Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 28th April 2026
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Summary
It's the morning of May 28th, and there's a whole lot to cover in the news this morning, including a car bomb in Northern Ireland, King Charles III's visit to America, the price of oil, the scandal involving Epstein and the 5th Baron Rothschild and much more.
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hello the you there you are morning you're right i do hope you are
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sincerely hope you are you're watching this live you're my people of course i care about you
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my band of brothers and sisters the glorious band the chosen few
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very very best among us as always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning
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good sir morning yeah i'm all good oh okay it is eight in the a.m which is summertime now
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tuesday the 28th of april in the year of our lord 2026 should we just get straight into it
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stop faffing about it's quite enough fannying about for one morning let's just get straight
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into it what's the corporate legacy mainstream media banging on about this morning lying to you
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Epstein's connection to the 5th Baron Rothschild
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King Charles III, Big Fat Sausage Fingers, Chuck Mountbatten, Chas Saxe-Coburg-Gotha went to America.
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He's going to try and paper over all the problems in the special relationship.
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The times, we'll start with the venerable times
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I think it's literally only scanned it really briefly
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King's message of unity as he arrives in the US
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Harry, we didn't talk about a poll this morning
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so this is a thing this is probably the second biggest story
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LARPing as the leader of the Royal Opposition,
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But of course, Labour have got a big majority, haven't they?
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So you would imagine that if Labour didn't want that to happen
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It just wouldn't pass a vote in Parliament and just wouldn't happen
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There's lots of people in the Parliamentary Labour Party who don't like Starmer
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That want to see him humiliated and or out for whatever reason
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But the insiders, people that know what they're really, really talking about
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Because Labour are going with a three-line whip
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For not necessarily knowing all about that
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A three-line whip means that you've got to do it
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Otherwise you'll never, ever, ever get a job in government ever, ever again
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There's just these certain people in the party
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We want, we need you, really, really need you to vote with us, with the government
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You know, if you don't, we'll take note of it, we'll remember it
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But if it's a three-line whip, it is sort of saying, we insist that you vote the way we want you to
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Yeah, if you defy a three-line whip, you're just, you're out of favour forever
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because this guy is the Chief Political Correspondent from Sky News,
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so he can tell us a tiny bit about the reality of it.
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and what might happen if MPs vote to refer the Prime Minister
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With just over a week to go before the local elections on May 7th,
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MPs are due to vote on a motion tabled by Kemi Badenoch.
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She'll claim that the Prime Minister misled MPs in the House of Commons over the Mandelson vetting scandal.
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But might the Prime Minister actually be investigated?
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All the signs are that the Government will comfortably win the vote with its big Commons majority.
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Even the malcontents on the Labour backbenches, those who want the Prime Minister to go
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and those who are supporters of Angela Rayner or Andy Burnham,
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Are unlikely to want to fire the starting gun now
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Nonetheless, a lot of the papers are going with it
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Because the vote is supposed to happen this evening
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That analysis from Sky News there could just prove to be wrong
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maybe maybe they will win that vote and there'll be a parliamentary inquiry into the sleeves whether
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he misled parliament whether he lied to parliament when he said i all the vetting was done i didn't
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know xyz until this certain point in time to see whether that is that those were indeed liars or not
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It's the sort of thing if you had a normal government
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and a normal leader with a big majority wouldn't even need to really make sort of pleas like that
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you would just be given that yeah your party or the vast majority of them will just back you up
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of course they would what the opposition is trying to take you down that's the enemy the
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other side of course of course we vote against that it's us versus them of course but
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Starmer and this government isn't really all that normal, is it?
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Stick together, urges Starmer, as ministers seek to stave off revolt.
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We just had a private tea when Charles first touched down.
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This isn't coming from a place of TDS, by the way
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But Trump is sort of quite a reasonably changeable character
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I mean, I know Trump does genuinely seem to like both the monarchy as a whole
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Like being a New York property dude, first and foremost
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Real life relationships are everything to him, aren't they?
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Well, not everything, but it's a really, really big part of it
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um i think i think this is also fair to say people might disagree with me a bit but i think
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it's fair to say he's a little bit of a marmite character as well a lot of people find him sort
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of cold and aloof and arrogant and not a nice person really not a nice person to loads of
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people around him he's horrible but if he decides he wants to be super nice to you and super charming
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infiltrated and subverted by leftists and socialists and commies and traitors so yeah
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they would say that what a mad thing that even your unions say just let people steal
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just let some absolute scumbag come into your uh your shop whether it's a big shop or whatever
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And just brazenly just fill up baskets of stuff
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Just sweeping shelves of stuff into their baskets
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That's the end of a rules-based society then, is it?
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The article says because on health and safety grounds
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They're sausage fingers and his missus again
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There's nothing to see here, I've been perfectly honest
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Like who's the current ambassador to the US right now
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Because it's basically a foreign office inside a person
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Don't worry about Morgan McSweeney's phone necessarily
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If you go, if, if, this probably, this inquiry, if it goes ahead, which it probably won't,
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but if it did, they probably won't ask those questions, the most salient questions about
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If I could get Keir Starmer and somehow on a truth serum so he couldn't just lie, why
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if you weren't told by someone above your pay grade
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like the fifth baron rothschild if you weren't told by somebody else to pick mandy
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then why did you what was going on in your mind why him
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just owe him a favor for helping you get the labour leadership in the first instance
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Of all the ways you could repay him politically
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the daily mail complete globalist slop trying to pretend it's not welcome to the usa your majesty
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yep all right so here's day of reckoning see they keep calling it a day of reckoning it's not really
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it probably won't be well even if it is it's not like that day even if they even if this vote did
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pass it's not like he's forced out of office that day or anything close to it it's not really a day
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of reckoning they can't help but go with hyperbole can they i mean they've got to sell papers i
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suppose they've got to get clicks like all of us it's only when people accuse lotus eaters or
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anyone ever of um slop or grifting or whatever sensationism it's like yeah unfortunately that
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is a bit the nature of the game why have you put like a really pretty woman on the thumbnail or
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something yeah because we're it's the it's the game of trying to get people to click on things
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but if you're very if you're deliberately really really boring and the thumbnails aren't
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eye-catching or whatever then you get less clicks and we are a business like like all these things
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are a business they do have to try and make money you have to turn a profit otherwise the whole
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thing is dead oh it's so slop it's all slop don't click on it then
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all right pm ready to order labor backbenchers to vote against manderson ethics inquiry
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that could force him from office i mean it's all a bit
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it could do that it might do this it might do that
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it's all down the road and probably won't anyway starma's stitch up to save his own skin by calling
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a three-line whip is a stitch up no it's completely normal parliamentary procedure
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sort of built into the process for centuries not necessarily fair i don't like it i hate it
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i hate the whip system by the way can i go off on one for a couple of minutes about the whip system
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anyone mind no when i first found out about the whip system and i was a late teenager
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maybe in my early 20s before i actually took it on board what it really was what it really meant
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well that's horrible that's one more layer of like something that's at odds with democracy itself
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so you've returned an mp to parliament hopefully he's going to represent you and what you want
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hopefully a lot of the time just won't you're still going to do what he wants what's good for
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his career the idea is supposed to represent you the normal person and then okay so loads of time
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they just don't do that anyway and then on top of that there's this whip system where the party
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leadership can sort of kind of force him coerce him largely quite well the whip system works quite
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well um on top of that there's the whip system which may well force him to vote against like
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your his and your wishes now there's that as well if i was the leader of a party
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in parliament i wouldn't use the whip system at all they call it a free vote
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right like the party is going to let all its mps vote entirely as they wish
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i every single vote i would have a free vote and if you lose you lose like win the argument on
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something or don't try and win the argument rather than just whipping your mps into lion
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having said that every once in a blue moon you might sort of have to but rarely very rarely put
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it that way okay if i was uh if i was the leader of a party in parliament i would very very rarely
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use any whipping very very rarely hardly ever i would try and make the argument i would like to
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think that all my mps were behind me and had was thought similarly about everything more or less
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everything anything big the the idea that you select mps in the first place that have got at
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least a similar view as yours a similar vision for what britain is and should be
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The leadership want something completely different
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It's just a tiny little cabal at the top of a party
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their own mps and the country yeah just actually be authentic and win the argument what's wrong with
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that anyway a little mini rant about the whip system horrible i think it's horrible you might
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have to use it once the blue moon though your own party are like trying to do something odd
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for like the country and something maybe maybe even then
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i would have basically free votes basically the whole time
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more or less the whole time that's just my view
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okay so Keir Starmer accused of spending billions on benefits instead of boosting defense yeah that's
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exactly what's happened isn't it PM is quote putting welfare ahead of national security quote
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yeah yeah we know yeah definitely been doing that Keir Starmer has been accused of putting funding
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for benefits claimants ahead of money for defense as a recruitment crisis hits the military yeah
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the express yeah wait wake up everyone's been saying that for ages now what yeah we know yeah
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a good old cuppa with trump to start king's u.s state visit i think he's talking about a cup of
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tea they had tea tea for two and two for tea okay the other paper king's warning to america
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charles urges u.s president and congress to stick with europe soft diplomacy on agenda
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in crucial 48 hours to fix friendship let's quickly read the blurb on the ipaper and then
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we'll we'll stop talking about chuck and the don king heads to white house for private afternoon tea
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at start a four-day state visit attempted shooting attempted shooting could provide
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uh a springboard for trump and the king to strengthen strained special relationship though
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charles will avoid wading into political differences between the nations he is likely
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to send a strong reminder that britain remains a friend to the us insiders expect this is right at
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the limit of my vision at the moment insiders expect quote extra amount of warmth from the king
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yeah it's charm offensive sausage fingers charm offensive operation go
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from the king and won't be afraid to voice his opinions in private
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california teacher charged with uh attempting to assassinate president okay
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the daily star even the star goes with the state visit security at all time
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higher as trump welcomes brave chaz they call him chaz i think i called him chaz earlier didn't i
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what the star is blathering on about with it they say man baby says the royals will be very safe
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they're just happy to call the president of the united states a man baby they do that quite often
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man baby donald trump the man baby it's quite dismissive isn't it i mean i'm very dismissive
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i just called it i've called charles a number of times sausage fingers muck sex cobra gother or
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whatever but can you imagine the um the sort of atmosphere the tone inside the the daily star
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editorial room or senior senior editor's room where somebody writes somebody just wants to
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call trump a man baby and every single tier of editorial review before it goes to print
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like yeah yeah man baby yeah just call him the man baby yeah go
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but it must just be pure tds from top to bottom at the staff some reason
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but the star can be sort of occasionally a bit based about something you know like moan about
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the small boats or whatever moan about about industrial level rape and things like that
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so it's not like they're it's not they're not quite sort of like the guardian or the metro
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completely insane communists but yet she's got full-blown tds apparently just happy to call
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Trump man-baby. All right, the sun, the exact same picture. They always do that, don't they?
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That's good. United King Don. You get it, right? You get the clever, clever wordplay.
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Kingdom. King Don. Yeah. Very, very clever. All right. The mirror, the exact same image.
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Charles arrives in the US with a message of unity
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Iranian officials here, the UK, ask for sacrifice
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oh do you reckon i've ever done any long-form content all about the 1980 iranian embassy siege
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harry i've got like was it close to two hours talking in fantastic detail all about
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the iranian embassy siege when the sas had to blow up that very balcony and storm in and save
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hostages because iranians in the uk were fighting with each other effectively
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yeah i have yeah i have one of my better epochs i think some are better than others
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can't avoid that i think that's a really good one i think it's a really really good one
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Yeah, anti-Ayatollah Iranian terrorists stormed their own embassy in Kensington
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Tehran's embassy in London calls on Iranians living in the UK to sacrifice their lives for the regime
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sparking national security fears a little bit worrying iranians are claiming oh we don't mean
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actually do terrorist stuff in the uk well that's not what we're saying it's close to that there
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isn't it you could take it that way pardon me all right well here's the actual message they sent
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and uh there's the original and there's an english translation and the uh translation is
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it's really dodgy english not it's not very good english because it's a sort seems to be some sort
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direct maybe ai translation so i'll read it but remember
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it's it's a a shaky translation all right it says uh patriotism is from faith
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to inform the proud compatriots residing in the united kingdom in order to realize the concrete
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will and national desire for popular defense in the land of iran the possibility of registering
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in the sacrifice for the homeland campaign has been provided on the mikhak system platform
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to display a manifestation of empathy loyalty and national zeal in a in a unified form hereby
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hereby all brave and noble children of iran are invited to consciously participate and register
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in this campaign adding another golden page to the record of honors of this ancient land
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And showing that their hearts are devoted to the dignity and pride of the homeland
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Undoubtedly, the harmony of the hearts of Iran lovers
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Will guarantee the stability, prosperity and flourishing of the future of this land
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Altogether, let us give our lives better than giving the country to the enemy
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doesn't explicitly say that like recalling all good loyal ayatollah loving iranians that happen
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to reside in the uk come back to persia come back to iran and help fight the good fight it's not
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saying that though is it all right it's probably one way or another it's probably best not to have
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millions of foreign nationals in your country at all, isn't it?
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I mean Machiavelli talked about that. Don't allow your country to be flooded by
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giant amounts of foreigners, whoever they are. That's not prudent, on a meta level.
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Okay, the Financial Times goes with a bunch of stuff I'm not interested in this
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morning, business stuff. Alright, that's the papers. We did a poll, did we
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eventually do a poll harry okay bring that up for me sorry the poll was a bit late this morning
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apologies for that so all right still got 750 odd votes nice thanks for taking part in that
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if you're in the chat you're the best among us we said do you think king charles will salvage
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the special relationship 15% of you say yes 63% say no and a decent chunk 22% say maybe
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so yeah I would have clicked on no or maybe I think probably
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I mean I've said before haven't I I don't think there was really much of a special relationship
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outside of Churchill's head in World War II certainly by the 50s certainly after Korea
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conceptually but nonetheless for example um at one point there you had uh george w bush
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you had w and gordon brown they hated each other well gordon brown hated w hated him
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their politics are very very very very very different at one time gordon brown had to go
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to the united states to the white house for some sort of visit and w gave him some sort of like
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leather flying jacket it was like it was quite cool like u.s style fighter pilot sort of leather
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flying jacket um gordon brown just left it on the plane when he come home just left it there
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didn't want it that's so rude isn't it on his way home just left it on the plane walked away
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not interested in that diplomatically that's the equivalent of actually slapping him in the face
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isn't it spitting on his shoes sort of saying i hate you george w bush i hate you i hate your
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politics i hate everything you stand for that's what that says doesn't it
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gordon brown obviously a terrible politician terrible wrong-headed weirdo red dower
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i hate the golden brown's terrible terrible man i'm a massive fan of george w if someone said
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you've got to be a part you've got to be a partisan for either george w bush or
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anyway same with this starmer and trump are two very very very very different men aren't they
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They look out on the world with very different eyes
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You can't say he's a shrinking violet, can you?
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Alright, should we have a look at the websites?
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do you care about boxing okay let's do that right now and i'll just see what the first few votes
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come in like the first few dozen or whatever i'll see whether because we've i think we've
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asked before if anyone likes f1 that was a resounding no i think once we asked something
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about football and it was also a resounding no i was going to talk a little bit about um
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tyson fury and anthony joshua but if people if people don't care about that i won't i won't
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bother and it's good to know going forward um so i'll spend one minute saying this whilst the
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whilst that poll was put up yeah apparently there's been a deal struck between anthony joshua
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i'll leave the mouse to you harry they'll leave um oh look the first few are ticking in
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100 170 80 90 200 odd votes coming in it's a no it's a no you don't care about boxing okay
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all right well i won't talk about it all then forget it all right i'm a man i'm a river to my
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people 70 knocking 250 votes straight away 70 say you don't care about boxing all right
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right there enough um political violence there was something in um where we done that what was
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it the mail the express sorry i've got yes something about rupert lowe something about
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rupert lowe in the express here we go this is the first thing the top thing in the express this
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morning you know people in restore have moaned a bit rightly that rupert isn't getting enough or
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any real sort of exposure from the legacy corporate mainstream media although gb news
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did have him on the other day didn't they jacob reese mogg sat down with him
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wonder if niag was annoyed about that behind the scenes apparently niag calls a lot of the shots
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at gb news obviously not all the shots though because mog sat down with him um and now the
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express has actually got a piece as well one of the first ones i've seen one of the first big one
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anyway big ones that they've promoted and put at the top of their website sort of even recognizing
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that rupert's got a party and stuff should we read it should have a look at look nigel farage
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has promised to rescue britain but his arch enemy his arch enemy could ruin everything
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Anyway, basking in the glow of the spring sunshine.
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An unlikely local election runaway success next month.
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But there could be dark clouds on the horizon for Nige and reform.
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because they were lies he continues to claim it was retribution after criticizing farage's
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leadership style as messianic some wanted him jailed
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low who sits as an independent mp now leads restore britain and just like reform they're
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after the same voters kind of not entirely really there's massive overlap of course but
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The May 7 elections are too early for his new party
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And it could just stop reform seizing power at the general election
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It is fair to say there is no love lost between Farage and Lowe
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A political old stager and the new kid on the block
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I won't break it out into song of a new kid on the block song
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And, as so often, it comes down to personalities.
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in a brutal smear campaign for the sin of asking legitimate questions
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about the party's direction, policies and leadership.
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He is testing water on May 7th with candidates standing under the Great Yarmouth First Flag,
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a local offshoot of the Restore Britain party he leads,
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Oh look, you can't even field candidates all over the country
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interviewed or considered that would be irresponsible and rash we've seen what
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happens when new parties do that and the voters get let down it's absolutely
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perfectly reasonable thing isn't it perfectly reasonable position to hold
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Matt Goodwin please be patient I do not want to be in a position where we have
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individuals elected who do not understand the important responsibilities
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of local government paper candidates those with questionable histories
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opportunist careerists individuals who have no interest in working hard some even simply after
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the money i do i don't you don't get paid all that much to be a council i don't think
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anyway i do not want to present them to the british people look at reform's track record
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following its uh desperation to stand candidates promising tax cuts then hiking people's council
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with the right ideas and the right principles good there's profoundly unserious nigel farage
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doing everything he can to contain real patriots and nativists and then bragging about it there's
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nigel there nigel farage a political weakling and coward afraid of islam latest ipsos political
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Pulse data shows low with an 18% favourability rating and outperforming Farage. Despite his
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higher overall profile recognition, in what Restore Britain says indicates a much stronger
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public response to his message. People want millions to go. They want our country back.
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We don't want someone who's going to capitulate to Islam. We don't want that. We need someone
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some backbone some guts party membership now stands at around 132 000 and polling is not insignificant
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people saying the whole thing is going to implode within a few weeks
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welcome to your latest tiny party that doesn't get off the ground
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Clashes with reform high command over illegal immigration
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With party bosses upset at his forthright approach to policy
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Yeah, he started saying things that real people want to hear
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Yeah, he started saying things that aren't just pure containment
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they had to try and get him arrested thrown in prison didn't they for that the crime of that
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incredibly the issue of illegal immigration had become a sticking point
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with its hierarchy reforms hierarchy yeah it's weird isn't it weird
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almost like the reform leadership don't actually that they're still the uniparty they don't
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actually want to save our country from demographic decline and the natives becoming a hated and
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marginalized minority in their own ancestral homeland it's almost like nigel and the reform
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leadership don't care about that it became a sticking point in its hierarchy despite farage
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describing the channel small boats crisis as a national security emergency yeah it's bigger than
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the small boat crisis though isn't it it's much much bigger than that this issue one point of
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disagreement uh was his repeated call to deport every single illegal migrant nothing wrong with
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that absolutely that's just a start yes every single illegal migrant yeah every single one of
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them send them back to their countries of origin why not what possible argument is there against
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that other than you want the country to be destabilized unless you want that unless you
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want the crime rate to go up and the trust trust in the society go down unless you want that yeah
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every single illegal migrant can go back to their country of origin of course madness to have
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anything else blow believes that if you are in the uk illegally you must be deported yes again
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sort of a bare minimum thing that's a that's just a perfectly reasonable position to hold
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that's perfectly reasonable that's centrist to me that's a centrist dad position
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if you don't want that you're an extreme leftist you're a traitor an extreme leftist if you don't
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want that in my opinion those close to Farage were uncomfortable with his opinion yeah of course
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they were yeah because Nige is a containment project yeah he also irked Farage because he
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was popular oh now we're getting to it that's not my words that's that's this uh Express article
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he also irked Farage because he was popular Rupert was popular his broad appeal has won him millions
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of admirers on social media and a ringing endorsement from the world's richest man elon musk
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who is no dummy right elon musk met nige didn't like him said he's like i can't remember exactly
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elon's words but he was like yeah nige isn't the guy i paraphrase he's like he's not the guy
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he's weak source but he does like rupert doesn't he because rupert's like authentic
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you believe i believe rupert elon believes rupert will get it done or start to at the very least
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try and stem the bleeding just to begin with yeah he also irritated it rupert also irritated his
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leader by going rogue and outlining a wide range of policy suggestions including an action plan
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to inject life into britain's high streets um cementing his reputation as a common sense
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politician. In short, he was too high profile and was stealing Farage's thunder that he
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did not like. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, that's just the honest truth, isn't it? It's the
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unvarnished truth. Nigel needs to be sort of the undisputed master of that party, so
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completely, completely undisputed. Anyone like Zia or Richard Tyus ever became a bit
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too popular they'll probably find themselves not that they're going to because both those men are
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obnoxious but might find themselves in a bit of hot water with knowledge for our shed low
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quote uh managed to fall out with all his parliamentary colleagues in one way or another
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well not really that's not really you that's not exactly that's characterizing it unfairly i would
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say adding we did our best to keep a lid on things but in the end containment strategies
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Last I saw, well that was about a week ago or more
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Different polls come out, they fluctuate don't they
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Reform will clean up on May the 7th, yeah they will
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But that will only tell part of a long running story
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And with his lifelong ambition to take it to number 10
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At least the Express actually giving Arupa
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That article is top of their website this morning
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I was going to talk a little bit about the Zorro Ranch
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It's not going, that story's not going anywhere is it
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some of the worst excesses and crimes went on there
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actual killings and like real real insane horrors like marquis de sade level horrors
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we'll save it for another day we've got to get on this
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let's have a look at uh what happened on this day in history i like doing that segment you guys
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seem to like doing that segment on this day in history april the 28th down through the centuries
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what happened of note. Shall we have a quick look? Here we go. In year 1611, establishment
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of the Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas, the Catholic university in the
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Philippines, the oldest existing university in Asia and the largest Catholic university
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in the world. 1611, that's early, isn't it? You know, the Philippines only became Spanish
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possessions formally in like the 1560s, wasn't it? I think whoever runs this website, they've
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got a, whether they're Filipino or, they seem to mention the Philippines a fair bit, don't
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Remember they've got a, why they do that, but, interesting nonetheless, interesting nonetheless,
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all right, in the year 1770, British Captain James Cook aboard HMS Endeavour, first lands
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in Australia at Botany Bay, Harry, Harry, now, let me ask you, do you reckon I've got
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Bronze Team Membership. Thousands and thousands
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A few hundred hours of me talking about history
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James Cook came to a similar sticky end, didn't he?
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In the year 1789, Fletcher Christian leads a mutiny on HMS Bounty
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against the Captain William Blyer, Captain Blyer, in the South Pacific.
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I haven't actually got any content on that, but I would do that at some point.
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captain blire was a horrible sort of horrible martinet sort of taskmaster of a captain and in
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the end the just the people on his boat mutinied but they couldn't go back to england because they'd
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be hung for mutiny even if their captain was a douche so they're on the run forever now we have
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to just find a new life somewhere in the in the pacific some of them did some of them didn't some
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did of them end up on the Pitcairn Islands wasn't it the Pitcairns
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let's not think about what ended up happening ultimately on that island those
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islands inbreeding and incest that's what ended up happening there so let's
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move on on this day in 1910 the first night air flight by Claude Graham White
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takes place in England. That's interesting. I like the history of flight and aviation, don't I?
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The first ever night flight, 1910. Isn't it? Not many years later and they're doing acrobatics,
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dogfights, in the skies above Flanders, Belgium, Northern France in World War I.
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On this day in 1937, Pan Am operates the first scheduled commercial trans-Pacific flight.
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that's interesting to know isn't it 1937 you might think it was before that but
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a normal person just could not get a plane across the pacific before that
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you'll be dodgy and shaky even 1937 i'd be worried about that
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going on that okay in 1977 on this day andreas badder and members of the terrorist group
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Blew loads of things up over years and years and years
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They don't talk about the Baden-Meinhof gang very much, do they?
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You'd have to go, you'd probably have to specifically type that in
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Yeah, just full-blown, I mean, I'm not exaggerating
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That's not just me, people that are ever so slightly off the left
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and loads of people got injured and wounded along the way.
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A load of them got killed in shoot-outs with police and stuff.
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Full-blown communist paramilitary terrorists in West Germany.
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The vast majority of political violence is nearly always from the left.
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Alright, should we have a look at our Rumble Rents and Super Chats
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You can rely on him, I think you can rely on him
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our dashier the first sassian sassian defeats and kills artaban the fifth
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ending the parthian empire yeah so that brings in the sassanid period right
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parthians not to be confused with persians same part of the world roughly roughly speaking
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they're not like the ancient persians that alexander fought parthians are something else
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it's not like true pure blood mongols from like the middle of the asian step is it like tim was
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more like a half turkic half turkic person by that point none less fascinating i think i mentioned it
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a couple of weeks ago i was on the main podcast i seem to remember nick dixon was on that day
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for some reason timur came up i remember why i brought him up i mean i remember why
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I think he was talking about like the worst crimes in all history or something
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Probably his campaigns were like the bloodiest campaigns of all time
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5% of the entire world's population were killed by the campaigns of Timur
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all right if you've never heard of him check it out watch a documentary about tamerlane
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interesting fascinating all right uh 14 barber says morning mate all right yeah i'm all right
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how are you i hope you're all good you say uh i think it might be time to get a motivational
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if you are struggling to see bow press ctrl and mouse wheel up when is browser
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when in browser and it's all old man the font size
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if you're struggling to see bow press ctrl and mouse wheel up when in browser and it'll old man
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make bigger the font size i guess you're saying is that a message for me
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oh because i was because i was complaining i was complaining it's too small um yeah harry harry
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would do can do that but for some reason i won't bother explaining to you because it's boring but
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for some reason we can't make it much bigger i'll talk about it off screen with others
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we can make this bigger or i could just get glasses or um contacts probably need to do that anyway
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anyway thanks for that thanks for that you're trying to help out i appreciate it cheers
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A bunch of screenshots and just sort of shown it
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i haven't spent any real time researching it or anything but it seemed to be
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just the case yeah and out of ecuador for some reason
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it's scummy just win the argument just be real and authentic and build like a real
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following and with real people that say real things is that too much to ask apparently it is
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apparently it is it's a desperate if that if it is indeed true and it does look like it but you
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know if it is indeed true it's the last inch last ditch sort of gambit from losers isn't it really
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if you're resorting to stuff like that you've already lost at least the momentum haven't you
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at the very least if not lost the actual battle for minds hearts and minds you're already resorting
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to that pathetic all right what about the youtube super chats harry you have to do that for me could
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you bring it up on my screen engage there we go there they are all right there's about a dozen
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or so let's read through these then so i can't read this name joseph delingard something like
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that okay sorry if i'm reading it wrong it says over the past few months my daily audio consumption
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has become 90 bow uh bbc sap state politics um and working my way through ellie back catalog
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thanks for the content now thank you for consuming the content appreciate it massively appreciate it
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let me try and get your name perfectly right here give me a couple of seconds it's joe's it's one
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long thing joseph delano gareed joseph delano gareed well thank you very much joseph appreciate
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it true fan it's honestly it really is honestly flattering when people say stuff like that
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i love it can't thank you enough without you guys it's not a thing
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Does that mean space was fake and gay this whole time?
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Yeah, but I actually had quite good fun on Saturday evening
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Unfortunately you need to be a direct descendant of
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looks like andrew lawrence lol he does a bit actually a little bit like a slightly beefier
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andrew lawrence yeah he does i've not really noticed that before but the second i read that
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i was like yeah he does a bit yeah okay the last what four or five here um adrian waller adrian
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warner says uh have you done an epoch about the political realignment between 1761 and 1768 it
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could be an interesting analog of the of the current situation so what's that is that what
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is that is that like this seven years i can't remember off the top of my head i've done stuff
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about pit the pit the elder is that that period just off the top of my head is that like the seven
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Years' War, I've done one about the Seven Years' War, I've done one about the War of
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the Spanish Succession, the War of the Austrian Succession, I haven't done, I certainly haven't
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done anything specifically, you're talking about like the Whigs, the Whiggish movement
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there, I haven't done anything specifically focusing on that, perhaps I could, perhaps
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I should, I've done a thing of all about Pitt the Elder though, I think that's that period
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isn't it? Walpole, did I do one all about Robert Walpole? I think I did. I think I've done one
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just focusing on Robert Walpole, which is earlier than that though, isn't it? Walpole.
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Okay, I'll have a look into it. All right. What's this say? 00 Staffan. 00 Staffan says,
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has doing this show daily changed how you read the news? Any assumptions you've had to drop
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most of it i already had you know in my own mind not much a change a few few reinforcements yeah
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how much the print media copy each other go with like the same story the same headlines even the
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exact same image the degree of that was more than i even thought it was you know i'd noticed before
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I didn't quite realise the extent to which that goes on
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231 says the only thing i remember of brown i guess you're talking about gordon brown
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gordon brown takes like sun uh me being a child at the time is him insulting some journo after
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he thought the mic was off uh and this was somehow important news as if not liking someone is a crime
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yeah i know i remember that that's not exactly what happened but i remember so what happened was
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he was going door to door like for campaigning and he knocked on the door and there's cameras
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around because he's the prime minister so it's all sort of a kind of a phony photo opportunity
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type thing knocks on the door some little old lady some just genuine authentic little old lady
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who doesn't owe golden brown or the government anything knocks on the door and she starts
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moaning about like immigration and stuff completely normally completely reasonably
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and he's like going yes no i know right and then after that he gets back in his own car the prime
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ministerial jag but he's still mic'd up and one of his uh people in his entourage was like what
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was that what was that about how did that go and Gordon Brown just goes oh it's just some terrible
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woman some what do you call some bigoted some bigoted old woman or something he said
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and that was mic'd up people like a very nice way to speak about just a little old lady who's got
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genuine concerns about her country just call her a bigot and dismiss her and he had to go and
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apologize oh it's so embarrassing it blew up on all the papers because of course it did
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and he went back to her house and knocked on her door again like a day or two later
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saying uh i'm sorry you probably saw in the news that i was still mucked up and i called you some
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bigoted old lady sorry about that and all the cameras are there to catch that as well of course
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dawn brown yeah gross all right that's the show there's one last one sorry from phil marshall
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dawn browning quick ten dollars ten aussie dollars you didn't say anything but i really
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really appreciate that well there's a there's a big um big sort of uh gif thing there thanks
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dawn thanks love really appreciate it as always properly properly appreciate it love you all
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right that's the show it is now 17 minutes past nine in the a.m british summertime on tuesday