The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 3rd November 2026

00:00:00.000 Morning.

00:00:03.340 You alright?

00:00:09.760 Hope you are.

00:00:11.540 Sincerely do hope you are.

00:00:12.440 Me? Yeah, no, I'm fine, yeah.

00:00:13.780 Yeah, not too bad.

00:00:14.400 Well, I say fine.

00:00:16.100 Mostly.

00:00:17.080 98%.

00:00:17.720 98% there.

00:00:18.880 It might be one or two coughs,

00:00:19.900 but hopefully not.

00:00:22.260 Do you have a good evening?

00:00:23.720 My glorious band,

00:00:24.840 The Chosen Few,

00:00:25.660 my band of brothers and sisters.

00:00:26.920 Thank you for joining me.

00:00:27.520 Without you guys,

00:00:28.040 it isn't a thing.

00:00:28.560 It's now 8 in the a.m. on Tuesday the 3rd of November in the year of our Lord 2026

00:00:34.100 Time marches on doesn't it? Stops for no man

00:00:37.760 As nearly always I'm joined by my producer Little Harry. How are you this morning, sir?

00:00:42.640 Yeah, I'm all good

00:00:43.160 Where'd that voice come from? Out of the ether?

00:00:49.320 Did you have a good evening there Little Harry?

00:00:51.560 Yeah, yeah, yeah

00:00:52.940 Fun

00:00:53.340 Good, good stuff

00:00:55.160 Okay

00:00:56.140 um try and get the thumbs up button down the fan dabby dozy button if you can

00:01:02.160 the algorithm youtube really cares about that so please do do that if you don't mind also make

00:01:07.660 sure you sub to the channel why wouldn't you be come on come on and get uh e oldie bell on

00:01:14.180 because you want to be notified when those seaters post stuff slight correction from yesterday not a

00:01:21.940 true correction but just um i was made aware that some of my takes on the poland thing weren't up to

00:01:29.360 snuff and um having had a look at it yeah there's something there yeah in other words all i'm not

00:01:37.120 going to spend a load of time on it but just to say like that just that wasn't the beginning of

00:01:42.000 the story i just suppose i didn't make that clear enough that what donald tusk did over the weekend

00:01:46.240 or at the end of last week.

00:01:47.780 Like, the story didn't start there.

00:01:51.320 Poland have had loads of problems going back to at least 2015

00:01:55.260 with their justices and stuff.

00:01:57.900 So I didn't make that clear enough.

00:01:59.480 Someone pointed that out, and it's fair.

00:02:01.260 It's fair criticism.

00:02:02.820 So I thought I'd say that.

00:02:04.020 If and when it comes up again, I'll talk about it in a bit more detail.

00:02:07.820 But it's not in the British news cycle this morning.

00:02:11.300 So I'll try and be more nuanced going forward with that one.

00:02:15.720 okay all right what's the legacy corporate lamestream media banging on about this morning

00:02:22.320 that's what the show is about isn't it well they're trying to beam directly into our brain

00:02:26.520 boxes through our eyeballs what distortion of reality have they got for us this morning that

00:02:32.840 cabal quite frankly evil cabal of fleet street editors all right what have we got let's have a

00:02:37.260 look. Mahmood's duty of care, or is it a climb down? And the new Cold War. It's to do with

00:02:46.080 fridges, not Russia and the Cold War. That's a pun, to do with fridges. Okay. The main

00:02:56.920 story, by a long way, is Mahmood's climb down on, or duty of care, however you want to 0.98

00:03:03.360 characterise it with foreign nationals, invaders, people trying to invade this country and get an

00:03:08.580 indefinite leave to remain, indefinite right to remain. I personally, just to put my cards on 0.98

00:03:14.880 the table right at the beginning of the show, I think hardly anyone should have, any foreign 0.99

00:03:18.120 national should have an indefinite leave to remain and then chain migration, hardly anyone. 0.56

00:03:24.040 I mean, I think it's restore policy, apologies if it's not exactly correct, but, and it would

00:03:28.440 be my policy that, very, very rare to allow that, hardly ever, certainly not hundreds of thousands

00:03:33.080 of people a year certainly not a million people a year or here we'll be talking about 1.9 million

00:03:38.420 people we're talking about if you marry a foreign national if you're british and you marry a foreign

00:03:44.580 national all right all right but short of that very very few examples short of that if you're

00:03:51.900 sort of highly highly skilled highly skilled you know you're like a nuclear physicist or something

00:03:59.100 and we really need you

00:04:00.780 or perhaps actual doctors

00:04:03.280 like surgeons, maybe, maybe

00:04:05.520 and even then really, really

00:04:07.580 stringent

00:04:08.340 controls on it still

00:04:11.200 just

00:04:12.720 just indefinite leave to remain

00:04:15.300 for anyone

00:04:16.160 I don't care if you have to stay for 5, 10, 15 years

00:04:19.560 as long as you don't break the law

00:04:21.740 as long as you pay taxes, no, no, no

00:04:23.420 you're a foreign national 0.99

00:04:24.380 go back to your own country 1.00

00:04:26.380 Even if you marry someone 0.98

00:04:30.640 And you have kids

00:04:31.520 Well alright

00:04:32.480 Fair enough then

00:04:33.280 I mean

00:04:33.680 What can you do in that circumstance

00:04:37.020 But anyway

00:04:37.440 That's my opinion

00:04:38.660 That's my feeling

00:04:39.320 Alright so Mahmood

00:04:43.800 Shabana Mahmood 0.98

00:04:44.520 The Pakistani woman 1.00

00:04:45.640 Who bizarrely finds herself laughing 1.00

00:04:47.400 As the Home Secretary

00:04:48.580 Was going to get really tough

00:04:52.080 We were clamped down on it all

00:04:53.320 Wasn't she

00:04:53.660 Going to be the biggest

00:04:54.900 Shake up

00:04:55.980 in immigration policy ever.

00:04:58.960 Not really, is it?

00:05:00.940 And then the smaller,

00:05:02.320 moving the deck chair like two inches

00:05:04.600 around backbenchers have been,

00:05:06.080 no, you can do half an inch.

00:05:10.060 Moving the deck chair is on the sink in Titanic.

00:05:11.920 Managed decline.

00:05:13.000 Just making sure we are ultimately,

00:05:15.380 ultimately still flooded with millions, 0.93

00:05:18.060 millions of foreign people. 1.00

00:05:21.880 Funny, I thought Labour were going to put the work away 1.00

00:05:23.480 and they were going to be really strong about it.

00:05:25.980 It's Tony Blair's grand plan. No. Of course not. Of course not.

00:05:33.260 That was a retarded take. All right. The Mirror. The Daily Mirror. Here we go. 1.00

00:05:38.360 Straight in with a bit of slop. A ladle of sloppy joe flung aggressively straight in your mush.

00:05:45.300 Here we go. Something about I'm a celebrity. Don't care. The Mirror with its Trump derangement

00:05:50.420 syndrome don't care right immigration plans rethink duty of care rules for migrant care workers

00:05:58.060 suffer to help struggling sector so that's one thing they said all right it used to take five 0.91

00:06:03.580 years as long as you didn't break the law or a new page of taxes although we know don't we even

00:06:08.840 if you do break the law they still don't deport you anyway even if you do extremely violent and

00:06:15.160 or sex crime they still don't deport you so that's a nonsense anyway she wanted to make it 15 years

00:06:22.660 and she's actually going to make it 10 years and care workers are exempt from it and a few other

00:06:28.000 different types of people are exempt from it so apparently one of the other stories i was reading 0.78

00:06:35.120 out of the 1.9 million people that are in this current tranche of foreigners invading us 0.91

00:06:41.860 looking for gibbs legally out of that 1.9 million million only like half a 1.00

00:06:48.400 million of them will be affected by by this by having to stay five more years 0.52

00:06:53.200 than they used to

00:06:55.620 so again is moving the deck chairs as tiny amount on a sinking ship isn't it 1.00

00:07:03.220 shabana Mahmood softened plans to crack down on migrant care workers in the 0.99

00:07:10.060 biggest shake-up of immigration rules in a generation. Even that is the biggest

00:07:14.740 shake-up. Even that.

00:07:18.180 A tough new indefinite leave-to-remain criteria is announced. It's not tough.

00:07:22.320 It's not tough at all. Not tough at all. And will there be millions of different

00:07:27.380 loopholes? People just saying they're a care worker. They don't actually ever

00:07:30.860 become a care worker. Will those people ever be deported? No.

00:07:35.460 Our captured judiciary will just say no you can't and the giant edifice, the

00:07:39.880 giant monolith almost of immigration lawyers that are traitors to us, in the interests

00:07:46.540 of us, the natives, will make sure they're not deported.

00:07:50.820 All right. 1.00

00:07:54.780 And this scumbag has got the brass neck to stand up and claim that she's like tough on 1.00

00:08:02.640 immigration. 1.00

00:08:03.640 She's doing the right thing for the country, et cetera, et cetera.

00:08:09.880 The reason why I'm spending a fair few minutes on it,

00:08:11.460 because it's the main story that's on most of the front pages, this one.

00:08:18.320 Okay, the eye paper.

00:08:20.820 Okay, this is the second biggest story on the front pages.

00:08:24.680 Supermarket fridge cyber hackers cause havoc in Europe.

00:08:28.560 Wait, what? What now? What was that?

00:08:32.060 UK on alert. It hasn't affected the UK, apparently.

00:08:35.900 Or yet.

00:08:36.700 UK on alert after stores lose food worth millions of euros so the story is that where is it like

00:08:44.300 Sweden this is just off the top of my head Sweden Ireland was it Serbia or Albania a few different

00:08:53.140 countries across Europe a few different specific countries across Europe hackers cyber hackers

00:08:58.140 somehow got access to where supermarkets have got you know massive freezers whole banks of freezers

00:09:04.820 they're controlled digitally

00:09:06.900 some way, in some way

00:09:08.360 hackers got into that

00:09:10.560 on a grand scale

00:09:12.100 and just like either turned

00:09:14.900 the freezers off or just turned

00:09:16.500 how cool they are

00:09:18.240 way up so they're warmer

00:09:20.440 so food is ruined, frozen food

00:09:22.840 is ruined, to the tune of

00:09:24.780 millions and millions of euros

00:09:26.040 that happened

00:09:30.420 and now the UK

00:09:32.940 and the rest of Europe is on alert for it

00:09:34.780 Okay. Bit odd, isn't it? I feel like that one's a bit odd.

00:09:42.780 Where'd that come from? The hacker group, whoever was behind it, it might have been an individual, who knows, I don't know.

00:09:46.780 They're not really reporting on that, I don't think.

00:09:48.780 Why that, of all things?

00:09:51.780 You've got the ability to hack into stuff.

00:09:56.780 Wouldn't you want to do something cool, like hack into something cooler than that?

00:10:01.780 Pun intended.

00:10:04.780 All right. Oh, America goes to the polls today. It's the midterms today, isn't it? Polling

00:10:10.440 day is today. So I'll talk about that because it's not on the front pages here all that

00:10:13.920 much. I'll talk about it after we do the front pages. Okay, America's at a crossroads. Every

00:10:18.900 election is a crossroads, isn't it? I mean, it actually is, but also, that's what they

00:10:23.740 say now, don't they? For most of my lifetime in America or Britain or wherever, Germany,

00:10:28.720 France, it's the most important election ever. Most important one. Everything's on a precipice.

00:10:34.780 I think it's on a knife edge. It doesn't go the right way this time. It's all over. It's over.

00:10:41.740 America's crossroads. Right. UK immigration crackdown. Mahmood, the Pakistani woman,

00:10:47.640 will exempt 280,000 people in U-turn. That's one of the figures this morning. Some figures

00:10:53.380 are bigger than that. A lot bigger than that. But that's what the IA paper is going with.

00:10:58.240 The little blurb says, care workers and their dependents already in the country

00:11:03.200 will wait five years not 15 years to apply for indefinite leave to remain

00:11:08.740 routes to settlement include there should be hardly any routes to settlement perhaps marriage

00:11:13.780 they want more safer legal routes though don't they routes to settlement include three years

00:11:20.200 for those earning over 125 000 pounds or those on global talent visas how is that a thing how is

00:11:28.340 that a thing five years for earners over 50,000 odd pounds as well as skilled public sector

00:11:35.320 workers yeah what does that mean skilled public I bet there'll be a really low bar for that

00:11:42.180 and it says 10 years as standard or 20 years for those who committed a visa offence

00:11:47.180 you commit a visa offence you should never ever ever be able to stay here indefinitely

00:11:52.940 and then do chain migration of your giant family never

00:11:58.340 Anyone seeking settlement status needs four non-negotiables, a spotless criminal record,

00:12:09.340 equivalent or A-level English, no tax debt, and a record of sustained national insurance

00:12:18.320 contributions, i.e. that you've worked and paid taxes.

00:12:21.340 I don't care about all those things, I'm not interested in those things.

00:12:26.340 No, if you tick all those boxes you can stay and even if you don't you get to stay anyway

00:12:31.520 We know that don't we?

00:12:34.580 Imagine how mad like the Independent and the Guardian and even the Telegraph would go if we did start deporting people on the grounds that

00:12:42.260 You haven't quite got a level English

00:12:44.520 No, if you don't have a level English level language skills

00:12:48.960 They won't deport you on the strength of that a lawyer would easily get you to remain a judge would easily find

00:12:54.760 I know that's against your human rights,

00:12:58.480 that your English vocabulary isn't up to A-level snuff.

00:13:03.480 So it's, again, a nonsense, isn't it?

00:13:06.080 Non-negotiables, except they're completely negotiable

00:13:08.440 and to the point where it's meaningless.

00:13:12.360 How many criminals have we had?

00:13:13.680 Really, really disgusting crimes.

00:13:16.440 Then they still don't get deported. 0.86

00:13:19.080 Organised crime, sex crime, murders.

00:13:24.760 they still don't get deported so we talk about non-negotiables in what way are they non-negotiable

00:13:30.440 oh are you bringing in loads of legislation to fundamentally change the judiciary no they're not

00:13:36.520 doing that you're bringing in legislation to break the back of that that giant monolith of

00:13:43.960 human rights lawyers right so what non-negotiable what are you talking about non-negotiables

00:13:51.960 It's just hot air, isn't it? It's all just bluster and hot air to play for time whilst

00:13:56.460 we're invaded. Whilst we're demographically replaced in our one and only ancestral homeland.

00:14:02.980 That's all it is. Don't be fooled. I mean, not many of you, the glorious band, the chosen 0.60

00:14:06.880 few, my band of brothers and sisters, not many of you guys are. Millions of Normies

00:14:11.540 still are. They still believe she's doing the right thing. Like how even people in the

00:14:17.020 distant right, on the online right, on the centre right, like Suella Breverman. Suella

00:14:21.060 Breverman, she's based, she's good, she did the right thing. No, no, that was the exact same play

00:14:26.020 she did. You remember the Rwanda project, which was only ever a one-in-one-out exchange program

00:14:33.940 with Rwandans, was going to swap Albanians for Rwandans, and it completely failed anyway. They

00:14:40.100 didn't do it anyway. Yeah, you see the same playbook, just playing for time, all the while

00:14:47.140 we're invaded by millions more foreign people, many of whom hate us. 0.92

00:15:00.140 It's a pretty straightforward strategy, the grand strategy of that, isn't it? 1.00

00:15:05.140 Throw out red meat from time to time, just talk and talk and talk, 0.99

00:15:08.140 twiddle around the edges, move the deck chairs a quarter of a mill,

00:15:12.140 All the while invaders flooding in, flooding in, flooding in all the while

00:15:18.780 If anyone gets close to talking about what needs to be done 1.00

00:15:23.060 Like mass remigration, millions must go 1.00

00:15:25.900 Aim high, vote low, millions must go 0.99

00:15:27.300 Meanwhile if anyone gets close to that you try and destroy them politically 0.99

00:15:32.500 Try and destroy them 0.96

00:15:34.980 Talk about more safe and legal routes if anything 0.74

00:15:38.620 It's a pretty straightforward strategy isn't it? 1.00

00:15:42.140 okay the daily fail this woman says what a month without bringing drinking did her body 1.00

00:15:49.160 what you did your hair different and a bit of different makeup is that what it did to it

00:15:53.140 nonsense slop all right something about megan and harry don't care mahmoud's 10 billion pound

00:16:01.440 migrant climb down they're saying that um the amount of people she will let stay

00:16:07.960 compared to how many

00:16:09.840 she originally said

00:16:11.580 wouldn't get to stay

00:16:13.120 that would cost £10 billion

00:16:14.560 £10 billion that of course

00:16:17.020 we don't have

00:16:18.120 we'd have to borrow in some way

00:16:21.540 on the bond markets or whatever

00:16:24.440 this country's in debt

00:16:27.480 to the tune of

00:16:29.900 £3 trillion

00:16:31.620 £3 trillion

00:16:35.900 £3 trillion

00:16:35.960 It's a tiny little island

00:16:38.880 Resource poor, really

00:16:41.220 Actually

00:16:42.180 Compared to big countries

00:16:44.820 Russia, China, the United States or whatever

00:16:46.700 Very resource poor

00:16:49.040 In Britain

00:16:49.760 Oh, we've got big seams of coal that we don't use

00:16:52.920 Other than that

00:16:55.120 We haven't got great natural resources

00:16:57.660 In these islands

00:16:58.580 These small islands

00:17:00.380 We haven't got a giant population

00:17:02.800 Hundreds and hundreds of millions

00:17:04.280 Like the bigger countries

00:17:05.660 3 trillion

00:17:07.520 That's a crazy number

00:17:09.360 And increasing all the time, isn't it?

00:17:14.760 That goes up by something to the tune of 120 billion a year

00:17:18.920 And that number will keep increasing

00:17:20.880 I said this yesterday, didn't I?

00:17:22.060 I said this exact thing yesterday

00:17:23.240 But we're throwing around billions here or there

00:17:28.420 Just an extra 10 billion there

00:17:29.900 Just an extra 10 billion to Ukraine or something

00:17:32.020 Just an extra £40 million to Jamaica because of white guilt. 0.75

00:17:41.340 Mad, isn't it?

00:17:43.160 £10 billion we haven't got on hundreds of thousands, millions, of more migrants,

00:17:51.260 most of which we know statistically are likely to be a net drain on the Treasury as well, 0.83

00:17:57.100 on the country as a whole.

00:18:00.080 Completely mad and unsustainable.

00:18:02.020 Suicidal, actually. Suicidal.

00:18:07.620 They go, that's Labour for you. They mean to destroy us. 0.91

00:18:11.820 Home Secretary abandons tougher residency rules after a backbench revolt.

00:18:15.820 You know, the Labour backbenchers are mad, aren't they? Literally mad.

00:18:20.820 They want to run us off a cliff as quickly as humanly possible.

00:18:23.820 If they're communists, and or race communists, yeah, they want to see our capitalist system 0.94

00:18:32.680 collapse, and they hate white people, they want us to be demographically replaced and 0.97

00:18:38.300 ultimately annihilated in our one and only ancestral homeland, yeah, so yeah, do a back 0.99

00:18:43.720 down, sure, yeah, abandon your tougher rules, which were crap anyway, yeah, sure, abandon

00:18:51.600 and they're a U-turn, sure, it's a backbench revolt. 0.74

00:18:54.760 And Shibana Ramon's hands are tied, it was the backbenchers.

00:18:59.360 Oh, and Suella Bredman's hands were tied, it was Rishi Sunak.

00:19:04.880 These governments we've had for years and years

00:19:06.440 with massive majorities should be able to do what they want

00:19:09.840 and act in our interest, have just somehow accidentally

00:19:12.160 failed to over and over and over again,

00:19:13.920 day after day after day, year after year.

00:19:16.920 It's deliberate, of course it's deliberate.

00:19:19.520 This is their agenda.

00:19:21.600 The Daily Express, complete globalist slop, pretending it isn't.

00:19:27.600 It's more pernicious, really, isn't it?

00:19:34.600 At least, like, The Guardian isn't pretending.

00:19:38.600 This guy walked around the world, took him 28 years.

00:19:43.600 Never found that particularly impressive.

00:19:46.600 You just abandoned your family for a big chunk of your life. 0.99

00:19:50.600 OK. 1.9 million foreign nationals, invaders, will be granted UK residency as Burnham appeases

00:20:00.680 backbenchers. Thanks, Andy. Cheers, Labour. Thanks, Labour voters. Labour's caving,

00:20:13.560 quote, caving over migrant right to stay. Well, we've talked about it, haven't we? 1.00

00:20:18.960 Something about Claudia Winkleman

00:20:21.620 And that programme called The Traitors 0.96

00:20:23.360 Don't care

00:20:24.640 Stop talking to me about

00:20:26.940 The Traitors

00:20:28.200 And Strictly Come Dancing

00:20:30.500 And I'm a Celebrity

00:20:31.800 They won't stop, will they

00:20:34.580 As millions of Normies 1.00

00:20:36.920 Gobble that slop up 0.98

00:20:38.700 By the pound

00:20:39.820 Something about Nigella

00:20:42.940 Don't care 1.00

00:20:43.520 The Daily Telegraph, the Toregraph 1.00

00:20:45.900 Zionist, German owned 1.00

00:20:48.740 Slop 0.98

00:20:49.960 Mahmood migrant U-turns cost 10 billion

00:20:52.500 Hundreds of thousands of care workers

00:20:54.800 Exempt from crackdown despite warnings

00:20:56.900 Here's a story

00:20:58.820 A private school

00:21:00.540 Well, a public school

00:21:02.800 What we in Britain call a public school

00:21:04.400 But it's actually private 1.00

00:21:06.940 Foreign people 1.00

00:21:08.780 Don't ask me why or how that works 1.00

00:21:10.420 It's a long, boring story

00:21:12.100 Anyway, a slightly posher school

00:21:13.780 Just closed down, just completely closed down

00:21:16.200 It's right in Dorset

00:21:17.100 It's not actual Sherbourne school

00:21:19.200 But like the Sherbourne school

00:21:21.240 But it's near Sherbourne in Dorset

00:21:23.420 Apparently

00:21:24.100 The little thing I read there this morning

00:21:26.460 Can't read that now, that's far too tiny

00:21:29.420 Now, but it said

00:21:30.940 Labour brought in

00:21:33.640 New VAT

00:21:34.680 Levels, new VAT tax

00:21:37.360 On public schools, private schools

00:21:39.180 And this school was right on the

00:21:41.380 Raggedy edge, right on the limit

00:21:42.460 And that tipped them over the edge and they just simply can't afford it

00:21:45.040 And the school just closed

00:21:46.100 Just closed indefinitely

00:21:47.620 Like without warning

00:21:48.860 They're just like

00:21:49.900 Well that's it

00:21:50.340 That's it

00:21:50.780 That's it

00:21:52.120 They must have been

00:21:54.520 Very very close

00:21:55.140 To having to close down anyway

00:21:56.120 But now

00:21:56.600 The numbers just simply

00:21:57.760 Don't add up

00:21:58.240 And that's it

00:21:58.740 The commies are happy

00:22:02.680 The Fabians are happy

00:22:03.620 A public school

00:22:05.940 Where slightly richer kids

00:22:07.580 Get to go

00:22:08.260 And their mummy and daddy

00:22:09.080 Pay fees

00:22:10.620 And they get a better education

00:22:13.080 Labour and socialists

00:22:15.160 Hate that

00:22:15.740 Don't they

00:22:16.040 hate it. Because leftism is the politics of resentment. That's all it really is. When

00:22:25.900 it boils down to it. There's haves and haves not in societies. That's the way it's always

00:22:32.360 been and the way it will almost certainly always be. Because we're not equal. All people

00:22:36.600 aren't equal. Could never be. So some lefty might hear me say that. All people aren't 1.00

00:22:44.860 equal. And they're like, well, they should be, though. No. You're flying in the face 1.00

00:22:49.020 of reality. It cannot be. Every attempt to make people the same and equal ends in misery

00:22:56.620 and disaster and famine. It's a pipe dream. Stop it. It's mad. And so, born out of that

00:23:06.340 ideology that everyone should be the same. It's not fair that some people have got more

00:23:10.780 than others some people are more privileged than others it's not fair we must just destroy the

00:23:16.180 haves the haves in society must just destroy them so a public school slightly rich kids getting a 0.91

00:23:23.640 slightly better education that's got to go it'll be destroyed the socialists and fabians in the

00:23:29.480 labour party loving this loving it they will love it brilliant that kid that was getting a slightly

00:23:36.480 better slightly better education because his mum and dad have got a little bit of money

00:23:41.920 good they'll be like good good you can go to an inner city comprehensive and be a white minority

00:23:48.240 among in among the children of invaders good 0.80

00:24:00.800 burn them to pay millions after slavery row so he's just back down on that

00:24:06.480 The rumblings coming out of Westminster

00:24:09.580 Oh hey there's rumblings

00:24:10.580 He is going to apologise

00:24:13.600 The king probably won't

00:24:15.460 He won't force Charles Sausage Fingers

00:24:17.220 To actually deliver the apology

00:24:19.680 He'll probably do an apology

00:24:21.500 And is looking at

00:24:23.080 Or probably will pay millions

00:24:24.900 To begin with at the moment

00:24:26.380 They're talking about something on the order of £40 million

00:24:28.360 Sent to, I think it was Jamaica

00:24:31.460 Or maybe the Bahamas

00:24:33.460 Or something

00:24:33.900 or just Caribbean, sorry, just Caribbean Commonwealth countries

00:24:37.980 spend up to £40 million on their infrastructure?

00:24:44.580 You know that won't be enough, don't you?

00:24:46.660 You know they take that simply as a sign of weakness.

00:24:51.680 Do you think an apology and £40 million will make these people

00:24:54.500 whose whole raison d'etre, whose whole reason for being, 0.87

00:25:01.600 this whole argument is just white guilt

00:25:04.380 do you think an apology of 40 million pounds will make them stop

00:25:09.180 and we're like right well that's fair then all's fair now and we'll never

00:25:13.260 mention it again no they'll see that as a weakness

00:25:17.760 i say ah so you accept our argument right

00:25:21.340 right 40 million pounds nowhere near enough that's an insult how dare you

00:25:26.840 We need billions

00:25:28.100 Billions and billions

00:25:29.840 We need you to constantly

00:25:32.520 Flagellate yourself and apologise

00:25:34.380 Get down on your knees

00:25:36.220 Prostrate yourself before us 0.97

00:25:38.940 On your bellies 0.98

00:25:39.740 Billions, yeah? 1.00

00:25:42.280 Billions, white devils 1.00

00:25:44.420 Burnham's so weak 1.00

00:25:51.140 He's such a weakling 0.98

00:25:52.540 But he's listening 0.97

00:25:54.780 He's the guy that's listening, isn't he?

00:25:56.340 That's his shtick

00:25:57.240 I hear you

00:25:58.700 I'm listening

00:25:59.400 They wouldn't get a penny

00:26:02.820 Both Britain

00:26:03.380 These people wouldn't get a penny

00:26:04.560 They'd get scorn

00:26:07.840 From me

00:26:08.540 Scorn

00:26:09.480 Now how about we get reparations

00:26:12.180 For all the criminals

00:26:13.000 You've sent us

00:26:13.800 Over the last generation or two

00:26:15.160 How about that

00:26:17.260 All the crimes

00:26:18.780 In this country 1.00

00:26:19.500 Committed by Caribbean people 1.00

00:26:21.080 That have come here 1.00

00:26:21.800 We want reparations

00:26:23.420 From you if anything

00:26:24.300 How about that 1.00

00:26:26.340 Scumbags, filth 0.90

00:26:29.040 Markets on alert as hackers shut down fridges across Europe 0.99

00:26:33.700 Yeah

00:26:34.560 Was it Belgium, Sweden, Ireland, Luxembourg and Estonia

00:26:39.540 Weird isn't it, mad 0.99

00:26:43.500 Mogging are named as word of the year 1.00

00:26:48.180 It's not a bad word is it, you know, mogging

00:26:51.540 To be mogged on something 1.00

00:26:53.040 It's a bit Gen Z though isn't it

00:26:56.340 little harry as a real life bona fide a gen zedder yeah i don't mean like gen z gen zed

00:27:03.180 um do you think the word mogging gets used a bit too much now though like everything's

00:27:08.500 mogging oh god yeah it's like it's horrible it's everywhere it's every other conversation 0.95

00:27:13.780 it's like oh dude i totally mugged you there it's like

00:27:16.940 yeah i can't do it there's so much yeah like get a bigger vocabulary like everything something

00:27:25.760 mog you know a hyphenated compound words like there's all different things aren't there like

00:27:31.440 aura mogging face mogging something mogging on and on and on it's like dude i low-key face

00:27:37.300 mogged that void over there it's like what are you what are you telling what are you saying to me

00:27:41.220 void isn't that just like a woman a void yeah yeah do you remember a little while ago you

00:27:48.360 probably do i don't know if people in this uh watching the bow show this morning there was a

00:27:52.580 guy is a few months ago maybe as much as six months ago and he was some gen z on on twitter

00:27:58.380 small account and he did like a whole paragraph or a few lines of that type of gen z speak yeah

00:28:05.720 remember that and he was talking about basically the point he was trying to make was if you go to

00:28:11.660 a club a nightclub is it better to like basically try and chat up the women or is it better to sort

00:28:17.660 of stand aloof at the side and try and look too cool for school remember that yeah yeah 1.00

00:28:22.400 Yeah, what's the better strategy for picking up foids? 0.98

00:28:28.860 Oh, Gen Z is not you, Harry. 1.00

00:28:30.640 Gen Z is so confused.

00:28:32.780 They feel like sometimes even the attempt 0.96

00:28:34.760 to talk to a woman or pick up a woman, 0.90

00:28:36.920 there's something gay about that.

00:28:38.820 You know, it seems like there's a constant discussion 0.96

00:28:43.320 among Gen Z is like trying to be hyper-matical

00:28:46.400 and hyper-straight to the point where 0.66

00:28:48.900 you start redefining really normal things as gay.

00:28:52.400 you know have you seen this like there'll be a woman a young lady and a very very attractive 0.99

00:28:56.920 young lady and she's so sort of uh got such low body fat that you can see that she's got abs or 0.72

00:29:03.680 she's got body definition and if you fancy her you must be gay yeah there's a lot of that that 0.64

00:29:11.340 does actually that that happens in the real the real people world 0.76

00:29:14.980 it's so confused they're so confused is it the anime has ruined

00:29:23.380 anime has ruined their minds it's someone for sure is i think it's like um

00:29:29.720 just being on social media for so long it sort of ruins your perception of like what an actual

00:29:36.260 person is because social media is filled with really attractive women and then you go outside

00:29:41.520 and you're like why don't these women look like the ones online that's yeah you know it's all 1.00

00:29:47.840 that's also another thing i've noticed lots of gen z to say they accuse obviously really 0.88

00:29:54.200 attractive women of being mid like that i find that odd as well it's someone she's oh it's just 0.97

00:30:01.520 like a model level attractiveness it's like your top 0 0 0 1 of women in the real world attractive 0.99

00:30:07.840 like obviously at a glance likely to be the most attractive woman in any given room 99% of the

00:30:13.720 time or sydney sweeney and then people are like mid mid pass mid you've lost all perspective

00:30:22.300 you've lost all perspective i bet there'll be people in the chat right now in fact let me

00:30:26.300 have a look at chat saying sydney sweeney is mid not that i'm a massive sydney sweeney um what's it

00:30:32.440 simp anyway anyway we'll move on we'll move on the gen zedders have got a realize the difference 0.98

00:30:42.120 between the online world and reality yeah the reality is most people most women are like fives 0.54

00:30:55.160 sixes that's normal that's normal if you get a seven you're lucky lucky you're holding out for 1.00

00:31:01.880 a 10 yeah sure sure sure oh now sydney sweeney's a mid and you're holding out for a 10 sure okay

00:31:09.620 go back to your anime fantasy

00:31:12.740 bow is mid how dare you

00:31:17.400 no i know i am i'd say most people are fives and sixes aren't they most people walking around

00:31:28.100 that's just reality isn't it

00:31:29.460 you're lucky if you're if you're above a six man or woman you're lucky

00:31:37.460 right moving on democrats turn on own candidate in israel row so okay so let's talk a bit about

00:31:49.020 um midterms let's hop over to main website there we go look americans head to polls for elections

00:31:56.600 that could define, well, we'll define Trump's closing chapter.

00:32:01.020 So, number of data points.

00:32:02.900 Should we quickly whip through them?

00:32:06.080 Maybe one of the biggest ones. 0.81

00:32:07.660 Look, US strikes Iran ahead of midterm elections.

00:32:10.520 So yesterday or last night, was it,

00:32:13.620 Trump did some sort of, ordered some sort of limited strike on Iran.

00:32:16.520 It was on that Qasem Island, probably pronouncing that incorrectly.

00:32:20.520 Look, the US has launched strikes on Iran's Qasem Island

00:32:23.780 in the Straits of Hormuz, US officials have told CBS.

00:32:26.600 The BBC's US partner

00:32:29.360 It said they claim that the IRGC had fired first

00:32:34.340 But nonetheless, the timing of it

00:32:36.380 I mean, both sides know the timing, right?

00:32:39.180 The IRGC have got televisions and the internet

00:32:42.780 They know the timing of these things

00:32:44.220 So, is that a cynical calculation by Trump

00:32:49.280 To appeal to his base

00:32:51.820 to do a strike on Iran just before,

00:32:57.360 or almost really on polling day,

00:32:58.960 the day before polling day of the midterms,

00:33:00.780 or is it just a legit response to something Iran did?

00:33:05.200 Who knows, who knows.

00:33:06.820 Nonetheless, it's in the news cycle.

00:33:10.120 As I said yesterday, and I'll stick by this take,

00:33:13.480 I'll just wait and see,

00:33:15.320 because both sides in this

00:33:17.620 are sort of claiming they're going to do well.

00:33:22.700 i mean the legacy corporate mainstream media this morning a bit of news i watch sky news

00:33:28.140 a bit of bbc news they um were both as you can imagine because they're left-leaning aren't they

00:33:34.860 they were the the vox pops they did were all anti-trump ones

00:33:41.820 all anti-trump ones but then if you do watch like i don't know fox news or something

00:33:45.900 Say Fox News

00:33:47.280 They'll be all anti-democrat

00:33:50.060 Wall-to-wall anti-democrat

00:33:51.260 And Trump's going to be brilliant

00:33:52.360 Who knows

00:33:54.240 Usually the trend is

00:33:57.360 That the incumbent party

00:33:58.720 The incumbent president

00:33:59.760 Doesn't do that well

00:34:01.500 At their own midterms 0.78

00:34:02.920 That's usually the trend

00:34:04.020 Not always of course

00:34:04.880 I don't know who to believe

00:34:08.200 The polling

00:34:08.740 It's difficult to believe

00:34:10.580 Polling

00:34:11.380 I mean it's difficult to believe

00:34:13.520 It in Britain sometimes

00:34:14.620 But in America

00:34:15.220 it's kind of worse I feel like

00:34:16.600 it's not just a dig at Americans

00:34:17.900 it's just the way it is

00:34:19.280 polling can be way off

00:34:21.560 in recent years

00:34:22.760 in what the last half generation or so

00:34:24.780 polling in the United States can be way off

00:34:27.140 the polls

00:34:30.420 different polls say

00:34:31.460 quite different things

00:34:33.160 in the United States at the moment

00:34:34.360 what the results from this will be

00:34:36.020 these midterms

00:34:37.340 so I guess just wait and see

00:34:39.160 see how much

00:34:41.420 see how much cheating the Democrats do

00:34:44.200 yeah yeah all right so i'll just sort of hold off on um and what's gonna happen of course there's

00:34:54.660 ilhan omar she'll almost certainly get re-elected but then yeah just a number of a number of

00:35:00.280 scandals mostly on the democrat side like for example just one little example just the senate

00:35:06.640 The Republicans hold it, I think to the tune of four

00:35:11.140 I think they've got a majority of four, or is it five, in the Senate

00:35:16.160 But in order to do things that they really want, a president might really want to do

00:35:23.060 You need a super majority often, so you need like two thirds

00:35:26.640 That's very, very, very rare, very rare

00:35:29.600 so the Democrats

00:35:35.620 like Democrat leaning

00:35:36.480 lefty leaning news

00:35:37.500 like MSNBC or something

00:35:38.860 they're saying the Democrats

00:35:40.420 are going to take control

00:35:41.780 of the Senate

00:35:42.240 but then the right leaning

00:35:46.040 media in the United States

00:35:47.740 are saying no there's no way

00:35:48.540 it won't come close

00:35:49.460 no no no

00:35:49.940 just that one example

00:35:52.140 we'll see

00:35:53.220 I'll just wait and see

00:35:54.780 and will we have all the results

00:35:56.580 this time tomorrow

00:35:57.340 the Bo Show tomorrow morning

00:35:58.640 Probably not

00:35:59.760 We'll have a good idea

00:36:01.260 An indication

00:36:01.860 But I bet there'll be

00:36:03.500 A fair few

00:36:04.220 Where they're still counting

00:36:05.320 Well there will be

00:36:07.100 I don't bet

00:36:07.680 There just will be

00:36:08.780 So

00:36:10.320 We won't necessarily

00:36:11.880 Have all the news

00:36:13.000 For you

00:36:13.520 Tomorrow morning

00:36:14.260 America does do it

00:36:17.980 I mean

00:36:19.120 There's loads and loads

00:36:20.040 Of problems

00:36:20.420 With the British system

00:36:22.060 The British system

00:36:23.160 But we do usually

00:36:24.640 Get things counted

00:36:25.740 Straight away

00:36:27.560 I say straight away

00:36:28.540 hours, hours rather than days and weeks

00:36:31.780 in the United States it's a bit different

00:36:34.760 we'll have to see, but if he loses Congress

00:36:38.660 well, if he loses Congress, and the Republicans lose Congress and the Senate

00:36:42.360 Trump will be vastly less powerful 0.56

00:36:46.740 they'll probably try and stop anything happening in Persia, in Iran

00:36:51.460 and they might even try and impeach him again

00:36:58.540 they'll tie his hands in every possible way they can

00:37:03.420 do you want that americans if you're an american out there uh a registered voter

00:37:07.740 in the united states do you want that yes or no well today's your opportunity to go out and

00:37:16.780 vote on that all right what else have we got the guardian even the guardian oh 0.95

00:37:21.900 Smells disgusting 0.58

00:37:27.100 Ooh, what is that? 0.53

00:37:30.800 What is that stink? Is that the Guardian?

00:37:32.680 Ooh, ooh

00:37:33.840 Yes, there's something terribly off

00:37:36.360 Something rotten and fettied about that

00:37:38.820 Ugh, the Guardian

00:37:40.080 What's wrong with you? You're infected

00:37:42.300 You're dying

00:37:43.140 Yeah

00:37:47.080 Mahmood softens immigration plans in face of cabinet backlash 0.99

00:37:52.660 Of course she does, was always going to do that

00:37:54.980 Because that's the plan, that's the strategy 0.98

00:37:56.500 Hardline on settlement now includes carve-out for workers in care sector

00:38:02.300 Probably the first of many carve-outs

00:38:04.700 That guy who spent half a lifetime walking around the world

00:38:09.200 That selfish man that did that

00:38:10.740 Democrats are as Senate control as US votes in midterms

00:38:17.080 we'll see we'll just see freezers in shops across europe hit by hackers all right we've done it

00:38:23.400 oh the telegraph the guardian reporting on that the telegraph are going to stop printing columns

00:38:29.720 by nigel farage reform leader in late his latest prominent right wing figure he's not right wing

00:38:36.420 right wing figure is barely a civnet uh right wing figure to leave the title's roster under

00:38:44.560 new ownership yeah the new ownership german-owned zionists even nigel farage is too hard-line for

00:38:53.040 them even milk toast moral coward nigel farage is too strong for them for the telegraph now

00:39:01.600 oh do you work for the telegraph and consider yourself really based and stuff get a clue 0.86

00:39:06.000 mate you're not you now work for a containment machine that is our enemy

00:39:14.560 The Times. The Venerable Times. This woman can spot a cad because she's dated so many of them. Well done. Well done. What do you want? A round of applause. Burnham prepares slavery apology but King won't deliver it. Gross. Gross.

00:39:34.560 Kristen Scott Thomas, this actress

00:39:40.400 People have called her a national treasure

00:39:42.560 And she said, I'm not sure if I am really

00:39:44.640 That's front page news

00:39:46.920 Apparently that's front page news

00:39:49.180 According to the Times

00:39:50.040 Mahmood backs down on curbs on immigration 0.99

00:39:53.980 Yeah, of course she does 1.00

00:39:55.060 Easier right to remain for 300,000 care workers 0.98

00:39:59.760 Not 280,000 as was reported earlier

00:40:01.960 It's 300,000

00:40:03.100 They don't know how many

00:40:04.320 I don't know how many.

00:40:05.560 20,000 here or there.

00:40:06.860 100,000 here or there.

00:40:08.520 300,000 here or there.

00:40:09.780 1.9 million, whatever.

00:40:10.940 Throw it on top of the Boris Pyle, whatever. 0.99

00:40:13.100 Just as long as we're demographically replaced 0.96

00:40:14.800 as quickly as possible. 0.81

00:40:15.960 That's the main thing.

00:40:18.600 The main thing.

00:40:23.300 The Metro.

00:40:24.420 This guy might be the new James Bond.

00:40:25.980 I have never seen or heard of him.

00:40:28.320 Loden Clears.

00:40:29.140 His name's Jack Loden.

00:40:31.580 Not shaken or stirred.

00:40:33.040 Why Slow Horses star

00:40:34.840 Never heard of Slow Horses

00:40:36.040 Let alone seen it

00:40:36.880 Why Slow Horses star

00:40:38.860 Jack is flattered

00:40:39.920 To be tipped

00:40:40.920 As the next James Bond

00:40:42.200 This guy will be

00:40:43.560 The next James Bond

00:40:44.260 James Bond films

00:40:46.380 Are completely subversive

00:40:47.500 And captured now

00:40:48.160 Aren't they anyway

00:40:48.600 So

00:40:48.880 So who does it matter now 1.00

00:40:51.720 They make his black female assistant 0.99

00:40:54.900 The main character now 0.88

00:40:56.060 Don't they

00:40:56.400 She rides the motorbike 0.99

00:40:59.200 In a chase scene

00:41:00.100 And he sits on the back 1.00

00:41:01.980 She does the badass stuff 0.98

00:41:04.400 And has the cool lines

00:41:05.360 And he just stands behind her 1.00

00:41:08.120 Like a pathetic 1.00

00:41:09.300 Nothing 0.99

00:41:09.800 Weak

00:41:10.400 Wet lettuce

00:41:13.040 Look at that

00:41:15.360 Has that picture as well

00:41:16.460 Like David Brent

00:41:17.740 The David Brent

00:41:21.160 Like pose

00:41:22.760 Yeah you're really cool Jack

00:41:26.140 Sure

00:41:27.320 Sure

00:41:31.980 The new Cold War, they talk about the Metro,

00:41:34.540 talks about the freezers that got turned up by hackers.

00:41:38.180 Okay.

00:41:39.260 The Sun, pure slop.

00:41:41.960 I'm a celeb.

00:41:42.760 The new line-up of I'm a Celebrity, get me out of here.

00:41:44.680 The Celebrity Jungle.

00:41:45.820 Don't care.

00:41:46.540 Don't care.

00:41:47.100 Not going to spend one moment on it.

00:41:49.640 The Times, even the Financial Times,

00:41:51.300 are going with the freezers, the hackers and the freezers.

00:41:54.200 Okay.

00:41:55.340 What else have we got?

00:41:56.020 The Independent.

00:41:56.640 The Independent.

00:41:57.640 Sam Kiley says

00:42:00.960 A drubbing in the midterms will make Trump even more dangerous

00:42:03.780 So whatever happens

00:42:06.080 They'll still be moaning about the orange man

00:42:08.220 Literally whatever happens

00:42:09.620 Okay

00:42:15.280 The Independent says

00:42:17.960 The inmates, prison inmates

00:42:19.740 Languish in bed high on drone delivered drugs

00:42:22.620 That enrich crime gangs 0.78

00:42:24.000 That's the dire warning of the prison

00:42:26.180 of the prisons inspector who says jails are in crisis and there's no plan to fix them

00:42:32.140 yeah

00:42:35.140 in bows britain would i introduce a much much more draconian custodial system yeah yeah

00:42:46.660 ukulele style maybe not quite that far but much much much more draconian in fact it wouldn't be

00:42:54.840 Dracrony would be normal. The fact that the bleeding heart liberals have gone so far that,

00:43:02.200 well, there you go, it's something like a holiday home. People will be like, no I've

00:43:07.200 been to prison, it's not a holiday home, but you don't know what you're talking about.

00:43:10.320 There's all sorts of different prisons, aren't there? Minimum security ones. Yeah, you get

00:43:16.080 a TV. Ian Huntley just had a TV in his room, played pool a lot. The worst prisons would

00:43:23.100 be a real punishment. But lots of them aren't that. Most of them aren't that. They're like

00:43:29.060 pontings. You get drone delivered drugs. Just lay in bed, high on drugs. I would make a

00:43:42.380 prison experience an actual punishment if it were up to me. The Daily Star, ugh, ugh,

00:43:49.220 Get off my screen.

00:43:50.660 Revolting.

00:43:51.220 Why are you doing that? 1.00

00:43:53.800 Why do I want to see an oiled up black man? 1.00

00:43:56.780 Get a clue. 1.00

00:43:58.180 Disgusting. 0.97

00:44:00.040 Rue, best paid jungle star ever. 0.99

00:44:02.380 Wayne Rooney is going on the jungle.

00:44:05.680 Celebrity jungle.

00:44:07.660 And he's getting paid more than anyone has ever been paid before for it.

00:44:10.560 Don't care.

00:44:11.340 That's it.

00:44:11.900 Right.

00:44:12.800 End on real slop.

00:44:14.720 Real slop.

00:44:15.380 that's what fleet street had to offer us this morning

00:44:22.420 have a look at the price of oil i don't mind doing that

00:44:27.140 still kind of higher but it was down a bit from yesterday or over the weekend and last week

00:44:34.540 brent crude trading at about 106 let's just have a quick refresh make sure we've got the exact

00:44:39.220 that figures yeah brent crude about 106 a barrel west texas just under 100 a barrel

00:44:46.780 a week or two ago it was higher wasn't it it went up to almost the highest since february

00:44:52.340 of like what 117 118 119 dollars a barrel it's back down a bit surprisingly

00:44:58.400 so isn't it not funny haha funny interesting interesting to note that the us and iran will

00:45:05.940 exchange fire that doesn't really that doesn't really affect the price in times gone past that

00:45:13.740 would massively affect the price wouldn't it all right all right let's have a look at the time

00:45:21.020 it's already quarter two it's already quarter two i can't spend loads of time this morning i can't

00:45:25.580 do an hour and a half show hour and 45 minute show because i've got a reasonably busy day ahead of

00:45:30.500 recording other things so let's just move straight on to on this day in history shall we

00:45:33.900 i like doing that bit you guys seem to like doing that bit oh sorry do things in the right order

00:45:39.100 we do the poll first don't we harry if you could bring it out you've already done that

00:45:42.340 so just just shy of a thousand votes sure to tick past a thousand votes any moment

00:45:45.980 we asked you guys this morning do you think the democrats will take control of congress

00:45:51.560 there you go we just asked you straight up that that's a pretty split pretty split um response

00:45:57.220 there yes 58 no 42 reasonably split yeah i i don't know i don't know i suspect not but quite possibly

00:46:09.300 quite possibly who knows who knows yeah that's interesting see that does reflect my feeling

00:46:15.860 not really sure okay we should just wait and see shall we all right on this day in history

00:46:24.580 let's have a look what we got today i don't mind doing that bit you guys kind of seem to like me

00:46:27.940 doing that bit down through the centuries nay the millennials on this day the third of november

00:46:32.660 what happened of note okay in the year 644 the second muslim caliph umar ibn al-qattab is injured

00:46:41.940 in an assassination attempt in medina by lulu an enslaved persian captive the caliph dies four days

00:46:48.420 later interesting i find the early history of islam interesting very interesting of course uh

00:46:59.540 of course i'm not muslim i think that western converts to islam have lost their mind nonetheless

00:47:08.580 the history is interesting to be interested in the history of communism and not be a communist

00:47:15.380 So yeah

00:47:17.480 It's a complicated bit of history

00:47:19.780 That isn't it, it's actually quite complicated

00:47:21.160 It's been a long time since I've brushed up on it

00:47:22.680 After Muhammad the prophet himself dies 0.99

00:47:26.080 There was

00:47:29.120 Confusion and dispute

00:47:31.320 A schism even you might say

00:47:32.740 Over who would take over 0.97

00:47:33.740 Whether it was Ali

00:47:35.340 Whether it was Abu Bakir

00:47:37.760 In the end Abu Bakir won that

00:47:41.220 And then he was assassinated

00:47:43.540 and then it was that guy wasn't it umar he was next then he got assassinated well that's what

00:47:51.540 that says on this day on this day he got his the death wound even if he didn't die until four days

00:47:55.940 later and then ali finally got his is like muhammad's son-in-law finally got his chance

00:48:02.420 to be the caliph the fourth caliph that's really where the schism kicks in doesn't it

00:48:07.540 the sunni shia schism where like who comes after ali

00:48:13.540 There you go. For all Islam's internal strength. For all its, what might you say, ideological 1.00

00:48:27.920 unity. There's one book, one word, one prophet. Still massive schisms as well. Not just that

00:48:35.640 schism, all other types of schisms as well. The Sunnis and the Shiites say, no, you're 0.96

00:48:41.160 doing it wrong, you've interpreted it wrong. No, that one hadith didn't mean that, it means

00:48:46.060 this instead. No, that caliph there was a usurper, he wasn't the right one, et cetera,

00:48:50.120 et cetera. It's always going to happen. It's always going to happen. And you get doctrines

00:48:57.120 that claim to be perfect. You will have some people that will always say, no, that's not,

00:49:08.020 that's incorrect. We know what's perfect. Not you. Anyway, we've been going about that

00:49:16.760 for a while. What else have we got? On this day in 1534, English Parliament passes the

00:49:20.880 Act of Supremacy. Ah, the Act of Supremacy, making Henry VIII and all subsequent monarchs

00:49:26.460 the head of the Church of England, the Church in England. Do you think I've got, I think

00:49:32.960 I've got long-form content all about the reign of Henry VIII. Of course I have. On my history

00:49:37.260 theme show bowdane's epochs on lotusseaters.com do consider sign up for as little as five pound

00:49:40.940 a month bronze team membership in fact i did henry eighth not that long ago just a few months ago

00:49:44.860 wasn't it harry was it yeah yeah was it a three or four or five part series i can't remember it

00:49:51.900 was more than one episode though wasn't it on him yeah it must have been close to five i think

00:49:57.180 and the 1530s are sort of the crunch point that's the the mid-1530s that's sort of the

00:50:03.420 the getting rid of Catherine of Aragon, getting Anne Boleyn in, the break with Rome, the Act of

00:50:11.860 Supremacy, all that stuff plays out in the 1530s, mid-1530s. The suppression of the monasteries,

00:50:19.440 which actually largely happened under Edward. Nonetheless, a lot of it happened under Henry

00:50:26.520 VIII about this time. The Act of Supremacy could literally, and in fact have already talked about

00:50:31.980 it for a few hours there's a lot there so much so that i'm not going to go into much detail here but

00:50:36.220 britain's break with rome really oh no it's such a such a gray area because henry the eighth

00:50:45.340 henry the eighth remained his version of british protestantism was very very close to catholicism

00:50:53.800 in loads of ways i mean he rejected the ultimate authority of of the chief pontiff in rome christ

00:51:01.280 vicar on earth so to any real catholic to any orthodox catholic they're you're immediately

00:51:06.160 they're like okay well you're not you're not a catholic then right it's black and white and

00:51:11.160 you're not there's many many many straps of protestantism especially back then and henry

00:51:17.660 the eighth version was just outside and just outside orthodox catholicism could go a lot

00:51:26.860 lot lot further could go sort of luther level you could go sort of calvin level you could go

00:51:32.620 sort of full-blown anabaptist immediately it's much closer anyway anyway there's whole books

00:51:42.300 about that whole documentaries whole phds written just about that um all right on this day in 1620

00:51:51.660 The great patent is granted to the Plymouth Colony.

00:51:55.660 The Plymouth Colony, Plymouth Rock, the Mayflower in the United States, Massachusetts.

00:52:00.660 Massachusetts. 0.90

00:52:04.660 Yeah, the Pilgrim Fathers going over to what became Massachusetts.

00:52:09.660 In the first place it was called the Plymouth Colony.

00:52:14.660 Again, could talk loads about that.

00:52:16.660 There's lots there, lots to be said.

00:52:21.660 I'll just move on. I mean, note how early on that is, though, 1620. I mean, that's in the age of what? Charles I? Or is it James I? James I? It'd be about the time James I dies and Charles I becomes king. Anyway, the Plymouth Colony, one of the earliest, not the earliest, like Roanoke Island is earlier, Jamestown is earlier.

00:52:45.780 i think there's one or two other places that are earlier but it's one of the first

00:52:48.920 one of the first colonies certainly one of the first ones to become a success

00:52:52.940 the plymouth colony okay there you go what else have we got on this day in 1640 the english long

00:52:59.420 parliament forms ah another thing i could another thing i could just bang on and on about fascinating

00:53:04.740 i'm not up to in my epochs i'm not up to the uh the period of charles the first and the the civil

00:53:11.400 War, the English Civil War yet, but I will get there, and I've said, and I will stick to this,

00:53:16.260 when I get to the Civil War period, i.e. Charles I and Oliver Cromwell, I'm going to slow everything

00:53:22.880 down and do tons and tons of detail, because sometimes, like, for example, I kind of whip

00:53:30.160 through, I'll do one episode on Edward II, or one episode on Edward VI or something, even Henry VIII

00:53:38.640 doing merely four or five episodes Queen Elizabeth the first merely four or five episodes

00:53:43.360 but when I get to Charles the first and the English Civil War I'm going to slow everything

00:53:49.300 down and do probably dozens of episodes I think Mike Duncan style

00:53:53.680 I'm going to read from um I'm going to read from Clarendon the history of the rebellion

00:54:02.620 and I'm just going to do loads and loads and loads of episodes as much detail as I can

00:54:06.740 muster really all about the civil war so anyway sorry so the long parliament that's where charles

00:54:13.760 i brings in has a parliament after a personal rule for many years where there's no parliaments

00:54:19.400 for year after year after year then he runs out of money because there's a war with scotland

00:54:23.140 he orders a parliament they like immediately don't do what he wants so he famously

00:54:28.520 suspends ends that parliament that's a short parliament but then they're like well we're

00:54:33.320 having that though we'll start we'll do our own parliament we're gonna start a new parliament

00:54:38.120 and that parliament lasts for well depending on how you measure it we can measure it it lasts 20 years

00:54:47.240 there's lots of bumps along the way though like it becomes a rump parliament

00:54:52.360 or um it gets closed down and then reopened up there's various ways you could measure it

00:54:56.920 but you could say you could argue that it lasts something like 20 years i wouldn't say that but

00:55:03.680 at the outside limit you could argue that thus it's known as the long parliament basically the

00:55:09.700 parliament which is throughout most of if not all really of the english civil war the long

00:55:16.280 parliament again i've just scratched the surface and that's the merest low resolution overview you

00:55:20.740 could possibly do there. I'm going to do it in fantastic detail. I'm going to. Okay, on this day

00:55:30.660 in 1906, International Radio Telegraph Conference in Berlin selects the SOS distress signal as the

00:55:37.820 worldwide standard for help. Mildly interesting, nothing really much to add to that. Save our souls

00:55:44.620 S-O-S dot dot dot dash dash dot dot dot okay on this day 1957 on this day 1957 the Soviet 0.53

00:55:57.120 Soviet Union launches Sputnik 2 with space dog Laika a bald a mostly Siberian husky the first

00:56:07.280 animal to orbit the earth she dies in flight poor little Laika they say it's mostly Siberian

00:56:13.400 husky but she's quite short-legged isn't she you think a siberian husky short-legged version of

00:56:22.240 husky i didn't think they were but it looks like she's some she's certainly some sort of cross

00:56:26.060 isn't she some sort of mongrel a sweet little dog sweet little dog and yeah she died in fact

00:56:35.440 is she still i'm not sure i should look this up she's still orbiting earth to this day harry i 0.69

00:56:41.260 I'm interested now.

00:56:42.500 Open up a Google thing.

00:56:43.700 Open up a new thing.

00:56:46.340 Ask, is Sputnik 2 still in orbit?

00:56:50.580 That's something I feel like I should know.

00:56:54.820 There you go.

00:56:55.980 Cut and paste the word Sputnik.

00:56:58.720 I wonder if the body of Leica is still just floating around there.

00:57:03.740 I suspect not.

00:57:04.300 After a long enough time, they usually come back, don't they?

00:57:08.180 Oh, no.

00:57:09.200 Sputnik 2 is not in orbit.

00:57:11.260 Okay. Oh, it burned up in 1958. It came back and burned up in 1958. Oh, so poor Leica was

00:57:19.180 died during that, and then her remains were annihilated on re-entry in 1958.

00:57:31.720 All right. Bit of a sad story. And the last one here. In 1970, US President Richard Nixon

00:57:39.560 promises to gradually remove troops from Vietnam, which he did.

00:57:43.480 I've got long-form content on History Break, 0.52

00:57:44.820 I've got long-form content all about Richard Nixon.

00:57:47.000 I think it was like an eight-part, or was it more,

00:57:48.580 maybe a ten-part series, all about Richard Nixon.

00:57:52.080 Nominally about the Watergate scandal,

00:57:53.960 but actually it's just all about Richard Nixon in general.

00:57:58.980 Yeah, and he did do that, didn't he?

00:57:59.940 In the 1968 election, he promised he had a special secret plan

00:58:03.680 to end the war in Vietnam.

00:58:05.660 That war included, to be fair,

00:58:07.720 Gradually reducing the number of troops

00:58:09.580 That were sent over in Vietnam

00:58:10.620 But did include giant air campaign

00:58:14.360 Giant bombing campaign

00:58:16.320 In Cambodia and Laos

00:58:18.500 As well as North Vietnam

00:58:19.980 And South Vietnam

00:58:21.160 So the actual number of just troops on the ground

00:58:25.060 The US Army and Marine Corps

00:58:27.680 The number of men

00:58:28.620 Certainly the number of men going out on

00:58:30.400 Going out into the jungles

00:58:32.080 In just search and destroy missions

00:58:34.240 Pull back from that

00:58:36.380 Stop doing that

00:58:37.920 Because that was creating many, many body bags.

00:58:40.440 Stop doing that.

00:58:41.540 But in other ways, we'll escalate the world massively in other ways.

00:58:44.560 Well done, Tricky Dick.

00:58:49.900 There's this thing, isn't there, on the right, I think,

00:58:53.760 where some people really like Nixon, really love Nixon,

00:58:57.920 because he's despised by the left.

00:59:01.620 So if you consider yourself right, you identify as right,

00:59:04.300 then no, I will love Nixon.

00:59:05.520 Nixon was great.

00:59:06.080 Nixon didn't do anything wrong.

00:59:07.100 Nixon did do things wrong.

00:59:10.880 He did do some interesting,

00:59:11.940 he did do some good things as well, Richard Nixon.

00:59:14.320 If you try and put your left and right wing biases aside,

00:59:18.820 just for a moment,

00:59:20.060 and just try and look at Richard Nixon,

00:59:21.640 and just try and do some value-free analysis

00:59:25.840 on Richard Nixon, his career,

00:59:28.460 which I've tried to do.

00:59:29.380 I'm fascinated by Nixon, by the way.

00:59:30.860 Fascinated.

00:59:32.300 Read lots of books about Nixon.

00:59:34.900 Lots and lots of documentaries about Nixon.

00:59:37.020 my own thing is like a good like five six seven hours long um if you try and look at Nixon just

00:59:44.480 put everything aside he definitely did some good things he's nowhere near this monster that the

00:59:51.960 left would paint him as nowhere near but he definitely did some weird effed up things and

00:59:57.200 he definitely lied lied to the American public again and again and again he definitely did that

01:00:02.820 as a matter of record right words out there don't try and tell me you didn't do it he did

01:00:10.980 all right well there you go a little bit on nixon there

01:00:16.500 okay that's it that was the last factoid on that on that thing let's have a look at our

01:00:22.020 i mean let's have a look at our rumble rants and super chats will global church history

01:00:26.500 being at number one again let's have a look rumble rants first always do rumble rants first

01:00:30.900 on the bow show let's have a look there's my mouse there it is okay yes and still

01:00:39.940 reigning defending global church history in at number one a couple of factors hopefully what

01:00:45.700 have we got he says today in 361 ad constantius ii oh this is that my colleague constantius

01:00:52.580 the second uh died at mopset green i'll probably pronounce it almost certainly pronouncing that

01:00:57.780 incorrectly uh before he could prevent julian from usurping the empire oh so that's julian the

01:01:05.380 apostate constantius ii is the son of constantine the great because constantine the great's father

01:01:11.940 was um constantius and so constantine named his son he had many sons but the main one i

01:01:19.140 suppose you could argue was another constantius constantius the second and he ruled the empire

01:01:24.580 for quite a while well it's over 10 years wasn't it uh do you think i've got long-form content

01:01:28.900 talking about constantius the first one constantine's father and constantine multiple multiple

01:01:35.060 episodes many many hours talking about that bit of history yeah oh it's all there that's recent

01:01:40.340 as well isn't it harry little harry yeah that was only this summer i think i did those yeah yeah not

01:01:46.420 too long ago the story that goes on after constantine dies is also fascinating you get

01:01:51.460 his son constantius but then when he died it goes to julian julian the apostate why they called him

01:01:57.700 that what's what's apostasy that's when you renounce religion isn't it if you're a muslim

01:02:02.260 and then you decide i'm not muslim anymore you're an apostate you're guilty of apostasy same goes

01:02:08.180 for christianity i suppose in a sense i might consider myself a christian apostate i was raised 0.85

01:02:14.260 to church of england nominally at least now i don't really consider myself a christian i suppose i'm

01:02:20.180 I'm an apostate. Anyway, that's what that word means. And so Julian the apostate, he was a Roman

01:02:27.740 who went back on Christianity because Constantine and Constantius were Christians, weren't they?

01:02:34.620 They changed the Roman Empire to Christianity from the old pagan religion of, you know, Jupiter 0.59

01:02:41.000 and Juno and all the old Roman pagan, the pantheon of pagan Roman gods. Julian goes back to that. 0.87

01:02:47.820 so as far as christians are concerned he's an apostate therefore history remembers him

01:02:51.640 because of the final victory of christianity in the west history remembers him as julian

01:02:56.220 the apostate now he is a fascinating emperor julian the apostate i think like him or loathe

01:03:03.000 him fascinating one the chapters the few pages in edward gibbons the kind of fall of the roman

01:03:09.260 empire on julian the apostate are brilliant absolutely fascinating he went on uh he was a

01:03:14.200 great military man, like a brilliant, brilliant military man, like Julius Caesar, Napoleon,

01:03:18.260 Alexander, the great sort of level, almost, almost. Finally, he did a big campaign out

01:03:24.440 east. He decided to conquer, what was it, the Sassanids out east, go and recreate what 0.98

01:03:29.840 Alexander did or what Trajan did. He nearly did it. Nearly. I mean, he did fail and get 0.96

01:03:37.440 himself killed in that, but he nearly did it. And earlier in his career, he'd done some

01:03:41.780 amazing blitzkriegs type stuff lightning war obviously not mechanized but anyway anyway

01:03:48.640 julian the apostate fascinating person like him or loathe him really really interesting life

01:03:54.200 okay and the second factoid from global church history is you say on this day in um 1579

01:04:01.420 drake made a trade treaty with the sultan of ternate

01:04:04.920 long form content all about drake to francis drake and his circumnavigation of the globe

01:04:12.740 also Magellan and his circumnavigation of the globe.

01:04:17.300 The Sultan of Ternate, what's Ternate, where's Ternate you might ask?

01:04:21.060 Well modern day Indonesia basically, a part of modern day Indonesia. The Muslim part 0.99

01:04:27.220 of Indonesia in the 16th century had a Sultan and it was called Ternate. Drake makes a deal with him 0.99

01:04:34.420 while he's passing through. Already laden down with Spanish gold, just hoping they don't search

01:04:40.740 his ship it's full of spanish gold already is that right i think that's right okay let's move 0.54

01:04:47.860 on the next two are or next three the next three are all from end anti-whitism who's always been

01:04:56.100 on the money i don't know i haven't read them yet i don't know what they can say but every time

01:04:59.220 there's something from end anti-whitism i just wholeheartedly agree with what they're going to

01:05:04.020 say so let's have a let's have a rate you've put anti-white violence by third welders on europeans 0.77

01:05:09.380 is absolutely horrendous and sinister yeah yeah and you put all in capitals all the europeans 0.76

01:05:15.860 must come together capitals as a people if we are to survive media government leftists and invaders

01:05:22.980 are anti-white yes couldn't agree more absolutely absolutely yeah absolutely the next one you put

01:05:31.380 most white europeans most whites stroke europeans have been detached from our natural instincts by 0.50

01:05:38.020 By modernity and anti-whitism in media, government policies, Hollywood, etc.

01:05:42.060 We must love ourselves, our ancestors, brothers and sisters.

01:05:45.460 Yes.

01:05:46.820 Yes, absolutely.

01:05:50.580 We are a people.

01:05:53.040 Yes.

01:05:55.760 Couldn't agree more.

01:05:57.120 And last one here from anti-whitism. 0.69

01:05:58.900 It says.

01:06:01.860 Missed this show.

01:06:03.600 Missed this show last week.

01:06:06.040 Very good show and perspectives. 0.97

01:06:08.020 it's beneficial to have you bow translate the media garbage from its manipulative sinister

01:06:12.980 language into truth thanks no thank you thank you i appreciate that that's very kind um thank you

01:06:21.440 for being part of the glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters tom rat 247

01:06:27.460 says you'd enjoy slow horses okay it's about an mi6 sub office uh where they where they outspires 0.98

01:06:37.360 they can't fire for being rubbish. Loudoun would be an excellent bond. Oh, well, fair 0.96

01:06:42.140 off. Wait, has it got Gary Oldman in it? Has it got Gary Oldman in it? If it has, if it's

01:06:51.260 that show. Little Harry, can you Google Slow Horses? It's the show, I did once see the

01:07:01.800 first episode or two of a show that sounds like that description, and it had Gary Oldman

01:07:07.020 in it. And I was told it was good. Yeah, yeah, that's right. Yeah. Slow horses. I watched a

01:07:18.820 couple of episodes of that. Yeah, Gary Oldman. Yeah. I watched a couple of episodes of that

01:07:25.260 and I stopped watching after, I think, the second or third episode because it was highly,

01:07:30.740 highly subversive. They made out that it was right-wing skinheads that were doing

01:07:35.820 beheading videos, kidnapping 0.89

01:07:37.840 people and making a video beheading 0.98

01:07:39.980 them, you know, like ISIS, you know, 1.00

01:07:41.760 like Muslims do. They made it 1.00

01:07:43.960 so that MI6 was looking at

01:07:45.800 investigating right-wing

01:07:47.940 native white skinheads

01:07:50.260 doing that.

01:07:52.200 Yeah, no, I'm not watching that show.

01:07:53.960 Subversive filth. No, no, no, no, no.

01:07:56.260 No.

01:07:57.960 No. Pass.

01:08:00.180 Pass.

01:08:02.180 Sorry, Tom Ratt, I know you're a good guy and you

01:08:03.860 was well-meaning, but

01:08:05.320 you said I would

01:08:07.800 probably like it

01:08:09.000 I'd enjoy slow horses, no I gave it a go

01:08:11.600 I very much didn't enjoy it

01:08:13.420 no shade at you Tom Ratt, of course

01:08:17.700 ok, the next one is

01:08:19.080 Pigdog5150, says the only

01:08:21.400 traitors I want to hear about are the thousands

01:08:23.260 that Rupert Lowe and Restore are going to lock up

01:08:25.560 and strip of all their assets

01:08:27.500 crimes against the country

01:08:29.100 and the people they were to

01:08:31.280 protect, yeah I mean

01:08:33.280 yeah

01:08:35.320 Yeah, I'm not interested in the show traitors, I'm interested in coming to terms with real traitors in this country, yeah, absolutely.

01:08:41.700 Don't agree more.

01:08:43.600 Classic, those, isn't it? Bread and circuses, distraction over here.

01:08:47.820 Don't look at real traitors, real treason. 1.00

01:08:51.260 Look at this stupid show using the same word. 1.00

01:08:56.740 Look at the jangling keys over here, look, look, look. 1.00

01:09:00.760 Look, Claudia Winkleman.

01:09:05.320 Yep, couldn't agree more. 0.97

01:09:07.700 That's their name, says, evening, been to DRS for the first time in a decade.

01:09:16.440 Thanks, and then you put, thanks NHS.

01:09:20.000 I don't know what DRS means.

01:09:24.400 Okay, and then you put, been to a castle today.

01:09:26.840 Nice, I love a castle.

01:09:29.120 Got long form content all about my favourite castles,

01:09:31.180 top ten favourite castles with Shad, Shadiversity.

01:09:33.680 you know shad diversity australian dude does a lot of content about weapons and things and

01:09:38.680 history and all sorts of stuff he's a great guy very very interesting guy got quite a lot of

01:09:42.860 knowledge we did a thing a couple years ago now i think was it talking about our favorite castles

01:09:47.380 okay love a castle me the ruined or otherwise you put um been to a castle today been to a mall where

01:09:55.120 six kiln tunnel chimneys were preserved okay unlike your edf at cotton power station busy busy

01:10:05.280 okay i don't know what that is

01:10:09.520 oh edf oh sorry the modern um the modern energy giant yeah very unlike that yeah six early modern

01:10:20.720 kilns is a bit different to a modern power station yeah right okay i hope you had a good

01:10:25.380 time i've had a good time okay uh merrick mel says restore britain's policy team is uh full

01:10:32.140 of humanities grads okay you need industrialists uh to be taken seriously india china supply 80

01:10:44.280 percent of our medicines no policy on it factories takes 30 years to build factories don't usually

01:10:50.180 take that long to build, although they don't like these days. Look at HS2. Yeah, the policy

01:10:57.760 team, the store's policy team is Harrison and Josh, isn't it, largely? I mean, there's

01:11:02.880 more to it than that. That's the core of it. Josh did psychology research. He's like a

01:11:11.940 researcher, effectively, isn't he? I can't remember what Harrison Pitt did at uni. He

01:11:17.180 went to Oxford or Cambridge though, didn't he? Very, very sharp man. Very, very clever, well-read

01:11:22.840 man. You need industrialists as part of a policy team to be taken seriously. I'm not sure if that's

01:11:29.380 true. I mean, it wouldn't hurt. I'm not saying you're wrong. You're flat out wrong. I'm not

01:11:33.180 saying that. Probably wouldn't hurt, would it? Not necessary, though. Not absolutely necessary.

01:11:39.460 It's possible to understand industry without ever having been a captain of industry, isn't it?

01:11:44.340 anyway

01:11:46.200 anyway

01:11:48.700 I mean

01:11:49.100 reasonable point

01:11:49.960 anyway

01:11:52.280 okay

01:11:53.020 what can I say

01:11:53.620 I don't

01:11:54.240 I'm merely a member

01:11:55.880 of Restore Britain

01:11:57.200 I've got

01:11:58.520 I've got no

01:11:59.660 no real influence

01:12:01.620 or power

01:12:02.140 in that party

01:12:02.880 no position whatsoever

01:12:03.860 beyond a mere

01:12:05.460 rank and file member

01:12:06.480 okay

01:12:08.220 the next one is

01:12:09.100 from That's Your Name Again

01:12:09.920 says

01:12:10.260 speaking of castles

01:12:11.380 King's Flame Festival

01:12:12.800 will be happening

01:12:13.680 2nd to 4th of July next year

01:12:15.660 at the

01:12:17.360 Maxtoke Castle Grounds. We'll be

01:12:19.700 celebrating the 1,100th

01:12:22.300 year since

01:12:23.180 Athelstan

01:12:24.420 unified the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.

01:12:29.340 I think I've got long film content about Athelstan.

01:12:32.780 The age of

01:12:33.640 Alfred the Great and his successors.

01:12:35.960 Athelstan's like his grandson, isn't he?

01:12:39.140 Yeah.

01:12:39.620 Do you want to know about that in some detail?

01:12:40.680 me telling you about it in detail it's all there it's all there yeah i'd quite like to go to this

01:12:49.020 king's flame festival i don't know if i will end up going but it sounds like it might be good fun

01:12:53.220 might be great might be brilliant mightn't it i don't know if i'm gonna it's so far in the future

01:12:58.540 to me july next year was so far in the future that i'm just not sure but i would like to go

01:13:05.700 certainly support it in principle yeah is it like nathan hood and uh liz haverin and people like that

01:13:12.900 isn't it like the it's born out of or isn't it part of the pen dragon foundation guys and gals

01:13:20.500 so yeah support it support it could be good stuff okay uh the last one here is from merrick mail

01:13:26.660 last rumble rant anyway from america mail says what is their answer to that enormous leverage

01:13:32.500 among many others

01:13:33.660 what are you talking about

01:13:35.540 the only policies that matter is how you deal

01:13:38.440 with real great powers around the world

01:13:40.080 not just US

01:13:40.920 what are you talking about Restore Britain

01:13:43.880 what is their answer to that enormous leverage

01:13:46.400 among many others

01:13:47.440 I don't know, you'll have to ask them, I don't know

01:13:49.060 I'm not a policy wonk for Restore Britain

01:13:51.600 so I don't know

01:13:53.880 at Harrison Pitt

01:13:56.600 on Twitter, he's on Twitter

01:13:57.580 at him with that question

01:13:59.240 I guess, I don't know what to tell you

01:14:02.500 Okay.

01:14:05.920 The YouTube ones, Harry, you need to bring that up on my screen for me.

01:14:08.760 You've got the power as a producer to do that.

01:14:11.660 Engage.

01:14:12.080 Make it so.

01:14:12.420 There it is.

01:14:12.760 Okay, great.

01:14:13.180 Cool.

01:14:13.760 All right.

01:14:14.400 There's a dozen or 20-odd of those.

01:14:17.520 Okay, Sodium Soldier is in at number one today.

01:14:20.480 New.

01:14:21.420 We've got a new champ in at number one on YouTube, Sodium Soldier.

01:14:25.180 He says, okay, he says, only Democrat support I see comes from Nick Fuentes.

01:14:30.440 You haven't got, I guess you meant Fuentes, you haven't written quite, but okay.

01:14:34.920 Is that right?

01:14:36.240 Is Nick Fuentes, wait, Nick Fuentes is supporting the Democrats.

01:14:41.260 I don't pay attention to Nick Fuentes.

01:14:45.680 Like at all, really.

01:14:48.360 Has he taken a heel turn and he supports Democrats now?

01:14:53.700 Is that right?

01:14:54.580 I don't know.

01:14:55.540 I'm not particularly interested in Nick Fuentes. 1.00

01:14:58.500 Isn't he gay and Mexican? 1.00

01:15:00.440 Yeah, not interested. Pass. 1.00

01:15:03.720 I don't know if he is gay. 1.00

01:15:10.960 Big Piggy Power says, 1.00

01:15:13.160 Morning Bo, I feel guilty for getting Gibbs from my government,

01:15:16.400 but at least I can give it back to the deserving.

01:15:19.620 Lucky sevens for Bo.

01:15:22.180 You get Gibbs from the government, from your government.

01:15:24.680 Are you American? Are you British?

01:15:27.160 Well, no, you're in Euros there.

01:15:30.440 so um okay well thank you thank you aristotle luton says bo you're right who's your pick for

01:15:41.300 next potus oh potus is president of the united states um well on the democrats on the republican

01:15:51.260 side. Right now, the big beasts are basically Rubio and Vance, aren't they? Likely to be

01:16:00.860 either Rubio or Vance, if I had to put a tenner on it right this moment. Rubio? Marco Rubio,

01:16:09.180 the Cuban? You're going to have your first Cuban president? You could do worse, though.

01:16:15.520 on the democrat side god knows what uh gavin newsom is it isn't he aren't they trying to

01:16:22.640 tee him up as the next big beast newsom so let's say just let's say it's rubio versus newsom

01:16:30.900 well i'd like to think rubio would win that so rubio but it could well be vance couldn't it

01:16:39.800 It could well be J.D. Vance.

01:16:43.040 Well, J.D. Vance versus Newsome.

01:16:46.820 Hopefully Vance would win that.

01:16:51.860 Okay.

01:16:54.260 David Tarrant, 7159, says,

01:16:57.200 Imagine the movie War Games being about a kid actually hacking into just to turn off some fridges.

01:17:04.760 The 1980s film War Games with Matthew Broderick.

01:17:07.940 Unconvicted killer Matthew Broderick.

01:17:10.940 Imagine if it was that, yeah, he hacked in and he just turned some fridges off.

01:17:15.940 Want to play a game of frozen fish fingers?

01:17:19.940 Why connect fridges to the internet?

01:17:22.940 Yeah, that's a good question.

01:17:24.940 Why are these fridges and freezers across Europe connected to the internet?

01:17:30.940 I would have thought you'd have an internal network or something, or just manually.

01:17:33.940 someone go around make sure they're on cold yeah why is it connected to the internet yeah i don't

01:17:40.620 know it's a good question okay global foot job history says it is our thaddeus bungo mctip pop 0.94

01:17:47.900 you've just put tbm but i know your name and you've put i missed you kisses no homo

01:17:55.880 oh thank you it's only two days off i had last week so uh cheers guy appreciate it

01:18:03.480 cheers okay tori k music uh super fan tori k music today says all right yeah i'm all right

01:18:10.720 you're all right love hope you are sincerely genuinely hope you are he said i'd say you're

01:18:15.080 a six i'll take it i'll take it uh up to a seven but your mind at history bro brings you right up

01:18:23.580 there 10 out of 10 just a fan not in love i have a husband who looks like you and he has an irish

01:18:28.580 accent so he wins fair enough fair enough irish bow the irish lilt is quite nice isn't it

01:18:36.740 the the essex east london london southeast england accent my accent it's not great not great

01:18:45.380 i do think the irish accent is quite nice yeah yeah i think french sounds nice spanish it's not

01:18:52.060 bad italian sounds nice german have you ever heard germans speaking at full speed colloquially

01:18:59.840 chatting with each other oh oh i don't like it i think it sounds horrible irish sounds nice i

01:19:06.540 think irish sounds nice okay big piggy power again says for 20 euros this time appreciate it that's

01:19:12.760 generals says hey mon bobo again hey mon bobo would you like to get brittany from us like

01:19:23.500 brittany in northern france sort of normandy brittany would you like to get that from us well

01:19:30.040 it's it really is ours by rights isn't it i don't know how many times you have to conquer it

01:19:36.740 henry the second edward of edward the third henry the fifth 1944 i don't know how many times we

01:19:49.200 have to conquer it before you accept that it really is ours and then you put to get britney

01:19:55.200 from us and what territory stroke religion would you get rid of if you could i can't say that

01:20:01.140 because of T's and C's? I guess that's two questions in one and not history related.

01:20:09.960 Sorry, I'm more into geography. Well, I've talked a bit about Brittany there, but the thing you

01:20:13.860 talked about religion, I couldn't. It's my job to not get strikes on this channel and get it

01:20:20.760 yeeted. And YouTube T's and C's, I just simply couldn't answer that.

01:20:24.780 Okay, last few here. Tatum2733, how are you? You've put, boom, all capitals, exclamation

01:20:34.360 mark, boom. I'm ready to watch the GOP end and be reborn. The grand old party, like the

01:20:43.540 Republicans. Okay, you're ready to watch them end and be reborn. They have to come back

01:20:47.780 to their base, brackets, whites, or cease to exist after this disaster. Vote blue.

01:20:54.780 He goes, Tatum. He's an American, right? You are an American, aren't you, sir? Yeah.

01:20:59.900 Okay, that's his opinion. Yeah. Reasonable. I mean, maybe not. I don't know. I don't know.

01:21:04.740 We'll see what happens. We'll see what happens.

01:21:06.920 Remember the Tea Party? I believe, if I recall right, Tatum, you're also quite young, aren't you?

01:21:11.700 In your early 20s? Remember the Tea Party?

01:21:14.340 Having the Republican Party

01:21:21.460 Reborn

01:21:22.240 Reimagined

01:21:24.020 It's probably

01:21:24.460 It's easier to say that

01:21:25.900 Than it actually happened

01:21:26.820 I mean

01:21:27.300 A lot easier

01:21:27.840 But

01:21:28.080 Anyway

01:21:29.160 Anyway

01:21:29.620 Interesting take

01:21:31.320 Interesting take

01:21:32.160 Oh the last two

01:21:32.880 Are also Tatum

01:21:33.540 Okay you've said

01:21:34.440 If I'm wrong

01:21:35.620 I'll bear it on the chin

01:21:37.180 Spectacularly

01:21:38.700 Okay fair enough

01:21:39.700 And then you put 1.00

01:21:40.480 Nick is a loser 0.99

01:21:41.740 But also right on this 1.00

01:21:43.000 Vote blue

01:21:43.600 Okay

01:21:44.340 okay fair enough fair enough i mean i don't know it seems sounds like a perverse take to me

01:21:52.180 perverse what communists and islamists yeah no no i don't know about that i don't know about that

01:21:58.820 what an arch accelerationist let your enemies into power 0.83

01:22:03.740 in order to destroy us i don't i don't i don't i don't agree with that i'm not an accelerationist

01:22:11.560 I've got accelerationist leanings, I get it, I understand it,

01:22:14.780 and on some levels, some limited levels,

01:22:17.180 I would call myself an accelerationist, but not that far.

01:22:21.240 Not that far.

01:22:23.400 All right, and the last one just popped in from you again,

01:22:25.860 from Tatum says,

01:22:28.060 I'm voting all Democrat and love, I hate Trump.

01:22:32.160 Okay, you do you, you do you.

01:22:34.880 All right, that's the show, 22 minutes past nine,

01:22:36.920 in the AM on the 3rd of November in the year of all, 2026.

01:22:40.900 Thank you for joining me.

01:22:42.200 Without you guys, it isn't a thing.

01:22:43.720 My glorious band, the chosen few.

01:22:45.500 My band of brothers and sisters.

01:22:47.860 Try and make the best of the day ahead if you can.

01:22:49.560 Carpe diem, seize the day.

01:22:51.740 The most valuable thing you will ever have is your time.

01:22:54.660 Orders of magnitude more valuable than anything you'll ever really own.

01:22:58.040 Gold, silver, cars, houses.

01:23:00.740 You can't take any of that with you in the final reckoning, can you?

01:23:03.100 The most important thing you will ever have is your time.

01:23:07.220 And it's later than you think.

01:23:08.600 You've got a finite number of days on this earth.

01:23:10.360 Try and make them count if you can.

01:23:11.600 All right, I'm not going to get too preachy about it.

01:23:13.500 Until tomorrow morning, take care.

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 03, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 3rd November 2026

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