got a block of MPs big

00:41:47.100 enough behind you to actually win but you throw your hat in the ring anyway to sort of signal that

00:41:51.980 in the future years now maybe decades from now just keep your eye on me I'm someone that is

00:41:57.840 interested I want the party in the world to know that I am interested in being the leader one day

00:42:03.840 so a bunch of people do that always Angela Rayner says Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham

00:42:10.880 quote shouldn't have been blocked quote from returning to parliament so she's whether she

00:42:16.780 wants the job herself or whether she's going to be a sort of crazy andy burnham partisan 0.98

00:42:22.960 partisan manipulate events to just try and get him back so that he can be the leader and she can be 0.99

00:42:28.760 his deputy what exactly is the fridge's game what's big bird playing at exactly exactly

00:42:37.240 Not entirely clear is it

00:42:39.280 At this moment

00:42:39.800 Machinations

00:42:41.920 She's not clever enough 1.00

00:42:42.680 For true machinations 1.00

00:42:43.700 Is she 0.83

00:42:44.120 Any sort of

00:42:46.280 4D chess

00:42:47.040 That's not her speed 0.78

00:42:49.300 Is it 1.00

00:42:49.680 She's a moron 1.00

00:42:52.380 I heard a bit of her speech 1.00

00:42:53.460 The other day

00:42:53.720 Literally listened to the action

00:42:54.680 Watching this 1.00

00:42:55.480 She's so dumb 1.00

00:42:56.900 She's so dumb 1.00

00:42:59.480 She's sort of 1.00

00:43:00.200 David Lammy dumb 0.99

00:43:01.080 In fact she's less eloquent

00:43:03.340 Than David Lammy

00:43:07.240 all right so she says it was wrong for andy to be blocked and her allies claim she's ready to

00:43:15.320 strike a deal with him with andy burnham okay one senior government still said uh told the eye paper

00:43:22.600 that the number of starmer loyalists in cabinet was shrinking yeah you're right okay the mirror

00:43:30.020 let's whip through this then the mirror labor in chaos rebels turn on starmer got it the mail

00:43:35.140 disgusting globalist slop trying to win this wear the skin suit of the patriotism 0.90

00:43:39.700 it's absolute leftist slop globalist slop ultimately in the final reckoning 0.96

00:43:45.740 government in chaos after his last ditch reset speech fails dismally a coordinated avalanche

00:43:52.840 of mps okay you get it you get it you get it the financial times same picture summer reset

00:43:57.400 speech didn't work right okay okay the metro oh harry the stain can one oh the metro don't don't

00:44:03.880 want yeah make me sick it'll make me physically sick the metro don't care forget it forget it

00:44:13.240 okay they're the front they're the front pages all right is it time for uh it's quarter two

00:44:19.160 time for our poll let's have a look at our poll what did we say today

00:44:22.920 oh a bit spicy a little bit a little bit blue keep it clean we went with

00:44:33.800 the uh our poll today we asked you guys is wes streeting a pitcher or a catcher

00:44:42.460 should he play a game of baseball

00:44:48.540 85% say catcher

00:44:53.820 we'll move on from that

00:45:02.060 no no no I'll say it 0.99

00:45:03.540 he would be the first openly homosexual 0.96

00:45:06.100 prime minister wouldn't he 0.85

00:45:07.140 he's openly 0.94

00:45:09.860 practicing homosexualist isn't he 0.99

00:45:11.520 I believe 0.94

00:45:12.460 So he'd be the first one, openly. 0.98

00:45:19.480 So I don't mind my Prime Minister being homosexual, as long as he's a power top. 0.98

00:45:27.440 That a bit much for in the morning? 0.99

00:45:29.440 Well, I didn't say any swear words, what?

00:45:33.200 Okay, shall we just move on?

00:45:35.140 We'll just move on from that.

00:45:37.820 Okay, all the websites are the same.

00:45:41.080 it's just

00:45:42.680 well and as I say

00:45:44.080 you can't blame them

00:45:45.180 because

00:45:46.380 what's a bigger story

00:45:48.300 than the government

00:45:49.040 imploding

00:45:49.740 right

00:45:51.080 should we listen to a little bit

00:45:53.920 let's watch this

00:45:55.680 say in like a minute

00:45:56.220 at six o'clock

00:45:56.880 our main news this morning

00:45:58.040 is that there is

00:45:59.140 a cabinet meeting

00:46:00.280 this morning

00:46:01.260 and it's going to be tense

00:46:03.040 because the rebellion

00:46:04.020 quick thing to say

00:46:05.460 this chap here

00:46:07.340 if you don't know

00:46:08.180 his name is

00:46:09.700 Edward Balls

00:46:11.080 he's been in government before

00:46:14.280 with the Blair and Brown government

00:46:16.800 senior minister 0.90

00:46:18.280 head balls 0.97

00:46:19.820 his wife is the 0.96

00:46:23.020 foreign secretary Yvette Cooper

00:46:24.380 right

00:46:26.320 so it seems like

00:46:29.100 kind of an outside chance but not

00:46:30.860 completely inconceivable

00:46:32.540 that relatively shortly

00:46:34.840 his wife is the prime minister

00:46:36.300 probably won't be but it could be

00:46:39.220 Could be

00:46:40.100 Leadership elections are

00:46:41.720 Sort of difficult to predict

00:46:44.940 Quite often

00:46:45.580 Very often

00:46:46.440 Sort of the heir apparent

00:46:47.540 The person the bookie's got

00:46:48.620 As the favourite

00:46:49.960 Doesn't win

00:46:50.600 Very often that's the case

00:46:51.940 It could be

00:46:53.400 There'll just be all sorts of

00:46:55.840 Backroom dealings and stuff

00:46:57.680 It could be

00:46:58.600 That his wife is Prime Minister

00:47:01.140 And then he becomes

00:47:01.820 The first man of Britain

00:47:03.780 Right 0.96

00:47:04.240 He becomes like

00:47:05.260 he becomes like the king consul right like dennis thatcher he's a dennis thatcher guy

00:47:13.960 and he's in number 10 he lives in the flat above number 10 and he's got the ear of the

00:47:18.820 prime minister at all times right it could be look at like the shock on his face look at

00:47:24.760 it's happening

00:47:27.760 like i wonder what my wife is doing and saying and who she's talking to and what

00:47:34.060 card she's playing right now like this exact minute or what what was it like in in the bulls

00:47:40.220 household last night what was their conversations okay just bear that in mind in against sakir

00:47:50.540 starmer's leadership is now growing despite a last-ditch attempt to rally the party yesterday

00:47:57.900 morning. Four government aides

00:47:59.900 have now quit. More than

00:48:01.580 70 Labour MPs now publicly

00:48:04.140 calling for him to go

00:48:05.820 and the Home Secretary

00:48:07.840 Shabana Mahmood, Senior

00:48:09.580 Cabinet Minister, is now 0.91

00:48:11.640 demanding that Sakir sets out a

00:48:13.680 timetable for his resignation.

00:48:16.240 Our political correspondent Louisa James

00:48:17.980 is in Downing Street. Louisa,

00:48:19.860 a meeting of the whole

00:48:21.240 Cabinet coming up in just

00:48:23.680 three hours' time.

00:48:26.120 Are we expecting to hear

00:48:27.500 from Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister from Downing Street,

00:48:30.220 about what is going to happen before the Cabinet meeting?

00:48:33.060 Or is Shemana Mahmoud, the Home Secretary,

00:48:35.360 going to be repeating her call for Keir Starmer

00:48:39.120 to set a timetable in front of all her colleagues in that meeting?

00:48:44.080 Well, listen, I have stood here many times over the last year or so,

00:48:48.020 even more over the last few months,

00:48:50.200 a few weeks, a few days,

00:48:51.460 talking about whether it is time for Keir Starmer to go.

00:48:54.840 And every time we think it might be the end,

00:48:56.760 he has had another stay of execution but this morning in all honesty it does feel different

00:49:02.340 it does feel as though we might be in the end game and that things could come to a head within hours

00:49:08.180 because yeah okay that's enough what she said there i think is the case it feels like

00:49:13.220 we're in the end game not really the beginning of the end but sort of the end of the end might

00:49:20.020 be wrong right he might get super stubborn about it but it feels like I put the government

00:49:27.680 collapsing today this morning this afternoon at 50 50 probably more than 50 50

00:49:34.340 okay there you go there you go that's the biggest story by far today by a long long way all right

00:49:44.800 shall we have a look at on this day in history last five ten minutes of the show

00:49:49.600 And then we'll get to the Rumble Rants and Super Chats as always

00:49:52.140 You know the drill

00:49:53.060 Glorious Band, The Chosen For You, My Band of Brothers and Sisters

00:49:56.160 You know what's going on here, you get the format

00:49:58.100 Alright, shall we have a look at what happened on this day in history real quick

00:50:01.340 You guys like that, I like doing that

00:50:02.560 The 12th of May, what happened here 0.89

00:50:04.720 Britain abolishes the slave trade

00:50:08.640 1789 on this day

00:50:10.080 William Wilberforce MP

00:50:11.160 Makes his first major speech on abolition

00:50:14.660 Ending the slave trade

00:50:17.000 And ultimately the ownership of slaves

00:50:18.680 In the UK, House of Commons

00:50:20.400 Reasoning the slave trade is morally reprehensible

00:50:23.480 And an issue of natural justice

00:50:25.900 Yeah

00:50:26.880 Do you reckon

00:50:28.520 That on my history theme show

00:50:33.320 Bo Day's Epochs

00:50:34.320 Behind the paywall on lotusseaters.com

00:50:36.880 Consider signing up for £5 a month

00:50:38.420 Do you think now I've got long form content

00:50:40.740 All about the life and career

00:50:41.980 And sayings, writings, speeches

00:50:44.340 Of William Wilberforce and the abolitionist movement 0.99

00:50:46.640 You bet you sweet ass 0.97

00:50:48.640 i have oh yeah it's there in conversation with mr kyle benjamin yeah long form long form bit 0.98

00:50:53.660 of content what couple of hours or whatever all about william wilberforce and the abolitionist

00:50:58.820 movement usually people that hate this country and the west and white people will just omit

00:51:06.760 talking about william wilberforce they didn't used to when i was growing up but these days

00:51:12.360 they just talk about the evils of the slave trade and you know reparations and gibbs you've got

00:51:17.800 endlessly say sorry and give them endless amounts of money and they just won't talk about abolitionism

00:51:22.880 late 18th century early 19th century abolitionism now from a moral point of view

00:51:28.920 we did away with it the british among the first

00:51:34.260 went beyond that tried to stamp it out use the royal navy to try and stamp it out all around the 0.72

00:51:40.520 world william wilberforce okay in line on this day in 1914 nazi blitzkrieg and and conquest of

00:51:50.940 france begin with german forces crossing the muse river yeah very interesting was reading well

00:51:57.720 listening to an audiobook about a week ago all about that stuff

00:52:01.260 where mr hitler's army thought it was a bad idea you know didn't we try that like 20 years ago to

00:52:09.560 invade france it didn't work out well did it he was like no and hitler was just like no we're

00:52:13.480 doing it we can do an opposite schlieffen plan instead of a massive left hook round

00:52:21.320 belgium to the sea and round we're gonna do it the other way we're gonna go massive left hook

00:52:25.960 and we're gonna go through the ardennes forest you can't do that it's too dense it's like no

00:52:29.960 we'll make it happen we'll work and it did only bloody did the battle for france over very very

00:52:37.320 quickly

00:52:37.660 on this day

00:52:43.180 1943, Axis forces in

00:52:45.380 North Africa surrender, Nazi forces

00:52:47.240 in North Africa surrender

00:52:48.320 got a bit of content on state of politics

00:52:51.660 all about

00:52:53.400 the life and career

00:52:55.420 of Enoch Powell

00:52:56.340 he was in North Africa, we'll talk about it

00:52:59.300 I'll talk about it a fair bit actually in that bit of content

00:53:01.340 he was in North Africa in intelligence

00:53:03.300 how he defeated

00:53:05.020 Rommel's Africa Corps

00:53:06.440 The real ding dong back and forth 0.71

00:53:08.820 All the way across the deserts of North Africa

00:53:10.580 For a few years

00:53:11.600 Rommel winning, taking to Brook

00:53:14.080 Thinking they're going to win

00:53:15.340 Us being pushed back almost

00:53:17.260 All the way to Cairo

00:53:18.920 And then us pushing back against Rommel

00:53:22.060 Him fighting on against the odds

00:53:24.000 El Alamein

00:53:25.700 The Americans getting involved

00:53:27.300 It's a great story

00:53:28.220 It's a great story

00:53:30.300 The SAS, you've got everything there

00:53:33.340 The war, World War II in North Africa

00:53:36.400 I think is an absolutely fascinating

00:53:38.580 Bit of the war

00:53:40.860 And ultimately we were victorious

00:53:43.880 So it's good from that point of view

00:53:46.940 On this day in 1949

00:53:48.480 The Soviet Union lifted its blockade of West Berlin

00:53:51.120 After the US, the UK and their allies

00:53:53.200 Successfully supply the city

00:53:54.920 During the Berlin airlift

00:53:56.280 Yeah, classic bit of very early Cold War 0.51

00:53:59.260 History

00:54:01.020 Because Berlin, the city

00:54:02.660 Is firmly in East Germany

00:54:04.440 Right behind the Iron Curtain

00:54:07.740 Mr Churchill's Iron Curtain

00:54:10.380 But West Berlin 0.78

00:54:13.320 Was like an allied

00:54:15.960 Western enclave

00:54:17.920 Stalin decided to

00:54:21.080 Wanted to close that

00:54:22.560 We the allies

00:54:25.220 Mainly the US really

00:54:26.480 Stopped driving

00:54:28.920 Trucks full of stuff 0.99

00:54:30.980 From West Germany

00:54:32.780 Into West Berlin

00:54:34.040 starting close that off trying to trying to squeeze west berlin and just take all of berlin

00:54:40.100 to be in the soviet sphere so the allies decided to airlift millions and millions of tons of

00:54:48.180 material food everything everything half a city needs and you know putting the ball back in

00:54:56.020 starling's court are you going to start shooting our airplanes out of the sky

00:55:00.180 attempting that berlin airlift if so it's world war three

00:55:03.820 so at that point stalin did blink basically he was like well i'm not prepared to start world war

00:55:12.660 three over this

00:55:15.000 a real crisis moment interesting thing the berlin airlift read up about it if you're interested in

00:55:23.220 the cold war fascinating little bit of history there on this day in 2002 former u.s president

00:55:29.620 jimmy carter arrives in cuba for a five-day visit with fidel castro becoming the first president of

00:55:34.900 the united states in or out of office to visit the island since castro's 1959 revolution interesting

00:55:40.020 jimmy carter an interesting guy most people like him some people hate him think he's he was just

00:55:45.140 super weak most people kind of i kind of liked him obviously it's before my time but you know

00:55:50.940 looking back on it president in the 70s in 2002 he was an old man he only died recently didn't he

00:55:57.500 He lived to be a grand old age.

00:55:59.200 He lived to be over a hundred.

00:56:01.420 And he died recently, like a year ago or something.

00:56:04.440 Okay.

00:56:05.660 On this day in 2008, Wenchuan earthquake, measuring 7.8 in magnitude,

00:56:10.940 occurs in Sichuan, China, killing over 87,000 and injuring 374,643,

00:56:18.220 leaving homeless between 4.8 million and 11 million people.

00:56:22.660 The bad one.

00:56:24.360 It was a bad one.

00:56:25.220 if you look on say wikipedia or something and you look at a list of all the earthquakes and floods

00:56:31.540 that have happened in china over the years you'll probably be amazed how many there are and what the

00:56:36.800 casualty figures are for them like that's once in in a century once in a millennia thing no no it

00:56:43.340 happens all the time sort of all the time going back to the earliest records

00:56:49.820 but the whole yancey river the whole yancey valley is flooded out or whatever

00:56:56.520 i'd be worried if one day there's such a massive earthquake that it

00:57:02.140 damages or even breaks that three gorges dam

00:57:06.840 that three gorges dam breaks and the giant reservoir behind that goes down river

00:57:14.520 millions of people will be killed 0.87

00:57:19.820 okay but the Chinese ever since the Maoist era have been obsessed with dams for some reason 1.00

00:57:28.400 okay all right shall we have a look at the Rumble Rants and Super Chats 0.77

00:57:33.300 what have we got here all right the Rumble Rants who's in at number one it's global church history

00:57:41.180 isn't it because of course it is i respect the ground okay he sent in at two minutes past seven

00:57:49.500 in the a.m i'll get up i'll get up early speak global church history what does he say he usually

00:57:55.460 gives us to uh too little on this day in history things so we've got today in 113 a.d trajan erects

00:58:03.400 his column cool yeah interesting fascinating i've been thrown on at rome a number of times looked

00:58:09.420 up at that column with my own two eyeballs. There's also a full-size plaster cast replica

00:58:15.580 of it in the Victorian Albert Museum in London. Also seen there. Trajan, one of the greatest

00:58:21.200 emperors. If you don't know, just super quick. He went on various campaigns. He was a military,

00:58:27.740 one of the military emperors just before Hadrian. Went on this giant campaign to the east and

00:58:34.420 just swept all in his path like a modern day alexander or near there's some great lines

00:58:41.960 particularly in gibbon or is it in plutarch even where letters would come back from the east to

00:58:47.400 the senate in rome sort of every day or every week saying i've just conquered another kingdom

00:58:52.720 i've just taken another kingdom vassal and on and on and the people back in rome the senate

00:58:59.800 couldn't believe it it's just like you just can't stop winning he actually suffered a little bit

00:59:05.000 from sort of winning too much like alexander he takes such a massive swathe of land that you can't

00:59:11.160 realistically hope to actually ever govern it anyway trader a remarkable emperor and general

00:59:18.760 one of the one of the best to ever do it and then he made a column literally just come and round it

00:59:24.120 in a spiral like freeze freeze form is a story various stories of all these victories

00:59:29.400 it's in rome it's just outside the forum just on the other side of the street to the forum

00:59:33.920 still there to this day incredible right okay you also say global church history in 1593 the

00:59:42.160 playwright thomas kidd was arrested and tortured for his writings against the quote strangers

00:59:46.980 immigrants who now made up 30 of cities like norwich don't know a great deal about that

00:59:53.500 I'm afraid I can't give you much comment about that

00:59:56.360 Thomas Kidd

00:59:57.940 Late 16th century

01:00:00.160 I know various things about

01:00:02.540 Society

01:00:04.180 And the various strangers 1.00

01:00:05.360 Foreign people

01:00:07.460 It's an old fashioned way of saying foreigners

01:00:09.320 But specifically Thomas Kidd

01:00:11.820 The playwright

01:00:12.820 Not too much, sorry about that, interesting point though

01:00:15.880 Thank you

01:00:16.520 Okay, the next Rumble rant is

01:00:19.000 Boneapple Tea Party

01:00:21.920 says allegedly david lammy was going to pop in and tell keir he had to go but he couldn't

01:00:28.620 remember what number in downing street he lives at keir lives at yeah david lammy if his performance

01:00:37.800 on celebrity mastermind is anything to go by has got the mind of a child like not even a particularly

01:00:44.660 brilliant child like a normal bog standard seven-year-old eight-year-old has somehow got

01:00:50.380 to adulthood without picking up any real general knowledge. How can you go through life as

01:00:56.160 an adult without knowing why anything is the way it is? Not understanding any references?

01:01:05.000 It's only DEI why he's in the position he's in, isn't it? It's the only reason.

01:01:11.120 He's truly, truly stupid. Truly. I mean, as a matter of fact. 1.00

01:01:15.860 Okay, 14 Barber says

01:01:20.720 Alright, yeah I'm alright, you're alright

01:01:22.460 You say

01:01:24.580 I guess it's entirely possible

01:01:27.580 That Starmer could set his resignation date

01:01:30.260 To be around the time of the next general election

01:01:32.580 Well

01:01:33.020 Not really

01:01:36.180 He also threatened an election

01:01:38.180 If they forced him out before

01:01:39.360 Yeah, that's true

01:01:40.040 Can't say

01:01:42.120 That wouldn't make any sense

01:01:43.440 Okay, I resign

01:01:44.660 I'm prepared to resign

01:01:47.360 But not until

01:01:49.800 2029

01:01:50.980 That wouldn't make sense

01:01:52.420 Maybe though he might say

01:01:55.420 This is more likely

01:01:57.000 Or possible perhaps

01:01:58.680 I will resign but it will be in

01:02:01.380 Two months, three months

01:02:03.520 Time enough for a by election to be called

01:02:05.800 Somewhere in Manchester, Andy Burnham to win it

01:02:07.560 And then a leadership election to take place

01:02:09.560 For Andy Burnham to take over

01:02:10.760 That will take a couple of months

01:02:13.380 right I would have thought all that sometimes Labour I know Ed Miliband changed all the rules

01:02:19.820 I believe but sometimes Labour leadership elections can take ages like didn't the Corbyn one

01:02:24.420 take like four months or something I think the rules have changed since then but nonetheless

01:02:31.080 you would need at least a couple of months maybe three months maybe more I don't know

01:02:35.260 For

01:02:36.920 To get Andy in

01:02:38.560 Would Starmer be prepared to do all that

01:02:41.720 Is he that sort of magnanimous

01:02:43.920 I'm not sure he is

01:02:46.040 Yeah and as you say

01:02:48.760 And he threatened an election if they forced him out

01:02:51.020 Yeah right

01:02:51.640 Oh you're going to force me out

01:02:54.100 Well let's do a general election and you all lose your seats

01:02:56.620 Or nearly all

01:02:57.220 I wouldn't put that past him either

01:03:00.320 I wouldn't put anything past him

01:03:02.680 I think he's quite a

01:03:03.600 as well as being sort of unimaginative and a robot-like person i think he's also

01:03:09.480 relatively bitter and vindictive as well relatively you may well do that i wouldn't

01:03:16.500 get past him okay and the last rumble rant today from busted brian says any insight bow into claims

01:03:22.660 of restore cancelling saskia teague speaking at some event over some kind of inappropriate tweet

01:03:27.980 regarding the pick of the white and british council members well not any special um insight

01:03:35.120 but charlie downs went on twitter yesterday and cleared it up just said yeah we are that was

01:03:40.620 some sort of internal error to block her from doing that we apologized he apologized to her

01:03:46.440 apologized to the party members that were alarmed by that it was some sort of internal error we're

01:03:52.200 not perfect we're still growing as a party um and drew a line under it said sorry it shouldn't

01:03:57.820 happen again it won't happen again that's what that is bit of a storm in a teacup to be perfectly

01:04:03.080 honest i think um hopefully saskia will be allowed to speak next time not too much a big deal the

01:04:13.600 old the ex-tory boy term reform cards thought it was some sort of brilliant win some sort of wedge

01:04:19.480 to ruin the party yeah no it's not a big deal all right let's go over to the youtube super chats

01:04:29.080 there's a dozen or so of these so let's whip through these cowboy dud said oh you've given

01:04:36.840 us a on this day in history thing what have you got there okay on this day in history 1215

01:04:40.800 english barons issue king john the ultimatum that led to magna carter also wilberforce's first

01:04:48.740 speech against slavery 1789 okay cool so we already talked about wilberforce didn't we

01:04:54.500 and the other one the barons in 1215 against king john

01:05:03.620 do you reckon i've got long-form content all about the age of king john and magna carter

01:05:09.780 yeah more than one long-form video actually talk about it in loads and loads loads of detail if

01:05:17.380 if you're so inclined if you want to hear me talking about all that telling you the story

01:05:20.680 about all of that you consider signing up to bronze team membership get behind that paywall

01:05:25.500 it's good value for money all right the next one what is it mini mobile review is that what that

01:05:34.240 says it's a one long word mini mobile review says when is new irelander magazine out bow oh i don't

01:05:41.600 know i know rory's working on it right now but i don't know the exact date little harry do we know

01:05:45.400 do you know no okay i haven't got an exact date for you but i would have thought it'd be in the

01:05:52.800 next month or two something like that i hope that hasn't just piled loads of pressure on rory and

01:05:57.620 he was like no it won't be for ages yet i don't know sorry can't tell you but it definitely will

01:06:02.940 be one i mean 100 will be one we've got as usual some of the bigger hitters on the distant right

01:06:09.880 writing for it so you go but i don't have an exact date for you sorry okay harry hobag says maybe

01:06:17.820 streeting will be labor's uh didius julianus didius julianus what did i have to remind i can't

01:06:27.360 remember what was how what what parallels would there be between streeting and didius julianus

01:06:35.000 I'm sorry, I can't recall

01:06:37.200 Okay, there's probably a really good reference there

01:06:40.400 That's going over my head at the moment

01:06:41.660 Alright

01:06:45.080 Pardon me

01:06:46.660 The Cayman Live says

01:06:49.040 Hey up, Bo

01:06:49.720 Hey up

01:06:50.380 You northerner

01:06:51.800 Hey up

01:06:52.220 Our kid

01:06:53.500 Reckon Starmer out this week

01:06:57.020 Could be this morning

01:06:58.100 He said

01:07:00.420 I bet my dad 20 quid last week

01:07:03.520 that he'd stay in after the election after the elections uh he has to the end of the week

01:07:09.960 nd he has so far maybe it was meant to be mb he has so far what do you reckon well as i say i put

01:07:22.040 his chances of uh the chances of him coming out this morning on this afternoon and resigning at

01:07:27.080 50 50 maybe slightly more than that i don't see him getting past the end of the week whether he

01:07:33.500 stays whether he stays on as sort of the interim leader as like a ghost leader a ghost prime

01:07:40.660 minister until until someone else is elected or until well he will do that he'll probably stay on

01:07:46.600 as leader probably who knows it could play out a number of different ways there's probably about

01:07:50.780 a dozen different ways things could break it could play out i see him as like his actual

01:07:56.900 Full position as leader and Prime Minister

01:08:00.040 Like

01:08:00.500 It can't last very long

01:08:03.740 It may even be today

01:08:05.400 Okay

01:08:06.620 Emily for a store

01:08:09.340 Good girl 0.94

01:08:10.460 She says

01:08:12.420 Worst outcome 0.96

01:08:13.800 Marxist clowns Burnham, Lammy and Rainer become PM 1.00

01:08:16.960 And all the crazy Islamo commie greens 1.00

01:08:19.900 Come back to Labour 1.00

01:08:21.180 Yeah, that wouldn't be great

01:08:22.300 Although you could, of course

01:08:23.980 Although you could argue

01:08:25.700 That

01:08:26.900 Even though it damages our country in the meantime,

01:08:32.420 the strategic thinking is that's actually ultimately not bad

01:08:35.320 because it means at the next general election, whenever that is,

01:08:38.380 they get truly annihilated.

01:08:41.280 The accelerationist angle, the accelerationist view.

01:08:46.220 I don't like accelerationism.

01:08:48.660 I get it.

01:08:49.460 I've got a little bit in me that's accelerationist,

01:08:51.740 but I don't want my country to be damaged any more than it needs to be.

01:08:56.900 we'll see we'll see all right dewey 135 says when's the lotus eaters and count dankular boxing

01:09:06.620 match happening that won't happen there's only a few of us here i mean rory plays rugby big harry

01:09:13.060 does goes to the gym lays a proper gym bro and i think does a bit of sparring and stuff

01:09:18.420 they want to have a fight with dank or one or two dank's minions fine i'm too old for that stuff

01:09:23.940 I don't want to get my orbital cracked

01:09:25.760 I don't want to break my nose, lose teeth

01:09:27.860 Break a rib

01:09:30.500 No thank you 1.00

01:09:31.680 It's a young man's game 0.73

01:09:33.760 I'm middle aged 1.00

01:09:35.360 Okay 0.96

01:09:37.920 Anime Chud Party says 0.97

01:09:40.020 Being a power top 0.99

01:09:42.080 Is Greek-peeled Nietzsche-ism

01:09:44.120 Yeah, yeah

01:09:53.680 yeah ac1d helm said did you hear about about amos yee getting jumped harry do you know what that's

01:10:05.960 talking about i'm so glad you've asked i'm glad that we've got this donation right this is i don't

01:10:10.460 know can you set yourself up slightly is that possible yeah yeah uh so i i don't think that

01:10:16.920 be talking about this uh again probably okay he is a convicted child sex offender uh again

01:10:29.800 convicted child sex offender okay uh and he got banned yeah yeah and he got banned from uh going

01:10:39.480 to a convention because he uh has social media accounts advocating for cp and c-slam content

01:10:47.400 so a guy at this convention jumped him and there's just so many videos about it but the

01:10:55.820 the guy's being uh i think he has a court date okay all that was news to me i've never heard

01:11:04.000 Of Amos Yee

01:11:05.000 Until this moment

01:11:05.920 But what

01:11:07.980 A wrong'un

01:11:08.620 Getting jumped

01:11:09.380 I left my tiny violin

01:11:12.020 At home

01:11:12.440 Sorry

01:11:13.380 Well okay

01:11:17.260 There you go

01:11:17.900 AC1D Helm said

01:11:20.680 Have I heard about that

01:11:21.660 Well no

01:11:21.940 Not until just then

01:11:22.700 But there you go

01:11:23.960 Okay

01:11:24.560 Alright

01:11:26.320 Lofer Sheffield

01:11:29.280 Morning Lofer

01:11:29.940 Super fan Lofer

01:11:30.940 Funny on Twitter

01:11:32.520 He says

01:11:33.580 Oi Baldy 0.99

01:11:34.840 I allow him to call me Baldy 0.99

01:11:36.060 He's allowed

01:11:37.460 He's a good guy

01:11:38.860 I never mind being called bald

01:11:41.980 I just am bald

01:11:42.860 Oi Baldy

01:11:44.740 He calls me Baldy all the time

01:11:45.740 Lammy stroke mastermind 0.98

01:11:47.880 Question mark 1.00

01:11:48.500 Two Ronnies was funnier

01:11:51.400 Yeah

01:11:52.440 Remember the two Ronnies mastermind parody

01:11:56.280 Where he answers one question after the other

01:11:58.000 Brilliant

01:11:58.740 Brilliant writing

01:11:59.660 Alright cheers

01:12:01.040 Lofer

01:12:02.220 Thundercork

01:12:04.220 2028 says

01:12:05.360 Starmer will remain beyond

01:12:07.780 2029

01:12:08.660 interesting take

01:12:11.920 I mean

01:12:17.540 I highly doubt it now

01:12:19.220 okay

01:12:20.700 Erwin Romulus another big fan

01:12:23.980 says mini epochs

01:12:26.040 on Jimmy Carter and the rabbit

01:12:27.900 I do one on the president

01:12:31.760 all the presidents in fact after i finish my monarchy series which will take probably a few

01:12:35.540 years yet maybe i'll do one on all the presidents one after the other from washington down to

01:12:40.980 the donald jimmy carter and the rabbit what's that reference to the rabbit i'm not sure

01:12:47.220 i don't know but okay we'll do one on all the presidents in fact i've already got some long

01:12:54.040 form content on uh history bro harry go to go to that camera already got some content on history

01:13:01.740 bro about some of the presidents there's one about george washington one about thomas jefferson

01:13:06.700 one about ulysses s grant and do one about teddy roosevelt soon

01:13:14.540 okay uh last two or three here zeitgeist 3208 says um they're all catchers there's not a pitcher

01:13:24.780 among them i reckon that's part of the problem yeah they they're all into baseball and they all

01:13:30.940 want to be the catcher in a game of baseball. Charles Smith 956 says, Bo, would you or any

01:13:39.640 other Lotus Eaters be open to a chat about neuro-inclusion? I think it is fundamentally

01:13:51.840 misunderstood and would love to chat. I don't know what neuro-inclusion is, I'm afraid. It sounds

01:13:56.740 like something josh firm might be interested in josh firm's got properly like got a postgraduate

01:14:01.060 level uh degree in psychology he's very interested in the mind and all sorts of things i don't know

01:14:10.340 exactly what neuro inclusion is maybe tweet josh even though josh isn't a formal permanent member

01:14:18.900 of lotus anymore he is still more than a friend of the show and still comes in and makes content and

01:14:24.600 stuff so tweet at him see what he says all right and the very last one today dewey 135 again says

01:14:33.340 oh doe e 135 i said dewey 135 and he's correct me it should be doe e 135 okay i'll try and

01:14:43.900 remember that going forward all right that's the show it's now 15 minutes past nine in the

01:14:49.560 am british summertime um i am on the podcast today i believe i was supposed to be on on

01:14:56.600 last friday i was absolutely physically exhausted truly physically exhausted and luca said bro

01:15:04.080 i'll go i'll go on the podcast for you today you go home and go to bed which i gladly took him up

01:15:11.520 on i'm repaying the favor today i'm on the podcast so i'll see you at 1 p.m today you've been the

01:15:17.640 glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters thank you for joining me um until

01:15:25.920 tomorrow do try and make the best of your day carpe diem see you today if you can try make the

01:15:31.940 most of your time most valuable thing you'll ever have don't sound like a broken record i'm getting

01:15:36.180 though. Alright, until 1pm today, take care.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 12, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 12th May 2026

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