Breakfast With Beau ｜ Wednesday 25th February 2026
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1 hour and 12 minutes
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151.67508
Summary
It's a slow news day in the UK today, and it's a bit of a Mandy day, with no big stories, no big headlines, and not much in the news at all. It's another morning in the slop barrel, where the corporate mainstream media is trying to make you think what you think is important or isn't important.
Transcript
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I hope you are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed fighting fit raring to go for the day ahead
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it hasn't even ticked past 8 a.m. on my clock it's 7.59 in the a.m. Greenwich meantime
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on wednesday the 25th of february in the year of our lord 2026 as always i'm joined by my producer
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little harry who isn't all that little how are you good sir good great and uh and you are the
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glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers and sisters thank you for joining me with you it
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really isn't a thing should we just get straight into it then without any further ado a little bit
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of a slow news day probably one of the slowest news days i've had so far on breakfast bow um although
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not crazily slow it's not like we're really scraping the bottom of the bottom of the the
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slop barrel for anything of interest but there's just not any sort of crazy new things it's a bit
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of a bit of a mandy day again a little bit but let's get into it let's see what the corporate
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mainstream media is uh trying to pump directly into your eyeballs and brain box make you think
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is important or isn't important what are they lying to you by omission about this morning
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all right fleet street the papers the front page of the papers they say u.s shuns war anniversary
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and prince of darkness that's that zelensky in ukraine had sort of a war memorial
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ceremony thing for the four year anniversary of the war and the u.s didn't turn up quite a few world
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leaders went but trump didn't or sent anyone else to go like rubia or something that's that
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and prince of darkness just again a reference to mandy it's another mandy day kind of half mostly
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you know where the pres does a big speech to congress and everyone
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sets out their sort of supposed to kind of usually sort of sets out their legislative program
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going forward but it's also just a bit of a chance to boast and pick yourself up pick up your
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administration and things different presidents use it a bit differently actually it's changed over
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the uh i was gonna say years changed over the centuries really exactly what it's used for but
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anyway there was just we had one so there's a bit of detail about that that's probably the biggest
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thing in the news as far as i'm concerned is that we had the state of the union yesterday
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all right the financial times there you go there's there's the the kiev kiev's candles
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u.s shuns war anniversary there's zelensky there's the uh vanderlion woman and a whole bunch of other
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world leaders but no trump i don't think i'm pretty sure um sir queer starlin didn't go
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because he's it you'll be in um prime minister's questions today that'll be interesting won't it
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the first time he's they'll be able to ask questions to him since the mandy and andy arrest
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so watch pm's queues today it could be a good one probably will be a good one
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all right as the financial times they talk about stocks and things but we won't go into that it's a
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bit bit dry isn't it most people out there they haven't got any money to play with to invest and if
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your job isn't actually in banking or asset management or something doesn't really affect you does it
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all right the daily star what slop have we got here okay mps to release andy files prince of
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darkness there you go andy arrest over flight risk so these are the big data points is that um
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mandy came out not himself through his lawyers said that actually released some sort of statement for
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the first time and it was just really to say not to admit any guilt or anything like that but
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just to say that the apparently the reason why the cops swooped on him yesterday in the afternoon
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was because because that they the cops feared that he was a flight risk
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they thought he would just flee the country basically i mean where he'd go who knows
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jerusalem the fifth baron rothschild's yacht i don't know where would he go but he said
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he said that's ridiculous i would never flee i'm not going to flee that way it was like a baseless
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as far as the cops are concerned it was a baseless fear that's what that's what mandy has said
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so that's one of the biggest data points this morning about mandy it's not a massive thing is
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it mps and so yesterday in the house of commons um the various mps bryant that bryant fella
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sort of hit out at andy and mandy a bit um particularly andy and said that they would
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release all the files number 10 i've got all sorts of files um and they said they will completely
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cooperate with the police good i mean there should be no question about that of course
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of course anyway they confirmed that they actually definitely would
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so that's something andy and mandy but particularly andy at this stage is really getting thrown under
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the bus isn't he i'm here for it not that he doesn't deserve it but he's right there he's really
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getting thrown under the bus from every possible angle he's sort of the sacrificial lamb isn't he a bit
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don't let it get to nathaniel rothschild guys guys keep talking about mandy and andy don't mention
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the fifth baron rothschild yeah got it yeah don't say a word about him don't print a picture of him
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russell brand there he's in a bit of hot water isn't he old russ
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he might go to prison for a long time he might not he might be might be found completely innocent
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i don't know but he might go to prison for the rest of his life
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he's in a bit of hot water i doubt he'll go to prison for the rest of his life if he's found guilty
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but i don't know he's gone it's up on quite a lot of serious charges
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say a couple of words about russell brand actually this is a little bit of a slow news day why not
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i've met russell brand briefly a couple of times once in the street in covent garden
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back when he used to work for mtv dance anyone remember this anyone know anything about anyone
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any russell brand fans out there okay he used to used to be a presenter for mtv dance and he'd walk up
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to people sometimes in clubs when they were high on drugs but sometimes just on the street
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sometimes at a festival he'd walk up to them and he'd do that gish gash thing the thing he could do
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where he talks really really fast really really fluently and lucidly really fast and the other
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person like a normal person who's not even ready for it is like just just like a deer in headlights
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doesn't get it doesn't understand and he's like bamboozling them making them look a little bit silly
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making himself look a little bit silly it's funny it's funny it worked
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and i see him doing that to someone in the street in covent garden one one day it was like 2003 or
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something years ago and uh and i said to him oh you're mr fast as i walked past i was like oh
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you're mr fast talker aren't you i think i said and uh because he's from the same neck of the woods
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as me he's from like thorac or greys he's in essex it's near ish ish where i grew up near lakeside
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i could get the bus to lakeside where i grew up romford anyway and he's like oh come over come
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over and talk to me and i was i shouted back to him i didn't stop stop walking i was like no no
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you'll make me look stupid um i briefly met him another time in hmv in oxford street when he was
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signing some dvds and i just went up to him and i said something about west ham because he's a west
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ham supporter as well as am i i think i said something about west ham i can't even remember
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briefly anyway i've always thought he was kind of funny like his stand-up is not bad not exactly
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barrel laughs all the way through is it he's not sort of a real comedy genius is he but he's quite
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funny i always thought he's quite funny and quite entertaining obviously don't agree with his politics
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at all hardly at all but as a as a commentator it also wasn't bad right even though he's a bit of a
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lefty and a christian now um loads of his other views were pretty good he had some good views on
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like the world order and covid and all sorts of things so once again on his on the political side
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of things i don't think he's brilliant and i follow everything he says and agrees with everything
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he says but quite liked him that's where is it that's where i am in muscle brand i'm not a brand
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hater and uh but i never thought he was absolutely amazing all right there you go so i'm not here to
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to um you know dunk on him or gloat that he's in very deep water or i'm not here to stand for him
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either he didn't do nothing our russ he's innocent i don't know if he's innocent he might not be i
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don't know anyway he's up on loads of charges like three four different charges of like sexual assault
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or even rape like uh two or three i think it's two or three different incidents two or three or four
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different women i mean yeah if he if he's found guilty of all those things and if the judge is like
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a a badass hanging judge who wants to throw the book at him he could get 20 years 30 years if he's found
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guilty of all those things i don't know i don't know uh so okay over the next few months
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um his trial will play out i imagine or the next few weeks at least by this summer he could just be
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completely exonerated and back making his youtube videos or he could be in jail for a very very long
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i guess i'll reserve judgment until the court decides
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all right well the guardian oh that bake-off hijabi woman
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gross not interested in anything she's got to say about anything
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all right the guardian oh we didn't do the disdain cam harry
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all right manston hits out at police for arrest over claims of flight risk yeah they the police
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thought he was imminently going to flee the country and he says that's absurd that was absurd
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should have been arrested anyway eight years ago weeks ago even
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all right zelensky appeals to trump to visit kiev
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care about the misery of the average innocent ukrainian person
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i don't care about zelensky himself his political position
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who is he really zelensky who is he deep like you know really
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where'd he come from exactly how did he make that transition from just being a tv
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comedy person an entertainer to the president of ukraine
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have a look into it check it out for yourself do your own reading
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nearly half of ill people avoid gps survey finds
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yes it's sort of interesting muggly interesting for brits anyway that
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that you just get on with it you don't even bother going to the
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to the gp the general practitioner the normal doctor
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you don't you just go to the pharmacy and just buy over-the-counter stuff and just get on with it
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and if it's really really bad you go to hospital so
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the thing is about a gp is it's potluck it's almost like potluck it depends where you live
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if you live in a relatively rural area relatively low population density area
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it may well be that you can ring up the gp or go to the gp and be seen that day no problem
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other places in cities where we've been packed in like sardines with millions of new arrivals
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it's very difficult to get an appointment to see the gp at all you might have to wait days
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well that's no good is it what's the point of that if you need to be seen
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they've just literally crammed in hundreds of thousands of new people into your city
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if you live in one of the big cities and you need to see the gp
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and they've got some crazy system now usually where you have to ring up at the stroke of 8am
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and hope you're first in the queue the phone queue
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to even get the possibility of a chance of hope of seeing the gp that day otherwise it's just no
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and of course it's completely swamped the phone line the gp is completely swamped
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nigeria pakistan bangladesh iraq syria on or anywhere
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and they're endlessly trying to use the nhs dentists gps etc etc
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because they're here on a grift because they're here on a grift
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so a normal person like your eyes properly properly ill
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thanks for that blair thanks cameron thanks boris thanks may
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millions must go aim high vote low millions must go
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so yeah it turns out just nearly half of ill people
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you're just like i feel really ill i might even have full blown
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so i guess i'll just go to boots and just buy some over the counter
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it's great it works doesn't it works great doesn't it
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a manderson flight risk fiction led to my arrest
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it suddenly popped into their head one that day
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they suddenly thought oh mandy might be a flight risk
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blitz courts and juryless trials to clear case backlog
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why again i said it yesterday and why have we got such a giant backlog
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from countries where the crime rate per capita is through the roof
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so if you let hundreds of thousands of them in or millions of them in
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it's racist of me even to talk like that isn't it
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well the globalists would have it that way wouldn't they
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you're not allowed to notice it much less say anything about it
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good luck with that globalists and leftists and communists and traitors
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good luck with that whole angle that whole dynamic
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well there's a picture of imogen stubs there she used to be absolutely gorgeous
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i always think that's really unfair actually i just did it didn't i
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when they say look at this person who was beautiful in like 1982
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when you get old you become less pretty less handsome
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it's very very rare that people get into their old age and still look good
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as i mentioned top gun didn't i tom cruise is one of those
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i don't know is he getting those blood transfusions
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you've got to be very very lucky with your genes to still look
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you've got to be very lucky with those to still look good in your 50s and 60s and 70s
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manderson held uh held to stop him fleeing britain
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council tax rises to fund 20 miles per hour zones
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where they wanted to make this or have i think in some parts of wales at least
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if you ever drive your car at 20 miles an hour it feels
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even at 30 miles an hour it seems pretty slow doesn't it
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i mean i get it for built up areas or on the road directly where there's a school or primary school on that road
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maybe have the speed limit super low and loads of speed bumps
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other than that just normal roads at 20 miles per hour
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it's actually really inefficient for fuel as well
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if they're worried about emissions there's more emissions if you drive at 20 mile an hour
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uh what else have we got then let's have a look
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do they go with manderson or they go with andrew there you go
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minister attacks rude and arrogant andrew in historic commons rebuke
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mps uh vote to release files on royals on royals appointment
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as trade envoyer but police block number 10 memos over manderson and epstein
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i don't know how long that will last before they do another u-turn
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so i can't stop doing u-turns isn't he he's the u-turn prime minister
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on another dramatic day it's not not that dramatic is it on another dramatic day
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centered on the epstein scandal don't mention nathaniel rostey or rothschild
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uh trade minister chris bryant launches unprecedented political attack on andrew mountbatten windsor
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he was uh he was quote a man on a constant self-aggrandizing and self-enriching hustle
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manderson's lawyers claim his arrest was prompted by a quote baseless
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quote belief that he was a flight risk and planning to leave the country for the british virgin isles
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oh that's where he was that's where they feared he was going
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they dreamed it up out of nowhere did they and the police were just like
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we think epstein's gonna sorry we think manderson's gonna flee
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we there's no reason why we think that there's literally no evidence or reason or anything
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there's no rationale to that this just popped into our heads this morning
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that doesn't make sense does it that's not likely is it
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all right or is he gonna go to richard branson's island was he just gonna go and sit go go to
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little st james on his own sit in that weird white and blue building on his own
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hugging his knees rocking backwards and forwards
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former ambassador has been bailed on suspicion of misconduct in public office all right
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all right we get it well okay the sun is there anything else in the sun
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i've got a picture of mandy there oh andrew so then as i say earlier
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he's like the sacrificial lamb and they're trying to punish him so
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this is a little story it's kind of slop well it is slop but
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andrew like most royals if not all royals i would have thought
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and quite often hasn't it been over the last few weeks or months
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that um whenever he comes outdoors to just ride around one of the estates
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telephoto lenses can get a snap of andrew and they usually wait until
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there's been an act of parliament that says andy can't ride a horse
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but the palace the royal family i suppose are basically just saying look
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they keep doing this they keep snapping you when you go out riding
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manage to get an expression on your face where you look
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we've got to put a stop to that it's a bad look
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what he obviously likes to do is just go out and have a little trot around the estate on a horse
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think of thomas moore in prison and then they take his books away
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it's like the last thing i liked the only thing i've got left really
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the middle class mothers prepping for war with putin
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greens plan to hand illegal migrants free house and wage and nhs care
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anyone out there that's an environmentalist that's been working for or with the green party for a while
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your party and your movement has been completely
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subverted and infiltrated by insane communists and islamists
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people that want to ruin this country they don't care about environmentalism they won't care about environmentalism at all
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they're hell bent on destroying the fabric of our society so don't vote green
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already pro drugs and porn now polanski's party wants world without borders i mean it's been their policy all along isn't it borderless to destroy the country
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make access to any and all porn completely free you know the whole trans thing
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make illegal might give you legal migrants a free house a wage and nhs care
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so destroy our economy and housing market and and everything just destroy it all
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that zach polanski is insane insane person a loony
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you're just a boomer who leaflets for the green party and you've got uh
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you've got uh solar panels on your roof and you put your your rubbish in all different bins
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and you care about pollution and the atmosphere
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they don't care about you on the environment at all
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you get it you get it you're gonna need to get it quite soon
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police feared manderson was about to flee to the british virgin isles
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for no reason according to mandy's lawyers all right the mirror
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exclusive xpm's warning this is gordon brown texture like sun has said why we must stop reform
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weren't you an utter failure gordon brown as a prime minister
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until the likes of liz truss and rishi sunak weren't you wasn't your premiership a laughing stop
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an example par excellence of poor leadership gordon brown oh but we must stop reform
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right okay gordon brown okay gordon brown he made endlessly poor decisions in government
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he's the type of person isn't he he's gordon brown well you can't deny that he's not well educated
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you can't deny you you couldn't say that he's a a full sort of idiot like a moron like david
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lammy or angela rayner or something can't say that about gordon brown right that's not fair that's not
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correct but did make endlessly bad decisions in government though
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was not a leader in a true sense right a leader of men someone who's someone whose leadership shines out of
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but now you want to come out of the come out of the cobwebs and tell us what we're supposed to vote
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for or not now shut up get lost all right it does look like i was looking at polls just yesterday
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all the polls i found a website that had like showed the results of a dozen different polls
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for the this by-election that's coming up gorton and denton in the manchester region and every single
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poll had reform ahead and so it's like tomorrow right the actual votes tomorrow
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so we'll find out the result what late tomorrow night maybe maybe in the wee hours of friday morning
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i don't know but on friday morning on the bow show on friday we'll have the result should do anyway
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let's have to do a number of recounts or something should have the result on friday morning
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uh containment shield matt goodwin will win probably why we must stop reform though says gordon brown
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he's still the best the best option right cog in the containment machine that he is in my opinion
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it's still it's still better better to have him than a green or the labor or labor surely
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that's the nature of politics isn't it you quite often have to make a choice of who's the least worst
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still whether it's on the level or not will still move the overton window ever so slightly to the
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right move it ever so slightly away from crazy greens so much to my own chagrin i would still prefer
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matt goodwin to win over anyone else not that i'm a fan of matt goodwin himself i think i've made that
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perfectly clear i still think he really believes the things he said years ago when he used to write
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for hope not hate or work for hope not hate but there you go despite all of that it's still going
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to be better than that crazy blonde green lady seen the candidate for the greens that champagne
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socialist liar she seems to be a liar she seems to have shown she seems to have said lots of things
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that are just simply untrue like that she's a plumber and stuff
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weird things weird things right labor grandee gordon brown texture like sun says poorer children will
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suffer the most will they what you're talking about what what well if matt goodwin wins in goulton and
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denton poorer children will suffer the most what you're talking about faraj also plans to cut rights to
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workers and renters i doubt it i doubt it all right the metro
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the metro rank one of the rankest rags in the land all right what do they say minister minister fights
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violence against women tough pawn crackdown to tackle abuse okay okay all right fine the daily express oh
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it's a good paper kemi warns do we care what kemi says all right go on then what does it say kemi warns
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no child is safe from social media oh just have a blanket ban on things then eh just curtail freedom of
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speech and expression then i guess cheers kemi nigerian woman kemi badenok there pretending she's one of us
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a cuckoo in the nest not one of us she's a nigerian person experts call for action as people are going
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without care they need half of adults of word going to gp for help all right we've talked about that a
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little bit haven't we and there's the prince of darkness the prince of darkness mountain going home
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all right those are the papers let's have a look at a poll what did we do on our poll today uh harry bring
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it up on my screen engage all right we asked do you care if ukraine loses the donbass region
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now just say i don't care about that right i think i've made that pretty clear i don't care people say
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oh i've had one or two comments bo shouldn't talk about ukraine and and russia because he doesn't
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know what he's talking about well i have studied i have studied the region history of the region
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going back to late antiquity i've got long-form content about i can prove that i'm not just saying
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that there's proof hours of content of proof talking about going back to the kiev and russ or whatever
00:34:09.780
talk about the 19th and 20th century in a fair amount of detail okay do i care if the donbass region
00:34:17.460
falls under the auspices of the creme of of moscow or kiev no no i don't really care about that
00:34:23.220
certainly not prepared to spend billions of our money or a single life of an englishman on it so
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no i don't care now what did you guys say boom a cool 83 of you nearly 1200 i just ticked up to 1200 votes
00:34:40.900
83 of you say no you don't care about that nine percent say maybe and nine percent say yes
00:34:50.100
all ukrainians i guess we've got nine percent ukrainians
00:34:52.340
now they did a sigh upon you to make you care about ukraine why should you unless you are in
00:35:00.580
fact ukrainian if you are in fact a ukrainian nationalist fair enough otherwise why would you
00:35:08.900
work okay okay okay so another stonking win for bodade and his audience is the chosen few his band of
00:35:21.300
brothers and sisters all right let's have a look at the uh let's have a look at the websites one day
00:35:29.620
we're going to have a falling out one day the uh the poll will be at stark odds with my view
00:35:41.540
i'd be looking forward to it i wonder what it will be about
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okay the bbc what have we got oh household energy bills to fall by 117 pounds a year in april
00:35:56.980
and then but actually only for some places maybe here's the story
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plus 117 pounds a year i mean i'll take it who doesn't want another an extra 117 pounds in your
00:36:08.820
pocket right who's going to say no to that but it's not exactly the story is it it's like you've all
00:36:13.540
you're already robbing us of loads more money so once again the analogy of a thief steals
00:36:22.020
what a thousand pounds off of you and then gives you 120 pound back and you're supposed to be like
00:36:27.940
yay thanks i'm a winner out of this now you know you know the energy that people in britain pay is mad
00:36:42.100
if you've got a big house you've got a really big house and you have to heat it up thoroughly all the
00:36:48.820
time it's gonna cost you loads let alone if you've got business it's gonna cost loads
00:36:56.820
luckily i've just got a little flat enough and i'll just put on more layers
00:37:00.180
i grew up poor i grew up very nearly dirt poor and we so i grew up if he was cold
00:37:08.820
you just tell put another jumper on then stop stop whining stop whinging
00:37:12.820
put another jumper on put your coat on indoors put your coat on then
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so i'm just used to being a bit cold or just putting more layers on
00:37:34.020
all right get in bed early get a hot water bottle that's one kettle's worth of energy hot water
00:37:39.700
bottom just hug the hot water okay trump hails economy and threatens iran in longest ever state
00:37:46.180
of the union yes i've mentioned it earlier didn't i there's a state of the union address
00:37:49.860
yesterday the longest one ever apparently it was like an hour and 50 odd minutes long
00:37:54.340
i didn't watch it all often i do in fact i might watch it today
00:37:58.340
most years i'll watch the state of the union i didn't watch it yesterday but i've seen clips and
00:38:02.740
i've seen synopsis of it and various things various analysis of it um this apparently is the longest
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one ever they're usually long i mean an hour and 50 they're usually not far off of that they're
00:38:16.020
nearly always over an hour anyway anyway it's the longest everyone he talked a bit about iran
00:38:21.460
sort of threatening them again or just saying look just fall in line otherwise we've got to do what
00:38:25.060
we've got to do talk about the economy loads he said it was what was one of the things he said he
00:38:28.900
said it was a a turnaround for the ages like from the biden years the bidenomics mr biden's inflation
00:38:37.300
that trump's turned all of that around and it's a turnaround for the ages what did he obviously say
00:38:42.340
he said things like uh it's america's golden age it's a new golden age for the united states things
00:38:47.300
like that oh he poured school on the democrats saying that they should be ashamed of themselves
00:38:52.980
which they really should you know um for not helping not backing his policy on on immigration crackdown and
00:39:00.900
the ice and all that sort of stuff perhaps predictably rashida talib and um ilhan omar heckling him
00:39:14.500
they've got absolutely no shame have they no shame it's supposed to be it's not the sort of thing
00:39:24.580
where you should heckle ever like shouting out back at him what shameless scumbags
00:39:35.460
analysis trump issues patriotic rally crier with eye on crucial elections when the midterms aren't too far
00:39:41.380
away are they all right what else have we got okay let's move on to the itv was there anything that
00:39:50.980
fun that picture is funny isn't it they're both so pleased with themselves i believe this picture was
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taken shortly after mandy was announced as ambassador to the us they're both so pleased with themselves
00:40:04.980
aren't they so funny it's so funny councils leave children as young as four sleeping on the streets
00:40:14.900
yeah because we packed look at these look they're just random children are they just random children
00:40:20.740
left on the streets no these are economic migrants and we haven't got enough council houses there's not
00:40:27.700
enough council homes but it's still just open borders to this day right now the policy of great britain is
00:40:33.380
essentially open borders there's no cap on migration numbers none they're not stopping the small boats
00:40:39.620
and as for legal migration there's no policy at all to cap it where the debate is now is that any talk of
00:40:48.580
that is racist and evil and wrong small-headed bigoted small-minded little englander type selfish
00:40:58.020
to even talk about putting any number on the cap of migrants oh but children have to sleep economic
00:41:04.660
migrants children have to sleep on the streets day because we've got no more council houses
00:41:11.060
or flats or whatever for them they just have to live in tents if they're lucky to get a tent
00:41:18.980
we'll just fill london we'll just fill the streets of london with tents
00:41:22.100
it's mad isn't it mad what is going on well we know what's going on isn't it
00:41:38.340
they want to destroy this country they want to destroy it they're hellbent on it in fact
00:41:45.860
a little bit of the fallout from the um that bafta guy the guy with tourettes if anyone doesn't
00:41:50.660
remember the story there's a guy with threats a film was made about his life living with tourettes
00:41:59.140
and he won an award at the bafta at the baftas for that but when two black fellas get up on stage
00:42:04.980
he screamed out the n-word because he's got tourettes and they're making out that it's terrible
00:42:10.580
that it's really bad that like that he's a racist or like the bafta's a racist or whatever it's like no
00:42:17.460
no no he's got tourettes you know no so he's got tourettes though you're failing to understand
00:42:24.020
your victim card the chip on your shoulder is bigger than your ability to understand what tourettes
00:42:30.100
is is that right it's like having to pop up someone in a wheelchair for not standing up and shaking your
00:42:38.980
hand it's like what an insult they wouldn't even stand to shake my hand well they're in a wheelchair
00:42:43.860
though the legs don't work what are you talking about having a pop at someone who's blind
00:42:53.620
for not noticing you've walked into the room look what an insult how rude they didn't they didn't
00:42:59.140
say hello when i walked into the room well they're blind though so
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it's mad mad yeah loads of black people getting out of their pram about racism
00:43:10.180
this guy's got really bad tourettes a specific type of tourettes apparently where
00:43:17.860
it's not just a small tick like a little a small tick it's like he will say the most socially
00:43:24.740
inappropriate thing one time a few years ago he was lining up to shape the queen's hand the queen
00:43:31.060
queen elizabeth ii and when she gets within earshot he says f the queen
00:43:36.020
because he can't help it whatever the most socially inappropriate thing is he'll just blurt it out
00:43:43.380
that's his type of tourette okay the queen didn't mind everyone knew he's a tourette sufferer that that's
00:43:49.860
his thing everyone knew it didn't get in trouble for that because he's got a neurological problem
00:43:57.940
but no these black people at the baftas are all upset about it about racism
00:44:08.260
stupid stupid their victimhood trumps all else doesn't it always specifically them
00:44:18.580
all right dropping bills um let's see what else we got russell brand in court
00:44:32.420
all right let's have a look was there something in the mail i believe there was something in the mail
00:44:38.180
look at the state of it okay the absolute state of it did she marry her brother
00:44:43.220
did she did we ever get to the bottom of whether she married her brother or not
00:44:54.900
horrible poor old martin short his daughter committed suicide
00:45:07.700
well done the mail oh well done like i remember that i remember when william shatner's wife died
00:45:16.740
and they they got the media got a cop a copy of him on the on the phone crying into the phone
00:45:24.820
please send an ambulance my wife's face down in a pool or whatever like it's so horrible isn't it
00:45:30.820
so anything more personal than one of those moments
00:45:33.300
9-1-1 call in tragic death of martin shorts the daily mail has obtained the 9-1-1 call oh great
00:45:40.900
brilliant yeah oh publish it then print it then scumbags absolute filth oh it makes me sick
00:45:49.140
it makes me sick that sort of thing it really does all right the express more about the royal family
00:45:55.700
don't really care about the roads loads about the royal family isn't it
00:45:58.340
what's this what does uh zia yusuf what does muhammad got to say of this time small boat
00:46:06.340
migrant terror warning issued a starma slammed over catastrophic failure yeah thanks muhammad yeah we
00:46:12.820
know yeah cheers cheers for letting us know all right the sun a couple of tiny bits of slop worth
00:46:22.980
mention oh rose west rose west uh sexually assaulted some other inmate but now she's back and got all
00:46:29.700
her privileges back they put her in like solitary confinement or took away some of her privileges
00:46:36.980
but now she's gone back great story great story this insane triple homicide guy decades of failure cause
00:46:45.540
nottingham nottingham nottingham attack victims deaths as families yeah yeah decades of subversion
00:46:58.660
yeah brilliant yeah to act against your own self-interests yeah decades of subversion of that
00:47:04.660
yeah that there's something wrong with having an in-group preference for your own people
00:47:08.340
yeah decades of that going for gorton gorton sorry how events in gaza could swing gorton and
00:47:16.900
denton by-election for green party yeah good luck with that all the polls say matt goodwin who knows
00:47:27.940
who knows we'll see well i'll let you know on friday morning we'll see yeah look utterly
00:47:34.900
unforgivable bafta judge quits over to rexler row and blasts bbc
00:47:42.980
i'll get off your high horse mate you understand he's got a a neurological condition you're just
00:47:49.060
ignoring that are you just gonna ignore that that bit of it because you're so inadequate
00:48:07.460
here's oh here's the story here's the story very briefly to say because it's so horrible this guy here
00:48:14.340
this lithuanian migrant crashed his bmw into another car killing a whole family
00:48:19.940
a mom a dad and a grown-up daughter he got away with just cuts and bruises they died all three of them died
00:48:30.900
he got sentenced to about 10 years 10 and a half years in jail which is mad how it's not much more
00:48:36.660
than that i don't know he served three years and one month and now he's out
00:48:40.580
so oh he's on a cocktail of drugs as well sorry so he was on a cocktail of drugs at the time of that crash
00:48:54.020
so you can take drugs crash your car into another family kill all three of them
00:48:57.860
and you get three you serve three years in prison for that in this country
00:49:02.020
but sam melia oh but sam melia he'll put up some stickers that's not illegal and he gets something
00:49:11.620
like what was it two two and a half years not that much less for that two-tier massive two-tier system
00:49:21.060
complete it's not justice is it how is that justice mad all right let's go across the pond to the times
00:49:28.900
the new york slimes well they talk about the state of the union uh they talk all about the state of the
00:49:34.580
union that's uh what else is the uh oh yeah the washington post well in america as you can imagine
00:49:41.060
the biggest thing that happened in their news cycle is the state of the union but trump looks like he's
00:49:48.020
he looks like he's photoshopped i don't i don't think he is you ever get that these days when you see
00:49:52.660
something and it is real it is a real image but you think that looks ai that looks photoshopped you know
00:49:57.540
oh no it isn't it's real do you ever have that it's weird isn't it a bit unsettling isn't it
00:50:05.460
not quite sure what's real or not a fair amount of the time
00:50:12.420
a bit worrying isn't it all right let's go down under how good even the aussies are talking about the
00:50:19.460
uh state of the union um was a fantastic amount japan china not much the ruskies um the russian
00:50:27.300
diplomat sees the uk france flirting with kiev over nukes and they go with the state of the union
00:50:33.460
again all right should we move on the germans as most days in build they're talking about mostly sloppy
00:50:42.020
stuff mostly slop they've got some floods as well paul hub okay el mincho a son stabbed his mum great
00:50:54.100
all right le monde the frogs what are the froggies talking about this morning um
00:51:04.340
the louvre a new new president of that hopefully they'll have less break-ins less thefts
00:51:13.860
i know there's a lot ongoing with that louvre breaking theft and they've arrested a lot of
00:51:17.460
people i think the actual artifacts themselves have not been recovered
00:51:24.340
well lucky they're only from the 19th century not truly ancient
00:51:26.900
because the french themselves destroyed those jewels at the end of the 18th century didn't they
00:51:39.540
leftism for you all right space news well let's have a look at this day in history because we're
00:51:45.220
getting towards the top of the hour because you like that and i like that to finish out the show
00:51:50.740
what happened on this day the 25th of february what happened on this day throughout the centuries
00:51:59.380
pardon me tea's gone cold i have to resort to my water
00:52:07.460
okay on this day the 25th february in the year 1570 pious v pope pious v
00:52:14.980
excommunicates queen elizabeth the first good queen bess elizabeth tudor of england for heresy
00:52:22.820
and persecution of of english catholics during her reign and and and absolves her subjects from
00:52:38.900
whoa very nearly spilt my nearly well did spill a bit my cup of tea
00:52:45.780
oh i have to clean up in a minute all right you'll be careful flailing around like alex phillips
00:52:52.260
okay pope pius v yeah it's at this point isn't it during the the reformation the protestant
00:52:59.060
reformation in england where we just don't really care anymore kind of because there were english catholics
00:53:08.100
right but the vast majority of the of the people is like yeah some italian guy in italy telling us we
00:53:15.780
can't go to heaven anymore yeah no i don't care don't buy it don't believe it
00:53:21.460
well it's half a millennia ago hundreds and hundreds of years ago
00:53:24.420
yeah oh you're going to excommunicate us are you for heresy go on then fine
00:53:33.220
the ex community excommunicated king john centuries before that we didn't particularly care then
00:53:39.300
italian man little corrupt italian man yeah go on excommunicate us fine whatever we've got our own
00:53:46.660
church now we don't need we don't need the latin mass in order to go to heaven
00:54:00.260
we don't need the bible to be passed for us by a priest
00:54:08.740
we can read it for ourselves thank you very much we don't need the papacy to tell us what individual
00:54:17.380
passages mean we'll make up our own minds about that thanks are you going to call that heresy go
00:54:22.740
on then fine do it do what you want well you don't care anymore you have no power over us actually
00:54:32.980
all right that will piss off a lot of uh catholics out there but it's just history deal with it it's
00:54:44.980
all right on this day in 1836 samuel colt patents the first practical revolving cylinder multi-shot
00:54:53.140
revolver allowing it to fire multiple shots without reloading samuel colt there
00:54:58.420
the cult all right on this day in 1862 this is interesting this is one of those things in history
00:55:06.980
where you think oh really it was only then it was as late as that that that thing happened you
00:55:11.060
know sometimes in history you learn a fact factoid you're like oh that's much earlier than i thought
00:55:15.380
or that's much later than i thought oh this one in 1862 the first legal tender act of 1862 is passed by
00:55:23.220
the u.s congress authorizing the united states greenback the greenback dollar into circulation
00:55:30.580
there's a picture of it of course um and it was the first flat paper fit flat the first fiat paper
00:55:38.100
money that is legal tender in america 1862 you would have thought it'd be earlier than that wouldn't
00:55:46.100
you unless you know unless you know all about the history of money 1862 that's that's during the civil
00:55:54.180
war isn't it isn't it yeah yeah yeah during the civil war they didn't have paper money in the united
00:56:04.820
states until then it's quite late isn't it well i think it is i think it is maybe maybe you don't agree
00:56:10.340
that it feels that feels late in history all right on this day in 1910 the 13th dalai lama flees tibet
00:56:18.660
for british india to escape chinese troops yeah
00:56:28.100
oh well now i've got sympathy for tibet but the dalai lama themselves
00:56:34.660
the whole concept of the dalai lama let alone the individual predilections of the current dalai lama
00:56:44.980
the whole concept of the dalai lama is a nonsense as far as i'm concerned
00:56:50.660
still i've got sympathy for the individual people of tibet being oppressed by the chinese it wouldn't
00:56:57.060
have been the communists with it in 1910 that still would have been the the nationalists like
00:57:01.540
chen kashik or whatever or um sunyat sen i don't know i can't remember off the top of my head but
00:57:06.420
not communists actually at that point anyway to this day a little bit of sympathy for the tibetan
00:57:12.020
people the average tibetan people okay on this day in 1956 the key to khrushchev uh denounces joseph
00:57:18.500
stalin at the 20th congress of the communist party of the soviet union that's a big turning point really
00:57:23.780
isn't it the the de-stalinization process of the soviet union denouncing stalin
00:57:29.700
you know saying uh yeah that whole period we went through of stalin yeah we recognize now it was
00:57:38.980
bad that was pretty evil i mean it didn't stop the terror the state terror still very oppressive
00:57:46.180
single party system under khrushchev very but not as bad as the darkest days of stalin
00:57:59.060
and even khrushchev is mainly it's actually more cynical than see if you think you might think oh
00:58:05.140
khrushchev's just a good guy then that was a good that was like sort of the moral correct thing to
00:58:09.460
do that was that was right quite as simple as that in fact khrushchev was still trying to out
00:58:16.660
maneuver his political opponents his political enemies and he'd calculated correctly it turns out
00:58:22.740
really that in order to because there was a party a faction in the kremlin that was super hardline pro
00:58:30.580
stalin still even after stalin's death and he had to out maneuver them and he eventually decided one
00:58:38.500
of the ways to do is to come out in public and denounce stalin in order to undermine them
00:58:44.260
because of course khrushchev was at the heart of government
00:58:48.020
more or less at various points he was at the heart of government during the stalin years so he's
00:58:52.180
responsible for it at least in part isn't he wasn't he
00:58:54.340
but then he comes out and he denounces stalin it is it is still ultimately for the best even though
00:59:00.500
it's much more cynical than it first seems on the part of khrushchev still it's for the best right
00:59:07.380
the stalinist era in the soviet union at its worst at the height of the terror more than one wave of
00:59:15.780
terror uh was nightmarish nightmarish all right let's have a look then at the uh at the rumble
00:59:28.260
rants and super chats all right let's have a let's have a quick look at the rumble rants kalergi says
00:59:33.860
if the tourette's guy is shouting things that he believes are inappropriate isn't it the one shouting
00:59:40.020
i love lgbtq plus and minorities we need to be watching out for right yeah interesting
00:59:49.460
one thing i would say is if i had tourette's or his type of tourette's even if invited i probably
00:59:55.380
wouldn't go to an award ceremony or probably wouldn't visit the cinema very often probably
01:00:01.700
wouldn't go to the opera if i suffered from that type of tourette but still he was invited and he did
01:00:08.020
win an award so he had a right to be there yeah it's just fake outrage so phony outrage and victim
01:00:14.100
point isn't it don't care about it all right kalergi also says
01:00:22.100
i don't really get exactly what you're saying here but um oh okay okay he says ginger harry
01:00:29.700
bojack dansturbed karl sad stelios and then ends it by saying human lotus peed
01:00:39.780
oh that's not a nice image it's quite funny but
01:00:47.700
all right tom rat 247 says i lost my job as a consequence of gordon brown and alistair darling's
01:00:54.100
actions and had several and had several years of penury i've barely emerged from now that ponce and
01:01:01.380
his opinions can do one yeah i'm sorry to hear that tom rat really sorry to hear that yeah they can do
01:01:06.740
one right gordon brown gordon brown i'm not listening to anything you've got to say you've proved yourself
01:01:14.820
time and time and time and time again to have bad opinions a bad world view
01:01:22.820
don't trust i don't like gordon brown and and your opinions can shuffle off thank you very much
01:01:32.500
we tried doing it your way didn't we that didn't work very well it got us invaded
01:01:37.700
it got our women folk raped on an industrial scale gordon brown get lost get away from me gordon brown
01:01:51.540
all right youtube super chats global church history thanks global church history for the
01:01:58.020
super church you do you said uh today i guess in the year 138 it will be the year 138 uh today in
01:02:05.620
the year 138 ad uh hadrian adopts antonius pious antoninus pious i sometimes pronounce that wrong
01:02:15.380
it's antoninus pious okay some of the great some of the best emperors um edward gibbon says
01:02:25.860
antoninus pious was one of the great possibly the greatest emperor there ever was that his age was
01:02:33.220
the golden age of roman of the roman empire there's nothing better
01:02:40.900
according to gibbon uh in 493 oduesa capitulates to theodoric interesting and another another very
01:02:49.860
very interesting bit of history that's right at the end of the roman empire isn't it or beyond
01:02:53.860
beyond really definitely beyond um in 628 kavadar the second overthrows kershaw the second reversing
01:03:05.140
persian gains yeah that's a that's a big one as well for the near east isn't it that's
01:03:11.460
the kershaw the second is one of the big ones like main important ones and uh we're talking there this is
01:03:19.060
just before the generation or so isn't it just before the first muslim conquests
01:03:27.220
so the the near east at least was sort of exhausted by those wars that's one of the things the
01:03:32.340
historians say the reason why the islamic holds did so well straight away bursting out of arabia
01:03:40.260
is because the world was at a period of being completely exhausted
01:03:48.020
you know like in the age directly after the black death for example if there'd been a giant
01:03:55.940
mongolian invasion at that point for example it would have been a lot lot easier for them wouldn't it
01:04:01.540
than one generation before that so anyway that's what they say about that okay f google 2 says bo has
01:04:11.540
the best morning show you guys make it happen it's the best morning show what you can do watch jeremy
01:04:23.860
kyle give me a break please what you're going to watch big fat mike graham grace
01:04:33.780
all right um liberty prime says got made redundant a couple of weeks ago i'm sorry to hear that i've
01:04:40.340
been made redundant once before it's not nice got made redundant a couple of weeks ago thanks for
01:04:44.980
giving me something to get out of bed for in the morning great let's not forget that while all this
01:04:49.940
nonsense is going on the uk economy is still effed yeah i hope you got a decent payout at least for
01:04:57.700
being made redundant as i mean being made redundant is still better than just being fired because
01:05:06.020
usually they'll give you a payout right three months worth of pay or four months or more sometimes
01:05:10.820
depending doesn't it so i hope you're all right buddy try and get try and get back on the wagon as
01:05:16.580
quick as possible i would say and definitely you know some make sure you this thing is worth getting
01:05:23.140
out of bed for try not to go down in a downward spiral get back on the horse as quickly as possible
01:05:29.860
i would say if you can if you can sorry to hear that all right luke stewart g'day bo how are you doing
01:05:35.380
today i'm fine thinking yeah fine fit right i had a bushy tailed um i was wondering if you could also read
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from what dan calls the authority of the media bbc pigeon oh yeah i uh i detest bbc pigeon
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at first i felt it kind of funny well it is funny kind of is funny so absurd that it's funny but i kind
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of even that has walled off on me now and i just find it a pure embarrassment pure embarrassment maybe
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one day i will once or twice i'm right i won't rule it out because it is still a bit funny isn't it
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okay luke stewart again says on ukraine as soon as they can at least get peace they can quickly join nato
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and russia will never be able to touch them i think it's the main reason why russia doesn't want to end
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the war interesting take maybe um i think nato i mean i think nato themselves don't want ukraine
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in nato because it's just that that one sort of creates a ticking time bomb doesn't it
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put it this way do you want someone in your gang who you know is going to cause trouble even if you're
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a criminal gang but you know they're like a hothead and they're gonna do crazy things and bring heat on
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you you don't really do you i think that's i think that's the thinking from later but nonetheless
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you might be right you might be perfectly correct there i don't know interesting luke stewart again
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says in australia we have the same problem with our gps doctors sometimes you need to know you're
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going to be sometimes you need to know you're going to be sick about two weeks in advance to get an
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appointment right yeah it's no good i'm sick now i need to be seen and given a prescription now
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that's the nature of it not in a week's time two weeks time i'll either be dead or better by then
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what good is that yeah mad mad next to it again says young and healthy harry could you please do a
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poll to see if beau is ever sick uh can you get dan to read bbc pigeon articles to us instead cancelling
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um yeah i do rarely get sick it will happen at some point at some point the show will just be
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cancelled or maybe we'll get someone else in josh maybe to cover for a day i will eventually get sick
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won't i but i don't usually get sick i do enjoy relatively rude health most of the time um but
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it'll probably happen at some point or something else will come up real life
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there'll be some reason why i can't make it in one morning so but i'll try not to i'll obviously
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try everything in my power to always be here for you on a weekday morning i've got to take holiday
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at some point sort of legally you've got to take holiday at some point okay all right um
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what else have we got here um looks to you again says maybe it's not putting they're prepping for
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but when all when all british have to go fighting the war they have to defend themselves against the
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non-british that's being left behind and didn't have to go to war right yeah i mean yeah good point
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fair point it's like are our first enemy really like russian conscript or is it the hundreds of
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thousands if not millions of the barbarians within the gates fighting age enemy combatants that are
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already here fair point luke okay two last ones um i don't know how you how you this someone's got a name
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here that i can't read out radim nent chat radim nent chat says any update and or thoughts on habib
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and advance yeah he seems to be going completely off the rails ben habib it's just not he's moaning
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about ethno-nationalism now so okay you're as much an enemy as uh politically as reform or the lib
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dems or labor or tories or anyone else then the smp yeah all right he's out not interested then never
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was interested in advance never joined it never had any intention of joining it people in the local
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area for advance try and get in contact with me on the phone not interested no no thanks
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all right and the last one dr fye or dr fye i don't know how you want that said they've just put
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hmm you have a morning show air first time i'm seeing this though it is 4am where i am in canada
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though is your show mostly general topics that uh that interest or is it more focused on certain
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