The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 22nd September 2026

00:00:00.780 Morning.

00:00:03.200 You alright?

00:00:06.460 Hope you are.

00:00:07.420 Sincerely hope you are.

00:00:08.300 I generally do hope you are.

00:00:09.840 Good stuff.

00:00:10.760 Good stuff.

00:00:11.720 Me?

00:00:12.520 Me?

00:00:12.900 Oh, what?

00:00:13.180 Oh, God, no.

00:00:13.860 Yeah, I'm alright.

00:00:14.800 I'm alright.

00:00:15.260 Cool.

00:00:15.540 Thanks for asking, though.

00:00:16.600 Thanks for asking.

00:00:17.300 Okay.

00:00:17.860 It's just ticked past 8 in the a.m.

00:00:20.460 British Summer Time on Tuesday, the 22nd of September.

00:00:23.700 In the year of our Lord, 2026, you're the glorious band, the chosen few, my band of brothers

00:00:27.140 and sisters.

00:00:27.580 Thank you for joining me.

00:00:28.540 Without you, well.

00:00:30.000 it's not a thing at all is it people watching this live impeccable taste basically the best

00:00:37.120 people on earth thank you for joining me as always nearly always i'm joined by my producer

00:00:41.200 little harry hello this morning good sir morning i'm all good

00:00:46.160 this embodied voice of the producer there just coming out of the ether

00:00:49.280 scary okay a little bit of housekeeping anyone who's waiting for the stream to start would

00:01:00.860 have noticed there's a slightly different bit of music a little jingle that we have on loop

00:01:04.640 we've changed that we tried to change it before because there's problems with the

00:01:08.780 just let you know there's problems with the like the copyright and stuff of that thing

00:01:12.680 we'd paid for it and yet people tried to strike it anyway we tried to change it for a bit of

00:01:18.880 music before and wasn't quite right we've changed it again we'll probably stick with this one now

00:01:24.820 so apologies for anyone that really really was in love with the old jingle people did seem to

00:01:29.540 really like it but we've gone with this new one it's actually written from scratch by big harry

00:01:34.400 robinson this new one how about that a bit of lore for you l-o-r-e lore of the bow show yeah

00:01:43.920 big harry robinson he's a musician did you know he doesn't talk about it much does he

00:01:48.380 As a musician, genuinely doesn't just play guitar, but can write music, can and does

00:01:55.260 write music.

00:01:56.260 I've got a lot of admiration for people that can do that, I'm terrible, I could never do

00:02:00.340 that.

00:02:01.340 A lot of admiration for people that can speak multiple languages, I can't do that.

00:02:07.000 So yeah, okay, there's that.

00:02:08.440 Also you might have noticed the background has changed slightly.

00:02:11.380 Little Harry has upgraded it, thanks Little Harry.

00:02:15.020 here you go slightly different slightly different colors does it pop more do you like it

00:02:23.100 there's a few things like i don't have to change camera to talk about history bro now

00:02:29.820 and this bust is slightly different this is a bust of me someone actually sent in

00:02:34.060 someone 3d printed a real bust smaller than life size but still about that big

00:02:40.860 of me and then that's what that is i'm not sure if you can really if it really comes through much

00:02:47.800 but that's actually a bust of of me someone 3d printed and then little harry somehow scanned

00:02:53.460 and that's an image of it so things are a little bit a little bit different hopefully better

00:03:00.080 you know well that's enough faffing around isn't it that's more than enough fannying about for one

00:03:07.700 morning let's just get straight into it what's the legacy corporate lamestream media banging on

00:03:11.020 about this morning what's that cabal of evil quite frankly evil fleet street editors lying to us

00:03:16.480 about bio mission as they do every single day why does it even matter well millions of people

00:03:21.800 still get their news from this stuff don't they bo why do you cover slop well because it's actually

00:03:27.760 important unfortunately unfortunately it is important the vast majority of people if they

00:03:32.920 take any news it's from the legacy corporate lamestream media it still moves governments it

00:03:38.780 still moves history actually unfortunately but there is you're better off knowing what they're

00:03:45.360 talking about you just turtle up and pretend nothing's going on but probably not ideal

00:03:53.260 all right well let's get into it what have we got today what are they talking about today

00:03:58.320 Today they're talking about the connection between Ehud Barak and George Osborne and Jeffrey Epstein.

00:04:07.320 Oh no, sorry, they're not talking about that.

00:04:09.420 No, sorry, my mistake.

00:04:10.520 That's not what they're talking about.

00:04:11.980 That's what they very, very pointedly never talk about.

00:04:14.460 That's right, sorry, my mistake.

00:04:15.860 All right, instead, instead, they've served us up with some real sloppy joes.

00:04:21.020 We've got air traffic out of control.

00:04:24.200 Air traffic out of control. 1.00

00:04:25.500 And RAF to help Saudis. 0.70

00:04:28.320 We're getting involved in the Saudi-Yemeni war now.

00:04:34.560 Not all that much.

00:04:35.600 Not all that much, but still.

00:04:37.000 Okay, what have we got?

00:04:37.960 The metro.

00:04:38.620 Ooh, the metro.

00:04:41.240 Ew.

00:04:44.580 Gross.

00:04:45.280 Sounds like... 0.98

00:04:45.940 Smells...

00:04:46.660 Smells bad, man.

00:04:50.060 Smells gross.

00:04:53.480 Smells like some sort of rotting carcass has been left out in the Arizona sun.

00:04:58.320 revolting all right oh here's a story horrible story it's on some of the other front pages

00:05:05.280 you've seen a lot of the uh a lot of the actual websites a lot of the actual websites go with it

00:05:10.800 as well um actually not the ones i just clicked on there but anyway cindy crawford this woman 0.50

00:05:19.600 used to be a model years and years ago like in the 1980s and 90s i suppose she probably still 0.55

00:05:25.280 is a model on some level but cindy crawford she had a couple she's got a couple of kids

00:05:32.000 one of them was 27 year old who apparently was some sort of drug addict went into rehab

00:05:39.840 and now he's dead whether it's a suicide or what don't really know but went into rehab

00:05:48.800 and now he's gone and the papers are splashing it all over the place

00:05:52.560 Cindy Crawford, bereaved mother.

00:05:55.100 Great.

00:05:55.520 If I was a senior editor for a paper,

00:06:01.800 I wouldn't cover stories like that.

00:06:04.160 I don't feel like it's in the public interest.

00:06:08.720 That's just a really, really, really horrible, sorry, sad story

00:06:12.700 for that family, for the Crawford family.

00:06:15.140 It's not really in the public interest.

00:06:17.880 Maybe you could make the argument,

00:06:19.200 you could mention it in the paper somewhere,

00:06:21.340 in a little corner

00:06:22.660 but splashing it across the thing

00:06:25.260 it's in bad taste surely isn't it

00:06:27.420 but they love it

00:06:29.700 they love that sort of thing

00:06:30.540 speaks of their character doesn't it

00:06:32.540 speaks of their character

00:06:33.600 well they've got to sell papers

00:06:35.040 yeah you don't have to do that though do you

00:06:36.680 the sensationalism

00:06:39.080 that Cindy Crawford's adult son is dead now

00:06:41.700 do you remember when

00:06:45.940 William Shatner

00:06:47.240 old Bill Shatner's wife died

00:06:48.920 Bill Shatner found his wife

00:06:51.040 face down in their swimming pool

00:06:53.580 in LA or wherever it was

00:06:55.160 and he rings up like the ambulance

00:06:57.640 crying his eyes out

00:06:58.940 they release the audio of that 0.99

00:07:02.020 sick freaks 0.86

00:07:04.660 alright

00:07:08.600 the air traffic control story

00:07:10.400 air traffic out of control

00:07:12.000 airline chiefs say sack 14 million pound boss

00:07:15.160 makes 14 million pounds

00:07:17.200 he's a 14 million pound boss

00:07:18.880 after second meltdown this month that's the guy he's the head of ryanair is it so a bunch of

00:07:24.920 people very very senior people that own airlines and stuff they've all come out and said we've not

00:07:29.740 got faith in the the head of the air traffic control in britain anymore and in fact even

00:07:34.440 the government i think andy burnham was like refused to be drawn into defending the guy

00:07:41.160 because as that headline says there's like there was a load of flights were grounded again

00:07:48.320 yesterday was it um like the second time in about a month and the third or fourth time overall on

00:07:54.620 his watch well okay that is what it is it's not it won't be exactly his fault not that i'm trying

00:08:03.260 to defend the guy or anything either the buck stops with him it won't be him sitting uh he's

00:08:10.360 too senior for that it won't be him sitting at a panel will it nonetheless the buck stops with him

00:08:15.060 And that's how that sort of thing works, doesn't it?

00:08:17.260 All right, let's move on.

00:08:19.140 The Daily Telegraph, the Toreograph. 0.98

00:08:21.860 Anti-British, anti-white, German-owned, Zionist slop, the Telegraph.

00:08:26.660 Okay, they're going with a picture of Olu Kemu, Olufantu Badenoch, the Nigerian anchor baby.

00:08:31.440 We'll talk about her a bit later.

00:08:32.540 She went to Piddington.

00:08:34.640 The cheek of it, the brass neck of it.

00:08:38.440 Okay, this is probably the biggest story of the morning, I think. 0.67

00:08:42.460 Burnham sends RAF to help Saudis.

00:08:45.060 the royal air force to help saudis pm announces military support ahead of first face-to-face

00:08:50.820 meeting with trump okay quickly say that there's the big un meeting today in new york where trump

00:08:58.420 is expected to uh poor school on the rest of the world burnham's going to be there might be a bit

00:09:07.940 awkward pretending it's not going to be well burnham's pretending it's not going to be he's 0.99

00:09:11.460 looking forward to it really because remember burnham is an idiot remember remember that 0.99

00:09:21.700 remember how he's got the mind of a student activist and so when he wasn't in power when 0.98

00:09:27.460 he was just mayor of manchester and there wasn't any real likelihood of him becoming the prior

00:09:31.140 minister he was on the anti-trump bandwagon like all the others like ed miller band like

00:09:38.420 david lammy whatever he's never thought he probably never thought he'd really have to 1.00

00:09:43.140 sort of interact with trump so just throw things out there trump's a moron trump's an idiot 1.00

00:09:50.260 loads of things so trump wouldn't be welcome in manchester if trump tries to come to manchester 1.00

00:09:54.980 he he'll get a frosty reception we hate trump that's burnham not very long ago yeah 0.99

00:10:01.780 He's a racist 1.00

00:10:05.420 Well now 0.99

00:10:07.480 His tune has changed a bit

00:10:11.380 Isn't it?

00:10:13.840 Now he's looking forward to it

00:10:14.700 Now he's saying like

00:10:16.200 Trump's a great leader

00:10:17.940 And he's actively

00:10:20.540 Inviting him to Manchester

00:10:22.520 So it's a true 180

00:10:24.020 A full 180 there

00:10:27.880 From No Stern and Burnham

00:10:29.080 when they do stuff like that for example is it that the original thing you said you didn't mean

00:10:36.720 or is it that you did mean it and you've got no actual spine or backbone or real opinion or values

00:10:44.900 and so you're happy just to flip 180 which one is it it's got to be one of those two things isn't it

00:10:52.220 well burnham like most politicians is not a conviction politician is he

00:10:56.280 He would do or say anything that's in his interest

00:10:59.440 For his career

00:11:00.660 Not for the country, not for the party

00:11:02.640 For him

00:11:03.700 He thought it would be in his interest politically

00:11:07.040 To pour scorn on Trump

00:11:09.940 Now it's clearly in his interests politically

00:11:13.600 To welcome Trump

00:11:14.840 So no sternum, no spine

00:11:18.560 There's nothing to him, an empty shirt

00:11:20.220 Anyway, enough of that

00:11:23.080 The RAF, the Royal Air Force

00:11:25.960 Is being deployed to Saudi Arabia 1.00

00:11:27.920 To bomb the hell out of Yemeni Houthis

00:11:30.440 No, that's not really what it is 1.00

00:11:32.460 We're sending one, as far as I can tell

00:11:34.180 And I've read a few different articles

00:11:35.360 As far as I can tell, we're sending one

00:11:37.700 Mid-air refuelling craft

00:11:40.120 To Saudi Arabia to help in their war 0.95

00:11:44.380 With the Yemenis 0.88

00:11:45.520 Well, I wouldn't even be sending that 1.00

00:11:49.740 Any money that was spent on that operation

00:11:52.620 send that on getting our drilling going drill baby drill in the north sea because andy burnham's made

00:11:59.100 the argument and there's a tenuous logic but there is a logic there is a logic saying that

00:12:04.880 this will ultimately help with the cost of living crisis for britons in britain

00:12:08.700 because the yemenis are blowing up loads of saudi infrastructure oil infrastructure quite a lot of

00:12:16.660 actually loads of it and the price of oil going up and then ultimately the price of petrol and

00:12:23.380 diesel at the pump and other things loads of other products these are plastics and things

00:12:27.700 made with crude originally ultimately um so there is a logic there a clear logic

00:12:36.100 it's a bit you can tell it's a bit tenuous though there's quite a few a few strands to that

00:12:43.460 okay it's to help with the cost of living for britain's you're sending one refueling mid-air

00:12:51.800 refueling plane to the saudi arabian peninsula i mean it's quite a long string of things isn't it

00:13:00.260 between deploying that one raf plane and actually helping the cost of living

00:13:05.740 are you actually helping the cost of living i mean again okay make that argument but it's

00:13:13.060 pretty tenuous isn't it really it's a token gesture it is a token gesture of course

00:13:19.340 but i think it's interesting i do think it's really interesting the war

00:13:24.940 the with the the yemenis and the saudis i talked to firas about it on the podcast about a week ago

00:13:32.600 didn't i i've talked to him a little bit about it behind the scenes in the office

00:13:36.420 i think it's very very interesting how the saudis haven't gone health for leather against

00:13:44.100 the yemenis the houthis houthi government in yemen before now how the saudis with their

00:13:52.160 untold billions of petrodollars how they haven't got together some sort of task force

00:13:59.600 and changed the government, changed the regime in Yemen

00:14:04.940 that's more friendly to them and stamped out the Houthis

00:14:09.140 the way the Sri Lankan government did to the Tamil Tigers, something like that.

00:14:15.180 Well, apparently, according to Firas, and he does know his stuff,

00:14:19.340 he absolutely does know his stuff, it's just not as easy as that.

00:14:23.800 The ground in Yemen is very, very difficult.

00:14:27.600 Like Switzerland, it's just very, very difficult.

00:14:29.600 And it's easier said than done

00:14:32.080 Something like that isn't it

00:14:33.520 Easier said than done

00:14:34.400 It's like you would think the United States

00:14:37.720 Given ten years

00:14:38.740 Could just stamp out

00:14:40.540 Could just wipe out

00:14:41.740 Communist insurgency

00:14:44.340 Communist insurgency in North Vietnam

00:14:46.620 Given ten years

00:14:47.920 Endless amounts of resources and money

00:14:50.140 More ordnance than was dropped in all of World War II

00:14:52.960 Hundreds of thousands of

00:14:55.160 Soldiers and marines

00:14:56.720 Didn't get it done

00:14:58.820 these things aren't easy sometimes you know sometimes it's quite easy like switching out

00:15:06.060 saddam in iraq or decapitating the venezuelan government sometimes it's easy sometimes it's

00:15:11.900 nigh on impossible nigh on impossible well according to france that yemen is one of those

00:15:18.860 very very very very very difficult and the saudis despite everything haven't actually got despite

00:15:25.040 everything despite the endless money and ability to buy anything they want on the open market in

00:15:31.520 terms of fast jets and ordnance and everything they still haven't got a very good armed forces

00:15:37.780 and that's the way the house of al-Saud want it apparently because if there's a super strong

00:15:43.320 super brilliant armed forces in Saudi they might just overthrow the royal family

00:15:48.120 so okay there's sort of a forever war really sort of a forever war between the houthis 0.94

00:15:58.780 the yemenis and um the saudis all right but we're going to send one we're the raf are sending one

00:16:06.000 mid-air refueling airplane like the saudis can't just buy 10 of those if they want to

00:16:10.900 okay it's andy burnham obviously kind of obviously making a token gesture perhaps more for trump

00:16:19.180 than for the saudis perhaps more for netty than for the saudis saying look last time we you had

00:16:26.040 starmer and he wouldn't do anything and you guys obviously didn't like that that displeased you

00:16:30.480 guys very much i'm a different guy now look we are helping we are sending a material to the region

00:16:37.040 Even if it's one aeroplane

00:16:40.600 Okay, alright, so that's one of the biggest stories today

00:16:43.380 Okay, Harry in talks to make Diana documentary

00:16:47.900 Why not? He's got to make money, isn't he?

00:16:51.400 Why not?

00:16:55.760 Benefits claims for ADHD rise fastest in wealthy areas

00:16:59.300 Cheeky

00:17:01.320 Cheeky

00:17:02.760 There is a problem, isn't there?

00:17:04.740 There's clearly a problem with the over-diagnosis of ADHD and autism and anxiety and all those sorts of things

00:17:12.000 There's no real way, I don't buy it

00:17:16.740 There's no way a society goes from relatively normal levels of clinically diagnosable anxiety and ADHD

00:17:27.120 To one in four, was it something?

00:17:31.820 There was a report the other day, one in four

00:17:33.800 like one in 20 anyway goes from just normal levels and over the space of just a few years

00:17:40.520 two or three years or this particular article says since covid so it's a few years ago now

00:17:45.120 but anyway since covid it's just exploded

00:17:47.980 are they real diagnoses

00:17:52.540 no obviously not obviously not people just realized if you just say

00:18:02.040 um i've got anxiety i think i've got adhd and the doctors just go yeah

00:18:06.080 yeah you have tick go go get yourself some free benefits

00:18:10.260 a lot of people are just shameless enough to do that i wouldn't dream of doing that

00:18:16.520 i wouldn't dream of doing that if someone said look bro what you can do you can just claim you've

00:18:22.660 got a gammy foot you can just claim you've got a really bad back doesn't matter if you have

00:18:28.060 Just say you have

00:18:29.100 Just say you've got ADHD

00:18:31.260 Just say you've got crippling anxiety

00:18:34.020 You don't have to actually have it

00:18:34.920 Just say it

00:18:35.660 They'll sign you off

00:18:38.760 Easy peasy

00:18:39.420 No real proper checks

00:18:41.100 You've just got to be shameless enough

00:18:42.920 To go in and say it

00:18:43.880 And then you get free money

00:18:45.280 From the state

00:18:46.480 You can dream of doing that

00:18:49.540 Scumbag move

00:18:51.020 Revolting 0.96

00:18:52.680 The times

00:18:56.640 The venerable times

00:18:57.640 well apart from anything else one other point on that is this out of order on people that have

00:19:03.140 really got adhd isn't it right because some people really will have anxiety and adhd to the point

00:19:10.500 where they can't really work it's out of order on them isn't it right the times the venerable times

00:19:20.100 most inmates will not be given tag before their early release brilliant

00:19:24.680 brilliant so you're just letting out you're just letting out it's as simple as that

00:19:32.800 you're just letting out criminals back on the street there you go we know it's a matter of

00:19:37.600 record isn't it the the rate of re-offending is gigantic so just making the society even

00:19:43.960 less safe than it already is that you don't want to build another prison no no you don't

00:19:49.120 want to do nightingale prisons use use some sort of barracks or something or other to house them 1.00

00:19:54.200 No, they've got to be used for migrants 1.00

00:19:55.380 They've got to be used for the invaders 1.00

00:19:56.520 The new invaders 1.00

00:19:57.520 You don't want to deport the thousands and thousands of foreign nationals 1.00

00:20:00.840 That are in our prisons

00:20:01.440 No, just let them straight out into the general public

00:20:04.080 Right

00:20:05.640 That's evil

00:20:10.400 That's bizarre

00:20:13.200 That's cruel and unusual

00:20:14.400 Isn't it?

00:20:16.980 Okay

00:20:17.500 PM agrees military aid for Saudis over Yemen

00:20:24.480 Oil flow will help cost of living

00:20:26.600 No Stern and Burnham says

00:20:27.700 Alright we've been through that I suppose

00:20:30.660 It's Harry there

00:20:32.920 The Guardian

00:20:38.520 Alright let's just move on

00:20:39.500 The Guardian

00:20:39.920 Guardian

00:20:47.500 Outrageous

00:20:52.860 They want to check themselves before I wreck themselves

00:20:59.980 The Guardian

00:21:02.560 UK to give support to Saudi jets in bid to counter Houthi fighters

00:21:08.920 PM says he will urge Trump to bring an end to the conflict with Iran

00:21:14.100 I seem to remember, I seem to recall

00:21:18.400 Back in February

00:21:20.700 Trump going before the cameras

00:21:23.640 At Mar-a-Lago

00:21:25.240 The white baseball cap on

00:21:27.880 Saying they're just going to change the regime

00:21:30.800 Guess all that's out the window

00:21:33.520 It'll take a few weeks, he said, didn't it?

00:21:36.360 A few weeks, just a short excursion

00:21:38.400 Seven months later

00:21:41.120 that regime's still there despite everything remarkable 0.94

00:21:48.520 martha's rule now expanded to a and e care martha's rule martha's law whatever it is

00:21:55.520 is that thing that if you're treated by the nhs you're actually sort of legally allowed to

00:22:02.160 get all the details all the paperwork after the fact of what was done to you

00:22:08.240 So you can see

00:22:10.360 So you're supposed to be able to see

00:22:11.860 Well, apparently that wasn't extended to A&E

00:22:15.300 Accident and Emergency

00:22:16.260 But now it will be

00:22:17.260 So on one level, a good thing

00:22:21.140 On another level

00:22:22.000 Just sort of endless more paperwork and bureaucracy

00:22:25.180 Many, many more layers

00:22:27.020 Of red tape then

00:22:30.100 I mean, also though, sort of conceptually

00:22:34.380 It's good though, isn't it?

00:22:36.260 That you can see

00:22:36.960 You'll be able to see what was done when and by who

00:22:40.700 And what decisions were taken and things

00:22:42.560 Especially if they botched a load of things

00:22:47.180 You would want to find out

00:22:48.580 Also it's just more bureaucracy and red tape

00:22:52.380 More expense

00:22:53.480 More layers of managerialism

00:22:56.700 It won't make the whole thing more efficient

00:22:58.880 It's one hot mess isn't it

00:23:01.820 Okay

00:23:02.680 Do you remember yesterday or was it Sunday

00:23:05.940 the ukrainians sent over a massive wave of drones into russia even as deep as moscow remember that

00:23:12.340 only the other day hundreds and hundreds of drones in one big wave or one night attack

00:23:19.920 russia saying they shot down hundreds like 400 or 500 odd drones that's something they shot down

00:23:27.660 but yet quite a number got through anyway it was hundreds and hundreds of drones ukraine sent

00:23:33.860 Throwing up some infrastructure

00:23:36.400 Oil infrastructure even

00:23:37.700 In Russia

00:23:38.740 Apparently in some of the Russian oil refineries

00:23:41.740 There's a particular tower

00:23:43.220 I don't know the ins and outs of refineries that well

00:23:45.500 I know them a bit actually

00:23:46.720 But there's certain towers

00:23:49.820 That are very very difficult

00:23:52.100 And time consuming

00:23:53.780 Costly and time consuming to repair 1.00

00:23:56.200 And so the Ukrainians 1.00

00:23:59.160 Have targeted those apparently

00:24:00.580 And Putin had said yesterday

00:24:03.800 well we'll strike their oil infrastructure now that's how that works it's almost 0.60

00:24:08.600 i paraphrase but that's almost exactly his words it was like yeah they hit ours so we can hit them

00:24:13.740 back that's how it is i think that was the translation that's how it is something like that

00:24:18.120 and lo and behold lo and behold russian rockets hit all over ukraine drones and rockets as attacks

00:24:28.120 escalate. The thing I can't really get away from, this analogy has crossed my mind a number

00:24:40.660 of times with the Russian-Ukraine thing. And don't take this as me just being needlessly,

00:24:47.520 mindlessly pro-Russian. I'm not. I've said a number of times I think Putin is a gangster

00:24:52.560 and a murderer 0.99

00:24:53.520 if you're his political opponent 0.81

00:24:59.080 or a journalist in Russia

00:25:00.860 then you cross his

00:25:02.800 unknown lines in the sand

00:25:04.560 you disappear

00:25:05.220 Putin's not a good guy

00:25:08.220 I'm not pro-Putin

00:25:09.900 nonetheless, this has crossed my mind a number of times

00:25:13.020 the fact that Russia has got the biggest

00:25:16.720 stockpile of thermonuclear weapons 0.74

00:25:18.080 that Satan 2 rocket

00:25:19.940 that can hit anywhere in the world

00:25:21.680 with like 10 nuclear warheads on it right they've got hundreds of those hundreds hundreds of those 0.77

00:25:28.060 in the final reckoning in the final reckoning ukraine is like a small child trying to beat up

00:25:36.260 a very big strong tall fully grown man isn't it in the final reckoning because

00:25:43.620 Putin could

00:25:45.280 Turn

00:25:46.400 Kiev into glass

00:25:48.100 If he wanted to

00:25:48.700 So

00:25:52.160 They're relying on the restraint

00:25:54.040 On his restraint

00:25:54.800 It's like

00:25:58.880 You know

00:25:59.260 Take a

00:25:59.900 Massive

00:26:01.100 Strong dude

00:26:02.260 A boxer

00:26:02.780 Or a UFC fighter

00:26:03.900 Or something

00:26:04.300 Like Tom Aspinall

00:26:06.600 Or a young Mike Tyson

00:26:08.620 And there's a little

00:26:09.440 Six year old kid 0.99

00:26:10.360 Kicking his shins 0.99

00:26:11.240 And doing a tiny 0.99

00:26:12.800 little weak punches on his knee and if that big strong fully grown professional fighter 1.00

00:26:20.340 wants to just pick that kid up by the scruff of his neck and wring his head and just break his

00:26:25.580 neck he could do that if he wanted to the little kid is relying on on the giant monster man not 0.53

00:26:33.920 doing that and the little kid shouting up we're gonna we're gonna fight you for as long as it

00:26:38.780 takes as long as it takes until we win the young mike tyson just looking down not feeling anything

00:26:47.540 just looking down just like am i going to pick you up and break you in half that would be out

00:26:53.660 of order though wouldn't it you're only a six-year-old kid that would be really bad i can't

00:26:57.300 do that i mean i could do that in a split second two seconds from now this little six-year-old kid

00:27:01.920 could just be dead but i'm not going to do that i can't do that that would be that would be wrong

00:27:07.080 Wouldn't it? That would be out of order

00:27:07.960 I can't do that

00:27:08.580 I've just got to let him sort of kick my leg a bit

00:27:12.380 Every now and again sort of shake him off

00:27:14.260 It's what they don't talk

00:27:18.620 They hardly ever talk about it do they

00:27:20.140 In the corporate mainstream media

00:27:21.260 That Russia could nuke Ukraine if it wants to

00:27:25.020 And Putin every single day

00:27:27.320 Is showing restraint by not doing that

00:27:29.800 I'm not saying he should

00:27:31.020 I'm not saying I want him to

00:27:32.240 For anyone in the comments say that

00:27:34.180 Bo wants Putin to nuke Kiev

00:27:37.540 No, no, no

00:27:38.400 That's not what I'm saying

00:27:39.060 I'm just saying he could

00:27:40.800 But they won't talk about that

00:27:47.720 They've still got Zelensky 0.90

00:27:48.840 That weird little goblin man 1.00

00:27:49.980 Who's done away with all 1.00

00:27:51.920 With all voting in Ukraine

00:27:56.080 Indefinitely it seems

00:27:57.360 He's saying he's going to win 0.99

00:28:00.060 He's going to win against Russia 1.00

00:28:02.080 is willing to spend the lifeblood 0.98

00:28:05.320 of a generation of his men

00:28:07.060 in order to win.

00:28:11.480 What do you mean, win?

00:28:21.440 All right, well, there you go.

00:28:25.180 Until Ukraine decides to just stop, 0.64

00:28:27.660 it's not going to stop, is it?

00:28:28.960 It's pretty much as simple as that.

00:28:30.140 Putin seems to have no intention

00:28:32.820 And no incentive to stop

00:28:35.140 Doesn't need to stop

00:28:36.980 That's the reality 0.92

00:28:38.920 Again, that's not pro-Russian

00:28:40.380 That's not pro-Kremlin

00:28:41.240 That's just the reality of it

00:28:43.700 Okay

00:28:47.520 Alright

00:28:48.680 There you go, there's more pictures of it 0.98

00:28:51.040 How many Ukrainian men need to die? 0.99

00:28:55.000 Hmm? 0.97

00:28:56.400 How many Ukrainian innocent civilians need to die? 0.59

00:29:00.140 before they accept that Russia's not going to give up?

00:29:09.380 Russia's not going to give up.

00:29:13.240 You're going to accept that. 0.98

00:29:14.260 The Slava-Ukraine-y crew out there. 0.98

00:29:17.980 What's your answer to that? 0.98

00:29:19.100 Russia's not going to give up.

00:29:20.140 What now? 0.59

00:29:23.020 You're going to keep going for as long as it takes.

00:29:25.980 You're prepared. 1.00

00:29:27.160 The number of Ukrainian men that are going to die, 1.00

00:29:29.280 That's a risk you're prepared to take, are you? 1.00

00:29:31.460 With your little Ukraine thing in your bio on Twitter

00:29:35.240 The battlefield reality is

00:29:40.100 Ukraine has lost 0.62

00:29:41.740 Alright

00:29:47.820 Call me a pro-Russia stooge if you like 0.99

00:29:50.340 I don't care 0.79

00:29:51.220 I don't care

00:29:52.140 That's the truth, that's reality

00:29:53.680 I'm more interested in the truth

00:29:54.760 The reality, there you go 0.82

00:29:59.280 Bernard McGree's UK military help for Saudi Arabia, PM confirms air-to-air refuelling assistance in fight against Iran-backed Toothies, quote,

00:30:06.960 to secure interests of Britain and wider region.

00:30:09.520 What interests of Britain? What?

00:30:11.660 Doesn't make sense.

00:30:13.180 As he prepares to meet Trump at UN in New York.

00:30:15.940 I wonder how Trump is going to treat him, actually.

00:30:19.480 I wonder how Trump is going to treat him.

00:30:23.580 Whether he'll be nice, at least at first, and, like, praise him a bit. 0.73

00:30:29.280 Or whether you'll treat him like a total chump, the way he treated Starmer. 0.91

00:30:33.620 I mean, he was nice to Starmer briefly, wasn't he? 0.99

00:30:36.080 For a while, for the first few weeks or months.

00:30:38.060 The first time they met or ever, or whatever.

00:30:40.360 Trump was nice enough to him. 1.00

00:30:43.780 But quite quickly, Trump was like, this guy's a loser. 1.00

00:30:48.480 Whatever. 1.00

00:30:50.080 We'll see.

00:30:50.480 We'll see how that works.

00:30:51.480 Okay, the mirror.

00:30:53.320 The mirror.

00:30:57.220 Okay. 0.99

00:30:59.280 NHS needs 50,000 more nurses.

00:31:02.580 Record staff shortages are putting patients at risk,

00:31:05.360 union chief wounds.

00:31:06.680 How is there a shortage that...

00:31:08.800 The amount of money that gets spent on the NHS,

00:31:14.720 the amount of foreign nurses that have just been parachuted in,

00:31:18.980 and they're still short to the tune of 55,000,

00:31:23.460 it doesn't make sense, does it?

00:31:25.940 It doesn't seem to make sense.

00:31:29.280 Not 5,000, not 500, 55,000 nurses are needed.

00:31:36.980 How does that even make sense?

00:31:38.540 I mean, that is coming from a union chief, this woman. 1.00

00:31:43.780 Ugh. 0.96

00:31:45.400 Is she talking bollocks?

00:31:49.460 Because it's in her interest.

00:31:52.220 I don't know.

00:31:52.860 Probably not, to be frank.

00:31:54.220 Probably not.

00:31:54.840 The NHS is just a bottomless pit, isn't it?

00:32:01.540 Just a bottomless pit

00:32:02.780 There's something terribly, fundamentally wrong with the NHS

00:32:10.500 It shouldn't be like this

00:32:11.900 It shouldn't be bankrupting the whole nation

00:32:15.280 And still not work properly

00:32:17.800 You know the health outcomes for the NHS are some of the worst in the world

00:32:21.480 In the first world

00:32:22.380 Some of the worst

00:32:23.540 How is that possible

00:32:26.140 How are we bankrupting the entire nation

00:32:28.780 And it's still

00:32:30.620 Some of the worst health outcomes

00:32:31.880 There's something wrong

00:32:32.540 We all know it don't we

00:32:34.420 We all know it

00:32:35.200 Being entirely mismanaged

00:32:38.080 From top to bottom isn't it

00:32:39.780 Apparently though

00:32:40.520 Apparently though

00:32:41.340 I'll say this

00:32:42.020 By all accounts

00:32:43.920 People that are in the NHS

00:32:46.860 Even from people that try and do

00:32:49.220 Freedom of information requests

00:32:52.240 that in the NHS there is a culture of fear, it seems.

00:32:59.480 People are scared to say anything, scared to be a whistleblower.

00:33:03.700 You're a nurse, you're a doctor,

00:33:06.980 you're just one of these endless manager, middle manager types,

00:33:10.260 senior manager types, the layers and layers and layers of managerialism

00:33:13.940 at the NHS.

00:33:15.380 There's a culture that people are terrified to say anything

00:33:20.820 Because you will just get ostracised and fired

00:33:23.220 You will

00:33:24.800 So they don't

00:33:28.560 So the number of whistleblowers are low

00:33:30.720 And that is quite rare

00:33:31.680 In the NHS

00:33:33.160 How bad is that?

00:33:36.760 It's terrible isn't it?

00:33:38.480 Terrible

00:33:38.920 When people's lives are on the line

00:33:40.900 It's not just some public school

00:33:42.500 It's not just some public school

00:33:45.140 Where

00:33:45.460 People are scared saying things

00:33:48.580 Because the head teacher is a bit of a tyrant

00:33:50.260 And you'll just get fired

00:33:51.220 It's the NHS

00:33:53.700 The National Health Service 0.83

00:33:55.460 People's lives

00:33:57.020 Millions of people's lives

00:33:58.800 All of our lives you could argue

00:34:00.440 Are on the line here

00:34:02.400 And yet the whole thing

00:34:04.480 The whole giant edifice isn't working

00:34:06.700 It's terribly broken

00:34:08.900 Terribly broken

00:34:11.240 And people are terrified to speak out

00:34:14.000 That's all kinds of wrong isn't it

00:34:17.780 All kinds of wrong

00:34:19.120 Might help, might take pressure off, mightn't it 1.00

00:34:23.220 If the between 10 and 20 million new foreign people that have come here since 1997 0.96

00:34:27.400 Were sent back to their countries of origin 1.00

00:34:29.760 That might help, mightn't it 1.00

00:34:30.880 That might take pressure off 1.00

00:34:32.180 That might mean we need slightly less nurses 0.99

00:34:34.640 And they won't do that

00:34:38.100 More safe and legal routes, if anything 1.00

00:34:39.760 More foreign nurses, if anything 0.85

00:34:41.520 More Nigerian nurses to care for Nigerians that are here 1.00

00:34:45.960 Alright, The Sun 1.00

00:34:51.420 Lucy let me

00:34:52.440 Accuser not sure of guilt

00:34:56.940 So Lucy let me

00:35:01.420 I've said before I have an eye on the Beau show

00:35:06.920 Breakfast with Beau

00:35:07.620 Don't you forget about me

00:35:12.860 I've said a number of times

00:35:15.180 i find it difficult to care about the lucy let me case nonetheless it is on the front page so okay

00:35:20.140 this woman was accused of murdering like seven babies and possibly seven more something like 0.73

00:35:24.700 that murdering loads of babies and she got like 15 life sentences in a row something like that

00:35:30.380 many people have said so she's found guilty at trial many people have said including peter

00:35:35.020 hitchens and lots of other experts like a panel of experts were put together and they've all said

00:35:40.220 no she's she it's a stitch up job she didn't do it like the the details of the case were totally

00:35:46.940 shaky and she's just being used as a scapegoat sort of more fundamental problems on that that

00:35:53.180 particular uh that particular walled well now let be doc we need a retrial let be doc okay

00:36:05.100 the accuser one of her accusers at her trial sort of a um one of the expert witnesses a doctor who

00:36:12.700 said it was her she was responsible in various ways he's come out and said he's not sure about

00:36:17.260 that anymore okay well that definitely definitely would require a retrial then in my opinion sort of

00:36:29.500 of the expert witness one of the key i think the key is it the key apologies if that's wrong

00:36:35.340 if i'm wrong on that that's in good faith i'm not deliberately trying to lie about it

00:36:38.220 but i think i think it's like the key guy the key witness he accuser

00:36:45.260 that said it was her he's saying he's not sure it was now

00:36:50.300 that's super shaky then isn't it well i wasn't there i don't know one way or another

00:36:58.540 And to be frank

00:37:01.060 I find it difficult to care about it

00:37:05.280 Because it's such a horrible story to me

00:37:09.180 It's so dark, it's so horrible

00:37:11.760 Well anyway, I think it's quite interesting

00:37:17.740 The way it's divided opinion

00:37:21.380 Some people seem absolutely convinced that she's innocent

00:37:26.800 Absolutely

00:37:28.380 Down to the bone marrow

00:37:31.660 Convinced

00:37:33.500 That she's innocent

00:37:34.660 Then other people

00:37:35.700 Seem the opposite 0.99

00:37:37.680 How can you defend this baby killer

00:37:40.740 Just look at the details

00:37:42.520 Obviously of course it was her

00:37:44.360 What are you doing, why are you muddying the waters

00:37:46.560 Why are you standing on behalf of a baby killer

00:37:49.240 It's one of those cases 0.99

00:37:52.380 Like that woman in America

00:37:54.140 Who killed three of her own children

00:37:55.880 you know that one was it davy something david i can't i keep forgetting her name i can't even

00:38:01.160 commit her name to memory i just don't it's like that in the sense just for me

00:38:08.440 it's so dark and horrible that i just sort of i'll very vaguely be aware of the details what's going

00:38:14.360 on but as for paying close attention to it every sort of twist and turn in the story

00:38:19.800 i've got other things to do with my time anyway lucy let me there and is she innocent

00:38:28.340 ph seems convinced so

00:38:32.600 i'll leave it all right the daily mail pure globalist slot they've gone front and center

00:38:39.900 with cindy crawford's bereavement gross new small boat fast security breaches dinging

00:38:49.180 It invades Border Force

00:38:50.260 To land at Folkestone in Kent

00:38:52.280 And some migrants flee before police arrive

00:38:55.080 The story is that

00:38:56.080 There's one particular boat

00:38:57.100 I think it says there's only like

00:38:58.240 Seven migrants on it

00:38:59.520 I say migrants 1.00

00:39:00.240 Invaders 1.00

00:39:01.440 Invaders

00:39:02.960 They got across the channel

00:39:05.120 And weren't picked up by the RNLI

00:39:07.080 Or Border Force

00:39:08.040 Or the Coast Guard

00:39:09.080 Or anything

00:39:09.460 Just landed in Folkestone

00:39:11.520 And then just disappeared

00:39:12.500 Just disappeared off into Kent

00:39:15.880 And God knows where

00:39:16.700 From there on

00:39:19.180 Invaders, they're invaders. 0.90

00:39:22.500 Why are you calling them migrants? 0.99

00:39:24.640 They're not migrants. 1.00

00:39:27.360 They're effectively enemy combatants. 1.00

00:39:32.400 Look at this piece of shh. 1.00

00:39:35.260 Look at this scumbag. 1.00

00:39:38.580 Nadia Hussein. 1.00

00:39:41.600 In Britain, for anyone who's foreign who might not know,

00:39:44.360 we've got a show called Bake Off, The Bake Off.

00:39:47.500 And their spin-offs like Celebrity Bake Off

00:39:49.820 And when they get normal people

00:39:51.280 Well the normal version, not the celebrity version

00:39:52.900 They get people

00:39:54.020 And they set them baking challenges

00:39:57.080 That's it

00:39:58.360 They've got a big marquee, a big tent somewhere

00:40:01.920 And they get

00:40:02.660 Eight, ten people

00:40:04.320 And they make this type of cake

00:40:06.440 And then they all do it

00:40:08.240 And then some judges

00:40:11.320 Eat a bit of the cake

00:40:13.380 And pass judgement on them

00:40:17.500 It's completely fatuous.

00:40:20.540 It's of no value whatsoever.

00:40:22.780 But for some reason, it's quite big,

00:40:26.060 and millions of normies watch it and lap it up.

00:40:29.640 Yoma, yoma, yoma, yoma, give me more of that slop.

00:40:33.680 Right? 1.00

00:40:34.660 This foreign woman, Nadia Hussein, 1.00

00:40:38.240 scumbag, foreign scumbag, 1.00

00:40:43.020 she won it one time because of DI, 1.00

00:40:45.540 because the judges were like, 1.00

00:40:46.680 oh, there's a brown woman. 1.00

00:40:47.800 We best let her win. 1.00

00:40:53.180 Make some ladyfingers. 0.98

00:40:54.420 Oh, I made mine with curry in it or whatever.

00:40:56.760 Yeah, here you go.

00:40:57.360 You win then.

00:40:59.480 Right.

00:40:59.700 She then was a darling of the TV for a while.

00:41:02.080 She won that years ago.

00:41:02.880 It was years ago.

00:41:04.540 She got her own spin-off show

00:41:05.980 and she's telling people how to make curry.

00:41:08.660 Whatever.

00:41:09.880 Whatever.

00:41:11.600 And then that got axed 1.00

00:41:12.620 because apparently she's difficult to work with. 1.00

00:41:14.260 Yeah. 0.99

00:41:14.820 Yeah, no shit. 0.97

00:41:15.540 sorry I'm not supposed to swear on the base show 0.99

00:41:17.920 so she got axed from TV eventually after a few years

00:41:23.020 because they found out she was difficult to work with

00:41:25.580 now she's chimed in on the Ed Sheeran thing

00:41:27.880 Nadia shares video accusing Ed Sheeran of shedding white tears

00:41:33.060 what are you talking about Nadia?

00:41:35.900 white tears?

00:41:36.440 what if I talked about brown tears?

00:41:38.660 you'd scream oasisom wouldn't you?

00:41:41.720 when Nadia got axed from the TV

00:41:43.580 and she was butthurt about that

00:41:45.100 about oh it's just brown tears that's just nadia hussein's brown tears they don't count

00:41:49.180 they're crocodile tears brown tears who cares about brown tears okay ed sheeran very quickly

00:41:57.720 to say if anyone hasn't been following that ed sheeran is quite studiously non-political

00:42:02.320 he's a non-political guy isn't he ed sheeran

00:42:05.560 i've never heard ed sheeran a voice and opinion one way or another about the arab israeli wars

00:42:12.580 I never heard him chime in

00:42:15.420 About the Temple Mount

00:42:17.400 Personally

00:42:18.620 Anyway he was on tour

00:42:21.380 And someone of his support acts

00:42:24.060 Went out on stage and said

00:42:25.740 Free Palestine 0.98

00:42:26.540 And a load of Jewish owners of the stadiums 0.99

00:42:29.640 Who's meant to be appearing in

00:42:30.880 Boycotted it or said you can't do it now

00:42:33.480 Anyway

00:42:33.960 One big hot mess

00:42:36.880 Loads of details to it

00:42:40.000 And it's not important I don't care

00:42:41.160 It's just pure slop

00:42:42.080 And in the end, finally now, Ed Sheeran himself is breaking down in tears.

00:42:48.220 It's got nothing to do with Ed Sheeran, has it?

00:42:51.080 The settlements in the West Bank, the destruction of the Gaza Strip, 0.99

00:42:54.980 the endless Islamic militancy,

00:42:57.620 the crazy responses of the IDF and the Israeli Defence Force and the Israeli government. 0.85

00:43:06.800 It's got nothing to do with Ed Sheeran and his songs, has it? Nothing.

00:43:12.080 Poor old Ed Sheeran

00:43:14.220 Finally breaking down in tears

00:43:15.800 Over the incredible amount of pressure

00:43:17.380 He's been put under

00:43:18.160 Through no fault of his own

00:43:20.200 Nadia Hussein says

00:43:21.680 It's just white tears 1.00

00:43:22.620 What a scumbag 1.00

00:43:23.740 What a disgusting scumbag 1.00

00:43:25.400 Nadia Hussein 1.00

00:43:27.460 Pipe down love

00:43:28.360 Pipe down

00:43:29.640 We're not interested 0.99

00:43:32.220 In your filthy opinions 0.97

00:43:34.760 Be quiet 0.80

00:43:36.940 The eye paper

00:43:41.340 UK fires torpedo from undersea drone in New Warning to Putin

00:43:46.400 Weapon was fired in British waters last week in first test

00:43:51.460 It was a test, it was a test

00:43:52.500 We didn't actually try and sink a Russian sub 0.74

00:43:56.140 They just did a test of a new torpedo

00:44:00.040 Or unmanned kill vehicle, whatever you want to call it

00:44:04.260 An underwater drone

00:44:06.680 part of the deterrent meant to protect uk ships seabed cables and pipelines from hostile powers

00:44:15.540 britain fires torpedo from uncrewed underwater drone for the first time as european powers

00:44:23.240 try to show their resilience in face of threats from moscow xv excalibur or is it 15 excalibur i

00:44:30.220 don't know xv excalibur drone is built in plymouth and designed to attack ships and deep

00:44:36.260 diving submarines test carried out by uk and us via their defense pact with australia which is

00:44:43.020 helping to develop new submarine and technology for autonomous warfare andy burnham travels to

00:44:49.980 new york today to attend un and meet donald trump for first time okay okay interesting

00:44:58.480 The Financial Times

00:45:02.520 Oh, Mertz is nappy 0.51

00:45:04.080 Look at the fizzog on it 0.77

00:45:06.960 He's a bit grumpy 1.00

00:45:09.100 That's grumpy Mertz 1.00

00:45:10.600 He's got a grump on 0.81

00:45:13.960 Oh, poor Mertz 1.00

00:45:17.820 Poor insane globalist traitor 1.00

00:45:22.640 Chancellor Mertz 0.99

00:45:25.180 Not doing so well at the ballot box anymore 1.00

00:45:29.300 People have noticed we've proactively got them invaded by foreign rapists and murderers. 1.00

00:45:35.560 Oh, not doing so well at the ballot box now. 1.00

00:45:39.340 Taste of defeat.

00:45:40.680 Mertz pledges to press on with reforms.

00:45:43.480 Yeah, still just keep going.

00:45:45.740 As CDU seeks lessons in election rap.

00:45:48.900 Yeah, the lesson is you're done.

00:45:50.340 The lesson is the centre has collapsed, isn't it?

00:45:53.380 Yeah.

00:45:53.720 Didn't we talk about it yesterday?

00:45:54.760 I think we talked about it yesterday, didn't we?

00:45:55.980 Now up in Mecklenburg

00:45:58.140 Which is in Old East Germany

00:46:00.160 The AFD have got the most votes there

00:46:02.400 And in Berlin, Die Linke

00:46:04.220 The left have got in

00:46:05.580 And the CDU are just collapsing

00:46:07.240 The centre-left just completely collapsing

00:46:09.640 They didn't even scrape that 5%

00:46:12.740 In Mecklenburg

00:46:15.060 They're not represented in that regional parliament at all

00:46:18.640 Absolute humiliation and disaster

00:46:21.100 Oh

00:46:22.940 Oh, she's not happy

00:46:25.420 Love to see it 1.00

00:46:28.500 Globalists 1.00

00:46:30.600 Open border psychos 0.85

00:46:32.880 Good, good

00:46:36.620 CDU should go the same way as the Conservative Party

00:46:39.940 Into oblivion

00:46:41.940 They deserve nothing less

00:46:44.100 Okay

00:46:46.320 The Express, it's a good paper

00:46:48.620 You can read your Express now

00:46:50.020 It's not good paper, I'm being sarcastic

00:46:56.260 It is subversion in paper form

00:46:59.460 Or digital form

00:47:00.420 Look at this

00:47:02.880 Is that enough to turn your stomach? 1.00

00:47:06.680 This Nigerian anchor baby 1.00

00:47:08.640 Who not very long ago stood up in Parliament 0.99

00:47:11.000 And was gloating about the number of foreign visas 0.81

00:47:14.360 She was able to get in this country

00:47:16.860 And now she's going to stand there

00:47:19.720 at Piddington 0.97

00:47:21.060 and pretend to be their

00:47:23.800 champion

00:47:24.340 isn't that revolting

00:47:27.160 exclusive Tory leader Olukemu Olufantu 0.95

00:47:29.920 Badenok the Nigerian anchor baby

00:47:31.500 says foreign, bizarrely find herself 0.90

00:47:33.840 laughing as the leader of the opposition

00:47:35.220 says foreign murderers could end up

00:47:37.880 getting more rights than villagers in Piddington

00:47:40.000 where a centre for 1,200

00:47:41.760 asylum seekers is proposed

00:47:43.220 more freedom handed to new arrivals than 0.95

00:47:45.800 British citizens, weren't you in government

00:47:48.000 Olukemi Badenoch

00:47:50.160 Weren't you in government

00:47:51.080 During the Tory years

00:47:54.040 For some of those Tory years

00:47:55.420 Isn't a lot of the problems

00:48:00.400 With immigration in this country 1.00

00:48:01.760 Didn't that play out

00:48:03.340 Under a Tory government

00:48:06.720 Weren't you pro-flooding our country 1.00

00:48:12.580 With foreign people 1.00

00:48:13.240 Until very recently 1.00

00:48:14.300 You think we don't remember

00:48:17.580 like four years ago, five years ago.

00:48:19.660 You think we don't remember that?

00:48:22.100 I think we haven't seen the clip

00:48:23.520 of you standing up in Parliament,

00:48:25.500 gloating 0.98

00:48:25.980 about crowbarring as many foreign people 0.67

00:48:29.920 into this country as you possibly could. 0.98

00:48:33.380 Oh, but now,

00:48:34.500 oh, but now you're worried about it.

00:48:37.820 Now it's in your political interest,

00:48:39.460 you've calculated,

00:48:40.460 to pretend to be worried about that.

00:48:43.280 You're going to be the champion

00:48:44.160 of the women of Piddington, are you?

00:48:46.360 It's not all performative, no

00:48:49.560 Gross

00:48:51.880 Absolutely disgusting performance 1.00

00:48:55.180 Get rid of her 1.00

00:48:58.640 Who really wants this woman to be our Prime Minister? 1.00

00:49:02.680 Really 0.99

00:49:03.020 Unless you're a weirdo leftist with an out-group fetish 0.99

00:49:08.800 Only someone with an out-group fetish would want a Nigerian anchor baby 0.98

00:49:13.840 As the Prime Minister of England

00:49:16.820 Revolting

00:49:20.180 The star, pure slop

00:49:22.440 I mean

00:49:23.220 This super rich guy, Fred Dunn

00:49:26.320 He owns Betfred

00:49:28.100 And Betfred used to

00:49:30.900 Like, what's the word?

00:49:34.020 Sponsor loads of the horse racing

00:49:35.820 And now he's saying he might not anymore

00:49:37.800 Racing done for

00:49:39.340 That's it, that's it, that's it

00:49:40.460 Alright

00:49:40.660 they're the increasingly absurd and infuriating front pages out of fleet street today let's have

00:49:51.980 a look at our poll we do a poll don't we let's have a look what did we ask you guys oh 40 over

00:49:59.420 1400 votes today it's not bad it's not bad showing right we asked you guys

00:50:06.580 Should Britain get involved

00:50:11.980 In the Saudi Yemeni war

00:50:13.980 And the no's have it 0.99

00:50:17.800 Yeah obviously not

00:50:20.300 Obviously it's not our war is it

00:50:21.980 It's obviously not our war 0.99

00:50:23.980 The no's have it to the tune of 1.00

00:50:26.140 91% 1.00

00:50:27.300 Not a bad result

00:50:29.400 If you got that on a national referendum

00:50:31.880 You would claim a mandate for all time wouldn't you

00:50:33.680 9% of you say yes though

00:50:37.200 What are you thinking?

00:50:40.520 You really love the house of Al Saud, is it?

00:50:47.560 All right, well, each to their own. 0.98

00:50:49.760 Each to their own.

00:50:50.940 All right.

00:50:51.920 It's going to help the cost of living in Britain, is it?

00:50:56.480 Is it?

00:50:59.360 All right, there you go.

00:51:01.620 Let's check in with the price accrued.

00:51:03.040 A few of the articles today are talking about how the price of oil was skyrocketed

00:51:09.440 No it hasn't, it's about the same as yesterday

00:51:13.260 In fact West Texas is down a fair bit

00:51:15.520 Brent crude trading at just over $102 a barrel

00:51:19.340 West Texas just shy of $94 a barrel

00:51:22.980 So it's about the same as it's been for a week or so

00:51:25.340 It's still high isn't it, they still touch higher

00:51:30.500 and it doesn't translate into what we actually pay at the pump there you go the actual price of crude

00:51:36.260 on the open market is about the same as it's been for a week and it's hovered in and around that

00:51:44.160 since february since the war with iran started remember it was at roughly because there isn't

00:51:51.120 one price for a barrel of crude but roughly speaking it was about 78 a barrel before trump

00:51:56.660 and bibi launched their war and blew up the ayatollah that that day in february remember that

00:52:01.620 about seven eight dollars but it went as high as uh what was it it went up to just shy of 120

00:52:09.060 a barrel i think for brent at one point i think it's just showing 117 119 dollars briefly briefly

00:52:18.100 so on average i think it's fair to say on average since the war in iran started

00:52:23.940 you could say it's been in and around where it is right now give or take right if you averaged it

00:52:30.020 out so a hundred dollars odd a barrel is higher but not astronomically higher anyway there's some

00:52:37.420 headlines yesterday and today price of crude has spiked no it hasn't no it hasn't although

00:52:45.540 as i keep saying the actual raw price of a barrel of crude isn't indicative of a number

00:52:53.820 of other things doesn't necessarily translate into the pump and how much how much other products

00:53:01.520 are cost that are also derived from crude like all sorts of plastic loads and loads of different

00:53:06.700 products actually all right it's gone 10 to 9 so let's just move straight on to on this day in

00:53:16.040 history i quite like doing that segment towards the end of the show you guys seem to quite like

00:53:19.320 that bit. Let's have a look. Down through the centuries and the millennia, what happened

00:53:24.120 of note on this day, the 22nd of September. Let's have a look-see. What have we got today?

00:53:30.080 Oh, the Salem Witch Trials. Very interesting. For anyone who doesn't know about that, that's

00:53:35.440 an interesting rabbit hole to go down. I'm jealous that you'll get to learn about it

00:53:41.280 for the first time. All right, the little blurb here says, on this day in 1692, the

00:53:46.060 last eight and then it lists their names i won't bother reading them all out the last eight people

00:53:50.380 are hanged for allegedly practicing witchcraft as a result of the salem witch trials in massachusetts

00:53:56.080 bay colony 19 are hanged overall with six other deaths caused by the hysteria it's a fascinating

00:54:02.320 story really i think so it's a great little corner of history well great it's very dark

00:54:07.000 it's an interesting little corner of history the salem witch trials where in a nutshell god it's

00:54:15.180 even quite difficult to summarize but there was there was salem town and salem village

00:54:21.780 salem village was a bit more rural out there in the sticks a community of about 500 people

00:54:27.360 the pilgrims there had only been there for a few years under 10 years or so something like that

00:54:32.380 anyway um and two girls two little girls said that they'd been bewitched and that they'd been

00:54:42.480 that one of their nannies had performed witchcraft on them and they were having spasms or even fits

00:54:48.660 maybe and they were claiming that they were being pinched by invisible forces and hearing voices and

00:54:53.780 all sorts of stuff that witchcraft was going on now at that point in that point in history

00:54:59.920 if someone accused you of witchcraft and you admitted it it wasn't the death sentence

00:55:05.520 but if you denied it then went to trial then was found guilty then they were hanging

00:55:10.860 so and there's no there's no police there's no proper free trials proper proper trials

00:55:18.860 so in other words if you're accused of witchcraft and an entire community

00:55:24.020 thought you were a witch it's in your interest just to admit it even if it's not true just go

00:55:31.120 yeah yeah okay all right you got me okay don't put me on trial and then almost inevitably hang

00:55:37.360 me you just go okay all right you got me so the first woman did that and then it snowballed out

00:55:44.580 of there some sort of hysteria but there's more to it as well there's more to it than much more

00:55:47.960 to it than just that and just hysteria about witchcraft there's all sorts of politics going

00:55:52.800 on in that community you know like a relatively small community in the 17th century everyone

00:55:57.880 knows everyone else's business inside out those two feuding families and the politics of that

00:56:03.120 Just so happened that one of those families

00:56:05.280 Everyone that was accused

00:56:07.040 And there were dozens and dozens and dozens of people accused

00:56:09.760 They were nearly all from one faction

00:56:11.900 These two warring families

00:56:14.240 All sorts going on there 0.61

00:56:19.080 Many, many layers to the Salem Witch Trials

00:56:22.460 It's fascinating

00:56:23.820 As it said there, 19 were hanged

00:56:26.040 The six others died as well

00:56:27.940 It was descended into something very, very dark

00:56:32.960 what was going on the real psychology of what was going on with all the main

00:56:35.840 players there's another guy like the witch finder general dude was it Thomas

00:56:39.840 Perry or Thomas Perry I can't remember like what's he doing who's he working on

00:56:45.260 behalf of what's his motivations and it wasn't just women as well so that's the

00:56:50.900 classic thing it's like the they just scapegoating some women no there's some

00:56:55.520 men some men as well I mean some of the names there are men's names all right

00:57:01.100 It's a deep rabbit hole. Look into it in your own time.

00:57:03.140 It is a very, very interesting story.

00:57:04.980 Okay, what else have we got?

00:57:05.980 On this day in 1862, US President Abraham Lincoln, honest to Abe,

00:57:10.960 the Illinois rail splitter, issues the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation,

00:57:16.060 threatening to free all enslaved people in the rebel southern states

00:57:19.340 if those states fail to rejoin the Union by January 1st, 1863. 0.98

00:57:26.560 Interesting.

00:57:27.120 A lot of people say that Lincoln wasn't, I don't think this is fair, to be honest.

00:57:35.080 A lot of people say Lincoln wasn't particularly interested in emancipating slaves.

00:57:39.400 It was just part of his war stratagem.

00:57:46.260 Well, it does sort of suggest that, doesn't it?

00:57:49.320 He's trying to use it to weaken the southern states,

00:57:52.380 and he's using it actually as a carrot and stick type thing.

00:57:57.120 and you know he's doing it the war's already been going for a couple of years by this point

00:58:01.520 um if he really really cared about it he would have done it before now that sort of thing well

00:58:08.640 when you look at abraham lincoln and who he was in his earlier career political career and all

00:58:13.840 that sort of thing he had been anti-slavery an abolitionist type person for long before

00:58:23.360 he ever became president of the united states although you can find quotes of him saying things

00:58:29.280 like i care much more about the the union the the unity of the union one nation indivisible one in

00:58:36.320 the eyes of god i care much more about that than the question of emancipation he'd said repeatedly

00:58:46.960 before september 1862 that he wouldn't do this

00:58:50.560 and then sort of out of nowhere he did it kind of out of nowhere a few days or a week or two

00:58:57.620 before the emancipation proclamation he was still saying i won't do that and then and then he just

00:59:04.400 did but then he had been an abolitionist for his whole adult life so all right there's a lot there

00:59:12.620 Abraham Lincoln was uh was absolutely a complicated figure the politics the actual

00:59:19.160 minutiae of the politics of the pre-american civil war and the civil war are complicated

00:59:25.320 they change very quickly okay got all sorts of long-form content about uh Abraham Lincoln and

00:59:32.020 the American civil war my first ever video on history bro was about the American civil war

00:59:35.740 fascinated by it absolutely fascinated by it made a bit of a study of it over the years okay

00:59:41.240 On this day in 1965

00:59:43.460 Is the ceasefire between India and Pakistan

00:59:46.120 Goes into effect during the Indo-Pakistani war

00:59:49.200 They've had a number of conflicts with each other

00:59:51.480 Still goes on to this day doesn't it

00:59:55.060 Like the 0.81

00:59:55.600 Kashmiri region 0.51

01:00:00.880 India and Pakistan fight over Kashmir

01:00:04.920 Sort of endlessly 1.00

01:00:06.680 They do terrorist things against each other 1.00

01:00:12.380 Well, Pakistan do terrorist things against India 0.57

01:00:14.580 All sorts of stuff

01:00:16.380 Yeah, that war that ended in 1965

01:00:18.760 Is probably the biggest one

01:00:20.320 And in various ways

01:00:23.940 We're still dealing with the fallout of it

01:00:26.780 In various ways

01:00:27.520 That's a massive rabbit hole

01:00:30.480 Of course

01:00:31.040 Alright

01:00:31.940 On this day in 1980 0.98

01:00:33.680 Iraq invades Iran 0.83

01:00:35.360 in an attempt to control the shat al arab waterway which is right down the bottom of right down the 0.54

01:00:42.320 bottom of iraq near kuwait where the tigris and the euphrates flow out um god so much you could

01:00:52.320 say about talk about rabbit holes all the details about the iran iraq it went on for ages like eight

01:00:57.360 years or so a million men died in it or more nothing was really resolved the first gulf war

01:01:05.760 was born out of it in various way in almost directly like saddam invading kuwait

01:01:13.680 and then operation desert shield and then desert storm

01:01:18.480 these are some big ones today some big things going on here where you can't really uh

01:01:22.560 even a very, very brief overview will take a while, really.

01:01:28.240 So much that can be said about the Iran-Iraq War.

01:01:31.780 The Emancipation Proclamation, the India-Pakistan War,

01:01:34.840 and the Iran-Iraq War.

01:01:36.860 Just cover that real quick in two, three minutes.

01:01:39.820 Can't really do any of it justice.

01:01:42.000 All massive things.

01:01:43.540 All right, it's already gone nine o'clock.

01:01:45.360 Let's move on to our Rumble Rants and Super Chats.

01:01:47.160 Let me do this with my mic boom so I can see the left-hand side of my screen.

01:01:49.920 is global church history mr global church history is he going to be in at number one

01:01:54.060 he usually is on our rumble rants let's have a look is it a good day

01:01:59.240 yes it is yes it is mr global church history is indeed in at number one okay usually gives

01:02:06.420 us two factoids uh on this day in history stuff all right let's see what we got global church

01:02:12.240 history says today in 530 ad pope saint felix the fourth died leaving two claimants to the papacy

01:02:19.160 Boniface II

01:02:20.500 And Dios Corus

01:02:22.960 Yeah, I mean that's pretty obscure

01:02:26.340 But if I have memory serves

01:02:28.180 That was one of the

01:02:31.100 The question about

01:02:32.060 Who gets to pick the new Pope

01:02:33.560 Of course nowadays

01:02:34.720 We know, don't we?

01:02:36.060 If anyone pays any attention to it

01:02:37.240 It's all done in-house

01:02:38.700 So to speak, isn't it? 0.98

01:02:41.160 It's the cardinals

01:02:42.040 The Catholic cardinals in Rome

01:02:43.620 That pick among themselves largely

01:02:46.240 They pick who gets to be the new Pope

01:02:49.160 don't they? That's not always been the case. Absolutely hasn't always been the case.

01:02:54.960 Well, back in the 6th century, the Pope wanted to nominate his successor. They didn't like

01:03:01.580 that. At the time, the Roman Senate, the Roman Senate was like, no, you don't get to pick

01:03:07.120 that. Who do you think you are? The Senate and or the Emperor can pick that. Or, well,

01:03:14.800 we're beyond Roman Emperors. It's already like Theodoric or something is like some sort

01:03:18.760 of ostrogothic king king is the ruler of rome by that point not true roman emperors anymore anyway

01:03:26.520 the furore around who gets to pick the next pope who gets to pick that who has the power to do that

01:03:32.960 all right and the other the other factoid we get from global church history says

01:03:39.720 in 1499 on this day in 1499 the treaty of basel makes the swiss nominally austrian vassals

01:03:47.140 but de facto independent

01:03:50.260 right 1499

01:03:52.640 so that would still be the

01:03:54.060 Habsburgs wouldn't it

01:03:55.900 the Austrians 0.95

01:03:56.600 yeah but Switzerland

01:04:00.080 classic isn't it to the point of cliche

01:04:01.800 you're not invading

01:04:04.080 Switzerland

01:04:04.660 it's almost impossible

01:04:07.320 to invade Switzerland even in modern times

01:04:09.960 even in the 20th century

01:04:10.980 let alone in the late 15th century

01:04:13.820 early 16th century

01:04:15.160 so they can defend their passes very very easily you could send a whole army in there

01:04:22.920 it'll be some of the worst most treacherous mountain fighting you can imagine and they've

01:04:28.820 got it all locked down every pass every peak every road would be a nightmare to try and take 0.72

01:04:37.320 so the swiss even by the late 15th century get their independence because it's just

01:04:45.900 known it's just obvious you can't invade them it's sort of impossible to invade them

01:04:52.020 okay all right thanks for that global church history the next one is from

01:04:56.740 st luke luke street 99 91 sorry luke stewart says good day bow and everyone good day mate

01:05:05.100 oh yeah how good good day mate you put seeing seeing oil troubles in the middle east and eastern

01:05:12.920 europe unless you've got your own stock of oil cough north sea you'll have to bow to america 0.87

01:05:19.460 thus keeping uh their petrol dollar yeah i mean statement of fact yeah it was ridiculous it's 0.95

01:05:25.200 ridiculous for britain not to drill in the north sea ridiculous

01:05:30.100 it's just clearly not in our interest to not be doing that isn't it madly so because Ed Miliband 0.91

01:05:42.320 has bought the liar that burning fossil fuels drives climate change it doesn't drive climate

01:05:47.820 change the sun drives climate change other things drive climate change not the burning fossil fuels

01:05:55.840 475 parts per million

01:05:58.380 Do you know how tiny

01:05:59.640 Tiny

01:06:01.100 475 parts per million is

01:06:04.700 Per million

01:06:06.540 Do you know how big the number a million is

01:06:08.480 Compared to hundreds

01:06:09.720 Crazily so

01:06:10.940 If you had a barrel

01:06:13.780 And you split it into a million bits

01:06:16.840 And then you filled up

01:06:18.900 475 parts of that bit

01:06:20.920 With water 0.86

01:06:21.600 It would be a tiny film at the bottom of that barrel

01:06:24.540 Tiny film

01:06:26.480 It's crazy that we're not drilling the North Sea

01:06:32.840 Absolutely bizarre

01:06:34.440 The only reason you would argue for that

01:06:36.280 Is if you want to damage this country

01:06:38.040 Yeah

01:06:39.420 Make us dependent on other countries

01:06:41.820 When we needn't be 0.79

01:06:42.840 Treasonous

01:06:44.760 Seditious

01:06:45.840 Okay, next one here is

01:06:48.120 From That's Their Name

01:06:49.720 That's what this person has called themselves

01:06:51.340 That's underscore their underscore name

01:06:53.440 you put all right me old china me old mucker me old china plate they put all right me old china

01:07:00.480 china plate mate um can't seem to send links for the event i mentioned yesterday

01:07:07.880 the event is the event is on luma with code and then they've written a code there which is just

01:07:16.360 random letters and numbers um and then they've put at the end of at the end of the url we'll be

01:07:22.420 stevenage oh stevenage i might be able to make it stevenage it's not too much for an ask it's not

01:07:30.240 like fife or something so okay i'll check it out thanks for that thanks for that okay next one

01:07:35.700 matthew c all right mate how you do how you doing you put in inverted commas our nhs you put our

01:07:42.620 nhs won't give me a minor operation i need i run 30k you put i run 30k and go to the gym four times 0.53

01:07:52.980 a week plus pay 20 grand tax a year but they'll give a morbidly obese mammalian a free hip

01:07:59.140 replacement yeah it's unfair isn't it i hope you're able to get the minor operation you need

01:08:04.380 i really do and if nothing else pay for it privately it's not fair is it it's not fair

01:08:10.640 Fundamentally unfair 1.00

01:08:13.280 Foreign nationals should have no access to the NHS 1.00

01:08:17.140 None 1.00

01:08:17.540 Not one tiny thing

01:08:20.260 Not one filling on an NHS dentist

01:08:23.380 Okay

01:08:31.680 Luke Stewart, the next two are both from Luke Stewart

01:08:34.740 So I'll read them in one go if you don't mind

01:08:36.220 He put

01:08:36.700 I remember listening to an argument Ben Shapiro made

01:08:40.300 like a decade ago talking about it talking about what exactly um iran or something i don't know

01:08:45.700 it by the way just to say if anyone sends in the rumble rant or super chat do make it clear

01:08:50.940 exactly what you're talking about because it might be 40 minutes later an hour later i'm reading it

01:08:56.420 and you're typing it while i'm talking and it's obvious to you what it's in reference to

01:09:01.520 but like an hour later when i'm reading it out it might not be obvious anyway i'll read on maybe

01:09:07.440 you make it clear you say you remember ben shapiro making an argument talking about it you can only

01:09:12.240 have two out of the three things when it comes to health care between good fast and cheap oh so

01:09:18.800 ben shapiro talking about health care okay good fast and cheap you can only have two of those

01:09:26.720 i mean maybe he's right i don't know

01:09:32.240 if you managed it properly

01:09:35.100 there's no reason why you couldn't necessarily have all three

01:09:37.540 all three, the trifecta is difficult

01:09:39.740 that's for sure

01:09:41.320 it's difficult

01:09:42.560 ok and the other one from Luke Stewart

01:09:45.800 says, hey Bo

01:09:46.960 you should come to Australia, oh how good

01:09:49.240 and do an episode here

01:09:51.560 you won't have to worry about swearing

01:09:53.400 every second word here is a

01:09:55.280 and then he's put the C word

01:09:56.780 yeah Australians love a good 0.99

01:09:59.580 F-bomb and C-bomb don't they

01:10:01.140 I grew up working class in Essex

01:10:04.220 People swear a lot there 0.99

01:10:05.760 You ever heard Dank talk 0.97

01:10:07.720 Count Dankula 1.00

01:10:08.680 A lot of Scottish people 0.99

01:10:10.140 Every other word's an F-bomb 1.00

01:10:11.360 Yeah, the Aussies love it 1.00

01:10:13.580 Just casual swearing 1.00

01:10:15.200 It's just normal

01:10:15.960 It's just normal everyday parlance

01:10:18.140 Loads and loads of 0.99

01:10:19.680 C-bombs

01:10:21.340 Yeah

01:10:22.820 Yep

01:10:24.440 I'd love to go to Australia

01:10:28.180 I've never been to Australia or New Zealand

01:10:29.620 Would love to go

01:10:30.320 I've travelled a fair bit

01:10:31.800 I have travelled a fair bit in my time

01:10:34.120 But never actually got to Australia or New Zealand

01:10:37.640 I'd love to, I'd love to visit Tassie 0.99

01:10:39.700 You put the Tassie in Tasmania 1.00

01:10:43.600 Come to Tasmania 0.96

01:10:44.620 Yeah, I'd love to see loads of parts of Australia

01:10:47.600 I'd like to see Western Australia

01:10:49.820 I'd like to see Northern Australia

01:10:51.160 I'd love to see the Outback

01:10:53.660 I'd love to go to Uluru

01:10:56.260 Okay, next one here, let's move on

01:10:59.920 Buzz Algin says

01:11:02.160 As Rhys-Mogg goes for Lord Farquhar 0.86

01:11:05.420 And insists we should all die on the front line

01:11:08.160 My pledge to him is I will go

01:11:10.840 But only if he is in the next foxhole

01:11:14.140 Yeah, Jacob Rhys-Mogg

01:11:18.260 Who's not even an MP anymore

01:11:20.120 Did a little video, didn't he?

01:11:22.060 Saying there might be a war soon 0.99

01:11:24.660 People, just people

01:11:26.960 are going to have to sign up and do their duty

01:11:30.060 and some of them are going to die.

01:11:31.740 Oh, all right, Jacob. 0.74

01:11:33.920 Not you, though, mate, I take it.

01:11:36.120 Not your kids, yeah?

01:11:39.700 They're just people.

01:11:41.520 Other people, what, poor people.

01:11:43.380 Is that what you mean?

01:11:44.720 Yeah?

01:11:45.900 Now, you're not signing your kids up

01:11:47.340 to be in the artillery regiment,

01:11:49.840 an artillery regiment or something.

01:11:52.180 Yeah, you're not going to let your kids be infantrymen.

01:11:56.960 storm a Russian trench or something.

01:12:03.800 Jacob Rees-Mogg, who was in government during the Boris wave. 1.00

01:12:08.540 A disgusting traitor. 0.96

01:12:09.700 I'd put Rees-Mogg on trial if it was up to me. 0.99

01:12:11.720 If I found myself an absolute monarch of Britain or a lord protector,

01:12:16.240 my word was law, he'd be put on trial.

01:12:20.320 Jacob Rees-Mogg. 0.99

01:12:22.020 A disgusting individual. 1.00

01:12:23.140 And he's going to sit there, after allowing us to be invaded by rapists and murderers, 1.00

01:12:27.600 millions of foreign beast men, 0.98

01:12:30.100 then he's going to sit there and tell us we have to go to war against Russia? 0.52

01:12:36.120 No, no, no, no, no, no.

01:12:38.620 No, no, no, no.

01:12:39.660 You can poke that where the sun don't shine, Jacob. 0.99

01:12:43.660 You're a revolting individual. 1.00

01:12:45.740 Absolutely disgusting man. 1.00

01:12:47.260 And he's going to sit there and lop 1.00

01:12:50.340 As some sort of thought leader

01:12:53.320 Like his opinion is great and of value

01:12:56.860 And that he knows about

01:12:58.280 Nah, no, no, no

01:13:00.400 He had his chance in government

01:13:02.500 To prove who he was

01:13:03.920 The type of man he was

01:13:05.280 And he did

01:13:07.060 A treasonous one

01:13:10.360 He's sitting at the top of that

01:13:12.320 In the Privy Council or wherever it was

01:13:13.740 I can't remember what he was

01:13:14.500 But all sorts of different titles he had when in government

01:13:17.860 And let us be invaded

01:13:20.420 Without a shot fired

01:13:22.540 And now he wants us to go to war

01:13:25.220 On behalf of his elite

01:13:26.980 Nah, nah, nah, nah

01:13:28.500 Not in a million years

01:13:29.940 The chutzpah, the brass neck of that

01:13:34.060 To make a video about that

01:13:35.680 Sitting there

01:13:37.780 Oh, it's stomach churning

01:13:40.280 If I could swear on the boat show

01:13:45.400 I'd be swearing right now

01:13:46.720 It's enough to make your blood boil

01:13:50.220 Grinds my gears 0.97

01:13:52.340 He's talking about how people need to stop being wet wipes

01:13:58.220 How people need to stop being weak

01:14:00.800 If there was anything in your childhood

01:14:03.120 Which you still suffer from

01:14:05.260 You just need to get over it now and man up

01:14:07.320 What does he know of hardship in childhood

01:14:11.440 What does Jacob Rees-Mogg know of that

01:14:15.300 Of physical or emotional hardship

01:14:19.580 Wasn't he quite literally born with a silver spoon in his mouth

01:14:25.120 A classic example of that

01:14:26.400 Being taken to school in a Rolls Royce or whatever it was 1.00

01:14:32.240 He's still got a nanny 1.00

01:14:35.280 He's still got a nanny

01:14:36.560 And he's going to talk to us 0.99

01:14:37.920 About who's a wet wipe 0.99

01:14:38.840 And who isn't 0.66

01:14:39.580 A revolting 1.00

01:14:40.600 Disgusting man 1.00

01:14:42.160 I'm going to move on 1.00

01:14:46.140 I'm just going to move on

01:14:47.160 Jacob Rees-Mogg 1.00

01:14:48.280 It's a cretin 1.00

01:14:49.600 Stomach-churning cretin 1.00

01:14:53.260 Alright, Luke Stewart again says 1.00

01:14:56.100 Wait, Britain's developing a weapon

01:14:59.420 To defend its pipelines

01:15:00.720 Against another Biden presidency

01:15:03.000 Yeah

01:15:03.620 yeah we don't want zelensky sending his special forces dudes to blow up our pipeline like they

01:15:11.400 did to the nordstrom 2 pipeline oh oh what did i say that did i go there

01:15:14.980 we basically know we basically know it was ukrainian special forces frogmen that did that

01:15:24.000 yeah we basically know okay luke stewart again says found an article about bbc crocodile f-up

01:15:32.980 I talked about yesterday I posted a link to the article in comments because I couldn't post it in

01:15:38.360 chat hope you and everyone have a good day thank you sir appreciate it I hope you have a good day

01:15:43.360 too okay another one from Luke next two are from Luke there's loads from Luke okay I'll just whip

01:15:48.860 through them gotta get through it okay you say if we still had the witch trials we wouldn't have 0.58

01:15:55.820 had Lindsay Clancy and those other ladies killing their kids but then again I like Big Harry's idea 0.54

01:16:01.380 of putting women back in asylums for hysteria.

01:16:05.900 Did Big Harry say that?

01:16:07.280 I don't... Did he?

01:16:09.400 Okay.

01:16:11.280 Next he'll be advocating for electroshock therapy.

01:16:14.800 For wanting to smoke cigarettes.

01:16:17.440 Or something. 1.00

01:16:19.620 Frontal lobotomies for women who don't dress conservatively. 0.74

01:16:23.500 I don't go in for all that myself. 1.00

01:16:25.880 Like what they did to Rosemary Kennedy. 1.00

01:16:28.980 She was a little bit of a loose cannon. 1.00

01:16:30.660 a little bit, so he just gave her a frontal lobotomy. Okay, Luke again says, I saw a video 0.96

01:16:39.100 that London didn't want free, that London didn't want free all the slaves, I guess this is a slight

01:16:44.480 typo, that didn't want to free all the slaves at once. I'm sorry, Lincoln, I guess you said, okay,

01:16:50.980 I saw a video that Lincoln didn't want to free all the slaves at once. He wanted to actually build

01:16:56.560 the southern economy first then freedom state by state so you wouldn't have a ton of workers

01:17:02.320 yeah there's all sorts of ideas over the many many years they sort of there was a large

01:17:07.720 abolitionist movement in the united states four years before the civil war they had all

01:17:11.820 sorts of ideas how to implement it i mean britain and france had both already abolished their

01:17:16.800 slave trade in a generate a couple of generations before that thomas jefferson right at the

01:17:24.780 beginning of the United States wanted to abolish slavery, but couldn't. The political numbers

01:17:30.540 weren't there in Congress and the Senate to actually do it. There's a whole number of

01:17:34.580 ideas about it. Yeah, at least state by state. Okay. Next one here from Sir Tain Death. That's

01:17:43.720 what they've called themselves. Sir Tain Death. He put, we have just enough notice for a general

01:17:50.000 election to be called for the autumn budget uh given the august borrowing numbers what's the

01:17:57.140 betting on a snap call yeah yeah well i saw a new data point a new piece of rumor coming out of

01:18:08.060 westminster which had a specific date on it might be complete nonsense conjured out of thin air by

01:18:15.420 a journalist, but probably not. They said, what was it? I think, I can't remember, but

01:18:20.340 I think it was the 19th of November was being mooted for a general election. There might

01:18:28.440 be smoke without fire, but now they're saying that, it does feel like, and it was from an

01:18:34.140 insider, apparently. Will there be an election in November this year? Possibly, quite possibly.

01:18:42.460 seems more and more likely now to me that there will be uh there will be a general election

01:18:48.740 before 2029 perhaps as early as next month well two months from now rather

01:18:54.140 yeah totally possible okay the next two are luke again i'll quickly read them says

01:19:01.440 maybe we can make a king a king region of george

01:19:05.840 While we made

01:19:10.200 M-A-I-D

01:19:12.600 With dots in between

01:19:14.020 His grandfather

01:19:15.700 And may his

01:19:17.620 And may his father for being terrible kings of England

01:19:20.880 Since Charles says

01:19:22.100 He'll be king till death

01:19:23.580 Are you talking about

01:19:26.140 Prince George

01:19:27.620 Wills' eldest son

01:19:29.600 Okay

01:19:35.520 depose king charles iii skip william and go straight to prince george he's like 13 isn't he

01:19:42.400 just started school at eton hope that he's like a ultra based alpha generation alpha hopefully he's

01:19:50.180 just super based no alhereditary monarchy it's best they are not involved in policy really isn't

01:19:59.300 it i think okay the last one here again from luke says king regent bow of england i mean i'll take

01:20:05.920 it if the people want if the people feel that it's a title that i'm worthy of i will deign to

01:20:13.540 accept it i'll have to refuse it two or three times for appearances sake but then in the end

01:20:19.740 i will if it's the will of the people king regent absolute monarch i am the law

01:20:29.020 okay that's the last rumble rant let's look at the youtube ones harry you need to bring

01:20:35.740 that up for me if you could make it so engage there is okay we've got a bunch of quite a few

01:20:42.040 over 20 probably uh super chats here so let's quickly read them because i've got to uh get

01:20:48.320 off today. Well, I've got stuff to do today, but I could spend 10, 20 minutes here. All

01:20:52.980 right, what have we got? Jason Boyd Eyre, Jason Boyd Eyre says, good morning, Bo, the

01:21:00.760 fog of war has descended. What's that in reference to exactly? But then you've put like a laughing

01:21:08.980 face. The fog of war has descended. I wonder what exactly you're in. Oh, just like the

01:21:14.580 RAF an RAF airplane being sent to the Saudi region for operations I guess that's what that's in 0.98

01:21:21.340 reference to okay next one Martin Courtliffe Martin Courtliffe says did the Sauds ever answer

01:21:31.200 for Jamal Khashoggi I know he was a guardian columnist columnist but still he left that hotel

01:21:38.540 in a few separate suitcases didn't he yeah I don't think they ever really answered for it no

01:21:42.980 For anyone who doesn't know that Jamal Khashoggi was a critic of the Saudi Arabian regime.

01:21:53.460 And it seems almost certain, isn't it?

01:21:56.320 I think.

01:21:58.240 I looked into it a bit at the time and afterwards.

01:22:01.780 But I didn't do a deep, deep dive and read everything I could about it.

01:22:06.520 But he entered a hotel and never came out, right?

01:22:09.480 although

01:22:10.460 everyone seems to think

01:22:13.740 is it really a matter of record?

01:22:17.060 I'm not sure

01:22:17.340 but everyone seems to think

01:22:18.180 well he was definitely killed

01:22:20.000 he's definitely dead now

01:22:21.200 that's for sure

01:22:22.600 but it seems like maybe

01:22:24.500 was it the Saudi Arabian

01:22:25.960 intelligence services

01:22:27.000 got him

01:22:29.380 killed him 1.00

01:22:30.920 maybe dismembered him 0.99

01:22:32.880 and he's gone now

01:22:34.100 and he's gone

01:22:35.020 and Khashoggi's gone

01:22:37.120 Did they ever have to answer for it, really?

01:22:40.880 No

01:22:41.080 I don't believe so

01:22:43.360 Bin Salman

01:22:49.960 I think he just shrugged it off

01:22:52.360 I think no one's even got the guts to really ask him about it

01:22:54.760 And if and when they did once or twice

01:22:56.000 He's just like

01:22:56.500 MBS 0.97

01:23:01.840 Mohammed Bin Salman 0.94

01:23:02.740 Alright 1.00

01:23:04.960 belgians are evil trust me that's their name belgian at belgians are evil trust me says 1.00

01:23:11.960 houthi is terrified of raf's minority female pilots yeah 1.00

01:23:16.680 yeah i bet the houthi rebels terrified by one raf refueling plane yeah quaking in their boots

01:23:25.480 uh james lee pevenhall says was it okay for george grenville to send major charles lee to

01:23:32.360 Poland to assist Stanislas II, Augustus Fitzroy allowed a second trip, Russo-Turkish war.

01:23:43.000 So what we're talking about, that's the 19th century, isn't it?

01:23:46.360 That's the 19th century. But was it okay for him to do that?

01:23:53.160 Um, well, it was just a political calculation he made at the time.

01:23:57.400 was it okay i mean well i wouldn't have done it even in the 19th century when we had an empire

01:24:05.960 i wouldn't i wouldn't i if i was prime minister in the 19th century

01:24:11.060 i wouldn't have tried to defend ottoman turkey against the russians no that's my opinion

01:24:18.160 let the ottoman turk fall i don't i don't i wouldn't care oh but it's not in british

01:24:26.620 interest to let the russians become too powerful in sort of central asia in anatolia and stuff

01:24:30.960 as long as we can still get to india and back they're not interfering with our other imperial

01:24:38.920 assets why why prop up the ottoman empire anyway could go on and on about that could go on and on

01:24:44.940 about that all right uh the cl davis the cl davis says thank you for summing up my day ahead making

01:24:54.980 me laugh um and the worry the uh global church history may not be the first on rumble

01:25:02.260 oh no thank you thank you for the for the donation there and um making you laugh i try

01:25:10.260 aim to please okay really appreciate that generous amount of money mr gently gently

01:25:16.820 benevolent says steady on bow you can't go criticizing our nhs peace be upon it

01:25:21.860 the pan bangers will be out to offer you a sacrifice to the godly to to the godly our nhs

01:25:30.980 yeah sacrosanct isn't it in britain among some people not among everyone 0.90

01:25:36.700 some people you can't criticize the sacred nhs just did well just did it's profoundly broken

01:25:44.560 it's not that i don't want people to have uh cheap if not a free health care if we can do that

01:25:50.660 As a society

01:25:52.360 But as it stands now

01:25:54.220 As it is now

01:25:54.960 It's profoundly broken

01:25:56.180 Now I'm not going to bang pots and pans

01:26:00.340 In solidarity with the NHS

01:26:02.900 No

01:26:03.320 It needs to be reformed

01:26:05.220 Badly

01:26:06.600 The health outcomes

01:26:08.440 The pot bangers

01:26:09.880 Are you happy with the health outcomes

01:26:12.560 Are you?

01:26:13.500 Are you?

01:26:14.420 You think it works well

01:26:15.720 Do you?

01:26:17.660 Do you?

01:26:18.360 be honest with yourself have a word with yourself

01:26:23.820 right emily for restore says russia nukes kiev then nato nukes russia question mark but yeah

01:26:32.040 i'm not saying

01:26:33.520 i'm not saying putin should or will nuke kiev i was just saying he can if he wanted to yeah

01:26:43.540 probably cause a nuclear winter probably will probably be a full exchange i mean kiev isn't

01:26:47.920 Ukraine isn't in NATO

01:26:49.740 It's not actually in NATO

01:26:52.220 You know that right

01:26:52.920 I'm not having a pop at you Emily for a store

01:26:55.240 Sorry the tone of that is probably like

01:26:57.040 I'm exasperated or angry with you

01:26:59.280 I'm not at all 0.89

01:26:59.800 Russia won't nuke Kiev

01:27:06.440 They won't do it

01:27:07.340 But the point is

01:27:09.500 They could

01:27:10.520 There's nothing in the laws of physics

01:27:12.720 Stopping them from doing that

01:27:14.260 It's just Mr Putin's restraint

01:27:17.920 okay birdie num num that's what this person's called themselves at birdie num num

01:27:25.820 says goodness gracious new studios bo bo daydacious bodacious bo daydacious

01:27:36.420 yeah do you like it

01:27:39.140 i think harry's put quite a lot of work into this so well done harry i like it i quite like it i

01:27:47.040 can point to history bro now without having to change camera that's good maybe if we could get

01:27:52.280 a state the state of politics tv there that might be nice anyway thanks what you've done so far it's

01:27:58.140 great it looks good and he's done loads more that you can't even see so that when we're sitting in

01:28:03.660 other chairs the background isn't just kind of blank yeah there you go look he's got he's got

01:28:11.320 all other stuff he's done. All other stuff. And the other one. What about the other one?

01:28:17.760 There you go. More things there. Slightly more things. It's like a Sargon of a CAD thing

01:28:24.360 there. Look. You're good, isn't it? Well done, little Harry. Okay. Let's crack on here.

01:28:32.760 for me double a batteries 2001 that's what this person's called themselves

01:28:39.100 double a batteries 2001 says ed sheeran should come out and say f them both yeah he should

01:28:48.240 yeah yeah ed sheeran if you ever see this which of course you won't come out

01:28:54.660 summon the balls to say i don't care about israel or palestine 0.90

01:28:59.100 i don't care about their endless interminable ancient desert feud their blood feud i don't 0.96

01:29:10.160 care about one about that one way or another i'm an englishman who sings songs non-political songs

01:29:14.800 leave me alone both of you nadia hussein get off of me get away from me i'm not going to cry about

01:29:22.080 it i'm not going to cry about it i'm just going to be honest i'm an englishman who writes and

01:29:27.000 sings non-political songs. What has any of this got to do with anything? And then in

01:29:31.420 future, Ed Sheeran, maybe don't have a support act who's some crazy pro-Palestinian dude. 0.78

01:29:37.420 How about that? Insist that your support act don't say anything about the Arab-Israeli

01:29:45.800 conflict. Is that too much to ask? Don't cry about it, Ed. What are you crying for?

01:29:57.000 You really, you're that upset, you're going to cry

01:30:00.760 Right

01:30:03.820 Emily for Restore says 0.99

01:30:07.120 When we win, Nadia needs to go 0.99

01:30:09.420 Yeah, she seems to be seditious, doesn't she? 1.00

01:30:12.960 Yeah 1.00

01:30:13.160 She seems to be an anti-white racist, doesn't she? 0.99

01:30:17.840 Yeah 1.00

01:30:18.080 Her true colours 1.00

01:30:19.540 An anti-white racist 1.00

01:30:21.500 Yeah 0.98

01:30:23.280 Mr. Gently Benevolent says

01:30:27.640 When I'm your home secretary

01:30:30.340 In Bo's Britain 1.00

01:30:31.080 I guarantee Olukemi 1.00

01:30:33.540 Will be one of the first

01:30:36.380 To be on the removal barges

01:30:37.920 As part of the great cleaning

01:30:39.340 Well

01:30:41.760 She could go back 0.99

01:30:44.160 To the land of her forefathers 1.00

01:30:45.600 Nigeria

01:30:46.960 She wants to be involved in politics 0.50

01:30:49.840 She could be involved in politics 0.54

01:30:51.580 of the country of her forefathers and ancestors which is nigeria not britain yeah

01:30:58.020 okay this next person's name is just a collection of letters and numbers

01:31:02.760 n2n8sda says the uk used to have 19 oil refineries now four since 2000 they've lost 40 percent

01:31:12.500 capacity diesel can no longer be made from crude onshore in quantity instead relying on cheap 0.98

01:31:18.340 overseas imports which was stupid yes absolutely right couldn't agree more everything you've said 0.98

01:31:22.720 there is correct yeah or mad thing all those decisions made by people that didn't have the 0.99

01:31:29.660 best interests of this country at heart yeah absolutely of course okay last few here james

01:31:37.860 lee pevenhole again says nhs a doctor's surgery phoned yesterday time for my oap checkup she said

01:31:45.380 can you get to us tomorrow yes i replied pump brake tires up

01:31:52.920 okay

01:31:56.800 okay

01:31:59.860 you've got an oap checkup and you're going to go tomorrow

01:32:05.700 and then you put pump pump uh sorry bike tires up pump bike tires up

01:32:12.820 well you need to go on your bicycle okay good at least you got an appointment okay

01:32:19.460 uh mr gently benevolent says come to the penal colony colony uncle beau are you talking about

01:32:27.440 australia uh you can have a room on my farm also it is airs rock don't go calling it that

01:32:35.400 tribal nonsense okay yeah fair enough fair good point yeah airs rock

01:32:42.840 i'll call zimbabwe rhodesia

01:32:47.400 i'll call sri lanka ceylon i'll call istanbul constantinople

01:32:54.440 i'll call taiwan formosa and i'll call uluru airs rock

01:33:00.680 yeah try and stop me thanks for the offer somewhere to stay

01:33:04.520 you know in oz i would love to go to us i really would really would let's see new zealand as well

01:33:11.240 i'd like to visit antarctica just for like a few days you know one of those not like

01:33:18.440 not walk across antarctica or anything but just visit there you can do that i think a lot of them

01:33:23.800 you go from new zealand don't you anyway anyway all right thanks for the offer and the last one

01:33:30.600 one here is it is it the last one it looks like the last one from sadhukar 7th legion is that the

01:33:37.000 emperor's troops from june isn't it the sadhukar sadhukar 7th legion says bo my good man any chance

01:33:45.460 you can play and then these are african words any chance you can play and i can't even pronounce

01:33:54.500 These things

01:33:55.120 Are they African words

01:33:56.460 Aphoditi

01:33:59.540 Latin Apulu's address

01:34:02.160 To Ursula

01:34:06.120 The other day

01:34:07.740 I don't know

01:34:08.240 I don't know what on earth

01:34:09.320 You're talking about

01:34:09.980 Those words don't mean anything to me

01:34:11.580 I'm afraid

01:34:12.000 Any chance I can play

01:34:14.160 Something

01:34:15.040 Something's address

01:34:16.400 To Ursula the other day

01:34:18.980 It is

01:34:21.200 One minute

01:34:22.800 Sixteen seconds long

01:34:23.960 And can be found on beautiful Canada

01:34:27.000 Published the 16th

01:34:29.080 Cheers

01:34:29.420 I'm sorry, that doesn't mean anything to me

01:34:31.960 Maybe I should know it, but I just don't

01:34:34.800 So sorry about that

01:34:36.500 Sorry about that, that's too obscure

01:34:38.280 I mean, perhaps it's something I should really know

01:34:40.620 But I don't

01:34:42.280 Okay, on that slightly bum note

01:34:44.680 That is the show

01:34:45.700 It's 35 minutes past 9 in the AM, British Summertime

01:34:48.920 On Tuesday the 22nd of September

01:34:50.600 In the year of annual 2026

01:34:51.800 You've been the glorious band

01:34:53.340 the chosen few

01:34:55.360 my band of

01:34:57.720 brothers and sisters

01:34:59.320 thank you for joining me, without you it really

01:35:01.760 isn't a thing, can't say it enough, can't say it sincerely

01:35:03.880 enough, thank you for joining me

01:35:05.680 alright, try and

01:35:07.840 make the best of the day ahead, carpe diem, seize the

01:35:09.780 day, it's the most valuable thing you will ever have is your time

01:35:11.880 by orders of magnitude

01:35:12.760 nothing else you've got is really of any true

01:35:15.740 value is it, you can't take it with you

01:35:16.980 gold, silver you might have hauled

01:35:19.280 cars, houses

01:35:20.460 it's of no value in the final reckoning is it your time is though your time i your time on

01:35:28.560 this earth is finite so for you for your sake do try and make it count if you can try and do

01:35:34.620 something valuable with it if you can probably later than you think all right i'm not going

01:35:38.260 to get too preachy about it you do you until tomorrow morning then take care

01:35:50.460 Thank you.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 22, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 22nd September 2026

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