The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 29th September 2026

00:00:00.240 Good morning, you alright?

00:00:07.100 I hope you are

00:00:08.200 Was I hot mic there? The chat seemed to think I was, okay, alright

00:00:13.320 It's now 8 in the a.m. British Summertime, is it still British Summertime?

00:00:20.600 Not going back to Greenwich Mean Time has it?

00:00:22.540 8 a.m. on Tuesday the 29th of September in the year of our Lord 2026

00:00:28.260 um as nearly always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning good sir

00:00:32.740 morning i'm all good okay good are you bright eyed and bushy tailed my band of brothers

00:00:40.500 and sisters and sisters sorry bright and bushy tailed rocking around for the day ahead

00:00:46.420 i hope so come on wakey wakey eggs and bakey out of bed day's half over

00:00:50.660 all right that's enough fannying about isn't it that's enough faffing for one day this show is

00:00:57.920 what's in the lexical but lamestream media what is the uh what are the normies reading about on

00:01:03.880 any given day what's in the news cycle you need to know really even if it is a bit frustrating

00:01:09.260 and sloppy because well it moves public opinion and all that sort of thing doesn't it governments

00:01:15.540 react to it you can turtle up and pretend you don't care that it doesn't matter unfortunately

00:01:22.180 unfortunately it does so let's have a look let's make sure we're up to speed with everything

00:01:27.460 what have we got today labor split on triple lock

00:01:34.420 and what's going on prime minister there's a pun on what's going on because it's a bit odd

00:01:40.820 remember yesterday the whole day was about that Fairford attack bomb plot giant bomb plot and all

00:01:50.640 the men were arrested under terrorism legislation well the plot thickens or maybe thins out you

00:02:00.600 might argue all right let's get into it the times the venerable times the fairer sex men feel happy

00:02:06.680 about their looks than women don't care about that sort of story I just don't care about that sort of

00:02:09.840 sorry all right uh let's talk about the fairford thing first okay headline here trump surprised

00:02:16.600 RAF base suspects bailed so that's the story that's the new story that these five guys they

00:02:25.520 caught yesterday have been bailed they're still under investigation whole incident is still under

00:02:31.060 investigation but they've been released on bail they say that um those vans weren't full of bombs

00:02:40.880 or a bomb so was it a big hoo-ha over nothing

00:02:47.060 don't know it is a bit odd there's more details which make it not as straightforward as that

00:02:54.020 so they're all from london for a start so what were they doing in the wee hours

00:03:01.260 hanging around raf fairford in the wee hours what were they doing young men 24 they're all

00:03:09.720 between 23 and 25 from london are they really from london you mean resident in london okay

00:03:16.780 all right uh so what were they doing there that's odd but they say that all those barrels roll out

00:03:24.060 the barrels we'll have a barrel of fun all those barrels are not fertilizer or whatever look it

00:03:31.180 wasn't bombs or well let's be clear actually i think the wording was no viable bomb which is odd

00:03:39.260 why phrase it like that just say it was or wasn't a bomb why are you saying that it's not a viable

00:03:44.460 bomb well it could have been a bomb but it wasn't yet or it wasn't anything to do with bombs

00:03:50.460 it'd be nice to know which one of those two things it really was but okay all right not

00:03:53.980 a viable bomb though like i guess it's just not otherwise they wouldn't have bailed them

00:03:58.860 it was like bomb type material but it just wasn't sort of all wired up properly to actually form an

00:04:03.980 actual bomb that's ready to rock and roll i guess they wouldn't have bailed them if that were the

00:04:09.580 the case but who knows okay so they've been released remember yesterday i said yesterday i

00:04:17.160 said what your options were was it just one big massive false flag was it the iranians was it the

00:04:26.140 russians was it a general purpose islamic terrorist plot uh could it possibly have been

00:04:32.860 green activists pro-palestine activists or were they just like i think i said or they just plumbers

00:04:40.880 and they didn't do nothing sort of dismiss that as one of the options really threw it out there

00:04:47.240 because it was possibility well maybe just maybe and we might get more details over the coming days

00:04:52.440 and weeks well sure we will get more details over the coming days and weeks it might turn out it

00:04:56.660 was something like that were they well there you go they've been bailed so the thing that makes it

00:05:03.380 that the plot a little thicker though is that andy bumham no sterling burnham king of the north

00:05:11.900 the usurper

00:05:13.700 conducted a bloodless coup d'etat to be in power that no one voted for

00:05:19.520 other than the good people of makerfield he did call a cobra meeting which is that

00:05:26.660 meeting you know in the uh one of the cabinet rooms in downing street and all the main players

00:05:32.160 all the big players are there it's like if there's any massive terrorist incident there'll be a cobra

00:05:37.920 they did call the cobra meeting why if those if these guys are innocent of any terrorism god knows

00:05:45.620 what they were doing there though but anyway if they're innocent of any real terrorism or giant

00:05:48.880 bombs or anything why did you call a cobra meeting and then to add more confusion to it well not

00:05:55.260 confusion but just more layers of interest the secretary of state the u.s secretary of state

00:06:04.720 mr rubio marco rubio he only goes on fox news yesterday and says and he said and i only

00:06:16.480 paraphrase ever so slightly because i can't remember the exact words he used but he almost

00:06:21.100 exactly said this he said there's there's certainly or definitely i can't remember he said definitely

00:06:25.000 or certainly the exact word in matters right but you ever said definitely or certainly

00:06:30.440 this was connected to foreign state actors marco rubio

00:06:36.840 at the state the state department which is the american equivalent of the foreign office

00:06:43.160 right so he should know or you just certainly shouldn't be making any statements like that

00:06:50.040 if he wasn't sure of it if he didn't if he didn't know like marco rubio is not likely to be throwing

00:06:56.240 out something like that if it's complete fiction he might do he might do that's not beyond the

00:07:02.780 state department of course but it's unlikely well i mean how is it in his interest how is it in

00:07:07.560 anyone's interest to do that that would be that would be really really weird but i mean possible

00:07:11.840 possible but unlikely what why would he take the time and effort to go on fox news he doesn't have

00:07:18.940 to go on fox news and say that but he did went on fox news trump came out and said or as the

00:07:24.300 uh headline there says trump surprised that the rf based suspects have been bailed surprised

00:07:30.220 trump i think also doubled down and said they the americans were had been aware of these guys for a

00:07:37.280 while had their eye on them yeah i've sour on them yeah and rubia as i say goes on fox news and he

00:07:43.600 says it's certainly state actors involved and then went on to talk about not these five guys

00:07:51.460 and what happened in Gloucestershire but just went straight on without pausing to talk about

00:07:57.260 the threat from Iran okay it's just a little bit odd now it's just a little bit odd

00:08:12.340 because also the other thing to say

00:08:17.840 is how quickly they release them because in britain you're allowed to hold uh terror suspects

00:08:25.180 for quite a while aren't you days and days and days before you either have to sort of

00:08:30.360 formally charge them or let them go well they let them go quickly basically they let them go

00:08:36.240 in the scheme of things relatively quickly so it seems like they looked at these white vans

00:08:43.560 determined that they just weren't giant car bombs van bombs

00:08:49.000 god knows what the five suspects themselves have said

00:08:53.220 the police go okay all right so they're not bombs but what were you doing there and then

00:08:59.720 when someone saw you you all scattered what is something nefarious was it something like

00:09:05.200 was it something salacious

00:09:08.120 was it something scurrilous

00:09:09.740 something sort of sexually nefarious

00:09:12.800 what are they doing in the woods at 1am

00:09:14.320 it's not terrorism

00:09:16.560 ok alright it's not terrorism

00:09:18.020 it's not bombs

00:09:18.920 what are you dudes doing in the woods

00:09:22.600 near R.A. Fairford

00:09:25.560 at 1am

00:09:26.480 and you got spooked by one person driving by

00:09:28.980 and you all ran away in different directions

00:09:30.400 there's something

00:09:31.320 something a bit odd isn't it

00:09:34.360 I don't know

00:09:34.920 Who knows, who knows

00:09:36.840 Who knows what they were doing

00:09:38.960 Alright

00:09:43.460 Yeah, were they twitchers

00:09:44.860 They're big fans of Bill Oddy

00:09:46.580 They were just in the middle of the night

00:09:48.820 Trying to see nocturnal birds

00:09:51.200 All got binoculars

00:09:52.620 Is that what they were into, was it?

00:09:57.380 Alright, I mean, I suppose

00:09:58.660 That's the state of affairs

00:10:01.460 On the morning of Tuesday the 29th

00:10:04.620 odd a little bit odd okay i guess there will just more will come out over the coming days

00:10:14.900 all right well let's move on labour split on prospect of ending triple lock uh move under

00:10:22.560 consideration to fund social care so there's the labour party conference at the moment

00:10:26.100 uh no stone and burnham is set to do a big speech today where he's going to unveil his vision for

00:10:32.520 britain that's frustrating isn't it well a little more than frustrating in fact a great deal more

00:10:39.780 than frustrating that you've got a man who is prime minister now

00:10:46.400 and now he's setting out his vision for britain

00:10:51.720 there's something terribly wrong and broken isn't there with the system where

00:10:57.200 you can get a guy who is a party favourite

00:11:01.500 and all the machinations behind the scenes

00:11:06.480 to get somebody to step down in somewhere like Makerfield

00:11:08.980 get him to stand in Makerfield

00:11:12.000 the whole party system ramps up in order to get him elected there

00:11:16.120 they coup their own leader and the head of government out of power

00:11:22.840 install him

00:11:24.740 Weeks go by

00:11:26.200 You have a summer break

00:11:27.180 Weeks go by

00:11:28.040 And then

00:11:29.520 And then he sets out his vision for Britain

00:11:32.620 That's all kinds of wrong, isn't it?

00:11:36.080 Just sort of fundamentally

00:11:37.240 I would have thought that anyone that wants to be leader of a party

00:11:42.260 And or leader of the country

00:11:43.620 Should have their vision for the country set out long, long before

00:11:48.280 Long before

00:11:50.200 Remember, there's a bloodless coup d'etat

00:11:53.540 wasn't it there's another way to describe it same thing they did with Rishi

00:12:00.180 he has usurped power

00:12:06.000 he's a changeling

00:12:09.520 you would think if they're going to do that at least have a clear vision for the country

00:12:17.700 that's been communicated way ahead of time

00:12:20.140 nope

00:12:20.460 wait till he's actually in power

00:12:23.060 and then you get what you get

00:12:24.640 how is that fair

00:12:26.460 how is that not completely the odds

00:12:28.520 with democracy

00:12:30.780 the tiny tiny paper thin amount

00:12:35.420 the lip service we've got to democracy already

00:12:39.100 even that thrown out the window

00:12:40.840 people punished Rishi for that

00:12:45.600 and the conservatives for that didn't they

00:12:47.700 hopefully they'll do it again.

00:12:53.940 People don't like that.

00:12:57.220 Just having someone governing them that they never chose.

00:13:01.020 They never had any opportunity, no window of time

00:13:04.000 where they even had the tiniest say in it,

00:13:08.100 other than the good people of Makerfield.

00:13:09.800 other than the socialists of makerfield rather

00:13:18.200 well well done well done okay it's an over party conference and one of the big things that's going

00:13:27.100 on that they're arguing about and this was in the new cycle this morning anyway is the triple lock

00:13:31.920 endlessly talking about pensions but i suppose it is a really big deal because

00:13:37.100 a giant amount of our spending is on pensions the three biggest things are welfare the nhs

00:13:44.400 and pensions well if if they're going to cut spending which they have to really which they

00:13:50.240 have to um it will have to be the nhs welfare and pensions okay the triple already the state

00:13:58.700 pension is a very small amount if you if you're old and you have to rely solely on the state

00:14:03.140 pension you'll struggle it's not very much at all not very much at all already it's not very much

00:14:09.720 because they've flooded us with millions more people that can claim for it it's completely

00:14:16.100 unsustainable what is it it's either the amount you get for your pension it's one of three things

00:14:22.640 hence the triple lock was it either 2.5 percent i think in line with inflation

00:14:29.200 or what's the other thing in line with in line with something else some other measure i can't

00:14:35.760 remember sorry should know that off the top of my head um anyway and whichever one is the best one

00:14:42.140 whichever one is the will be better for your pension that's what you get that's what the

00:14:47.020 triple lock is it's just about how they calculate just about how they calculate what uh what your

00:14:52.280 actual final amount will be okay i wonder if someone will say in the chat what the other one

00:15:00.120 was but okay they don't seem to be all right um and it's just unsustainable even the labor party

00:15:07.800 which you know these lefties they care more about social security than national security

00:15:15.940 even they are honest enough to say it's unsustainable that's a quote coming out from

00:15:21.300 the party i think even john healey the chance of the exchequer said it's unsustainable there's just

00:15:26.880 too many people even the relatively crappy amount you get is uh is a wage growth that's it i'm not

00:15:37.380 sure if you're the first person to say it but somebody said wage growth yeah 2.5 wage growth

00:15:43.340 or inflation whichever one's the best one that's what the pension is linked to right okay there's

00:15:49.180 just too many people so it's completely unsustainable we'll completely and utterly bankrupt ourselves

00:15:54.540 or have in fact already bankrupted ourselves are bankrupting ourselves as we speak trying to keep

00:15:59.840 up with that now it's not going to be popular that's just reality that's just the reality

00:16:05.780 and now a lot of people especially the older generation that have been paying into it their

00:16:11.820 whole life they feel duped or not feel duped have been duped and if you actually rely on it well it

00:16:18.720 could be a matter of life and death quite literally could be so i'm i'm not going to

00:16:23.940 downplay the older people the boomers and stuff that are really pissed off about it i'm not going

00:16:29.060 to downplay that but you've got to deal with reality haven't you it is unsustainable that's

00:16:35.640 not a liar that's not a liar it is unsustainable it's not fair is it it's not fair but even the

00:16:43.000 lefties even labour are saying it's unsustainable we need to look at doing something else another

00:16:48.160 way of doing it another way of calculating it whole overhaul of the pension program

00:16:59.360 yeah well and within the party both the parliamentary party and just the membership

00:17:04.960 of the labour party uh it's just split massively i was watching all sorts of news this morning

00:17:11.200 Reading some articles yesterday

00:17:12.600 And this morning

00:17:13.420 And yes some

00:17:15.300 Some are saying

00:17:16.740 Yeah that's true

00:17:18.880 Yeah

00:17:19.140 It is unsustainable

00:17:20.660 If we're going to govern honestly

00:17:23.020 We need to do something about it

00:17:25.000 A whole bunch of people

00:17:26.120 As you can imagine

00:17:26.780 Labour types

00:17:27.700 Just saying

00:17:32.300 No

00:17:32.980 Just like

00:17:33.480 Just blindly saying

00:17:35.180 No it's just not fair

00:17:36.400 To change that

00:17:37.580 We can't change it

00:17:38.800 It should not be changed

00:17:40.220 well not taking into account sort of fiscal reality though

00:17:45.660 all right the unions some of the unions and various other bodies

00:17:53.840 warning mr burnham that it would be electoral suicide he will be punished at the ballot box

00:18:00.780 if he dare touch the triple lock well will burnham grasp the nettle that's one of the things he said

00:18:09.820 that he's got the political will and the courage the political courage to grasp the nettle

00:18:17.320 when it comes to things like social care and perhaps ending the triple lock

00:18:23.280 will he have the sternum

00:18:29.180 mr burnham okay let's move on a little bit the daily telegraph german-owned zionist slot

00:18:38.360 hate natives british natives

00:18:40.860 the jews are allowed demographic security in their own ancestral homeland and we're not

00:18:48.620 that's what the telegraph is okay there's that big picture of that anya actress woman

00:18:55.160 she hasn't done said anything of note what is it with hyper-teleurism you know that ocular

00:19:04.280 hyper-teleurism where your eyes are really far apart now don't get me wrong this woman's beautiful

00:19:08.160 obviously drop dead gorgeous her eyes are really far apart aren't they that's the look in Hollywood

00:19:13.360 now isn't it very often like that one who played uh Snow White weird you know her what was it was

00:19:19.940 her name Rachel Ziegler or whatever how far apart are her eyes ocular hyper-tellerism

00:19:26.120 very far apart anyway

00:19:29.600 who am i a middle-aged bald man to criticize a hollywood starlet but

00:19:39.020 his eyes are pretty far apart

00:19:41.060 all right burnham signals end of triple lock prime minister to review policy

00:19:49.860 as he seeks money for nhs style social care service yeah apparently all the money is going

00:19:55.380 to save on the triple lock on changing the way the triple lock is calculated or the way in changing

00:20:01.020 the triple lock the way pension payments are calculated you'll spend that money on the new

00:20:05.880 NHS style social care service will those numbers add up does it just mean more state control does

00:20:17.260 it mean instead of staying in your home as an old person even on a pittance does it mean you're now

00:20:23.760 you might now just be pushed into a state run state controlled old people's home

00:20:28.720 because without a state pension or with a much reduced state pension there is just no way you

00:20:36.280 can afford rent or even bills but the state has got a facility you can move into

00:20:43.220 great

00:20:46.540 Trump says

00:20:52.000 I wouldn't have freed RAF terror suspects

00:20:54.380 well it depends what the details of the case are

00:20:56.500 doesn't it Donald

00:20:57.320 which we don't know

00:20:59.040 I'm not saying that Donald's wrong

00:21:00.300 it may prove that that's a perfectly correct and reasonable

00:21:03.380 take from the Donald

00:21:04.480 I don't know but

00:21:05.340 we don't know who they are

00:21:07.840 it's been really weird

00:21:09.200 both our

00:21:10.460 our authorities and the and the the noises coming out of the us are contradictory and odd

00:21:18.140 why wouldn't you have released them exactly donald why not what do you know about them then let us

00:21:25.640 know you want to let us know you're just going to like vague post about it with all the vague

00:21:32.500 posting bro all right watchdog dismissed fines case nine times this is an interesting for some

00:21:40.580 reason i'm interested in the rannell fine story whenever there's something new about it i'm like

00:21:45.180 oh i've got to read that i'll definitely read that bit yeah it said nine times but if in the article

00:21:49.940 it says that the the the telegraph is aware of at least 29 times that friends and family

00:21:56.820 and other organisations and authorities

00:21:59.740 have tried to check up on Ranulph Fiennes

00:22:02.100 one way or another

00:22:02.780 and just haven't been able to

00:22:04.520 but his wife, the second wife

00:22:07.900 who's much younger than him

00:22:09.100 sort of over 20 years younger than him

00:22:11.200 is it Louise Millington Coates

00:22:15.240 she's not even taking his name?

00:22:20.960 no one knows where he is

00:22:22.620 currently, still

00:22:24.200 no one knows where Sir Ranulph Fiennes is she's put him under a false name and

00:22:29.840 keeps moving him around like the Joseph Fiennes he's like a you know a member of

00:22:37.760 the family has tried to see him try to find out where he is what's going on as

00:22:43.760 well as 28 other people have done tried to

00:22:49.440 something very odd although one thing i will say a little bit of a correction perhaps yesterday i

00:22:55.940 talked about how enduring power of attorney how i wouldn't do that or that you'd have to really

00:23:02.180 really really trust the person you gave it to well that's true and that's still 100% true

00:23:07.000 i did notice some comments i mean some comments saying although that's all very well and good but

00:23:15.180 if you don't give it to a loved one in certain circumstances if you like get dementia or various

00:23:22.300 things um if you don't give power of attorney to a loved one then the state

00:23:27.420 just sort of take control and that's almost certainly worse fair point you know what that's

00:23:33.820 a fair point absolutely how can you trust anyone really certainly wouldn't trust the state yeah

00:23:42.700 No fair point

00:23:44.440 You know

00:23:45.580 Yeah

00:23:46.140 Okay

00:23:46.920 I stand corrected

00:23:48.900 To a degree

00:23:50.720 To a large degree

00:23:52.060 I stand corrected

00:23:53.060 Yeah

00:23:53.280 Okay

00:23:53.820 It's a horrible situation isn't it

00:23:56.700 Horrible horrible situation all round

00:23:58.080 Ugh

00:23:59.780 Alright

00:24:00.620 Ran off irons

00:24:01.960 Let's find out what's

00:24:02.920 What's going on with that

00:24:05.040 She needs to

00:24:06.560 Answer

00:24:08.760 Some questions

00:24:10.400 Why isn't anyone allowed to see him

00:24:14.100 What are you doing

00:24:15.500 What are you doing

00:24:16.680 You may have enduring powerful attorney over him

00:24:20.180 You're not his master though

00:24:22.820 You're not the god of his life

00:24:25.500 Okay

00:24:30.240 Screens may harm children more than poverty

00:24:34.140 Well depends what's on the screen

00:24:35.440 And depends what degree of poverty you're talking about

00:24:37.660 Doesn't it

00:24:40.400 okay

00:24:46.420 arrests after migrants land in Cornwall

00:24:51.660 Cornwall

00:24:52.740 apparently it's a speedboat and a couple of Albanians

00:24:56.160 it wasn't just like a little dinghy

00:24:58.240 it was some sort of expensive speedboat

00:24:59.940 they turned up in Cornwall

00:25:01.480 I imagine they thought it was so far along the south coast

00:25:04.120 that they wouldn't get picked up by police

00:25:06.180 they did

00:25:06.680 and they were Albanians

00:25:08.820 great

00:25:09.940 Great

00:25:12.640 See where I want millions to be deported

00:25:15.100 Where I want a mass program of remigration

00:25:18.040 Forced remigration if possible

00:25:19.780 Don't want to break up families either

00:25:21.160 They can all go back to their countries of origin

00:25:22.640 It's not about skin colour

00:25:24.740 It's not about the amount of melanin in the skin

00:25:28.580 Lots of white people I want to go back to their countries of origin

00:25:31.760 Lots of Albanians for example

00:25:33.840 People from all over the world

00:25:37.860 Lots of Vietnamese

00:25:38.680 yeah yeah lots of Europeans and Eastern Europeans not just about the melanin

00:25:49.040 all right some horrible individual stories let's move on the eye paper

00:25:56.140 all right end of UK state pension triple lock moves moves a step closer let's quickly read

00:26:05.020 the blurb it's not the it's not the worst thing you get in any given morning on the

00:26:08.640 blurb on the front of the eye paper it says chances of labor dropping the triple lock

00:26:12.940 from its next manifesto increases trade unions soften their opposition well it's funny you know

00:26:21.060 sometimes every on any given morning sometimes you get completely contradictory reports some

00:26:27.580 are saying that the unions are well as you see all there softening their opposition and in other

00:26:32.720 reports it's the unions that have got the most vociferous opposition to dropping the triple lock

00:26:38.160 i mean there's more than one union of course but there you go i mean and also that does

00:26:45.420 sort of raise the specter of an early general election if no stern and burnham

00:26:50.720 king of the north andy bumham with his guyliner and manscara

00:26:54.960 if he wants to do profoundly different things to the labor manifesto that was given out in 2024

00:27:06.120 which is very very light on detail by the way famously hardly any real detail in it but

00:27:11.920 nonetheless he wants to do something profoundly different to that and he wants to make the

00:27:17.980 argument that he's got a mandate to do so well that would require a new manifesto and a general

00:27:24.020 election wouldn't it is andy burnham shameless enough i mean he's pretty shameless isn't he

00:27:31.100 is he shameless enough to just do things profoundly change the country where there's

00:27:37.000 no mention of things like that in the 2024 manifesto without going to the public for a

00:27:42.820 new mandate is he shameless enough to do that i think so will he or not he knows

00:27:48.280 okay mechanism is quote completely unsustainable quote in the long term and scrapping it could

00:27:55.960 fund social care senior union source says see even within two lines different unions have got

00:28:03.000 seemingly different opinions on it even some of the unions there except it's completely

00:28:08.840 unsustainable okay today burnham will set out his vision for britain well done about six months too

00:28:16.200 late or a year too late isn't it would have been nice had a nice clear vision a year ago all right

00:28:22.920 with public waiting for detail on social care economy defense and welfare

00:28:28.800 yeah would have been nice had we known these things a while ago now

00:28:36.600 okay p.m expected pardon me p.m expected to signal his intent to bring thames water under public

00:28:48.040 ownership with greater regional powers over utilities so more socialism more

00:28:52.460 socialism socialism nationalize more and more and more things that's the

00:28:59.940 answer to everything is it you want state bureaucracy and Whitehall to

00:29:05.820 control things that's better is it is it sometimes it could be I'm not saying

00:29:13.020 It's always across the board 100% of the time worse

00:29:16.100 But as a sort of an ideological view

00:29:20.220 At Thameswater there's terrible terrible problems with Thameswater aren't there

00:29:25.800 Profound problems

00:29:27.260 Will those be fixed if Whitehall types, civil servants ultimately control it

00:29:35.240 Do the project management on it

00:29:37.040 Their track record isn't very good in the last generation or two

00:29:40.380 It's not very good at all

00:29:43.580 they mismanage project after project after project after project don't they

00:29:50.140 okay but that's what fabians and leftists and socialists communists that's the answer for

00:29:57.020 everything isn't it nationalize it it'll work better then it'll be better sure about that

00:30:04.140 healy tells labor it has a moral duty to cut costs of benefits oh now you're going to you're

00:30:09.900 not going to talk about re-migrating people no just cut benefits

00:30:16.140 right whatever you do you're not gonna deport in fact they're more safe and

00:30:20.060 legal routes aren't they they're bringing in more safe and

00:30:22.860 legal routes

00:30:29.020 cut benefits cut benefits cut the nhs cut the nhs

00:30:32.460 cut everything just keep packing in more and more

00:30:35.900 or Bermalians, cut everything, destroy the economy,

00:30:41.760 destroy the state, as it were,

00:30:43.640 as long as we can pack in more and more and more foreign people.

00:30:51.060 All right.

00:30:53.260 You're trying to destroy this country.

00:30:56.280 Worse than that, not just the infrastructure and the institutions,

00:30:59.500 but we as a people, trying to ruin our demographic safety.

00:31:04.580 Demographics are destiny, aren't they?

00:31:05.900 Trying to make us a hated and marginalized minority

00:31:13.100 In our one and only ancestral homeland

00:31:14.720 That's evil

00:31:15.880 Genocidal, isn't it?

00:31:19.800 Is that an overstatement?

00:31:23.420 Trying to make us a hated and marginalized minority

00:31:27.120 In our one and only ancestral homeland

00:31:28.500 Pure benevolence

00:31:30.320 So GDP can go up a little bit

00:31:35.500 even though it doesn't even though that argument doesn't even make sense

00:31:39.420 most of these people come over and are a net drain on the economy

00:31:46.160 low skilled oh they'll all be engineers and doctors but they're not though are they

00:31:52.480 the vast majority of them are low skilled and work as an uber driver

00:31:56.020 evil pure evil we see it happening a lot of people are not are waking up to it and not

00:32:06.260 buying the argument that we just need hundreds and hundreds of thousands of more foreign people

00:32:10.620 in this country in order for everything to work no it's a detriment to our society and our way

00:32:17.520 of life and we as a race as a race

00:32:23.840 who bo is a bit racist that's a bit bigoted it's a bit xenophobic

00:32:30.800 it's reality it's reality staring will be staring down the barrel of a

00:32:37.260 sectarian nightmare along racial religious ethnic and tribal lines just

00:32:45.720 like in south africa just like in lebanon just like in the old ex-yugoslavia

00:32:50.780 well they don't seem to be integrating yeah they had no intention of integrating some of them did

00:32:58.860 the vast majority of them had no intention of integrating and why are there giant enclaves of

00:33:05.120 nigerians somalians bangladeshis pakistanis indians whatever albanians they don't seem to be integrating

00:33:15.720 yeah

00:33:18.920 you think if they've got a passport

00:33:23.480 they've got a little card that says they've got an indefinite right to

00:33:26.840 remain and then you just get them drinking

00:33:30.040 tea and watching cricket they just become englishmen

00:33:35.240 no they've got racial religious ethnic and tribal allegiances that are

00:33:42.520 Far, far deeper than a cup of tea and a cricket match.

00:33:49.960 Nigel said, you live in Wales, for example, for five years.

00:33:52.740 If you don't commit any crime and you pay your taxes, you are Welsh now.

00:33:56.380 Nonsense. Nonsense, sir.

00:33:59.200 Arrant nonsense. No, that's not how that works.

00:34:03.000 A disgusting thing to say, actually.

00:34:06.460 Oh, but I'm on the wrong side of history.

00:34:08.760 Yeah, I don't think so. I don't think so, mate.

00:34:12.520 okay the daily express it's a good paper you can read your express now

00:34:16.520 it's not good paper i'm being sarcastic that's an animal partridge line

00:34:21.400 it's pure globalist slop wearing a skin suit of something that's patriotic

00:34:25.320 it hates us and argues on behalf of globalism and against patriotism and nationalism

00:34:32.380 you're a real patriot or a nationalist it despises you and will try to character assassinate you and

00:34:38.360 ruin you. Because it's

00:34:40.260 globalist and subversive.

00:34:42.180 That's what the Express is.

00:34:44.560 In no doubt.

00:34:47.460 PM warned

00:34:48.240 you'll be kicked out of office

00:34:50.100 as his signals end of

00:34:52.320 pension safeguard. Scrap

00:34:54.060 triple lock and you will face

00:34:55.820 a voter revolt.

00:34:58.620 Says some unions.

00:35:00.840 Says some activists.

00:35:04.800 Andy Burnham will

00:35:06.260 be hit by a voters revolt if

00:35:08.180 he scraps the pension triple lock to fund his national care service campaigners

00:35:12.620 campaigners have mourned

00:35:14.200 what campaigners? activists claim, they don't say who they are

00:35:19.520 just campaigners and activists have claimed such a betrayal

00:35:23.580 would see the prime minister being kicked out of office

00:35:27.120 oh these activists and campaigners hold all the levers of power do they?

00:35:38.180 if you just believe you take at face value what the express says what other conclusion could you come to

00:35:45.120 all right the Daily Mail also pure slop completely and utterly

00:35:48.080 complete and utter subversion and slop

00:35:52.040 anti-british anti-white in the final reckoning the mail

00:35:56.220 just like all the others no real difference to the Guardian or the Metro

00:36:00.320 still trying to demonize you in the final reckoning for being wiped

00:36:04.640 for being male, for being straight

00:36:07.000 all those things

00:36:08.480 a leftist

00:36:11.220 globalist propaganda organ

00:36:13.700 the male

00:36:14.500 even now and again throw out a bit of red meat

00:36:17.320 pretend it cares about the dinghies

00:36:19.080 that the illegal boat migration

00:36:21.640 people, invaders

00:36:22.580 isn't this bad

00:36:24.540 look at this one example of

00:36:26.980 a benefits cheat

00:36:28.420 and yet it will try and destroy

00:36:32.660 reform

00:36:34.340 restore anyone like that certainly anyone to the right of that

00:36:38.900 okay p.m to vow public control of energy water and housing oh just more socialism

00:36:47.160 just dial the socialism up to 11 just before you get booted out of power classic

00:36:52.920 he will also signal enter triple lock in conference speech so be a big conference

00:36:59.020 speech today so tomorrow and no doubt well not no doubt i would have thought this is some massive

00:37:03.680 other big story some giant story tomorrow will be all about the prime minister's speech today

00:37:09.440 at conference and his vision for britain well spoiler alert loads more socialism

00:37:16.640 loads more tax loads more spend loads more public program and nationalization

00:37:21.680 because andy burnham has got the mind of a 1970s student activist

00:37:29.200 that's who andy burnham is

00:37:33.680 Arrested Development, a 1970 student activist

00:37:36.540 A child psychopath

00:37:38.300 But he's listening

00:37:41.520 He's slightly more charismatic than the Starmabot

00:37:44.680 He's the man who listens

00:37:46.240 Unless you don't want socialism, then he won't listen

00:37:50.200 Unless you don't want your country flooded with more foreign invaders

00:37:53.960 More safe and legal

00:37:56.120 Unless you don't want that, then he certainly won't listen

00:37:58.180 Won't even recognise you exist

00:38:00.280 okay we will he will also oh i've already read that okay all right something about some sort of

00:38:08.240 new female rat pack type thing the swifty squad don't care moving on the mirror something about

00:38:14.280 slide don't care pm's energy prices pledge burden reveals plan to drive down costs for businesses

00:38:21.300 and families he says more public control is coming as he unveils great british grid yeah

00:38:27.320 Socialism

00:38:29.420 Taking back power

00:38:31.320 Look he's happy

00:38:32.300 He conducted a bloodless coup d'etat

00:38:35.140 People aren't out on the streets

00:38:37.780 Rioting about it

00:38:38.740 So he's happy

00:38:39.360 He'll sit there as a cuckoo in the nest

00:38:41.300 Till 2029

00:38:42.120 And just dial up socialism in this country

00:38:45.480 Yeah well done mate

00:38:47.220 Yeah well done

00:38:48.360 Good for you

00:38:52.800 The Financial Times

00:38:55.260 show of false five terror plot suspects bailed

00:39:01.260 we've talked about it haven't we we've talked about it burn into outline plans for social care

00:39:06.620 all right we've talked about it the sun

00:39:09.020 five brits released after raf terror drama no explosives in vans yet burnham chairs cobra

00:39:18.340 meeting plots going on pm all right we've covered it the star same thing trump surprise at release

00:39:24.880 of raf plot suspects all right the metro something very odd is going on the metro says it is a bit

00:39:32.140 odd isn't it it's a bit odd hopefully we'll find out in the next few days i suppose

00:39:40.520 all right that's it hopefully is that it yeah that's it that's it really increasingly absurd

00:39:48.040 and frustrating front pages from the british print media today out of fleet street that cabal

00:39:52.200 evil quite frankly evil fleet street editors lying to us by omission if nothing else all right let's

00:39:59.960 have a quick look at the price of crude we're checking on the price of crude nearly every day

00:40:03.880 don't we about the same as yesterday west texas just shy of 94 brent crude just shy of 107 dollars

00:40:11.480 pretty much bang on what it was yesterday isn't it wasn't it

00:40:13.640 not cheap in the scheme of things but not insanely expensive

00:40:20.440 you would not have thought crude on the open market at this point would be that cheap

00:40:29.020 as expensive as it is shame it doesn't really translate into what you pay at the pump particularly

00:40:34.760 for diesel was it all right well the cost of shipping is maybe going forward i'll have um

00:40:44.680 we'll look at the price of crude and the price if i can find some sort of aggregate website that

00:40:50.280 shows the price of shipping or the or the few biggest shipping companies this is the price of

00:40:56.600 shipping the world goes round on shipping if you didn't know the amount of air air freight

00:41:03.000 and shipping that's what makes the world go round up and down to and fro that's what makes the world

00:41:09.580 go round isn't this sword in the stone anybody no shipping makes the world go round if shipping

00:41:21.340 becomes insanely expensive or the type of money the um the type of uh fuel that those massive

00:41:28.900 tank and massive ships use because they use like um very very thick bottom of the barrel

00:41:35.840 cut of the barrel you don't uh you don't power a giant ship on diesel or petrol or naphtha it's

00:41:45.080 on like um like that black sludge at the bottom it's not quite bitumen but it's like is it does

00:41:49.280 they just call it fuel oil anyway anyway if that goes too expensive then the price of shipping

00:41:55.760 goes through the roof ah and then and then the world can screech to a halt then you might start

00:42:01.980 getting systems collapse the cost of air freight and the cost of shipping if it goes too high

00:42:10.000 suddenly a lot of things start falling to bits

00:42:15.540 okay okay let's have a look at our poll what was our poll today harry you have to bring that up

00:42:26.960 on my screen for me because you if you wouldn't mind doing that oh you've already done it okay

00:42:30.520 okay we asked you guys just shy of a thousand votes there pretty much a thousand votes says

00:42:36.520 um was raf fairford a false flag to get british troops into war with russia ah i remember now

00:42:43.280 This morning

00:42:44.060 Every morning

00:42:44.760 Me and little Harry

00:42:45.420 Have to come up with a poll

00:42:46.380 Some mornings it's sort of

00:42:47.980 It writes itself

00:42:48.840 It's obvious

00:42:49.560 Like it's really obvious

00:42:50.800 This particular news cycle

00:42:52.380 We'll have this poll

00:42:53.040 Or that poll

00:42:53.420 Sometimes quite often

00:42:54.880 Probably more than half the time

00:42:55.940 We're a bit stuck

00:42:56.480 We're a little bit like

00:42:57.060 Oh what should we do for a poll today

00:42:58.460 What do you think

00:42:58.900 What do you reckon

00:42:59.260 Should we do something out of left field

00:43:00.780 Something to do with like

00:43:01.720 An Indiana Jones movie

00:43:02.800 Or the Teenage Mutant

00:43:03.780 And the Hero Turtles

00:43:04.620 Ninja Turtles

00:43:05.620 Should we do something

00:43:07.180 That's nothing to do with the news

00:43:08.720 For a laugh

00:43:09.320 Something completely absurd

00:43:10.860 From time to time

00:43:11.460 Don't we

00:43:11.820 just a silly thing trying to be funny or we ask you guys don't we fair bit we put in the chat or

00:43:21.720 little harry puts in the chat got any ideas for a poll today you guys always got loads of um

00:43:26.620 loads of ideas well this morning without even asking you guys someone i can't remember who it

00:43:31.920 was apologies someone in the chat said please do this as a poll in the chat before the show started

00:43:38.280 they went please do this as a poll i mean harry didn't have any other brilliant idea this morning

00:43:43.100 so he's like yeah all right let's do that one why not and it was was raf fairford a false flag to

00:43:50.220 get british troops into war with russia russia so i remember on sunday day or sunday afternoon

00:43:57.460 there was a fair bit of talk on the legacy corporate mainstream media on the bbc and stuff

00:44:03.020 They were starting saying, oh it's Russia

00:44:05.760 But almost certainly Russia's behind this thing

00:44:08.520 The likelihood is it's Russia

00:44:10.840 It seemed to by Sunday late night

00:44:13.680 Certainly by Monday morning

00:44:15.740 They were not talking about Russia all that much

00:44:18.400 They were starting to, it pivoted to Iran

00:44:21.240 It's Iran

00:44:22.160 Well now it's pivoted to, it's not even terrorism

00:44:25.360 Okay, was it a false flag to get British troops

00:44:30.440 Into war with Russia?

00:44:33.020 definitely saw a number of commentators on sunday day sitting there people pretend to be serious

00:44:42.220 military analysts mr putin and the kremlin's fingerprints are all over this are they are they

00:44:50.800 and now they're not even terrorists at all so what were you talking about what was that about

00:44:55.800 why what what analysis was that how did you come to that conclusion what on earth were you

00:45:02.880 babbling about they don't look russian do they well they're not terrorists apparently

00:45:09.440 okay all right so we asked you guys that and your options were to what percentage you think it was

00:45:16.920 yeah so your options were um was raff a false flag to get british troops into war with russia

00:45:24.820 not percent chance of that 24 of you said it's just not the case there's a 20 chance of that

00:45:32.200 25% if you say that

00:45:34.600 There's a 70% chance

00:45:36.820 There was a false flag to get us involved

00:45:38.900 With the war with Russia

00:45:39.780 26% if you say that

00:45:41.600 And 100%

00:45:42.860 It definitely was

00:45:44.920 A false flag incident to get us into war with Russia

00:45:48.260 25% if you say that

00:45:51.060 So in other words

00:45:52.440 That's as almost

00:45:54.540 As perfectly

00:45:55.800 As perfectly split as it could be

00:45:59.100 almost exactly one quarter of you guys clicked on each one of those options

00:46:06.360 that speaks volumes doesn't it that sort of says to me

00:46:12.400 no one knows we don't know no one's got no one's got a scooby-doo what's going on there really

00:46:22.060 and one in four of you say bo stop being so naive obviously it was

00:46:25.620 Another one in four of you would say

00:46:29.340 What nonsense

00:46:31.020 What nonsense

00:46:32.620 Of course it's not a false flag

00:46:34.040 To get us involved in Russia

00:46:35.280 Half of you are like

00:46:38.740 Maybe it might have been

00:46:40.540 It probably is but it might not be

00:46:43.060 Or it almost certainly wasn't but it could have been

00:46:45.000 We don't know

00:46:46.100 That's an interesting result

00:46:47.740 A very interesting result

00:46:48.860 Almost perfectly split there

00:46:55.620 on these types of things I do like to reserve judgment like if you notice I

00:47:00.140 haven't come out and said anything like in my opinion it's definitely this

00:47:05.260 happened

00:47:07.880 just don't know just don't know it's the best thing to do isn't it really if

00:47:12.240 you've got no idea if you've got no insight whatsoever reserve judgment

00:47:18.380 there's nothing wrong with reserving judgment there's nothing wrong with

00:47:21.700 admitting are you just don't know

00:47:25.620 I think wrong with that

00:47:27.480 Like ignorance in and of itself

00:47:31.800 Isn't necessarily a problem

00:47:35.140 You know

00:47:36.540 Like I along with nearly all of you

00:47:40.400 I would have thought

00:47:40.780 Are ignorant of the inner workings

00:47:43.380 Of any CIA program

00:47:45.300 Watching these guys

00:47:46.420 We're ignorant of it

00:47:47.200 We don't know

00:47:47.760 It's not our fault

00:47:48.800 It's not our problem

00:47:50.420 There's no criticism

00:47:51.820 We just don't know

00:47:52.500 the example I often use is knitting I'm completely ignorant of how to knit

00:47:58.680 you know knit a jumper I don't know how to do it I've never learnt

00:48:02.880 no one's ever showed me I've got no intention of learning it but

00:48:06.920 that's okay that's okay you're ignorant of something it's fine

00:48:09.920 so I always think it's quite unfair when people

00:48:13.600 someone doesn't know something and other people just like turn their nose up

00:48:17.400 oh you haven't even read

00:48:19.540 You haven't even read Sojournitsyn, you haven't even read Burke, how very ignorant of you

00:48:27.200 Alright, calm down, I have no time, I've never had the inclination

00:48:30.800 I try never to do that, I try never to do that

00:48:34.840 Alright, let's move on

00:48:40.040 Let's move on

00:48:44.400 well okay we'll do on this day in history now it's nearly 10 to it's about that time of the show

00:48:49.840 i quite like doing that bit you guys seem to like me doing that bit

00:48:53.700 okay so on this day in history the 29th of september down through the centuries

00:48:59.660 nay the millennia what happened of note let's have a quick look see all right on this day in 522 bc

00:49:06.920 darius the first of persia kills the magian usurper gulmata i don't know if i'm pronouncing

00:49:13.040 that correctly uh securing his position as of as king of the persian empire ah darius the first

00:49:18.920 darius the great herodotus is where you want to go for that i believe on youtube almost certainly

00:49:28.020 you'll be able to find a completely unabridged audio book of herodotus if you can't be bothered

00:49:34.080 to actually go out and buy the penguin paperback and read it you can just probably librivox

00:49:40.740 It's in the public domain

00:49:42.360 On YouTube I'm sure there is more than one

00:49:46.900 Unabridged recording of Herodotus

00:49:50.000 Somebody reading Herodotus for you

00:49:51.780 You just have it on while you're doing the ironing

00:49:53.600 Just have it on while you're fixing your car

00:49:56.980 Or doing the washing up

00:49:57.860 Or taking a dump

00:49:59.700 Herodotus is the

00:50:04.160 Herodotus is the account from the ancient world

00:50:08.340 If you want to know all about Darius

00:50:10.020 and the beginnings, really the beginnings of the wars between Greece and Persia,

00:50:18.040 classical Greece and Persia.

00:50:19.200 In fact, the next one here is connected.

00:50:24.680 I mean, as you can see, it's a generation later.

00:50:26.300 But on this day in 480 BC is the Battle of Salamis,

00:50:29.680 arguably perhaps one of the most pivotal battles of all time,

00:50:37.100 or naval battles.

00:50:37.940 salamis was a naval battle as it says there look the the greek fleet under themistocles

00:50:43.620 defeats the persian fleet under xerxes the first uh absolutely again you want to go to herodotus

00:50:50.580 for your account of that yeah so god i'd love to tell the story spend 20 minutes here half an hour

00:50:58.580 i'm just doing an overview of the story of that but um i won't i can't it's not sick i've got

00:51:04.100 got long form content i think i've got long form content all about the persian wars oh yeah it's

00:51:10.680 all there behind the paywall loadseaters.com do consider signing up for as little as five pound

00:51:14.740 a month bronze team membership oh day z pox body of work built up over five years more than five

00:51:19.900 years and without exaggeration hundreds and hundreds of hours of history themed content

00:51:23.500 do you think i'd go through it there yeah battle of salamis xerxes the one in the film 300 the same

00:51:31.720 won they do win in the end ultimately the battle of thermopylae he does get all the way down into

00:51:39.720 greece proper and occupies athens turxes did get to athens and invest athens

00:51:48.500 themistocles and his fleet had to retreat to the little island of salamis they were outnumbered

00:51:55.200 at least two to one

00:51:56.560 the Greeks had

00:51:58.600 what in the order of three

00:51:59.900 350, 400 odd ships

00:52:01.540 the Persians had

00:52:02.720 seven, 800 ships

00:52:04.240 there's going to be a big battle

00:52:06.360 like the last stand

00:52:07.300 the Athenians

00:52:09.700 and the Greeks

00:52:11.480 but mainly the Athenians

00:52:12.880 last stand at sea

00:52:14.440 the only bloody one it

00:52:17.080 the battle of Salamis

00:52:18.940 our number two to one

00:52:20.960 Mr. Cleese and his admirals

00:52:24.340 they got the weather gauge

00:52:25.940 classic

00:52:27.600 they called the weather gauge just right

00:52:30.940 their ships were a little heavier

00:52:33.920 could ram, ramming speed

00:52:35.440 and when they would

00:52:37.420 board the other ship

00:52:39.020 the Greek hoplite, man for man, one for one

00:52:41.380 a Greek hoplite versus a Persian

00:52:43.440 light infantryman

00:52:44.380 the hoplite chops him up no problem

00:52:47.560 easy peasy

00:52:48.500 so

00:52:50.100 the Persians and Xerxes lose

00:52:53.420 the battle of salamis ultimately they had to retreat from the greek peninsula back to where

00:53:00.100 they came from all right there's loads more to that story before and after it loads more

00:53:09.320 i can't go into here all right next thing we've got on this day in 1567 uh war of religion breaks

00:53:15.840 out in france as huguenots tried to kidnap king charles the ninth there's loads to that story as

00:53:22.380 right that's a massive rabbit hole had the wars of religion do they only break out then it's like

00:53:28.780 when people say when world war one or world war two actually world war one's not a good example

00:53:33.980 when world war two started various things in history when did it actually start it started

00:53:38.780 on this day did it in it that's one way of reading history and the wars of religion even in france

00:53:47.420 broken out before that historians love to do that though don't they they like to say

00:53:51.580 this event here was the key event this day was the the day that something started or ended

00:54:00.780 sometimes you can say it like you know like the day that britain declares war on germany in 1914

00:54:07.820 or the day that japan signed their surrender in 1945 okay can do it sometimes but anyway the wars

00:54:14.940 of religion in in europe it's already in my opinion it's already been going on for quite a

00:54:20.700 a while by 1567 we're a long time after the Luther at that point or not a long

00:54:27.120 time a generation or two

00:54:32.180 all right look into it in your own time there's so much that could be said could

00:54:36.860 sit here for a couple of hours just talking about it okay 1929 first units

00:54:43.260 of the London London Metropolitan Police appear on the streets of the

00:54:47.400 British capital the city's first modern police force you know they got top hats on the first

00:54:53.540 coppers that's interesting so isn't it so you might but you might think wait so there was no

00:55:00.740 police at all before 1829 yeah that's right yeah yeah so well what happened wasn't it quite lawless

00:55:08.840 yeah a bit yeah yeah if you as a criminal and you're ruthless and shameless enough can you get

00:55:15.780 away with lots and lots of crime yeah if you weren't actually caught in the act in a big city

00:55:20.340 anyway in rural areas everyone knew everyone else's business it was much more difficult but

00:55:24.080 in a big city can't you just get away with loads of crime as long as you weren't like

00:55:28.420 actually physically caught red-handed yeah

00:55:31.300 that's why there's such a stigma to it and why you'd have such massive penalties if you were ever

00:55:41.860 caught you might think why was it in like the 18th century say 17th 18th century why was it

00:55:49.900 if you was caught perhaps as stealing a loaf of bread you might be deported to Australia forever

00:55:56.360 it's like that seems incredibly draconian and harsh well it was because

00:56:01.000 they didn't really catch people all that much so they tried to make an example of those they did

00:56:07.920 catch

00:56:11.040 a whole different dynamic right a whole different dynamic of how you treat how

00:56:15.380 you deal with crime and how you punish people crime and punishment

00:56:21.920 again there's a lot to say about that there's a lot to say about that okay on

00:56:26.520 this day in 2008 Dow Jones Industrial Average falls over 777 points that's in

00:56:33.580 a single day it's the then largest single day point loss following the bankruptcies of learman

00:56:40.340 brothers and washington mutual there's lots of others that crumbled and fell after that as well

00:56:45.200 i remember that day clearly i was already working in the city i was working in jp morgan asset

00:56:51.020 management and every single day the prices would come in for our investment trusts and oics that

00:56:57.680 were linked to all different endless amounts of equities all around the world and the the prices

00:57:04.380 would come in for that day and um that day someone and like someone quite often call out

00:57:12.760 prices are in and everyone goes all right refresh my screen it's about the same time every single

00:57:18.300 day someone shouted out the markets have crashed people are like what what do you mean yeah very

00:57:27.660 funny very funny and they're like no they have you're like wait what do you mean right it's a

00:57:31.820 wall street crash thing that's just happened today you're like wait what really you have a look and

00:57:38.940 lo and behold well the largest single day point loss on the dow jones like oh

00:57:46.600 oh okay what does this mean this look good i remember that day cleaning i remember that moment

00:57:55.520 when someone shouted across the markets have crashed i think that's what they said the markets

00:57:59.680 are crashing or the markets have crashed something like that like a relatively senior guy he's not

00:58:05.840 just going to shout that out across the floor and it be nonsense like screaming fire in a crowded

00:58:12.280 theater right what really because no one saw it coming really well they sort of saw it coming

00:58:17.960 but not really no one no one thought that would happen on that day in 2008 i didn't if you go

00:58:25.720 back you can find analysts even tv analysts supposed to be the best ones the most professional

00:58:31.280 ones they weren't calling it they're not like oh look out tomorrow tomorrow there might be some

00:58:36.340 giant collapse on the dow well we would have lectures or briefings from the jp morgan actual

00:58:47.780 economists people that had gone to oxford and cambridge or wherever and done economics macro

00:58:54.160 economics once a month we all the normal pros all the normal plebs that worked at jp morgan

00:59:00.100 asset management would get a little one hour hour and a half lecture from from the important

00:59:04.580 a team dudes who know everything about economics none of them said a dicky bird about it

00:59:11.140 none of them saw it coming none of them said look out this month or in a week or whatever

00:59:16.160 there might be some giant massive largest single one day loss on the Dow Jones none of them said

00:59:23.280 anything like that not a dicky bird be very careful of economists macro economists that

00:59:30.100 claim they know everything what's going on what's going to happen next

00:59:32.920 they rarely do very very rarely hardly ever in fact they don't know the future

00:59:43.320 As much as the next man

00:59:45.500 Essentially

00:59:46.340 Alright, that's my lived experience

00:59:52.500 Take it or leave it

00:59:53.520 Alright, that's the last one

00:59:55.900 Shall we have a look at our Rumble Rants and Super Chats

00:59:57.440 That's what we do this time of the show

00:59:58.700 Let me do this with my mic

00:59:59.720 So I can see the left hand side of my screen

01:00:01.260 Where my Rumble Rants are

01:00:02.520 We always do the Rumble Rants first

01:00:03.700 Is Global Church History going to be in the number one?

01:00:05.640 I don't think he is

01:00:06.560 I don't think he is

01:00:07.960 What a shame

01:00:08.540 What a shame

01:00:09.320 Yeah, no, it's Luke again

01:00:12.700 Loads from Luke Stewart

01:00:14.280 Let's whip through them then

01:00:15.560 Let's read them

01:00:16.480 Hope you're alright Global Church history

01:00:18.480 You said you got your account

01:00:21.360 Your Rumble account has been

01:00:23.220 Screwed with or something

01:00:25.260 Or there's problems with it

01:00:26.200 I hope you get that sorted out

01:00:27.880 Okay

01:00:29.520 St Luke 91 says

01:00:33.060 G'day Bo and everyone

01:00:35.660 He's Australian you see

01:00:36.920 If you didn't guess

01:00:40.140 Oh yeah how good

01:00:42.680 g'day mate do you know if there's if there's a goat form nearby do you mean the goat farm

01:00:50.380 next one you said effing autocorrect i said i said white not like why did you change

01:00:57.940 just as i want to pay okay you said is there a goat form nearby do you mean farm

01:01:04.940 maybe they're going to do something with the goats and i think the government only holds

01:01:10.540 like suspects

01:01:11.720 everyone else

01:01:13.120 just gets bail

01:01:14.000 okay

01:01:17.920 is that in reference

01:01:20.760 to the Fairford thing

01:01:21.700 you think they're like

01:01:22.460 like North African

01:01:25.020 or Middle Eastern

01:01:26.560 goat enthusiasts

01:01:29.660 is that what

01:01:30.400 that's a reference to

01:01:31.180 okay

01:01:32.360 then you say

01:01:33.400 could the state

01:01:36.140 look at the pension

01:01:37.040 they give foreigners

01:01:39.120 question mark

01:01:40.140 Probably finds a lot more money there

01:01:42.860 Yeah no foreign person should get a state pension

01:01:46.500 Why should they?

01:01:47.620 Why would they?

01:01:48.360 It's madness

01:01:49.120 Madness

01:01:50.240 Absolute madness

01:01:54.840 Oh it makes me sick

01:01:56.440 Makes me sick to my stomach

01:01:58.480 Next one still from Luke says

01:02:01.240 Well Dan has said that the boomers love their pension

01:02:04.220 And they make up the current largest voting bloc

01:02:06.820 So of course it would be political suicide to get rid of it

01:02:09.500 Yeah quite possibly yeah yeah

01:02:11.180 Older people statistically vote more

01:02:14.400 Even if they're not the outright absolute biggest numbers

01:02:17.600 Per capita they're so much more likely to vote

01:02:21.120 Younger people don't bother voting as much

01:02:26.480 Anywhere near as much

01:02:27.500 Okay well

01:02:29.080 You won't be taken seriously then by policy makers

01:02:33.720 It's quite straightforward

01:02:34.880 Luke again says

01:02:38.700 They all look like Sid the Sloth from Ice Age

01:02:42.380 With eyes wide apart

01:02:44.720 Oh you're talking about that actress

01:02:46.120 That annual

01:02:46.700 Sid the Sloth

01:02:48.300 I just keep seeing Sid

01:02:52.740 Every time I look at these people

01:02:54.140 Yeah for some reason it's like the look isn't it

01:02:56.160 In Hollywood for the last few years

01:02:57.640 Ocular hyper-tellerism

01:03:00.500 I mean having your eyes too close together

01:03:04.840 Isn't good is it

01:03:06.000 But why is that the look

01:03:07.860 that if your eye is really far apart i don't know all right uh next one is robert robert 42069 says

01:03:17.180 we could move all the pensioners into an nhs nightingale nightingale style hmo that would

01:03:25.180 free up houses and lower housing prices will say andy burnham andy bumham yes but horrible isn't it

01:03:33.080 If that's in any way

01:03:35.180 If that is reflecting reality

01:03:37.100 What Andy Bumham wants to do

01:03:38.860 Just move all the old people

01:03:41.680 Just cram all the old people

01:03:43.040 In some sort of horrible state run

01:03:45.340 Equivalent of like a 19th century

01:03:47.440 Poor house or something

01:03:48.580 Cram them all in there

01:03:50.280 And then we'll have more money to spend

01:03:53.340 On the social care

01:03:55.540 For foreign invaders

01:03:56.780 Is that his plan?

01:03:59.720 Horrible

01:04:00.280 Horrible

01:04:01.280 the next one merrick mel or me rick mel i guess it's merrick merrick mel the next two are from

01:04:08.560 you you say did you see trump's announcement yesterday about building the biggest steel plant

01:04:13.620 in u.s history no i didn't i didn't see that um it's going to be built by sr group which is indian

01:04:21.420 owned and headquarters headquartered in mumbai mumbai uh why not of course it is s in the next

01:04:29.120 when you say essa group owns stanlow refinery which processes 20 of uk fuel i disagree with

01:04:36.420 fear ass that only china has an industrial footprint in the west india's presence grows

01:04:41.020 far beyond supplying workers yeah it's a problem yeah it's a real problem trump with like that hs2

01:04:47.600 thing not hs2 that's our railway uh b12 no wait what's the thing that numbers and letters well

01:04:56.280 Oh, anyway, the thing that lets loads and loads and loads of endless Indians.

01:05:02.060 Endless Indians into the country.

01:05:04.520 Trump was...

01:05:05.300 H-1B, that's it, thank you.

01:05:07.180 Thank you, H-1B.

01:05:10.200 Trump was always in favour of that, wasn't he?

01:05:12.440 Trump seems to think that America needs endless Indian people.

01:05:17.320 Why?

01:05:18.060 Why?

01:05:19.320 Aren't there enough unemployed American people?

01:05:21.920 Have you got a big enough labour force of your own?

01:05:25.480 Absolutely have

01:05:27.180 That's not a proper Americans

01:05:30.120 We've got the same thing here

01:05:31.700 They seem to argue we need endless Indian people here

01:05:34.840 We don't

01:05:35.620 Of course we don't

01:05:36.700 We've got enough unemployed of our own

01:05:38.480 What a weird globalist filth

01:05:44.860 You have to be flooded by foreign people

01:05:48.560 In order for your country to work

01:05:49.900 No

01:05:50.220 No

01:05:51.160 Not at all

01:05:52.720 Not at all

01:05:54.060 all right next one next couple of next fuel from luke again he says i've been hearing stories that

01:06:00.840 ukraine just bombed a bunch of diesel refineries in russia with drones i thought we were boycotting

01:06:06.060 russian fuel yeah yeah and then you say i can understand why a lot of people think it's a false

01:06:14.260 flag i keep thinking back to the pipeline that was definitely wink wink blown up by the russians

01:06:18.900 and got the biden administration wink wink yeah i talked all about that didn't i before i've done a

01:06:23.720 and certainly i did a whole video about it on state of politics

01:06:26.360 state of politics they have a channel i do with nate mr h reviews um did a whole video about that

01:06:36.000 it was definitely the ukrainians that blew up that that nordstrom 2 pipeline looking for the

01:06:42.340 details that have emerged recently it's sort of definitely them it was ex-ukrainian special forces

01:06:48.580 frogmen dude and with special type of equipment you can just go down there with uh just normal

01:06:56.260 uh oxygen tanks or they're not normal sorry but just with oxygen tanks you don't need a submarine

01:07:01.780 it's as deep as a human almost as deep as a human can really go and you have to be careful when you

01:07:06.420 come back up because of the bends and all sorts of stuff but you can just get a guy down there

01:07:09.860 place a relatively small charge on it because the pressure inside is gigantic so if you just crack

01:07:14.980 it let alone blow a hole in it it will blow apart yeah it was the ukrainians absolutely the ukrainians

01:07:24.020 all right looking to i mean i mean they've arrested people in like germany

01:07:29.860 it's not like bow that's still a bit crackpot a still bit too there's no real evidence of it

01:07:34.820 like where are you getting that from look it up they've arrested these people on trial for it

01:07:39.620 ukrainian ex-ukrainian special forces dudes

01:07:44.980 I suppose they might get found not guilty at trial

01:07:48.780 Seems to be a slam dunk case

01:07:50.820 What else have we got here

01:07:59.320 For tea and barber

01:08:01.460 Morning mate alright yeah I'm alright thanks

01:08:03.800 Hope you are

01:08:04.360 For ages

01:08:05.780 For ages on my stream you sounded like Frank Bruno

01:08:10.140 You right Erie

01:08:11.440 That's my Frank Bruno

01:08:13.040 Oh is that racist

01:08:14.160 If I'd done a black man voice

01:08:15.860 Is that racist

01:08:16.540 People always used to do

01:08:18.340 Frank Bruno impressions

01:08:19.240 When I was a kid

01:08:19.880 For a while I sounded like

01:08:24.980 Frank Bruno

01:08:25.480 I kept it going for ages

01:08:28.920 Because it sounded

01:08:30.000 Kind of fun

01:08:30.820 Get Frank on as a guest

01:08:33.220 For anyone who

01:08:34.960 Probably wouldn't be interested

01:08:36.880 Would he

01:08:37.200 Frank Bruno

01:08:38.440 It's actually from

01:08:40.500 My neck of the woods

01:08:41.120 In Essex

01:08:41.540 I think he lived in Essex

01:08:42.560 For a big chunk of his life

01:08:44.080 leaving like manor not manor park um well anyway anyway and the next and the last two are from

01:08:51.440 luke again who says if you don't believe me harry bring up a picture of sid the sloth from ice age

01:08:56.040 now i believe you this doesn't look like sid the sloth that anya woman looks like an incredibly

01:09:01.280 attractive version of sid the sloth how is it possible to look like sid the sloth and be hot

01:09:07.300 well that and your woman is

01:09:09.100 brief positive

01:09:11.880 ok

01:09:14.240 and then the last one from Luke Street says

01:09:17.380 by the way thank you so much

01:09:19.400 for reading all my super chats

01:09:20.520 oh no that's alright buddy

01:09:21.480 I quite enjoy your live stream

01:09:25.340 hope you have a lovely

01:09:27.320 day as well as everyone else

01:09:28.720 I hope you all have a lovely day

01:09:30.460 cheers Luke, cheers mate

01:09:32.080 how good

01:09:33.040 I hope you have a ripper day

01:09:37.760 Ripper

01:09:40.240 You flaming galah

01:09:46.580 No I don't mean that, that's an insult isn't it

01:09:48.700 If you call someone a flaming galah that's quite rude isn't it

01:09:51.540 I don't mean that

01:09:52.660 You're one of the chosen band The Glorious Few, my band of brothers and sisters

01:09:55.460 Impeccable taste

01:09:57.040 Turning up watching this live

01:09:58.580 Getting involved in the rumble rants and super chats

01:10:00.760 i just wanted to say flaming galah i've always found that funny

01:10:06.740 all right that's the last rumble rant let's look at our super chats

01:10:10.580 oh global church history is in at number one

01:10:12.560 global church history in at number one on the on the the youtube super chats though

01:10:22.620 he says my rumble is glitched no rants for a while and then sad crying emoji face

01:10:29.700 Sorry to hear that mate

01:10:31.960 I hope you get it back as soon as possible

01:10:33.180 I love your daily fact words

01:10:35.100 On this day in history

01:10:36.060 Double fact word

01:10:36.980 Love it

01:10:38.940 Look out for it

01:10:39.440 I've seen other people in the chat say

01:10:41.160 Oh it's not a good day

01:10:42.420 Unless I get my global church history

01:10:44.160 You're loved in the chat aren't you

01:10:45.480 You must have noticed

01:10:46.340 Of course you've noticed

01:10:47.020 People in the chat

01:10:48.100 Oh global church history

01:10:49.120 Yes

01:10:50.060 I'm going to knock over my water and or tea one day

01:10:57.680 Aren't I

01:10:57.960 That was close

01:10:59.220 one day i'm going to spill it everywhere and it's going to be a problem i'm going to panic a little

01:11:03.140 bit anyway global church history i hope you get your rumble your rumble account back sooner rather

01:11:10.440 than later i really do okay fingers crossed hashtag pray for global church history

01:11:16.200 our thoughts and prayers are with global church history's rumble account

01:11:21.240 okay next one sam against goat lovers says that's their name act sam against goat lovers

01:11:30.700 right they want some of us to keep believing nothing is wrong with the turd people

01:11:36.640 five woodland critters with explosive material is bad optics it's that simple

01:11:43.260 quite possibly i mean it could just be as straightforward as that

01:11:48.140 well they're just lying they just realize the optics are so terribly bad

01:11:52.280 that they're just going to lie about it and release them on bail

01:11:55.020 I feel like that's not what's going on but it could be

01:11:59.620 it could be couldn't it they're that sort of

01:12:03.540 slipshod aren't they they're that sort of morally bankrupt that I wouldn't put it

01:12:09.240 past them maybe

01:12:11.600 I suspect not but could be all right

01:12:16.600 paul amos 8970 says as a boomer i believe that those of us with private pensions of above say

01:12:26.180 65 000 pound per annum shouldn't get state pension even though we've paid into it that's very fair

01:12:31.720 minded of you uh paul amos yeah the idea there's this idea that floating isn't it maybe it should

01:12:38.160 be means tested in other words if you're rich enough quite simply if you're rich enough that

01:12:44.360 you don't need the what is it something like apologies if i got the numbers wrong it'll be in

01:12:48.920 good faith if i get it wrong but isn't the state pension something like 12 or 13 grand a year or

01:12:54.500 14 grand a year is it i think it's in that ballpark it's a very small amount really very very very

01:12:59.140 difficult to live on it if you if one way or another if you're rich enough where you just

01:13:03.520 don't need that then you don't get just as paul amos has very magnanimously said

01:13:09.880 even though he's paid into it for his whole life he'd be prepared to not get it if it helps others

01:13:17.780 that's very magnanimous very generous fair-minded of you Paul

01:13:23.500 yeah because there'll be some people who like your good self you can get by without it and

01:13:30.140 there's other people that are going to freeze or starve to death without it

01:13:32.980 who paid into it in their whole life it wasn't really necessarily their fault they never made

01:13:39.860 loads of money throughout their life they tried they worked hard they thought their state pension

01:13:44.580 would be enough to see them through in their old age yeah means tested maybe that's the way to go

01:13:53.220 well obviously the way to go is to deport the millions of people of which a fair few will be

01:13:57.700 claiming a pension state pension send them back to their countries of origin if they're foreign

01:14:02.100 Okay the next two are from

01:14:06.880 Emily Forrestor

01:14:09.040 The first one she says

01:14:10.440 Labour's plan for more Afghans and Palestinians

01:14:12.880 Why yeah I saw that

01:14:14.040 Andy Burnham wants more safe and legal routes

01:14:15.920 Specifically for Afghans and Palestinians

01:14:18.580 Statistically per capita

01:14:22.200 Very very likely to be militant

01:14:24.220 Statistically per capita

01:14:27.280 Involved in violent crime

01:14:29.660 Organised crime

01:14:31.480 sex crime

01:14:33.160 and he wants more of those

01:14:37.940 specifically those

01:14:39.020 more safe and legal routes

01:14:40.340 for those

01:14:40.900 evil

01:14:44.300 evil

01:14:44.740 why do they want

01:14:45.980 the fabric of our society

01:14:48.100 to be ruined

01:14:49.080 why do they want our women and children

01:14:50.500 to be in more danger

01:14:51.580 don't tell me

01:14:54.520 it's just a morally right thing to do

01:14:56.220 don't tell me that Britain

01:14:57.520 should be a refugee camp

01:14:59.160 for the whole world

01:15:00.120 Not interested in hearing that

01:15:02.580 Don't ask me for any more compassion

01:15:05.340 To unlock my compassion

01:15:07.200 No, done with that

01:15:08.760 His name was Wayne Broadcast

01:15:10.820 Her name was Rihanna White

01:15:16.800 Okay, the second one from Emily Forrestore says

01:15:23.640 Two most dangerous people on earth who hate us

01:15:27.080 No

01:15:27.380 Oh, Afghans and Palestinians

01:15:29.380 yeah they're not inclined to come here and love england and britain and britishness and

01:15:35.280 assimilate don't want them to anyway they've got their own countries stay there don't want you on

01:15:41.920 my island tatum 2733 says says an aspect of modernity is that for some reason we need capital

01:15:56.120 letters we need our enemies to be clownish rather than just wrong anyone

01:16:01.700 does this left and right it's it everyone does this left and right it's

01:16:05.360 silly

01:16:09.240 it's sort of saying

01:16:12.540 we don't give our enemies enough credit we sort of downplay them make them out

01:16:16.220 to be clowns even though there is more malevolent than that is that what you're

01:16:21.140 sort of saying there I mean I would agree with that if that is what you're

01:16:23.420 Getting that

01:16:24.280 Of what you're saying

01:16:24.800 Completely agree

01:16:25.780 Yeah

01:16:26.020 Oh those leftists

01:16:27.860 They're just clowns

01:16:28.680 They're just idiot clowns

01:16:29.840 No it's worse than that

01:16:31.040 Isn't it

01:16:31.440 Not just stupid

01:16:33.860 Right

01:16:35.040 The old argument of

01:16:35.900 Is it

01:16:36.920 Is it incompetence

01:16:39.300 Or is it malice

01:16:40.100 Right

01:16:41.340 Yeah

01:16:42.140 Malice

01:16:43.700 If that's what you're saying

01:16:46.500 Sorry Tatum

01:16:47.040 If I've misconstrued

01:16:48.920 Your point

01:16:49.360 I think that's what you're saying

01:16:50.240 Okay

01:16:51.280 sober martian says bo stop lying there is no way one one man can have hours and hours of long-form

01:17:00.700 history themed content for as little as five pound a month preposterous you set him up i'll

01:17:07.720 knock him out of the park yeah on bo day's epochs behind the the paywall on lowseaters.com do

01:17:13.040 consider heading over there there really is hundreds and hundreds of long-form history

01:17:18.040 themed content there it's called epochs bodade's epochs you can get all the previews 10 15 20

01:17:23.980 minutes a piece if you want the whole long form thing an hour an hour and a half sometimes more

01:17:27.800 you would have to sign up you can actually i think you can buy individual videos for like one

01:17:32.520 dollar or something or one pound if you only fancy one you see one i'm only interested in that

01:17:37.460 yeah i'm up to episode two over 280 what is it this week harry 282 283 yeah something like that

01:17:45.840 yeah all sorts of stuff from gobekli tepi through to what's the most i think the most

01:17:51.740 up-to-date one i did was the 1980 iranian embassy siege or have i done something on

01:17:56.440 i don't think newer than that was there one on black wednesday john major and the run on the

01:18:03.380 pound but they're nearly all ancient medieval stuff a fair few on world war one your bit on

01:18:10.100 world war two a lot of it is medieval history ancient history my undergrad is in ancient

01:18:15.060 history so my real wheelhouse is ancient history stuff loads hundreds hundreds oh it's all there

01:18:20.580 it's all real yeah i'm not lying sober martian accuses me of lying there but i i promise you

01:18:28.900 i'm not i promise you i'm not a body of work built up over more than five years okay thank you for

01:18:34.920 the super chat sober martian i freddy coco it's quite a funny name i'm not sure i've seen that

01:18:40.580 one before at ifreddycoco says what's going on with shipping excellent youtube channel

01:18:47.340 that's what you that's what you're saying there's a youtube channel called what's going on with

01:18:52.700 shipping is that what you're saying okay okay i'll check that out that's the sort of thing i would i

01:19:00.440 find interesting and important honestly the world really goes round on air freight and shipping it

01:19:08.600 really does okay irwin romulus how are you sir says demographics are destiny yeah they are

01:19:18.400 more safe and legal racism if anything

01:19:21.360 that's close to t's and c's but i've said it now okay mr dicky bingo how are you sir he says

01:19:31.240 do you think a few young kids from london would get out into the country in a van with barrels

01:19:36.400 with barrels to pinch some diesel

01:19:40.320 I think they were trying to steal diesel

01:19:43.740 do you think a few young kids from London

01:19:49.800 could get out into the country in a van with barrels to pinch some diesel

01:19:53.840 oh maybe yeah maybe they were maybe they're doing that yeah

01:19:57.080 no idea what they were doing

01:19:58.720 they have three vans and also the other thing I didn't say

01:20:02.700 is that the woman do you remember yesterday I reported or it was reported

01:20:06.100 and i then read it out that she said there was more than five she said more than five

01:20:10.940 between eight and ten she's doubled down on that again today she said no there's definitely

01:20:15.160 more than five there's more like eight or ten of them

01:20:17.380 what were they really doing all right the penultimate one here this morning

01:20:27.020 james lee pevenhall says before the police it was county sheriff's men

01:20:32.480 good point it's not that there was no equivalent of law enforcement it was very very very minimal

01:20:40.900 wasn't it depends how far you go back i mean the early 19th century is very different to the 13th

01:20:47.080 century for example isn't it fair point all right more articulate on last two tatum tatum says all

01:20:53.180 capitals i haven't read this yet but it's all capitals they say bow exclamation mark you don't

01:20:58.500 have wrong form content on uh on greco bactria i have i remember this sorely when i rule the world

01:21:09.640 you'll be sentenced to one year in india oh that's a bit harsh isn't it that's draconian

01:21:15.520 there's no need for that come on mate calm down that's

01:21:19.160 come on let's get some perspective here that's a that's a that's a terrible terrible uh sentence

01:21:27.680 Absolutely

01:21:29.060 As cruel and unusual

01:21:31.800 To spend a year in India

01:21:34.020 No thanks

01:21:35.600 No no

01:21:36.840 I can't

01:21:39.180 I'd have to do something drastic to avoid that

01:21:41.760 Greco Bactria

01:21:44.480 Well on

01:21:45.460 On History Bro

01:21:47.900 I've got

01:21:49.300 I've at least got long form content there

01:21:51.220 All about Alexander the Great

01:21:52.680 Well actually also on Epochs

01:21:54.220 Was it with Apostolic Majesty

01:21:57.240 but the longest film content on history bro and there's no paywall there that's all free my other

01:22:01.340 channel i've got another channel called history bro and there's no paywall there head over there

01:22:05.840 they've got an early video two videos two and a half hours a piece in conversation with mr cole

01:22:12.240 benjamin aka sargon of a cad so five hours of me and cole chatting about alexander the great

01:22:18.220 Loads of quotes from like Aryan

01:22:21.640 Or whatever

01:22:23.500 Diodorus

01:22:24.280 Curtius

01:22:25.960 All the sources

01:22:28.380 It's good content

01:22:30.200 It's proper quality 5 hour content

01:22:32.500 Quoting from the original

01:22:34.380 Ancient sources

01:22:35.860 Of course there we talk about Bactria

01:22:38.380 Right? Greco-Bactria

01:22:39.820 Alexander

01:22:41.660 Conquers Bactria

01:22:43.740 Modern day Afghanistan

01:22:44.840 Kind of, roughly

01:22:46.800 So yeah

01:22:49.140 Tatum I have

01:22:50.380 At least a bit

01:22:53.660 Okay and the last one here today

01:22:55.680 Is also from Tatum

01:22:56.540 It says

01:22:56.860 I mean like calling plain looking people weird

01:23:02.300 That's what you said

01:23:04.540 Okay

01:23:07.500 I'm not sure exactly

01:23:08.580 Is that that

01:23:09.860 That Anya actress woman again

01:23:11.220 You're referencing to

01:23:11.920 I don't know

01:23:12.380 Okay

01:23:13.140 You just put

01:23:14.360 I mean like calling plain people looking weird.

01:23:20.580 Okay, all right, I'm going to move on.

01:23:22.200 That's the show.

01:23:22.920 It's now 23 minutes past nine in the AM

01:23:24.860 on Tuesday, the 29th of September

01:23:26.840 in the year of our Lord, 2026.

01:23:28.100 You've been the glorious band

01:23:28.800 that chose a few of my band of brothers and sisters.

01:23:30.920 Thank you for joining me.

01:23:31.860 Without you guys, it isn't a thing.

01:23:33.340 Try and make the best of the day ahead.

01:23:34.620 Carpe diem, seize the day if you can.

01:23:36.540 The most valuable thing you will ever have is your time.

01:23:38.920 Everything else is of no real value to you, ultimately.

01:23:41.940 Gold, silver, gems, cars, houses

01:23:44.520 You can't take it with you, can you?

01:23:46.240 You've got a finite amount of time on this earth

01:23:47.640 Finite number of days on this earth

01:23:49.960 It's a harsh truth

01:23:52.860 Try and make it count if you can

01:23:54.420 Alright, I don't want to get too preachy

01:23:55.680 You do you

01:23:56.120 Until tomorrow morning then guys

01:23:57.340 Take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 29, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 29th September 2026

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