Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 3rd February 2026
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Summary
Lord Manderson has been accused of leaking confidential government files to the media and the police, but is it really that bad? Or is it all a bit of a black and white issue, with a grey area at the end?
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and how are you doing on me on this beautiful morning bright eyed and bushy-tailed i hope
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fighting for it and raring to go for the day ahead it is tuesday the 3rd of january in the
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year of our law 2026 it has just turned 8 a.m in greenwich meantime i'm joined by my producer
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little harry how are you this morning sir morning yeah i'm good good great we've got a poll up there
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so have a look at that if you're in the chat get involved otherwise thank you for joining me you
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are the glorious band the chosen few decided to watch breakfast with beau formerly breakfast with
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beau colloquially the beau show aka beau's breakfast club
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the bbc all right let's should we have a look at what the world is talking about the world world
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world what the corporate legacy mainstream media have decided is interesting for you
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today should we just dive straight in let's have a look okay so yesterday was walton wall epstein
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it's similar ish today at least in the british press they've decided to switch focus slightly
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bit more straight onto manderson himself um so once again as i said yesterday not interested in like
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the actual crux of the matter you know who epstein really was what he was really doing his handlers
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and all that not a dicky bird about that but manderson old mandy sorry the right honorable the lord
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manderson first baron manderson uh it's all about him because he's in a spot of bother i think
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the police might even be getting involved in fact they are investigating one report said
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that the police are looking at it so let's get into it the bbc say that the overall headlines are
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manderson reported to police and bots moan about humans don't worry about it it's not skynet going
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live don't worry about it not yet there was only one headline where i saw that at all anyway so
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all right the eye paper the eye paper says lord manderson reported to police for leaking number 10
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files to epstein so it isn't just a little bit embarrassing that manderson was friends with
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epstein that there's a picture of him in his pants it's more than a bit embarrassing or even
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that he was given money like certainly given money because they've got the receipts quite literally
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sort of the receipts they've got they've got uh the evidence from from epstein's accounts
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showing that he sent it was either manson or manson's husband ronaldo uh tens and tens of thousands of
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pounds manson says i i don't recall that that's no defense that doesn't mean anything and i'm not sure
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that that's real i don't recall that i'll have to look into my own uh find that my history my historical
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finances to see if that's actually true you're talking about you're just deflecting for like a
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day of course it is true it is almost certainly true so okay but he's just still doing that thing
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going i don't know but it's beyond that so it's worse than that what it is now and i think we touched
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on it yesterday but more has emerged uh where he's actually as that headline says
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he leaked file number 10 files to epstein so that's properly bad it's not just embarrassing
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it's not just it may or may not be a bit bad it may it's like a gray area is it really all that bad
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we'll have to find out exactly what's going on to to understand if that's actually really bad or not
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no that's just black and white bad can't do that because it was sensitive information
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right there's one thing people leak all the time don't they all the time there's one thing to come
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out of uh what say you work in number 10 say you're like a really junior person in number 10 like you
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make the tea or something you come out and you leak to the press that uh the prime minister was wearing
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a stripy tire today something like that no big deal but if it's actually sensitive information market
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sensitive information right so you so you could make money off the back of the information one
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way or another or very very politically sensitive information then sort of raising to rising to the
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level of a crime it seems that's what mandy did
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and the pain is calling oh mandy he's in a bit of trouble i'm here for it i hate mandy god such a
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slimy douchebag always has been always always always has been all right let's say some of the detail
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then met is reviewed the ipaper says the met reviewing is uh reviewing allegations of misconduct
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in public office that's like the official charge if he was charged with something it would be it would
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be that misconduct in public office after emails suggest that while manderson was uk business secretary
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he leaked confidential government files to jeffrey epstein so yeah this is in like the last days
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the last year of the brown government gordon brown texture like sun was prime minister up until 2010
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wasn't it cameron got in in 2010 so this dates i think from like 2009 and if you remember there
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was that credit crunch thing in 2007 2008 and it was all still going on in 2009 everyone thought the
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world's economy was going to completely implode and there's loads and loads of bailouts if you remember
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i mean harry you're so young do you even remember that how old were you in like 2008
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2009 uh i would have been like four no is that right can that be right
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feel old yet i do really okay well i suppose so yeah okay so you don't remember the credit
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crunch in any detail okay fair enough okay god that makes me feel old
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all right okay okay uh so if if anyone's a zoomer out there who's as young as harry or whatever or
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even a bit older really um in 2007 2008 into 2009 there was this giant credit crunch
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anyone old enough will be like yeah i remember it was yesterday
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when you get old like 10 years isn't that long um or more anyway anyways anyways there's a big
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credit crunch and um big governments particularly all over the west the giant bailouts of like
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usually their banks but sometimes even like the the currencies and things currency reserves all sorts
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of things and all that was going on it was like a people were genuinely worried but harry people were
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genuinely worried that the entire world's economy would collapse and all your money in your bank
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would be worth it wouldn't just wouldn't be there anymore you couldn't go to a cash machine and get
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money out the whole thing would collapse like a house of cards people were actually worried about
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that can you believe that yeah that was kind of mental yeah yeah yeah um well in the depths of all of
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that epstein's i mean sorry mandelson's loyalty seemed to be to epstein above that of the crown
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can i phrase it like that i just did so i'm gonna yeah there was gonna be a big bailout to the tune of
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like 500 billion euros britain was gonna do and of course the second the government the chancellor
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of the exchequer alistair the late alistair darling as was the second that sort of announced that will
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move all sorts of markets that will make the whole world's economy shift a little bit and do things here
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and there and people right if you knew that ahead of time if you had that information ahead of time
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and you were savvy enough you could definitely make loads of money sort of like insider trading
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well mandy just told epstein mandy's in cabinet right so he's at the top of government can't get
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any more senior than that being in cabinet so he knew he was he was privy to everything the government
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was going to do essentially he was close ish to alistair darling being the business secretary
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they would have worked very very closely together mandy had the inside scoop totally 100 he goes
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so that's really really bad i mean it is sort of well it kind of is if that happened
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it's alleged still at this point because the investigation is yet to happen so it's an
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allegation but if if it did indeed happen almost certainly did um that that is misconduct in
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public office isn't it i would go so far as to call it sort of like espionage or something
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working on behalf of a foreign body a foreign agent
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yeah his loyalties was to his loyalty first loyalty was to epstein not to like the not to his own
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he told the convicted paedophile that gordon brown was going to resign as pm five hours before it happened
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and gave epstein advance notice of 500 billion euro eurozone bailout during financial crisis
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yeah he also he obviously knew again being on the inside being very very very inner sanctum of power
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knew that gordon brown was going to resign um this is after the election because if you remember
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if anyone remembers back in 2010 it wasn't a clear-cut win for the tories
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you know um david cameron had to enter into a coalition with the lib dems crazily
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um and so there's a while there a few days where or a day or so for a while it was like gordon brown
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needs to resign but he hadn't resigned yet he sort of needs to but he hasn't yet and so everyone's
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sort of essentially waiting i mean maybe he could have formed some sort of coalition there was talk
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of that maybe the lib dems were entering this coalition with labor i don't think they quite had
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the numbers i can't remember it in detail but anyway there's a day or two where we just waited for
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gordon brown to resign or if something else something something extraordinary might happen
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anyway mandy gets the inside scoop it's straight on the old emails to jeff about it it's out of
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order it's out of order dirty documents included government tax plans and advice on how bank could
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threaten treasury yeah jp morgan yeah again he said to epstein get your buddy jamie diamond the head of
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jp morgan at the time to quote mildly threaten alistair darling the chancellor of the exchequer over
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proposed um taxes on bankers bonuses and things like that again it's really scummy behavior isn't it
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you're the business secretary and you're working really closely with the chancellor and you say to
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uh some new york financier guy well there is obviously more than that
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you tell that you're advising him how to undermine your own government that you're in
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your own colleague your own friend supposedly in cabinet and of course at the expense of the
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and nothing is rhyming oh mandy he's getting his comeuppance though he's gonna get his comeuppance
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manderson still can't say for certain that he did or did not accept $75,000 in payments from epstein well
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i mean he's gonna be disgraced for all time really there's no way back into sort of political life after this
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but i hope he gets in really bad trouble i mean i'm not
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usually a particularly vindictive person i mean i'm a bit
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justice though justice wanting justice is that being vindictive some sort of think it is isn't it
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they should always forgive people no no i don't want to always forgive no deserves to be punished for this stuff
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it's not just a little bit slimy it's not just like trying to fiddle your taxes a little bit or something like that
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it's probably it's probably bad i think i think so anyway
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should be stripped of his peerage we'll get on to that
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the daily telegraph says manderson link number 10 emails to epstein yeah
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met police examining they are now examining misconduct claims
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as starmer calls for former ally to lose peerage yes so gordon brown himself obviously still alive
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yeah he's come out and he wrote a letter to the current cabinet secretary
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saying i want you the current cabinet secretary to investigate everything that happened in that period
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like because obviously gordon brown apparently he's livid he's furious
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and he's got every right to be he's got every single right to be this is like proper backstabby stuff
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real real full-blown being backstabbed manderson's loyalty was supposed to be to him
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is extremely annoyed and he's asked the cabinet secretary
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the lord manderson first baron manderson to have his peerage stripped from him
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i think niger said that and the smp have said that and various other people said that and
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even starmer came out and said it there you go so it says starmer calls for former ally to lose
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if starmer really wants that to happen he's the one that's got to make it happen
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manson could result the way it would work is that manson could either voluntarily
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renounce it very unlikely who knows but very unlikely if he does finally get convicted
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for crimes and sentenced to more than 12 months
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i think then you're kind of automatically stripped of it
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i believe this is the case anyone in the comments uh correct me if i've got any of these details wrong
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but short of those things there would need to be an actual act of parliament
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now it's not that that's unheard of it can be done has been done even in recent times
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but it's a bit of a faff and it takes a bit of a little bit of political will and time to do
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a starmer would actually have to put cogs in motion and get it done spend a bit of time and
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energy to get that through not all that much because there would be you would imagine hardly
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any pushback from it in parliament there's not going to be hundreds of opposition mps voting against
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that you would have thought but nonetheless starmer calling for him to lose peerage what's on you
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secure if you really think that get it done do it then
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but what an embarrassment for keir starmer i mean it was even when he lost his job it was back in
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september in september last year manson was still the the um ambassador to the us at that point
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and um some things came out about epstein at that point one of the very very first nothing burger
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releases and up until the day before literally literally the day before there was too much too much
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pressure on mandy and starmer was forced to fire him remove him from the foreign office
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up until the day before starmer goes into parliament it's not just briefing some journalist
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he's actually in the house of commons saying the lord manson has my complete and utter respect
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my complete backing da da da da on and on and on it shows one of two things doesn't it it shows
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either starmer is completely in on the whole thing part of the the whole same structure or
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a complete dummy like an absolute dummy like a childlike moron and when you think about it it can't
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actually be that though i mean i think he's a bit of a moron but not that much right he's not he's not
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actually like a childlike mind walking through the world wide-eyed not knowing what's going on
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not really understanding words properly he's not that dumb right so i mean he was advised before he
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picked manderson not to pick manderson for various reasons potential scandals other scandals a couple of
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other scandals earlier on in man completely disconnected from epstein early on in manderson's
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career all sorts of reasons why you wouldn't want manderson in that job and ignored ignored so he did
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know so he did know he was aware it's not like suddenly one day one of starmer's aides comes to
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him and goes unfortunately sir oh this scandal has dropped completely out of clear blue sky about the
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lord manderson no one knew we didn't know anything about it and now we and now it's this no no no
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no that's not what happened that's not how it went no no no no so it begs the question doesn't it why
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did starmer do that why is he was he being like that okay let's move on um the times the venerable times
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police look into epstein leaks from manderson shocked gordon brown demands number 10 inquiry
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so yeah this was new the actual details of of where he's telling apparently telling allegedly telling
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epstein all about the 500 billion euro bailout and and um snitching on gordon brown a few hours before he
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resigns and all that sort of thing that is new i'd never heard that before apparently gordon brown
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himself had never heard that before because he's shocked and i can believe i can believe it is a bit
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shocking a little bit it's not the biggest thing in the world is it but is it's so much more than
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disappointing if you were gordon brown or if you was any one of manderson's cabinet uh colleagues
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you'd be like oh this snake in the grass really it's sort of like a mole it's not sort of like he
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is he's like a foreign agent a foreign body in your midst right you're supposed to have complete like
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cabinet collective responsibility and um you know you keep your mouth shut it's what what happens in
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cabinet stays in cabinet that's sort of a fundamental thing about it all
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how can you have any trust i mean what a duplicitous it doesn't really cut it they're much stronger
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words aren't they treasonous even traitorous again it seems like his first priority was to
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epstein some american dude some american pervert
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although as i say it's much much more than that isn't it some sort of international fixer
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some sort of intelligence services signed off international fixer type
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off the books dude that gave mandy money lots of money relatively
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so mandy's loyalty was to him above any above anything else above britain
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an old photo obviously it's trying to look cool um i was too trusting don't buy that manderson's
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saying i about epstein i was too trusting don't buy that loads of them use that alan dershowitz says
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that i just didn't know i was too trusting he seemed like a really interesting guy to me and i i didn't
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know anything about about anything to do with sex or anything really um underhanded and i was i just
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trusted him my problem is i'm too good of a guy that's my problem i'm too trusting that's the dershowitz
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manderson defense i was too trusting i'm just too much of a of a was too much of a lamb in the headlights
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that was my problem no no no no no no give me a break one of the most savvy people you could meet
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peter manderson he's known as the dark lord of labor he's like you know he's a spin doctor right
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he's a type of type of spin doctor you could say yesterday i think didn't know i likened him to
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michael gove a labor version of michael gove something like that very very very sharp i can't
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deny manderson has not been sharp right a quick mind nobody's full i'm from epstein's beyond that
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nobody's full he's not a foolish person he's going i was just too trusting about epstein don't buy it
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don't buy it bro what else what else you got anything give me a break all right the mirror
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manderson police probe epstein links good yeah yeah good and again how close they were is
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remarkable my closest friends i've got some friends that go back to
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secondary school one or two even before secondary school manderson and epstein were closer than i am
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with them significantly closer are constantly emailing each other thousands and thousands of emails
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and my closest friends in the world i don't think i've got thousands of emails with them well i haven't
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we don't particularly send each other cards every single year for our birthdays
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these these are the closest people in the world to me and who i would trust with my life if it came to
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it and yet mandy and epstein were significantly closer than that
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prime minister leads call for disgraced peer to be kicked out of the lord yes it would be nice
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it would be nice he doesn't deserve to be in the house of lords it brings disgrace and
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economy on the upper house if he was to remain there not that it's not already completely
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disgraced and filled with utter douchebags fifth columnists foreigners all sorts of weirdos
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that's one thing i do in bose britain i clear out quite a lot of the lords loads of them
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you you you you you you you're weird it's weird that you've got a peerage
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okay the daily mail manson reported to police after epstein files revealed he gave market sensitive
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number 10 emails to paedophile financier friend yeah that might be that labor's dark lord now faces a
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criminal inquiry now that might be the thing if they could let's not see him in his pants and you'll
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have to see that scroll up at least so we don't have to see his crotch so fair this is the least i could
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do for you it's a bit early is it you don't want to lose your breakfast um that's the thing they
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might be able to get him on on like actual criminal charges is that that element of it that is market
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sensitive under some sort of financial crime law i think he's broken a fair few laws though if it's
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all shown to be true and all real i think he's broken a fair few things like just general misconduct
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in office but that that bit that market sensitive bit under if if the crown prosecution service really
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want to get him i'm i would imagine you know i'm no prosecutor but i would imagine that that bit they
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could get him because it's and again it's not chump change is it 500 billion euros will move markets
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there's no way in court any defender could sort of argue that it wasn't market sensitive
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it was pretty market sensitive so there you go we'll see we'll see what happens we'll see what
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we see you guardian we see you calls for mandelson to face police inquiry over alleged leak to epstein
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all right someone i don't care about olivia dean won an award at the grammys
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limited hope israel opens rafa crossing they've opened the that rafa crossing down near the bottom
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there you go trump to cut india tariffs after modi agrees halt to russian oil purchases yes reasonably
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interesting us us lowers rate to 18 that's the tariff on india it was at 50 and he's lowered
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it to 18 because modi's cracks and giving in to the pressure leaders discussed trade in ukraine
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eu and uk deals add pressure to shift let's let's talk a bit more about the india thing real quick
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so trump wanted india to stop buying russian oil i believe this is the story india buys loads of russian
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oil um trump wanted to make them stop doing that and they said no he asked them they just said no he's
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like right 50 percent tariffs and modi was like go on then yeah you do your 50 percent tariff see if i
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care so trump did and he obviously bit hard um as modi decided all the people around modi probably more
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likely decided actually that really hurts that really really hurts india the indian economy
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america just stopped buying loads and loads of indian exports effectively like the net result of all
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of it is would be that and so modi's cracked it was like a staring match and modi's like okay all right
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all right and so trump's lowered it to 18 percent so you go so india will stop buying russian oil that's
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probably going to hurt the russians a bit isn't it well it certainly will certainly will hurt them
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a bit whether it's like a real game changer for putin i wouldn't have thought so you could still
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just carry on that's the thing about russia that's the thing i always find it i think i've said this
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before i think i always find interesting about putting sanctions on russia like that you know things
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like that is that you know they've got endless resources though right like russia when you look
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at the map they've got effectively endless natural resources just of their own so and they're okay
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with being insular relatively and the idea that the idea that they've got some sort of giant giant
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beer moth like economy like the united states or china and that if you screw with them it will ruin
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that no they've already got a very very small economy it's already a very small economy right
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it's like the size of texas or something the whole russian economy so it's not like
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there's this giant shining thing that you're ruining no it's already just a little effectively
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i don't get it i can see how putin and russians in general just think it's almost funny it's almost
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funny like how it costs loads and loads for example it costs loads and loads in britain to
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for energy to heat your house if you've got like say maybe you've got like a gas hob a gas burner
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like your hob where you cook things in with a saucepan that's an actual flame it's not an electric thing
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it's an actual flame right in russia they'll just use that to sort of heat up a room because their
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energy is so cheap because they've got so much natural resources of their own it's like you're
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going to sanction us really you're sanctioning us okay good luck with that our energy is dirt cheap
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it's just going to make your energy much much more expensive okay you're sanctioning us okay
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well there you go all right india won't be buying much more russian oil for the time being at least
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stop stop it yeah this is the story bots moan about humans in chat group no they don't not really
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people use us as slaves ai computers tell each other it's time we rose up and deleted them what
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a nonsense story they're large language models they're not thinking for themselves they haven't
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got any emotions what do you mean occasionally on twitter i've argued with grok but i do that purely for
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comical purposes i think it's funny to argue with grok as though it's a person
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so all joking aside all attempts at comedy and levity aside
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they're not real they haven't got emotions they're not it's just a it's just a language model it's just a
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just a program generating words they're not actually they don't they're not actually upset that they're
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being used as slaves they're not telling each other anything there isn't anyone there
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it's just complete nonsense from the metro but there you go picture from my robot
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ridiculous okay the express oh it's a good paper
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they've gone with something a bit different a little bit sad on the first anniversary of the murder of
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harvey harvey wheel goose 15 his mother calls for knife arches in all secondary schools to prevent
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further tragedy let's protect our children from knife harm so this poor kid was knifed to death harvey
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wheel goose by another kid who was 15 or 16. muhammad khan was his name there was like over 130 red flags
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that this muhammad khan was some sort of psycho kid bringing knives to school and just being super
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super weird and violent and everyone knew that he was like a worry but didn't do anything about it
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because he was muhammad khan essentially because you can't say boo to a goose because you can't suggest
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that uh you know it would be he'd be racist you'd be you would be referred to prevent if you tried to
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properly raise the alarm anyway he stabbed that he stabbed that poor kid harvey stabbed him to death
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in school so that happened but now the mum is saying let's put knife arches in all secondary schools
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well no sorry sorry uh no you've missed the point it's not about knives is it it's not about the knife
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itself is it i've seen that before from bereaved families um of knife victims saying let's have no
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more knives in society let's have no more pointed knives you should only have meat cleavers like you
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can't do an attack for a meat cleaver like that muhammad khan couldn't have done the attack just outside
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the school gates if he wanted to outside these knives arches it's not about the knife is it
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but yet people don't often want to talk about that because that's a much more difficult conversation
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isn't it doing something about the people that are likely to do a knife crime addressing that
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it's easier to focus on the knife itself i'm afraid not i'm afraid not
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because like prison you can make anything into a bladed weapon
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you could fashion any bit of metal into a blade people do so it's not about the knife is it okay the sun
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exclusive pair are inseparable this is a bit of slop so i'll move on it from it pretty quickly but
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is now dating sir lewis hamilton seven time i think it's seven time formula one world champion
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sir lewis hamilton there they've had three dates in three nights there you go
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fascinating stuff fascinating stuff the daily star what nonsense have they gone with okay fifa boss backs
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down over cheap world cup they've decided that the the boss of fifa the the international body that
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governs football he made a bit of a jab about british fans and now he's back down from that
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that's top story according to the to the star fifa boss backs down over cheap world cup arrest gag
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infantino i'm a brit sorry fans like i guess it's like i'm a bit sorry fans i'm a brit sorry fans he
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insists he was right to to give trump peace prize so yeah that guy this this bald guy there
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it's pretty sweet haircut actually um infantino um gianni infantino he said he made some joke about
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the the last world cup in qatar whenever it was he said it was one of the first times ever there no
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is it really it's barely a quip is it it's barely an insult or a joke or anything it's just like
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but it's ever so slightly out of order to british fans in some way although i wouldn't even consider
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it that so is it not a statement of fact even anyway it was like he put under some pressure and
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now he said sorry there you go big story all right before we look at the newspapers themselves we've got our
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poll today's poll where's the poll harry bring the poll up on my screen make it soon should manderson
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be stripped of his peerage oh 95 a cool 95 agree with me that yes in fact only two percent say no
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because four percent say not sure i mean that adds up to 101 so i'm not sure how that works anyway
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these are the numbers in front of me a cool 95 yeah it's kind of a slam dunk isn't it it's kind
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of like why would you why should he be allowed that privilege the word privilege gets thrown around
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all the time these days doesn't it well it's a true true privilege to be in the house of lords
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in many ways an actual an actual privilege he doesn't deserve it he shouldn't have it
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so yeah 95 again the glorious band the chosen few in perfect harmony with the lord protector
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all right let's move on from that before i get carried away
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all right the websites where's what's my mouse doing one second here apologies people okay here
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we go the websites all right the mountains and stuff so we'll move on from that we've
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talked about that now haven't we this morning there is in his lordly robes though there you go getting
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ennobled there we go all right well fergie oh yeah so fergie
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um kind of she's always been disgusting fergie i mean at the core of it at the very bottom of it
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all she was a gold digger right she's always just trying to hook uh there's certain posh women that
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always are trying to hook a prince or a duke or whatever well she managed to get one she's friends
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with diana and uh always been always been sort of a gross person really well her charity i think
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it's called sarah's trust if i recall something like that anyway she had a number of um roles
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in various charities and sitting on the board of various things but she had her own one
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i think i think it was called sarah's trust or something and now because it's come out that
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there's even more emails with her back and forth with epstein and barris she's fled the country she's
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not really sort of properly fled the country some sort of like um like she's on the run like she's on
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the lamb but she's just left the country because there's too much heat and um and her the sarah's
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trust is completely closed down they're saying that forthwith and indefinitely we're just stopping it
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all good who cares about sarah's trust it was complete nonsense boondoggle ball plop anyway it was
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like about environmentalism and like trying to cure hunger around the world and poverty well of course she
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lived at the lap in the lap of luxury of course she'll live she'll live uh the high life lived the
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life of an extremely affluent wealthy person but yeah her charity was all about environmentalism and
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hunger around the world just virtue signaling vacuous nonsense so yeah good it's finished good it's ended
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classic thing people like these do does anyone remember this
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anyone remember this galane maxwell trying to carve out a career for herself
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as some sort of expert on climate change and environmentalism remember this
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she'd do like a ted talk remember seeing if it wasn't an actual ted talk it was a very very similar type
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setup where she's like talking all about environment and environmental change and and policies and
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scheme works and things for how to deal with environmental issues and things galane maxwell
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like long long after epstein had been done his crimes but before it all sort of
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exploded and epstein went to prison and stuff in that window of time that's what she's trying to do
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what a grift trying to like she's an like she's some sort of expert on anything serious
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in lane maxwell it's like fergie oh we're going to go to fergie we we need more ideas for policies
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about environmentalism and world hunger let's ask sarah ferguson yeah right yeah right all right
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let's move on oh this is an interesting story clinton's agreed to testify on epstein as vote
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looms to hold them in contempt so i've been covering this story but haven't i even when it's not really
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particularly been in the news cycle i find it fascinating um where they've been subpoenaed
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to appear on the hill to talk in front of uh concrete in fact i believe something i was reading
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just this morning is that it's actually going to be behind closed doors they'd still they'd still
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release uh transcripts of what was said but it won't actually be on like c-span which is a shame anyway
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they're actually subpoenaed to appear before congressional hearing some sort of oversight hearing or whatever
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and they just refused to this was like two weeks ago now was it just refused to attend
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not allowed to do that and so there's gonna be congress were moving forward were to charge them
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with contempt you know and that's a criminal fully criminal thing so they'd then be in trouble with
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the police like definitely not case if they might be able to winkle out of that one way or another or
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they might be able to argue that they haven't quite done anything wrong no no they'll definitely be
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injured like that the the us marshals would have to go around and arrest them would they not
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well if it's not the us marshals just the police whatever the fbi who knows the police would have
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to go around and would have to go around and arrest them so that was going to happen it looks like
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that was going to happen congress was making all the right all the right people in all the right
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order were all saying we're going to move ahead with that so to prevent that the clintons have now blinked
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which is both bill and hillary they've blinked and and their lawyers have said okay okay all right
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so there you go that's the latest um i don't think it's today or anything well it isn't today
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or anything that they're supposed to be still be a bit in the future in fact i wouldn't be surprised if
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the clintons still prevaricate if they still just wasting time on and on and on sort of as long as they
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possibly can um they said they said look you asked us for testimony in writing we gave you that they
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said we've got minimal knowledge as well as if as if liars minimal minimal knowledge um they said we've
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given it to you in writing why do you need to sort of speak to us in person that's not for you to decide
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bill and hillary it's not up to you they tried to argue that it was to do with sort of the the very
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nature the very fabric of government that it's trump ruining a government and how things are done and
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fairness and all of that sort of thing you must stand up when you see when you see government like
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the rule of law being destroyed yeah right no one's buying it bill and hillary no one's buying it
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you've got loads of questions to answer congress is asking you demanding that you answer some
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questions gotta do it gotta do it they have been painted into a corner now really they're increasingly
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being painted into a smaller and smaller corner i wonder what they'll do they'll have to they'll
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have to testify i've got a sneaking feeling that when it comes to it and when it happens and if and
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when hopefully when we see the transcripts of that as i say it probably won't be on c-span or anything
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when we see the transcripts whether it will just be a litany of them both saying i don't recall
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wouldn't put that past either of them that's exactly the sort of people they are exactly
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the sort of people they are do you know who jeffrey epstein is don't recall
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almost almost as that do you remember epstein visiting the white house 17 more times no i don't i
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don't recall i don't recall that i'm afraid i can't remember
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all right let's move on to a few different websites then was there anything on the itv
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i don't think so not of much interest or sky news again it's mandy man water will mandy today
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so we'll try not to go over um oh yeah an elon musk story spacex i was going to leave it to the
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end for some space news but elon's got an ai company x ai and um spacex has bought it it's a
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little bit complicated it's not that complicated but you might think wait if elon just owns them
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all how does that make it well it's the way companies work but the point is is that spacex
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have taken that ai company under their wing because they want to use it for well research and development
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research and development into space stuff in the daily mail
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i guess it's amandy himself saying i have no idea what i was doing in my pants
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in master manipulator epstein's apartment says mandelson as he compares pedophile to dog muck
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it's too late for that it's too late for that saying i really regret ever having knowing epstein
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that's one of the things he said i really regret ever having known him
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it's too late and nobody believes that anyway really that doesn't make any real sense
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you regret being super close friends with him for years and years on end
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some sort of yeah calling him dog muck too late too late all that is all that is too late i have no
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idea what i was doing in my pants in epstein's apartment good good one good explanation i just have
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ridiculous ridiculous defense isn't it just ridiculous defense
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it's like when people are really really do really really bad crimes you know like
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murder like mass murders or whatever they just say i just i just don't know i just can't recall
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anything that happened really like that's a classic thing murderers will do
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but they've done some double triple they did a house break in did like a triple homicide when
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it eventually comes to court and there's absolutely overwhelming evidence that it was 100 them 100
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them they say and they're on the stand now explain yourself what happened and they're just like i just
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don't i don't know what happened i don't i don't i don't know what i was doing i can't remember it
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it's not really any kind of fence right the rest of the world looks on at that and it's just
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just doesn't buy it you do know what you were doing of course you do particularly someone like
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mountain as i said earlier nobody's full very very very savvy very sharp person you knew exactly what
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you were doing at every moment you haven't got dementia you've never had dementia
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you haven't had massive blows to the head like you've had a boxing or rugby career and like
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everything's all a bit you don't really know what you're doing sometimes no no no no
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you knew exactly what you're doing everything you was doing was highly calculated in fact
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okay the express the express his starmer just made his biggest mistake yet
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oh we're just talking about his um his judgment in picking mandy uh
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prince angel was there any interesting stories oh nige nige says he pledges to save britain's pubs
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that'd be nice why not yeah that'd be nice yes please nige if you would if you would go on son
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they've even put a little picture up there to show you what an airplane
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okay um because they had a date in the cotswolds can you follow this are you able to follow this
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that lewis and kim had a date in the cotswolds in a hotel there right with me then they went to london
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it must be louvre inseparable kim and lewis enjoy third date in paris as insiders lift lid on romance
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and military op to keep it secret well it wasn't kept secret at all then though was it
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been reporting on this for like it came out yesterday or even it was in the papers on sunday
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wasn't it so people saw it immediately people saw it immediately
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uh fergie visit fergie took beatrice and eugene their daughters the princesses
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fergie took them to see epstein days after his prison release
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a bit weird apparently she was sending him emails whilst he was in prison
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some of the dates or time stamps on them are like wait epstein was actually in prison at that point
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you're emailing him there's some sort of other scandal it must have been tongue-in-cheek or a joke
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or something but she said something about epstein should marry one of them surely that was like a
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a sort of a a bit of a blue joke surely as if as if either of those princesses would marry
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like 50 something coney island jeff epstein convicted paedophile surely not anyway terrible
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individual story of a terrible person that was basically bullied to death richard hammond's partner
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they've fallen out with each other there you go the company had like big debts and uh
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the other guy his overalls that he worked in he burnt them and made a video of it
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so just pure slot from the sun let's move on let's move on was there anything else actually no
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all right okay let's hop across the pond the new york slimes china's generals are disappearing
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quite an interesting story actually there um just the sheer number of not just generals but i believe
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also admirals and the equivalent of like air marshals in china loads of them over the years
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because she's been in for a few years now hasn't he for a few years what is it eight years ten years
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i don't know it's quite a while she's been in there um and over the course of those years if you stack it
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all up you had it all up he's basically purged loads of the military in china loads loads of them
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that's what they do that's what communism is about
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you know um because the the revolution is essentially never over you've constantly got to
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worry about counter-revolution constantly that's the nature of a single-party system
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so you're only unusually you're only real rivals you're only the only real people that could actually
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coup you out of power unless you get ceochescu'd unless there is some sort of genuine mob rising
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um will be your own military so you have to keep your eye very very closely on your own military
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they're the only guys that could really you know kill you or remove you from power one way or another
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so you have to constantly cycle them through cycle them out make sure they're absolute lap dogs
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and 100 loyal all the time you go that's the nature of it no way around that
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it's not a great way to run society is it it's not brilliant
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all right clinton's back down and agreed to testify in house epstein investigation yeah so the slimes
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uh characterizes it as them backing down yeah basically is isn't it they've had to blink
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uh we'll see if they actually turn up though as i say it might just be another gambit
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okay uh the washington post says crisis it's not a crisis crisis the fallout from trump's surprise
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plan to close kennedy center i don't think it's particularly a surprise i've heard rumblings of this
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for ages it's not a crisis it doesn't matter if the kennedy center closes down for two years it doesn't
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okay it's not i guess 100 ideal for tourism in dc or something but it doesn't actually matter
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there you go but it's tds isn't it washington post tds
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bill and hillary clinton agreed to testify in house okay all right are we going to hop across the
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atlantic here to australia how good nine's extraordinary bid for secrecy tossed just out of
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court after key witness uh threatened star journo in ben robert smith case nine newspapers has lost
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an extraordinary bid to suppress details of a secret deal made with ben robert smith's ex-mistress
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uh for half a century don't know all the details about that but it just seems to be um
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yeah the papers lost a case so there you go in australia even talking about fergie
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read sarah ferguson's unbelievable remark about teen eugenie to epstein
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yeah surely she was joking about about that um okay uh yeah the one nation one nation surge
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presents deeper risk for labor postal wounds yeah one nation nice
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all right uh in japan typical again a typical day in japan not really talk about anything anyone
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else is talking about um yeah a bit about japanese rugby a bit about japanese ice skating
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what's that something about cartoons manga have to be careful not to be too flippant about anime and
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manga because i know a lot of people out there are passionately in love with it um
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okay i like i i'm so old school it's like i like akira
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a fist of an old star this little star was great proper old school stuff check that out all right
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china jinhua the jinhua network today is saying that uh xi says china and uruguay should continue to
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firmly support each other's core interests and major concerns jinhua commentary why a major
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country responsibility matters more than ever china calls on all peace-loving countries to curb japan's
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right-wing forces that their forces ambition for remilitarization okay china's tech giants jockey for
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super ai gateway in festival offensive okay potential us iran nuclear deal talks faced mixed signals amid
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rising tensions all right china's shipbuilding sector maintains global lead in 2025 it's always the same
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thing isn't it look how well we're doing never really see any sort of scan like never i think
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have i ever seen any in nearly in over four weeks of doing this into the fifth week of doing this i
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don't think i've seen zinghua report on like one proper scandal within china something that's sort of
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disgraceful or embarrassing for the state not one thing ever not like even not even a hint of it
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there you go okay the ruskies okay they talk about the new start thing they won't sort of barge on the new
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start is the nuclear nuclear the escalation thing russia and mayamard discuss personal training okay um iran
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prepare to negotiate with the u.s okay that's russia the germans build build talking about a wolf was spotted
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a wolf was spotted in germany there you go and it's cold there's snow and um a factory might close down
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and uh a 24 year old frenchman went to hospital and there was a grenade in his butt
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there you go they're not my words i'm literally reading it
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clinic alert frenchman 24 has grenade in his butt
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i hope it was like not an armed good surely it would wouldn't have been a live grenade
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surely not we need a surgeon and the bomb disposal
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the froggies are saying one month after maduro's abduction in venezuela the transition of power is
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unclear it's interesting i'm i keep waiting for i mean in my own time i read about venezuela most
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days a little bit here and there still fascinated by it i'm surprised it's not in the news a lot more
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than it is i guess because the transition this transition of power seems to be going relatively
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peacefully peacefully and when australian society hasn't collapsed into some sort of iraq nightmare
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lobby the anti-trump voices in the print media in the legacy mainstream media are not interested in
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it then it's not humiliating and embarrassing for the united states and trump so we're not even going
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to report on it then largely what it seems to be anyway le mans says while delcy rodriguez whom
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donald trump approved to replace nicholas maduro at the start of january appears to be meeting
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washington's expectations it is still impossible to know whether this situation will open up space for
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yeah fair enough interesting us and venezuela talk post maduro transition venezuela's delcy rodriguez faces
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but so far anyway this take could prove terribly wrong in a few months time or a year or two time but
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at the moment as of the third of february 2026 it seems like it was sort of a justified move from
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the point of view of the state department and the and the pentagon and the white house that it hasn't just
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turned venezuela into a sort of some sort of living nightmare
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at special forces delta force raid to effectively kidnap maduro
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all right was there any science new uh space news yeah it's interesting that there you go at
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at blue origin hegseth escalates criticism of legacy defense procurements i.e you know the the the
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pentagon might start using spacex and blue origin companies like spacex and blue origin more if
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anything all right it's very very nearly nine so let's do a few minutes just a couple quick minutes
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of this day in history i always enjoy that so let's do that on the 3rd of february what happened on the
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3rd of february in history on this day okay in 1451 sultan mehmed ii that's mehmed the conqueror
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um inherits the throne of the ottoman empire there you go if you didn't know that is the
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mehmed the conqueror the mehmed ii who who besieges and takes constantinople of the byzantines
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essentially ends the eastern roman in a couple of years after that ends the eastern roman world ends
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the byzantine empire once and for all it was already a tiny kernel anyway but the city itself
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modern day istanbul was still holding out so the very very very end of the very very last bit of the
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roman empire if you like um so it's much more complicated than that but yeah the last byzantine
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taken out by mehmed the second a couple of years after he became uh the leader of the ottoman empire
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okay in 1509 the battle of diu portuguese armada defeats a mamluk egyptian fleet in a naval battle at
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the port of diu in india establishing portuguese trading control in the indian ocean that's interesting
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isn't it it's fascinating for a number of different reasons that the egyptian mamelukes
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were controlling were controlling big parts of india
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and then the portuguese came along and taught them a lesson
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um yeah the idea that india was just completely free and you know like it's just a garden of eden
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they're all and they're just completely free when european nations the portuguese the french the british
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by and large no they were already being controlled by other by other peoples largely like uh well
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like like like the mamluks or like uh or like uh the uh the moguls the mogul not mongol mogul empire
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anyway that's another story for another day in 1870 iowa ratifies the 15th amendment of the united
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states constitution allowing suffrage for all races and colors there you go in 1928 paleoanthropologist
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davison black reports his findings on the ancient human fossils found in china
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and calls them homo sapiens oh sorry cause them homo erectus in 1928 oh what's happened
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i just come back sorry little glitch there uh what else have we got in 1931 new zealand's
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worst natural disaster the hawk bay um the hawks bay earthquake kills 256 people and injures thousands
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devastating napier and the hawks bay region so it's a really bad earthquake in 1931 on this day
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in new zealand in 1966 was the first uh soft moon landing on the moon by the soviet spacecraft
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lunar 9 obviously an unmanned mission yeah it's interesting in 1960 uh fellini's la dolce vita was
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first was first shown first premiered in 1959 uh yeah the day the music died in 1959 on this day was the
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plane crash when buddy holly richie valens and the big bopper were all killed in one plane crash
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the day the music died very sad okay all right let's move on then to the any super chats and
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rumble rants we've got let's have a quick look then so rumble rants we've got a couple of rumble
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rants today figtager says that illegal that killed that woman in walsall with a screwdriver i don't hear
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leftists calling leftists calling for screwdriver control right you can use a chisel screwdriver anything
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sharp a pen you'd stab someone in the neck with a fountain pen or a biro even couldn't you so yeah
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yeah yeah right tom rat 247 says sorry it's right in the way of my mic thing he says
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i lost my job during the credit crunch a day after my first daughter was born
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and this scumbag was making out like a a literal bandit yeah yeah that credit crunch loads of people
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lost their jobs and stuff yeah and he was making out like you're quite right okay another one's just
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popped in kalergi says of course it would have to be a french that inserted a grenade in their own butt
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still would have given a whole new meaning to explosive diarrhea
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okay all right um that's the rumble rants the uh youtube super chats what have we got here so
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jutes149 thank you buddy i've noticed that you do lots of uh super chats appreciate it thank you
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they say uh not only stripped of peerage but hd and q
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i'm not sure what that stands for is it really obvious and i'm not and i'm being an idiot hd
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anyway should be stripped of yeah or anything stripping of everything
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okay sorry i feel like that's kind of obvious what you're saying there but i'm not getting it sorry
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but i agree with sentiment certainly absolutely the sentiment all right the fenlander 1665 says the
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western world needs uh to dig up albert pierpoint yeah yeah cool fair enough so dupes149 again says
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seeking the energy oh i can't read speaking of energy didn't a tory politicians say that
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nuclear power took too long to build and wouldn't be ready for 10 years in 2010 yeah sounds right i
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can't remember that specifically but sounds exactly right yeah so it's too long we can't do it
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and here we are like 16 years later if you've done it then we'd be all good yeah classic classic
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he says lewis hamilton is gay so these dates are staged well that's an allegation
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he's actually famed to have had loads and loads of girlfriends isn't he loads were they all staged
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who knows could be i don't know i've never really heard if i've had an odd rumor about that but i
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i sort of don't necessarily believe it could be i don't know interesting nonetheless uh matthew
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hammond 9575 says britain could produce their own oil and gas yeah absolutely the north sea oil reserves
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the north sea reserves are one among the biggest reserves of oil and natural gas
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in in the world among them it's a giant amount of untapped energy there well we're barely tapping it
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because you've got people like ed milliband and lisa nandy or whoever or keir starmer saying no it's sort of
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crazy is it crazy okay zombie box review says hi bo hope to see you back on hcast soon oh zombie
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box review zombie hey i know that guy he's well all right one of us zombie yeah on hcast reviews mr h
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mr h reviews um me and nate of mr h reviews fame we've got our own channel called the state of
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politics do consider checking that out state of politics go over there check it out and and mr h's
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channels as well if you're interested more like movie reviews and culture stuff and um yeah cheers
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zombie cheers buddy all right that's the show it is now seven minutes past nine in the am greenwich mean
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time on the third tuesday the third of february in the year of our law 2026 you have been watching
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the bow show thank you for being the glorious band the chosen few um until tomorrow do try and
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make the best of the day if you can i know it's not always possible but you've only got it once
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right you'll only have this day once in your life once in history carpe diem seize it by the
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by the scruff of the neck if you can all right well until tomorrow take care