The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 15th September 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning.

00:00:05.680 You alright?

00:00:07.920 I hope you are.

00:00:09.020 I genuinely do.

00:00:09.780 Sincerely hope you are.

00:00:10.700 Me?

00:00:10.940 Yeah, I'm alright.

00:00:11.520 Yeah.

00:00:12.120 Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, rocking him around for the day, head.

00:00:14.780 Are you?

00:00:16.680 Come on, wakey-wakey, eggs and bakey, the day's half over.

00:00:19.040 Out of bed, sleepyhead, let's do this.

00:00:20.280 Come on.

00:00:22.020 Welcome to the Beau Show.

00:00:23.400 Breakfast with Beau.

00:00:24.660 Formerly, Breakfast with Beau.

00:00:25.820 Colloquially, the Beau Show.

00:00:28.160 Beau's Breakfast Club.

00:00:29.040 Don't you forget about me. 1.00

00:00:30.000 The Lotus Eaters Breakfast Club

00:00:31.480 Hashtag TheRealLBC 1.00

00:00:32.420 As always I'm joined by a bum producer 1.00

00:00:37.520 Nearly always 1.00

00:00:38.340 Little Harry

00:00:39.220 How are you this morning good sir?

00:00:40.500 Morning again

00:00:41.000 I'm all good

00:00:41.340 Disembodied voice of the all powerful producer there

00:00:45.060 We are in his hand

00:00:46.780 What would little Harry do?

00:00:53.600 Okay

00:00:54.040 It is now one minute past eight

00:00:55.340 In the AM

00:00:56.080 On Tuesday

00:00:57.500 We're only on Tuesday aren't we?

00:00:58.620 Tuesday the 15th

00:00:59.580 of uh september in the year of our law 2026 you're the glorious band the chosen for you my band of

00:01:04.220 brothers and sisters thank you for joining me without you guys it isn't a thing i must say

00:01:11.140 i try and get in the habit of saying this at the beginning of the show like the stream give it a

00:01:16.820 thumbs up fan dabby dozy make sure you're subbed to the channel and get the bell on ye olde bell

00:01:24.140 whack that on doesn't cost you anything all right that's enough fannying about isn't it that's quite

00:01:29.220 enough faffing for one morning let's just get straight into it this show's supposed to be about

00:01:32.900 what's in the corporate lamestream media on any on any given day what are they lying to us about

00:01:39.300 by omission what's that cabal of evil quite frankly evil fleet street editors first and foremost

00:01:43.020 fleet street what's the papers what are the papers saying what are they lying to us about

00:01:46.960 what slop are they trying to smash into our face

00:01:51.660 all right well we've got reform donors could face in face enhanced checks

00:01:59.220 Labour still quite badly butthurt

00:02:02.100 that reform got given over 70 million quid.

00:02:06.880 And Sydney Sweeney blasted. 0.96

00:02:10.300 Blasted by what? 0.97

00:02:15.780 Words. Words.

00:02:18.380 No, no.

00:02:20.100 Blasted by words.

00:02:21.240 Sydney Sweeney has been put on blast.

00:02:23.980 This is the news.

00:02:25.580 Right, the times, the venerable times.

00:02:27.080 Here we go.

00:02:29.220 Trump calls out AI conspiracy and tirade against regulation.

00:02:32.920 So Trump, the Donald, doesn't feel there is a problem with AI on any level,

00:02:39.100 even though all the main people involved in it are saying there is.

00:02:43.340 And the Chinese, in fact, there's a story later on we'll see.

00:02:46.120 The Chinese state has come out and said, yeah, we're concerned about it as well.

00:02:50.540 Not the Donald, though.

00:02:51.720 Not the Donald.

00:02:53.440 80-year-old big fat Donald Trump.

00:02:59.220 thinks he's so clever quite literally he personally is so clever that it's all good it's fine he keeps

00:03:05.060 saying doesn't he we've said a few times say i've seen him say twice so is it even three times i

00:03:10.340 think it's three times i've seen him say the line whoever wins ai wins what are you talking about

00:03:16.740 bro wins what wins what a destroyed civilization is that what you win i mean get a load of this

00:03:27.300 get a load of this this is what he put on true social it's sort of astounding it's what he put

00:03:35.140 you tell me try and put like um maga and trump derangement syndrome out of your mind both those

00:03:41.060 things both ends of that spectrum just try and put that out of your mind just try and take this what

00:03:46.020 is try and do a little bit of value-free analysis do you agree with what is being said here

00:03:50.180 President Trump says

00:03:53.100 The only control or guardrails that AI needs

00:03:56.760 Is a strong and smart

00:03:57.980 High IQ president

00:04:00.460 And the USA has that in spades 1.00

00:04:06.160 Does it?

00:04:09.300 And even if you grant Mr Trump

00:04:11.100 His high IQ, strong and smart

00:04:12.880 Which I don't

00:04:13.740 But even if you do, even if you did

00:04:15.300 What if there isn't one?

00:04:18.280 What if you've got another Joe Biden?

00:04:19.320 And we've got another George Bush Jr.

00:04:21.900 Who by any metric isn't really high IQ.

00:04:24.140 What then?

00:04:26.500 What then, Donald?

00:04:28.420 All right.

00:04:29.200 He goes on.

00:04:30.520 The Trump administration has stopped AI people from doing bad or potentially bad things.

00:04:35.900 Like Dario Anthropic.

00:04:38.000 Who is now pretending to be a perfect little angel.

00:04:40.280 I wonder exactly what is not being said there.

00:04:45.680 Some sort of subtext there, isn't it? 1.00

00:04:47.200 and we will continue to do so stop ai people from doing bad and potentially bad things we already

00:04:54.680 have tremendous tremendous criminal and regulatory power over these companies again do you do you

00:05:00.900 though you don't we know you don't

00:05:04.160 there is a sick capital letters boomer capital letters there's a sick conspiracy going on

00:05:11.920 against AI and data centres and the only one that is happy about it is China there may be an element 0.53

00:05:17.580 of truth to that but as I say in the news cycle this morning there's also word coming out rumblings

00:05:24.840 oh yeah there's rumblings coming out of China saying the same thing we're concerned by the

00:05:31.060 lightning fast development of as Neil said super intelligent not quite yet super intelligent AI

00:05:37.200 okay he went on to say um the only one who's happy about it is china whoever wins ai wins

00:05:46.780 again wins what sir what are you babbling on about old man

00:05:52.540 it feels like he doesn't understand the first thing about what he's talking about

00:06:01.000 why is he saying that like that's the that's the sound bite whoever wins ai wins

00:06:07.200 it's desire it's not high iq is it it's not smart and high iq that

00:06:13.000 just saying that over and over again whoever wins ai wins

00:06:17.400 yeah so you say wins what wins the the prize of having super intelligent ai servers or whatever

00:06:26.740 or they won't even be on servers will they even that's old hat have it on your soil

00:06:31.820 It'll be truly international

00:06:33.800 Transnational won't it 0.69

00:06:35.420 You win what

00:06:36.340 What do you think you're winning Donald

00:06:38.740 We are leading China and all others

00:06:42.180 And we'll continue to do so

00:06:43.420 Yeah well done

00:06:43.900 You're leading China and all others 1.00

00:06:50.900 Off a cliff 1.00

00:06:52.240 Yeah brilliant

00:06:53.460 Brilliant

00:06:54.620 Conspiracy theorists

00:06:56.480 There you go

00:06:56.980 That's what they do

00:06:57.960 It's just a conspiracy theory

00:06:59.820 Conspiracy theorists

00:07:00.960 treasonous traitors and leakers beware okay okay i think your historical memory needs to beware 0.63

00:07:10.940 donald i think that's what needs to beware you go down in history as the president that was in

00:07:19.440 control of the united states during an inflection point in history to do with ai and you didn't

00:07:24.520 understand it remotely and did nothing about you actively proactively did nothing about it

00:07:28.600 I think that's what you should beware

00:07:31.640 Thank you for your attention to this matter

00:07:34.900 President Donald J.E. Trump

00:07:38.540 Friend of Jeffrey Epstein

00:07:41.720 Puppet of Bibb and Yet and Yahoo

00:07:44.240 They're your monikers, aren't they, Donald?

00:07:48.420 They're your titles, aren't they? 1.00

00:07:54.220 Idiot 1.00

00:07:54.780 Right 0.99

00:07:55.500 Enhanced checks may block

00:07:57.560 Oh, Bo's got his Trump derangement syndrome today

00:07:59.840 Suffering from acute 0.71

00:08:02.140 Trump derangement syndrome today

00:08:04.000 Alright, I give him credit when he does something good

00:08:07.860 Don't I, though, as well

00:08:09.240 People that are cheering on me having a pop at the Donald

00:08:12.440 I do give him credit

00:08:14.220 If he does something good, when he does something good

00:08:15.580 And he has done a bunch of good stuff

00:08:16.740 Alright, enhanced checks may block £72 million to reform

00:08:20.420 Labour considering amending bill on donations

00:08:23.160 Yeah, they can't hack it

00:08:24.440 They hate it, don't they? There's a story later on. We'll get to it. It says, Farage said, if, when? If he becomes Prime Minister, he'll look at changing the law around Labour getting massive donations, millions and millions and millions of pounds of donations from donations from unions.

00:08:46.820 That would be nice, that would be sweet

00:08:50.380 Yeah, break the back of labour

00:08:52.940 Nigel, yes please, that would be nice

00:08:54.940 If you don't mind

00:08:55.720 If you don't mind, that would be nice

00:08:57.780 Oh, Andy Burnham's dad died

00:08:59.800 No shade, no sarcasm

00:09:01.860 We all know we hate Burnham

00:09:04.220 No Sternum Burnham and his guyliner

00:09:06.100 But for this element, his dad died

00:09:09.160 His dad was in his mid-80s and had Alzheimer's

00:09:11.120 A terrible, terrible thing

00:09:12.480 Alzheimer's and similar diseases

00:09:15.420 absolutely disastrous and terrible harrowing thing so his father's died

00:09:23.100 one report I said so he didn't even know his son had become Prime Minister

00:09:31.420 all right well hopefully he's in a better place Andy Burnham's cancelled

00:09:35.020 all these all these things he's got to do you don't can't blame him all right

00:09:41.160 that's it no sarcasm all right here's a story reading is good for you whatever the genre

00:09:49.120 yeah just the article just says any reading really just keeps your mind alert it's good for you

00:09:55.580 yeah i'm a big advocate of reader not enough people read these days they really don't

00:10:00.820 they really really don't feel like i'm a dying breed like i read a lot i spend a lot of my days

00:10:06.120 reading i have to read quite a lot for epochs if nothing else my history theme show behind

00:10:12.680 the paywall where i do loads of quotes they're peppered with quotes sometimes half the thing

00:10:18.040 is me reading from like tacitus or livy or edward gibbon or whatever sometimes a big chunk of it

00:10:26.100 is just me reading so you know i read up on them and i do all sorts of quotes in every single

00:10:29.720 episode and anyway i just read a fair bit and uh i do feel like it's a bit of a dying breed you get

00:10:35.660 people that even claim they read they do a lot of reading they might have read a synopsis on

00:10:42.460 wikipedia done that sort of reading actually sitting down for hours and hours on end

00:10:48.280 not many people do i like fiction as well i read a fair bit of fiction

00:10:54.640 um some people occasionally you'll see someone on the train with a kindle

00:11:00.100 Or an actual book

00:11:01.520 A real life book

00:11:02.560 Quite rare though

00:11:04.000 Quite rare

00:11:04.960 People read on their phone a bit

00:11:06.920 They read web pages on their phone

00:11:08.300 But they don't read, read

00:11:09.480 If you know what I mean

00:11:10.180 But it's good

00:11:13.220 It's great

00:11:14.180 It's good for you

00:11:15.240 Good for your mind

00:11:15.920 And once you get into it

00:11:17.600 Once you get used to it

00:11:18.580 Get used to the idea of sitting there

00:11:21.260 For an hour, two, three

00:11:22.440 Just reading

00:11:24.260 Concentrating

00:11:25.880 Allowing the world to sort of

00:11:30.100 fly away a bit it's nice it's not a constant scrolling it's not because you've got a tv on

00:11:37.660 in the background you've got your laptop on with a web page and you've got your phone going

00:11:41.000 and you're just doing all sorts of stuff and you're trying to have a conversation with someone

00:11:44.540 just that endless bombardment from a couple of different angles at once stop all of that

00:11:49.080 stop all of that and just allow an author a good author to take you on a journey and you just

00:11:55.720 concentrate on their words and their words alone pretty old school really

00:11:59.140 anyway this report said reading is good for you

00:12:03.960 good for your mind and your soul in a way yeah i think it is obviously i mean kind of

00:12:12.300 obviously it is all right the guardian ooh

00:12:14.520 that's revolting the guardian oh what is that

00:12:22.620 In my beaker face 0.96

00:12:26.180 Gross, gross 0.99

00:12:30.320 Smells like poop 0.99

00:12:32.220 That's what the Guardian smells like 0.96

00:12:34.660 A bad one 1.00

00:12:38.360 Ministers seek law change to make £72 million donations to reform illegals

00:12:44.360 See, it's still going on about it

00:12:45.780 It's been in the news cycle for, what, over 48 hours now?

00:12:48.680 Or more, a bit more

00:12:49.400 Three days, is it?

00:12:52.620 Stricter requirements for donors in new bill could thwart crypto windfall.

00:12:59.760 I'd have to write like that.

00:13:01.000 Nonsense.

00:13:02.220 All right, we've talked about it before, haven't we?

00:13:03.500 So there's no real massive new data points.

00:13:07.820 It's just the main part is particularly Labour.

00:13:11.100 Terribly concerned about it.

00:13:13.220 For £72 million, let's be honest, let's be brutally, frankly honest about everything.

00:13:19.940 That's enough to sort of swing an election, right?

00:13:22.620 Say, at the next election, Labour and Reform are both polling at 30-odd percent, or 25%, you know, in that ballpark.

00:13:31.360 Well, an extra £72 million in the Reform coffers could swing it, couldn't it?

00:13:37.640 Very easily.

00:13:40.640 Does set a dangerous precedent, though, doesn't it?

00:13:44.600 Big money in politics is not a great idea, ultimately.

00:13:49.160 Ultimately, in the final reckoning, is it?

00:13:52.620 like you can only play if you've got tens and tens of millions of pounds that isn't great but also

00:14:01.100 you know if politicians are in the pocket of people that give them it i'm not saying

00:14:06.220 that nigel is in the pocket of that ben dello or christopher harbourn he's claiming he's not 0.96

00:14:12.060 i'm prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt on that but will that be the case going forward 0.96

00:14:15.900 for all politicians for all time going forward it won't be will it it won't be it certainly won't be

00:14:22.620 I'm not particularly happy about it myself on a conceptual level.

00:14:29.620 I suppose it was going to happen at some point.

00:14:32.620 I suppose it was going to happen.

00:14:34.620 We've still got a quaint political system in Britain, really, isn't it?

00:14:39.620 When compared to the United States, when you look at the United States,

00:14:41.620 the amount of money required to just run for Congress,

00:14:43.620 let alone the Senate, let alone the President.

00:14:46.620 And then you inevitably end up in hock in some way to your donors,

00:14:51.620 don't you especially if they're individual big ones even if it's just like in a de facto sense

00:14:58.060 they just expect to lean on you at some point and it's all sort of unwritten of course there's

00:15:05.920 no contract it's not great for politics all right oasis oasis are going to do more gigs

00:15:13.060 like 30 or 40 gigs all around the world next year millions of tickets are going on sale

00:15:18.300 That's all

00:15:20.400 That's on the front pages

00:15:22.200 A bit more than one paper today though

00:15:23.700 What I'll say is

00:15:26.460 I liked Oasis

00:15:28.140 I loved Oasis when I was a kid

00:15:29.400 In the 90s

00:15:30.300 I think Noel Gallagher

00:15:32.960 Is one of the

00:15:33.660 Among the better singer-songwriters

00:15:36.120 Of our generation

00:15:37.140 I don't rate Liam live though

00:15:40.220 He just shouts, does he?

00:15:42.180 Can't you sing the song, Liam?

00:15:43.420 Why are you just shouting now?

00:15:45.340 That's how you sing, isn't it?

00:15:46.640 He's just shouting

00:15:47.380 Let Noel do it

00:15:53.880 Just let Noel sing it

00:15:56.600 Okay

00:15:58.760 Trump hits out at AI

00:16:01.120 As AI stocks fall amid fears

00:16:03.620 Fallen a bit

00:16:05.820 To the tune of 3 or 4% or something

00:16:08.260 Not catastrophically

00:16:10.520 Okay something about the Let Be case

00:16:13.760 I read it but

00:16:14.760 It's sort of an ongoing thing

00:16:16.460 And for some reason, I've said this before haven't I

00:16:18.660 I can't seem to bring myself to care all that much about the Lucy Letby case

00:16:23.300 I don't know why as well

00:16:24.960 Because it's the sort of thing that you would think might be up my alley

00:16:27.100 Like an interesting salacious murder story

00:16:29.860 For some reason, I don't know

00:16:31.840 Anyway, I'll wait until her appeal

00:16:34.120 Her appeal is going through

00:16:35.660 And there's a review and all sorts of things

00:16:39.580 I'll let that play out

00:16:41.320 And then I'll read up on it and bring it to you then

00:16:43.720 But seeing as it's right in the middle of it

00:16:46.460 i should let it play out a bit more i think like all the reform money the original five million

00:16:52.520 from christopher harbourn and then the other one million that went to richard trust just wait for

00:16:56.820 it to play out before i'll reserve judgment until then i think all right the mirror labor party

00:17:02.200 labor party propaganda organ they go with the oasis are going to do more gigs next year

00:17:09.320 And Andy Burnham's dad has died

00:17:11.740 P.M. mourns his dad

00:17:15.120 Cancels engagements to be with his family

00:17:17.640 After loss of quiet guiding light

00:17:20.500 Apparently his dad had encouraged him to get into politics

00:17:23.160 Father's Alzheimer's struggle

00:17:25.340 Inspired fight for social care justice

00:17:27.200 Heartbroken

00:17:28.200 The star also go with Oasis

00:17:33.940 Roll with it, remember they had a song, roll with it

00:17:37.080 Oh here we go, Sydney Sweeney 1.00

00:17:38.760 and her infamous bosom. 1.00

00:17:45.040 Have you noticed Sydney Sweeney is buxom? 0.99

00:17:47.740 Have you noticed that?

00:17:49.660 I can't be the only one who's noticed.

00:17:56.900 Here's slop this story, really. 0.99

00:17:59.580 Sweeney blasted by sports aces for sexualising girls. 0.99

00:18:05.400 They're just jealous. 1.00

00:18:05.960 actress Sweeney's booby trap

00:18:09.840 all it is is that Sweeney's done some photo shoots

00:18:14.520 that are sort of sports themed

00:18:15.980 like there she is 1.00

00:18:17.340 covering up her giant pendulous mammary glands 1.00

00:18:21.260 with a couple of American footballs 1.00

00:18:22.980 there you go 0.99

00:18:23.800 and real life sports women 1.00

00:18:30.140 and it's not ideal is it 1.00

00:18:32.620 it's not optimal to have a big chest

00:18:34.720 And be an athlete

00:18:36.560 That's not optimal

00:18:37.560 So they don't usually, nearly always, or hardly ever

00:18:40.160 That's it

00:18:42.800 And they're saying, the real life sportswomen

00:18:45.240 Are saying, stop sexualising girls

00:18:47.780 Sydney

00:18:48.320 She's a model 1.00

00:18:51.060 Sydney Sweeney is a model who makes her living 1.00

00:18:53.440 Out of doing 1.00

00:18:55.240 Sexualised photo shoots or whatever 0.85

00:18:57.300 Or being pretty on camera 0.99

00:18:59.700 That's her job though, isn't it? 1.00

00:19:04.720 Like why are real life sports women getting the hump about it other than pure jealousy? 0.95

00:19:09.840 It's not like Signee Sweeney is trying to genuinely compete in athletics or anything, is it? 0.86

00:19:16.920 Nonsense, nonsense story, let's move on. Let's just move on from that ridiculous thing. 0.98

00:19:23.720 Alright, the Metro, ooh. The Metro. That's revolting, the Metro. What do you think you're doing? 0.95

00:19:31.720 What do you think you're doing? That's sickening your publication

00:19:35.240 Sickening sedition 0.99

00:19:38.080 Making my stomach go 0.91

00:19:41.660 Yeah, revolting

00:19:48.620 Absolutely, absolutely revolting 0.98

00:19:50.420 Amy, a real life athlete, takes aim at Sydney

00:19:54.700 Okay, sorry

00:19:58.100 Cops trace dirty cash from sham shops

00:20:02.300 Only now, are they?

00:20:03.740 Only now.

00:20:08.860 Post office fraud blitz.

00:20:11.180 500 new officers will tackle crime gangs

00:20:13.660 who use high street branches

00:20:15.340 of the post office

00:20:16.780 to launder illicit billions.

00:20:21.340 Yeah, you're a bit behind the curve on that one, guys.

00:20:25.000 Yeah.

00:20:25.880 You know you've got, like,

00:20:27.420 vape shops,

00:20:29.560 hairdressers, 1.00

00:20:30.500 Endless Turkish barbers 1.00

00:20:32.720 Nail places, fake sweet shops 1.00

00:20:36.360 Fake chicken shops

00:20:38.420 And they're obviously a front for laundering money

00:20:42.780 For drugs, prostitution, people smuggling

00:20:47.560 Whatever

00:20:48.800 They're money laundering fronts, aren't they?

00:20:51.740 Obviously

00:20:52.260 Obviously

00:20:54.120 Largely drugs, I think

00:20:56.320 And then these organised criminals 1.00

00:21:01.320 Nearly always foreign organised criminals 1.00

00:21:04.300 They'll take their bundles of cash 1.00

00:21:06.900 Actual real cash

00:21:08.840 And they'll take them to a normal bank or a post office

00:21:14.120 Hand over the cash, put that in a bank account

00:21:17.380 There you go

00:21:18.400 Now the state, the police

00:21:21.880 Have decided they need to do a post office fraud blitz

00:21:25.620 with 500 new officers dropping the ocean this is going on on a crazy scale the length and breadth

00:21:32.740 of this country every high street every high street in any city or town

00:21:39.460 it's just fake shop after vape shop after turkish barbers after turkish barbers

00:21:44.180 after fake chicken shop and sweet shop one after the other boom boom boom boom boom boom

00:21:48.820 you go to a tiny little village and there'll be a fake barbers there

00:21:55.620 You know, I'm not exaggerating.

00:21:56.800 You know that that's just not a far-right conspiracy,

00:22:00.760 far-right fantasy of mine.

00:22:02.420 That's reality in this country.

00:22:05.760 Now they've noticed and they think they're going to do something about it,

00:22:08.520 make a dent in it.

00:22:14.260 In Beau's Britain, I'd go to war with organised crime in this country.

00:22:20.420 I'd Elliot Ness the hell out of it.

00:22:23.400 Let's do some good.

00:22:24.160 Sort it out

00:22:25.960 The Express

00:22:27.680 It's a good paper

00:22:30.060 You can read your Express now

00:22:33.160 Of course it's not a good paper

00:22:39.780 That was sarcasm

00:22:40.780 That's an Alan Partridge line

00:22:41.920 It is pure globalist slop 0.96

00:22:44.260 Wearing the skin suit of patriotism and nativism 1.00

00:22:47.600 Look at their little banner there 0.98

00:22:49.380 Third Crusade era crusader

00:22:52.540 With the St George's Cross

00:22:53.540 Spear and Shield

00:22:54.320 Thinking they're on your side

00:22:56.100 They're not on your side 1.00

00:22:57.820 They hate the natives of this country 1.00

00:22:59.740 They'll try and destroy anyone 1.00

00:23:00.700 Who stands up for them 0.99

00:23:01.620 Try and character assassinate them 1.00

00:23:03.460 Destroy them 1.00

00:23:04.140 That's who the Express are 0.99

00:23:05.520 Here we go

00:23:06.420 Get a load of this

00:23:07.940 Piddington

00:23:09.020 You remember Piddington

00:23:10.100 We talked about it before

00:23:11.100 Didn't we

00:23:11.600 Tiny little village in Oxfordshire

00:23:14.100 350 odd people in it

00:23:15.880 They want to move in 1.00

00:23:17.040 1200 plus migrants next door 1.00

00:23:19.460 Tiny little parish village place

00:23:21.480 I'm saying it's 3,000 1.00

00:23:24.520 Fighting age 1.00

00:23:26.040 Foreign migrants 1.00

00:23:27.760 Invaders, sorry, not migrants 1.00

00:23:29.580 Invaders 1.00

00:23:30.420 Invaders 1.00

00:23:32.060 Whose per capita rate of sex crime, violent crime

00:23:35.560 And organised crime is through the roof 1.00

00:23:37.200 The women, particularly the women of Piddleton 0.99

00:23:39.640 Are concerned

00:23:40.440 They're just going to be outnumbered 10 to 1

00:23:42.440 They won't be safe anymore

00:23:44.720 Completely legitimate concerns

00:23:46.520 Who turned up? 1.00

00:23:51.480 Suella Braverman, this foreign woman, the cheek of that, the cheek of it. 0.89

00:23:58.960 Why, who's Suella Braverman? 0.78

00:24:00.300 You know, you know, you remember.

00:24:01.900 She was foreign secretary during Rishi years, and was it at the very end of the Boris years?

00:24:05.820 But certainly the Rishi years.

00:24:07.020 She was foreign secretary in charge of our borders when hundreds and hundreds of thousands of these people flooded in.

00:24:14.080 It was her responsibility to protect the women of Piddleton

00:24:19.360 And she failed big time 1.00

00:24:22.240 Wasted a couple of years on that ridiculous Rwanda 1.00

00:24:25.880 One in one out Rwanda program 0.98

00:24:27.680 Which came to nothing anyway

00:24:28.840 That's Suella Braverman

00:24:30.480 An enemy of the people 0.98

00:24:33.540 An enemy of this country 0.93

00:24:34.900 An enemy of the state 1.00

00:24:35.960 She put women like this in danger 1.00

00:24:39.900 And now she's going to turn up and be their champion

00:24:43.740 It makes me sick to my stomach 1.00

00:24:46.980 So Anna Braverman would be on trial

00:24:50.600 For treason 1.00

00:24:53.160 Bring back treason laws 0.97

00:24:54.940 And put all the Home Secretaries

00:24:57.100 From Blair onwards on trial

00:24:58.500 For their crimes

00:24:59.720 She's going to stand there 1.00

00:25:01.360 And pretend she's the champion of these women now 1.00

00:25:03.860 Sickening 1.00

00:25:05.360 Mum calls on MPs to back fight

00:25:09.960 Against village migrant centre plans 0.51

00:25:11.880 This is for our children 1.00

00:25:13.520 do you care about that the express why are you pretending you care about it

00:25:18.600 sorry i must ask the daily express why are you playing this game of pretending you care about

00:25:26.640 the safety of the women of piddleton and then when you get a proper party like reform or restore

00:25:32.880 get some people on the right of restore or the very very right of the conservative party

00:25:37.180 or a lot of people in restore people on the further right of reform that type

00:25:43.460 that talk about re-migration, talk about what needs to be done. 1.00

00:25:48.500 What are we going to do with these 1,200 migrants and the rest 1.00

00:25:51.940 and the millions of others in this country that shouldn't be here, 1.00

00:25:54.660 that pose a threat to our women and children? 0.93

00:25:56.880 What are we going to do with them? 0.78

00:25:57.820 We could just keep moving them around the country.

00:26:00.180 It's all very well to move them away from that site next to Piddleton.

00:26:04.100 They'll be a danger to some other village somewhere, won't they?

00:26:06.860 They need to be deported, don't they? 1.00

00:26:08.420 They need to be deported, re-migrated back to their countries of origin 1.00

00:26:11.900 where they belong. 1.00

00:26:13.460 That's what needs to happen.

00:26:14.760 But if people start talking about leaving the ECHR or mass remigration,

00:26:19.700 the Daily Express tries to destroy them.

00:26:23.620 And yet here they are.

00:26:25.000 And yet here they are, pretending they care.

00:26:28.200 This is for our children. 0.95

00:26:30.420 The hypocrisy is rank.

00:26:33.160 Rank.

00:26:36.680 The Express.

00:26:40.340 Revolting.

00:26:40.980 All right, the Tory graph, the daily Tory graph 1.00

00:26:44.960 German-owned Zionist slop now 0.74

00:26:47.300 Also anti-nativist

00:26:49.420 Also exactly the same as The Express and the other papers like that

00:26:53.160 You try and talk about 0.76

00:26:55.600 A giant program of mass remigration to save the nation 0.87

00:26:59.860 Millions must go

00:27:02.140 They will try and ruin you, call you a Nazi

00:27:07.100 Call you beyond the pale, etc, etc, etc

00:27:10.960 On and on and on

00:27:11.720 Gun for you as hard as they can

00:27:13.520 That's what the Telegraph is

00:27:15.140 There's a picture of Sydney Sweeney

00:27:18.220 With what I can only imagine

00:27:20.540 An American football top on

00:27:22.380 And holding an American football

00:27:23.700 Oh you can't do that 1.00

00:27:25.520 You're sexualising girls and women

00:27:27.120 Well she's a model 1.00

00:27:28.000 So 1.00

00:27:28.480 Sporting sisterhood

00:27:34.300 Tackles sexual 0.99

00:27:35.380 Oh I don't care

00:27:36.160 Villages join report over

00:27:38.760 Sorry, revolt

00:27:41.020 Villagers join revolt over migrant camps

00:27:43.600 Piddington creates a blueprint

00:27:45.260 To help other tiny parishes 1.00

00:27:47.660 Forced into housing thousands of asylum seekers 1.00

00:27:50.060 This is quite an interesting story 1.00

00:27:51.420 I read this this morning

00:27:52.120 Talking about

00:27:52.840 The way that Piddington has been able to

00:27:57.580 Get itself into the mainstream media

00:27:59.680 Because that's not easy

00:28:01.600 There's a whole process to that

00:28:03.860 Lots and lots of people

00:28:05.500 Think they've got a story

00:28:06.840 Or have got a story

00:28:07.840 and it never ever gets heard does it because there's a whole game there's a whole game to be

00:28:15.740 played before the legacy corporate lamestream media deign to to report on your story whoever

00:28:24.220 you are whatever your story is well pinnington has played that game quite well hasn't it

00:28:29.740 they're a blueprint

00:28:30.940 Or other small communities

00:28:35.480 That want to have their plight highlighted as well

00:28:38.860 Or Pillington, one of their stunts

00:28:41.880 Is that they want to secede from the United Kingdom

00:28:45.700 Of course they can't actually legally do that

00:28:48.040 It's all sort of performative

00:28:49.580 And they know it is

00:28:50.320 I mean, I'm not saying they're pretending they're really doing it

00:28:53.040 But it's actually performative, bro

00:28:54.200 They know it is

00:28:54.720 They know it's sort of symbolic

00:28:55.760 Of course

00:28:56.680 They're doing it anyway

00:28:58.280 They're doing it anyway

00:28:59.580 As a protest

00:29:02.320 From how they're being treated by the state

00:29:04.260 By Westminster, by the Home Office

00:29:06.060 Good for them, if it gets attention for them

00:29:10.020 And it wakes up some normies 0.60

00:29:11.420 Some Labour, Lib Dem, Green

00:29:14.060 And Tory voting normies

00:29:15.760 It wakes up some of them

00:29:18.060 Good, good

00:29:19.800 Right

00:29:22.600 Anti-Semitic rot in NHS revealed

00:29:26.060 Don't care 1.00

00:29:27.080 Nonsense

00:29:28.760 i mean one is there is it and two is it anything to do with the number of islamic doctors and

00:29:36.360 nurses i won't talk about that so okay what's what good is that story to me what value is that

00:29:42.980 there you go that's the telegraph now that's the telegraph now

00:29:47.280 we talk about general purpose anti-semitism in britain but won't talk about islam 0.87

00:29:53.280 BBC do the same thing, same trick 0.62

00:29:56.020 Anti-Semitism is on the rise

00:29:58.240 There's a scourge in this country

00:30:00.080 And it's called anti-Semitism

00:30:01.420 Oh, what's the cause of that?

00:30:04.600 What changed between now and a couple of decades ago

00:30:06.860 When there wasn't much anti-Semitism

00:30:08.120 In this country?

00:30:09.500 What's the change?

00:30:10.080 No, I won't talk about that

00:30:11.260 No, la-la-la-la

00:30:13.920 More safe legal routes, if anything 1.00

00:30:15.400 More safe and legal routes from Islamic countries, if anything

00:30:17.900 La-la-la-la, the rise of anti-Semitism 0.59

00:30:19.500 Madness

00:30:21.740 There you go, look, Farage threatens to cut off Labour union cash

00:30:25.600 That would be nice, that would be nice if he did

00:30:29.100 Sussexes switch children's school over security

00:30:33.740 Yeah, the kids only went to school for two days

00:30:35.680 Before Harry and Meghan pulled the plug

00:30:40.220 It was too dangerous for them 0.90

00:30:42.340 Who knows, maybe they're right, I don't know

00:30:44.500 The Sun

00:30:45.940 The Sun decide that the most important thing in the world right now is

00:30:50.440 Though the Oasis are going to do some more gigs next year

00:30:53.760 Definitely Mayhem

00:30:56.840 Clever, isn't it?

00:30:58.400 Clever wordplay

00:30:59.440 They're real wordsmiths over at The Sun

00:31:03.400 Remember, because in the early 1990s

00:31:07.800 Noel wrote an album called Definitely Maybe

00:31:09.900 Look, they've written Definitely Mayhem

00:31:13.700 Ha ha ha

00:31:14.660 Clever

00:31:16.420 The Daily Mail, also pure globalist slop

00:31:20.260 they all are yeah yep they all are anti-nativist anti-patriotic globalist slot

00:31:26.900 there's a picture of the the radiant kate middleton

00:31:30.660 now princess of wales in her wedding dress isn't she radiant

00:31:36.900 okay the males decided the most important thing in the world is that harry and megan's

00:31:42.020 kids were pulled out of school harry and megan pulled children out of their new school after

00:31:47.060 just two days there you go that's it there's nothing to it i don't care don't care

00:31:53.380 we'll let others talk about that

00:31:57.300 i couldn't give a monkeys if you're so rich you can homeschool them can't you why they have to

00:32:01.700 go to a normal school homeschool them if you're that worried about it you got the money for that

00:32:08.020 haven't you some private cheaters okay the eye paper adhd not being not being over diagnosed

00:32:16.900 in the uk major report set to find hmm is it not is it not let's read the blurb and you can decide

00:32:26.340 hd adhd is not being widely over diagnosed landmark government review finds okay what does it find

00:32:34.660 A report by UK leading clinical experts is expected to be published within weeks.

00:32:39.040 However, they recognise that record numbers of people are being incentivised to seek the official diagnosis

00:32:45.340 in order to access clinical and behavioural support, as well as help with jobs, housing, workplace adjustments and benefits such as PIP.

00:32:56.040 Department of Health will then decide on a new national approach for England.

00:33:00.100 Conclusions will be subject to fierce debate

00:33:02.680 Amid squeeze on NHS and benefits

00:33:04.960 Number of adults

00:33:06.400 Here we get to it finally

00:33:07.300 Number of adults who self-report ADHD

00:33:10.600 Climbed from 1 in 25 in 2014

00:33:14.660 To 1 in 4

00:33:16.620 But it's not being over-diagnosed, no

00:33:22.480 1 in 4 have got ADHD

00:33:26.480 Have they? Have they?

00:33:27.680 Is that not being over-diagnosed?

00:33:30.640 It obviously is being over-diagnosed, isn't it?

00:33:33.280 Obviously

00:33:33.740 That's the thing, you can get a report

00:33:35.500 A government report

00:33:36.800 An independent inquiry

00:33:38.620 And it still comes to bizarre and obviously wrong conclusions

00:33:42.640 You get that, can't you?

00:33:46.300 It whitewashes it one way or another

00:33:48.120 The government puts somebody in charge of the inquiry

00:33:52.360 And it just steers it exactly where they want it to

00:33:55.220 When it comes to the conclusion they want it to

00:33:57.740 Not just the unvarnished truth

00:33:59.980 Yeah, that can happen, can't it?

00:34:04.800 Okay, ADHD is not being overdiagnosed

00:34:07.720 But one in four have got it

00:34:09.560 Alright then

00:34:12.460 270,000 children waiting for ADHD assessment in England

00:34:18.980 According to NHS

00:34:20.340 It's not being over-diagnosed

00:34:25.700 I don't think so, mate

00:34:26.780 The Financial Times

00:34:29.360 AI alarm

00:34:30.760 Beijing adds to warnings

00:34:32.500 Even Beijing is concerned

00:34:36.200 Not the Donald, though

00:34:40.060 You'd have to be a conspiracy theorist

00:34:45.880 I'm not pro-China here, am I?

00:34:48.320 In fact, I sometimes get a bit of stick

00:34:49.800 For being too anti-Chinese

00:34:51.440 So 0.98

00:34:52.940 I'm like a Nixon on this 0.98

00:34:54.960 If I can stand for China 0.96

00:34:59.480 For once 1.00

00:35:00.120 You know it's not coming from a place

00:35:01.780 Of being a supporter of theirs

00:35:04.560 In any way, shape or form

00:35:05.820 Let me Nixon this for a moment

00:35:08.240 Only Nixon could go and visit Mao by the way

00:35:13.860 You get it

00:35:15.780 Beijing are not wrong are they?

00:35:19.540 the Donald wrong on this one. Is the Donald right to just say that if you've got any concerns

00:35:26.720 about AI, you're just doing China's work for it? No. I'm not doing China's work for 0.74

00:35:36.800 it. I've just got real concerns about AI. Donald says you have to be a conspiracy theorist,

00:35:45.240 A treasonist 0.74

00:35:46.200 Or a traitor 0.97

00:35:48.560 And yet China themselves

00:35:55.700 Are also concerned

00:35:57.540 I read this little blurb

00:35:59.160 It said yeah they're like

00:36:00.460 It threatens our security

00:36:02.620 Just as much as everyone else's 1.00

00:36:05.120 Not like China have got some special 0.97

00:36:08.180 Some special ability 0.99

00:36:10.120 To defend against

00:36:11.200 Super intelligent AI let loose

00:36:13.580 No they haven't

00:36:15.240 all right yeah the the yields on 10-year bonds now not just the 30-year ones the 10-year ones

00:36:23.200 is also going through the roof right yeah governments in the west the us and britain

00:36:31.340 and loads of other countries not just the west as well japan includes can't just borrow more

00:36:37.220 and more money from the bond markets can't just issue more and more and more guilt-edged bonds

00:36:42.120 Because diminishing returns becomes a false economy

00:36:48.160 Like printing more money, quantitative easing

00:36:50.860 At a certain point it becomes a false economy

00:36:53.040 Taxing everyone and everything beyond a certain limit

00:36:57.340 Becomes a false economy

00:36:58.960 You're actually getting less

00:37:00.760 You're actually just ramping up your debt ultimately

00:37:04.460 Might get some short term gains

00:37:06.700 But ultimately it just puts you further in the hole

00:37:09.200 Yep

00:37:10.060 okay why reform 72 million crypto donations are a potential fatal threat to our liberties

00:37:17.620 i mean potential let's stress the word potential in that sentence then yeah

00:37:24.120 meaning that oh you know just imagine just imagine if you can a future where people that

00:37:34.520 have got very very large sums of money that give them to political parties they get what they want

00:37:39.800 in terms of policy

00:37:42.140 and everyone else 0.96

00:37:43.920 gets screwed 0.82

00:37:44.880 can you imagine such a reality 0.98

00:37:47.960 yeah

00:37:50.360 alright the independent go with this

00:37:53.100 it's a special report

00:37:54.260 the independent have put together a special report for us

00:37:56.840 it says

00:37:58.620 fear danger and families torn apart 0.91

00:38:01.380 the perilous new route for afghans

00:38:03.580 seeking safety in the UK 1.00

00:38:04.800 I don't want any afghans here 1.00

00:38:06.360 no the ones we've got here 1.00

00:38:08.460 We can deport back to their country 1.00

00:38:10.100 I don't want Afghans here 1.00

00:38:11.440 The Independent 1.00

00:38:12.360 Why are you trying to get more Afghans here? 1.00

00:38:16.420 It's a danger 1.00

00:38:17.380 It's a worry

00:38:17.980 Per capita, statistically 1.00

00:38:19.820 Afghans commit an insane amount of crime 1.00

00:38:22.900 Organised crime, violent crime, sex crime 1.00

00:38:25.340 You're trying to get more here

00:38:27.440 You're trying to pretend

00:38:28.520 That they deserve to live here

00:38:30.880 They don't deserve to live here

00:38:32.300 It's not their country 1.00

00:38:33.740 Britain isn't actually a refugee camp 1.00

00:38:38.660 For every Afghan

00:38:39.760 Yeah 0.92

00:38:41.580 His name was Wayne Broadhurst

00:38:47.780 Dear senior people at the Independent

00:38:51.400 His name was Wayne Broadhurst

00:38:54.840 In death he has a name

00:38:56.800 It was Wayne Broadhurst

00:38:58.600 You don't care 1.00

00:39:00.840 Fools on deaf ears 1.00

00:39:02.480 They don't care 1.00

00:39:02.980 Westminster's time is over

00:39:06.580 Nationalists seek breakup of UK 0.98

00:39:09.160 Yeah, crazy nationalists 0.90

00:39:11.840 Constitutional change is coming, is it? 0.65

00:39:15.320 Declare Sinn Féin, SNP, Scottish National Party

00:39:18.420 And Plaid Cymru

00:39:19.620 Probably pronouncing that bad

00:39:21.660 Every time I attempt that

00:39:22.560 A Welshman will say 0.96

00:39:23.440 A Welsh person will say

00:39:24.660 Plaid Cymru

00:39:28.160 Anyway

00:39:29.680 Leaders at Independence Summit

00:39:32.240 as they join forces in challenge to Andy Burnham's devolution agenda.

00:39:37.520 Yeah, the people like Sinn Féin, the Irish nationalists,

00:39:40.100 that are actually like Marxists, globalist Marxists.

00:39:43.920 The Scottish National Party, that are somehow sort of globalist Marxists.

00:39:48.600 And Plaid Cymru, who are not that bad,

00:39:51.660 but they don't seem to actually stand up.

00:39:53.380 They still seem to be socialist types.

00:39:55.420 They don't seem to stand up for the actual national interest of Wales all that much,

00:39:59.560 Beyond insisting on road signs that are also in Welsh

00:40:04.500 They want independence from Great Britain

00:40:08.800 If they were given it, well that works out for them

00:40:15.600 The tiny, tiny amount of industry and business

00:40:20.840 And indeed population that Scotland and Wales have got

00:40:24.660 They rely on England 0.86

00:40:28.420 And always have 0.98

00:40:29.560 To not be a tiny, tiny

00:40:32.480 Nothing country, really nothing

00:40:34.100 Scotland's economy

00:40:38.000 And Wales, Wales and Scotland's stand-alone

00:40:40.460 Economy and heavy industry

00:40:42.100 Yeah, okay

00:40:46.620 Yeah, okay

00:40:47.940 It's in your interest to be a completely stand-alone

00:40:52.260 Sovereign nation, is it?

00:40:54.660 No, it's not. It's not.

00:41:00.660 Right there, the increasingly absurd and frustrating front pages from Fleet Street this morning.

00:41:06.140 Thanks for that.

00:41:09.180 Let's have a look at our poll. We look at our poll about this time of the morning, don't we?

00:41:13.020 What have we got today? What did we ask?

00:41:15.860 Over 1,000 votes, or 1,100 votes. Just ticked up to 1,100 votes there.

00:41:21.720 Not a bad cross-section.

00:41:22.760 Right, we asked you

00:41:24.880 Oh, we asked you about Sydney Sweeney

00:41:26.640 We asked you

00:41:29.380 Is Sydney Sweeney overrated?

00:41:31.360 Oh, we went with that

00:41:32.080 Okay

00:41:35.660 No, the no's have it

00:41:37.860 She's not overrated

00:41:39.800 56% of you say no

00:41:43.220 33% of you say yes

00:41:45.420 And 11% of you say who

00:41:47.580 I think she's a 1.00

00:41:52.440 Personally I think she's a very attractive woman 1.00

00:41:56.260 Obviously 1.00

00:41:56.840 Is she overrated though? 0.99

00:42:00.120 I mean perhaps a bit 0.77

00:42:01.200 She's no Grace Kelly is she? 0.96

00:42:03.360 I mean she's

00:42:03.780 Who am I to cast shade at Sydney Sweeney

00:42:05.820 She's obviously a beautiful woman 1.00

00:42:07.020 Overrated though 1.00

00:42:08.780 I mean perhaps 0.88

00:42:09.900 Because she's so highly rated 0.57

00:42:11.980 She's sort of touted as 0.97

00:42:14.240 The greatest thing since sliced bread

00:42:16.520 I always think that's weird when

00:42:18.280 The media or Hollywood or whatever 1.00

00:42:21.820 I've decided this one woman

00:42:23.820 Is like the greatest thing

00:42:26.480 And is she

00:42:31.640 Of a young Grace Kelly

00:42:33.380 Is she as attractive as that 1.00

00:42:34.680 Whatever I don't care

00:42:36.820 I don't care I'm sorry

00:42:38.780 For me I'm in the

00:42:43.040 Pro Sydney Sweeney camp

00:42:45.020 But the keep a lid on it

00:42:47.060 And get some perspective wing

00:42:49.080 Of that camp

00:42:49.960 That's where I am

00:42:52.400 Alright

00:42:54.980 I don't understand people who say

00:42:57.100 Oh she's mid bro, she's mid

00:42:58.280 She's obviously not mid

00:42:59.280 Why are you saying she's mid? 0.84

00:43:01.260 She's obviously not mid 1.00

00:43:02.080 Is she the most beautiful woman ever to have walked the earth?

00:43:06.460 Is she a new Helen?

00:43:08.740 I don't think so

00:43:09.540 Alright, that's it

00:43:10.900 That will divide opinion won't it

00:43:13.980 Alright

00:43:16.200 Shall we have a look at the price of oil?

00:43:19.960 We usually check in on the price of crude

00:43:22.200 Don't worry about this time

00:43:23.060 Have a quick look

00:43:24.000 It was about the same as it was yesterday

00:43:25.560 Pretty much bang on what it was yesterday

00:43:27.280 There you go

00:43:29.700 For us did a good segment yesterday on the podcast

00:43:31.580 The main podcast of Lotus Eaters

00:43:32.860 Which I was on also yesterday with Big Harry

00:43:35.880 Big Harry Robinson, the man mounting

00:43:37.800 And for us did a good segment

00:43:40.300 All about geopolitics

00:43:42.540 I mean that is his wheelhouse

00:43:43.620 That is what he does

00:43:44.360 Very very good on that stuff

00:43:46.040 We talked all about Saudi

00:43:47.840 and crude oil and all sorts of things but the price is about where it was yesterday all right

00:43:53.360 it's already quarter two and i've got to do more recording this morning so i can't be here for

00:43:58.400 until like nearly 10 so let's just move straight on to on this day in history you guys quite like

00:44:04.440 that segment i like doing that segment let's have a look down through the centuries nay the

00:44:08.960 millennia on this day what happened of note september the 15th let's have a wee look-see

00:44:13.360 Okay, on this day in 1616

00:44:15.760 The first non-aristocratic free public school in Europe

00:44:19.140 Is opened in Frascati, Italy

00:44:21.560 Is that earlier or later than you would have thought

00:44:25.980 Had you not known a few moments ago?

00:44:28.540 I think that's quite early

00:44:30.100 It is really at most a 19th century

00:44:34.080 Even 20th century thing

00:44:36.440 That all kids go to school

00:44:38.380 Learn how to read and write

00:44:40.560 And do sort of some rudimentary arithmetic

00:44:43.100 and various things.

00:44:44.860 That's quite a modern thing, very modern thing.

00:44:46.940 Well, there's some places in the world where they don't do it to this day.

00:44:51.520 Aren't there?

00:44:52.440 So the first one is 1616, for non-rich people anyway.

00:44:57.740 Interesting to note.

00:44:59.000 Okay, on this day in 1821, the act of independence of Central America.

00:45:03.680 I think we talked about, briefly, didn't we?

00:45:04.980 We talked about the independence of Brazil the other day.

00:45:07.900 This is for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.

00:45:11.680 Declare their independence from the Spanish Empire 0.89

00:45:14.560 Yeah, it was long overdue

00:45:15.520 It was just rubber stamping it really

00:45:18.880 It had already happened in all but name

00:45:20.760 A while ago

00:45:21.660 The Spanish Empire was

00:45:23.780 A zombie

00:45:25.380 By the

00:45:26.680 1820s

00:45:28.880 Basically

00:45:32.420 I mean

00:45:34.700 Even by the Napoleonic age

00:45:37.500 20 years before that

00:45:40.540 15 years before that

00:45:41.680 It was already over, really.

00:45:46.740 Surprising that Spain held on to anything into the 20th century.

00:45:52.580 Surprising.

00:45:53.440 Okay, on this day in 1835, the HMS Beagle, with Charles Darwin on board,

00:45:58.280 reaches the Galapagos Islands.

00:46:00.480 I've read The Voyage of the Beagle and it's brilliant, I think.

00:46:05.220 If you want to read about evolution,

00:46:08.600 I would say don't start with the origin of the species start with a book called the voyage of

00:46:14.720 the beagle by Charles Darwin and just get it in penguin paperback 8.99 or something probably more

00:46:21.440 than that now with inflation anyway just get a penguin paperback the voyage of the beagle

00:46:25.560 great story and it's not it's not like um it's not like a scientific thesis it does read a bit

00:46:34.420 like a novel just like a story of darwin on board a boat a ship called the beagle went around the

00:46:41.560 world and all the things he saw all the things charles darwin saw he started coming up with

00:46:46.540 ideas about how do you explain for example all the different designs of beak on a bird what what

00:46:53.660 explains that how could that be let's let's think for a moment that it might not have just been

00:46:58.220 designed by god let's just postulate just for a moment that that isn't the case then what does

00:47:02.720 explain it. Why is that? How could that be? The Voyage of the Beagle, ladies and gentlemen.

00:47:10.780 Okay, on this day, 1916, the first use of tanks in warfare, Britain's Mark I Little

00:47:18.440 Willies, at the Battle of Fleurs-Courcelette, which was part of the Battle of the Somme.

00:47:27.020 There's many battles within battles of the Somme. The Somme is a river, isn't it? The

00:47:31.200 River Somme, and the battlefront was gigantic in 1916, all sorts of battles within the battle.

00:47:38.160 These tanks for the first time, these big lumbering things, very, very slow, and only

00:47:45.920 partially successful really, so they didn't use them on mass, that was the thing, they

00:47:49.660 didn't realise until much later in 1917 that the way to use tanks, in World War I anyway,

00:47:56.440 to use loads of them together they started using them in like small groups like that groups of two

00:48:02.200 groups of six and eventually german artillery could pick them off and then that's it and then

00:48:08.840 that's done as if you've got dozens and dozens or hundreds even and they can do their charge

00:48:16.360 and they won't all get picked off by the time they get to the german trenches

00:48:19.560 or and or reserve trenches and they just work much much better if you use them on mass

00:48:26.440 Anyway, there's many, many tank enthusiasts out there, aren't there?

00:48:34.660 One of the few things on Epochs, my history-themed show behind the pain wall,

00:48:40.380 Bodade's Epochs on LotusEaters.com.

00:48:43.500 You can see to sign up for this £5 a month bronze tier membership

00:48:46.220 for quite literally and without exaggeration, hundreds and hundreds of hours.

00:48:50.460 Body of work built up over five years or more.

00:48:53.480 History-themed content from me.

00:48:56.440 One of the few things where I got in trouble, say got in trouble, there was a significant pushback in comments.

00:49:03.840 It's usually my stuff, I'm proud to say, in terms of pure facts, is pretty good, it's pretty clean, pretty good.

00:49:12.700 Every now and again you do something and people are like, no, you've got it wrong, bro.

00:49:16.380 You got it wrong.

00:49:17.500 One of those I did, only a little bit anyway, not badly, but just a bit, a bit of pushback.

00:49:22.440 I did a long-form bit of content about the Battle of Kursk in 1943 on the Eastern Front.

00:49:29.700 The biggest tank-on-tank engagements that ever happened was there.

00:49:34.200 I talked all about the panzers, all about the panthers and the tigers.

00:49:40.360 And I gave a few opinions.

00:49:43.600 And a lot of fedora-tipping tank experts came out of the woodwork saying,

00:49:48.660 oh well that's not quite right you're not quite you've mischaracterized that there or here or

00:49:53.680 there anyway there's certain things in history where the fedora tip has come out massively

00:50:00.040 tanks is one of those things tanks is one of those things if you say anything slightly even

00:50:06.700 even the tiniest element that is possible that you've said something incorrect a tank fedora

00:50:13.220 tipper will come out i don't mind i don't mind tip your fedoras all you like i do i want to be

00:50:18.220 corrected if i say anything factually incorrect opinion is one thing you know but if it's about

00:50:26.000 facts then i welcome it all right the first tanks were used in 1916 in the battle of the somme

00:50:33.100 what have we got here in 1940 on this day 1940 in the battle of britain royal air force repulses a

00:50:40.100 major luftwaffe attack losing 29 aircraft to the germans between 57 and 61 as the tide

00:50:47.980 begins to turn. And there's the picture this website has used about three or four times

00:50:51.840 now of Winston, Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, and his wife, Clemmie, at

00:50:57.680 a bombed-out site in London. I suspect it'll be in London. Might not be, though. I don't

00:51:02.120 know where that picture was taken. Okay, Winston Churchill. Many of us will die in this, but

00:51:07.960 that's a risk Winston Churchill was prepared to take.

00:51:10.280 on this day 1992 george soros's quantum fund begins selling large amounts of pound sterling

00:51:20.080 helping force the pound out of the european exchange rate mechanism the next day black

00:51:26.360 wednesday and earning him george soros the label the man who broke the bank of england

00:51:32.600 on loveseaters.com i can't remember if it's an epox i think it is an epox it might be a

00:51:38.760 Brokonomics with Dan Tubb but I think which you also get complete access to for a bronze tier

00:51:43.760 membership you actually get thousands of hours of paywalled content for five pound a month on

00:51:49.400 those seaters the bronze tier you get everything in terms of paywalled content I think it was an

00:51:55.900 epox me and Dan Tubb had a conversation all about Black Wednesday like an hour an hour and a half

00:52:00.980 can't remember how long it was long form going into all the detail what happened in what order

00:52:04.800 exactly who said what you know what jules soros did and other markets did and then what norman

00:52:10.740 lamont did and and um kenneth clark and john major went through it in a great deal of detail black

00:52:17.360 wednesday when jules soros stole the pound well black wednesday in 1992 is tomorrow but that was

00:52:29.500 a culmination of a fair few days of crazy crazy trading so much so that this website

00:52:35.840 was highlighted the day before black wednesday as important

00:52:39.980 all right there you go that's on this day in history let's have a look at our rumble rants

00:52:46.160 and super chats will global church history be in at number one for the rumble rants let's have a

00:52:49.740 look oh global church history i told you to asked you to send me a link on twitter of your radio

00:52:58.460 whales uh appearance and i would retweet it and you did and i haven't retweeted it yet i will

00:53:06.700 i'll do it today trust me i promise you that that's a promise cross my heart hope so

00:53:13.820 you don't think i've just blanked it i'm not gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna i just i asked you

00:53:18.300 quite late last night at like 11 p.m or something and then i just went to bed i think you sent it

00:53:22.780 relatively soon after that but i'd i'd crashed out i can't stay up too late i'm old and i get

00:53:27.660 It up super early

00:53:28.320 So

00:53:29.160 I've seen this morning

00:53:30.780 That you did send it

00:53:31.740 And I will do that for you

00:53:33.800 Alright

00:53:36.020 I said I would

00:53:36.900 I do try and do things

00:53:38.840 I say

00:53:39.260 You can't always do it

00:53:41.240 Can you

00:53:41.480 Sometimes you over promise stuff

00:53:42.560 But

00:53:42.760 No

00:53:44.120 In fact

00:53:45.380 What

00:53:46.640 Global Church History

00:53:49.880 Not only isn't in at number one

00:53:51.620 It's not there at all

00:53:55.560 You alright mate

00:53:57.660 You're not annoyed with me

00:54:00.000 That I didn't retweet that thing

00:54:01.060 Late last night were you

00:54:01.900 Don't go

00:54:03.240 Don't leave me

00:54:04.680 We can still make this work

00:54:06.120 He's not there at all

00:54:08.000 Oh

00:54:08.280 A little bit deflated

00:54:13.440 Alright well okay

00:54:19.180 We'll have to move on

00:54:20.320 We'll have to move on

00:54:21.900 Alright well in at number one today

00:54:24.880 Is Acid Helm 0.68

00:54:25.860 Who often does rumble rants

00:54:27.620 Sometimes even in at number one

00:54:28.840 Didn't he pit Global Church History the other day?

00:54:32.040 Acid Helm

00:54:32.540 Okay, Acid Helm says this

00:54:34.260 In response to the poll on YouTube

00:54:36.820 God

00:54:39.040 There's supposed to be a clean shirt

00:54:41.700 Acid Helm expresses an interest in Sidney Sweeney

00:54:47.240 I'm going to paraphrase

00:54:48.340 He says

00:54:52.220 I would disappoint her so hard

00:54:55.480 best 30 seconds of my life

00:55:02.040 yeah that's always a funny joke

00:55:09.880 all right tom rat 247 says i say this with all love bow but ai is going to be more

00:55:23.160 Ian Banks' Culture Mind than Skynet Terror.

00:55:28.400 I've read three or four Ian Banks,

00:55:31.240 but I've not read Culture Mind,

00:55:32.720 so I don't know exactly what that is in reference to,

00:55:35.460 but I can gather what you're getting at.

00:55:39.700 It could be either.

00:55:40.600 It could be both.

00:55:41.420 That's sort of my problem with it,

00:55:42.820 is that we don't know.

00:55:46.540 You're saying it is going to be more benevolent

00:55:51.000 than malevolent.

00:55:51.780 but I'm saying

00:55:52.960 I suppose my position really is

00:55:54.780 it might be

00:55:55.480 it might not

00:55:56.060 and we don't know

00:55:58.600 like Tomrat

00:56:01.160 you're saying it is ghost

00:56:02.560 but you don't know

00:56:03.240 no one does

00:56:04.580 it might not

00:56:05.800 that's sort of the point

00:56:06.700 I mean I hope so

00:56:08.300 fingers crossed right

00:56:09.180 but

00:56:09.460 is that good enough

00:56:12.540 to just have your fingers crossed

00:56:13.760 when all of sort of

00:56:15.840 human civilization

00:56:16.600 might be at stake

00:56:17.700 alright thanks for the rumble round though

00:56:21.700 Next one, next to

00:56:23.460 Pigdog5150

00:56:25.660 He says

00:56:27.540 Re-yesterday's conundrum

00:56:29.540 What was it, I can't remember

00:56:30.540 Frontal lobotomies and fewer abortions 0.99

00:56:34.220 Stroke 0.87

00:56:36.220 Child endings

00:56:37.880 Versus endless

00:56:38.940 OF TikTok

00:56:40.580 The only fans, TikTok, liberal 1.00

00:56:43.760 White females and the total 1.00

00:56:45.920 Collapse of the Anglo civilisation 1.00

00:56:47.640 Tough choices man, haha 1.00

00:56:49.500 Yeah

00:56:51.660 I mean

00:56:53.000 Yeah

00:56:55.100 And then the other one you put 0.97

00:56:56.660 Long live Anglo patriarchy 0.93

00:57:00.000 I say 0.91

00:57:00.620 Long may it rain

00:57:04.640 Okay

00:57:05.640 Rigid sock for badger

00:57:08.240 Is that what they've called themselves? 0.63

00:57:12.420 Okay

00:57:13.100 For ten dollars

00:57:14.420 Says

00:57:14.960 Bo

00:57:15.560 As a saint's supporter

00:57:18.920 I want Southampton Football Club

00:57:22.360 I love Letizia

00:57:23.960 Le God

00:57:24.580 Oh I love Letizia

00:57:27.700 Is your favourite

00:57:28.840 My favourite player

00:57:29.660 Have a tenner to deal with the upset

00:57:32.060 From mentioning football again

00:57:34.260 Thank you

00:57:35.780 Appreciate it

00:57:36.580 I appreciate it

00:57:38.060 It's ten dollars

00:57:39.060 But you're a Saints supporter

00:57:40.720 Anyway

00:57:42.460 Appreciate it

00:57:43.480 Yeah

00:57:43.680 Do you reckon

00:57:45.500 What do you reckon

00:57:46.300 The likelihood is

00:57:47.760 that one day, about three years ago, maybe four years ago,

00:57:52.200 Matt Letizia, the real Matt Letizia,

00:57:55.200 one of the greatest football players ever to have lived,

00:57:57.480 statistically the greatest penalty taker of all time,

00:58:01.060 better than Pelé, better than Messi, better than Cristiano Ronaldo,

00:58:04.700 the real-life Matt Letizia came to Swindon

00:58:07.460 and sat down at a table with me, with yours truly,

00:58:11.060 and chatted for over an hour and a half about football.

00:58:13.000 Yeah, yeah

00:58:16.200 That's happened, that's real

00:58:18.280 On lotusseaters.com you can find that

00:58:20.060 It's not behind the paywall

00:58:21.040 I'm pretty sure the whole thing is not paywalled

00:58:23.440 Do you want me and Matt Letish

00:58:26.220 Talking about his career

00:58:27.440 And late 80s and 1990s football

00:58:30.060 Well, if you are inclined

00:58:33.140 Head over to lotusseaters.com

00:58:36.140 We even looked at some of his

00:58:39.640 Greatest goals and he talked me through them

00:58:43.000 What was going on in his mind when he did, like, the third step over.

00:58:47.520 It's good stuff, if you like football.

00:58:49.120 All right, moving on.

00:58:50.100 I know a lot of the Glorious Band The Chosen For You don't,

00:58:53.820 so I'll just move on here.

00:58:54.940 One more rumble rant has come in from Fortean Barber.

00:58:59.000 He says, hi, all right?

00:59:00.200 Yeah, I'm all right, mate.

00:59:01.000 Are you?

00:59:01.300 I hope you are.

00:59:02.360 He says, on the way to my mate's house, it stank of mud.

00:59:07.800 It stank of muck spreading badly.

00:59:11.080 You're in a rural area.

00:59:13.000 he ran i had guffed but window was open told my mate and told my mate and to prove it i

00:59:23.800 i guffed loudly anyway it wasn't much spreading after all that's it that's what he's put that's

00:59:30.640 that thanks for team barber for team barber and his flatulence there

00:59:39.460 cheers buddy

00:59:42.680 all right let's have uh look at our the youtube ones youtube super chats harry you have to bring

00:59:51.740 it up on my screen for me you have to do stuff can you make it so engaged there they are all

00:59:56.360 right there's a fair few there's a fair few over 20 let's or 20 odd let's go through them

01:00:02.880 acid home is first in on that as well yeah he was first in on rumble rants and youtube okay great

01:00:09.360 Brilliant, thank you sir

01:00:10.540 He said, just wanted to beat Mr Church History here too

01:00:14.120 And then a little man doing a salute thing

01:00:16.540 07 does a salute

01:00:18.760 Well, Global Church History doesn't seem to have turned up at all this morning

01:00:24.760 I'm slightly concerned for him

01:00:26.200 He's very, very consistent 0.98

01:00:27.380 Mr Global Church History

01:00:30.100 Mr History is very, very consistent

01:00:35.940 So I hope he's all right

01:00:36.880 he's not obliged to is he's allowed a life of his own i mean uh uh hope you're right buddy

01:00:44.260 all right might have just had a really late night might have been down the pub

01:00:50.260 might have had a lock-in he was drinking till 5am and now he's a bed

01:00:54.520 okay next one tatum 2733 says all in capitals bow it's coming for us knows it eyes on diesel

01:01:04.940 Oh, oh, for anyone who doesn't watch every single day, Tatum is convinced there's going to be a giant, giant all-time spike in oil prices.

01:01:16.540 Was everything okay there, Harry?

01:01:18.140 My screen seemed to freeze up.

01:01:20.560 Was everything okay with the stream there?

01:01:22.780 Okay, all right.

01:01:24.780 Tatum is convinced, and may well be right, that the giant all-time spike in oil prices is coming and will facilitate as well.

01:01:34.940 you know second and third order consequences on that will be disastrous and he's just saying

01:01:39.780 frass knows it eyes on diesel okay you may well be right okay mr are you moving the mouse harry

01:01:49.120 harry

01:01:51.200 okay okay next one mr gently benevolent says if i like the stream at the beginning you might get

01:02:01.960 lazy since you no longer have to earn my approval very public sector coded work ethics bow

01:02:06.680 i'll say i'll start saying at the beginning in right in the middle instruct myself mid-sentence

01:02:14.260 in the middle of the stream and at the end do please give the stream a thumbs up it makes a

01:02:20.100 massive difference to youtube it really does it makes a massive difference if you if you do the

01:02:24.140 thumbs up fandabby dozy please do do that make sure you sub to the channel and get the bell on

01:02:30.280 every morning for so so your your phone or your computer lets you know that there's a bow show

01:02:36.280 incoming get the bell on doesn't cost anything all right thanks mr gently benevolent next one

01:02:42.920 coltrane 6545 says random iliad is better than the odyssey oh i absolutely agree with that

01:02:51.640 absolutely agree with that the iliad is brilliant in my opinion i was forced to read it at um a

01:02:56.600 level and then did it again at undergrad and i read it again in my late 20s was it my early 30s

01:03:03.160 listened to it on audiobook again not very long ago or like a year or two ago the iliad brilliant

01:03:08.200 love it dan simmons has got a great novel called uh what's it just called ilium is it it's also

01:03:15.400 a great novel um but the iliad itself is way better than the odyssey in my opinion way better

01:03:20.520 brilliant story much tighter much more i don't know i completely agree with you coltrane the

01:03:26.200 The Iliad is superb, in my opinion.

01:03:28.100 Okay, next one is Reverend Norse.

01:03:33.940 Reverend Norse.

01:03:35.720 I think for a decent amount of money, but it's in a denomination I don't know.

01:03:39.980 It's in a currency I don't know very well, but I think it's a generous amount of money.

01:03:43.700 Anyway, they've put, Swedish election is a real nail-biter this time.

01:03:47.900 Okay, I don't keep up with Swedish politics all that much, or hardly at all.

01:03:51.360 Okay, interesting.

01:03:52.620 It's a real nail-biter this time.

01:03:54.080 Current preliminary count has the left in majority by three seats in Parliament

01:04:03.440 But tomorrow the late votes and living abroad votes get counted

01:04:08.280 An adage which can cause an upset

01:04:10.780 Fingers crossed the leftists don't get back in then

01:04:15.320 Absolutely, big time

01:04:17.220 Sweden is in some ways in a worse situation

01:04:22.760 I think the only place where there's more

01:04:24.420 Rapes per capita than Britain 0.97

01:04:26.320 Is Sweden

01:04:27.060 Terrible amount of gang crime isn't there

01:04:30.180 Really violent gang crime in Sweden

01:04:32.640 Places like Malmo

01:04:34.400 Used to be, not that long ago

01:04:36.080 Used to be absolutely beautiful 1.00

01:04:38.180 Homogenous 1.00

01:04:39.880 Lovely, lovely, almost idyllic

01:04:42.740 Places 0.87

01:04:43.340 What has mass migration done to Sweden 0.90

01:04:46.340 What have they done 0.99

01:04:47.180 What have they done

01:04:49.120 I can't believe that

01:04:52.760 they would still vote in a leftist government again.

01:04:57.620 Crazy.

01:04:58.260 All right.

01:04:58.660 Next one is also Reverend Norse.

01:05:01.600 He says,

01:05:02.040 Not to mention,

01:05:03.140 the left has a hard time to make a government

01:05:04.800 due to infighting

01:05:05.900 while the right is more in agreement with each other.

01:05:08.520 Fingers crossed.

01:05:09.040 Yeah, fingers crossed.

01:05:09.740 Everything crossed for Sweden. 0.99

01:05:11.720 Hashtag pray for Sweden.

01:05:13.720 I'm not saying that sarcastically.

01:05:14.900 It sounds sarcastic when you say something like that.

01:05:17.040 But no, for real.

01:05:18.180 Hashtag pray for Sweden.

01:05:20.100 Everything crossed.

01:05:21.200 All fingers, all toes.

01:05:23.640 Yes.

01:05:24.460 Okay.

01:05:25.220 James Leap Heavenhall, 5087, says,

01:05:28.560 Sid Sweeney is as overrated as Linda Lussardi was.

01:05:33.140 There's a blast from the past. 0.99

01:05:34.840 Foreign people and Zoomers will not have heard of Linda Lussardi. 0.95

01:05:39.460 But it's exactly the sort of thing. 0.98

01:05:40.920 Like, for a while, it was, what, Pamela Anderson.

01:05:43.420 For a while, it was Jordan, right? 0.75

01:05:45.300 For a while, it was a whole number of women over the years. 0.99

01:05:48.340 Going back to Marilyn Monroe.

01:05:49.260 Or before.

01:05:50.620 Going back to Rita Hayworth. 0.69

01:05:52.760 This is the woman.

01:05:54.680 This is the most beautiful woman.

01:05:56.060 Anyway, for a while in Britain, in what, like the 80s, was it been?

01:06:00.800 Late 80s, early 90s?

01:06:02.720 Linda Lussardi.

01:06:06.420 Alright, James Lee Pevenhole says,

01:06:09.420 James Lee Pevenhole says that Sidney Sweeney is as overrated as Linda Lussardi was.

01:06:17.060 But, oh, but then you've put brackets, big sarcasm. 0.99

01:06:20.060 Sidney is making the most of her beauty and talent. 1.00

01:06:22.260 There is no limit to jealousy 1.00

01:06:23.840 It's basically jealousy

01:06:25.440 It's basically jealousy, let's be honest 1.00

01:06:28.140 From women 1.00

01:06:30.960 Who aren't as buxom and as beautiful as that 1.00

01:06:36.160 Let's be painfully honest, it's what it is

01:06:43.080 Funny, men are not as much like that

01:06:45.840 Some are, but usually not

01:06:47.160 Perhaps you see a guy and he's got a brilliant physique

01:06:50.860 and he's sort of undeniably handsome he's way more handsome than you whoever you are

01:06:55.680 and he's way more buff than you whoever you are most guys nearly all guys will look at that fella

01:07:03.660 and they won't be jealous as such they might think oh i wish i look more like him maybe i

01:07:08.600 should get down the gym i don't get bitter and like oh i need to pull him down a peg or two 0.82

01:07:14.380 oh i need to burst his bubble need to destroy him 0.98

01:07:17.460 Most blokes just don't think like that 1.00

01:07:20.920 Weird 1.00

01:07:21.800 You see women in the street 1.00

01:07:24.880 There's some other really really beautiful woman 1.00

01:07:27.500 Walking down the street 1.00

01:07:28.200 And all the other women are just giving her evils 1.00

01:07:30.160 Just staring at her like 1.00

01:07:31.560 How dare you be obviously more beautiful than me

01:07:35.120 Alright well 0.88

01:07:39.240 That's a them problem isn't it

01:07:40.680 WolfieX1789

01:07:43.800 Says

01:07:44.320 If Sydney was a nationalist

01:07:46.880 A nationalist

01:07:48.000 It would make sense to be highly rated

01:07:50.880 But she's a typical paper-thin neocon 1.00

01:07:54.580 With no substance 1.00

01:07:55.380 Yeah, well, again

01:07:56.640 Sidney Sweeney's never claimed to be

01:07:58.840 Sort of, you know, a political mind

01:08:01.260 Has she?

01:08:03.220 She's never claimed

01:08:04.320 That her political takes

01:08:06.400 Are the best takes or anything

01:08:07.440 She's never claimed she's got like a PhD

01:08:12.240 In political philosophy or anything, has she?

01:08:14.500 So 0.78

01:08:14.620 Unless you're not wrong

01:08:16.800 Wolfie X, not wrong.

01:08:18.180 All right.

01:08:19.840 She's not running for Congress, is she?

01:08:22.020 All right.

01:08:23.400 Yeah.

01:08:26.080 Random Warsfold?

01:08:29.340 Sorry, Brandon Warsfold.

01:08:30.900 Sorry, Brandon Warsfold says,

01:08:33.380 AI-supported cameras are being used at traffic lights in Sussex

01:08:36.660 to catch drivers on their phones.

01:08:38.440 Be careful when driving through sunny Sussex.

01:08:41.160 How long before this goes to the rest of the country?

01:08:43.640 Yeah.

01:08:45.060 Yeah.

01:08:45.240 How long before we're under full surveillance

01:08:48.660 Full surveillance

01:08:49.740 Like in Minority Report or whatever

01:08:51.600 Government will pass a law saying

01:08:55.080 No, you need a camera in your home

01:08:57.000 Like a Big Brother telescreen

01:09:01.280 If you haven't done anything wrong

01:09:03.660 You can't object to it

01:09:05.160 It's for the safety of children

01:09:07.060 They'll argue

01:09:09.200 Yeah

01:09:10.540 C.G. Ma'am says

01:09:13.960 Tomlinson and Modad were giddy about scrapping

01:09:18.080 Race Relations Act

01:09:19.300 What Connor Tomlinson and Ferraz Modad

01:09:21.500 They were giddy about scrapping the Race Relations Act 0.94

01:09:24.860 Indian firms are major UK industrial employers

01:09:27.660 Most staff are Britons 0.99

01:09:29.180 I urge them to do some reading 1.00

01:09:31.040 Before opening Pandora's box 1.00

01:09:32.920 No, we need to scrap the Race Relations Act 0.99

01:09:34.780 No 1.00

01:09:36.700 Sorry CG ma'am, that's where I draw the line

01:09:40.700 No, we can scrap that 0.98

01:09:42.680 And they can go back

01:09:43.960 So our industry takes a hit

01:09:47.240 Okay

01:09:47.580 Haven't we got millions of unemployed young people?

01:09:50.580 Haven't we got a million NEETs?

01:09:56.380 Yeah, no 1.00

01:09:57.240 Scrap the Race Relations Act 1.00

01:09:58.480 Forcing us to take Indians 1.00

01:10:00.320 Nope 1.00

01:10:01.920 Sorry

01:10:02.540 Disagree with you there 1.00

01:10:03.500 Belgians are evil, trust me 1.00

01:10:06.160 That's what they've called themselves 1.00

01:10:07.120 Act Belgians are evil, trust me 1.00

01:10:08.560 Says 1.00

01:10:08.920 Says

01:10:10.960 Dad got 88%

01:10:12.800 Dad got 88% 1.00

01:10:16.420 Celt, oh sorry 1.00

01:10:18.440 Your dad, I suppose you're saying

01:10:20.740 Your dad got 88% Celtic on his DNA test

01:10:24.300 Only 9% English

01:10:25.780 14% if you count North West England

01:10:28.700 Northern Wales as English 0.95

01:10:30.360 Celtic parties have insane politics 1.00

01:10:34.640 Sometimes they do a bit, yeah 0.97

01:10:36.540 Like Plaid Cymru

01:10:37.400 Yeah

01:10:38.620 Okay, the next one

01:10:39.720 The next two are also 1.00

01:10:40.920 Belgians are evil, trust me 0.99

01:10:42.240 He says, Celtic nationalist parties whinge 24-7 about England but are pro-mass migration 1.00

01:10:49.560 I know, the crazy, the insanity of that 1.00

01:10:52.700 Stupid Celtic voters see independence and vote for own destruction 1.00

01:10:57.600 Yeah, it's mad, isn't it? 1.00

01:10:58.620 I'm going to vote SNP so that the SNP can flood us with more Palestinians 1.00

01:11:05.120 How does that make sense? 1.00

01:11:07.320 I'm so pro-Scottish that I need a government that will flood us with more foreign people 1.00

01:11:13.720 Ruining Scottish demographics 1.00

01:11:16.140 Or Welsh 1.00

01:11:17.200 Or Irish

01:11:18.040 I'm an Irish nationalist, therefore I'm going to vote Sinn Féin 1.00

01:11:22.180 So they can flood us with sub-Saharan Africans 1.00

01:11:24.260 What? 1.00

01:11:25.660 What?

01:11:27.320 Absolutely mental

01:11:28.340 And the last one here from Belgium's Evil Trust Me says

01:11:31.760 no one allowed to mention my dad's celtic ancestry stroke maternal frisian grandma

01:11:37.400 nothing can stand in the way of my gregonian stroke dutch total seizure of power for anyone 1.00

01:11:44.400 who doesn't watch the show daily that guy a belgians are evil trust me he's uh always 1.00

01:11:48.960 talks about the frisian question and groningen and dutch type issues that's his thing i like it 0.95

01:11:56.480 i'm here for it okay next one michael cookie dough foot job that's his name at michael

01:12:00.640 underscore cookie dough underscore footjob says it is i a thirdiest bungo mctitpop that's what

01:12:07.620 he used to call himself and i am befuddled i am torn between a travel vlogging career

01:12:13.960 and helping a 10 out of 10 friend do only fans

01:12:17.960 will my youtube career suffer if face is revealed please advise kisses

01:12:26.520 Go travelling mate

01:12:28.580 Go travelling mate

01:12:29.960 The OnlyFan thing sounds like

01:12:32.620 More trouble than it's worth

01:12:35.220 Almost certainly

01:12:36.040 Think of the self-preservation society

01:12:41.900 Go travelling mate

01:12:42.900 A million times better

01:12:45.040 A million times better I would have thought

01:12:46.560 Meet new people

01:12:48.320 Not just one

01:12:49.980 If that's even real

01:12:52.680 I suspect all of that's just a joke

01:12:54.180 but if it is real go traveling if i had money enough money where i didn't need to work ever

01:13:00.100 again i would go traveling the next five ten years of my life i'd just go traveling 0.62

01:13:04.700 yeah okay belgians are evil trust me again says sweeney shoot much better than serena williams 0.80

01:13:13.420 yeah yeah serena williams not necessarily known as a all-time 1.00

01:13:21.720 Jaw-dropping beauty 1.00

01:13:24.180 Is she

01:13:24.860 Okay

01:13:25.980 Guy

01:13:28.260 Fleegman

01:13:29.820 For a relatively generous amount of money

01:13:32.880 Says

01:13:33.600 YouTube has made this post

01:13:37.480 Almost impossible

01:13:38.200 Churchill firebombed

01:13:42.200 German civilians

01:13:43.020 And old world buildings 1.00

01:13:44.560 For his Jewish owners 1.00

01:13:48.600 There you go 1.00

01:13:49.140 There you go

01:13:51.720 You're talking about the, what is it called, the focus.

01:13:59.320 Well, Churchill certainly did, what's the word, he certainly did order Bomber Command to firebomb German cities.

01:14:11.400 Hamburg, Dresden of course.

01:14:14.420 Dresden was particularly unnecessary, it was right at the end of the war. 0.60

01:14:17.000 Hamburg was like 43, wasn't it? 0.75

01:14:19.140 But Dresden was completely unnecessary.

01:14:21.720 um and then you also said he was the most traitorous politician even more than starmer

01:14:27.960 in history some have made that argument on epochs i've got a long form bit of content talking with

01:14:33.220 ed dutton professor ed dutton of jolly heretic fame talking all about churchill neither of us

01:14:39.300 are fans particularly i'm a big fan of churchill the writer i think his prose is very good his

01:14:45.920 history is very good as a politician no not so much i don't think he was great yeah i don't think

01:14:54.200 he was great okay tatum2733 says my point isn't so much about prices but literal availabilities

01:15:03.900 of commodities only crude has gotten out so far even the little that has will run out yeah maybe

01:15:10.380 quite possibly yeah i've never said note i've never said no you're wrong tatum you're wrong i

01:15:15.440 think you're wrong here's why i've always said you may well be right that may well be exactly how it 0.76

01:15:21.200 plays out i'm sticking to that line because it's how i feel okay another one from belgians are evil 0.76

01:15:28.260 trust me says belgians and or frisians remote hacked bows mouse when it went a bit fuzzy just 0.92

01:15:34.260 then that's good we're all back we're under control all right and the last few here last

01:15:41.400 four or five jamesley pevenhole says cameras have replaced coppers on the pavement yeah

01:15:46.440 don't see many cops walking around anymore or fewer than you used to what good are they anyway

01:15:53.860 especially when they're really out of obviously at a glance out of shape or they're a tiny five

01:16:00.340 foot 210 pound woman looks like she's wearing a small child wearing the outfit of an adult 0.99

01:16:08.000 like their belt looks like a little kid wearing their father's utility belt 0.74

01:16:13.620 all right tatum again says when i rule the world uh you'll voice my audio book

01:16:22.600 i'll be forced to at gunpoint to read to read tatum's audio book

01:16:28.120 okay mr gently benevolent says yeah but if you're traveling those new people are foreign

01:16:36.660 you can't subject you can't subject to poor guy to that boat i guess it's just a typo there

01:16:42.820 where i've said where was it was it car michael cookie dough footjob i said go traveling and

01:16:49.220 mr gently benevolent is saying that's bad advice because he'll just be among loads of foreign

01:16:53.160 people and not be safe i mean it's a fair point it's not a fair point car michael cookie dough 0.78

01:17:00.400 footjob you've got to make up your own mind on that these are the decisions that men must make

01:17:05.020 for themselves. They can't outsource it to somebody else. Okay. CGMam says, no point

01:17:12.000 just being angry at the messenger. I'm not angry. Calmer than you, dude. Hundreds of

01:17:18.560 towns, pubs, shops and lives depend on these industries. Midwest and North will be badly

01:17:23.700 affected. Oh, well, fine. Fine. Fine. Policies must be coupled with industrial strategy.

01:17:30.760 Well, I agree with that. I agree with that. But yeah, if a load of the economy has to suffer

01:17:37.120 in order that our demographics are not ruined by Indians, so be it. So be it. 1.00

01:17:45.940 Tatum 2733 says, I've never meant to imply you thought I was wrong. All right. Okay, good.

01:17:51.360 I know. I know. I know. All right. Okay, and the very last one here, from Belgians are evil,

01:17:57.280 trust me again he says Bo Groningen commands you to start a history only fans god although some 1.00

01:18:04.940 people do do only fans it's nothing sexualized don't they that's that's the thing isn't it I've

01:18:09.280 heard they just use it like a YouTube or like a TikTok or an Instagram it's just one other

01:18:15.620 platform it doesn't have to be about sex right anyway I'm not I'm not doing a history only fans

01:18:22.820 Okay and one last one

01:18:27.100 It's just kicked in here

01:18:27.940 From Carmichael

01:18:28.640 Cookie Dough

01:18:29.020 Footjob

01:18:29.300 Says

01:18:29.480 Do you think 9-11

01:18:30.700 Was done by hijackers

01:18:32.140 Or was just a cover up

01:18:34.320 To hide the fact

01:18:35.100 That really

01:18:35.920 It was just a couple 1.00

01:18:37.640 Of women pilots 1.00

01:18:38.840 Thanks for the advice

01:18:40.120 By the way

01:18:40.620 Now we talked about it

01:18:41.580 On 9-11 didn't we

01:18:42.280 Was it Monday

01:18:42.820 Was it Monday

01:18:44.360 No it was last week

01:18:45.220 Sorry it was last week

01:18:45.820 Wasn't it

01:18:46.180 I talked all about it

01:18:47.620 And I've written all about it before

01:18:48.760 I'm on record a few times

01:18:50.120 Talking about what I think

01:18:50.780 Happened on 9-11

01:18:51.620 I believe they were real 1.00

01:18:55.580 Islamic terrorists 1.00

01:18:57.760 But that they were known 0.77

01:19:00.320 To the authorities

01:19:01.280 The FBI, the CIA

01:19:02.640 And other intelligence services

01:19:04.140 They were known

01:19:04.740 Well they were

01:19:05.980 That's a matter of fact

01:19:07.100 It's a matter of record

01:19:08.420 In fact isn't it

01:19:09.760 There's been many books

01:19:10.480 Written about it

01:19:11.120 It's not a conspiracy theory

01:19:12.640 You can't describe that

01:19:14.060 As a conspiracy theory

01:19:14.940 Those guys were known

01:19:16.980 To the FBI and the CIA

01:19:18.420 So then it's more a question of that

01:19:22.600 They were allowed to carry out their plan

01:19:25.060 For what reason?

01:19:27.860 Foreign policy ultimately

01:19:28.780 The balance of power in the world

01:19:29.920 Give themselves a casus belli

01:19:31.860 A reason for war

01:19:34.000 One more has ticks in

01:19:37.980 Max Rove says

01:19:38.760 Sweeney is the thinking Frisian's Frisian

01:19:42.220 Okay, that's the last one

01:19:46.400 Alright, that's the show

01:19:47.840 It's now 20 minutes past nine

01:19:48.900 In the a.m.

01:19:49.460 British summertime on Tuesday

01:19:50.700 Is it Tuesday yesterday?

01:19:52.200 Yeah, Tuesday

01:19:52.620 The 15th of September

01:19:54.420 In the year of our law

01:19:54.920 2026

01:19:55.560 You've been the glorious band

01:19:56.680 The chosen few

01:19:57.460 My band of brothers and sisters

01:19:59.560 Thank you for joining me

01:20:00.600 Without you guys

01:20:01.140 It isn't a thing

01:20:01.660 It really isn't

01:20:02.520 I appreciate it

01:20:03.380 Try and make the best of the day ahead

01:20:04.760 Carpe diem

01:20:05.360 Seize the day

01:20:05.860 The most valuable thing you will ever have

01:20:07.160 Is your time

01:20:07.760 Let that sink in

01:20:10.100 The most valuable thing

01:20:12.240 You will ever have

01:20:14.820 Is your time

01:20:16.860 It dwarfs how valuable any gold or silver

01:20:22.260 Or gems or houses or cars you might own

01:20:24.680 You can't take that with you can you

01:20:25.720 In the final reckoning

01:20:28.160 It's of zero value to you isn't it

01:20:30.160 Your time though

01:20:31.840 Your time and it's finite

01:20:34.320 Try and make it count if you can

01:20:36.420 I'm not going to get too preachy you do you

01:20:37.840 Alright until tomorrow morning then

01:20:39.340 Take care

01:20:46.860 Thank you.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 15, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 15th September 2026

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