The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Breakfast With Beau ｜ Wednesday 21st October 2026

00:00:00.000 morning you're right hope you are sincerely hope you are happy trafalgar day

00:00:23.980 it's trafalgar day we used to celebrate that in britain once upon a time

00:00:27.760 we'll get to that towards the end of the show on this day in history that bit towards the end of

00:00:32.700 the show nevertheless it is trafalgar day okay it's now uh zero minutes past eight it's exactly

00:00:39.560 8am british summertime on uh are we now on wednesday it's wednesday isn't it days merging

00:00:46.040 to one it's wednesday isn't it harry wednesday the 21st of october the year of our lord 2026

00:00:53.160 as always nearly always i'm joined by my producer little harry how are you this morning good sir

00:00:57.980 Morning, I'm good.

00:00:59.960 This embodied voice of the all-powerful, all-knowing,

00:01:02.480 omniscient, omnipresent narrator there,

00:01:04.440 the voice out of the ether.

00:01:05.520 What would little Harry do?

00:01:06.500 We are in his hands.

00:01:08.260 You're the glorious band, the chosen few,

00:01:09.400 my band of brothers and sisters.

00:01:10.740 Thank you for joining me.

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00:01:56.700 all right should we get into it then that seems like quite enough faffing about for one morning

00:02:00.260 no need for all that fannying about really is there should we just get into it what's the

00:02:04.180 legacy corporate lamestream media banging on about this morning what's that cabal of evil

00:02:07.360 quite frankly evil fleet street editors trying to tell us is or isn't important this morning

00:02:11.880 what are they lying to us about by omission if by nothing else let's have a look all right we've got

00:02:17.340 Burnham faces climate revolt

00:02:20.400 From weirdo leftists 0.93

00:02:22.940 From crazy globalist type champagne socialists 0.91

00:02:28.420 That have bought the climate change hoax

00:02:30.160 Many of whom are Labour MPs

00:02:33.720 Burnham facing climate revolt

00:02:36.100 Because we are going to start drilling

00:02:38.000 Britain is going to start drilling in the North Sea again

00:02:39.960 And Harry wants to fix feud

00:02:43.360 That's Prince Harry

00:02:44.220 There's a fair bit on the front pages about Prince Harry

00:02:46.500 So I'll skate over that relatively quickly.

00:02:48.760 We'll tell you the story, because it's part of the news cycle.

00:02:51.140 We should really know what's in the news cycle, right?

00:02:52.780 You can bury your head in the sand like an ostrich

00:02:54.700 and pretend you're too cool for school.

00:02:58.880 But you should need to know,

00:02:59.900 because millions and millions of normies' public opinion

00:03:02.460 is formed by this sort of thing.

00:03:04.780 The vast majority of normies still get their view

00:03:07.420 from the legacy corporate lamestream media, unfortunately.

00:03:10.820 It's best to know ignorance isn't bliss.

00:03:12.420 It's best to know what they're doing, what they're talking about,

00:03:13.960 how they're trying to change our society all right so we'll do minimal stuff on harry when

00:03:21.540 it comes up prince harry all right first of all then the guardian ew oh ew went to disdain camp

00:03:32.160 early there the guardian oh what is that disgusting smell that's right it's the guardian

00:03:38.480 Smells like the cesspit at Glastonbury 0.87

00:03:43.460 Stomach churning

00:03:46.120 That's what the Guardian smells like

00:03:47.700 Okay, Burnham faces climate revolt after approval of North Sea Gastroly

00:03:52.480 Yeah, Jackdaw, that's one of the oil fields in the North Sea

00:03:55.920 Jackdaw announcement, today sparks fears over UK's green credentials

00:04:00.160 Fears from who?

00:04:02.520 Who has got fears about it?

00:04:04.700 Weirdo greens that want us to be in darkness and the cold

00:04:12.300 Peddling the liar

00:04:17.620 That there's anything wrong with fossil fuels

00:04:20.060 That man-made burning of fossil fuels drives climate change

00:04:23.800 Doesn't drive climate change

00:04:30.880 Man-made CO2 drives climate change

00:04:32.680 No it doesn't

00:04:33.420 No it doesn't

00:04:34.880 The science is in.

00:04:35.800 No, it isn't.

00:04:36.500 What are you talking about?

00:04:39.280 Okay, there's fears over UK's green credentials.

00:04:42.860 The same credentials that don't apparently apply to India or China.

00:04:46.900 Or the rest of the world.

00:04:48.000 Just us.

00:04:49.440 Just we need to not have any power.

00:04:52.440 Or the power we do have is imported and insanely expensive.

00:04:56.320 No?

00:04:56.940 Climate fears.

00:04:57.880 Yeah, right.

00:04:59.500 Fears over green credentials.

00:05:01.020 The completely arbitrary, made-up credentials.

00:05:03.300 we set for ourselves

00:05:04.940 or we're set by a crazy elite

00:05:09.260 against our best interests, you mean.

00:05:12.040 Fears over that.

00:05:13.560 Yeah, I think I'll sleep all right, to be honest.

00:05:16.260 I think I'll be fine.

00:05:18.000 Yeah, when you read this article,

00:05:19.140 it turns out the fears are from

00:05:20.760 just climate change activists.

00:05:23.900 They're worried.

00:05:25.000 Tessa Khan.

00:05:28.800 Tessa Khan

00:05:30.040 has got fears

00:05:32.200 about the UK's green credentials

00:05:34.620 what would you have Tessa

00:05:38.180 you would have us living

00:05:40.320 in darkness just using

00:05:42.220 candles when the sun goes down

00:05:44.060 people freezing to death in the winter

00:05:46.320 is that what you would have no real industry

00:05:48.100 certainly no heavy industry is that what you would have

00:05:50.400 because after fossil

00:05:52.400 fuels people then say okay well

00:05:54.160 we'll build some nuclear power stations

00:05:56.160 and no you can't have that either

00:05:57.240 okay

00:06:00.020 solar but this is like quite a it is quite an overcast cloudy part of the north atlantic

00:06:10.640 you're not going to be able to get a great deal of amount of power from solar in the final reckoning

00:06:16.020 not enough to power a first world industrial nation so what are you talking about tessa khan

00:06:22.940 and her ilk she's banging on about just nonsense man-made co2 doesn't drive climate change there

00:06:30.740 you go that's as simple it's as simple as that okay covid like wildfire in care homes and inquiry

00:06:38.820 fines remember that time that boris johnson and matt hancock put the house under a type of let's

00:06:46.980 put the country under a type of house arrest for a couple of years remember that on the strength of

00:06:51.700 a lie what i consider a liar when they tried to weaponize annual flu epidemics every single year

00:07:00.340 loads and loads of people old people people that already ill die of the flu every single year

00:07:05.860 without fail they try to weaponize that give it a new name covid and then weaponize that to put 0.93

00:07:11.300 us all under house arrest as an exercise in control that's what that was in my opinion

00:07:16.940 and exercise in seeing how much they can control us.

00:07:23.200 How much the average person would accept.

00:07:26.820 That's what that was.

00:07:27.560 But these inquiries, they don't go down that route.

00:07:30.600 They don't look at that.

00:07:31.340 If anything, they say the government didn't lock us down quicker and harder.

00:07:38.780 Absolute nonsense.

00:07:41.640 Okay, the BBC's in a spot of bother. 0.58

00:07:43.760 old auntie 0.98

00:07:46.540 hasn't been balancing her books very well 1.00

00:07:49.580 they need to find something like 500 million pounds yesterday

00:07:55.280 because a lot of people don't like

00:07:59.120 paying their license fee 1.00

00:08:02.420 because auntie is just a crazy 1.00

00:08:06.720 hateful 1.00

00:08:08.180 subversive bitch 1.00

00:08:09.940 that beams anti-British, anti-Western, anti-white propaganda, 1.00

00:08:17.160 pro-globalist propaganda into your house every day.

00:08:21.460 That's what it does. People don't like that.

00:08:23.100 A lot of people don't like that, don't want that anymore.

00:08:26.200 Oh, but the David Attenborough documentaries, oh, but Blackadder,

00:08:29.740 yeah, they were good, I suppose, yeah, okay.

00:08:31.060 So, nonetheless, the BBC is a state organ of propaganda.

00:08:41.880 People don't like it.

00:08:44.500 It's up to me.

00:08:45.120 I would remove the Royal Charter from the BBC, strip them of all their funding, and if they

00:08:50.760 want to try and stand on their 18 feet as a normal commercial enterprise, okay, good,

00:08:55.520 fine, do that.

00:08:56.800 Otherwise, no, you can just, you can just die.

00:09:01.060 just be reduced down to just the tiniest sort of kernel,

00:09:05.200 tiniest sort of like white dwarf of a thing left,

00:09:08.380 a tiny remnant of something that once was.

00:09:10.400 Just have the World Service on the radio and that's it, nothing else. 0.66

00:09:13.640 Well, they're going down that route anyway.

00:09:16.380 Look, cutting costs.

00:09:17.420 BBC Three and BBC Scotland to move online.

00:09:20.960 They're just stopping.

00:09:22.060 Well, not stopping, it's going to be online,

00:09:23.120 but as far as the TV is concerned,

00:09:24.980 there won't be a BBC Three and BBC Scotland anymore.

00:09:27.380 Wob, wob.

00:09:28.860 Oh, well.

00:09:29.820 Good, good.

00:09:31.060 Defund the BBC, I believe that's restore policy

00:09:37.700 They strip them of their Royal Charter

00:09:40.700 They don't deserve a Royal Charter

00:09:42.160 They're some sort of special thing

00:09:45.560 Some sort of divine right to exist

00:09:48.720 I don't think so, mate

00:09:50.780 Look, Fleabag

00:09:52.880 Fleabag was a BBC Three thing

00:09:55.020 Good

00:09:58.580 I like to see the BBC failing

00:10:01.300 Do you remember the story yesterday or was it Monday

00:10:04.460 About BBC Verify and BBC News

00:10:06.740 Being completely biased

00:10:09.520 Using government sources, civil servants

00:10:11.800 To do their analysis

00:10:12.600 And even write some of their print actually

00:10:15.760 And they had to stop that

00:10:17.660 Because it was just a ridiculous thing

00:10:19.520 How could you possibly claim impartiality

00:10:22.660 They're not impartial are they

00:10:24.120 BBC are not impartial, have never been

00:10:26.300 that's one of their great liars is that they're impartial of course they're not they're highly

00:10:32.940 partisan the bbc but both so are you yeah i'm not pretending i'm not though i'm not pretending i'm

00:10:38.200 not where my allegiance is on my sleeve openly yeah i'm right of center pro restore

00:10:43.560 i'm not pretending to be impartial this isn't covered by ofcom or anything

00:10:48.660 it's just it's just an internet show yeah yeah i've got biases yeah the bbc though wear the

00:10:54.220 skin suit pretending to be we're the arbiters of truth bbc verifier completely impartial 0.98

00:10:59.580 liars liars

00:11:02.920 reform uk official had doubts over donations this is james or 0.97

00:11:09.600 they're still trying to attack that that jack kid and james or the guardian

00:11:15.880 james or had some concerns over the the really big donations that 72 million quid

00:11:24.200 that Reformed got the other day.

00:11:25.900 Apparently he had some sort of reservations over that. 0.92

00:11:29.200 Seems reasonable. Why not?

00:11:33.120 That Reformed wanted to fill the war chest.

00:11:36.400 I think that's a quote. 0.97

00:11:37.400 Wanted to fill up their war chest

00:11:38.820 before any sort of change in the rules happened

00:11:42.360 and you couldn't really necessarily

00:11:43.460 get massive donations like that.

00:11:46.780 Fair enough, that's smart, isn't it? 0.57

00:11:48.440 You know, I'm not pro-Reformed, 0.66

00:11:49.460 but that's just smart, isn't it? 1.00

00:11:50.860 What's wrong with that?

00:11:51.340 James Orr noticed and said something.

00:11:55.060 So?

00:11:56.200 It's not news, is it?

00:12:01.780 They're gunning for James Orr.

00:12:04.980 Seems one of the best among them, James Orr.

00:12:09.120 Of course, of course.

00:12:13.160 Men of actual substance and gravitas and conviction,

00:12:16.360 they're the ones leftists go for first.

00:12:18.860 Yeah, of course, always, yeah.

00:12:21.340 because they're filth the guardian all right the sun a little bit of royal news we leave this stuff

00:12:31.560 to dan whitton mainly there's no shade at dan whitton i like dan whitton we'll leave the royal

00:12:34.920 stuff largely to him but just to say because it is in the news cycle it's on more than one front page

00:12:38.320 reconciliations may vary recollections may vary reconciliations may vary harry says he wants to

00:12:47.120 fixed feud a feud of his creation isn't it isn't it megan's creation grieving over his brother and

00:12:55.100 dad well you should have used a bit of discretion then mate why did you go why did you and your

00:13:00.340 missus go on tv and do all sorts of interviews casting shade at them then your only job as a

00:13:07.280 senior royal your only job really ultimately in the final reckoning and it boils down to it

00:13:11.440 your only real duty and responsibility is to exercise discretion and you don't air public

00:13:17.840 laundry about uh about the dirty laundry about the family that's your only real job is that

00:13:22.860 couldn't handle it could he

00:13:24.020 but now he's grieving over brother and dad okay apparently he said i want to work it out the

00:13:31.460 feud he wants to work out but some people don't almost certainly referring to wills his older

00:13:37.160 brother the prince of wales to be king of england that's basically it apparently there's some sort

00:13:43.540 of uh state visit by um um the the leader of oman sultan of oman like the palace yesterday

00:13:53.600 state visit uh but yesterday was also the day it seems harry decided to do an interview his first

00:14:00.720 formal proper interview after returning to britain from california and in that yeah there you go he

00:14:10.440 just said he's grieving over his feud he wants to fix it but some people don't again passive

00:14:14.200 aggressive ball plop stuff he's a weird little freak of a man isn't he

00:14:19.780 all right that's it there's not anything else that that's it right the daily express it's a

00:14:25.500 good paper. You can read your express now. It's not a good paper. That's sarcasm. That's

00:14:30.580 an Arnold Partridge line. It is globalist slop wearing the skin suit of patriotism and nativism. 0.97

00:14:35.420 Absolutely subversive, disgusting, anti-white, anti-nativist slop. Kemi says, don't allow 1.00

00:14:44.100 us to end up like France. Weren't you part of a government, Kemi, Olu Kemi Badnock, the

00:14:48.040 nigerian anchor baby who flooded us with foreign people bragged even about in parliament not many 1.00

00:14:57.040 years ago bragged about the fact you've got loads of student foreign visas but now you don't want 1.00

00:15:03.620 us to end up like france you scumbag you absolute scumbag why are you putting on a fake voice or 0.99

00:15:09.060 you kemi there's clips of you not that long ago with a nigerian accent why are you putting on 1.00

00:15:15.620 this weird fake voice. Middle England voice now. That's a fake voice. Phony. You phony.

00:15:26.240 Duke forced to deny a taking swipe at William as he seeks family reconciliation. Harry's

00:15:30.420 some people don't want it to work out dig. There you go. That's it. Princess of Wales

00:15:35.360 looking radiant in blue. The Daily Mail. The Daily Fail.

00:15:45.620 Apparently there's a bed bug infestation in Britain's homes, trains and offices.

00:15:50.360 Are there? I haven't noticed.

00:15:52.820 Clean up a bit.

00:15:54.520 Change your bedding, love.

00:15:58.500 Change your sheets and duvet cover and wash them.

00:16:00.800 What's the matter with you?

00:16:02.120 All right, there you go, Harry again.

00:16:03.720 Look, oh, do put a sock in it, Harry.

00:16:07.600 They've got an emoji there that's eye rolling with a crown on it.

00:16:10.800 Prince Prince's interview calling for reconciliation with his family aired during major state visit

00:16:16.860 is greeted by a chorus of royal eye rolling and look they've got an emoji there

00:16:21.160 royal eye rolling look the and the actual the mail website as well but they come with the

00:16:28.100 same thing look they've loved that some senior editor at the the mail is still oh yeah that's

00:16:34.400 Good. Use that.

00:16:40.700 Pathetic. Pathetic. 1.00

00:16:42.980 The Times, the venerable 1.00

00:16:44.200 Times.

00:16:48.940 Almost

00:16:49.500 as subversive and globalist

00:16:52.440 as all the others.

00:16:53.680 RAF jets to guard Saudi Arabian skies

00:16:56.320 against Houthi attacks.

00:16:58.780 Weird.

00:17:00.780 Isn't Saudi Arabia much richer

00:17:02.200 than we are?

00:17:04.400 Why is the Royal Air Force defending Saudi Arabian skies?

00:17:10.400 Why?

00:17:12.400 In Bose Britain, if I found myself Lord Protector of Britain or an absolute monarch or a Prime Minister with a giant majority and a loyal party,

00:17:20.400 I would not do anything like this. I would never do things like this. Never. Never.

00:17:25.400 RAF fast jets defending Saudi Arabian skies. You mad? 0.86

00:17:30.400 Has that got to do with us? The Houthi insurgency in Yemen and their incursions into Saudi Arabia

00:17:36.520 and the RAF is going to do defensive operations? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, that's

00:17:42.360 your problem. That's 100% your problem, House of Al Saud. Saudi Arabia are going to send 1.00

00:17:51.480 fast jets to protect British shores should we have similar problems? Of course not. Of

00:17:56.400 Of course not, not in a million years, would they?

00:17:58.700 Haven't they got...

00:17:59.700 Aren't they rolling in sort of endless petrodollars?

00:18:03.640 Can't they buy any sort of fast jets and missile defences they want from the United States?

00:18:08.600 Yeah, they can, yeah.

00:18:09.800 But we need the RAF over there.

00:18:11.800 Okay. 1.00

00:18:15.820 Well, we're streeting, bizarrely, the homosexual man, 0.91

00:18:19.600 the homosexual Fabian, who is now bizarrely the defence secretary. 0.92

00:18:23.980 didn't say exactly how many fast jets we're going to send over there 0.95

00:18:29.080 or how many sorties they're going to do a day or anything

00:18:31.000 just said it would be defensive operations

00:18:33.080 so we're not doing strikes against the Houthis

00:18:38.320 just trying to defend Saudi Arabian skies

00:18:41.480 bizarre, it's bizarre 1.00

00:18:44.380 Saudi Arabia 1.00

00:18:48.100 ugh 1.00

00:18:51.460 Get off of me. Get away from me. 0.98

00:18:55.660 Saudi Arabia. Gross. 1.00

00:19:01.860 Mahmood's fight to save her migrant crackdown.

00:19:04.880 Colleagues urge easing of foreign worker reform.

00:19:08.380 It's weird. I thought Labour were going to put the woke away.

00:19:10.480 I guess that take was insane nonsense.

00:19:15.160 Conjured out of thin air, I guess.

00:19:17.560 Because, no, the small amount of reforms that Shabana Mahmood

00:19:21.780 It was always a liar, wasn't it? 0.97

00:19:22.840 It was always obviously a liar. 0.96

00:19:24.460 Another exercise in just kicking the can down the road,

00:19:26.620 just wasting time whilst we're flooded 1.00

00:19:28.420 by more and more and more foreign people, invaders, 1.00

00:19:32.380 whose per capita rate of crime, violent crime, sex crime, 0.96

00:19:36.900 organised crime is through the roof.

00:19:38.540 It's all an exercise in just letting that tick on and on and on

00:19:41.620 and pretending you're going to do something

00:19:42.980 and not doing anything.

00:19:44.120 So it was all a lie anyway, really, wasn't it?

00:19:45.940 But now even saying there's loads of pressure

00:19:48.720 coming from the Labour Party. 0.95

00:19:50.960 Even that Miata Farnbulla, a Liberian woman, a Liberian woman, and Angela Rayner, a couple of the bigger beasts.

00:20:01.960 They are big beasts as well, Angela Rayner and Miata Farnbulla, big birds. 0.92

00:20:06.580 saying that Mahmood 1.00

00:20:12.120 the Pakistani woman

00:20:15.220 who's the Home Secretary 1.00

00:20:18.040 she shouldn't or can't really do the reform she wants 0.99

00:20:23.580 making it ever so slightly harder 0.94

00:20:25.680 to get indefinite right to remain 1.00

00:20:27.680 she's got a back pedal on that apparently 0.96

00:20:30.760 these are mad aren't they 0.85

00:20:34.880 These globalist open border traps

00:20:38.120 That put the interests of our invaders above us

00:20:42.120 Are mad

00:20:43.700 They must be mad

00:20:45.060 Literally mad

00:20:46.380 Okay, there's the Prince and Princess of Wales

00:20:50.400 Kate looking radiant in yellow

00:20:52.260 Losing weight in your 50s can reverse years of harm

00:20:55.960 Yeah, probably, almost certainly

00:20:56.840 Don't be heavy if you can help it

00:20:59.960 It leads to all sorts of complications

00:21:03.140 Best not to be carrying around loads of weight,

00:21:05.180 especially the older you get.

00:21:07.780 Obviously.

00:21:09.200 OK.

00:21:10.520 The Telegraph, the Daily Toregraph, 0.98

00:21:12.700 German-owned Zionist slop. 0.97

00:21:15.260 Israel can have an ancestral homeland 0.89

00:21:17.420 with demographic security. 0.96

00:21:19.740 Britain can't, though.

00:21:21.240 That would be the vile politics of division,

00:21:24.920 according to the Telegraph.

00:21:28.260 You can be a patriot and a nativist in Israel

00:21:32.160 but not here. That's the Telegraph's lion. That's who they are. Okay, there's Kate again

00:21:39.560 looking absolutely radiant in yellow, isn't she? A beautiful woman. Okay, teachers face

00:21:46.500 ban on Palestine badges. Yeah. Landmark report sets out plans to tackle surge of anti-Semitism

00:21:54.080 in schools. Oh, because it's anti-Semitic. That's anti-Semitic. Why teachers, they should

00:22:00.480 be as apolitical as possible, shouldn't they? Teachers indoctrinating kids one way or another

00:22:08.300 with their nonsense views about whatever. They're not, though. The vast majority of

00:22:15.200 teachers are leftists, for a start, and see themselves as some sort of... see themselves

00:22:22.640 have taken on the responsibility of poisoning the minds of the youth.

00:22:32.640 Wasn't Socrates executed for such a thing? 1.00

00:22:38.640 Yeah teachers, Muslim teachers probably, proper lefty and Muslim teachers 1.00

00:22:43.640 shouldn't wear pro-Palestine badges. 1.00

00:22:46.640 Yeah good, yeah good.

00:22:52.640 North Sea drilling approved as fuel costs soar.

00:22:55.640 So it's supposed to be today.

00:22:57.320 The government is going to apparently make the formal statement today up in Aberdeen.

00:23:04.600 And the rumour is, the rumblings are, i.e. these rumblings,

00:23:09.240 that they're going to try to start drilling as early as within a month.

00:23:15.140 So not only is no Stern and Burnham giving it the old green light,

00:23:19.180 but he's lit a fire under it as well.

00:23:21.100 It'll make it happen.

00:23:23.200 Good, good.

00:23:24.480 It's always an insane thing to not be drilling in the North Sea.

00:23:29.000 To be a country that has got the natural resources

00:23:31.780 and then just simply choose not to use them.

00:23:37.580 Crazy, crazy.

00:23:40.060 All right.

00:23:41.320 What else have we got?

00:23:42.480 The IA paper.

00:23:44.760 BBC reveals new cuts, closing three channels and shedding jobs in Scotland.

00:23:50.900 Lovely, lovely jubbly.

00:23:52.640 OK, a Man City story.

00:23:54.920 Man City paid councils £750,000 a year for stadium naming rights

00:24:00.480 that sold for £100 million.

00:24:03.060 Scrutiny of Manchester City Council's relationship with Abu Dhabi owners

00:24:06.940 and whether taxpayers lost out. 1.00

00:24:11.260 They're dodgy as hell, aren't they, these Abu Dhabi fellas? 1.00

00:24:14.540 I think the rules didn't apply to them. 1.00

00:24:17.920 Again, it's not just breaking FA rules or UEFA rules.

00:24:21.280 Just all sorts of laws all over the place.

00:24:24.000 They're swimming in money, therefore the rule of law doesn't apply to them.

00:24:28.480 That's how they behaved, wasn't it?

00:24:33.640 Story as old as time, really, though, isn't it?

00:24:37.160 OK, club owners struck Wright's payment deal with council

00:24:42.380 months before they were sold to Etihad Airways

00:24:45.420 in agreement worth an estimated £10 million a year,

00:24:48.680 the iPaper can reveal.

00:24:49.480 airline reached 10 year sponsorship deal for council owned stadium as well as club shirt and

00:24:57.180 campus worth a reported 400 million pounds exact figures were never confirmed but naming rights

00:25:04.100 part of the package were believed to be worth an estimated 10 to 15 million pounds a year

00:25:08.280 or in excess of 100 million pounds over the next decade council says rights sale has raised 14

00:25:14.280 million pounds since 2011, as £750,000

00:25:18.240 fee rose with inflation.

00:25:28.040 Wasn't Andy

00:25:30.240 Burnham with his guyliner and his

00:25:32.220 mascara and his moobs, wasn't

00:25:36.200 no Stern and Burnham, King of the North, in charge of Manchester

00:25:40.080 effectively throughout many of those years?

00:25:44.280 was he in bed politically with these guys yeah must have been of course he was

00:25:53.960 great okay the independent harry i want to work out with my family but but not everyone does got

00:26:01.320 it okay this woman helen fielding who wrote the bridget jones diary books she launches a

00:26:08.200 a new Bridget Jones writing prize for the North. Don't care. Next. 1.00

00:26:16.320 Care home residents were sacrificed to save the NHS. Ministers treated the care sector as, quote,

00:26:22.420 an afterthought, quote, during the pandemic, reports find, as Matt Hancock's claim of a,

00:26:27.120 quote, protective ring, quote, was unfolded. Oh, his claim was unfounded and virus was allowed to,

00:26:34.740 quote spread like wildfire quote among the most vulnerable what the flu he's talking about the

00:26:41.460 flu yeah that happens every single year yeah okay the mirror i think about the pride of the nation

00:26:50.060 they give awards to normal people yep don't care more shame for hancock tory's cruel covid care

00:26:57.780 home liar probe finds not enough was done to protect the 43 000 who died it was a cruel and

00:27:03.560 unusual liar that he said there was put in a protective ring around care homes

00:27:07.940 it was just the flu it was the flu right the metro ooh the metro 0.96

00:27:13.780 what am I looking at that's gross 0.82

00:27:18.620 don't look at it it's so revolting

00:27:23.420 Hancock and Ball just the same story you got it

00:27:30.280 You got it.

00:27:32.040 The Financial Times.

00:27:33.120 Here's a quite interesting story.

00:27:34.460 Mildly interesting.

00:27:35.420 Canada vote.

00:27:36.360 Alberta rejects separatist bid.

00:27:38.820 So there was, in Canada.

00:27:42.160 Oh, Canada.

00:27:44.300 There was a vote to see if Alberta should break away from Canada

00:27:48.640 and become, you know, its own sort of sovereign territory in some way.

00:27:54.060 And the results are in.

00:27:55.500 and apparently it was an overwhelming loss

00:27:59.340 for the separatist side.

00:28:01.920 The pro-Canada side, one nation indivisible.

00:28:04.980 They won, apparently handily.

00:28:09.580 I mean, good, I suppose, yeah.

00:28:12.800 Is it in Canada's interest to sort of allow

00:28:15.440 a big chunk like Alberta just to separate

00:28:18.120 and be its own thing?

00:28:20.540 No, I wouldn't have thought so.

00:28:22.340 Yeah, good.

00:28:23.020 And these are the pro-Canada people

00:28:24.320 and they're happy because they won.

00:28:27.620 There you go.

00:28:29.780 All right.

00:28:31.040 AI debt problems, concerns,

00:28:33.460 the markets are jittery over AI.

00:28:35.660 Good.

00:28:37.620 The star, pure slop.

00:28:39.600 Just a few seconds,

00:28:40.460 just to highlight the degree of slop.

00:28:44.180 Do you want a sloppy Joe flung in your face?

00:28:47.620 Is that what you want, Daily Star readers?

00:28:49.640 Well, you've got it today.

00:28:50.640 Look at this story.

00:28:51.740 Gary Barlow.

00:28:52.220 Remember Gary Barlow was in Take That.

00:28:54.320 Sing a songwriter, Gary Barlow

00:28:57.780 Back for good, Gary

00:29:01.060 Because he had that song

00:29:01.940 Want you back for good 1.00

00:29:02.800 Oh, sorry, black for good, Gary 1.00

00:29:05.540 Because he's wearing black

00:29:06.600 Looks a bit navy to me, but anyway 0.98

00:29:09.300 Black for good 0.87

00:29:11.140 So what's the story?

00:29:12.480 What's Gary Barlow done or said or involved in?

00:29:14.740 Nothing, nothing

00:29:16.060 He went out for a glass of wine

00:29:18.120 Wearing black, even though it looks navy

00:29:20.660 That's it

00:29:23.100 There's nothing else to it.

00:29:25.460 He went out at lunchtime for a glass of wine.

00:29:28.160 Look, there he's drinking a glass of wine.

00:29:29.520 Look, see that?

00:29:31.000 They've snapped him at a fire with a telephoto lens,

00:29:34.080 drinking a glass of wine.

00:29:39.840 That's it.

00:29:41.540 Black for good, Gary.

00:29:42.680 I mean, it's embarrassing. 1.00

00:29:45.700 That's it.

00:29:47.820 That's it.

00:29:48.580 they're the increasingly absurd and frustrating headlines

00:29:52.960 out of Fleet Street today

00:29:56.900 it would be funny if it wasn't so serious

00:30:00.200 if we weren't facing such serious problems in this country

00:30:04.620 in the world at large

00:30:06.120 the degree of the sloppiness would be funny

00:30:10.700 but it's not really

00:30:12.580 is it?

00:30:13.900 it's not really

00:30:14.860 alright we do our

00:30:17.460 Oh, it's already half past.

00:30:19.140 That felt like only about 10 minutes.

00:30:20.280 Okay.

00:30:20.660 All right.

00:30:21.120 We do our poll about this time of the show, don't we?

00:30:24.100 Let's have a look at our poll.

00:30:25.740 What did we ask you guys?

00:30:26.940 Harry, if you bring that up for me on my screen.

00:30:28.900 Oh, you've already done it.

00:30:29.700 Here we go.

00:30:30.180 All right.

00:30:32.140 Over 1,000 votes we asked you guys today.

00:30:34.700 Pardon me.

00:30:36.940 Are you glad that the climate change extremists

00:30:39.240 have lost the argument about North Sea drilling?

00:30:41.600 i think i've made my feelings clear on that over the last half hour or so

00:30:48.560 and over the last 10 months of doing the beau show the last five years of being sort of on

00:30:53.720 the internet okay and the eyes have it the eyes have it to the tune of a cool 94 94

00:31:03.240 the gross band that chose a few my band of brothers and sisters

00:31:07.800 correct yeah that's the correct view isn't it yeah the options were yes no maybe i don't know 0.64

00:31:15.300 can you repeat the question you're not the boss of me now you're not the boss of me now

00:31:21.720 wait what's going on where am i what year is it who's the president right let's get back to it

00:31:28.320 95 just ticked up knocking up 1100 votes 95 of you now say yes you are glad glad that the

00:31:37.600 Climate change extremists have lost the argument about drilling in the North Sea.

00:31:41.040 1% of you say no.

00:31:42.580 That better have been a misclick.

00:31:48.540 Have a word with yourself if it wasn't.

00:31:52.840 2% say maybe, and 2% say I don't know.

00:31:58.260 Fair enough.

00:31:58.840 Alright, and over when we win.

00:32:00.000 If that was a national referendum, you would claim a mandate for all time, wouldn't you?

00:32:03.020 If you won a national referendum to the tune of 94, 95%.

00:32:07.020 good good okay you're my people love it all right let's see what else we've got as it's only half

00:32:16.540 past shall we have a quick look at some of the other stories if there's any other stories of

00:32:21.600 note or interest that didn't make it to the front page um why does elon musk want to merge tesla

00:32:30.780 and spacex i thought they'd already done that i thought he'd already done that

00:32:33.580 I thought that had already happened

00:32:37.340 See that flying car the other day

00:32:39.200 See that

00:32:41.200 That Tesla, the sports version

00:32:43.120 The really, really sporty one

00:32:44.320 They put all sorts of little rockets on it

00:32:46.920 Drove it up a wall

00:32:48.200 Some sort of suction thing

00:32:50.360 I don't know how that worked 1.00

00:32:51.240 Some sort of skirts and or suction on the car 0.93

00:32:54.360 And it went upside down

00:32:55.320 High in the air

00:32:56.780 And it was just going to fall to the ground

00:32:58.480 And it had all sorts of jets

00:33:01.740 That spun it round in midair

00:33:02.960 and made it land.

00:33:04.060 Did you not see that?

00:33:04.740 Did you see that?

00:33:06.440 Remarkable.

00:33:08.560 I could have sworn

00:33:09.660 that Tesla and SpaceX

00:33:11.480 were already...

00:33:14.120 One thing, I guess not.

00:33:15.560 All right.

00:33:16.660 Yeah, the main story

00:33:17.540 is about the drilling,

00:33:18.660 isn't it, today?

00:33:19.320 That is by far

00:33:20.080 the biggest story

00:33:21.200 of the news cycle.

00:33:24.800 I mean, good.

00:33:25.220 Hopefully they'll open up

00:33:26.280 some of the oil,

00:33:27.880 some of the other fields,

00:33:29.760 oil fields,

00:33:30.340 and then they'll see.

00:33:31.140 Because at the moment

00:33:31.580 it's just that one,

00:33:32.360 Jackdaw,

00:33:32.960 there are others many others potentially loads more sometimes you hear the climate change people

00:33:37.120 saying oh well all the resources all the natural oil and gas in the north is running out anyway

00:33:42.160 no no there's loads of it that's untapped and like a lot of places like canada

00:33:50.640 who knows how much untapped resource is there which we haven't actually found yet

00:33:57.840 okay look matt hancock he wasn't cut out for government was he

00:34:01.040 Matt Hancock 0.73

00:34:02.520 He was a weak weak man wasn't he

00:34:04.720 He wasn't cut off for government at all

00:34:07.120 Let alone government during some sort of crisis

00:34:09.140 Manufactured or otherwise 0.57

00:34:10.740 He was a weakling wasn't he politically 0.89

00:34:13.440 And a cheat wasn't it 0.97

00:34:16.200 Yeah

00:34:16.920 And he cheated on his wife didn't he

00:34:19.020 So what

00:34:20.760 Truly amoral would you say

00:34:22.700 Could you say that

00:34:23.580 Horrible person 1.00

00:34:27.440 Disgusting person 0.99

00:34:28.800 He owned all sea drilling 0.99

00:34:30.760 it's the main thing prince harry we've got prince harry there we go this guy's a duke

00:34:36.280 a duke what okay something else about the royal family don't care all right should we just go on

00:34:45.780 to on this day in history i like doing that bit you guys seem to like doing that bit um today i

00:34:51.980 do have to try and finish close to 9 a.m i've got a busy day ahead of recording i've got to do my

00:34:57.000 epochs my history theme show epochs i'm doing queen elizabeth at the moment be part three of

00:35:02.080 my queen elizabeth mini series queen elizabeth the first that is good queen best and i'm on

00:35:06.920 the podcast again today i was on the podcast yesterday wasn't i if you noticed i'm on again

00:35:10.140 today so i've got a very busy morning i need to wrap up by about nine all right let's do on this

00:35:16.600 day in history down through the centuries nay the millennia on this day in history what happened

00:35:20.860 let's have a little look-see october the 21st well it is trafalgar day there you go on this day in

00:35:26.540 1805 the Battle of Trafalgar. British Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson defeats the combined French

00:35:33.980 and Spanish fleet. Nelson is shot and killed during the battle famously. Do you think I've

00:35:42.480 already got long-form content on my history theme show? Can you see that? Is that a bit

00:35:49.520 cropped out there? Behind the paywall on lotusseaters.com there's loads and loads of paywall content

00:35:54.740 quite literally hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of hours of long-form content

00:35:58.420 my show is history themed because my undergrad is classical civilizations

00:36:02.900 history is i'm not a professional historian i'm just a history fan with a mic an armchair historian

00:36:08.000 nonetheless done half a lifetime of reading or more mostly ancient history medieval history

00:36:14.020 on my history theme show epochs say mostly ancient and medieval history not entirely

00:36:20.460 There's some World War I stuff there, World War II stuff.

00:36:22.980 A couple of things later in the 20th century.

00:36:25.360 Mostly ancient men.

00:36:26.440 However, I've got...

00:36:28.140 We'll talk about the Battle of Trafalgar more than once, actually.

00:36:30.420 I've got long-form content just about Nelson himself.

00:36:35.280 I've got long-form content about Napoleon.

00:36:38.760 And also on my own channel, History Bro,

00:36:40.700 I've got a long-form bit of content with Daughter of Albion.

00:36:44.080 Remember her? What happened to her?

00:36:46.160 And the Iron Duke. Good old Iron Duke.

00:36:48.200 How are you, sir? Hope you're keeping well.

00:36:49.880 Talking all about the Battle of Trafalgar there as well.

00:36:52.260 That's not behind the paywall either.

00:36:53.580 That's free, that one.

00:36:56.360 Ages ago now.

00:36:57.420 I think I wasn't even at Lofi's.

00:36:58.560 It was probably five, six, six or seven years ago

00:37:00.800 on Trafalgar Day one year.

00:37:04.740 It's all about the Battle of Trafalgar.

00:37:06.700 Yeah, we smashed up.

00:37:08.460 Old Nelson smashed up the French and the Spanish fleets.

00:37:12.140 Something fierce off Cape Trafalgar

00:37:14.000 in the Atlantic just off the coast of Spain.

00:37:16.840 We didn't lose a single ship.

00:37:17.780 They lost loads of their ships

00:37:20.880 But Nelson himself was killed

00:37:23.880 He insisted that he would stay out on the poop deck

00:37:28.220 Whilst his lead ship, the Victory

00:37:31.920 Sailed straight into the French and Spanish lines

00:37:34.880 French and Spanish snipers up in their rigging

00:37:37.500 Shot down, he took a bullet through the shoulder

00:37:40.260 It went sort of through his body badly

00:37:43.200 He didn't die immediately, he didn't die for ages

00:37:45.380 But it was a mortal wound

00:37:47.340 famous painting there

00:37:49.620 there you can see him in the middle

00:37:50.920 Harry bring that up

00:37:51.920 there you go

00:37:52.380 there he is lying

00:37:53.620 lying mortally wounded

00:37:55.740 in the back of Trafalgar

00:37:58.480 but that did break the back

00:38:01.640 of the Napoleonic era

00:38:03.240 French Navy

00:38:04.380 and Spanish Navy

00:38:05.480 we went on to rule the waves

00:38:09.320 for the rest of the 19th century

00:38:11.280 and a little bit beyond

00:38:12.840 massive massive turning point in history

00:38:15.760 I would say some of our greatest heroes, two of our greatest heroes are Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, and Nelson.

00:38:24.860 And if anything, Nelson is more so.

00:38:27.820 If I was forced to pick Britain, England's greatest hero of all time, I would probably put Nelson at the top.

00:38:35.420 And that's not like a weird take.

00:38:37.260 Most people would probably say that, if you know your stuff.

00:38:39.640 Of course, he's got that thing, isn't it, when you die young,

00:38:44.680 or if you fall gloriously, quote-unquote gloriously in battle,

00:38:48.420 you die young one way or another, like Heath Ledger or John Lennon.

00:38:55.180 There's sort of a bit more of a, even more of a mystique about you, isn't there?

00:39:01.300 Okay, but Nelson did loads of other incredible things.

00:39:05.200 Battle of Copenhagen, Battle of the Nile,

00:39:07.340 fighting off of the Cape Verde Islands, loads of things.

00:39:11.400 He'd already lost an arm, hadn't he?

00:39:12.540 He'd been wounded half a dozen times or more, hadn't he?

00:39:15.400 He'd lost a sight in one eye.

00:39:16.760 He didn't lose the eye, but he'd lost a sight in one eye.

00:39:20.780 Lost one of his arms.

00:39:22.560 He was amputated sort of just below, halfway up his,

00:39:25.980 a little bit more than halfway up his bicep.

00:39:29.640 He called it his fin.

00:39:33.940 One time he tried to, anyway, I won't go into it,

00:39:35.740 It's just a life of incredible feats, the last one of which was at the Battle of Trafalgar.

00:39:44.700 Okay, and we used to celebrate Trafalgar Day. It used to be, before Armistice Day,

00:39:52.540 Trafalgar Day was sort of the main day to celebrate British victories, British nationalism,

00:39:58.780 the war dead, all that sort of thing. So all throughout the Victorian period, the 19th century

00:40:03.980 and beyond slightly beyond trafalgar day was a big thing people would celebrate it bunting people

00:40:10.220 particularly navy officers would have a toast have a trafalgar night sort of meal of celebration

00:40:16.540 and a toast to nelson all that sort of thing we're not encouraged to do any of that anymore are we

00:40:24.780 you can't have a heritage and a history in this country

00:40:27.420 anymore that you're to be proud of if you're white and native 0.89

00:40:29.980 not a word about it was there in any of the legacy mainstream media not a word not even in passing

00:40:36.840 noted noted all right what else we got on this day in 1854 florence nightingale with the staff

00:40:47.620 of 38 nurses is sent to the crimean war yeah still before the age of the germ theory of disease

00:40:54.840 really. The vast majority of casualties on both sides in the Crimean War were

00:40:59.520 through disease, dying of cold, and disease, not actual, you know, battlefield

00:41:06.840 wounds. Florence Nightingale tried to do something about it.

00:41:13.600 The lady with the lamp. Again, in years past, in yesteryear, English children,

00:41:20.720 British children would be brought up being told about Florence Nightingale, not

00:41:23.880 really anymore. Told about Mary Seacole, if anything. Lawrence Nightingale there, the

00:41:29.440 lady with the lamp. Okay. On this day, 1944, US troops capture Aachen, the first large

00:41:36.740 German city to fall in World War II. Aachen. There you go. It's the seat of Charlemagne,

00:41:44.200 an ancient city, Aachen. Right, October 1944, the war in is, you know, it still goes on

00:41:51.520 to what, April 45, but the Nazi hordes are in full retreat on the Eastern Front and have

00:42:00.040 been for a while, a year or more, and the war isn't going that well for them in the

00:42:05.880 West really. After D-Day in June, more or less, depending on the speed of it, but just

00:42:14.780 more or less a retreat for the Germans across Western Europe. You've got the Battle of the

00:42:19.160 A few reverses here and there, the back of the bulge and things.

00:42:23.220 By the time US troops are capturing Archen, it's largely over.

00:42:28.780 Could argue there's no real need to firebomb any more German cities

00:42:32.660 incinerating German civilians, women and children.

00:42:38.800 Were there firebombings of German cities long after October 1944?

00:42:43.500 Yeah, yeah.

00:42:46.260 Yeah.

00:42:49.160 okay on this day 1948 UN rejects Russian proposal to destroy atomic weapons I

00:42:55.600 don't think it was mm-hmm I don't think it was ever really a genuine proposal

00:43:00.280 from the Russians

00:43:03.760 so that's a moment in history an interesting footnote in history on this

00:43:06.760 day 1950 Chinese Communist forces occupied Tibet and they're still there

00:43:10.480 to this day aren't they in fact they insist there's no such place as Tibet

00:43:14.580 don't they that's just part of China what other people might call Tibet that

00:43:19.160 That's just part of China, as far as the CCP is concerned.

00:43:27.840 If you went to China and started to try and organise, do a newsletter, or try and organise

00:43:32.480 a protest or a rally in favour of the pro-Tibet movement in any way, you would be in serious

00:43:40.800 trouble.

00:43:41.800 You might even just disappear.

00:43:47.660 Communist Forces Occupy Tibet, and they're still there. Okay, on this day in 1966, 116

00:43:56.040 children, 116 little kids, primary school kids largely, and 28 adults die in a coal

00:44:03.920 waste heap as a coal waste heap slides and engulfs a school in Aberfan, South

00:44:10.440 Wales. Yeah, terrible, terrible, terrible disaster. It was sort of a coal mining community.

00:44:19.420 They dig the coal out of the ground and then put it in a massive pile, a massive, massive

00:44:24.860 pile, like a hill-sized, a large hill-sized pile of coal. Well, that's not stable, inherently

00:44:34.300 not stable. Probably best not to put that next to houses and schools and things, isn't

00:44:39.980 it. The physics of it, there's only a certain gradient at which it can't support itself

00:44:46.940 and it will just slump aside like a landslide, but a landslide off coal. Well, exactly that

00:44:52.860 happened and it fell on a primary school. 116 kids and 28 adults killed, crushed. Abba

00:45:01.680 fan, 1966. Terrible. Horrible. Horrible. Okay. And on this day, 1993, a failed military coup

00:45:11.840 d'etat in Burundi, led by ex-president John Baptiste Bagaza, causes 525,000 Hutus to flee

00:45:20.040 and the assassination of President Melkor Ndade, probably pronouncing that incorrectly.

00:45:25.340 yeah so again this is more the story of that is um more like rwanda the hutu and tootsie

00:45:32.520 uh a racial religious and tribal sectarianism the hutus and the tutsis so i believe apologies if i

00:45:41.040 get any of these details wrong so i don't know the story absolutely inside out but i've read

00:45:44.120 about it before again it's the tutsis the ones that sort of taller and got longer limbs and

00:45:51.560 longer fingers they're two completely different ethnicities the tutsis controlled burundi for a

00:45:56.920 long time and their elites and the military officer class were all tutsi and then there

00:46:03.460 was some sort of there was some sort of military some sort of democratic change in burundi

00:46:08.760 and they voted for they're in the minority and they the hutus voted for a hutu president

00:46:13.680 and then loads of hutus from outside of burundi loads of them flooded back into burundi

00:46:21.400 and the Tutsi ruling class

00:46:25.520 until that point, ruling class, military class

00:46:28.060 didn't like that, were worried by that

00:46:30.300 so they attempted a coup d'etat

00:46:32.780 they captured the new president guy

00:46:36.820 took him to a military camp and murdered him

00:46:38.660 but ultimately it failed

00:46:41.680 ultimately it failed

00:46:42.660 it says causes half a million Hutus to flee

00:46:47.100 to flee back, a lot of them had only recently come to Burundi

00:46:50.160 a lot of them to flee back but it's a long quite complicated story okay who to and tootsie

00:46:57.700 sectarian nightmares all over the place in the 1990s okay let's do our rumble rants and super

00:47:06.880 chats i always do the rumble rants first don't i completely arbitrary order of battle i've made

00:47:13.120 up for myself we do the uh rumble rants first all right let's see what we've got here here's

00:47:20.160 Where's my mouse? Oh, here it is. Okay, sorry. Got it. All right. There's quite a few, 20 or so.

00:47:28.720 End Anti-Whitism, that's their name, End Anti-Whitism, says, good morning, Bo and producer,

00:47:35.000 Little Harry. You put, Bo, this is David, David, David, three, brackets, David cubed.

00:47:41.940 I've called him David cubed. Oh, so David, David, David cubed, or just, sorry, just David cubed

00:47:47.820 is anti-whitism it's the same person there you go okay i'll try to remember that um you've put

00:47:53.580 brackets david cubed ha ha ha great show every morning oh thank you that's kind of you to say

00:47:58.240 i appreciate that you put i watch from the usa usa um sending love to my british and european

00:48:06.860 brothers and sisters and then you've done like a saluting emoji thank you sir thank you sir

00:48:11.180 appreciate it appreciate it the next two are also you and you say this uh the more that white 0.58

00:48:17.440 stroke Europeans, same thing, brackets, same thing, the more that we see ourselves as a

00:48:24.720 people, the less we will tolerate anti-white police, anti-white government policies, and 0.98

00:48:29.600 anti-white behaviour from third worlders, period. Yeah, couldn't agree more, yeah. We 1.00

00:48:35.120 are a thing, we are a people. We're not going anywhere, we're not going to disappear. They

00:48:39.500 want us, the globalists and our racial enemies, the Runnymede Trust, they want us to just

00:48:46.380 disappear we're not just going to disappear yeah anyway all right the next one you said

00:48:53.340 i respect and like non-white people who aren't anti-white that doesn't mean we need millions 0.99

00:48:58.360 of people flooding into the west particularly since many third worlders hate the west and hate 0.53

00:49:03.340 white people yeah absolutely for a generation or more ever since the counterculture in the 1960s 0.99

00:49:09.100 really been encouraged to hate us evil colonizers it's a problem 0.98

00:49:19.780 the globalists the wet libtards could pretend it's not a problem like camilla tomini or whatever 0.93

00:49:28.580 it is tim stanley trying to pretend this isn't a thing this isn't a problem yeah it is yeah 0.98

00:49:32.860 It's a real bad problem

00:49:34.920 It's going to lead to

00:49:37.100 Blood and tears

00:49:39.020 If we're not very careful

00:49:40.540 Well already has

00:49:41.280 They must be mad

00:49:45.340 Literally mad

00:49:46.300 That's their name

00:49:48.860 That's what this person's called themselves

00:49:50.240 At that underscore their underscore name

00:49:54.460 Right

00:49:55.380 Afternoon mate

00:49:57.700 This morning

00:49:58.140 I guess you're somewhere else

00:49:59.240 You're somewhere to the east of us

00:50:01.900 are you in europe afternoon mate this bermondsey boy here noticed oh no so you're in um you're in

00:50:09.420 bermondsey south london south of the river this bermondsey boy here noticed that the t-sop

00:50:15.300 post-war politics playlist is back to front i.e the first video is john major give nate a good

00:50:22.080 lashing oh well um that playlist um yeah i mean i'll leave all that up to date on state of

00:50:30.240 politics state of politics um you want it to be in chronological order with with oldest first

00:50:36.180 did one recently on the week i was away a pre-record on walpole didn't i robert walpole

00:50:41.100 so you would like it to be

00:50:43.220 the career of the politician chronologically oldest to newest

00:50:50.560 maybe yeah i mean i'll i'll say tonight would you mind doing that do you care about that would 0.96

00:50:57.540 you do that okay thanks anyway thanks for the feedback pig dog 5150 says leftist and muslim 0.53

00:51:05.340 teachers oh this is in quotes so someone's saying leftist and muslim teachers shouldn't wear

00:51:09.720 palestine badges end quote and then you've written one leftist shouldn't be teachers 0.92

00:51:14.980 the brackets or legal two islamists should be deported and islam should be banned 0.75

00:51:20.820 well because of t's and c's i'm not sure i can i can't endorse that 1.00

00:51:28.100 my job not to get this channel yeeted

00:51:38.480 okay merrick mel says rubio visits india calling it a refining

00:51:48.940 yeah a refining superpower as the u.s seeks its help processing venezuela's heavy crude meanwhile

00:51:56.240 britain closes refineries and dithers over the north sea approvals yeah well i mean today we

00:52:00.920 did get a north sea approval first one in years in yonks and yonks um but yeah i find it interesting

00:52:09.180 that the united states needs anyone to help with its with refining the united states got it's got

00:52:15.960 a very very big oil industry i suppose with the venezuelan stuff maybe it's just beyond capacity

00:52:23.080 i suppose it is i suppose it is when venezuela's natural reserves are really flowing once the taps

00:52:33.020 are on full bore it will be quite a lot of crude okay the next two the next two are pig dog again

00:52:40.700 He says, if there was a cult that taught that Jimmy Savile was a great man who should be imitated and praised, people would agree to ban that cult.

00:52:51.180 Yet most people could not apply that logic to, again, it's my job not to get strikes on this channel, so, yeah.

00:53:05.400 Okay, next one.

00:53:07.340 Don't fed pro, come on, help me out here, guys.

00:53:10.700 try not to fed post you know you don't know you know what this channel destroyed and me to have

00:53:16.760 to answer questions in a police station do you about thought crime try not to fed post all right 0.83

00:53:23.100 be sensible uh the second one and next one from pig dog again says i'm gonna have to read this

00:53:29.040 before i read it out i'll just read it out when restore win they bloom in better have a special

00:53:35.440 inquiry for the crimes of politicians and government officials during lockdowns if hancock

00:53:40.040 isn't for the gibbet then stuff restore and then a laughing face yeah i mean both rupert and charlie

00:53:46.420 downs at the conference talked about actually i'm not sure if they specifically talked about

00:53:51.040 the covid angle but in other ways over other things like open borders they both explicitly

00:53:58.200 said more than once now haven't they about how there should be truth and reconciliation inquiries

00:54:04.520 into who did what and when and if any crimes were committed and they should be brought to account

00:54:09.100 for those crimes love it absolutely love it clear daylight between reform and restore on that you

00:54:16.400 don't get nigel talking about that do you don't get zia yusuf talking about that it's great stuff

00:54:23.580 okay johnny logo says my grandfather was a teacher at abafan

00:54:29.700 but he was actually off on the day of the disaster and assisted in the rescue wow

00:54:36.680 god blimey uh would have been a scene or it was a scene of horror terrible thing sorry to hear

00:54:46.060 that well glad johnny your father was a grandfather your grandfather escaped yeah what a terrible

00:54:53.960 what terrible day what terrible thing all right and the last rubber ramp for today from that's

00:54:59.760 name again says while i group up while i group you put group i guess you meant grew while i grew up

00:55:08.080 in bermondsey to escape a minimum wage job and paying taxes for the anglo genocide and studying

00:55:13.680 japanese in japan oh yeah that's right you did say yeah yeah south london boy in japan now in nippon

00:55:21.200 okay chronological for tsok playlists would make the most sense yeah i mean it would probably yeah

00:55:26.560 it would yeah you're not wrong you're not wrong are you enjoying japan sir that's the top of my

00:55:32.240 bucket list now i've never been to japan i've been to asia and southeast asia but i've never

00:55:36.980 been to japan would love to go very very nearly went like a year ago two years ago but it never

00:55:41.780 happened i really really want to go maybe next year maybe next year i'd love to see japan with

00:55:47.040 my own two eyeballs all right there the rumble rants let's have a look at the super chats the

00:55:51.320 YouTube Super Chats. Harry, if you wouldn't mind, engage. Boom, there they are. Okay.

00:55:57.780 And what have we got here? A dozen or so. Let's read them. James Lee Pevenhole in at

00:56:01.460 number one again. Top of the pops. And still reigning, defending, undisputed, James Lee

00:56:13.640 Pevenhole. First in with the YouTube Super Chats for the second day in a row. Or is it

00:56:20.740 more than two days in a row you've put co2 feeds plants which feeds animals we need more now if

00:56:27.140 you look at the history of the earth on sort of geological time scales we're at some sort of all

00:56:33.860 time low for co2 in the atmosphere almost disastrously low levels of co2 in the past

00:56:42.840 we've had orders of magnitude higher co2 in the atmosphere did it lead to a runaway

00:56:48.400 runaway greenhouse effect turn us into some sort of hell planet like venus no it meant you've got

00:56:54.540 megafauna and megaflora yeah co2 feeds plants which feeds animals right okay yeah you're not

00:57:02.840 wrong okay mqsss says the dotty shirt again i think beau was wearing that on monday yeah i was

00:57:11.620 are you keeping a spreadsheet

00:57:14.020 it's been washed since then

00:57:17.380 yeah I was

00:57:18.480 because I've been on holiday

00:57:19.660 I'm down to the few shirts

00:57:22.420 so I'll wash this one

00:57:24.180 this is one of my favourite shirts

00:57:25.060 fits really well

00:57:26.060 are you keeping a spreadsheet

00:57:28.540 on my blazer shirt tyre combo

00:57:31.040 checking against it

00:57:38.120 chair is still flaking

00:57:39.440 send carl a memo about quality control

00:57:44.440 it's a different one yeah this one the flaky on this one isn't as bad as some of the others

00:57:49.720 we definitely need new chairs i mean 100 okay uh jacobson armor hello jacob he's a super fan over

00:58:00.840 on um on twitter and on um the state of politics hello jacob how are you sir gives out memberships

00:58:07.500 like their candy on the state of politics love it thanks a very a very very generous man

00:58:11.980 um jacob says glad you're back from holiday cheers and oh boy we've also got some sort of

00:58:18.660 running joke about um i watched that show with quantum leap anyone remember quantum leap

00:58:25.040 little harry i guess you that would be before your time quantum leap oh yeah yeah anyway on

00:58:30.660 that show quantum leap sam beckett would always go oh boy we've got a running joke

00:58:37.140 in twitter on that okay he says and oh boy i've been missing the ai images posting posts of the

00:58:44.320 fictional bows throughout history see you this t-stop sunday sunday sunday t-stop sunday time

00:58:49.840 yeah cool yeah i'll do more of those i think they're funny on if anyone doesn't know what

00:58:54.900 i'm talking about on twitter for some reason i enjoy it i like it i welcome it i've never ai

00:59:01.780 generated an ai image of myself or a photoshop image of myself i've never done that but other

00:59:06.320 people have quite a lot are generating my face on all sorts of different stuff they're nearly

00:59:14.600 always funny to me 99% of the time they're funny and then quite often I'll post them and then write

00:59:21.200 like a fictional a fictional bio of that that fictional historical version of Bo I think it's

00:59:30.320 funny a few people on Twitter think it's funny Jacobson armor thinks it's funny okay cool

00:59:35.880 Alright. Solis Seraphis says, for a generous amount of money, thank you for that, says, if you've ever seen the science folder, it's red. Maths is blue. You put math. Maths is blue. English is green discourse.

00:59:58.260 what colors are the presenter shows what color is epochs what color is geopole what color is

01:00:05.940 brokies brokonomics dan tubs brokonomics what color is chronicles well each of them have got

01:00:11.180 they have got a color actually it's funny you should say that uh on the thumbnail like the

01:00:15.160 thumbnail uh sort of what would you call it architecture for epochs it's sort of a dark

01:00:22.420 green sort of a british racing green it used to be in the early days a lighter color green now it's

01:00:27.440 green um i think dan tubbs one is a blue actually little harry you know all about this don't you

01:00:33.600 yeah i was gonna say so this is we actually had this conversation in the editor's room

01:00:40.560 so i think we landed on dan's is like a dark blue real politic is a light blue epochs is green

01:00:47.920 chronicles is like ready sort of color gray sort of color yeah but it was all to do with the the

01:00:56.320 different colors of the books at school was what we used and stereos's symposium was a light blue

01:01:02.420 almost like a teal color wasn't it yeah yeah and wasn't uh josh firm big josh firm's um contemplations

01:01:09.000 what was that was that like a yellowy color was it i'm not yellow i can't remember but yeah they

01:01:14.400 have actually got the colors a color scheme okay uh the next one is from ryan fisher five three

01:01:21.320 13376, who says,

01:01:22.520 Bo, great to see the show live.

01:01:24.260 Yeah, fan-dabby-dozy.

01:01:25.380 Do the thumbs-up button.

01:01:26.340 I'm supposed to say that more than once per stream.

01:01:28.000 Hit the thumbs-up, people, if you can, if you don't mind.

01:01:29.980 Really, really appreciate it.

01:01:31.880 Make sure you sub to the channel and get the bell on.

01:01:36.400 Great to see the show live.

01:01:37.980 I'm off work today, so no 6am start.

01:01:40.760 Nice.

01:01:41.900 It's nice to have a day off, isn't it, from time to time.

01:01:45.740 Coventry Transport Museum is being removed.

01:01:48.000 the final show of this city's engineering and manufacturing brilliance thoughts well that's sad

01:01:54.540 yeah of course it is sad they're just trying to remove or undermine our history and heritage at

01:02:01.480 every possible turn aren't they look how captured english heritage and the national trust are and

01:02:08.780 things like that exactly like that just trying to erase it just trying to wipe it out you don't have

01:02:15.360 a history or heritage and what little we will allow you to recognise will pour scorn on as evil.

01:02:20.820 Yeah. So that's bad. That's terrible. Sad to hear it. Okay, the next one is from James Lee

01:02:30.440 Pevenhole again, who says, the first army officer to call for medical support for his troops was

01:02:36.340 captain thomas lee in 1576 as constable of carrick fergus and you're saying it's your 10th great

01:02:46.380 grandfather oh nice the first officer to call for medical support in 1576 medic

01:02:56.060 need a core man to come over put a tourniquet on okay david betts 1180 says abafan actually led

01:03:07.020 to creation of 1974 h and s at work act yeah good yeah there was all sorts of of of good

01:03:14.940 repercussions that came out of it to try and make sure things like this never happen again

01:03:17.860 it's true the uk is the world leader in hs health and safety standards now shame it took the loss

01:03:24.880 of life though yeah good point fair point yeah fair point nothing like that should ever happen

01:03:32.060 again it was always crazy was it it's easy to say in hindsight easy to say in hindsight but

01:03:37.240 don't put what thousands and thousands and thousands of tons of coal which could slough

01:03:44.460 off directly next to where people are their homes and schools and things yeah

01:03:50.220 all right tatum2733 says uh it all still feels a little unreal waiting for it like i'm sure oh

01:04:01.340 you're talking about the the the financial collapse that you're you've predicted i'm sure

01:04:06.960 massive events are coming but because they haven't happened yet i don't know feels weird

01:04:11.200 yeah i don't you mean it does feel like there is some giant impending

01:04:17.400 collapse systems collapse financial crisis depression type thing it's in the mail it's

01:04:23.840 just going to happen or just the sectarian nightmare once it truly breaks out stuff like

01:04:28.180 that's happening in france now but dialed up hundreds of times more than that and all over

01:04:34.360 the place all at once yeah okay and the penultimate one here from irwin romulus how are you sir super

01:04:42.400 fan met him in real life at the live event uh not too long ago great chap generous amount of money

01:04:47.100 there as well you've put a good friend of mine has moved to China I'm trying to put together the

01:04:53.620 uh the text I can send him to teach him a lesson so for now I've got Winnie the Pooh uh will visit

01:05:00.620 Taiwan via free Tibet and Tiananmen Square what else can I add what you're trying you're trying

01:05:08.540 to get your friend in trouble with the Chinese intelligence services with as many with as many

01:05:15.020 like words that might get him in trouble Winnie the Pooh will visit Taiwan via free Tibet and

01:05:20.940 Tiananmen Square that's pretty good that's pretty good if you put something about um oh what's

01:05:28.180 what's that that there's a Chinese pro-democracy movement oh what's it called I used to know all

01:05:33.840 about it I can't remember off the top of my head I can't remember what it's called um

01:05:36.560 gong gong something google that Chinese pro-democracy movement it's like a Chinese word for

01:05:44.600 it. Dong Falon or something. Something like that. Anyway, put that in there. Actually,

01:05:49.360 don't. You'll get your friend in real trouble. Are you friends? Anyway. Funny, nonetheless.

01:05:59.300 Classic trolling. Okay. You don't want him to disappear into a Chinese oubliette though,

01:06:04.000 do you? And quite literally never be seen again. Okay. Playing with fire a little bit,

01:06:10.640 i think okay uh another one's ticked in so this is now the penultimate one if any more tick in

01:06:15.620 i'm not going to read them i've got to finish for today so don't send any more sim chats for today

01:06:19.440 um this person's name is just one long string of letters i'm struggling to

01:06:26.680 read it as any what have you put tiago perilo recente to visor 556 says

01:06:37.220 hi from porto portugal ah portugal um you oldest ally yeah britain and portugal have got

01:06:47.200 have been allies for centuries and centuries and centuries and centuries

01:06:51.500 largely against spain we've got a mutual enemy spain down through the centuries

01:06:58.380 and then you put

01:07:00.000 we need Napoleon

01:07:01.500 and de Sebastiao

01:07:04.100 right yeah well okay good

01:07:07.720 thanks for chipping in there with the thing

01:07:10.360 is your name like a Portuguese thing

01:07:12.960 that's why I can't really read it

01:07:14.080 thanks for the super chat

01:07:16.720 okay and the very last one here today

01:07:18.440 is from James Pevenhole again

01:07:20.820 who says Captain Thomas Lee

01:07:22.460 Essex Rebellion executed 1601

01:07:25.080 yeah I'll mention that probably

01:07:28.080 not this episode that I'm going to record today on Queen Elizabeth part three my mini series on

01:07:33.360 Elizabeth's going to be I think at least five episodes maybe more and once I get up to that

01:07:39.280 point I'll mention the Essex rebellion for sure all right that's the show it's now seven minutes

01:07:45.340 past nine in the a.m. British summertime thank you for joining me without you guys it isn't a thing

01:07:48.860 my glorious band chosen few my band of brothers and sisters try make the best of the day head

01:07:55.820 if you can i say every day and i'm going to continue to do so to remind you that the most

01:08:00.740 valuable thing you have is your time all your other possessions you can't take with you houses

01:08:07.680 cars gold gems they have no true value in the final reckoning your time is and it's finite

01:08:16.060 i don't get too preachy but if you're at liberty to use your time today however you see fit

01:08:22.580 do try and do something valuable with it you don't have endless days on this earth it sometimes

01:08:26.760 feels like that especially when you're young but you don't probably later than you think

01:08:29.920 all right then guys and gals until tomorrow morning then take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 21, 2026

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Wednesday 21st October 2026

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