The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 8th September 2026

00:00:00.320 Morning.

00:00:05.640 You alright?

00:00:08.560 I hope you are.

00:00:10.480 Sincerely, genuinely hope you are.

00:00:13.080 Yeah, I'm alright. Yeah, no, fine. Thanks.

00:00:14.780 Yeah, cheers for asking.

00:00:16.560 It's now 8 in the a.m. British Summertime on Tuesday, the 8th of September.

00:00:21.120 In the year of our Lord, 2026, thank you for joining me.

00:00:23.320 You're the greatest band I've chosen for you, my band of brothers and sisters.

00:00:26.520 as always i'm joined nearly always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning

00:00:31.880 good sir morning yeah i'm all good you hear that disembodied voice of the all-powerful all-knowing

00:00:38.560 omniscient omnipresent producer there we are in his hands all right no more faffing about no more

00:00:48.840 fannying around necessarily let's get straight necessarily let's get straight into it all right

00:00:53.600 this show is about what's in the corporate mainstream lamestream media this morning so

00:00:57.620 what's that cabal quite frankly evil cabal of fleet street editors first of all fleet street

00:01:02.160 the papers what's on the front pages of the papers in the british print media at least

00:01:06.260 what are they talking about what are all the normies going to be reading this morning

00:01:10.700 it matters you know people say oh why do you why do you pay attention to this nobody pays

00:01:17.200 attention to this unfortunately millions and millions and millions of people do

00:01:23.600 unfortunately the norm is this is where they get a lot of their information from

00:01:28.560 it's still incredibly right all you guys are switched on you guys know the haps you know

00:01:33.600 what's going down you're savvy most people aren't most people still get their news from

00:01:38.800 like the bbc or whatever so it's important in a way in a sense what have we got okay today

00:01:48.240 we've got port in a storm let's talk about portsmouth again and mexit megxit means megxit

00:01:56.480 which is the king saying that the sussexes harry and megan still aren't working royals all right

00:02:02.320 let's get straight into it there's a few other stories more interesting than than that the metro

00:02:07.280 oh a bit early in the day for a metro isn't it i mean what's that smell oh oh what's that dreadful

00:02:13.360 stench. Smells like some sort of fetid gangrenous wound, sort of infected wound. What is that

00:02:20.600 smell? Oh, it's the metro. That's what the metro smells like. Yeah, gross. Okay, what

00:02:27.800 have we got? As migrant boat arrives in Hampshire, port in a storm, home office blamed over far

00:02:35.740 right protests. Is it far right? Is it far right? What's far right about it? Exactly,

00:02:41.880 The Metro

00:02:42.640 Writers and editors at the Metro

00:02:45.240 Explain

00:02:45.860 What's far right

00:02:48.340 About not wanting 1.00

00:02:51.060 Your women, folk and children 0.99

00:02:52.980 To be raped 1.00

00:02:53.780 I'll wait 1.00

00:02:57.580 What's far right

00:02:59.600 About noticing that you're being invaded 1.00

00:03:02.200 By third world people 1.00

00:03:03.460 Whose crime rate per capita

00:03:05.460 Violent crime, sex crime, organised crime

00:03:08.180 Is through the roof

00:03:09.080 What's far right about that

00:03:11.880 explain that to me they never do do they it's just it just is it just is far right okay the

00:03:19.380 home office is blamed over far right protest as government warned 14 hour trip on mega dinghy

00:03:25.400 maybe first of many so like from cherbourg if you know the map a bit of bit of normandy that

00:03:32.500 ticks up cherbourg the cherbourg peninsula from there across to up towards the isle of

00:03:37.180 and portsmouth that way much much bigger stretch of water than from the part of calais to dover

00:03:42.780 much longer might be the first of many they're saying probably it's been shown it's been done once

00:03:50.220 you need the right weather conditions wouldn't you on a choppy day i wouldn't fancy that in a

00:03:55.580 in a decent boat let alone a dinghy then again they only have to go so far before

00:04:00.780 the coast guard or the rnli just rescue them they've been rescued by the rnli

00:04:10.540 all right there's danny tomo there isn't it i think that is danny tomo danny real name danny thomas

00:04:19.740 he's an associate of tommy robinson real name stephen yaxley lennon

00:04:25.500 the only time i okay okay

00:04:32.300 some say he's an ultra patriot some say he's like some sort of police informant and a psyop

00:04:40.080 essentially i don't know i don't know obviously never met the guy never spoke to him

00:04:45.980 um

00:04:48.120 oh there you go all right so that's what they're still banging on about this morning largely is

00:04:56.480 that some englishmen actually stood up whether part of a psyop or not they actually stood up

00:05:02.040 and uh went down to portsmouth and dover and uh tried to protest it was disgusting that they wore

00:05:09.760 balaclavas though wasn't it disgusting according to the likes of burnham and farage burnham and

00:05:16.460 Farage on the same page about that Rupert not you know Rupert said as I said said on here and on the

00:05:23.580 state of politics uh it's only prudent isn't it it's only prudent is it not it's not a great look

00:05:32.960 I get the aesthetics of it aren't great I get that yeah it would be nicer wouldn't it if we 0.99

00:05:39.540 lived in a country where they didn't have to wear balacarvas well you wouldn't almost certainly get

00:05:44.820 a knock at the door for daring to protest, even peacefully.

00:05:50.220 But there we are.

00:05:51.220 That's the type of government, the type, nay, the type of tyranny we live under.

00:05:56.060 It was only prudent of them, if they don't want to lose their jobs, their livelihoods,

00:06:02.760 to wear a balaclava.

00:06:03.760 It's not their fault.

00:06:05.700 It's not their fault.

00:06:07.700 It's not our fault, is it?

00:06:09.640 We didn't create this system where that's the case, where it's only prudent to wear

00:06:14.820 a mask even if you're going on a a peaceful protest that's a society of their making

00:06:25.300 well rupert also said that exactly that take effectively

00:06:31.540 that you know don't blame them he said yeah me neither okay the express it's a good paper

00:06:38.980 you can read your express now it's not a good paper i'm being sarcastic it's wearing the

00:06:45.440 skin suit of patriotism and nativism uh look there's like and look it's it's image it's icon

00:06:52.040 is like a crusader like a third crusade era type crusader with a shield shield with the

00:06:59.680 saint george's flag and a sword on it he's a warrior for england no they're not no they're

00:07:05.280 not that's cynical it's highly cynical to pretend that no they're globalists they'll try and destroy

00:07:13.000 anyone just try and character assassinate and destroy anyone that is actually patriotic or

00:07:17.860 nativist in any way so the exact opposite the express subversive globalist filth in the final 0.93

00:07:25.160 reckoning anti-british and anti-white the express yeah oh yeah yeah in the final reckoning

00:07:30.980 don't they try and destroy people that are like reform or restore anything like that let alone 0.97

00:07:39.320 anything beyond that of course i'm trying to destroy them gross all right we'll get into the

00:07:47.060 story later but the king says harry and megan won't return to uh royal work okay we'll do a

00:07:52.620 minimal amount on that because on the bow show breakfast with bow collectively known as breakfast

00:07:57.240 We don't really care about the roles, particularly Harry and Meghan, right?

00:08:04.520 We'll leave that up to Dan Wotton.

00:08:06.140 No shade at Dan Wotton.

00:08:07.160 I like Dan Wotton.

00:08:09.060 All right.

00:08:10.340 What have we got here? 1.00

00:08:11.760 Tory leader Olukemi Badanoch, the Nigerian woman, the Nigerian anchor baby, 0.99

00:08:16.820 bizarrely finds herself LARPing as the leader of the Conservative Party, 0.97

00:08:20.900 hits out at Labour indifference as channel boats keep coming. 0.99

00:08:24.620 Don't ignore public anger over illegal migrants

00:08:27.880 Says Olukemi Olufentubanok

00:08:29.740 I'm not sure I would characterise it as indifference

00:08:34.220 Doesn't indifference mean

00:08:37.500 That you just simply don't give a fig

00:08:40.280 One way or t'other

00:08:41.420 Well they do, they actively want it though

00:08:44.420 Don't they? I mean that's the only conclusion

00:08:46.180 I can come to at this point

00:08:47.100 They actively want us to be invaded 1.00

00:08:49.220 By thousands and thousands of third world beast men 1.00

00:08:52.740 whose sex crime, violent crime and organised crime per capita is through the roof. 1.00

00:08:57.580 They want that to happen.

00:08:58.940 What other conclusion can you come to at this point?

00:09:01.300 If they were truly indifferent,

00:09:03.700 truly indifferent, they would act in a different way.

00:09:08.160 They encourage it, don't they?

00:09:10.200 If they were indifferent, why would they order all sorts of measures to help them get here?

00:09:15.400 That's not indifference to me.

00:09:16.720 Making sure they've got

00:09:23.200 Homes to go to

00:09:24.260 Mobile phones

00:09:25.240 All sorts of things

00:09:27.760 All sorts of things

00:09:28.560 Just handing out citizenship

00:09:30.300 Like it's candy

00:09:31.720 Is that indifference?

00:09:35.120 I don't think so

00:09:35.700 I don't think so, mate

00:09:36.700 Alright, the mirror

00:09:39.700 The Daily Mirror

00:09:40.560 Pure slop

00:09:41.320 Actual slop

00:09:42.520 Labour Party propaganda

00:09:43.940 That's what it is now

00:09:45.320 At this point

00:09:45.760 farage derangement syndrome again oh two days in a row the mirror didn't go with the front page

00:09:51.760 of farage derangement syndrome remarkable okay again the king sausage finger sax cobert gother

00:09:59.220 has got a firm stance king harry and megan don't work for us like it's a firm like an actual firm

00:10:05.080 it's quite interesting so i think it's on one or two or the other the front pages as well

00:10:09.040 bernie ecclestone anyone know bernie ecclestone little harry do you know bernie ecclestone would

00:10:14.180 you it's unlikely i have no clue right okay fair enough no fair enough all right so any zoomers 0.92

00:10:19.720 out there or anyone who's young enough or perhaps foreign perhaps never ever watched formula one

00:10:23.920 he used to be the the head of formula one until i don't know what's it the 2010s at some point

00:10:30.640 right he's 95 now bernie super rich billionaire dude or multi multi multi millionaire anyway i

00:10:37.640 think he might be a billionaire anyway ultra rich ultra ultra ultra rich 95 years 95 okay

00:10:44.960 the headline says Eccleston arrest for carrying shotgun at airport funny isn't how they face it

00:10:51.820 you imagine Bernie Eccleston walking through an airport with a shotgun it's not what happens

00:10:58.400 it's not what happened it's got a Winchester reloading shotgun thing like in Terminator 2

00:11:04.120 just wheeling it around shooting off shells in an airport no no no no he's got a private

00:11:09.100 airplane of course he has and he was flying to his mansion or probably one of his mansions in

00:11:15.500 Portugal he touches down in Portugal on his private jet and then customs or whatever go

00:11:23.540 through his baggage his bags and everything and they find in his bag a shotgun I think it was

00:11:30.920 it's like for shooting pigeons and stuff like clay pigeon shooting or pigeon shooting or

00:11:35.800 is it a fouling piece i don't know it's a very old-fashioned type of fouling piece i don't know

00:11:41.880 so it's not like a spaz 12 automatic shotgun military grade it's just it's just for like

00:11:46.760 shooting birds or whatever nonetheless nonetheless he didn't declare it he should have declared it

00:11:50.760 and didn't and that's it that's the story 95 year old bernie in trouble slightly with the police i

00:11:57.240 I mean he would barely get a slap on the wrist for it

00:11:59.180 But it's an interesting headline anyway

00:12:00.560 He's been in trouble with the police

00:12:07.040 Before hasn't he, old Bernie

00:12:07.900 One of the reasons he left being

00:12:11.300 The head of Formula 1

00:12:12.560 Was that he was found to have

00:12:14.660 Bribed, like definitely, a matter of record

00:12:16.780 He was found to have bribed loads and loads of people

00:12:18.920 In Germany, specifically Germany

00:12:20.620 Over Formula 1, I can't remember the exact details

00:12:23.340 Of it, whether it was Formula 1 TV rights

00:12:25.180 Or something or other

00:12:27.240 and he was going to go to um to court in germany for it and it was one of those ones where you

00:12:34.320 could get sent down for like 20 years or whatever but it would probably be let off with a slap on

00:12:40.320 the wrist but there was a possibility he might go to prison for a small amount of time this was like

00:12:44.260 10 years ago or something and so he settled out of court to the tune of i can't remember what it

00:12:48.700 was like 40 million pounds or something like his personal money as well not f1 money his money

00:12:54.440 Corruption, basically, just corruption

00:12:58.220 Straight up corruption

00:12:58.960 And he's settled out of court

00:13:02.220 The classic when they settle out of court

00:13:04.220 They say, oh, but I might be settling out of court

00:13:06.320 Like Andrew and Virginia Griffey

00:13:07.920 But that's, I'm not

00:13:09.860 That's no admission of guilt in any way on my part

00:13:12.120 Mmm, isn't it?

00:13:16.280 Isn't it, though? We'll be the judge of that

00:13:17.660 Alright, enough about Bernie

00:13:19.020 Oh, Bernie

00:13:21.360 mob targets rnli heroes are they heroes what's heroic about it what's heroic about

00:13:29.160 ferrying rapists and murderers onto our onto our island what's heroic about that

00:13:34.140 oh they save people to see are they saving people to see or are they just towing them in

00:13:41.840 they do both don't they let's be fair they also genuinely save normal people that are in trouble

00:13:48.380 at sea so okay all right fair enough fair enough give you that all right i can see that also though

00:13:54.980 they're just ferrying in rapists and murderers aren't they now they try to stop the lifeboats

00:14:01.820 yeah from facilitating our invasion yeah yeah sorry the rnli how many organized criminals 0.95

00:14:10.780 rapists and murderers have you ferried to this island how many you don't know do you

00:14:16.680 Do you care? Don't seem to. 0.92

00:14:18.140 Seems to be proud of it, if anything.

00:14:21.380 The RN, I lie.

00:14:26.560 We're just helping people at sea.

00:14:30.200 And putting women and children in danger.

00:14:32.540 In danger.

00:14:36.380 Protest yobs, abuse crew for saving lives. 0.93

00:14:39.800 Is that a fair characterisation?

00:14:41.640 Police probe after, quote, assault quote on officers

00:14:49.600 Probe away

00:14:52.140 The sun

00:14:54.780 The sun, pure slop

00:14:58.580 What sloppy drive they got for us here?

00:15:00.220 Oh, here we go

00:15:00.980 Oh, here we go

00:15:02.640 Megxit

00:15:04.200 Real quick then, just real quick

00:15:06.480 King rules on Sussex return

00:15:09.760 Harry and Meg are not HRH

00:15:13.680 His Royal Highness, Her Royal Highness

00:15:16.180 Or working royals

00:15:17.940 Megxit means Megxit

00:15:19.500 They're out

00:15:19.960 They're still out

00:15:21.140 Surely that

00:15:23.580 If I was a senior royal

00:15:25.760 And for whatever reason I was excused royal duties

00:15:31.220 I'd be like great

00:15:32.040 Oh great

00:15:33.000 The small amount of sort of busy work they make me do anyway

00:15:37.600 I don't even have to do that

00:15:38.660 i can literally just spend all my time just lounging around in the royal estates doing whatever

00:15:44.020 i want great brilliant yeah i don't want to have to go to doncaster and open a new tesco's or whatever

00:15:54.820 like the royals the working royals oh you really want to go to burnley

00:16:01.860 on a rainy tuesday and open up a primary school and pretend to be all smiles

00:16:08.660 or whatever, just random examples.

00:16:12.640 Megxit means Megxit.

00:16:13.940 All right, they're out.

00:16:15.600 Couldn't care less.

00:16:16.520 Couldn't give them monkeys.

00:16:17.600 All right.

00:16:19.220 The Telegraph, the Daily Toregraph, 1.00

00:16:21.500 now owned by Germans,

00:16:23.020 pro-Zionism, anti-British nativism. 1.00

00:16:26.380 That's what they are. 0.62

00:16:26.840 That's who they are.

00:16:27.840 How Anna Wintour's fashion crown slipped.

00:16:29.940 Do not care.

00:16:30.940 Do not care about Anna Wintour.

00:16:33.040 Don't show me Anna Wintour. 1.00

00:16:34.800 the embodiment of what's wrong with the modern world vapid vapid idiot of no value 1.00

00:16:44.780 of no value and yet put on a pedestal uh gross Anna Wintour 1.00

00:16:50.640 isn't she dead yet obviously not look Prince Harry's he's nicked my thing I do

00:17:01.520 I did that, didn't I, I need every day.

00:17:03.380 He's nicked it.

00:17:05.920 He's seen the bow show.

00:17:07.000 He's like, that's cool.

00:17:09.140 That dude's cool.

00:17:11.900 All right.

00:17:12.740 King tells Harry no return to the firm.

00:17:14.500 Yeah, got it.

00:17:14.940 All right.

00:17:16.380 Veterans to be mobilised as army gets ready for war.

00:17:19.780 This is a story that, potentially anyway, potentially,

00:17:22.780 Britain is considering, should there be a war?

00:17:25.880 I suppose with Russia.

00:17:27.040 It's got the biggest stockpile of thermonuclear weapons in the world

00:17:32.380 If there's a war with Russia 0.83

00:17:34.720 Britain might call up all its veterans 0.50

00:17:38.180 Or nearly all its veterans

00:17:39.180 I guess they're not going to call up the guys

00:17:42.260 That are like the last survivors of Normandy or whatever

00:17:44.460 That are in their 90s

00:17:45.500 Probably not those ones

00:17:46.380 But ones that could still help out

00:17:49.000 And they say there's like

00:17:50.740 Tens of thousands of such people

00:17:53.160 90,000 odd guys

00:17:54.680 like that would fall into that category could call them up

00:17:58.280 but you might have been in the army or the services various various uh wings of the service

00:18:07.400 services and even though you're you're out and you might have been out for years you're still

00:18:13.420 well you're still on on the tether we still insist you come back again

00:18:18.180 Oh, there you go

00:18:21.220 Okay

00:18:22.440 Burnham set to inflame tensions

00:18:25.760 By fast-tracking Israel sanctions

00:18:28.460 Ooh, ooh

00:18:30.220 Andy Bumham

00:18:32.520 Getting leery

00:18:33.540 King of the North

00:18:40.660 Andy Bumham

00:18:41.800 Andy, the first of his name

00:18:43.940 No sternum, Burnham

00:18:45.600 With his guyliner and his manscara 0.81

00:18:47.880 is standing up to evil Bibi Netanyahu and the Israelis.

00:18:56.580 There's hardly anything to it, by the way, to be clear.

00:19:02.160 Part of sanctions.

00:19:03.400 Britain's imposing sanctions on Israel.

00:19:06.360 Yeah, it's hardly anything.

00:19:09.220 It's like, the details are that if there's companies in the West Bank,

00:19:14.900 Literally, if they're physically stationed, headquartered in the West Bank

00:19:20.240 Then there'll be some limited sanctions against them

00:19:23.940 The West Bank, not known for its heavy industry, must say

00:19:30.260 You know

00:19:31.840 Not many big multinationals have chosen to headquarter themselves in the West Bank

00:19:42.240 it's all just it's performing it's basically performative isn't it

00:19:50.740 there's the anti-israel crew from the left right

00:19:55.540 israel get it in get it from both the left and the right uh the left is obviously it's labor

00:20:03.040 we're talking about labor here aren't we we're talking about ed milliband we're talking about

00:20:05.580 left-leaning Labour MPs. 0.97

00:20:08.940 Loads of them are Muslims.

00:20:10.760 Yeah, loads of Labour MPs are Muslim as well, of course.

00:20:15.840 And so, all right, Andy Burnham's government

00:20:18.820 wants to do limited sanctions against Israeli companies

00:20:23.500 that are in the West Bank.

00:20:26.740 It's set to anger Bibi and even the Donald,

00:20:31.160 this article says.

00:20:33.140 They'll be angry about it.

00:20:35.580 all right will outlaw face covering says faraj after migrant protests

00:20:43.320 okay so here's the thing about face coverings you've got people that wear balaclavas like

00:20:53.560 the patriotic type protesters in dover and portsmouth the other day you got very similar

00:21:01.460 ones that might might well wear balaclavas but they're lefties they're anti-far types okay then 0.72

00:21:07.540 you've got just muslim women that want to wear the full face veil okay then you've got the limited 0.98

00:21:16.740 example of someone wants to walk in a bank still wearing their crash helmet their motorbike crash 0.94

00:21:22.340 helmet oh it's my liberty is my right to not have to take off my helmet when i go into a bank or

00:21:26.740 Something like that, right?

00:21:28.520 Then there's the whole angle of wearing face coverings for the COVID stuff.

00:21:33.520 It's all different stripes of wearing a face covering,

00:21:37.500 a mask of some description or another, isn't it?

00:21:41.420 Okay, all right.

00:21:44.920 Barajan Reform says they want to ban it all.

00:21:50.820 Well, my feeling is that these things are different.

00:21:56.740 aren't they? Not necessarily all just, they're not motivated by the same thing, they're not

00:22:02.640 the same thing. Whereas Farage and Reform have decided to, how to put it, they've decided

00:22:10.820 to characterise sort of a Muslim face veil as just the same thing qualitatively as a

00:22:21.360 protest of wearing a mask, whether left or right. I don't think they are the same. I saw someone on

00:22:28.640 Twitter, some smart arse on Twitter. Can I say arse? It's supposed to be clean this show. I feel 0.99

00:22:34.860 like arse isn't a full swear word, is it? It's a very, very minor one, is it? Anyway, some smarty 0.95

00:22:41.880 on Twitter says, just as I'm scrolling through, trying to make the point, conflating the two

00:22:48.720 things between a Muslim face veil and a protester wearing a balaclava it's like it's like oh you're 0.99

00:22:54.700 such a hypocrite not me but someone else you're such a hypocrite that like one is bad and one 0.99

00:22:59.420 isn't bad as if they're exactly the same thing they're not exactly the same thing are they 0.99

00:23:03.720 they're not exactly the same thing anyway Nigel Farage has decided to just conflate all all face

00:23:08.840 coverings into one thing and that they should all be blanket banned across across the board

00:23:13.960 I don't know, maybe he's right

00:23:16.020 I don't think, I don't, I wouldn't

00:23:18.720 I don't think I would do that 1.00

00:23:20.200 Yeah, I would make a distinction between Muslim face veils 1.00

00:23:25.240 And other types of masks 1.00

00:23:26.900 Yeah, because they're motivated by very, very different things

00:23:32.660 They are, again, quality

00:23:34.840 On a conceptual, qualitative level, they're different

00:23:38.080 Anyway, that's what Nigel's decided

00:23:40.500 It's quite good though for us, for me

00:23:43.700 uh being a partisan of restore um to see clear light between nigel and rupert rupert did say

00:23:55.420 no it was only sort of reasonable i think he actually did he use the word reasonable i think

00:23:59.900 he said something like that i paraphrase slightly it was reasonable for these protesters at dover

00:24:04.780 to wear masks yeah as a muslim face veil is something completely completely different

00:24:11.780 It's born out of a religious creed 1.00

00:24:17.760 Which has got no place here 1.00

00:24:20.640 It's alien to these islands

00:24:23.380 It's actually oppressive, repressive

00:24:27.520 It's funny you don't see many 1.00

00:24:31.540 You rarely see feminist types 1.00

00:24:36.040 Really pushing hard 1.00

00:24:37.900 Sometimes you do see it

00:24:38.740 But it's not usually top of their agenda

00:24:40.600 is it muslim for women muslim face fails for women it's not usually the first thing they

00:24:47.400 start talking about when they talk about the oppression and repression of women 0.98

00:24:51.180 let's talk about how there's not enough ceo women ceos talk about that yeah talk about how female

00:25:04.480 football players and basketball players don't earn the same as men even though their skill level is 0.99

00:25:08.680 nowhere near let's talk about that let's talk about that rarely summon the guts to talk about 0.99

00:25:15.800 really talk about and dive into how islam represses women some do of course sometimes they do 0.84

00:25:24.200 not usually 0.91

00:25:26.420 okay nigel wants to ban all face coverings at all times right okay what else we got

00:25:36.460 cost of chagos deal set to rise by 288 million pounds how this is a brewster's millions thing

00:25:45.560 how are you spending how are you wasting are you throwing away so much money how

00:25:50.020 it's like you're trying to isn't it so the chagos island deal apparently it's not entirely dead in

00:25:56.380 the water i won't explain all of it because i expect that a lot of people the guys band the

00:26:01.320 chosen for you people watching this already know mostly on nearly all the backstory basically in

00:26:06.680 the end what was it like six months ago maybe in the end the united states vetoed it because it's

00:26:12.840 a joint uk us base isn't it on one of the islands um and the u.s do have the power to veto us

00:26:22.120 selling it to Mauritius, who is a proxy of China, weirdly.

00:26:29.600 So at that point, I thought, well, that's it.

00:26:32.860 That's sort of the end of the story. 0.97

00:26:35.100 Britain, the Stama government tried to do something which was deeply treasonous,

00:26:42.320 absolutely not in the interests of Britain and the Commonwealth, 0.55

00:26:46.760 and absolutely not in the interests of the United States.

00:26:49.740 They tried to undermine Britain and the United States on the global level

00:26:54.020 because that Chagos base is highly, highly strategically important

00:26:59.480 for the whole world.

00:27:01.000 If you take that off the map, well, it's more the United States,

00:27:04.460 the ability for the United States to project its power abroad.

00:27:07.620 We don't do that much anymore, do we, Britain?

00:27:10.800 You haven't got enough destroyers and cruisers to send a carrier group

00:27:14.140 anywhere, have we?

00:27:15.420 So it's more for the US, really.

00:27:16.580 If you take that off the map, off the board, as far as the United States are concerned

00:27:20.660 The United States would get over it and be able to still protect its power

00:27:24.880 More or less anywhere in the whole world

00:27:26.340 But it would be a bit more difficult, logistically, physically

00:27:29.200 A bit more difficult, well a lot more difficult for the United States

00:27:31.700 So the Stalin government tried to do something that would massively undermine 0.91

00:27:36.340 Britain and the United States 0.92

00:27:37.980 And give effectively, in the end, a massive win to communist China 0.59

00:27:44.840 Well, Trump did, after umming and ahhing about it for a couple of years,

00:27:48.460 or nearly a couple of years, eventually said,

00:27:51.500 no, we're just going to veto that. It's not happening.

00:27:55.220 I would have thought that's the end of the story, but no, Andy Burnham.

00:28:00.460 Andy Burnham wants to revisit it, or is revisiting it,

00:28:03.960 or still trying to make it go through.

00:28:07.560 Not only that, it's going to cost loads more now, we're reading this morning.

00:28:10.460 we haven't really got enough money to pay for our pensioners or the nhs or schools or roads

00:28:19.380 etc etc etc but we're going to keep giving mauritius hundreds of million pounds a year

00:28:24.800 weirdos weirdo freaks merz chancellor merz of germany refuses to resign after defeat

00:28:33.600 to afd well i don't i don't blame him necessarily hear me out of course i hate mertz classic 0.74

00:28:42.000 globalist containment whatever all those things hate him but why would he resign there's that

00:28:49.020 kind of thing when you're in a position of power real power it's always the case that if you have

00:28:54.020 some sort of loss some sort of political humiliation some sort of reversal on some

00:28:58.660 even if it's very small relatively small your enemies will just try won't they it's like a

00:29:05.400 shot to nothing they will try uh resign there's calls for you to resign now you don't have to

00:29:11.140 of course he doesn't he doesn't have to resign or anything close to it so even though people

00:29:17.320 have called for him too he's saying he won't not much of a story really is it it's like

00:29:22.580 you get it even in britain don't you sometimes the government of the day whoever they are

00:29:29.500 might lose a vote they're expected to win they should win a vote in parliament i'm talking about

00:29:34.100 and they don't shock uh the the prime minister's authority has been undermined

00:29:39.620 are you going to resign mr prime minister are you going to resign they can say it they can ask it

00:29:45.060 but it's not realistic a bit like that for mertz it would be super it would be weird and ultra ultra

00:29:51.860 A week

00:29:53.300 It would be weird if he just resigned

00:29:55.680 At this point

00:29:56.220 But okay, people ask this

00:29:58.200 UK loses

00:30:01.480 A third highest taxpayer to Greece

00:30:03.660 Interesting story

00:30:05.340 Gary Stevenson

00:30:07.620 Most affected

00:30:08.200 The idea that if you

00:30:11.640 Tax people

00:30:12.840 Especially the ultra rich

00:30:14.400 You tax them beyond a certain point

00:30:16.280 They just leave

00:30:19.620 In fact they're the first to leave

00:30:21.320 because they've got the capacity to do so it's very very simple very simple so this guy i'd

00:30:29.280 never heard of him before some hedge fund manager can't even remember his name i read it a couple

00:30:33.140 of times this morning but i don't remember his name so a billionaire dude super billionaire

00:30:37.100 dude he's the third highest taxpayer in britain like last year he paid 330 million in tax or

00:30:43.300 something apparently it seems he's convinced that mr healy and mr burnham are going to increase

00:30:50.000 taxes even further so he's just up sticks and gone to go live in Greece instead yeah yeah that's how

00:30:56.060 that works yeah Gary Stevenson that's how that works do you not get it well you probably do get

00:31:02.760 it you must get it how could you not yeah the flight of big money away from any given country

00:31:15.060 if you just tax them too much.

00:31:18.040 And the richer you are,

00:31:19.360 the more likely you are to do it as well, aren't you?

00:31:21.360 Because you can.

00:31:25.040 Because you can.

00:31:27.800 All right, the Daily Mail.

00:31:29.260 Pure slop.

00:31:31.120 Again, pretending that it's right of centre in some way.

00:31:35.520 Pretending that it's on your side.

00:31:38.620 It's pure globalism.

00:31:41.400 Utter subversion.

00:31:42.420 Just like the Express.

00:31:43.520 Or try and destroy anyone

00:31:45.620 Who actually wants the best for this country 0.84

00:31:48.560 Doesn't want to be invaded 1.00

00:31:51.600 And replaced in their one and only ancestral homeland 1.00

00:31:54.580 Sees a dark future of a sectarian nightmare 0.71

00:31:58.040 Along racial, religious and sectarian lines 1.00

00:32:00.220 Sees that Britain might descend 0.93

00:32:02.500 Into a Yugoslavia style 1.00

00:32:05.360 Hell 1.00

00:32:06.880 Anyone that talks about that 1.00

00:32:10.780 Wants re-migration to prevent that

00:32:12.600 The Daily Mail will try and destroy you

00:32:13.960 They'll go hell for leather 0.96

00:32:16.000 That's who they are 0.96

00:32:17.420 That's who they really are in the final reckoning

00:32:19.480 The Mail

00:32:20.280 Bombshell royal letter

00:32:23.540 The language is icily formal

00:32:25.560 But the blunt message is

00:32:26.860 They're still out in the cold

00:32:28.780 Don't care

00:32:30.500 King puts Harry and Meghan in their place does he

00:32:33.460 Good alright well good

00:32:34.520 The Daily Star what sloppy joes have they got for us

00:32:37.560 What sloppy joes are they ladling

00:32:39.400 Straight into our faces

00:32:40.920 there'll be a new uh in-betweeners film friends reunited friends i always liked the in-betweeners

00:32:51.040 i always thought it was good their school the depiction of their school

00:32:55.480 was exactly like my school pretty much exactly it's a really really accurate depiction of a

00:33:03.100 a secondary school sort of a suburban you know secondary school uh hilarious

00:33:10.620 their friends and friend group is like really really accurate

00:33:16.380 they're all a bit old now though i wonder if this new film will be that they're actually

00:33:19.820 they're not in between it anymore they're 20 somethings now they're probably 30 somethings

00:33:23.740 in reality aren't they i don't know but are they going to try and pretend they're still like 17 or

00:33:28.940 something but anyway there's going to be a new in-betweeners film good i thought the in-betweeners

00:33:37.360 was funny all right bernie oh look the star front and center with the bernie story of everything

00:33:43.660 that's going on in the world everything anything in the whole world effectively they could they

00:33:47.840 could put front and center on their front page know that bernie ecclestone probably accidentally

00:33:54.760 forgot to register a shotgun that he was carrying on his own private jet.

00:33:58.640 His own shotgun on his own private jet.

00:34:01.780 There would have been some paperwork to fill out

00:34:03.760 to take that to Portugal, and he didn't.

00:34:06.600 Is that the most important thing going on in the world?

00:34:10.600 Airport weapon drama.

00:34:11.960 It's not that dramatic, is it?

00:34:13.760 Again, it wasn't Bernie walking through the arrivals lounge

00:34:18.500 wielding a 12-gauge, was it?

00:34:25.480 Bernie just pumping slugs into the ceiling for no reason.

00:34:29.440 No.

00:34:31.800 Bernie and cop shotgun quiz.

00:34:33.780 Why are you writing like that?

00:34:34.640 What kind of set?

00:34:35.260 What is that?

00:34:36.320 What kind of cadence?

00:34:38.040 Kind of what? 0.95

00:34:40.360 XF1 boss forced to surrender pigeon shooter from private jet. 1.00

00:34:45.240 All right. 0.74

00:34:46.880 The Times, the venerable Times. 1.00

00:34:49.040 What's holding midlife women back? 1.00

00:34:51.040 Don't care. 1.00

00:34:52.140 Britain's third highest taxpayer to leave country amid budget fears.

00:34:55.120 OK, we've done that.

00:34:56.600 PM to declare trade ban on settlement in West Bank.

00:34:59.540 OK, we've done that.

00:35:01.300 By order of the king, never treat Sussexes like royalty.

00:35:05.380 OK, we've got it.

00:35:06.600 Right, The Guardian.

00:35:07.260 Ooh, ooh.

00:35:09.420 Ooh, The Guardian.

00:35:11.060 Oh, God. 0.88

00:35:13.980 That's disgusting.

00:35:17.340 Oh, God, that's playing with my stomach a bit.

00:35:20.540 The Guardian. 0.94

00:35:21.500 The Guardian, alright, sickening, sickening and gross isn't it, The Guardian, enough 0.98

00:35:36.820 to turn your stomach. 0.64

00:35:39.540 UK hard-run stance on Israel with ban on illegal settlement trade, alright we're done, alright.

00:35:45.180 Pushback protests against far-right victory in Germany state election, look, there's

00:35:49.860 people they hate the afd that interview they do a fox pop on the streets the afd are actually nazis

00:35:58.660 this is nazi to me is it you should find some lefty young woman with purple hair

00:36:06.020 they are basically nazis no no no they're not no what are you talking about why do you want to be 0.98

00:36:12.180 invaded by foreigners that per capita commit violent crime sex crime and organized crime 0.95

00:36:18.260 at an astronomical level why why do you want that why wouldn't you want a party that is against that 0.96

00:36:26.420 you're suicidal is your empathy is your empathy to such a degree that it's become suicidal

00:36:34.500 you need to be stepped over rhetorically yeah i think you do look at this who this person is

00:36:41.220 no afd okay just endless invasion then just the end of germany then is that what you want that's

00:36:51.920 what's gonna happen land rover to cut 4 000 jobs over two years did that yesterday didn't we talk

00:36:58.880 about that butcher of bosnia is given hero's funeral an interesting story rat coma logic

00:37:07.440 Meladic

00:37:08.680 General Radko Meladic 0.99

00:37:11.920 I've threatened for a long time

00:37:14.260 I've got to do it at some point

00:37:15.860 I've threatened for a long time to do

00:37:18.280 Long form history themed content about

00:37:20.640 About Yugoslavia

00:37:24.760 I've said it before

00:37:26.780 I'll quickly say it again

00:37:27.660 The reason why I haven't done it already

00:37:30.100 Is because it's one of those stories

00:37:32.600 Where it's actually

00:37:34.580 A difficult story to tell

00:37:36.160 It really is, because Epochs, my history-themed show behind the paywall,

00:37:39.660 lotusseekers.com, do consider sign-up for as little as £5 a month

00:37:42.320 Bronze Team membership, quite literally and without an exaggeration,

00:37:45.000 hundreds of hours of history-themed content,

00:37:47.240 a body of work built up over five years, Bodade's Epochs.

00:37:51.020 It's effectively an exercise in storytelling, right?

00:37:55.380 And some stories are a lot easier to tell than others.

00:37:57.600 If it's just a normal person, say I'm telling the story of the life

00:38:00.700 of Admiral Lord Nelson, say, it's quite straightforward.

00:38:04.400 you'll set up what the world was like when he was born start with his mum and dad maybe where he was

00:38:10.660 born and just go through it chronologically the events of his life very straightforward

00:38:13.900 there's other stories are a bit more complicated right you have to you have to bring in all sorts

00:38:19.900 of different threads from all over the place before you can even really start building the

00:38:24.020 main picture and then when you do try and go through it chronologically it that's not the

00:38:29.460 best way to tell it it's not the easiest way to tell it you have to it's a okay so the story of

00:38:35.260 the various wars in Yugoslavia from the death of Tito up to sort of the end of Bosnia very very

00:38:43.740 complex to do it justice anyway to do it justice but I will do it at some point I will do it so

00:38:49.420 again one of those stories the more you and I've been doing this for years years and years 20 years

00:38:54.040 maybe the more you drill down into it the further down the rabbit hole you go

00:38:58.520 the more the endless amount of detail there is and it's kind of all relevant nearly all relevant

00:39:05.640 there's so much that needs to be mentioned or said so much once did a mini-series on the not

00:39:13.080 long ago as well six months ago a year ago did a mini-series on the battle of verdun for example

00:39:18.200 right i thought before i started that's relatively straightforward i've done things like that before

00:39:23.180 i'll tell the story of the battle of verdun it probably have to be two three maybe four parts

00:39:27.480 do it justice you know and again that that turned out to be one of the most difficult stories i've

00:39:34.080 had to tell on epochs because there's so much detail and so much of it is important vitally

00:39:40.720 important that unless you're going to do 20 30 hours on it it becomes an exercise in what you're

00:39:47.700 going to leave out and that's difficult i find that more difficult anyway as a storytelling

00:39:53.440 exercise. It would be the same with

00:39:55.480 if I told the story of Yugoslavia 0.95

00:39:56.960 I would end up

00:39:59.420 inevitably having to leave loads out

00:40:01.560 and that's harder to

00:40:05.560 do for me, for most

00:40:07.600 people because then you're making

00:40:09.640 decisions what is or isn't important

00:40:11.420 much more difficult

00:40:13.580 than telling the story of the life of

00:40:15.760 Kublai Khan or whatever

00:40:17.300 you can hit all the main points

00:40:19.340 relatively easily

00:40:20.680 anyway you get it retko melodic finally died he was still in prison wasn't he

00:40:27.060 in the hague was it was actually in in holland in prison he was going to spend the rest of his life

00:40:33.280 for war crimes and what do you know the serbs throw him a hero's funeral well yeah because to

00:40:42.320 the serbs he was their hero yeah the rest of the world if you never heard of him or if you've only 0.68

00:40:46.880 ever heard of him in passing as an evil man he's as evil as as hitler or pol pot or something 0.86

00:40:54.400 well it depends what side you are on doesn't it

00:40:59.600 if you're serbian you would be your one of your heroes right he fought he fought for you

00:41:06.400 so it's not that surprising is it not that surprising just in the west in britain 1.00

00:41:12.640 in those wars the serbs were the baddies so there you go i'm not saying he wasn't responsible for

00:41:21.600 some some terrible things that went on during those wars but then the victors write the history 0.56

00:41:30.740 don't they the victors write the history yeah it's quite simple isn't it it's really quite simple

00:41:38.760 People like, for example

00:41:41.060 I don't know

00:41:43.080 Bomber Harris

00:41:45.000 Or Curtis LeMay

00:41:48.220 They're not war criminals

00:41:50.720 They're not war criminals

00:41:52.180 Because they're on the winning side

00:41:55.240 Simple as that, isn't it?

00:41:58.580 Simple as that

00:41:59.200 In the end, effectively, in the end

00:42:03.580 On the losing side, so he's a war criminal 0.71

00:42:05.040 Alright 0.67

00:42:05.620 what like the other side didn't do war crimes as well oh yeah they did yeah of course they did

00:42:11.980 those wars it was more than one war those set of wars all the different bits breaking away

00:42:18.500 from yugoslavia breaking away from serbia in various ways all sides doing atrocities all sides

00:42:24.940 yeah all right i should have to try and do some content about i will do some content about it

00:42:31.220 but to do it justice is be probably the most difficult thing i've ever taken on in

00:42:35.600 for epochs all right the financial times the ft what have we got here pressure builds on

00:42:42.180 germany's mertz as far right afd toasts dream result even the ft can't stop themselves calling

00:42:49.340 the afd far right is it far right is this woman is this lesbian woman who's in a relationship

00:42:54.660 with some foreign brown woman is she far right

00:42:58.400 is afd who are as milquetoast if not more than reform are they far right or is it that they 0.96

00:43:08.240 just don't want their country flooded with foreign people and their demographic destroyed for all

00:43:13.760 time even the ft can't stop themselves far right afd okay rocos that's his name the guy that 1.00

00:43:27.860 billionaire, Rokos, Christopher or Chris Rokos, just going to move to Greece because taxes are

00:43:35.640 too high. Well, that's 330 million less coming into the Treasury a year. Well done. All right,

00:43:44.180 that's how that works. It's very straightforward, Steve.

00:43:46.860 stevenson sorry gary steve who steve gal a gary gary stevenson big gary s that's how that works

00:43:59.920 get it yeah all right the i paper new isa to help britain's old uh older first-time buyers 0.67

00:44:09.820 classic example this is a classic example for me how governments these days have got no real balls

00:44:18.320 it seems to me to actually make make big policy moves right on state of politics

00:44:26.500 my other channel little harry

00:44:29.380 that one another channel i've got with mr h reviews nate on that channel over on sunday's

00:44:38.200 been doing a mini-series about post-war Britain, the politics of it, going through each Prime

00:44:46.320 Minister from Clement Attlee, who got in straight after the war in 1945. A little bit of content,

00:44:52.300 20 minutes, 15, 20, 25 minutes on each of the Prime Ministers. We're up to Maggie Thatcher

00:44:57.340 now, so all of them from Clem Attlee onwards. Back in the 50s and the 60s and even to some

00:45:03.480 extent in the 70s governments would make big moves it's like are we doing this whole thing now

00:45:08.980 this whole giant thing this whole new way of doing politics we're just gonna we're just gonna cap

00:45:16.000 wages we're just gonna devalue the pound we're just gonna do xyz massive things we're just gonna

00:45:21.840 rework the map of the world if needs be right now now they hardly don't they they're scared it feels

00:45:32.400 like they're scared to do anything other than tinker around the edges, right on the periphery

00:45:36.700 of things, just tiny little tweaks here or there, and they just haven't got the gumption, the guts

00:45:42.380 to do anything other than that. Again, moving the deck chairs half a mil on the Titanic as it sinks.

00:45:52.500 Okay, here we've got our Chancellor of the Exchequer, new ISA to help Britain's older

00:45:56.760 first-time buyers. PM and Chancellor commit to special savings account. Ooh, what's this?

00:46:02.860 Is this actually going to help people in any real way?

00:46:09.380 Treasury is set to introduce ISA, a new type of ISA, specifically aimed at helping people

00:46:15.700 to get on the housing ladder. New and improved product.

00:46:22.060 You want people to get, okay, you want people to get on the housing ladder and buy a property.

00:46:26.040 Okay

00:46:26.900 So you're

00:46:29.260 You're going to introduce a new type of ISA

00:46:31.760 An individual savings account

00:46:33.780 So people still have to save

00:46:36.760 But you're not

00:46:38.440 You're barely helping

00:46:39.780 It's like saying

00:46:41.200 People haven't got enough money in their pockets

00:46:43.300 People, the cost of living

00:46:44.680 I know what we'll do

00:46:45.580 We'll make some buses free in the summer

00:46:48.820 Is that really going to help?

00:46:52.620 The cost

00:46:53.080 It will, but a tiny bit

00:46:54.740 Again, moving the deck chair half a mil.

00:46:56.880 Oh, I know, the cost of energy is too much,

00:47:00.960 so we're going to introduce this policy,

00:47:02.900 and it might save you as much as £140 a year.

00:47:08.000 Could you actually do less?

00:47:11.360 Could you do less?

00:47:13.760 It's like, oh, no, moving the deck chair half a mil on the Titanic is too much.

00:47:18.200 Let's get in a precision instrument to move the deck chair one-sixteenth of a millimetre.

00:47:27.580 Yeah, there you go. That's the government helping you.

00:47:30.260 There you go. We've turned a corner now. Look, we've moved the deck chair.

00:47:33.480 There you go. We've turned a corner now.

00:47:36.680 We're here for you to help you.

00:47:39.620 A new and improved product with no upper age limit

00:47:43.940 and could replace current lifetime ISA,

00:47:46.940 it would pay a bonus when a buyer purchases their first property with no withdrawal penalties oh

00:47:53.380 thanks oh there won't be any withdrawal penalties penalties for my own money oh thanks that's very

00:48:00.120 gracious but key aspects remain unclear yeah they're just talking about it as well it's not

00:48:05.580 they've not done it it's just something they've mooted it's just something they've mentioned they

00:48:09.280 might do it remains unclear as the annual savings cap and value of government bonus yeah just the

00:48:15.800 government giving away more money they haven't got more money they have to borrow and they can't

00:48:20.480 even really afford the repayments on all right okay john healy likely to reveal details at the

00:48:27.520 budget okay again it's i'm just gonna move on it's nonsense all right well well that's it

00:48:34.220 they're the increasingly absurd and frustrating front pages of the british print media today 0.91

00:48:38.100 crazy crap all right let's look at our poll we look at our poll this time of the day don't we 0.97

00:48:45.340 Harry, there we go 0.99

00:48:47.580 Oh, 1,500, knocking 1,600 votes there

00:48:50.680 Not bad

00:48:51.360 Not bad, that's better than some actual nationwide polls, isn't it?

00:48:57.200 You see that, sometimes I do a nationwide poll

00:48:58.860 It's like, we asked 1,000 people something or other

00:49:01.620 Pretty small cross-section

00:49:04.280 Alright, we got a little bit shy of 1,600 votes here

00:49:09.200 And we asked you guys

00:49:10.180 We asked you guys

00:49:13.220 Do you support the ultra-brave, super-patriotic protesters in Dover and Portsmouth?

00:49:18.920 That's not a leading question at all.

00:49:24.560 That's perfectly neutral language in that question.

00:49:27.340 That was, there's no, we're not leading in any way with that one.

00:49:32.520 What, we're not governed by Ofcom or anything?

00:49:38.880 Funny, isn't it?

00:49:39.620 Right, the ultra-brave super-patriotic protesters

00:49:45.340 And you could have chosen from

00:49:47.180 Yes, 100%, absolutely, and no

00:49:52.040 Okay, so no got 2%

00:49:57.040 And the yeses and the absolutelys were 89% and 8% respectively

00:50:04.200 So, a crushing win to the tune of 98% there

00:50:09.420 Only 2% if you say no

00:50:11.000 And you can get out

00:50:14.720 Go on, jog on

00:50:16.740 Go on, off you go

00:50:18.200 Off you pop

00:50:19.040 This isn't the podcast for you

00:50:20.620 You're not welcome

00:50:22.700 Yeah

00:50:23.780 Get lost, don't go though

00:50:27.340 But don't go because that was a joke

00:50:28.800 I'm only joking, don't leave me

00:50:30.200 I'm joking, please don't go

00:50:32.520 I still love you, I love you

00:50:33.820 We can make this work

00:50:34.580 I just get scared sometimes

00:50:36.520 Don't go

00:50:36.940 No, you do need to get out though

00:50:41.340 No, don't go

00:50:44.400 Alright, alright

00:50:49.020 We have a look at the price of crude

00:50:51.860 Check in with the price of crude, shall we?

00:50:53.720 Let's have a quick check in with the price of crude

00:50:54.920 Ooh, Brent is knocking up close to $100

00:50:57.700 That magic $100

00:50:59.920 And the corporate lamestream media will go a bit berserk for one news cycle

00:51:03.620 Crude over $100

00:51:05.920 Well, Brent is

00:51:09.660 $98.48 right now

00:51:12.600 What is it? West Texas

00:51:16.080 Just shy of $94 a barrel

00:51:18.440 Should I get some real time?

00:51:21.840 Yeah, okay

00:51:22.280 It's edging up there

00:51:25.100 It's edging up

00:51:25.820 It doesn't really translate into what we pay

00:51:32.060 for our gasoline, petrol

00:51:34.300 and diesel at the pump, does it?

00:51:35.920 Still, crude oil is used for much more than that, isn't it?

00:51:42.420 Different cuts of the barrel for different products, petrol and diesel, gasoline, it's

00:51:49.860 just one, isn't it?

00:51:50.860 All sorts of different, the sludge at the bottom and the really, really light stuff

00:51:58.980 right at the top of the barrel.

00:52:00.980 Okay, all right, I won't get into that, maybe I'll talk about that in detail one day, it

00:52:05.680 interesting all right what else have we got what else we got of interest uh what's the time oh it's

00:52:12.080 near gone 10 2. i have to just go straight on to this day in history but they're talking about the

00:52:16.800 the royals the royals we don't really care too much about the royals oh zia yusuf the yusuf went down to

00:52:24.800 portsmouth or was it dover i think it was dover he spoke to uh daniel thomas aka danny tomo

00:52:35.680 um i did watch a little bit of that interaction z is doing playing the role of yes i'm listening

00:52:41.440 yes i'm listening and uh tomo playing the role of like man of the people you gotta listen to our

00:52:50.560 concerns i'm not being sarcastic or anything i'm not it was it was an interesting exchange

00:52:58.880 Because it's possible, isn't it? It's possible Zia Yusuf will become the Home Secretary or something, isn't it?

00:53:05.880 Alright, okay. Should we just go on to on this day in history?

00:53:13.880 There was one thing in the sun, what was it? Oh look. Red alert.

00:53:20.880 Red alert. Putin's gonna destroy Britain or something.

00:53:24.880 think why vengeful putin will attack britain for backing ukraine and the terrifying ways he could

00:53:31.000 do it from arson to drones maybe maybe maybe not maybe not all right i mean if you double

00:53:39.620 cross or renege on things with ukraine they seem to act against you as well don't they

00:53:47.040 whoever you are if you stop supporting them you might get something happen to you as well

00:53:54.360 All right

00:54:00.860 On this day in history then

00:54:03.100 What have we got?

00:54:05.800 Down through the centuries

00:54:06.760 On this day, the 8th of September

00:54:08.720 What happened if not?

00:54:10.140 The centuries, nay, the millennia

00:54:11.380 Let's have a look-see

00:54:12.280 All right

00:54:12.960 On this day in 70 AD

00:54:14.740 It would be

00:54:15.540 Roman army under Titus 0.73

00:54:17.980 The son of Vespasian

00:54:20.220 Completes the siege of Jerusalem 0.99

00:54:22.300 by destroying what remained after four months of occupation and plundering,

00:54:27.500 including the Second Temple.

00:54:32.500 Yep.

00:54:34.020 Do you think I've got long-form content all about,

00:54:36.160 well, actually, I haven't got anything specifically about the war in Judea,

00:54:40.700 but I have got stuff all about Vespasian and Domitian and Titus.

00:54:46.680 79 AD, so just after the end of Nero, the reign of Nero,

00:54:51.620 You've got the year of the four emperors in 69 AD

00:54:54.640 When various generals from around the world

00:54:59.040 From around the Roman world

00:55:00.640 Converged on Rome as Nero's regime collapsed 0.96

00:55:04.680 And they usurped each other one after the other 0.70

00:55:06.940 And the last one, the most successful one, was Vespasian

00:55:10.080 Who then ruled as emperor for quite a few years

00:55:13.280 Ten years or more, was it?

00:55:15.440 Then when he eventually dies, his eldest son, Titus

00:55:18.140 This Titus, becomes emperor

00:55:20.020 he only ruled for was it a couple of years before he died and then his little and he didn't have a

00:55:26.720 son or a legit son and so his little brother took over Domitian who he then he ruled Domitian ruled 0.50

00:55:35.780 for a long time oh 10 years or more and he was a bad one he was a proper tyrant one like Caligula

00:55:41.100 like Nero like Commodus like Caracalla Domitian's a baddie Titus is supposed to be a goodie unless 0.84

00:55:47.340 you're jewish and then you consider him a devil because he destroyed jerusalem including your 0.61

00:55:52.300 temple that's the son of fespasian there okay on this day in 1380 the battle of kulikovo 0.86

00:56:03.980 don't know a great deal about that moscow's a great monarch dimitri defeats the mongols beginning

00:56:09.180 the decline of the tartars they're in europe in the early middle ages often they would call 0.96

00:56:14.140 the mongols tartars much more to it than that but 1380 so you can see it's already the decline of

00:56:20.860 like the the way past the decline of the the high watermark of the mongols right the high

00:56:27.340 watermark of the mongols is the early 13th century not the late 14th century so by that point yeah 1.00

00:56:36.300 the mongol hordes are nowhere near as fearsome and dangerous as they once were

00:56:41.020 okay but the actual details of the battle of kulikovo i don't know all right the statue of

00:56:47.680 david in on this day in 1514 michelangelo's statue of david is unveiled in florence do you think

00:56:54.780 that i've got long-form content talking all about the life and art of michelangelo

00:57:03.140 yeah yeah i said a long time ago i said i would do a long form bit of content about all four of

00:57:11.600 the turtles leonardo michelangelo rafael and donatello and i mean the actual real life men

00:57:18.860 the artists and then i decided to do it but then the life of donatello and rafael

00:57:28.060 and not that interesting.

00:57:30.200 They were great artists, of course,

00:57:32.140 particularly Raphael, in my opinion.

00:57:34.280 But their actual lives, not that interesting.

00:57:38.820 Well, you can't say that about Michelangelo and Leonardo.

00:57:42.080 Their lives were both fascinating,

00:57:44.280 filled with events, at the heart of events, both those.

00:57:48.140 So I didn't do Raphael and Donatello.

00:57:52.240 I did do long-form content about,

00:57:54.160 I think I did two parts on Leonardo,

00:57:56.900 So like three hours, four hours worth

00:57:59.040 To talk about Leonardo

00:57:59.740 And I think I did a three or maybe even was it a four part

00:58:02.380 I think a three part series on Michelangelo

00:58:04.660 So more like five hours or something

00:58:06.700 Five, six hours

00:58:08.700 Reading largely from

00:58:10.520 Vasari's lives

00:58:12.320 Vasari who wrote about

00:58:13.900 Who lived through, he knew Michelangelo

00:58:16.620 He was alive at the time

00:58:18.100 Vasari commissioned by the Medici

00:58:20.440 To write the lives, biographies

00:58:22.400 Of some of the greatest artists

00:58:24.120 Quoting from Vasari's lives

00:58:26.640 heavily oh yeah it's pretty good pretty good content i think so was it four or five hours

00:58:32.460 maybe a bit more talk about michelangelo so it's like a small audio book amount of detail if you

00:58:37.560 want that if you're interested if that interests you fascinating life as well to do the medici

00:58:44.180 and the popes and the whole nine yards least of which the david i've seen it with my own two

00:58:50.680 eyeballs in florence there's a replica the one in the main piazza is a replica the real one the real

00:58:57.120 real one there's a little museum nearby about 200 yards away a bit more there's a museum and the

00:59:05.080 real one is in there i got chucked out of there really embarrassing you know you know some

00:59:13.780 galleries some museums you're not allowed to take photos on your phone or normal camera you're not

00:59:17.660 allowed well i didn't know i went in i didn't know that i went to take a picture of it and i

00:59:22.720 got told off someone when the guard shouted hey no i was like oh sorry all right but i wanted a

00:59:27.980 picture real bad so i mulled around walked around for sort of 10 20 minutes i didn't think anyone

00:59:34.020 was looking and then surreptitiously tried to get my phone out and like take a picture of the david

00:59:39.420 but they are they were obviously looking at me they were obviously looking at me and someone

00:59:44.440 and immediately come over and just said,

00:59:46.640 they just ushered me out.

00:59:49.840 They just ushered me out, I was thrown out.

00:59:52.880 One of the few places I've ever been thrown out of

00:59:54.960 in my whole life.

00:59:57.480 But it was that little museum in Florence

00:59:59.360 where they keep the David.

01:00:03.680 It's a funny story though, isn't it?

01:00:05.800 All right, what else have we got?

01:00:07.040 On this day in 1565,

01:00:09.400 first permanent European settlement in the US

01:00:11.880 is founded by St. Augustine in Florida.

01:00:14.440 Oh, it's founded in St. Augustine, Florida, not by St. Augustine, that'd be weird.

01:00:21.300 St. Augustine of Hippo founds a settlement in Florida in the 16th century.

01:00:27.560 No, all right.

01:00:29.100 1565, though.

01:00:31.260 Is that early or late to your mind, if Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492,

01:00:36.280 that it took over 70 years

01:00:41.940 before anyone actually made a settlement on Florida

01:00:44.800 because they first landed in the Caribbean effectively, didn't they?

01:00:50.360 There you go. That's what it is.

01:00:51.720 It is what it is. That's the record of history.

01:00:53.380 On this day in 1664,

01:00:56.340 the Dutch surrender the colony of New Netherlands,

01:01:01.660 including New Amsterdam, which is modern-day New York,

01:01:04.340 To a force of about 300 English soldiers

01:01:07.300 Yeah, it's interesting

01:01:08.460 I've got long form content on the Anglo-Dutch wars

01:01:12.500 We had three, arguably four wars with the Dutch in the 17th century

01:01:18.600 During the time of Oliver Cromwell's protectorate 0.88

01:01:24.600 And shortly after, all those times

01:01:26.720 We have three, you could say really four

01:01:29.260 The fourth one was a bit later and a bit different

01:01:32.120 But three wars

01:01:33.200 Anyway, as part of that, as part of various settlements, deals, treaties,

01:01:39.740 part of that at some point.

01:01:42.600 Because one they won, the other two we won.

01:01:45.540 It was a bit of a back and forth.

01:01:47.920 They sailed up the Thames at one point and burnt, was it Chatham?

01:01:51.500 Is it one of our big shipbuilding dockyard places?

01:01:58.160 Quite a sucker punch, really.

01:02:00.260 At some point, they conceded New Amsterdam to us.

01:02:06.000 No one was to know at that point in the late 17th century

01:02:08.380 that it would go on to be one of the biggest metropolises in the whole world.

01:02:11.540 No one could have guessed that, really.

01:02:15.540 Situated at the mouth of the Hudson, you know, it's obviously a good spot,

01:02:18.220 but not necessarily better than New Orleans or something.

01:02:26.940 Or Charleston or something.

01:02:28.460 There you go, okay, that happened

01:02:30.480 Alright, on this day in 1941

01:02:32.160 The Siege of Leningrad

01:02:33.420 By German, Finnish and eventually Spanish troops

01:02:37.420 Begins during World War II

01:02:41.220 Battle lasts over 28 months

01:02:43.580 28 months 0.86

01:02:45.660 As Soviets repel the invasion

01:02:48.640 When over a million lives are lost

01:02:50.580 Yeah, the Battle of Leningrad

01:02:52.280 The Siege of Leningrad

01:02:53.420 Among one of the most terrible things

01:02:57.080 That happened in World War II

01:02:58.180 Absolutely insane 0.68

01:03:00.480 You think the battle of Stalingrad was bad

01:03:03.240 Completely different thing

01:03:04.100 Stalingrad is down on the

01:03:05.640 Way down

01:03:08.740 Way down south

01:03:10.340 The battle of Leningrad

01:03:15.300 Right up north

01:03:15.800 Well it's St. Petersburg isn't it

01:03:17.200 Leningrad, Petrograd, St. Petersburg

01:03:19.660 Petersburg

01:03:20.480 It's all the same place

01:03:21.840 So Stalingrad got cold

01:03:25.760 Leningrad got real cold

01:03:27.700 And the starvation 0.99

01:03:29.480 The Germans, Mr. Hitler

01:03:32.000 Decided he was going to starve them all to death 0.98

01:03:34.600 Effectively

01:03:35.260 Yeah, the story is the accounts

01:03:37.340 That came out of Leningrad

01:03:38.800 28 months

01:03:40.700 A city barely getting any

01:03:43.820 Provisions

01:03:45.800 Barely getting any sucker 0.85

01:03:48.220 Coming in

01:03:49.620 For 28 months

01:03:51.160 Yeah, loads

01:03:53.880 Hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people

01:03:55.380 Just starved to death

01:03:57.700 like reduced to trying to eat straw taking apart furniture and there's like wood glue

01:04:09.240 the wood glue that was putting furniture together there's a tiny amount of sort of organic

01:04:13.780 between that it's like it's not good for you it's almost poisonous but it's slightly better

01:04:19.320 than having absolutely nothing in your stomach whatsoever apparently starving to death is really

01:04:23.380 painful it takes ages and ages as well weeks really and it's really painful you feel yourself

01:04:31.120 dying over weeks your stomach really really hurts apparently the psychology of it is you want to put

01:04:37.600 something in your stomach anything it'll send you mad people will swallow rocks just in order to

01:04:42.620 have something in their stomach because it hurts so much and because you're going mad you're going

01:04:47.260 mad. The horror of feeling yourself starved to death. People will eat anything. They'll

01:04:53.160 make patties out of mud and sawdust. You shouldn't eat that, of course, obviously. It's worse

01:05:02.420 for you, if anything. But people do, because the siege of Leningrad was, when you look

01:05:10.340 into the accounts of it, and it happened in the 20th century, it's like something out

01:05:16.500 medieval times the siege of leningrad really is oh anyway could talk all about that i could

01:05:23.940 go on and on and on about that but if you're interested in that look it up we'll watch a

01:05:27.460 documentary read a book or something about it it's a fascinating and terrible thing

01:05:33.220 siege of leningrad all right on this day in 1970 black september the palestinian terrorists

01:05:40.580 hijackings uh begin as three airliners are hijacked and destroyed by the popular front

01:05:47.080 for the liberation of palestine the black september is a september 1970 where the

01:05:54.160 jordanians go to war with the plo the palestinian liberation organization of uh you know yasser

01:06:00.800 arafat the jordanians in the end realized oh militant palestinians are as much as a problem

01:06:10.460 for us as they are for israel nearly nearly so the plo the palestine the militant palestinians

01:06:19.860 in jordan hijack a bunch of airplanes in fact this footage semi-famous footage of

01:06:26.380 Then blowing up three of the aeroplanes

01:06:28.260 No one was on it

01:06:29.060 Literally footage of aeroplanes

01:06:31.800 Sitting out there in the desert

01:06:32.800 It was in a Jordanian airport

01:06:35.840 I can't remember anyway

01:06:36.540 And they eventually let all the passengers 1.00

01:06:41.100 The innocent civilians off

01:06:42.620 But then blew up the planes anyway

01:06:44.420 As a protest

01:06:46.940 As a sending a message

01:06:48.820 And of course the footage went round the world

01:06:51.840 Still probably find it very very easily

01:06:54.560 On YouTube right now

01:06:56.380 Okay, well, anyway

01:06:59.340 That happened, Black September, 1970

01:07:01.680 Check it out if you're interested

01:07:04.740 Alright, on this day in 2022

01:07:07.000 Queen Elizabeth II dies at Balmoral Castle

01:07:09.920 After ruling for 70 years

01:07:12.100 As the UK's longest serving monarch

01:07:14.140 Her eldest son inherits the throne

01:07:16.120 As King Charles III

01:07:17.800 Sausage Fingers

01:07:19.200 Alright

01:07:23.020 That's what we've got

01:07:25.640 on this day in history let's do our rumble rants and super chats let me do this with my mic boom

01:07:29.680 so i can see the left hand side of my screen is global church history going to be in at number

01:07:34.100 one or is global jewish history going to pip him to the post

01:07:41.580 let's find out the suspense the suspense is killing me let's have a look i'm obviously

01:07:49.380 rooting for global church history you're my boy you're my boy blue let's go

01:07:55.640 yes yes and no global church history regains his crown

01:08:05.640 okay global church oh global jewish history isn't there at all so had a day off

01:08:13.080 you've got to respect the grind of global church history consistent yeah it's consistent

01:08:21.480 right that usually gives us two factors what have we got here he says

01:08:25.640 Mary, Mary-mas.

01:08:30.960 Our lady, you're talking about?

01:08:35.240 Is there something to do with Mary today?

01:08:38.740 In ecclesiastical history?

01:08:41.340 I don't know. 0.99

01:08:42.920 Mary, Mary, Mary-mas. 0.90

01:08:46.520 You say, okay, all right.

01:08:47.660 You go and say, today in 14 AD,

01:08:50.260 Augustus was cremated and placed in his tomb.

01:08:53.480 Ah yes, one of my favourite figures from all of history is Octavian

01:08:57.320 went on to style himself Augustus

01:09:00.400 many historians look back and consider him the first Roman Emperor

01:09:03.640 around the age of the birth of Christ

01:09:06.560 and he died of old age effectively

01:09:09.860 or was he poisoned?

01:09:12.380 in 14 AD

01:09:13.880 and it's placed in his tomb

01:09:17.300 which still survives to this day

01:09:18.920 in Rome you can go to the Mausoleum of Augustus

01:09:23.080 is still there, right by the Tiber. I've been there personally twice, and both times it was

01:09:29.160 closed. I'm not sure if it's permanently closed. I'm not sure if normal tourists are allowed to

01:09:33.080 walk around it ever. Either way, both times I tried, it was closed. Anyway, it's still there,

01:09:39.940 the mausoleum of Augustus. And his tomb, his sarcophagus thing, that's in a museum,

01:09:48.000 still survives remarkably, right, over all these times. Out of the dozens of times Rome has been

01:09:52.260 sacked since 14 AD, Augustus' tomb actually survives. And it's a remarkable piece of art.

01:10:01.120 It really is. A remarkable piece of sculpture on the sides of it, telling all stories, going

01:10:05.500 round, in conjunction with the res gestai, the literary evidence of his achievements.

01:10:12.020 Remarkable. Okay, I could go on and on and on about Augustus, but I won't. Do you think

01:10:16.860 perhaps even more than once I've done long-form content talking about Augustus on my History

01:10:21.740 theme show epochs behind the paywall on lotusheasers.com yeah one of them was in a conversation

01:10:27.760 with apostolic majesty a true history genius yeah oh do you like this stream do the thumbs up

01:10:35.520 do the fan dabby dozy thumbs up make sure you're subbed to the channel and get the bell on get ye

01:10:42.760 oldie bell on that doesn't cost you anything be much appreciated thank you all right and the

01:10:49.700 The second fact that the global church history gives us, he says, on this day in 1429, Joan of Arc, Jean d'Arc, the Maid of Orléans, attacked Paris and was wounded.

01:11:03.700 in my long series about the hundred years war do you reckon i take time out to do long film

01:11:12.460 content just about the life short life and adventures of the maid of orleans or jeanne

01:11:19.320 d'arc known as joan of arc do you reckon that's there i wouldn't bet against it if i were you

01:11:26.260 because it is there yeah the life of joan of arc churchill in churchill's history winston

01:11:32.240 Churchill, in his history, the history of the English-speaking peoples. He waxes lyrical

01:11:38.060 about Joan of Arc. For some reason, Churchill, as a historian, loved Joan of Arc and put

01:11:41.980 her on this crazy pedestal. She's one of the most important, not important, one of

01:11:45.600 the most fascinating, incredible figures in all of human history. Calm down a bit. It

01:11:50.960 is fascinating and remarkable what Joan of Arc did. Leading Frenchmen in battle, literally,

01:11:58.640 physically against british redoubts at the siege of orleans and going on to paris convincing the 0.93

01:12:05.760 french dauphin who really should have been king of france convincing him that he can do it he can

01:12:10.560 beat the english and and successfully doing that in the end got herself captured on the battlefield

01:12:19.120 repented and was allowed to live but then went back on her repentance and we had to burn her 0.56

01:12:23.360 her alive in the end. Had to burn her alive, really. Okay, that's Joan of Arc. Fascinating 0.99

01:12:33.500 story. It really is. It really is. One of those examples from history where a woman genuinely

01:12:41.380 did crazy, crazy exploits. She was young as well. She was like 17. This 17-year-old illiterate

01:12:50.800 peasant girl out of nowhere leading men into battle they all believed that she was like this 1.00

01:12:57.440 divinely inspired thing crazy crazy unbelievable all right only got a couple more rumble rants

01:13:07.820 here matthew c all right matt how you doing mate you say i went to portsmouth for uni and ended up

01:13:14.060 living there for eight years when i was there i was proud patriotic oh it was proud patriotic

01:13:20.280 and a homogeneous city

01:13:22.640 went back recently

01:13:24.000 and it looks like Croydon

01:13:25.400 yeah, like most places in Britain

01:13:27.340 yeah

01:13:28.180 over the last five years

01:13:30.340 ten years

01:13:30.840 certainly the last five years

01:13:31.980 yeah

01:13:32.220 nearly all our cities

01:13:33.760 city centres

01:13:35.180 have been captured by invaders

01:13:39.300 yeah

01:13:40.960 they expect us not to notice

01:13:44.480 not to do anything about it

01:13:45.940 not to say anything about it

01:13:47.260 while all our towns and cities 0.99

01:13:49.940 are infested with foreign invaders whose crime rate per capita is through the roof 0.96

01:13:56.160 violent crime sex crime and organized crime

01:13:58.180 yeah i can believe it matthew i haven't been to portsmouth i've been to portsmouth once in my life

01:14:05.960 long long long long long time ago so i haven't i can believe it i absolutely believe it all right

01:14:12.980 and the last rumble rant here this morning is from fallen firebird who says 0.75

01:14:15.980 The origin point of 90s Yugoslavia has to be the violent attempted Ottoman Islamisation of the Balkans

01:14:24.720 What like in the 15th century

01:14:29.760 Which leftists conveniently ignore

01:14:33.280 The Ottoman occupation essentially created simmering hatreds

01:14:37.360 Well yeah, yeah

01:14:38.500 The story of the Yugoslavian wars is the story of ethnic, religious and tribal

01:14:44.860 Tension

01:14:46.400 That's what that is

01:14:47.720 Yeah

01:14:47.980 That's what I'm talking about

01:14:49.700 That's what we're talking about

01:14:50.400 Yeah

01:14:50.600 And you think

01:14:52.280 Should really begin that story

01:14:54.760 In what the

01:14:55.360 The 15th century 1.00

01:14:57.620 Well it's a good argument 0.99

01:14:59.760 You can make that argument

01:15:00.580 Sure

01:15:01.020 I would probably start it with

01:15:03.360 The death of Tito

01:15:04.800 Maybe even

01:15:07.940 Maybe it might be worth

01:15:09.580 Starting it with 0.97

01:15:10.500 When the Soviets took it 0.69

01:15:12.100 At the end of World War II

01:15:13.000 look a bit about probably that's probably actually better at least talk a bit about Tito

01:15:18.640 one episode one hour hour and a half episode about Tito perhaps

01:15:23.760 anyway thanks for the uh rumble rant there Fallen Firebird all right let's move over to our YouTube

01:15:31.460 super chats well there's quite a few probably more than 20 let's whip through them it's already

01:15:37.120 quarter past nine I've got to do more recording later today so I can't can't be here till quarter

01:15:40.900 to 10 all right the first uh youtube one is from the history simp that's what they've called

01:15:49.900 themselves at the underscore history underscore simp says breaking news afd results set to be

01:15:56.560 overturned as chancellor chancellor mertz was suffering from postpartum depression during

01:16:02.980 the campaign oh for a moment now i thought it really was for a moment now i thought

01:16:06.660 Oh, you're just joking

01:16:08.380 Okay, I wouldn't put it past Mertz 0.94

01:16:13.120 And the German deep state

01:16:14.320 The German establishment

01:16:15.160 To just ban the AFD

01:16:18.060 Finally

01:16:18.560 They've been trying and threatening to

01:16:20.180 For years and years, haven't they?

01:16:22.020 Wouldn't be surprised if they did just

01:16:23.320 They did just ban them

01:16:25.120 Okay, next one is 0.96

01:16:30.560 Alexander GP3Z

01:16:34.040 Who says 1.00

01:16:34.800 Natives are uniting

01:16:36.620 all over europe yes yeah it seems to be doesn't it seems to be on some level on various levels in

01:16:42.740 fact yeah probably now isn't the time just to stay at home and be a doomer and try and pour

01:16:49.920 school on anyone that actually wants to try anything yeah that seems like you would have 0.99

01:16:55.660 to be a moral coward to decide that was the best way forward you'd have to be a spineless cretin 0.96

01:17:00.760 i feel like to advocate doing nothing okay martin martin corkliff i don't know if that's how it 0.92

01:17:12.060 should be read but says if nigel the containment farage's response to the dover protests doesn't

01:17:19.620 make deformed uk irrelevant even sochernitzen wouldn't describe what's next right yeah

01:17:25.920 Solzhenitsyn who wrote 0.55

01:17:28.440 The Gulag Archipelago

01:17:30.360 chronicled what it was like

01:17:31.960 under the repression

01:17:34.300 in the Soviet era

01:17:35.640 Russia

01:17:36.540 Stalinist era and after

01:17:39.340 Yeah 0.97

01:17:42.160 I've read most of The Gulag Archipelago

01:17:46.860 it's very very very long

01:17:47.960 the unabridged books

01:17:49.700 are very very long

01:17:50.980 read nearly all of it

01:17:52.300 listened to big chunks of it

01:17:53.580 on audiobook as well

01:17:54.400 again

01:17:54.940 It's extremely dark and depressing

01:17:58.880 But interesting, fascinating nonetheless

01:18:01.140 If you're not much of a reader

01:18:03.220 I can maybe consider listening it to an audio

01:18:05.020 But even on YouTube

01:18:05.700 You might get it all for free on YouTube

01:18:07.140 I don't know

01:18:07.640 Is it on LibriVox

01:18:10.140 In the public domain?

01:18:14.120 Yeah, Solzhenitsyn

01:18:14.900 Probably pronouncing that wrong

01:18:17.500 I've been told a number of times

01:18:18.960 I'm pronouncing that wrong

01:18:19.680 But eh, what are you going to do?

01:18:20.940 I'm not Russian 0.66

01:18:21.460 Okay

01:18:22.280 online whiskey consultant says prayers for our boy gold tier sub tom aka occupied england stroke

01:18:32.020 mercy and anglo who just spent his first night in prison over tweets thanks to the oh so brave

01:18:38.760 undercover journos that i hope not hate oh okay oh oh yeah someone i think someone on twitter did

01:18:49.580 say was it this morning days merging to one for me a bit groundhog day a bit um maybe is that the

01:18:59.300 same person someone on twitter said you should mention him mention this dude is that him

01:19:03.680 okay yeah i could i don't know what i don't know the details about it so i will look into it read

01:19:14.920 about it if I can, if I can find out what's going on there. Was it a hope not hate stitch

01:19:19.840 up job? Was it? I don't know. Or did he, I mean, if he actually got sentenced to, if

01:19:27.000 he was actually convicted, there must be something there. They don't, you know, even if it's

01:19:32.440 a stitch up job. Sometimes it's not at all right. Like Sam Melia basically did nothing

01:19:37.140 wrong, right? Sometimes it's a stitch up and they send you to prison and you really, really

01:19:41.300 haven't done anything wrong but that's quite rare it's not usually the case i won't really say much

01:19:47.960 about it until i find out what actually happened i don't know if this guy tom did anything really

01:19:53.700 bad or not so probably i would have thought not but i don't know i don't know so there's a hope

01:19:59.960 not hate stitch up job was it okay well over today or tomorrow at some point i'll i'll try

01:20:05.940 to find out what that's all about. There you go. All right. Can't say fair in that, can

01:20:10.840 you? Can you? All right. Tatum2733 says, if I was a senior royal, I wouldn't be losing

01:20:21.900 hair. They've got male pattern baldness, haven't they, in the Windsor family. Yeah, for sure.

01:20:29.440 i reckon being a senior royal but not right at the top of the tree but just below where you don't

01:20:36.420 have any like real proper formal state duties that's got to be a good life isn't it it's like

01:20:43.340 being a domestic pet a well-loved and pampered domestic pet you don't have to do anything you

01:20:48.720 don't have to do anything at all and the whole world is sort of at your feet the whole world

01:20:52.920 is your oyster you just swan about doing whatever you want within reason as long as you don't hurt

01:20:57.540 anyone you're just the world is just at your feet that wouldn't be bad would it okay pixel rick

01:21:04.960 i'm pixel rick says that's their name at pixel rick says hey bo how would i contact you about

01:21:11.740 taking you to a west ham game take it on me just reach me just teach me a bit about cressy

01:21:18.800 the battle of cressy i'd have to go back to london wouldn't i this is the uh the stadiums

01:21:26.660 out in Stratford now, isn't it? So I've never been to that stadium. I've been to the old

01:21:32.980 bowling ground in East Ham, in Upton Park, hundreds of times, hundreds. Ever since they

01:21:41.060 moved stadium, which is a while ago now, isn't it? It's got to be 10 years, isn't it? Something

01:21:44.760 like that. Not been to one game. Football plays an increasingly small part in my life.

01:21:51.280 Thank you very much for the offer. I'm probably not going to go back to Stratford and watch

01:21:55.760 westerham okay thanks though it's very if genuine very kind offer i can talk to you about cressy

01:22:03.360 if you want to if you want me to talk to you talk at you about cressy

01:22:10.400 there's long-form content all about the age of edward iii and the black prince and the battle

01:22:14.880 of cressy on bode's epochs on locustus.com you can see to sign up for this five pound

01:22:21.920 a partnership all right still got a fair few here let's kind of whip through them a little

01:22:29.280 the cayman live says i'm convinced patriot platform is a honeypot

01:22:35.200 okay again i've got to say i don't know enough about it

01:22:39.920 it's got to be a priority to find out for me for low seaters to find out more do a bit of a deep

01:22:45.040 dive into uh danny tomo and patriot platform find out what's really going on there what people are

01:22:51.280 saying because a lot of people not a fair few people are saying things along those lines

01:22:56.400 it's a honeypot it's a psyop that danny tomo is a police informant i i don't know any i don't know

01:23:02.300 i don't know i it's got to be a priority isn't it to sort of try and get to the bottom of that

01:23:08.220 on some level yeah okay the k-man live is suspicious is suspicious of patriot platform

01:23:16.380 are his suspicions warranted don't know I'll find out try to find out okay Kiefer Brown 1337 says

01:23:25.180 yo did you see Ben Gavir's tweet read the Falklands no I didn't Ben Gavir G-V-I-R

01:23:33.100 Ben I don't know who that is and I haven't seen their tweet about the Falklands sorry

01:23:38.920 sorry I'll try to have a look after the show see what you're talking about there see what that is

01:23:44.520 Okay

01:23:46.340 Apollyon

01:23:49.600 Apollyon3367 says

01:23:52.860 Greetings Mr. Bo

01:23:54.120 I wonder whether you would be interested in making an epoch series

01:23:57.520 On the Hussite Wars

01:23:59.540 Great story

01:24:00.680 Great story in my honest Czech opinion

01:24:04.940 I could do, I should do, shouldn't I?

01:24:06.740 That's something I should do at some point

01:24:07.920 Yeah, perhaps when I get up to

01:24:10.240 What is that?

01:24:12.360 is that the 17th century right the 1600s right the hussite was is that right

01:24:16.760 when i get up to that point in i don't know maybe maybe not i don't know there's so many

01:24:24.920 things i've got to do for epochs so many i've already got a list a back story a back list of

01:24:33.000 dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of stories episodes of epochs i could do should

01:24:40.160 do said i will do already so i don't know if i'll ever get to that eventually if i'm you know if i

01:24:50.960 keep doing this for years and years another five years or more as long as the lotus eaters is going

01:24:56.560 and i'm employed by them i shall keep doing it haven't missed a sunday yet in over five years

01:25:02.800 there was one sunday where it didn't one sunday in five years when it didn't go up and that wasn't

01:25:06.800 my fault. I'd made the content. It was all there, rocking and ready to go. And there

01:25:10.160 was some sort of technical fault, which means it didn't get posted. Not one Sunday in five

01:25:15.560 years have I missed. Nor shall I, if I've got anything to say about it. It says extraordinary

01:25:20.940 circumstances. I'm hit by a car and I'm in hospital unconscious. That would be the only

01:25:25.900 thing that would stop me. Will I get up to the hut like it was? I don't know. I can't

01:25:30.960 promise it okay carmichael cookie dough foot job that's what they've called themselves at carmichael

01:25:37.460 cookie dough foot job says it is i thaddeus bungo mctit pop bo have you ever that's what he used to

01:25:45.680 call himself used to call himself thaddeus bungo mctit job tit pop oh that's a bit blue i said

01:25:52.860 tit job didn't I? Tit pop. Okay, he says, Bo, have you ever given the thought to full cut suits

01:26:05.220 instead of this slim fit style? You would look good in one. I do, I don't, I would like to own

01:26:13.420 a double-breasted dark blue, very, very dark blue, navy, even slightly darker than navy, almost black,

01:26:19.680 pinstripe thin pinstripe double breasted blazer i don't own one of those i would like to

01:26:27.040 yeah it's just it's just sort of the style it's just sort of the fashion isn't sort of the slim

01:26:32.100 cut slim fit style but i would wear other i would wear uh other styles and designs you know thicker

01:26:40.100 lapels i quite like i don't think i wear it because people would just take the piss

01:26:43.440 I quite like the look of 70s suits

01:26:47.580 Where the lapels are really wide

01:26:49.400 Like the shirt collars come way down there

01:26:52.580 Like a button down collar that comes way down to there

01:26:55.280 And really wide lapels

01:26:57.380 If you wore that, if I genuinely wore that

01:27:00.840 People would just take the wiki

01:27:01.980 I would, but nonetheless

01:27:07.300 I might still do it one day anyway

01:27:08.680 Just for a laugh

01:27:09.400 I think it looks good

01:27:10.780 i would wear all different styles of suit sure i've been meaning to buy a quality double-breasted

01:27:20.380 blazer for a long time now you only even notice it's proper double-breasted when you do it up so

01:27:25.480 yeah i'd wear other ones for sure all right harry the human substitute r

01:27:35.140 says 0.78

01:27:38.020 I imagine in the near future

01:27:40.960 someone from government will go to these

01:27:42.580 protests and the protests

01:27:45.060 will just not acknowledge them

01:27:46.960 as legitimate. Yeah, I mean

01:27:48.400 that would be sweet actually, wouldn't it?

01:27:52.540 Like an actual politician turns out

01:27:54.520 who wants to speak

01:27:55.320 and people just ignore them.

01:27:58.160 Yeah, just ignore them.

01:27:59.620 just ignore the mainstream media as well the mainstream media wants to talk to the organizer

01:28:08.340 say danny tomo or whoever and they're just like no no no no no you're fake news get away from me

01:28:13.580 not interested in giving your statement believe something like that something similar to that did

01:28:17.640 happen they're just like no no you're from the bbc you're from sky news no go go away i'm not

01:28:22.900 interested in giving you a soundbite that you can then subvert and play out of context or whatever

01:28:29.160 no no bugger off yeah you're part of the problem yeah okay user 4491 says

01:28:39.120 have you got any content on herald the wake yes yeah i definitely have yeah herald the wake 0.95

01:28:48.100 a guerrilla resistance leader against the norman invasion after hastings one of my favorites yeah

01:28:53.740 I did a four, or was it more?

01:28:56.800 At least a four-part series just on William the Conqueror.

01:28:59.800 I think it was more, actually.

01:29:02.520 There was a whole episode about the harrying of the North.

01:29:06.160 There was a whole episode just about what happened after,

01:29:09.800 in the immediate aftermath of the Battle of Hastings.

01:29:13.080 Another episode just about the later reign of William the Conqueror.

01:29:17.120 William the Conqueror, the Duke of Normandy, won the Battle of Hastings,

01:29:22.460 and he wasn't that old.

01:29:23.740 Was he in his 30s or was in his 40s

01:29:26.040 And he went on to live to be in his 60s odd

01:29:27.820 I believe

01:29:28.240 So he ruled England for something like 20 odd years

01:29:31.880 After the Battle of Hastings

01:29:33.440 He had good innings 0.75

01:29:34.860 Yeah, Herod of the Wake

01:29:36.360 Yeah, absolutely

01:29:36.980 Talked all about Herod of the Wake for a while there

01:29:38.980 On one of those episodes 1.00

01:29:40.140 Yeah, it's a great story

01:29:41.380 Yeah

01:29:42.640 Of Anglo-Saxon resistance against a foreign invader

01:29:46.320 Yeah, Herod of the Wake

01:29:48.120 Check it out 0.92

01:29:48.920 Okay

01:29:50.260 Carmichael Cookie Dough Footjob again

01:29:52.000 Says

01:29:53.040 It is I, Thaddeus Bungo McTippop

01:29:56.920 And I have a question

01:29:58.200 Wait, let me just read this

01:30:01.660 Make sure it's not, okay, it's T's and C's 0.92

01:30:04.120 Oh 1.00

01:30:05.760 Gay son or thot daughter 0.99

01:30:08.760 I've heard that said before 1.00

01:30:10.160 You must pick one, no cheating 1.00

01:30:12.320 Would I rather have a gay son or a thot daughter 1.00

01:30:16.360 Thot meaning sort of a 1.00

01:30:17.560 A lady of loose morals 1.00

01:30:21.340 should we say put it like that perhaps you know what thought means um gay son or thought daughter 0.99

01:30:27.440 oh gay son i suppose as a father having a thought daughter would be i imagine would be really 0.96

01:30:35.740 horrible really horrible really really horrible a gay son you just be like yeah just don't do it 0.99

01:30:41.100 in front of me yeah go and do whatever you gotta do i suppose i don't know i guess that's my 1.00

01:30:49.080 feeling about it i don't know i've not really ever thought about that what one would you pick

01:30:54.620 and why car michael cookie day foot job what one would you choose and why all right sam against

01:31:03.880 goat lovers that's what he's called himself act sam against go love goat lovers says it's bit

01:31:11.620 sus danny tomo and associate tommy rubinstein spawned next to zia for cozy chat no

01:31:18.780 Respect to the rest of the guys there though

01:31:22.360 I don't know the details about

01:31:25.660 About how Danny Tomo

01:31:28.500 Was it and Tommy Robinson 1.00

01:31:30.240 Or suddenly met Zia Yusuf

01:31:33.120 Face to face

01:31:34.360 When there's loads of cameras there

01:31:35.820 Is that suspect?

01:31:37.260 Might be

01:31:37.620 I don't know

01:31:38.320 I don't know

01:31:40.260 I don't know the details of that

01:31:41.240 I mean if they're all important figures

01:31:43.280 They may even just follow each other on Twitter

01:31:46.420 You just send a DM

01:31:47.500 May well be

01:31:48.780 It might be as simple as that

01:31:51.160 It's absolutely not inconceivable

01:31:53.580 That Zia and Danny Tomoy

01:31:55.220 Follow each other on Twitter

01:31:56.120 You can just send a DM

01:31:57.020 I'm going to be here at this point

01:31:59.780 If you're there we'll meet

01:32:01.660 I don't know

01:32:03.300 But you put respect to the rest of the guys

01:32:07.480 Though

01:32:07.860 Yeah

01:32:08.780 Certainly that

01:32:11.760 At the very least that

01:32:14.200 Yeah 0.99

01:32:14.920 Okay anime chud party

01:32:18.300 and where are we god there's loads more coming in so there's just tons more it's already half 0.70

01:32:25.280 past okay i'm gonna have to whip through them a little bit much to my chagrin i've got to get

01:32:29.900 going and do more recording later today uh sorry about that anime chad party says what's your

01:32:35.840 favorite movie bow mine's deliverance oh depends what mood you catch me in it's like what's your

01:32:39.880 favorite food what's your favorite song it will change day to day almost some of my favorite

01:32:44.080 films include a bridge too far there's a film called the jewel lists uh ridley scott's first

01:32:51.760 film that's brilliant the man who would be king michael shane michael kane and sean connery

01:32:58.540 it's a great film i love that one there you go there's a few but it would depend what mood you

01:33:05.340 catch me in and you might suggest one i'm like oh yeah that's better than all the others yeah

01:33:08.380 godfather part one is pretty damn good shawshank redemption is pretty good isn't it

01:33:12.980 I don't know. Okay. All right.

01:33:15.540 Tatum2733 says,

01:33:16.760 To be fair, I take today off too as global Jewish history. 0.51

01:33:20.960 I wonder why. Is there something massive in the news I'm missing?

01:33:24.900 About Israel or something?

01:33:28.160 Jewish history?

01:33:31.140 Okay.

01:33:34.780 CGMAM8923, are they going to say something about India?

01:33:36.360 I don't know. They often do. 1.00

01:33:38.160 Legitimately. Usually, well, always good points.

01:33:40.200 Why are restore policing kids

01:33:44.300 Posting Clancy

01:33:46.000 While the country faces real trouble

01:33:47.980 I don't know 0.99

01:33:50.780 They propose red listing India

01:33:53.480 Ignoring how medicine, steel, cars, batteries

01:33:56.500 Telecoms and tech

01:33:57.540 Tie our economy to it

01:33:59.120 Well they're in opposition

01:34:01.580 So they're not the government

01:34:04.420 So they can and will talk about

01:34:06.440 Any and all number of policy things

01:34:08.220 At any given day

01:34:09.040 they've got all different people working on all different types of policy as their job so it's

01:34:14.140 not like their laser-like focus can only should only talk about one thing no no as a party with

01:34:19.960 policies they're supposed to have policies across the spectrum so that's that why are they talking

01:34:25.420 about kids posting clancy well it's in the news it's part of their their role their job as a

01:34:31.060 political party to talk about all these things and the india thing we you asked that before didn't

01:34:35.680 we talked about that before it's like you you're you're concerned about the involvement of india in

01:34:41.600 our in our society and industry but then if restore want to do something about it you think that's a

01:34:50.240 worry as well and then i remember you saying the other day and you're not wrong in any of this

01:34:56.080 when were you saying that when i said that you said yeah but it needs to be not just

01:35:00.320 not just like red lines in the sand red listing needs to be a more more sophisticated policy of

01:35:07.400 what we're going to replace it with you're not wrong so well i mean i don't want to be too rude

01:35:13.580 but what do you want me to do about it take it up with them tweet at harrison pitt or rupert or

01:35:21.680 or charlie downs or something i'm not i'm not i'm i'm a member of the party and friends with a few

01:35:28.940 for the people in it but that's it i don't i've got no input on their policy or anything so

01:35:33.940 yeah all right well that's it and i and to be to be clear i do agree with your concerns about

01:35:44.720 about india i do you're not wrong all right well harrison pitt is in tomorrow actually i believe

01:35:53.120 And I think I'm on the podcast with him

01:35:54.600 So I'll talk to him

01:35:56.380 CG ma'am

01:35:58.520 I will talk to Harrison Pitt

01:35:59.940 The head of policy

01:36:01.340 At Restore Britain

01:36:02.980 I will talk to him about

01:36:04.620 Restore's policy concerning India

01:36:07.600 On different levels

01:36:09.460 How about that?

01:36:10.400 How about that?

01:36:10.760 You can't say fairer than that can you?

01:36:12.900 I will champion your calls

01:36:14.720 And your concerns

01:36:15.560 With Mr Harrison Pitt

01:36:17.060 The head of Restore Britain's policy team

01:36:20.180 There you go

01:36:22.740 There you go.

01:36:24.100 I'll ask him about it.

01:36:25.520 Okay.

01:36:26.040 James Lee Pevenhall says,

01:36:28.660 Fred Mertz and...

01:36:29.880 Oh, it says loads of German things.

01:36:31.220 Is it a joke?

01:36:32.940 Fred Mertz and die Deutschland Banane Republic.

01:36:36.940 Guess I get what you're getting at there.

01:36:39.240 Yeah.

01:36:40.560 Okay, got to move on.

01:36:41.320 Max Robe says,

01:36:43.180 One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich.

01:36:46.180 That's a quote.

01:36:47.480 One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich is a good short Sojournitsyn book.

01:36:52.100 if you can't be bothered with longer books oh fair enough i've not read that one i've not read that

01:36:58.400 one okay there you go sweet uh recommendation there from max robe okay cg mam again says

01:37:06.260 the pm and ministers will soon the pm and ministers will soon meet jlr's india that's

01:37:14.180 the Jaguar Land Rovers, Indian CEO, what was it, Tata Motors,

01:37:18.840 who recently moved here.

01:37:21.380 The red list fails right there. 0.98

01:37:23.500 I support Tubbs' proposal of UAE-style guest worker policy 0.98

01:37:28.340 with great enforcement. 0.99

01:37:30.680 Okay.

01:37:32.000 Okay, good, yeah.

01:37:33.200 I mean, you're right. You're absolutely right.

01:37:35.620 To just simply...

01:37:37.500 You can't just simply cut it out and everything will be fine.

01:37:43.500 you have to have plans in place plans within plans in place to what you're going to replace

01:37:49.140 it with and stuff yeah okay you're not wrong guilliam wood says good morning sir please

01:37:57.000 talk about the kalergi plan one day sounds familiar oh yeah well really should do and

01:38:02.100 maybe do a a uh an epox talking about it yeah it's one of those things though i've got to say

01:38:10.640 t's and c's it's one of those things so it's just one of those things like uh well i'm not

01:38:19.400 going to list loads of other things that get you in trouble with t's and c's i don't make the rules

01:38:24.000 i don't make the rules i would love to be able to talk about a number of things but if you do

01:38:30.660 on youtube in any real detail you get in trouble and it's my job to not get this channel deleted

01:38:39.240 Right, that's my job

01:38:40.440 I mean, it might sound like a cop-out

01:38:46.000 But don't blame me

01:38:46.940 Blame the people that

01:38:49.060 Write the T's and C's for YouTube

01:38:52.000 Ultimately, what, is it ABC's the company

01:38:55.640 Is it whatever it's called?

01:38:56.460 Oh, sorry, Alphabet, sorry

01:38:57.320 ABC's the news

01:38:59.320 Alphabet

01:39:00.320 The senior people at Alphabet

01:39:03.640 That decide what is or isn't allowed on YouTube

01:39:06.280 Take it out with them

01:39:09.520 And they will promptly ignore you

01:39:10.840 Yeah, that's the way that works

01:39:12.120 Great

01:39:12.760 Okay 0.99

01:39:14.400 Shadav the Vedmac

01:39:19.320 Shadav the Vedmac says

01:39:23.360 If I wanted to buy a suit

01:39:26.360 How do I go about it?

01:39:29.660 There's loads of places you can buy suits

01:39:31.400 In any city there will be loads

01:39:34.320 Even in Swindon there's like

01:39:35.500 strange actually there's loads of store shops you can buy a suit at my my um my recommendation is

01:39:44.700 if you've got the money go to an actual tailor it won't be cheap and you'll have to buy more than

01:39:49.600 one suit that's how that works but get fitted for the suit and get a tailor make make it for you

01:39:54.620 if you can't afford that and it is a lot of money usually what you can do is you go to just a suit

01:40:00.020 shop right there are there are loads there are loads and you get one that's a close fit for you

01:40:07.460 not too tight but it's pretty good fit then you take it then you take it to a a tailor's it could

01:40:13.380 be a doesn't have to be a an expensive upmarket tailor just be a place run by chinese people or

01:40:18.740 whatever and you say look i need the cuff taken in a little bit i would like it tapered at the

01:40:23.940 the waist slightly whatever you need whatever you want and then then it fits you just right

01:40:29.560 I do that with a lot of my blazers most of my blazers I don't think I did it with this one

01:40:34.440 because it fit just almost perfectly off the off the peg that also can happen but then it fits you

01:40:42.660 just right it fits you just right and it's effectively tailored for you although it was

01:40:47.640 also off the peg I mean that's the best bang for your buck get a blazer that's very close to fitting

01:40:53.380 and then get a tailor and it won't cost much either they take in the cuff a little bit or

01:40:57.460 something like that it's not much 10 quid 15 20 quid whatever it usually doesn't cost very much

01:41:03.200 that's the best bang for your buck in my opinion all right next one Carmichael cookie dough foot

01:41:11.380 job again says check out ask okay his stuff is immaculate and the only option for a gentleman

01:41:17.560 I think check him out okay not heard of that person they're called ask okay there you go

01:41:23.500 thanks for the recommendation Kiefer Brown 1337 says Ben Gavir is Israel's security minister

01:41:29.800 vile tweet oh okay I think I do know him is he the guy that's in the front running to be the next

01:41:36.940 to replace Benjamin Netanyahu is that that guy I think I do know who if it's the guy I'm thinking

01:41:43.180 of i do know who you mean yeah isn't he likely to be the next prime minister of israel because

01:41:49.340 bibi can't last forever and he's like really really hardline hawk that guy was even like

01:41:55.180 taunting palestinian captives and stuff that dude if it's the guy i'm thinking of i know who you mean

01:42:01.940 he did another vile tweet did he okay i'll check that out all right tatum 2733 says

01:42:11.040 Because Titus and Jerusalem

01:42:14.360 Global church history

01:42:15.420 Oh right, okay, I see what you're saying

01:42:16.820 Global church history

01:42:19.280 Has chickened out

01:42:21.060 Not chickened out

01:42:23.380 He's decided not to do

01:42:25.100 Rumble rant this morning

01:42:26.480 Pipping global church history

01:42:28.940 Because he's 0.99

01:42:30.220 Or she 1.00

01:42:31.620 Is

01:42:33.740 Just in mourning for the second temple

01:42:37.660 That was destroyed on this day in history

01:42:39.580 Okay

01:42:43.260 I get it now

01:42:44.860 Carmichael Cooked No Footjob again says

01:42:48.120 Oh yes

01:42:49.120 I forgot to answer you 0.98

01:42:50.940 Gay son 1.00

01:42:52.760 So you would rather have a gay son 1.00

01:42:55.300 Yeah that feels like slightly less worse 1.00

01:42:57.400 Doesn't it

01:42:58.040 If he's not too camp

01:43:02.240 He'll be alright

01:43:04.140 Okay

01:43:06.540 Max Robe again says

01:43:08.500 can you quiz harrison pitt on the frisian question the most important question of our age

01:43:15.820 the frisian question yes i can do and will do okay last couple here uh should have the the

01:43:24.960 vedmac again says nobo a suit for you chap how do i go about getting you one oh oh that's very

01:43:34.080 generous that's kind i mean um if anyone ever wants to send us anything we've got a po box

01:43:42.020 address on the website you'll find a po box address and as i understand it it's like it must

01:43:49.400 be quite a big box quite a big thing because people have sent us loads of stuff over the years

01:43:54.880 loads of stuff those seats fans are really quite generous in the so loads and loads of those and

01:44:00.260 loads of things sometimes even quite big things so there's a po box address if you want if you 0.73

01:44:07.140 want to buy me a suit and send it to me hope it's not a poison shirt like my dear um there's a po

01:44:15.560 box address if you're so inclined well if you do do that and thank you in advance i must say

01:44:22.820 all right okay okay all right and the last one here today is from stedman wheelers stedman

01:44:33.780 wheelers 5372 says good morning beautiful man but boatiful man or boatiful good morning boatiful

01:44:42.560 from texas ah the lone star state do you think i've got long-form content about the alamo

01:44:48.060 The Siege of the Alamo

01:44:49.220 Oh yeah

01:44:49.820 It's all there

01:44:50.460 From Texas

01:44:51.740 Pray tell

01:44:52.560 What wonderful and amazing show

01:44:55.320 Is on that billboard behind you

01:44:57.300 Whatever it is

01:44:59.720 It's probably good

01:45:00.620 The billboard

01:45:02.280 Is referencing

01:45:06.260 My history theme show

01:45:07.600 Behind the paywall

01:45:08.160 Which is called

01:45:08.640 Bodade's Epochs

01:45:10.100 I think you know

01:45:12.940 Thank you very much

01:45:15.980 Okay

01:45:16.480 That's the show

01:45:17.400 It's now 9.45 in the a.m. British Summertime on Tuesday the 8th of September in the year of LLaw 2026.

01:45:22.540 You've been the gross band that's chosen for you, my band of brothers and sisters.

01:45:25.900 Thank you for joining me. Without you, guys, it isn't a thing.

01:45:29.560 You've got impeccable taste to turn up to watch the Bose show live.

01:45:32.440 Love it. Thank you. Can't thank you enough. Sincerely.

01:45:35.840 All right. Try and make the best of the day ahead.

01:45:38.460 Carpe diem. Seize the day.

01:45:40.080 The most valuable thing you'll ever have is your time.

01:45:42.060 Try and make it count. All right. Not going to be too preachy about it.

01:45:44.700 Until tomorrow morning, then, guys. Take care.

01:45:47.400 We'll be right back.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 08, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Tuesday 8th September 2026

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