The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 20th October 2026

00:00:00.800 morning you all right

00:00:08.080 hope you are sincerely do hope you are have a good evening me yeah it was all right thanks yeah

00:00:14.160 not too bad cheers for asking yeah it's now eight in the a.m british summertime is it still

00:00:19.360 british summertime not greenish meantime yet again is it uh on tuesday the 20th of october

00:00:26.080 in the year of our lord of 2026 thank you for joining me for the glorious band the chosen few

00:00:30.160 my band of brothers and sisters got impeccable taste tuning into the bow show live if you are

00:00:34.560 watching it live not just later on on youtubes thanks everyone that's in the chat appreciate it

00:00:40.800 easy you do appreciate it okay as always nearly always i'm joined by my producer little harry

00:00:47.040 how are you this morning good sir morning yeah we're good little harry's all good so everything's

00:00:52.320 it's okay in the world what would little Harry do that's what we must ask ourselves at all time

00:00:59.000 at all times uh the omniscient omnipresent voice of the disembodied narrator okay narrator

00:01:05.420 producer right let's get into it that's enough faffing about isn't it that's enough fannying

00:01:10.700 about for one morning let's get straight into it oh no one more piece of fannying about

00:01:14.480 I've got to say I'm supposed to say it more than once per stream I'm gonna have to start

00:01:19.180 saying it more than once per stream make sure you've got the thumbs up on the stream the fan

00:01:23.580 dabby dozy button make sure you're subbed to the channel of course why wouldn't you be and get the

00:01:28.700 bell on ye olde bell that doesn't cost anything either does it none of those things cost anything

00:01:34.480 why not do it it really helps out appreciate it i've got to do that mid show as well i've been

00:01:39.900 told reliably and told it's the correct thing to do youtube really care about the fan dabby dozy

00:01:44.640 button all right what's that cabal of evil fleet street editors quite frankly evil fleet street

00:01:50.600 editors talking about this morning what's in the legacy corporate lamestream media today what's

00:01:54.920 the news cycle at least in britain uh because it does matter millions of normies the vast majority

00:02:00.260 of normies still get their view of reality from the legacy corporate lamestream media you can

00:02:05.120 bury your head in the sand if you want it's best to know what they're doing though isn't it

00:02:08.840 best to know what they're saying what they're doing ignorance is not bliss very rarely is it

00:02:15.680 actually bliss okay what have we got then the french correction that's funny isn't it that's

00:02:20.580 a funny play on words like the french connection the french correction and labor cuts two billion

00:02:27.680 pound from army well just sound like the budget isn't out yet it's not out for a week a week and

00:02:32.940 a day i think it's on the 28th it's not out yet but it's not out yet but the rumblings are there's

00:02:39.380 rumblings the rumblings are out of westminster out of number 10 or number 11 uh because the

00:02:45.860 chancellor of the exchequer lives at number 11 downing street if you didn't know that

00:02:48.480 sorry to be patronizing if you did know that uh the rumblings are he's going to cut two billion

00:02:54.500 pounds more from the army and maybe armored vehicles that are deployed around the world

00:03:00.960 and just be left where they are.

00:03:02.720 Stuff like that.

00:03:03.320 We'll get into the details, but...

00:03:05.680 A bit rich as well, isn't it, from Healy, John Healy,

00:03:07.660 now Chancellor of Nick Sheckler,

00:03:09.160 that was the Defence Minister,

00:03:11.680 that quit the Starmer government because of

00:03:13.600 cuts to the military budget.

00:03:18.420 Is West Streeting, the current Defence Secretary,

00:03:21.640 going to kick up a stink about it,

00:03:23.420 threatened to quit and all that sort of stuff?

00:03:24.860 Not bloody likely.

00:03:29.000 Because he's spineless.

00:03:30.960 And going to lose his seat in the next election, almost certainly

00:03:33.960 Alright, here we go, the Metro

00:03:35.400 Oh, first thing off the bat, the Metro

00:03:36.740 Should we do a disdain, Cam Harry?

00:03:44.980 State of you

00:03:45.660 Revolting, get a clue

00:03:48.380 Get a clue

00:03:49.600 Who do you think you're talking to? The Metro

00:03:51.960 Absolutely revolting 0.99

00:03:53.260 Victoria's Secret has got a 50 million dollar bra 1.00

00:03:57.140 Has it got actual diamonds in it or something?

00:03:59.000 It doesn't even fit, apparently

00:04:00.020 okay don't care right the french correction here we go macron's prime minister because remember

00:04:08.740 macron isn't the prime minister of france he's the president of france they haven't got a king

00:04:12.580 have they famously so he's the actual head of state macron so he's got a prime minister that

00:04:18.560 sits under him prime minister's uh macron's prime minister brings in curfews after errors errors

00:04:25.560 what the error of having an open border for years and years and years that error

00:04:31.820 not that error they're not talking about that that's not an error as far as they're concerned

00:04:35.900 error there are errors extreme left-wing thugs and thieves will not win says macron

00:04:42.200 interesting that he is even going that far of course he's not going to say what's really going

00:04:50.060 on, that it's a sectarian thing along racial, ethnic, tribal and religious lines.

00:04:58.440 He's not going to say that, but at the very least, the fact that I think it's interesting

00:05:02.640 that he does at least call them extreme left-wing thugs, because there is an element of that

00:05:06.880 to it as well, isn't there?

00:05:08.120 There are actual anti-far black bloc types, that is an element to it, that he even goes

00:05:14.220 so far as to say that, because Macron is quite often, at least by the legacy corporate lamestream

00:05:19.200 media, described as a centrist. His various governments he's had, quite a few of them,

00:05:25.620 are described as sort of centrist coalitions. Not really centrist though, are they? They're

00:05:31.980 left. They're absolutely of the left. So for him to, and he's that type of globalist

00:05:43.980 leftist that anyone's even remotely right leaning one inch to the right of centre are just his

00:05:51.380 political enemies that he would do anything to undermine and destroy he's that type of politician

00:05:55.340 a globalist yeah a hand-picked weft puppet however you want to describe it so for him to actually

00:06:01.620 call out the left in any way usually these people these quote unquote centrists will never mention

00:06:06.880 the left or rather anything the left do that's wrong or bad subversive dangerous but he has

00:06:15.320 actually at least said that a tiny bit of credit am I even going to go that far does he deserve

00:06:22.580 any credit still he could be trying to spin it as well as not even mentioning the left at all but 0.57

00:06:28.760 okay he's describing it as extreme left-wing thugs and thieves there's there's the French

00:06:34.480 right police standing there posing really looks like i don't know if they were but looks a bit

00:06:40.480 while paris burns while france burns

00:06:45.280 is it coming to the rest of europe the exact same thing the exact same thing 0.53

00:06:51.120 probably yeah in mourning about a sectarian nightmare for a long time now haven't we

00:06:59.200 well here it is it's the quickening

00:07:01.440 it's happening

00:07:04.900 alright

00:07:05.740 what else have we got

00:07:06.680 The Independent

00:07:07.400 it's only a banner

00:07:11.280 but I lay

00:07:12.320 this person says

00:07:13.860 I lay in pool of blood

00:07:15.660 after being shot by the IRA

00:07:17.320 ex-SAS soldier

00:07:19.200 reveals the grim reality

00:07:20.520 of surveillance

00:07:21.200 during the troubles

00:07:22.720 more like in the 70s

00:07:23.800 and the 80s

00:07:24.420 and perhaps the early 90s

00:07:26.060 there's a good book

00:07:27.540 by Andy McNabb

00:07:28.960 not his real name

00:07:30.580 Andy McNabb wrote a book called

00:07:33.080 Immediate Action

00:07:34.160 a supposedly non-fiction book

00:07:37.380 Andy McNabb's account of Bravo 2-0

00:07:41.340 has been questioned

00:07:42.180 that was his first book

00:07:44.980 his second book, Immediate Action

00:07:45.980 was talking about his early

00:07:47.300 life, his military career before the SS

00:07:51.260 then selection to get into the SS

00:07:53.020 and then his SS career up until

00:07:55.240 the point of Gulf War 1

00:07:56.640 where Bravo 2-0 happened

00:07:59.380 Anyway, a big chunk of that is about

00:08:01.880 A big chunk of it is about the SAS in Northern Ireland

00:08:05.080 Very interesting, I think

00:08:06.220 Very, very interesting

00:08:07.040 The British needed, wanted 0.57

00:08:09.300 Well, could you call it surveillance

00:08:11.280 Surveillance

00:08:11.920 On the IRA and Republicans

00:08:14.940 And quite dangerous work 0.75

00:08:16.980 Really quite dangerous work

00:08:17.880 I mean, that's one of the reasons Andy McNabb

00:08:19.600 Not his real name

00:08:20.260 Claims why he still needs anonymity

00:08:23.340 You could actually find his face on the internet

00:08:25.820 If you really wanted to

00:08:26.560 It's not a true secret

00:08:28.460 but usually in interviews he'll have his face blacked out because he says I think it's a bit

00:08:34.420 performative but what do I know really maybe not um he says he still could put people in danger if

00:08:40.500 they if they found out who the IRA found out who he really was anyway anyway a lot of I think a lot

00:08:46.760 of people don't know how deep the SAS were into the troubles in Ireland and Northern Ireland

00:08:53.620 in the 70s and 80s okay all right here we go france again still more france flames in marseille

00:09:01.240 where the mayor of marseille said his city was the shame of europe after a weekend of rioting

00:09:07.060 curfew imposed to stop france riots as unrest grips europe all of europe starting to

00:09:14.520 towns and cities in lockdown after weekend of violent protests

00:09:18.320 Italy prepares crackdown after demonstrations and in looting

00:09:22.480 and over cost of living in housing in Lisbon, Albania and Serbia

00:09:29.000 I don't know much about the cost of living and housing in Albania and Serbia

00:09:33.940 but I do know that in Spain it's a big thing

00:09:37.200 a big, big sort of public policy debate and issue

00:09:40.840 the cost of particularly housing in Spain

00:09:45.060 is a massive, massive problem in Spain 0.99

00:09:47.380 well again all over if you flood a country that's got some sort of equilibrium with millions and 0.81

00:09:53.940 millions and millions of new people then yeah it's going to throw out of balance all sorts of things

00:10:00.260 in your society in your economy now the demand for housing will completely outstrip the supply

00:10:07.700 Won't it? Obviously

00:10:10.360 Obviously

00:10:11.860 France, Germany, Spain

00:10:15.000 Further down the road

00:10:17.340 Than Britain is even

00:10:19.320 Yeah

00:10:22.160 Will these protests spread across all of Europe 1.00

00:10:25.140 Where the imported

00:10:27.040 Sometimes second or even third generation imports

00:10:29.240 Are just going berserk 1.00

00:10:30.280 Because they hate their host countries, don't they largely

00:10:32.920 Not all of them, of course 0.99

00:10:34.220 Hashtag not all

00:10:35.640 A lot of them though

00:10:37.140 They were born and raised

00:10:38.640 They're young if they're 20 odd

00:10:40.500 They haven't known anything other

00:10:42.180 Than being told

00:10:43.820 That their host nations are like evil colonisers

00:10:46.800 That there's something 0.91

00:10:47.300 A flood of anti-white propaganda

00:10:50.080 That whiteness, something wrong with whiteness

00:10:51.740 With Europe 1.00

00:10:52.280 Something evil and wrong with it 1.00

00:10:53.900 Burn it down 0.95

00:10:54.600 You're on the right side of history 1.00

00:10:56.480 If you burn it down and destroy it

00:10:57.800 They've been told 0.56

00:10:58.420 They've been raised

00:10:59.260 I believe

00:10:59.900 Yeah

00:11:01.460 Who would have thought that that narrative

00:11:03.660 could have any sort of blowback.

00:11:08.300 Obviously it would.

00:11:13.940 Okay.

00:11:15.340 The Financial Times.

00:11:18.680 Challenges facing Macron

00:11:21.300 deepen after street clashes

00:11:23.100 reignite French debt,

00:11:24.500 debt route.

00:11:27.300 A route on their yield,

00:11:29.140 on their bonds.

00:11:30.980 French guilt-edged government bonds.

00:11:33.660 Ten-year bond yield sharply up.

00:11:36.540 Local curfews imposed.

00:11:38.020 President faces high-stakes election.

00:11:40.200 Well, he doesn't really, does he?

00:11:42.380 Because he can't be re-elected.

00:11:44.200 Macron cannot be re-elected.

00:11:46.620 He's done the most time he can do as President of France.

00:11:49.860 It will be someone else.

00:11:51.100 It'll be Marine Le Pen, probably won't it?

00:11:52.940 All the polls are saying that.

00:11:54.720 National rally and Marine Le Pen will probably win.

00:11:58.400 It's early next year, the next French presidential election.

00:12:02.680 She's come out.

00:12:03.200 she said some reasonably strong words yesterday I saw, saying she would just stamp down on

00:12:08.260 these riots, you know, as much as possible, as hard as possible. I think that's what the

00:12:13.780 average French person, because in all these countries, it's just like, you're right if

00:12:19.400 you're watching this, unless you hate watching it, patriotic, nativist, nationalist. There's

00:12:27.640 still a lot of those people in countries like Spain and France and Germany, of course, people

00:12:32.680 like us who are aghast by all of this. The globalist, anti-white, left-leaning insanity 0.95

00:12:39.400 that has brought us to this place. 0.90

00:12:43.460 Okay, The Telegraph, German-owned Zionist subversion, The Telegraph. Emma Willis complaining

00:12:50.600 about age on TV. She's not even that old, but she's not a spring chicken either. Is 0.99

00:12:56.000 she 50? Is that what that says? It's too small for me to read. Anyway, she's a little bit

00:13:00.360 older than she appears. 0.99

00:13:02.780 We're only about age on TV. Don't care, 0.96

00:13:04.440 do we? We don't care about that on the Bo Show.

00:13:06.180 Let's do real stories. Right. Labor cuts

00:13:08.380 two billion pounds from army front

00:13:10.420 line. Armoured vehicles risk

00:13:12.540 being left stranded as Ministry of

00:13:14.460 Defence curbs spending on

00:13:16.560 Boxer programme.

00:13:18.560 I read this article this morning. It goes on to say

00:13:20.420 that, yeah, it's possible that

00:13:22.460 armoured

00:13:24.520 vehicles, various vehicles

00:13:26.400 that are deployed in various places

00:13:28.480 around the world not that the british army is deployed in that many places around the world but

00:13:32.800 still there are some there are a fair few actually probably more than you would think

00:13:36.120 um just could just be left there wherever they are it's just there's like no more

00:13:42.240 maintenance or even petrol for them just leave them there

00:13:44.640 surely surely that's a dereliction of duty isn't it on behalf of the government

00:13:50.380 you describe that as a dereliction of duty i would

00:13:57.440 and he said

00:13:59.760 do you remember when the Americans left loads and loads

00:14:01.700 of materiel

00:14:02.540 war materiel in Afghanistan

00:14:05.820 just abandoned it when Joe Biden

00:14:07.800 and Kamala Harris decided they were

00:14:09.680 going to pull out of Afghanistan 1.00

00:14:10.640 billions and billions

00:14:13.560 and billions of dollars worth of stuff just left it there 0.79

00:14:15.680 for the Taliban essentially

00:14:17.140 for the Taliban to just pick it up 0.79

00:14:19.380 oh there's brand new 0.87

00:14:22.020 brand new like M16s

00:14:23.760 or whatever laying around, brand new Humvees

00:14:25.400 or whatever. Oh, they're ours now, I suppose. Thanks. Again, I mentioned at the top of the

00:14:33.180 show, didn't I? The idea, if you remember, can you remember back this far? When the

00:14:38.380 current Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Healy, was Sir Quir Stalin's Minister for

00:14:44.400 Defence. And he quit. And that was the final straw that broke the back of the Starmer government,

00:14:49.100 wasn't it that was the final thing where Keir Starmer decided okay it's just it's over it's

00:14:56.700 over i've got to resign really at this point there's too many people just leaving the cabinet

00:15:02.060 i don't have the numbers if there were to be probably wouldn't have the numbers if there

00:15:05.420 were to be a vote of no confidence all that stuff so john healy sort of the the the prime

00:15:11.020 backstabber if you like the the brutus stabbing star starmer in the front politically

00:15:19.100 now it's what now he's going to pull the exact same trick

00:15:24.460 he's going to pull the same trick but still i suppose

00:15:28.320 west streeting hasn't got the sort of the political

00:15:32.860 weight to really do anything about like which if west streeting for example was

00:15:38.160 to resign over that burnham and the current labour

00:15:42.100 government would just be like okay bye-bye then all right bye-bye

00:15:45.980 We're not going to be an MP for more than another two years anyway, so off you go then.

00:15:50.800 Go be a backbencher.

00:15:51.960 We'll pick someone else. 1.00

00:15:53.040 We've got a few hundred lefty black backbenchers dying for a position in government. 1.00

00:15:58.320 So, okay. 1.00

00:16:00.960 So it goes as politics, isn't it?

00:16:02.560 It's not fair.

00:16:03.740 It's not fair.

00:16:04.460 It's not right.

00:16:06.080 It's sort of a horrible game, really.

00:16:08.200 It really is quite a horrible game.

00:16:10.280 All right. 0.99

00:16:10.900 Palestine poppy creator is NHS doctor, sure. 1.00

00:16:15.180 Sure. 0.99

00:16:15.980 Look this thing, can you see that? The Palestine poppy. A perverse, a grotesque inversion, perversion of the poppy. If anyone is foreign who might not know, in Britain we have the image of the poppy to remember our war dead.

00:16:40.320 It's connected to Flanders Fields and World War I, but it's for all war dead, really. 1.00

00:16:47.320 Going to subvert that into some sort of Palestine thing. 0.92

00:16:52.320 Some sort of promos in Palestine thing.

00:16:54.320 Well, the guy that came up with that, we're told here, is relatively young.

00:16:57.320 He's like a trainee doctor on the NHS, some sort of trainee, young-ish doctor.

00:17:02.320 He's Pakistani as well.

00:17:04.320 Isn't that interesting? Don't you find that interesting?

00:17:06.320 The way Muslims from all over the world,

00:17:10.320 From Morocco to the Philippines, not all of them of course, hashtag not all, but a lot of them, a lot of them, show just complete solidarity with Palestine.

00:17:22.500 I find that interesting, odd even. 0.97

00:17:28.360 Because people from North Africa or Southeast Asia or Pakistan, they've got nothing to do, they've got nothing to do really, other than Islam. 1.00

00:17:37.300 They've got nothing to do with Palestine, with the Levant, the Holy Crescent, the Fertile Crescent, sorry, the Holy Land, Arabs. 0.92

00:17:50.380 What really, other than Islam, why would Pakistanis care about Palestine particularly? 0.94

00:17:59.920 Well, the answer is, of course, simply Islam, isn't it?

00:18:04.580 it's interesting it's a remarkable thing isn't it that sort of solidarity

00:18:09.460 sort of that transnational I was going to say tribal but it's sort of trans-tribal isn't it

00:18:16.280 the different types of people are different tribes there's one sort of overarching grand tribe of

00:18:22.500 Islam remarkable sort of solidarity really Islam is strong in that sense isn't it it's strong

00:18:30.760 like the anglosphere for example or say anglicanism the church of england wouldn't get

00:18:38.660 solidarity like that would you there was people and there are anglicans people that subscribe to

00:18:45.180 the church of england all over the world the anglicans here really fight the good fight on

00:18:52.080 their behalf whether they're being oppressed in the world not on your nelly no no no okay

00:18:58.720 Nottingham killer stripped of benefits after Telegraph expose.

00:19:05.060 Remarkably, remarkably, it's the case, or it has been the case,

00:19:11.800 that if you did any sort of crime, terrible crime, murders, rapes, mass murders,

00:19:16.940 and they were so bad that you weren't sent to prison, you were sent to a secure hospital.

00:19:23.020 They decided you were sort of criminally insane, not just a normal murderer.

00:19:28.160 right then it was the case that they don't strip you of your benefits if you go to a normal prison

00:19:34.500 they would they do as a matter of course de rigueur but if you're actually criminally insane or they

00:19:42.480 decide you are they don't strip you of your benefits or until now hadn't so that calicane

00:19:50.720 fella remember him that black calicane fella in nottingham who just went on a stabbing spree 0.87

00:19:56.880 killed three completely innocent people 0.98

00:19:58.920 wounding some others didn't he 0.95

00:20:00.480 they decided he was sort of insane

00:20:03.440 and should spend probably

00:20:04.980 probably the rest of his life 0.98

00:20:06.620 in a secure mental hospital

00:20:08.840 he was still able to

00:20:10.920 still able to claim

00:20:12.860 benefits

00:20:14.820 on a monthly basis

00:20:16.160 well now apparently the government says

00:20:20.640 they're going to close that loophole

00:20:22.080 what crazy loophole to have in the first place

00:20:25.240 how's that even possible really in the in in the first instance

00:20:32.160 okay all right just throw that on the pile of crazy injustices in this country

00:20:40.540 mcconaughey flirts with run for president matthew mcconaughey all right all right all right

00:20:46.860 apparently this is news to me this morning apparently he put out a six minute video

00:20:53.080 We've got out some sort of video on social media advocating on behalf of independents.

00:21:03.920 Independent candidates running for president, that is.

00:21:09.540 Not independents from the Crown.

00:21:11.820 That was settled a while ago, wasn't it?

00:21:13.400 Independents, independent people running.

00:21:15.980 And so, again, there's rumblings out of the McConaughey camp that maybe he's going to run for president.

00:21:23.080 Would you like to see that?

00:21:26.220 Would you like to see Matthew McConaughey as President of the United States? 0.98

00:21:32.080 Independents usually do really quite badly in the United States. 0.99

00:21:38.800 I mean, depends what you think badly,

00:21:42.460 but they don't really ever get anywhere close, particularly, do they?

00:21:46.200 But who knows? Politics all over the world is changing profoundly, isn't it?

00:21:49.980 I would like to see the two-party stranglehold

00:21:56.060 that the Republicans and the Democrats have got

00:21:58.060 in the United States broken

00:22:00.220 hopefully the way we're going through

00:22:02.080 a long and painful process in Great Britain

00:22:04.260 of the two main parties

00:22:06.180 Labour and Conservative

00:22:07.440 their stranglehold

00:22:08.600 absolute stranglehold on power

00:22:10.920 seeing that slowly

00:22:13.320 frustratingly slowly broken

00:22:15.100 I'd like to see a similar thing for the United States 0.82

00:22:18.920 in the United States

00:22:21.720 they've got the way it's done

00:22:23.300 particularly

00:22:23.940 all sorts of

00:22:27.540 the way it's set up the infrastructure

00:22:29.540 and the rules

00:22:31.460 it would be very very hard

00:22:33.520 for that

00:22:33.960 cabal to be wrong

00:22:37.360 the single cabal that is the Republican

00:22:39.500 and Democratic Party

00:22:40.640 they've got it sewn up pretty tight

00:22:43.580 it's hard to get a look in

00:22:46.900 even as sort of the third biggest party what about the libertarian party if there was a new

00:22:52.060 party remember remember the tea party any sort of third party it's all stacked against them

00:22:59.180 massively even more than in britain okay matthew president mcconaughey what do you think

00:23:04.020 okay this is an interesting story again which used to me this morning hundreds of schools

00:23:10.180 shut after bomb threat what hundreds of schools shut where where what's going on

00:23:15.920 in northern ireland it says here islamist bomb threats because that might be the first question

00:23:22.460 what is that northern ireland or what is it um irish republicans no islamist bomb threats

00:23:28.820 closed 300 odd schools in northern ireland yesterday

00:23:33.180 is is that a small little story there a small little and almost and finally at least on the

00:23:41.260 front page i didn't see it on any it's not on any of the other front pages that's quite a big story

00:23:45.200 isn't it some credit to the telegraph for running it at all really surprised they did

00:23:56.400 well they're zionists so they're anti-islam so 0.72

00:24:01.840 maybe it's not all that surprising okay

00:24:07.360 a level book promotes chinese propaganda this little blurb just says it's actually actually is

00:24:12.480 In a course a textbook for learning

00:24:14.380 Mandarin

00:24:14.880 So not quite as

00:24:17.840 Egregious as it might first seem 0.91

00:24:19.840 Perhaps you could be the judge of that

00:24:22.420 It's not like it's a textbook

00:24:23.840 A level textbook on chemistry

00:24:25.300 It's just like a footnote

00:24:27.040 By the way Beijing is the best go Beijing

00:24:29.620 It wasn't that

00:24:30.260 It is a course for learning

00:24:33.300 Mandarin

00:24:34.480 Apparently it just says that Britain 0.87

00:24:37.160 After Brexit Britain should have closer ties with China

00:24:39.780 Somewhere in that book 0.95

00:24:42.480 All right.

00:24:44.100 All right, what else have we got?

00:24:44.960 Oh, there's a little thing.

00:24:46.460 Curfews in France as riot loot goes on vinted.

00:24:51.480 Shameless. 0.97

00:24:52.620 Absolutely shameless. 0.72

00:24:54.240 You're going to go out, loot. 0.89

00:24:59.080 And the loot isn't even just for you.

00:25:01.060 You're then going to put it on vinted.

00:25:02.440 You want the cash.

00:25:03.140 You want the coal hard cash, not the merchandise. 0.98

00:25:09.820 Shameless.

00:25:10.460 the times the venerable times government tells private parking firms to cap fines for motorists

00:25:18.940 so this is a story that burnham uh yeah well exactly as it says on the tin that uh private

00:25:24.640 parking firms and other places i think as well is the idea like um government buildings government

00:25:30.560 parking lots that there'll be a cap on it um you can never find someone more than i think 100

00:25:35.720 pounds for a ticket a parking ticket and that um minor misdemeanors you shouldn't be fined at all

00:25:43.680 like if you're like one minute late two three minutes late in driving away you shouldn't have 0.53

00:25:50.180 to pay a fine I mean yeah parking fines are ridiculous a bit ridiculous in this country

00:25:56.680 in this country quite often very very often you'll have what feels like a very very jobs worth

00:26:04.540 parking fine attendant person and they're walking around like looking at their watch

00:26:09.740 like oh it's ticked a second past the hour any cars that are still there without the right

00:26:16.120 little ticket one second past boom there's your there's your fine

00:26:19.940 well Vernon wants to scrap that or do something about it at least put a cap on it put various

00:26:28.540 caps on it um people have said i think this is an interesting take an interesting observation

00:26:36.940 i've not really heard it before until a day or two ago but it makes sense to me

00:26:41.340 that burnham seems to be sort of running the country like a mayor this is the sort of thing

00:26:46.940 mayors care about isn't it he was the mayor of manchester did you know he doesn't often mention

00:26:51.580 it he doesn't often mention that he's from the north and used to be the mayor of manchester

00:26:58.540 But he was. Now, this is exactly the sort of thing, isn't it, the sort of policy that

00:27:05.580 local government and mayors are interested in and care about. They haven't got much

00:27:10.800 else on their plate, have they really? And isn't it the job of the Prime Minister, national

00:27:18.040 government, to be involved in bigger questions than this? Shouldn't the Prime Minister be

00:27:23.520 much more involved and interesting and micromanaging the details of, oh I don't know, fiscal policy,

00:27:30.640 foreign policy, immigration policy. The big stuff, the big picture stuff.

00:27:37.760 Why is Andy Burnham spending time on capping parking fines? That's for sort of a lower

00:27:46.480 tier of governance, isn't it? Well anyway, all right. No increase to capital gains tax

00:27:52.080 in budget. Chancellor resists pressure from Burnham allies. We'll see. We'll see. As I say,

00:27:56.100 the budget isn't until the 28th. So there'll be, if you don't know, in the run-up to a budget,

00:28:04.800 there's just more and more and more speculation until Budget Day. This is going to be in it.

00:28:08.980 This isn't going to be in it. Day after day. You just wait. You just wait and see. It's one of

00:28:15.600 those things. Who knows? Because they could say this today, and it turns out that in the budget,

00:28:22.080 there is an increase in capital gains tax and they'll just say yeah well that was just leaked

00:28:26.800 like a week before and it was just baseless so we'll see no capital gains tax in budget

00:28:34.960 i won't hold my breath on that one to be perfectly honest but we'll see they'll find other ways

00:28:41.360 around stealth taxes they'll just keep taxing more and more and more because that's all they know

00:28:47.520 that's all leftists know that's all leftism is tax and spend

00:28:52.080 until you're down to the kulaks all right a bit of a terrifying image isn't it 0.91

00:29:01.400 it sounds like some sort of evil gesture 1.00

00:29:05.440 evil gesture of misrule havoc chaos great brilliant curfews for curfews for

00:29:17.300 riot tall French cities. Will that work? Will the type of people that burn down city halls 0.73

00:29:29.260 and schools, will they care about a curfew? Unlikely, isn't it? Okay, the IR paper. France

00:29:38.900 imposes curfews. Okay. Two child cap on childcare benefits will be lifted by April. I wonder

00:29:47.160 if there'll be a general election before April.

00:29:48.760 Okay, the blurb says,

00:29:50.020 parents are on benefits to get £736 extra

00:29:54.020 per additional child to assist with nursery costs.

00:29:58.520 Lifting the cap on nursery fee support

00:30:00.640 offers a route back to work for parents on universal credit

00:30:03.820 with more than two children,

00:30:05.800 quote, at a critical time of rising costs, experts say.

00:30:10.520 Families on universal credit can claim back 85%

00:30:13.760 of their childcare costs while they work.

00:30:17.160 but the amount is currently capped at £1,071 for one child

00:30:21.020 or £1,836 per month or two or more.

00:30:26.540 It's a lot of money, isn't it?

00:30:28.100 Charities call for government to go further

00:30:30.620 and address other barriers in the system.

00:30:32.760 That's not enough. That's still not enough.

00:30:34.640 They call on the government to go further

00:30:36.380 and address other barriers in the system,

00:30:39.980 such as the need for families to pay for childcare costs up front

00:30:44.040 before they can claim back support.

00:30:45.800 So just more and more and more gibs, the charities say.

00:30:52.600 I mean, our welfare bill in Great Britain is completely and utterly unsustainable.

00:31:00.280 Completely and utterly unsustainable.

00:31:02.640 It's bankrupting, or has really already, basically, bankrupted the nation.

00:31:07.920 We can't really afford to borrow much more.

00:31:10.260 We can barely afford to repay the interests on our borrowings.

00:31:15.800 Can't really tax much, well they can, but the bell curve means we actually get less in

00:31:20.800 Can't really issue bonds, well you can, but will many people buy them?

00:31:26.560 Is it a good deal?

00:31:29.740 Yeah, just more and more and more welfare

00:31:31.840 More and more and more and more and more endlessly

00:31:34.580 Again, that's leftist economic theory

00:31:41.000 Eventually you run out of other people's money

00:31:44.760 and then what complete collapse in the end collapse

00:31:50.600 okay the daily fail your subversion anything about tommy robinson nope

00:31:57.980 okay well not on the front page kemi olukemu badenok the nigerian anchor baby bizarrely

00:32:06.360 finds herself laughing as the leader of the opposition says budget could be even worse

00:32:10.600 than Reeves' bloodbath.

00:32:13.560 John Healy's maiden budget

00:32:15.440 risks being even worse

00:32:16.820 than the two delivered

00:32:17.920 by Rachel Reeves,

00:32:18.920 Olukemi Badenoch,

00:32:20.600 will warn Day.

00:32:22.800 I don't care what the Tories say.

00:32:24.680 I really don't.

00:32:26.200 I don't trust them at all.

00:32:30.100 The way they behaved

00:32:31.000 in their last 14 years in power

00:32:32.660 was atrocious,

00:32:35.140 catastrophic,

00:32:37.960 suicidal, 0.87

00:32:38.820 sickening. 0.98

00:32:40.600 the way they behaved, what they did.

00:32:42.680 Badenoch was part of that, wasn't she?

00:32:44.500 In the later years of it, certainly, absolutely.

00:32:47.020 In government, during some of those years.

00:32:50.700 Now we're supposed to trust her

00:32:51.840 that she knows how to fix things. 0.99

00:32:53.780 She's got all the, she's got the correct prescriptions

00:32:57.540 for the country.

00:32:58.440 Like she's an economist in some way.

00:33:01.320 She knows how to balance budgets.

00:33:04.640 Olukemi Badenoch, the Nigerian woman, she understands

00:33:10.600 macroeconomics. 1.00

00:33:12.160 No, she doesn't. 1.00

00:33:13.540 She doesn't know how to turn up on time to things. 0.99

00:33:16.400 You know, that's a fake voice as well.

00:33:20.160 You know, there's clips of her not that long ago

00:33:22.780 where she speaks with a Nigerian accent,

00:33:26.420 an African accent.

00:33:29.320 As an adult, as a grown woman,

00:33:32.040 there was a big chunk of her childhood,

00:33:33.300 most of her childhood, wasn't it, in Nigeria?

00:33:36.560 But now she speaks with some sort of

00:33:40.780 Some sort of just completely normal

00:33:43.480 Sort of a classless

00:33:46.100 Dead straight down the line English accent

00:33:48.740 That's not her real voice, that's not her real accent 0.99

00:33:50.340 Phony, phony, fake 0.99

00:33:52.500 Fake 0.98

00:33:54.200 I never ever trust people

00:33:58.900 That don't go by their real name

00:34:02.060 And use a fake voice for whatever reason

00:34:04.000 Don't trust them

00:34:06.560 They're sort of 101 stuff.

00:34:09.780 Don't change your name weirdly, like Zach Polanski.

00:34:13.460 And don't put on a fake voice.

00:34:15.460 If you do either of those things, I'm almost certainly never, ever going to trust you.

00:34:23.180 All right, a little bit of slop here.

00:34:25.500 So how did Cillian Murphy's son land three top roles?

00:34:28.660 Well, nepotism, obviously.

00:34:30.160 That's how the world goes round.

00:34:33.020 What?

00:34:33.780 Are you surprised that there's nepotism?

00:34:36.560 yeah that that it's not just acting roles is it that is is how the world goes around

00:34:44.320 it's not really what you know it's who you know very very very often very often

00:34:50.420 only a few things in life really where it's still some sort of meritocracy

00:34:55.980 where if you're genuinely brilliant at something you get to make it to the top of that field

00:35:02.040 whatever it is because there'll probably be many many people that are brilliant at that thing

00:35:07.520 whatever it is acting being a formula one driver

00:35:13.100 whatever it is politics

00:35:17.780 getting a spot on a podcast it's who you know isn't it

00:35:23.220 that is the way it's always been as well though i will say not that i'm justifying it no it's not

00:35:30.940 not fair the world isn't fair how did cillian murphy's son land three top roles well because

00:35:35.980 the world isn't fair that's a tourism that's just a reality yeah network make friends

00:35:43.660 that's more valuable than most other things isn't it who you know

00:35:49.980 try and be personable and likable towards people who could give you a step up not that difficult

00:35:59.180 is it? Or have an already rich and powerful dad, or mum, or member of your family in some

00:36:05.720 way? How did Cillian Murphy's son land three type roles? What do you think? The Guardian,

00:36:14.360 ooh, The Guardian, oh, oh, oh, what's that stink? Smells like, smells like the bog of

00:36:18.700 eternal stench. Oh, and Hoggle, if you ever read The Guardian, I'll turn you into a prince,

00:36:27.140 a prince of the land of stench

00:36:30.200 ok the Guardian Burnham

00:36:32.240 orders radical rethink of

00:36:33.760 options to fix Thameswater

00:36:36.000 so apparently according to this story

00:36:37.660 it's not

00:36:40.380 good enough

00:36:40.960 for Burnham it's not

00:36:44.280 going to be good enough to nationalise Thameswater

00:36:46.420 one of the biggest

00:36:47.940 I think it's the biggest

00:36:48.920 water suppliers in Britain

00:36:51.740 I mean I'm in the west

00:36:54.200 country and it's still Thameswater

00:36:56.500 It's not just the Thames Valley, it's not just the South East

00:36:58.840 Apparently just nationalising that won't be enough

00:37:01.680 Andy Burnham sent his advisers

00:37:04.600 It's like his policy wonks

00:37:06.380 He sent them back to the drawing board

00:37:08.480 To give him more options, better, deeper options

00:37:12.720 About what to do with Thames Water

00:37:15.680 Saw a little thing yesterday, Danny Dyer

00:37:18.420 Mockney Danny Dyer

00:37:20.140 Is on the case

00:37:22.240 Yeah, Danny Dyer went to number 10 Downing Street

00:37:25.620 to have a little word

00:37:27.240 in Burnham Shell-like

00:37:28.740 about Thames Water.

00:37:33.440 He really cares.

00:37:34.720 He's a political activist now, Danny Dyer.

00:37:39.100 Anyway, anyway.

00:37:42.320 You would think,

00:37:43.400 you would hope, wouldn't you,

00:37:44.360 that somebody, whoever it is,

00:37:45.760 comes to number 10 Downing Street

00:37:47.780 already with a very, very sort of

00:37:50.340 fleshed out

00:37:51.200 view, set of policies.

00:37:55.620 And certainly on all the big questions, why is Andy Burnham sending his policy wonks back to the drawing board now?

00:38:04.900 Haven't you been thinking about this, at least, at the very least, ever since you seriously started the process of trying to coup Starmer out of power?

00:38:15.880 That bloodless coup d'etat that Andy Burnham conducted.

00:38:18.380 At least ever since that became a genuine possibility, how haven't you been working on policies like this?

00:38:26.340 It's been months and months, or a year or more.

00:38:28.200 There's been rumblings about Burnham for way more than a year, hasn't there?

00:38:33.020 But now he's sending them back to the drawing board.

00:38:37.440 Profoundingly unserious.

00:38:39.900 All right, here's the thing about Tommy Robinson.

00:38:42.740 So Tommy Robinson's on trial again.

00:38:46.880 It's to do with the Daily Mail.

00:38:48.000 What's the story in a nutshell?

00:38:48.920 So it's a story really about doxing and counter-doxing, essentially, isn't it?

00:38:55.620 during the southport riots the daily mail did a headline accusing tommy robinson real name

00:39:04.940 stephen yaxley lennon um of of like conducting civil unrest from his sunbed abroad tommy robinson

00:39:15.460 wasn't even in the country he was on holiday was it cyprus or somewhere he was on holiday somewhere

00:39:21.380 with his family

00:39:22.260 and he was like

00:39:24.300 tweeting about it

00:39:24.980 or whatever

00:39:25.300 because he's on social media

00:39:26.340 like loads of people

00:39:27.420 and the Daily Mail

00:39:28.800 accused him of

00:39:29.700 of yeah

00:39:31.020 conducting

00:39:31.540 things

00:39:32.820 from his sunbed

00:39:34.740 and they sent

00:39:35.680 journalists out there

00:39:36.840 sort of take pictures

00:39:38.300 of him

00:39:38.660 and his family

00:39:39.920 and that's what

00:39:42.680 the Daily Mail did

00:39:43.460 in fact

00:39:44.120 in the Daily Mail

00:39:44.880 I did find

00:39:45.440 you had to scroll down

00:39:46.100 a fair bit

00:39:46.820 before you find

00:39:47.760 an article about it

00:39:48.640 on the Daily Mail

00:39:49.560 but here it is

00:39:50.420 and so what tommy robinson did i'll come back to this in a moment tommy robinson came back to

00:39:56.800 britain and he just gave them a bit of a taste of their own medicine um he he or some of the people

00:40:04.820 because he's got a sort of a media he's got sort of a media company hasn't he he describes himself

00:40:12.360 as a journalist sometimes doesn't he um he gave them a bit of a taste of their own medicine

00:40:17.000 either he personally or some of the people around him went to daily mail journalists that went to

00:40:24.380 their houses and walked down the road trying to interview them like doorstepping them

00:40:29.500 so only really doing exactly what they've done to him not even as bad in my opinion but anyway

00:40:35.840 well he's on trial for that now he's on trial that's harassment that is if they do it to you

00:40:45.560 it's just in the public interest

00:40:47.520 is that you've just got to suck it up buttercup

00:40:49.560 that's how the world goes round 0.87

00:40:51.100 bad luck

00:40:51.940 you do it to them

00:40:53.520 criminal harassment

00:40:54.780 if you were scared about being doxxed

00:40:59.320 or you were concerned for your family and things

00:41:01.560 doesn't count

00:41:02.940 that's not a thing

00:41:04.520 get over it

00:41:06.120 stop being such a snowflake

00:41:08.900 you do it to them

00:41:09.840 oh no it's real harassment

00:41:10.780 no no they are in danger

00:41:12.280 Mr Robertson puts it on his social media

00:41:15.300 these two or three

00:41:17.060 Daily Mail journalists

00:41:18.340 so they took him to court

00:41:20.600 I think the first day of it yesterday

00:41:23.020 Robinson on trial

00:41:25.080 far right actress, he's not far right is he?

00:41:27.320 he's quite a civnat

00:41:28.080 he's pretty much a civnat isn't he?

00:41:32.000 pro-Israeli

00:41:32.640 he's not far right

00:41:34.360 still, he does talk about Islam 0.99

00:41:37.180 and the rape gangs doesn't he? 0.99

00:41:39.280 so as far as the Guardian is concerned

00:41:41.460 and nearly all the legacy corporate lamestream media

00:41:43.240 he's far right

00:41:45.860 far-right activist targeted reporters. He targeted them. Not that they targeted him,

00:41:51.940 no. Not that it was a tit-for-tat doxing thing. Not that, no. He did something wrong. They didn't

00:41:59.060 and he did. Right. Anyway, I've seen the little clip, like the seven-minute clip of him outside

00:42:05.380 court yesterday. And he just says, yeah, he just basically says, I haven't done anything wrong.

00:42:14.160 I just literally haven't done anything wrong.

00:42:17.080 Elon Musk is paying for it.

00:42:18.320 The last two trials they tried to put him on,

00:42:20.240 he was acquitted of any wrongdoing

00:42:21.500 because the CPS had bought the case

00:42:24.280 without really any evidence, any proper evidence.

00:42:26.580 He hadn't actually done anything wrong.

00:42:28.760 He's saying it's a case of that again.

00:42:31.700 Costs 200 grand.

00:42:33.720 200 grand.

00:42:35.340 If you're a normal person,

00:42:37.560 you're not insanely rich

00:42:38.620 or you haven't got access to Uncle Elon money,

00:42:41.200 you just can't even afford to defend yourself

00:42:44.260 certainly if you lost

00:42:47.540 it would bankrupt you on top of everything else

00:42:50.940 on top of going to prison

00:42:52.380 I believe the charges he's facing could be up to 10 years

00:42:55.400 if you get like an activist magistrate

00:42:59.220 or I think it's a jury trial

00:43:00.380 if you get jurors on there

00:43:01.860 that know who he is

00:43:04.500 and hate him

00:43:05.740 and don't care about actual justice

00:43:08.120 or being balanced

00:43:09.640 he could go to prison for years and years and years again

00:43:12.880 for simply

00:43:14.880 doing to the Daily Mail what they did to him

00:43:16.960 alright, Farage

00:43:24.660 aid casts doubt on 5 million pound

00:43:26.900 gift for security

00:43:28.080 this is, they're just rehashing it again

00:43:30.520 again we're restoring, I'm a

00:43:32.620 restore partisan, not reform

00:43:34.740 I've got my history with reform

00:43:37.020 but nonetheless, I do still

00:43:38.880 find it pathetic that the legacy corporate lamestream media have got reform and Nigel

00:43:48.720 Farage derangement syndrome. They're just rehashing the same thing that Dan Dukes said 0.67

00:43:54.540 whilst being surreptitiously recorded. He said that, he didn't even say, he just suggested

00:44:03.300 that that $5 million gift from Christopher Harbourn to Nigel wasn't for security.

00:44:10.260 It was for, effectively, a reward for campaigning for Brexit for 27 years.

00:44:17.600 But Nigel has already said it's such a nothing story.

00:44:19.620 I mean, Nigel already said, it's just a gift and I can do whatever I want with it.

00:44:23.200 Remember who said that?

00:44:24.620 Not sure if it's a politically good take, but nonetheless,

00:44:28.960 Nigel has said, I could spend that money on whatever I want.

00:44:32.020 It's a gift.

00:44:32.420 it was for security i will spend some on security or a lot of it on security whatever

00:44:37.540 it's none of your business really what i spend it on i could spend it all on cars if i wanted to

00:44:42.260 buy a bunch of lambos for that if i wanted to it's up to me so how it's really a story that

00:44:49.900 dan jukes even suggested that it wasn't entirely for security it's just a nothing story okay the

00:44:58.960 son is that kylie jenner kylie jenner's gem encrusted brazier okay okay little bit of a

00:45:08.080 story here exclusive 20 million pound crash probe airheads raf fireball jet was flying with its fuel

00:45:14.260 cap off do you remember like a few weeks ago or about a month ago uh a hawk t2 basically sort of

00:45:20.720 a practice jet got long from content with uh tim davies of raf fame

00:45:28.960 talking about military and civil aviation.

00:45:33.300 Retired squadron leader, was he wing commander?

00:45:36.500 No, squadron leader Tim Davies.

00:45:38.600 And he flew T1s and T2s.

00:45:40.880 It's basically sort of, they train you how to fly fast jets on Hawks.

00:45:45.300 Do you remember about a month ago, one of them crashed in Wales,

00:45:49.060 nearly landed on some houses but didn't.

00:45:50.780 Both the pilots ejected and landed safely.

00:45:54.120 Apparently the story is, after some sort of investor, some sort of crash probe,

00:45:57.400 is that the fuel cap was left open or off on it.

00:46:06.040 So it was entirely the fault of ground crew.

00:46:11.280 And it ends by a quote from somebody there saying,

00:46:14.520 it's a pretty poor indicator of standards.

00:46:18.340 Yeah, that's putting it lightly.

00:46:20.880 Yeah.

00:46:22.980 Someone forgot to screw the fuel cap.

00:46:25.500 I don't know if it's a screw.

00:46:26.240 whatever how it works probably more sophisticated than that but whatever

00:46:29.280 the fuel cap or the hawk t2 equivalent of a fuel cap was left off 0.51

00:46:38.560 ridiculous ridiculous all right the star what slop have they got something about man city do we even

00:46:43.440 care they might well they might get they might get uh find loads of money and loads of loads of 0.98

00:46:48.800 points which would see them relegated so many points that they will get relegated even i think

00:46:53.920 they're top of the table. They were a week or two ago. The season's quite new still. You don't care

00:46:59.440 about football, sports ball, moving on then. Some of you do, but largely you don't. The Daily Express

00:47:06.160 is a good paper. You can read your Express now. It's not a good paper. I'm being sarcastic. That's

00:47:11.920 an animal partridge line. It is pure subversion, globally slop, wearing the skin suit of nativism 1.00

00:47:18.000 and patriotism it hates us it hates whites it's shown itself again and again and again to hate 0.97

00:47:24.960 the right patriotism nationalism 0.54

00:47:31.200 white nativist concerns just like the guardian on the metro or the standard for all of them

00:47:40.560 tries to throw out a bit of red meat from time to time pretending it isn't that it is that it's

00:47:44.640 exactly that health leaders warm patients are already dying as quote we are not managing now

00:47:51.720 quote nhs is simply not ready for another winter crisis just doctor saying nhs isn't is in crisis

00:47:58.840 yeah yeah if you have a national health service that's free for all point of use and then you

00:48:07.600 flood the country with millions upon millions between 10 and 20 million new extra people

00:48:13.060 in the last 30 years, then yeah, it's not going to work properly, is it?

00:48:18.000 It's simply not going to work.

00:48:20.100 It's not going to be able to function.

00:48:21.760 Yeah, obviously.

00:48:22.840 But again, like all these things, they don't mention that.

00:48:25.900 There's just a crisis.

00:48:27.160 There's a crisis in the NHS, crisis in schooling, crisis in housing,

00:48:31.080 crisis in welfare, crisis in everything.

00:48:34.000 No mention of the millions, perhaps as many as 10, even 20,

00:48:38.860 million new people here putting pressure on absolutely everything don't talk about that

00:48:44.740 they never talk about that do they that would be the politics of division that would be beyond

00:48:50.540 the pale that would be evil that would be wrong that would that would be un-british 0.99

00:48:54.040 to do anything than flood this country with endless migrants invaders would be un-british 1.00

00:49:02.380 called into them 1.00

00:49:03.940 called into them 0.98

00:49:04.980 these globalist monsters 1.00

00:49:08.120 insane globalist freaks 0.99

00:49:10.740 can we at least 0.99

00:49:13.160 alright maybe not the mass remigration

00:49:15.020 what about just a cap

00:49:16.020 nope we'll save the legal routes if anything 0.55

00:49:17.840 you didn't say remigration did you Nazi 0.54

00:49:20.760 well the NHS just won't work then

00:49:26.740 you love the NHS so much

00:49:29.980 You want to flood the country to the point where the NHS is just permanently broken

00:49:35.280 Can't have both

00:49:37.120 Can't have both

00:49:38.260 The mirror, pure, utter, utter slop

00:49:42.960 Something about, what is it, like the Normal People Awards

00:49:46.200 Awards for just normal people that have done apparently heroic things

00:49:50.940 Hosted by Carol Valdeman

00:49:52.500 Give it a rest, love

00:49:54.320 Give it a rest

00:49:55.740 That's it

00:49:59.980 increasingly absurd and frustrating headlines all right let's have a look at our poll look at

00:50:09.780 our poll at this time the show don't we oh it's already 10 too that went quick that went really

00:50:13.760 quick is it really 10 to 9 already i thought i'd look down it'd be 20 past 25 past okay

00:50:18.960 let's have a look at our poll harry if you've already done it okay over 1500 votes we asked

00:50:26.400 you guys today is tommy robinson the victim of a political witch hunt i think i made my views

00:50:32.600 pretty clear um and the eyes have it to the tune of a cool 92 i mean the obvious is i've got my

00:50:42.300 questions and concerns about tommy robinson's political views and world view it doesn't go

00:50:47.980 far enough for me. But nonetheless, nonetheless, he's still done more than most people, isn't

00:50:58.120 he? A lot more. He's put his ass on the line, hasn't he? You can't claim he hasn't done

00:51:03.320 that right okay well um he said outside uh was it was is it westminster crown court he said

00:51:15.940 the process is the punishment yeah yeah we'll just keep the cps or just the police and the cps will

00:51:22.620 just keep throwing cases at you year after year after year for 15 years 17 years

00:51:28.960 Just trying to rob you of your liberty

00:51:32.660 Whether there's anything there or not

00:51:36.180 The process is the punishment

00:51:38.100 Yeah

00:51:39.100 Okay, 92% of you agree with that

00:51:42.340 Nearly 1,600 votes

00:51:43.480 8% say no

00:51:46.000 I guess you're the people that hate watching this

00:51:49.440 The lefties that hate watching this

00:51:50.840 Or you've accidentally clicked no

00:51:52.620 When you're meant to click yes

00:51:53.480 Or you're just trolling for a laugh

00:51:55.200 Because you're wrong

00:51:56.720 He obviously is

00:51:58.960 All right. All right then. Let's look at on this day in history. I quite like doing that

00:52:05.580 segment. You guys don't seem to mind me doing that segment. Start rounding out the show

00:52:08.900 with that segment. Okay. On this day in history, October the 20th, down through the centuries,

00:52:14.260 nay the millennia. What happened if no? Let's see what we got. Okay. On this day in the year

00:52:19.040 1097, the first crusaders reached Antioch in northern Syria during the first crusade.

00:52:24.360 Do you think I've got long-form content all about the first crusade?

00:52:28.960 oh yeah absolutely yeah yeah well let's see to stop com the website

00:52:33.280 because it was five pound a month for us team membership you could get access to

00:52:37.600 all the paywall videos and content there crazy tiering system we've got here at

00:52:42.380 Lotus Seaters very very very very generous you get extra stuff if you're a

00:52:46.080 silver or gold team member but for the lowest tier five pound a month you get

00:52:50.560 access to all the content it's a funny tiering system very very very generous

00:52:55.880 My history theme show alone

00:52:58.560 Quite literally without exaggeration

00:53:00.760 Hundreds and hundreds of hours of long form content

00:53:03.140 I think I talk about the first crusade

00:53:06.980 In quite a lot of detail there

00:53:08.940 Yeah yeah

00:53:09.500 When they got to Antioch

00:53:11.720 That's a big one

00:53:13.340 They were lucky to get to Antioch 0.96

00:53:15.960 Let alone Jerusalem 0.96

00:53:16.740 They did get all the way to Jerusalem in the first crusade 0.93

00:53:19.460 If you didn't know

00:53:20.000 They were actually besieged at Antioch weren't they

00:53:22.960 They looked like it might all be over at Antioch 1.00

00:53:25.880 Then they sallied forth from Antioch and took the fight to the Muslim horde 1.00

00:53:33.200 that was besieging them there, against the odds. 1.00

00:53:35.840 It was almost like a crazy, suicidal, last-ditch,

00:53:40.360 butch-casting-the-sundance-kid final blaze of glory

00:53:43.840 being shot down in a blaze of glory riot into oblivion. 0.84

00:53:49.240 But it routed the Muslim army outside Antioch in 1097.

00:53:55.880 Oh, no, was it 1098?

00:53:57.640 They reached it in 1097.

00:54:00.260 It's a crazy thing.

00:54:01.980 They found Longinus' spear,

00:54:04.000 the spear that stabbed Christ in the ribs.

00:54:06.660 They found it in Antioch.

00:54:10.200 Uh, just found it.

00:54:12.840 Yeah.

00:54:14.100 One of the most holy, holy relics of all time.

00:54:16.860 Apparently that changed the Crusaders' morale.

00:54:19.140 Morale went through the roof.

00:54:22.040 Fascinating story, if you want to know about it.

00:54:24.900 From me.

00:54:25.880 epochs, epochs, okay, on this day in 1603, the Chinese uprising in the Philippine

00:54:34.900 fails after 23,000 people are killed, I must admit, I don't mind admitting, don't know anything

00:54:41.020 about that really, I'm not sure if I've even really heard of it, a Chinese uprising in the

00:54:47.400 Philippines in the early 17th century, no, sorry, can't we tell you many details about that, or any

00:54:52.900 real details about that it's not in my wheelhouse i'm afraid this is though on this day in 1803

00:54:58.120 u.s senate ratifies the louisiana purchase i've got long form content all about jefferson because

00:55:03.520 that happened under the presidency of thomas jefferson on uh my other my my main uh my history

00:55:10.940 channel history bro there nothing's paywalled there got a long form conversation is it three

00:55:17.960 or four hours even with

00:55:19.640 Benjamin Boyce. Good old

00:55:21.820 Boyce. We've got to make some more content soon

00:55:23.860 Boyce. Who's going to

00:55:25.840 do, what's we going to do

00:55:27.800 next? Udc's Grant. Oh no, we've done that

00:55:29.840 one. Anyway, I've got long fun

00:55:31.760 content about Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson.

00:55:34.280 I'm a bit of a fan of Thomas Jefferson.

00:55:35.840 He's probably my favourite founding father.

00:55:38.940 Anyway, he gets to be

00:55:39.720 president, doesn't he, after Washington.

00:55:42.380 He's the second president of

00:55:43.680 these United States.

00:55:46.220 Napoleon had lost badly in

00:55:47.780 Haiti, or the island that goes on to be called Haiti, and big chunks of the New World, wasn't

00:55:55.260 all the United States at that point, big chunks of the New World, now big chunks of the Midwest,

00:56:01.640 Middle America, were controlled nominally by France. Napoleon knew he had no realistic

00:56:07.080 chance of sort of defending that territory, and he needed money. He needed money now in

00:56:14.680 order to fight in Europe, fight the British, fight the Germans, fight the Austrians, fight

00:56:22.820 the Italians, ultimately fight the Spanish. He needed money now, and he didn't want to

00:56:28.160 have to defend vast swathes of the new world. So he wanted to get rid of it. It's like over

00:56:33.620 800,000 square miles, or is it kilometres? Giant swathes of the United States. It's not

00:56:39.620 just the current state of louisiana way way way more than that so he said to jefferson

00:56:44.840 do you want to buy it off me and jefferson was like yeah i want to buy it off you

00:56:53.420 the opponent was like well it's going at a cut price it's going at a good deal

00:56:57.340 and jefferson was like yeah done done it was one of the greatest land deals of all time

00:57:04.180 it turns out the price per square kilometre

00:57:07.380 or whatever, square mile

00:57:08.540 was very, very, very cheap

00:57:11.440 very, very cheap

00:57:12.800 and

00:57:14.300 but Jefferson did it

00:57:17.640 without

00:57:19.420 it being sort of ratified

00:57:21.360 by Congress or the Senate

00:57:22.860 he did it basically illegally

00:57:24.600 but then got it ratified after the fact

00:57:28.980 the great historian

00:57:32.480 and journalist who did Letters from America, Alastair Cooke,

00:57:38.660 said Jefferson did it for one of the great American reasons.

00:57:46.400 It worked.

00:57:48.800 It worked.

00:57:50.940 It was in the United States' interest.

00:57:53.640 Don't worry too much about the legality of it right now.

00:57:57.140 It's massively in our interests just to do this thing now.

00:58:02.480 So he just went ahead and did it.

00:58:06.040 No one, Americans, no one paused school on Jefferson for doing that, did they?

00:58:11.400 No one really remembers that it was actually technically,

00:58:16.700 technically not in his purview just to do that.

00:58:20.520 And it ratified after the fact.

00:58:22.720 Anyway, all right, the Louisiana Purchase, an interesting story.

00:58:25.920 In all its own right, very interesting story.

00:58:27.520 All right, what have we got here?

00:58:28.280 On this day, 1917, US suffragette Alice Paul begins,

00:58:32.480 begins a seven, never heard of this person, a seven-month jail sentence for a peacefully

00:58:37.560 picketing in support of women's suffrage, the right to vote, amendment at the White House

00:58:43.240 in Washington, D.C. Oh, did she? Oh, well, all right. On this day, 1935, give us some 0.59

00:58:48.060 real factoids, not some sort of, who's ever heard of that person, really? They should

00:58:53.520 do a PhD in U.S. suffragette movement. On this day, 1935, an actual history factoid,

00:58:59.560 thanks 1935 communist forces and their long march at yuang in shuanji china probably badly

00:59:08.760 mispronouncing that bringing mao zidong to prominence on my uh history broad channel

00:59:16.600 i've got an 18 part series about the life and times and adventures of mao zidong

00:59:24.280 an 18 part series i think we're only half hour a piece so right but still

00:59:27.560 nine hours that's not that's an audiobook level of detail isn't it all about Mao Zedong yeah so

00:59:32.920 the uh the long march basically where the nationalist chiang kai-shek and his nationalist

00:59:37.720 the koming tang probably pronouncing that wrong um chased the communists all over china

00:59:45.240 literally a big band the communist army and band of followers chased all over china until they got

00:59:51.240 to the north was it the north they finally found refuge in the north 1935 the long march

00:59:57.400 massive massive long saga story can't really even really begin to go into it here um other than say

01:00:06.040 it wasn't long after that like what was it 1936 when chiang kai-shek's own henchmen and commanders

01:00:13.880 took him effectively kidnapped him and said you've got to make peace with the communists

01:00:20.360 in order that we can all team up and fight the japanese

01:00:23.240 It just gave the communists breathing space

01:00:28.140 When they ended their long march

01:00:30.620 Of course we all know what happened

01:00:33.500 After the war in the late 40s

01:00:36.240 They become the government

01:00:38.320 Chiang Kai-shek and his nationalists have to flee to Formosa

01:00:41.900 Taiwan 0.79

01:00:42.900 And we've had the communists in China ever since 0.75

01:00:47.240 Alright, on this day 1944

01:00:51.380 U.S. forces under General Douglas MacArthur return to the Philippines.

01:00:56.100 I will be back.

01:00:57.300 We said, I shall return.

01:00:59.340 Not, I will be back.

01:01:00.480 Not like Arnie.

01:01:01.480 I shall return.

01:01:02.680 Douglas MacArthur returns to the Philippines and landing the U.S. 6th Army on the island of Leyte.

01:01:08.800 Yeah, because the Americans earlier on in the war were pushed out of the Philippines by the Japanese, this is, of course. 1.00

01:01:13.640 and a lot of them

01:01:17.220 a lot of the captured Americans

01:01:18.720 were sent on a death march

01:01:20.940 effectively weren't they

01:01:22.140 pretty brutal 1.00

01:01:23.440 Japanese were pretty brutal

01:01:25.760 it's a tough spot if you find yourself a Japanese prisoner of war

01:01:28.720 in World War 2

01:01:29.320 in the east

01:01:31.540 but MacArthur vowed that he shall return

01:01:34.880 and he only bloody well did

01:01:36.360 and we all know how that war ended for Japan

01:01:42.280 okay and here we've got on this day in 2020 the u.s justice department sues google for an illegal

01:01:49.380 monopoly over search and search advertising yeah there are still some monopoly laws in the united

01:01:57.480 states quite often when you get a big thing what like paramount taking over warner or whatever

01:02:06.120 well not that but paramount taking over sometimes you get big mergers and you think isn't there a

01:02:11.520 they're monopoly laws to prevent something like that well anyway google just do dominate don't

01:02:19.060 they the search engine sphere absolutely dominate it okay let's look at our rumble rants and

01:02:27.960 super chats let me do this with my mic so i can see left hand side of my screen

01:02:30.960 okay rumble rants first the completely arbitrary set of uh set of things i do on every morning

01:02:41.420 We do the Rumble Rants before the YouTube ones.

01:02:43.860 Okay, there's quite a few.

01:02:47.580 Let's start reading them now. 1.00

01:02:48.920 Okay, Belgians are evil, trust me. 1.00

01:02:51.900 That's what the person's called themselves. 1.00

01:02:53.160 Act, Belgians are evil, trust me. 1.00

01:02:54.300 He's in at number one. 1.00

01:02:55.340 Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. 0.97

01:02:58.320 Ba-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. 0.55

01:03:00.160 Top of the pops. 1.00

01:03:01.860 Belgians are evil, trust me. 1.00

01:03:03.100 Says, Australia had a left-wing independent MP 1.00

01:03:07.240 get deliberately rammed by a car yesterday.

01:03:09.300 Yeah, I saw that.

01:03:09.860 Yeah, yeah.

01:03:10.240 probably should have talked about that but it just wasn't on the front pages 0.99

01:03:12.840 now her leg has been amputated

01:03:15.300 yeah

01:03:15.600 sad story but I noticed politicians

01:03:18.860 suddenly show concern for

01:03:20.760 violent rhetoric

01:03:21.960 yeah that's a bad story isn't it

01:03:24.840 well bad

01:03:25.240 I'd never heard of the woman before but 1.00

01:03:28.060 she was rammed by a car 0.97

01:03:30.780 and then apparently the car reversed

01:03:32.680 and tried to turn around and tried to ram her again

01:03:34.500 so just definitely definitely deliberate

01:03:36.540 not

01:03:38.360 accidentally

01:03:39.320 lost control

01:03:41.200 and accidentally hit her

01:03:43.080 mounted the pavement

01:03:43.980 it was obviously trying to kill her

01:03:46.820 wasn't it

01:03:47.660 politics is getting more and more dangerous 0.57

01:03:52.820 she's a left leaning

01:03:55.160 independent one though

01:03:56.460 I didn't know that

01:03:57.740 I tried to actually really quickly this morning 0.95

01:04:01.280 have a look at her 0.98

01:04:02.940 bit more of her actual political views 0.96

01:04:05.400 I knew she was sort of a bit more

01:04:07.420 lefty

01:04:07.880 I didn't even know she was an independent

01:04:10.220 so okay that's news to me

01:04:11.300 alright

01:04:11.940 next one is

01:04:15.040 end anti-whitism

01:04:16.860 that's their name 1.00

01:04:17.940 which is a sentiment I agree with 0.99

01:04:20.480 French riots are 100% 0.96

01:04:23.060 anti-white terrorism 0.99

01:04:24.160 I wouldn't say 100% but yeah

01:04:28.640 largely

01:04:29.680 yeah

01:04:30.520 maybe 100% is slightly

01:04:35.140 going too far but only slightly

01:04:36.600 only slightly

01:04:37.500 only very slightly they say the french white leftists are anti-white just like the third

01:04:44.860 world invaders calling our enemies anti-white reminds good westmen uh that we are a people 1.00

01:04:51.440 yes i agree with all that that sentiment completely yeah yeah okay belgians are evil trust me again 1.00

01:05:00.400 says machete attacks in melbourne then brackets 50 of youth jail inmate inmates are african 0.99

01:05:08.660 despite being one percent of the population is that right one percent of the population have got

01:05:13.940 50 of the youth jail inmates mad phone snatching in london uk grooming gangs all ignored about

01:05:23.620 female politician biggest victims question mark exclamation mark yeah the legacy corporate

01:05:30.720 mainstream media are mental next one next two are of three next three are all from anti-whitism so

01:05:37.680 i'll read them all in one go if you don't mind you say our western government and media and many

01:05:43.700 fellow citizens are heavily infected with anti-whitism yeah if hating anyone based on

01:05:48.560 their birth is immoral that goes for white people as well triple exclamation mark absolutely agree

01:05:53.440 with you 100 ending anti-whitism is the most important task to rebuild the west 0.95

01:05:59.040 yep anti-whitism is the source of open borders high crime radical feminism

01:06:04.880 and of whites caring more about foreigners than their own family yeah oh oh the end anti-whitism 0.92

01:06:11.840 is on fire this morning islamist bomb threats in northern ireland question mark question mark oh my 0.93

01:06:17.680 God. And they're also anti-white 0.97

01:06:19.620 bomb threats and terrorism. 0.99

01:06:21.400 Time for vicious

01:06:22.180 arrests and deportations

01:06:25.760 through the West.

01:06:27.660 Yeah.

01:06:28.940 We need mass deportations of people 1.00

01:06:31.600 that are here that shouldn't have got no natural 1.00

01:06:33.460 right to be here. It was

01:06:35.520 wrong for them ever to be here in the first place.

01:06:38.880 Yeah. Millions

01:06:39.580 must go. If that means millions must

01:06:41.580 go, then millions must go.

01:06:44.640 Yeah.

01:06:46.560 I'm agreeing with everything 0.96

01:06:47.580 you're saying end anti-whiteism okay the next one is from that's their name that is their name 0.86

01:06:54.620 at that underscore their underscore name says all right bow yeah i'm all right you're right

01:07:01.660 funnily enough i got a parking ticket on double yellows which is fine for loading

01:07:06.860 went back a couple of weeks later and the exact spot was given a loading bay

01:07:12.860 fought it off and won yeah oh good oh good good yeah

01:07:17.580 See, most people just, they just accept it, don't they?

01:07:21.620 Even if they are, it is unfair.

01:07:23.960 They've got a pocket ticket unfairly.

01:07:25.160 They're just like, I'm not going to go through the rigmarole of fighting this.

01:07:29.260 I'll go to a small claims court and defend myself and stuff.

01:07:33.040 I'll just pay you the 70 quid or whatever it is.

01:07:36.480 Yeah, it's not fair.

01:07:37.080 I'm glad you did fight it and win.

01:07:39.420 Good, good for you.

01:07:41.640 Yeah.

01:07:42.400 Okay, Pigdog5150 says, howdy, Bo.

01:07:45.660 Howdy, partner.

01:07:47.580 Seems like winter's finally started.

01:07:49.740 Yeah, this morning was disgusting in Swindon.

01:07:53.100 Windy and rainy, cold windy and rainy.

01:07:55.900 I've just come back from Italy where it was blue skies, azure skies all round.

01:08:01.300 Hot, like 25, 28 degrees.

01:08:03.620 Lovely it was.

01:08:04.440 Lovely.

01:08:05.240 Come back windy and rainy Swindon.

01:08:06.620 Of course it is.

01:08:08.260 It seems like winter's finally started.

01:08:10.720 I generally ignore autumn and just see it as the start of winter.

01:08:14.840 idea any positive right-wing daily news available helps keep our hopes up i could do that couldn't i

01:08:21.080 could should do that maybe i could it's not a bad idea after the legacy corporate mainstream media

01:08:25.700 front page if i have one or two find one or two good sort of right-leaning outlets

01:08:30.300 they'll be independent ones won't they like lotus eaters report on yesterday's lotus eater segments

01:08:37.020 meanwhile good news for the right if there is any on any given day often there isn't any is there

01:08:43.960 yeah could do that should do that it's interesting I'll keep that in mind okay 0.84

01:08:50.200 next one is from anti-whitism again he says I would highly recommend all men

01:08:53.960 and women learn self-defense and get in top physical shape great advice defending

01:08:59.220 yourself is the most important thing to know with things getting crazy and 0.73

01:09:02.540 potentially unstable yeah

01:09:07.960 anti-whitism just absolutely crushing it this morning next one is from that's

01:09:13.260 their name again who says, while Burnham goes after corpos, you mean like corporations,

01:09:22.280 corpos, it was Labour who put in so many charges, congestion charge, illez, putting a toll on

01:09:30.100 Blackwall Tunnel, the Blackwall Tunnel from the southeast, the only free road for vans east of

01:09:36.480 London Bridge is Tower Bridge, the Blackwall Tunnel, anyone who's in and around London

01:09:43.260 the black hole tunnel anyone who's not from the southeast will be like what some some watching

01:09:46.700 from australia or tennessee they're like what what's the black hole tunnel all right it's just

01:09:52.620 a tunnel in london that you will be funneled through at some point okay uh st luke 91 luke

01:09:59.340 street luke stewart says uh g'day bo oh yeah how good go for your life mate g'day bo and everyone

01:10:06.460 sorry i'm a bit late missed half of the live stream don't know if you've covered in australia

01:10:10.940 we had a politician get hit by a car looks like it was an actual ram attack yeah i didn't cover

01:10:16.620 it in the main bit of the show because it wasn't on the front pages but it's been mentioned already

01:10:22.700 yeah bad yeah bad yeah i don't want politicians of any strap to get hurt at all obviously obviously

01:10:32.540 obviously

01:10:32.940 okay all right the next one is also luke and you put and our prime minister is uh ready using this

01:10:45.700 i guess you meant already using this as an opportunity to attack us on the right and take

01:10:50.220 away more of our right as he's already blaming social media that's what they do the governments

01:10:56.680 in New Zealand and Australia are, crazily somehow, and Canada, arguably worse than in

01:11:04.140 the UK. Arguably. Not always. Dragon Lady Chris says, I have $10 that says the jet

01:11:13.080 maintenance person who left the fuel cap off was a woman. I'm not going to bet against 0.98

01:11:19.940 you. Dragon Lady Chris is allowed to say that because she herself is a woman, I assume. 0.99

01:11:26.680 Will be, of course. 1.00

01:11:31.640 That's a woman saying that. 0.99

01:11:35.100 Yeah, well, 0.98

01:11:36.740 they'll probably never name the person. 1.00

01:11:40.940 Belgians are evil, trust me, said, 1.00

01:11:42.480 we need to stop lying to, 1.00

01:11:43.740 we need to stop lying to your audience, Beau.

01:11:46.440 Oh, is this going to be a genuine pop at me

01:11:48.420 or is it going to be something about like Eamon Holmes or something?

01:11:52.400 You were in Mexico, not Italy.

01:11:54.060 Okay.

01:11:54.260 I didn't think Luke

01:11:57.040 good old Luke

01:11:57.740 was going to have

01:11:58.280 a genuine pop at me

01:11:59.120 you were in Mexico

01:12:01.060 not Italy

01:12:01.800 Dan Tubb and I

01:12:03.280 told Eamon Holmes

01:12:04.520 quote 0.96

01:12:04.900 female flatulence 1.00

01:12:06.200 especially after Mexican 1.00

01:12:07.400 should result 1.00

01:12:08.440 in jail

01:12:09.520 Eamon

01:12:10.940 misinterpreted

01:12:12.340 so two

01:12:15.800 two complete

01:12:16.520 in jokes there

01:12:17.240 if you're watching

01:12:17.720 the boat show

01:12:18.060 for the first time

01:12:18.600 I don't know

01:12:18.940 what any of that

01:12:19.380 was about

01:12:19.800 Eamon Holmes

01:12:21.420 and the fact

01:12:22.120 that I'm Mexican

01:12:22.820 both things 0.92

01:12:23.920 just silly nonsensical fictional in jokes if you know you know okay all right next one's luke again

01:12:33.860 as beau says quote we know how that war ended quote by dropping the world's largest firecracker

01:12:40.300 on them the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki the world's largest firecracker

01:12:47.520 was it 50 70 000 people annihilated in an in in an instant 1.00

01:12:54.380 big old firecracker all right belgians are evil oh do you want long form content of me talking 0.96

01:13:00.560 about me talking about the nuclear bomb and stuff talk about with dan carling on history bro one 0.99

01:13:06.560 time yeah the dan carling stain on my shirt i've been trying to cover up all show

01:13:11.040 um the dan carling of hardcore history fame yeah ages ago like four or five years ago i did a long

01:13:22.240 form bit of content chance him we took all about the efficacy of the bomb about truman and the bomb

01:13:29.920 also on epochs

01:13:34.480 okay next one is belgians we will trust me again he's doing an amen home show 0.97

01:13:39.680 Eamon Holmes instead kidnapped you and put you in a cartel jail in Mexico for your female flatulence views. 1.00

01:13:49.700 I once said flatulence was funny, even female flatulence. 1.00

01:13:53.580 Not many people agreed with that. 1.00

01:13:57.120 And I once accidentally accused Eamon Holmes of the crimes of Hugh Edwards.

01:14:00.880 Just complete fail.

01:14:03.040 Talking about Hugh Edwards, but my mouth was saying Eamon Holmes, incorrectly accusing him.

01:14:07.720 These are all in-jokes. If you know, you know.

01:14:09.680 unfortunately instant but could have been avoided don't have suffragette views like 0.73

01:14:14.840 alice paul oh and the mexican thing is that on one of my dna tests it said i might have 1.8

01:14:22.440 basque dna northern spain basque that got subverted comically into that i'm mexican

01:14:29.300 i find it i find it funny okay last two here uh look stuart again says um on some

01:14:39.560 a right-wing positive news ian mo ian mo uh the chick who may have married her brother in america

01:14:51.080 ian mo are you talking about johan omar uh married her brother in america the somalian has run away

01:14:59.400 and it looks like she might be found guilty for fraud she lied about her age yeah i saw that she's

01:15:04.840 being uh because it's a long ongoing story isn't it that she's been prosecuted or they're trying

01:15:09.720 to prosecute her um and obama barry obama who's married to big mike came out yesterday or was it

01:15:17.880 the day before saying this is all some sort of witch hunt and it's completely unfair she's done

01:15:21.400 nothing wrong like mate won't you wait until the investigation is finished how do you know she's

01:15:27.800 done nothing wrong you know all her life and affairs do you inside out do you no you don't

01:15:34.840 No you don't. She may or may not have done anything wrong. Why are you saying she definitely

01:15:41.420 hasn't, Obama? Disgusting freak, Obama. Are you saying she's fled now? She actually fled? 1.00

01:15:52.280 Quite to put money on it. She probably has done things wrong. It looks increasingly so, doesn't it? 0.99

01:15:58.820 okay the last rumble rant today uh from tom rat 247 says call the spot hope or cope

01:16:08.640 what if we did like a right wing

01:16:11.200 sort of right wing segment about good news for the right hope or cope okay now the youtube ones

01:16:20.600 there's a dozen or so of those james deep heaven hole i've noticed james deep heaven hole is coming

01:16:26.320 in first top of the pops on the youtube ones more and more regularly so good stuff do do the fan

01:16:32.360 dabby dozy button the thumbs up button on the stream if you can if you're still watching do

01:16:36.600 the thumbs up button make sure you're subbed to the channel get ye olde bell on you want to be uh

01:16:43.300 you want to be notified every morning live at 8am British summertime or Greenwich meantime as it may

01:16:49.400 be. Right, James Lee Parenthole says, Macron Stadium, now tough sheet stadium, pun intended.

01:17:00.800 Macron Stadium. Okay, thanks for that, James Lee Parenthole. Next one, Mr Gentney Benevolent,

01:17:09.040 another super fan, how are you, sir? Says, isn't Eyeliner Andy, Andy Burnham, King of

01:17:15.820 the north bum ham no stern and burnham eyeliner andy wanting you chaps to go to war with vlad's 0.98

01:17:22.080 lads seems to me like some armor trucks might be a bit handy in that sort of thing yeah yeah 0.85

01:17:27.320 i said oh no we've got no more bradley fighting vehicles no more armor jeeps you have to go in

01:17:32.120 just a just a normal jeep or on foot oh we can't afford body armor and we can't afford ammo for

01:17:42.320 your clunky SAAT or whatever supposed to fight the Russian army yes nonsense isn't it nonsense

01:17:49.060 Breck Nichols Breck Nichols says greetings from Dallas Texas oh yeah the the Lone Star

01:17:59.300 State I think I've got long form content all about the Alamo oh yeah yeah yeah I have yeah

01:18:08.860 um greetings from texas hello how are you always an anglophile never a francophile but i agree for

01:18:15.600 france western civilization on the brink and no one's standing up to defend it i pray i'm wrong

01:18:20.900 yeah i agree with everything you're saying there yeah yeah on one level the french are still our

01:18:28.720 rivals on the global stage in various ways but they're our brothers our cousins at least

01:18:36.740 no more brother wars that's what i say

01:18:40.340 long live the republic

01:18:46.540 okay vive la france mq sss says is the faux leather peeling off your chair or are those scratch marks

01:18:58.720 these chairs are a state yeah these chairs if you like nudge them against this table

01:19:05.120 which is all too easily done.

01:19:06.560 In fact, you can't really prevent it.

01:19:08.840 They're scraped.

01:19:09.500 We need new chairs.

01:19:10.380 Yeah, it's a bit of a state, that, isn't it?

01:19:12.060 There's loads of these chairs,

01:19:13.160 and they've all got to varying degrees.

01:19:16.380 They're a bit scraped off.

01:19:17.280 Yeah, it's a bit bad, isn't it?

01:19:20.080 Yeah, well noticed.

01:19:21.280 Eagle-eyed.

01:19:24.220 You need new chairs, Carl.

01:19:27.220 It's getting embarrassing.

01:19:29.120 Okay.

01:19:30.800 All right.

01:19:31.260 Emily Forrestore

01:19:34.400 Another super fan

01:19:35.740 Thank you for your super chats

01:19:36.620 On a pretty much daily basis

01:19:38.080 It's not an actual daily basis

01:19:39.580 You put

01:19:40.940 Anglicans embarrassingly support 0.98

01:19:43.140 Fake steen 1.00

01:19:45.280 Stroke jihad 0.86

01:19:46.260 Yeah

01:19:48.540 The amount of Church of England

01:19:50.200 And

01:19:50.820 Anglicans 1.00

01:19:52.320 That like 0.99

01:19:52.720 Hold up a little sign saying

01:19:54.540 Hashtag we're all Muslims

01:19:55.880 No we're not 0.98

01:19:56.340 What are you talking about

01:19:57.000 What nonsense 1.00

01:19:57.840 What brain rot have you got 1.00

01:20:01.200 how weak are you what are you we're all one thing no no no no i think you i think you're 0.99

01:20:10.740 profoundly misunderstood you're an anglican or that sort of liberal very very liberal christian

01:20:18.940 where it's all happy cappy kumbaya we're all one people aren't we it's all one and the same god

01:20:24.220 no i think you failed i think you failed to understand what's going on yeah okay

01:20:31.100 aristotle luton says you're all right boat yeah i'm all right thanks not too bad you're all right

01:20:36.760 says uh good to see you back thank you not sure if it's ai but did you see a palestine flag atop

01:20:44.020 the eiffel tower conquered i didn't see that but i mean it makes sense absolutely yeah why not

01:20:51.280 i didn't see that but it's 100 believable isn't it okay the next one tatum 2733 says

01:20:57.520 the fact the whole umar cares about palestine shows what westerners lack yeah um you put

01:21:05.180 islam is all they need to care our masses only care about beer and sports there is an element 0.92

01:21:12.580 of that isn't there not everyone of course hashtag not all but yeah keep you distracted with sports 1.00

01:21:18.580 ball and reality tv and beer and pizzas and stuff yeah you're absolutely right yeah absolutely right

01:21:27.620 penultimate one here from mr gently benevolent he says come on colgon colgon give the lads some

01:21:35.340 non-ikea chairs as well i don't find these chairs all that uncomfortable but nearly all the other

01:21:42.120 presenters one way or another complain that on top of being a bit threadbare now um they're

01:21:48.360 also uncomfortable so i don't find them that uncomfortable but a lot of people actually like

01:21:52.760 it they say it hurts their back and stuff so we need new chairs yeah

01:21:59.240 all right and the last one here for today uh james lee pevenhole says i am the second pevenhole

01:22:06.360 first was sir ran off sir ran off ran off lee of shropshire who who went on crusade with knights

01:22:16.400 of spitala of oswestry in 1288 he died in 12 1889 of dysentery oh okay got quite an illustrious

01:22:26.820 lineage there well done something to be proud of okay that's the show it's now 22 minutes past

01:22:32.440 nine in the a.m um um british summertime on tuesday the 20th of october in the of our lord

01:22:39.420 2026 thank you for joining me without you guys it isn't a thing my band of brothers and sisters

01:22:46.780 try make the best of the day ahead if you can most valuable thing you will ever have is your

01:22:50.620 time try make it count all right then until tomorrow morning take care

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 20, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 20th October 2026

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