The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1006

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for the 23rd of September 2024 and today

00:00:14.820 your hosts are Stelios and Dan wearing a tie. Yes I've found a tie. I don't ever want to keep

00:00:22.840 doing this sort of thing but I've got it on for now. Thank your lucky stars he told me this is

00:00:27.180 the first time you've won a tie in how many years now? Fifteen years. So this is a very special day

00:00:31.400 if you're tuning in live you're very fortunate. So today we're talking about how corruption is

00:00:36.700 basically legal, Stelios is talking about how Germany is redeeming itself and Dan is presumably

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00:02:42.140 Stalios is busy stirring. So corruption. We all know it goes on in pretty much every country on

00:02:49.800 earth. Here is a map of the corruption perception because of course we can't measure corruption

00:02:54.660 because if we can measure corruption there would be no corruption and so we have to measure

00:02:58.600 perception. It's not the sort of thing you report is it? No. Just like I've been this corrupt

00:03:02.860 this year. You just file it in your taxes. But what do you notice about this map? India

00:03:08.560 isn't bright red enough. Yes. It is definitely more corrupt than that. But who are the least

00:03:13.500 corrupt countries and how are they aligned politically? Well it's Greenland isn't it so.

00:03:20.060 Well not Greenland. Right. As in which countries are yellow and less corrupt rather than red and

00:03:26.420 angry? If you're listening this is obviously a bit difficult to follow. Well the non-corrupt

00:03:30.840 ones are basically the Anglosphere and France and Germany and oh and the Nordics. The Nordics as

00:03:39.480 well. So basically the people who have made corruption sort of official policy. You've

00:03:45.500 presaged what I was going to say. I'm glad you agree. Yes. Funnily enough the people who assess

00:03:51.700 corruption are largely based in this global alliance and mysteriously enough they've found

00:03:57.720 their own countries on their own side less corrupt while as the bad guys the rest of the world

00:04:03.060 are corrupt. So you can see here Australia, New Zealand not corrupt. Everywhere else pretty

00:04:09.560 much other than say North America and Western Europe and Scandinavia are corrupt. Why is this?

00:04:15.360 Have we magically figured out something about human nature whereby we've just mitigated greed?

00:04:20.280 Or is it perhaps that our institutions as they are currently have been set up in such a way as to

00:04:28.840 legalise corruption for want of a better way of putting it? And we're going to be looking at some

00:04:33.980 examples from recent British politics to show you exactly how corruption can manifest. But I'll tell

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00:05:21.560 Harry loves this t-shirt here in particular. He's already dibs to the office copy of the Islander

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00:05:40.760 It's the sort of 80s style logo, isn't it? But anyway, you may remember in the UK, and

00:05:47.760 believe me, I'm making this more of a general thing. It's not just UK specific. So if you

00:05:51.880 are from abroad, don't worry. I'm going to make it interesting for you as well. Boris Johnson

00:05:55.760 got a lot of flack for revamping number 11 Downing Street with lots of money, including

00:06:03.240 a £7,000 rug and an expensive trolley. And the really famous thing was he used £840

00:06:10.740 a roll gold wallpaper. And this is, of course, 11 Downing Street. It's not actually his property.

00:06:18.300 And he used taxpayers' money and, I believe, some donations as well. To do this, this is,

00:06:24.640 of course, number 11 Downing Street, number 10 being the home of, you know, where the Prime

00:06:28.480 Minister is in their workday. So this is government property. The Prime Minister gets to stay in

00:06:33.580 number 11, but it's not actually their property, you know, once they leave office. And this was a

00:06:39.800 big scandal. And you may remember the Labour Party going on and on and on and on. And I'm not

00:06:44.120 defending the Tories. Obviously, they're corrupt as well. But they made a big fuss about this. And

00:06:49.760 then a lot of fuss was made about the fact now the Labour Party are in charge. People looked at what

00:06:55.760 people were giving them. And it turns out that the cabinet, you know, the people in charge have

00:07:00.800 received more than £800,000 in donations and freebies, which sounds great. If you want to send

00:07:07.620 us about £800,000 worth of freebies, I'm more than happy. As long as I don't have to, you know,

00:07:14.520 say or do anything, I will take free stuff. Sounds a good deal. And this is only just in two and a half

00:07:20.300 months. Yes, it's well, this is I think, at the start of 2024. Okay, so that's still good.

00:07:27.840 Labour cabinet, that's cabinet in general. Labour cabinet, as in when they were out of

00:07:33.740 power, that's also including them. So it's just in the year 2024. The people who are in cabinet

00:07:41.520 received that much in donations. Good job. We're perfectly clear here. So normally, and this is

00:07:49.600 from the body of the Telegraph here, so I'm not making this up. MPs are supposed to declare

00:07:53.620 gifts and donations to the parliamentary authorities within 28 days of receiving them.

00:07:58.120 They are supposed to inform officials of any, and this is a quote, any interest which someone

00:08:02.700 might reasonably consider to influence their actions or words as an MP, which seems like a lot

00:08:08.780 of donations, really. Gifts are classified as a benefit with a value over £300 provided at a

00:08:14.500 concessionary rate or free of charge, which can include event tickets and gifted clothes and

00:08:19.620 jewellery. So that's a very important distinction. And so, I mean, there is a simple way of getting

00:08:26.100 around this stuff, which is you just don't accept anything. And when I was in finance, most of the

00:08:31.280 people, I would say like 99% of my colleagues did exactly that. They just simply wouldn't accept

00:08:36.900 anything at all to avoid even the, I mean, I was the 1%. I just, I just like give me, give me

00:08:42.400 everything. I was like up for the dinners, the lunches, like the free gear, whatever. But, but most

00:08:48.060 people, you can avoid this quite easily just by refusing anything. That's right. Yeah. How can you

00:08:53.360 refuse an egg faberge or the pink panther or something? You just can't. Yeah. Well, it's like a Hunter

00:09:01.500 Biden got given a giant diamond once by, I think as a Chinese businessman. That's a very interesting

00:09:08.260 bribe, isn't it? Just pulling out a huge diamond. Here you are. To put it to a, to a dancer's belly

00:09:13.500 button or something, I guess. That's very Hunter, yeah. So there has been a league table. This is

00:09:19.860 since December 2019, but I've done my own league table starting 2024 as well. So I'm going to leave

00:09:27.440 this on screen while I read my league table, but this is, it looks like Sky News based on the

00:09:32.680 format, but this has been doing the rounds and basically... That's a lot of money. But Keir Starmer

00:09:36.800 has, has been donated to the most since 2019, according to this, followed by Rishi Sunak,

00:09:42.620 then Liz Truss, Rachel Reeves as well, Rebecca Long-Bailey. Lots of top names up there. Unsurprising

00:09:49.020 that these people are being targeted because they're the biggest names, aren't they? They're not going to

00:09:52.320 donate to nobodies because the idea is that they're donating stuff with an expectation

00:09:57.100 of something in return. I mean, if it was, I mean, the word donate implies that it's just

00:10:01.460 something that you give, but how come you've got like three prime ministers right at the top of the

00:10:07.160 list? It's almost as if the people doing the donating thought that they might get something

00:10:12.560 in exchange. I've heard other people, now I wouldn't allege this personally, saying that these

00:10:18.620 are bribes, that these people are being paid off to do things for private interest groups with money

00:10:25.960 to spare, with the expectation that they'll get something in return or at least favourable

00:10:31.160 treatment. But I would never allege that. But talking of, you know, morally upstanding

00:10:36.300 people, let's start with David Lammy, who is currently the Foreign Secretary and obviously

00:10:40.400 a very smart gentleman. £150,000 in donations since the start of 2024. So that includes

00:10:49.120 £40,440 from Labour Together, which is a think tank for the provision of research and writing

00:10:55.920 services. So for the privilege of David Lammy writing some stuff for you, he gets donated

00:11:02.880 more than the average UK salary. He also got donated £2,500 worth of tickets to see Tottenham

00:11:09.760 Hotspur, which is a football team, soccer if you are the wrong side of the Atlantic, in a hospitality

00:11:16.320 box. And following him, because he's number one for 2024 donations, of course being Foreign

00:11:22.400 Secretary, people feel particularly generous towards a Foreign Secretary, for whatever reason

00:11:29.740 that might be. I would never allege that it was for special treatment for specific countries,

00:11:34.720 that would be a terrible thing to allege. But Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, has received

00:11:40.480 £117,000. This includes Taylor Swift concert tickets at Wembley, valued at £1,160,000, and

00:11:50.100 that's four tickets. And that was gifted to him by the Football Association, for whatever

00:11:53.620 reason. Don't know what they've got to do with the Health Secretary, but there we go.

00:11:58.720 He's also received £48,000 in four instalments from the OPD group, which is controlled by Peter

00:12:05.180 Hearn, which is Labour's biggest donor.

00:12:06.980 Isn't there some sort of Football League reform going through at the moment?

00:12:10.620 It might well be the case, but that would potentially suggest that there may be an incentive for

00:12:16.760 them to do this. In fact, they were one of the groups that donated the most. Funny that

00:12:20.340 there's legislation in the works to affect their industry, isn't it?

00:12:24.180 Why can't politicians, you know like racing drivers, they just sew a little badge on for

00:12:28.540 who sponsors them. Can't we have politicians do that?

00:12:31.860 Well, yeah, there's not enough space on their lapels to do that, I don't think.

00:12:35.400 But also, West Streeting accepted £13,000 towards staffing costs. What a generous donation

00:12:41.400 that is. I wish someone would do that for us. From Kevin Craig, who later stood to become

00:12:48.320 a Labour MP in Suffolk Coastal, and actually it turned out that he was forced to stand down

00:12:53.040 after he bet on his own constituency's outcome in the general election, being the Conservatives.

00:12:58.740 So he bet against himself. And following this, Streeting did return his donation at least.

00:13:05.620 I don't actually mind that though, because that's just like hedging. That seems sensible to me.

00:13:10.560 I've got the wrong person on the panel here, haven't I? He's hedging his bets. Angela Rayner

00:13:15.100 has received £104,000. That's not right. £104,000, sorry. Including £2,230,000 for clothing from

00:13:25.060 ME plus EM, whatever that is, but it's apparently a British luxury fashion brand. As you can tell,

00:13:30.760 I don't know my women's clothing. Keir Starmer has apparently, since 2000, yeah, depending on where

00:13:38.080 you look at it, £107,000. And so I've got a long list here for Keir Starmer because I thought it was

00:13:44.620 the most interesting. So Crownhawk Properties gave him accommodation for four people, £4,500.

00:13:51.840 Swansea City FC gave him five tickets with hospitality valued at £800. Kane International UK Services

00:13:59.720 Limited gave him two tickets with hospitality to Chelsea versus Arsenal. Teescraft Engineering

00:14:07.720 Limited gave him four tickets with hospitality for Newcastle versus Arsenal, valued at £1,000.

00:14:15.220 You get the idea. Lots of football match tickets, but also this carries on for quite some time.

00:14:21.800 There's multiple different football clubs donating him tickets for some reason. Also, Lord Waheed Ali,

00:14:27.880 this is the big one that's been in the news recently because he was made a Lord by Tony Blair,

00:14:32.100 and he's mysteriously been donating lots of money in clothing to both Keir Starmer and his wife,

00:14:41.320 valued at £16,200. That's interesting, isn't it? I think over £2,000 was donated just in pairs of

00:14:50.120 glasses for Keir Starmer. So he's clearly in need of some very special glasses for himself. I'm sure all

00:14:56.200 the reading he's doing is getting good use out of that. But yes, lots and lots of football association

00:15:02.600 and Premier League stuff, like four tickets with hospitality, all of that sort of stuff. But also

00:15:08.260 Rachel Reeves as well, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, accepted gifts worth £7,500 of clothes

00:15:14.220 since 2024. Steve Reid, the Environment Secretary, accepted two tickets to see Kylie Minogue and her

00:15:21.120 performance at Hyde Park. And Pat McFadden, who's a senior MP, and his wife, accepted Bruce Springsteen

00:15:26.960 concert tickets. Another person who's accepted them is Darren Jones. He's an MP, apparently. Here he is,

00:15:35.340 not very apologetic.

00:15:36.800 Do you accept those tickets now in the light of what has happened?

00:15:40.160 My declarations, you'll see, I don't think I've accepted very much at all. I did take my children

00:15:46.000 to see Taylor Swift, which was more for them than it was for me.

00:15:49.620 But do you think that all of you now need to think twice about accepting things that perhaps

00:15:53.900 other people would love to do, but simply can't afford?

00:15:57.540 I think everybody has to make consideration about what they can and can't do with the time

00:16:01.600 they have available with their family.

00:16:03.900 So no.

00:16:07.120 But it's especially funny when someone from the left says this.

00:16:10.680 I know. It's like, well, have you thought about not being poor?

00:16:14.280 Well, basically what he's saying. So here is Bridget Philipson, who is Secretary of State

00:16:19.760 for Education and Minister for Women and Equality. So what a position, the fact that exists.

00:16:25.800 I mean, yeah, even the salaries should be considered the donation here.

00:16:29.700 It is, yes.

00:16:30.360 It's an Afwera ministry.

00:16:32.240 Here she is.

00:16:33.740 I'll be honest, it was a hard one to turn down. I appreciate there was big demand for the tickets.

00:16:38.500 It was a privilege to be there.

00:16:39.240 Taylor Swift, by the way.

00:16:40.560 One of my children, you know, was keen to go along. It's hard to say no if you're offered

00:16:45.300 tickets in no circumstance, but it was declared. I've been clear about that. But I do recognise

00:16:51.000 that, you know, I'm in a fortunate position to be able to receive it.

00:16:55.140 Wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:16:55.700 Did you hear that, Stelius?

00:16:57.260 Yeah.

00:16:57.400 What was that sound?

00:16:58.100 I actually heard it. It's the child's fault.

00:16:59.740 It was a bump in the road from the sound of a child being thrown under a bus, wasn't

00:17:05.360 it?

00:17:05.540 Yeah. It's actually a mother that is telling us that it's, my children are basically owning

00:17:13.140 me. And anything my children are telling me, I'll do.

00:17:16.380 And I love the way that the eyes drop down at the end. It's the classic sort of tell where

00:17:20.020 she knows that she's done something wrong, you know, can't maintain the act of it's all

00:17:24.080 fine for very long.

00:17:25.200 Yeah, but the children would say, would just look down on her.

00:17:29.200 Yes.

00:17:30.540 Yes, well, Angela Rayne has also been...

00:17:33.340 It's an unfortunate screenshot, isn't it? She looks very surprised.

00:17:38.720 No, she looks like that all the time, actually.

00:17:41.960 It's like a Punch and Judy show. Anyway, the Lord Ali stuff has been in the news quite a lot,

00:17:49.780 and they've been in denial mode. And Mike Graham here of Talk is saying that she was spotted

00:17:57.040 since the election with him two weeks ago in the House of Lords, and she denies seeing him

00:18:02.940 in Downing Street or Parliament. And she herself was seen, you know, only two weeks ago.

00:18:08.260 Her declaration must be fun. Have you looked it up?

00:18:11.980 I've tried to find it, but all I was able to find is a small percentage of it in clothes,

00:18:17.260 but I presume the rest of it is money.

00:18:19.940 Oh, it probably goes a long way beyond that, doesn't it? Like two weeks in Ibiza,

00:18:23.160 500 grams of cack and, I don't know, two bottles of Jack Daniels.

00:18:29.300 Lots of cash and gas.

00:18:31.520 Yeah.

00:18:32.100 Also, there's lots of conversations about her story, about her knowledge of all of this,

00:18:37.720 saying, don't forget that Keir Starmer's deputy, Angela Rayne, wasn't in Durham with him

00:18:42.200 at the pre-planned beer and curry supper party, organised by party officials either,

00:18:47.000 until that was exposed as a lie and that she had been there, as her own diary and Keir Starmer's revealed.

00:18:53.160 So, yes, people are also trying to cover it up, it seems, or at least that's what people are saying.

00:18:58.280 So, Keir Starmer has bravely said that he'll stop accepting clothes as a donation.

00:19:04.160 I imagine he's probably received enough money to buy his own at this point.

00:19:07.600 The wardrobe is full. Don't send more, right?

00:19:10.800 Yeah. In all of his homes, he's run out of space for clothes.

00:19:14.620 He's saying he accepts gold bars and positions in NGOs.

00:19:19.900 That's what he's accepting payment in now.

00:19:21.520 I will throw up a quick note that people do send us donations quite a lot.

00:19:28.260 In fact, I've got one myself here this morning.

00:19:31.680 One of my viewers sent me a book and we got another lovely viewer,

00:19:35.940 was it Luna something, who sends us chocolates and stuff like that.

00:19:39.060 The problem is, though, is we don't get to set tax rates.

00:19:41.980 We don't get to direct government funds.

00:19:45.060 So there probably is quite a quality difference there.

00:19:47.020 Well, normally the things that we get given tend not to be trying to bias what we're doing.

00:19:53.640 It's just like a thank you, which is very nice of you, by the way.

00:19:56.520 You're all sweethearts secretly.

00:19:58.440 You know, you're very mean in the comments sometimes, but I know you're nice deep down.

00:20:02.940 And sorry, that's really condescending.

00:20:05.360 So anyway, here's a meme that I thought was good.

00:20:08.780 The first meeting of Labour's National Executive Committee after Starmer announced the clothing donation ban.

00:20:15.240 Which I just thought was great.

00:20:17.320 But what is actually happening here?

00:20:19.420 Is it like a strip poker?

00:20:21.220 That's not actually the Labour National Executive Committee meeting, by the way.

00:20:25.520 For those who are listening, Josh is showing us a room of naked men having a board meeting.

00:20:30.120 Maybe it's a strip poker society thing.

00:20:33.000 So there has been some backlash within the Labour Party itself.

00:20:37.280 Here's Rachel Maskell saying,

00:20:39.060 I've been sickened by the revelations of donations.

00:20:41.200 It grates against the values of the Labour Party created to fight for the needs of others, not the self.

00:20:47.060 Meanwhile, pensioners are having their winter fuel payments taken and risking cold.

00:20:50.920 I trust conference votes to change this.

00:20:53.100 Because, of course, the Labour Party conference is going on at the minute.

00:20:55.600 And this is the thing that's in the news more than anything else.

00:20:58.940 And, sorry.

00:20:59.600 Was she at a Taylor Swift concert while she was posting this?

00:21:03.360 I don't know.

00:21:04.160 You'll have to ask her, I'm afraid.

00:21:06.440 Also, Diane Abbott is on a redemption arc here, saying she's basically criticising the general election victory was only possible under Keir's leadership.

00:21:16.480 And I think, actually, that's a silly thing anyway, because it was only possible because the Tories tanked their own popularity.

00:21:23.560 Anyone could have won that election.

00:21:24.780 A child could have led the Labour Party and they would have actually probably done better.

00:21:29.280 She says, it's changed it into an organisation whose leaders are in the pockets of millionaires.

00:21:33.900 And that's his own MP saying that about the Prime Minister.

00:21:36.740 Although Diane Abbott, of course, the left-wing faction, still bitter about Jeremy Corbyn being axed by the more Blairite Keir Starmer.

00:21:44.340 So, there's also Harriet Harman, who was former deputy leader at one point of the Labour Party, says that he should stop trying to justify it because he basically said, yeah, of course I get donations.

00:21:57.660 And what?

00:21:58.400 Which I sort of respected, actually.

00:22:00.720 I had more respect for him than him coming out and issuing a false apology.

00:22:04.140 But it's still bad, because it's still morally questionable, to say the least.

00:22:09.640 So, this has had a significant impact, as well as, obviously, the riots and all the other terrible things that Keir Starmer's been doing.

00:22:15.960 He's now less popular than Rishi Sunak, which I find hilarious because he's only been in office for a couple of months.

00:22:23.300 He's already less popular than the least popular Prime Minister.

00:22:26.320 That is genuinely impressive.

00:22:27.540 That is, that's like a speedrun to failure.

00:22:30.480 Sunak is just awful.

00:22:30.880 There's no grace period.

00:22:34.860 Half of voters think Labour has done a poor job so far.

00:22:38.100 Half of all voters.

00:22:39.240 That's kind of hilarious.

00:22:41.820 And three and five think Labour will lose the next election already.

00:22:45.280 They've only been in office a short time.

00:22:47.300 And apparently, more than half of respondents do not believe Keir Starmer will lead the party into the next election either.

00:22:54.920 Which is just...

00:22:56.200 We don't even need to criticise them.

00:22:59.880 If we just leave them to do their own thing, it turns out they're so stupid that they will just sabotage themselves, apparently.

00:23:08.120 So, I wanted to quickly go over some other avenues of corruption to wrap up.

00:23:13.380 So, obviously, there are just rewarding people with gifts and monetary donations.

00:23:17.440 We've been over that in detail now.

00:23:18.720 There is also political appointments.

00:23:20.940 So, a good example is Zaya Youssef donating £200,000 to reform.

00:23:24.880 And then he replaced the voting base favourite Ben Habib as party chairman following this.

00:23:30.180 I wonder how that happened.

00:23:32.260 It's also worth mentioning as well, members of the House of Lords have donated £50 million to parties who then appointed them to the House of Lords.

00:23:40.880 And this is also...

00:23:44.120 This is a politics home investigation.

00:23:46.200 How much does it cost?

00:23:47.520 I mean, that's all peers.

00:23:49.540 I mean, if I wanted to become a peer, how much would I have to donate?

00:23:52.100 I don't know.

00:23:53.140 I suppose we can run an experiment and you can donate lots of money to, I don't know, the Labour Party.

00:23:58.640 Maybe you'll be a lord in no time.

00:24:00.040 But this has also been vindicated by Transparency International.

00:24:04.060 Two different organisations have had similar figures.

00:24:06.280 They suggested it was slightly more than £50 million, £53.4 million, I believe that reads.

00:24:14.940 And, yes, it's also worth mentioning as well that you can be given a lucrative job once you're outside of office.

00:24:22.140 So, Nick Clegg, our former Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Lib Dems back in the day, left Downing Street and got a job for Meta, where he's arguably more powerful than ever and gets significantly more money because he's the President of Global Affairs, whatever that means.

00:24:39.020 So, yes, lucrative jobs as well as speaking fees.

00:24:41.760 So, Tony Blair's a good example for that, known to get upwards of £200,000 per speech.

00:24:46.800 He got given £2,000, £3,000, £7,000 in a single speech for telecommunications conferences in 2015.

00:24:57.220 A conference, a single conference, sorry.

00:24:59.860 I can't read for some reason.

00:25:01.580 And also, of course, campaign donations whereby they can be rewarded with lucrative government contracts and favourable treatment in any new legislation.

00:25:10.860 Reminds me of that Premier League thing you were talking about.

00:25:12.880 So, I would like to point out to people, in the United States, there was a case where Microsoft was getting hammered by antitrust laws, which are like anti-monopoly laws, right?

00:25:24.100 And all of a sudden, they started donating to political parties.

00:25:28.020 And rather than simply stopping targeting them with antitrust laws, they actually invited them in to rewrite them.

00:25:34.300 I'm sorry, I don't believe for a minute any of this stuff is above board.

00:25:42.400 Obviously, corruption is just legalised in a lot of the Western world.

00:25:48.260 It's human nature, of some humans anyway, to be greedy.

00:25:51.420 And I think that that is a sort of inevitability when institutions have as much power as they do.

00:25:58.520 You increase the bloat, you increase the capability of individuals to pursue their own selfish, greedy needs.

00:26:04.140 And that is what is happening here.

00:26:05.660 Before we go on to the next story, can I just quickly point out that, Rue the Day, I see you in the chat.

00:26:19.020 I see you.

00:26:20.780 You have been warned.

00:26:22.600 You need to up your opinion of quality.

00:26:24.860 Anyway, carry on.

00:26:26.660 Dan looking dapper is destroying my worldview.

00:26:29.680 So, there we go.

00:26:30.400 Yeah, this is one of my arguments against there being lots of government in the first place,

00:26:48.800 is that there's more avenues to rip off the public, right?

00:26:51.840 And I think that corruption is an inevitability of a bloated state.

00:26:54.860 Look at, say, communist Russia.

00:26:57.140 Corruption was basically so endemic that it was part of the system, because the system was everything.

00:27:04.180 So, if Starmer is getting free glasses, why does he continue to choose pairs that make him look special needs?

00:27:09.260 That's a good question.

00:27:10.620 I'm not sure.

00:27:12.260 So, Frednault says,

00:27:13.740 Here's a bribe for you fine fellas to read out my comment.

00:27:16.180 Lotus Eaters play verses in Left 4 Dead 2 when.

00:27:20.080 That's actually quite a good idea.

00:27:21.300 I would like to do that.

00:27:22.740 Samson, make it happen.

00:27:24.140 And this isn't a bribe, it's a gift.

00:27:27.860 Now, sort that building permit for me.

00:27:30.820 Thank you very much.

00:27:32.220 It's just changing the language.

00:27:34.020 If we just call it somehow different, it's going to cease to exist.

00:27:40.940 Just silliness.

00:27:42.380 Like with men and women, as they're trying to...

00:27:45.220 Rebrand women.

00:27:46.500 That's what they need.

00:27:47.140 Right, so this weekend there were elections in Germany in the state of Brandenburg.

00:27:54.480 Now, I want to show you where Brandenburg is.

00:27:58.080 It's in the northeast.

00:28:00.100 Okay, here it is over here.

00:28:03.100 For those of you who are listening from the radio, I'm showing a map of Germany divided into states

00:28:08.840 and showing the Brandenburg on the northeast.

00:28:13.380 Oh, so that's interesting.

00:28:14.620 So, Berlin is in Brandenburg, but...

00:28:18.340 Yes.

00:28:19.040 Brandenburg is like...

00:28:19.840 It's not...

00:28:20.400 They don't overlap in terms of...

00:28:22.300 Brandenburg is its own thing.

00:28:23.820 Yes.

00:28:24.360 It's like a little donut that surrounds Berlin, yeah.

00:28:27.740 Right, so here the AFD came second by a narrow margin.

00:28:31.860 And also we have the new rise of the BSW, which is a new migration-sceptic leftist party,

00:28:38.420 which will be talked about a lot, because it was founded this January,

00:28:43.500 and the major question to be asking is whether migration-sceptic left-wing parties

00:28:48.920 are just an invention to halt migration-sceptic right-wing parties.

00:28:54.740 So, we saw in Saxony, Anhalt, and Thuringia that they helped split the left-wing vote,

00:29:00.780 which was quite interesting.

00:29:02.580 I don't think the left-wing vote share had been that low in recent years because of this new party,

00:29:10.500 which is, you know, good, I suppose.

00:29:12.500 They definitely have done so in Brandenburg as well.

00:29:15.820 I'm just going to show you considerations from both sides,

00:29:19.340 because it's an open question,

00:29:21.280 because this is going to be a question to be asked not just for Germany,

00:29:24.780 but in any other Western country that has the issue with mass migration.

00:29:29.840 So, here we see that the AFD came first in Thuringia,

00:29:34.480 second in Saxony, and now second in Brandenburg.

00:29:39.140 Right, before we say more about this,

00:29:41.500 if you would like to support us, you can buy the Islander magazine.

00:29:44.760 This is issue number two,

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00:29:54.620 and see our wonderful merch.

00:29:56.720 We have coffee mugs, t-shirts, other t-shirts coming in all sizes,

00:30:02.840 and, of course, the Islander number two.

00:30:06.440 And here I hear that there's a colleague of mine who has written a poem

00:30:12.440 that is particularly going to stir up sentiment.

00:30:16.040 Whoever wrote that poem must be very talented.

00:30:19.140 I suspect so.

00:30:20.460 Definitely give that a shot.

00:30:22.760 Right, now, let's go to the analytic results.

00:30:28.000 Why do they all look like demons?

00:30:29.400 What's going on?

00:30:30.260 What?

00:30:30.500 Why are all the pictures funny?

00:30:34.240 It's like that film, They Live or something.

00:30:36.920 We have the glasses, the 2,000 pounds glasses.

00:30:39.100 Well, we've proved that all of these people are real people, at least.

00:30:42.040 They're not the weird lizard people from They Live.

00:30:44.080 Right, so I'm showing it here from Wikipedia,

00:30:47.040 because they have some data that shows also what happens

00:30:52.000 in comparison to the previous election.

00:30:53.880 So, here we can see the SPD, which is the Social Democrat Party.

00:31:00.480 It had won 25 seats and 26.2% of the votes five years ago.

00:31:10.220 Now, it has 30.9%, almost 31%.

00:31:15.220 And they have seven more seats.

00:31:18.680 That's the governing party, Olaf Scholz's SPD.

00:31:22.260 Now, we are talking about the AFD here that also had a major win.

00:31:29.660 They won more than 5.7% more in comparison to the previous election.

00:31:37.200 They have seven more seats.

00:31:38.640 They won 29% of the vote.

00:31:41.840 Interestingly, here we have the new BSW migration skeptic left-wing party

00:31:47.300 that got 14 seats.

00:31:48.840 It won 202,000 votes, 13.5% of the vote.

00:31:56.240 It's a new party that was founded this January.

00:31:58.640 Are they more pro-remigration than AFD, this new party?

00:32:03.480 We don't know that much yet, but they're a migration skeptic.

00:32:07.340 Yeah, it's difficult to say, because they're only founded in January.

00:32:10.060 I don't know how dedicated they really are to that.

00:32:13.520 But there's a clear...

00:32:14.520 I just think if they've got 14 seats from nothing,

00:32:16.100 they must be putting out a message which is resonating.

00:32:18.760 Yes.

00:32:19.320 And you will see here also that we have zero seats sort of won here,

00:32:25.760 because we have the Greens getting zero seats.

00:32:29.060 They had 10.8% of the vote, and they fell by close to 7%.

00:32:35.200 And there is, I think it's called the 5% hurdle in Germany.

00:32:40.020 Parties need at least 5% to enter the state parliament.

00:32:43.760 And they didn't get it.

00:32:44.900 The Greens were completely demolished.

00:32:48.020 The left also, Die Linke, was completely demolished.

00:32:51.120 It was also the party which split,

00:32:54.960 and the BSW was allegedly born out of a split with Die Linke.

00:33:01.020 And then we have this gentleman here,

00:33:04.100 the BVB party, which is a regionalist party.

00:33:07.240 It also got less than 5% and also got zero seats.

00:33:12.460 So we have three parties got zero seats.

00:33:15.820 And the CDU, which is, I think, the Christian Democrat Union,

00:33:19.580 got 12.1%.

00:33:23.180 It fell by 3.5%.

00:33:25.160 Right.

00:33:26.520 So here we can analyze the data a bit to see

00:33:29.940 who is particularly prone to adopt the message of the AFD,

00:33:35.560 but also the message of the BSW.

00:33:38.160 We see here, we have here from Ralph Schollhammer,

00:33:41.160 young working and self-employed people

00:33:43.320 were overwhelmingly pro-AFD and migration skeptic.

00:33:47.740 Here we have some more analytic stuff

00:33:51.420 about the young people in the age range

00:33:55.900 between 16 and 24-year-old.

00:33:59.140 We have 32% of them support the AFD.

00:34:04.740 The SPD has 18% there.

00:34:08.760 The BSW has 13%.

00:34:11.240 The CDU has 9%.

00:34:13.420 Die Linke fell to 7% from 11%.

00:34:18.420 The Green Party lost 20%.

00:34:22.280 So five years ago, they had 25% support in the age group

00:34:29.540 between 16 and 24.

00:34:31.980 Now they have 7%.

00:34:33.540 So I went to Germany.

00:34:35.000 I spent a bit of time in Germany in the early 2000s,

00:34:37.040 and they were all really green back then.

00:34:40.600 And, of course, they actually got their green government,

00:34:42.520 didn't they?

00:34:42.920 And it led to the de-industrialisation of Germany

00:34:45.220 and the impoverishment of basically all of them.

00:34:47.760 I wouldn't be surprised if Germans are now going in their back garden

00:34:50.320 and just burning barrels of crude oil just out of spite.

00:34:54.740 Well, yes.

00:34:55.360 Be careful what you wish.

00:34:56.440 But, I mean, the Greens have just completely destroyed Germany.

00:34:58.480 So, I mean, they've got their lefty twattery,

00:35:02.280 and now they're starting to realise

00:35:03.220 that actually the country's falling apart on them.

00:35:05.500 And unless I'm entirely mistaken,

00:35:08.680 it seems that Germany is completely turning its back

00:35:11.580 to its nuclear reactors,

00:35:13.360 and it's making its own economy

00:35:15.500 even more dependent on foreign actors.

00:35:19.140 They now get a lot of their energy from German,

00:35:22.420 French nuclear reactors.

00:35:25.240 There's a massive rise in popularity for the AFD.

00:35:28.520 It was in 14%, and it arose by 18%.

00:35:32.320 So it's more than double in the 16-24 age group.

00:35:36.680 Right, here we have a really interesting graph

00:35:40.140 that we should focus on,

00:35:42.080 and there's really too much to discuss,

00:35:44.220 because I think there is plenty to discuss here.

00:35:47.800 So, men and women.

00:35:49.420 Let's talk first about men and women, okay?

00:35:52.540 It seems that both are...

00:35:55.020 Migration scepticism is strong in both groups.

00:35:57.960 That's interesting, isn't it?

00:35:59.000 Because you go to, like, an Anglo city,

00:36:02.100 and the women are just awful,

00:36:03.460 but it looks like German women are quite sensible.

00:36:05.240 Well, you see here, both men and women

00:36:08.000 are supporting the BSW and the AFD message,

00:36:14.060 and their core message is pro-national sovereignty

00:36:17.460 and against mass migration.

00:36:19.700 So if you add the women's scores up

00:36:22.020 between the AFD and the BSW,

00:36:23.840 that's 40%.

00:36:24.780 For the men, that is almost 40% as well.

00:36:28.740 Yes.

00:36:28.980 Obviously more heavily weighted towards the AFD.

00:36:30.900 And one difference is that there is a higher percentage

00:36:36.380 of women within that group

00:36:39.460 that are supporting the left-wing party.

00:36:43.100 It's 40% of migration sceptic women, let's say.

00:36:46.660 If we suppose that migration scepticism

00:36:49.020 is represented in voting for the AFD and the BSW...

00:36:54.900 It certainly would be more so for the AFD than the BSW

00:36:58.900 because, however, there are options in the German election.

00:37:03.040 They don't necessarily need to vote tactically per se

00:37:05.660 in the same way that you need to

00:37:07.440 in first-past-the-post system.

00:37:08.840 So I think that votes are slightly more representative

00:37:12.440 of actual ideological similarity in a German system

00:37:16.620 than, say, America or Britain,

00:37:18.860 where we use first-past-the-post.

00:37:20.340 So you see here, 40% of the women in Germany

00:37:25.040 of the migration sceptic women

00:37:27.180 are supporting the BSW

00:37:28.600 and 60% support the AFD.

00:37:30.920 Whereas in men, it's more like, you know,

00:37:34.560 a quarter of men are supporting the BSW,

00:37:38.360 three-quarters support the AFD.

00:37:40.240 Both are very encouraging.

00:37:41.440 I mean, it goes to underline the point

00:37:42.800 that what we need to do

00:37:44.420 is reframe the migration issue

00:37:46.500 as being a women's safety issue.

00:37:48.400 Well, it genuinely is as well.

00:37:50.220 I mean, it genuinely is, yes.

00:37:51.560 But, I mean, that seems to be taking hold in Germany

00:37:54.080 and it seems to be working for them.

00:37:55.860 And what we see here is that the generation

00:37:58.540 that is right now currently more than 70 years old

00:38:02.400 is overwhelmingly pro-SPD.

00:38:05.020 It's 50%.

00:38:06.760 Boomer leftists.

00:38:08.800 It's just...

00:38:09.740 Boomers.

00:38:11.860 Yeah, that's just incontrovertible here.

00:38:14.760 So, we have all other...

00:38:18.620 We see here self-employed people

00:38:20.440 are more prone to support the AFD.

00:38:23.200 One out of three of them supports the AFD.

00:38:26.660 Close to one out of five supports the CDU.

00:38:30.720 One out of four approximately supports

00:38:33.520 the social democrats.

00:38:36.080 So, just going back to the age issue...

00:38:37.700 Yeah.

00:38:39.080 It kind of emboldens me to say

00:38:42.460 that re-migration is inevitable.

00:38:45.400 Well, yes, because young people support it more.

00:38:47.520 And the idea is that you become more conservative

00:38:49.300 as you get older.

00:38:51.720 Yeah.

00:38:52.420 And so, if they're already quite conservative

00:38:54.260 to begin with, then that's quite a reaction.

00:38:57.120 What it tells me is re-migration will happen

00:38:59.100 in Germany in the 2040s.

00:39:00.680 Because by then, you know,

00:39:02.200 the boomers will have, you know,

00:39:03.600 gone to pastures new.

00:39:05.720 And there's just going to be a majority

00:39:07.540 for re-migration.

00:39:08.560 So, it's just going to be, you know,

00:39:09.660 late 2030s, 2040s.

00:39:11.580 Millions of them are going to leave.

00:39:12.700 Also, 40% of pensioners supported the governing party.

00:39:17.980 Which means that they are really falling

00:39:20.060 for the rhetoric that unless we appeal

00:39:22.660 to skilled workers from outside,

00:39:26.080 you're not getting your pension.

00:39:27.840 Yeah.

00:39:28.040 Infinity Africans and then you can have a pension.

00:39:30.880 Yeah.

00:39:31.120 So, we see there are a lot of patterns

00:39:33.640 that arise from here.

00:39:34.620 But also, if you see the self-employed,

00:39:37.160 only 6% support the Green Party.

00:39:42.760 Of course.

00:39:44.540 Right.

00:39:45.080 So, we have a lot of stuff here.

00:39:46.520 White-collar workers are close to a tie there.

00:39:50.060 29% for the AFD,

00:39:51.800 30% for the SPD.

00:39:55.760 So, AFD is really rising.

00:39:58.480 And it's not just a coincidence now.

00:40:00.280 It's not just in Saxony and Thuringia.

00:40:02.380 Now, it's also in Brandenburg.

00:40:05.840 And as you will see,

00:40:07.600 next year there are federal elections in Germany.

00:40:11.200 Right.

00:40:11.540 So, we need to talk a bit about this party,

00:40:13.640 the BSW.

00:40:14.300 So, we don't have much data to go to judge,

00:40:19.480 at least outside of Germany.

00:40:21.840 And it says here, basically,

00:40:23.380 their ideology is left-wing populism,

00:40:26.320 left-wing nationalism, socialism,

00:40:28.700 cultural conservatism,

00:40:30.380 Euroscepticism,

00:40:31.580 and political position

00:40:32.640 from left-wing to far left.

00:40:34.440 And, essentially,

00:40:39.760 that was the...

00:40:41.220 They were just formed.

00:40:43.660 They split from the linker,

00:40:45.840 split from the left.

00:40:47.340 So, we really don't know.

00:40:49.080 It's just left-wing to far left-wing party

00:40:52.400 that is just saying...

00:40:54.620 So, this is a left-wing anti-immigration party?

00:40:57.580 Yes.

00:40:58.540 Oh, that's interesting.

00:40:59.280 Because, I mean,

00:41:00.320 anti-immigration was always a left-wing issue

00:41:02.560 until about 20 years ago.

00:41:05.320 Yeah.

00:41:05.920 Well, the idea is that

00:41:07.680 the left was saying that

00:41:09.560 globalism is harming the domestic workers.

00:41:13.060 And they thought that they were

00:41:14.980 representing domestic workers.

00:41:16.800 Yeah, I mean,

00:41:17.160 the only person who still holds to that

00:41:18.720 are people like Corbyn

00:41:21.260 and that American guy, Bernie Sanders.

00:41:23.320 Their position was always that

00:41:25.140 immigration was a right-wing ploy

00:41:27.860 to drive down wages.

00:41:29.740 And that was the common left-wing view

00:41:31.300 until, like I say, about 20 years ago.

00:41:32.820 So, it's interesting to see it returning.

00:41:35.080 I doubt that now

00:41:36.660 Sanders and Corbyn are supporting this.

00:41:39.520 I think they're pro-open borders,

00:41:42.240 or at least...

00:41:43.280 Well...

00:41:44.340 They might have changed over time.

00:41:46.380 That was a Bernie Sanders quote,

00:41:47.380 and I can't remember how old it is,

00:41:48.660 but I don't think it's that old.

00:41:49.860 Yeah.

00:41:50.040 I think Brexit changed this a lot

00:41:53.260 because it showed that

00:41:54.340 working-class people are not

00:41:56.600 necessarily tied to the left,

00:41:59.140 as the left was portraying

00:42:00.040 in its narrative for decades.

00:42:05.500 Right.

00:42:06.120 So, here we have some considerations here

00:42:08.900 that suggest that it could be

00:42:11.420 something that deprives

00:42:13.080 the momentum from the AFD.

00:42:15.640 This is a major question,

00:42:17.040 whether migration-skeptic

00:42:18.580 left-wing parties

00:42:19.820 are just designed

00:42:22.040 to be systemic parties

00:42:23.720 that are essentially

00:42:25.360 halting the momentum

00:42:26.560 of right-wing parties.

00:42:28.320 So, some people say yes,

00:42:29.720 some people say no,

00:42:30.520 I'm just going to tell you both.

00:42:33.160 Ralph Shaw Hammer says

00:42:34.300 50% vote for the BSW

00:42:36.840 because of its leader.

00:42:39.440 31% would vote for the AFD

00:42:42.220 if it weren't for the BSW.

00:42:44.180 So, this is something that...

00:42:46.040 It could be a splitting attempt.

00:42:47.680 On the other hand, though,

00:42:50.240 if we look at the percentage

00:42:52.220 they got,

00:42:53.340 it is less than the percentage

00:42:56.640 that was lost by the...

00:42:58.780 It's thereabout.

00:43:00.840 The percentage that was lost

00:43:02.540 from the Linke and the Green Party.

00:43:04.900 That's what we saw

00:43:05.520 in the other two provinces

00:43:07.100 that had elections recently,

00:43:08.420 that it's about equivalent

00:43:10.060 to the votes

00:43:11.000 that would have otherwise gone

00:43:13.020 to the Linke.

00:43:13.900 And it seems to be

00:43:16.540 sort of good for our side,

00:43:18.220 at least,

00:43:18.540 because if the left

00:43:19.840 is also pushing

00:43:20.900 an end to migration

00:43:22.040 and they're splitting

00:43:23.220 the left-wing vote

00:43:24.080 from the pro-migration

00:43:25.220 side of things,

00:43:26.420 well, that means

00:43:27.760 that they can,

00:43:28.760 in theory at least,

00:43:29.860 cooperate towards that.

00:43:31.640 But I quite like a future

00:43:32.760 where you've got a left-wing

00:43:33.580 and a right-wing party,

00:43:34.800 both of which are

00:43:35.820 not pro-infinity.

00:43:38.400 So...

00:43:39.160 Send-em-home socialism

00:43:40.340 or send-em-home capitalism.

00:43:41.640 Yeah, you have here

00:43:43.000 minus 6.7%

00:43:44.640 and minus 7.7%

00:43:46.440 for the Green Party

00:43:47.980 and the Linke,

00:43:48.880 which is 14.4%.

00:43:50.980 And here,

00:43:51.880 13.5% is on BSW.

00:43:54.220 But obviously,

00:43:55.260 we shouldn't just assume

00:43:57.360 that all of them

00:43:58.160 just went to BSW.

00:43:59.880 But there is a significant trend

00:44:02.780 towards this.

00:44:03.640 So...

00:44:04.640 Question here.

00:44:07.900 Do you remember

00:44:09.540 Olaf Scholz

00:44:10.480 saying some weeks ago

00:44:11.860 because I think

00:44:12.460 we covered it together

00:44:15.020 that Germany

00:44:16.640 is going to halt

00:44:17.620 migration?

00:44:20.320 Well,

00:44:21.760 it was a sort of

00:44:23.340 tentative thing of

00:44:24.240 we're going to enforce

00:44:25.440 our own borders briefly

00:44:26.840 until things get better.

00:44:28.760 Yeah, for six months.

00:44:30.260 Yeah.

00:44:30.960 Yeah.

00:44:31.280 It's not enough.

00:44:32.380 Yeah, there are

00:44:33.200 some interesting developments

00:44:34.720 here that push

00:44:36.600 towards skepticism

00:44:38.140 against the government.

00:44:40.260 I saw over the weekend

00:44:41.260 a Dutch journalist

00:44:42.100 went to Germany

00:44:43.080 and they went to

00:44:43.840 all the roads

00:44:44.380 leading into Germany

00:44:45.360 because, of course,

00:44:46.320 the Netherlands borders Germany.

00:44:48.160 And they found

00:44:49.060 that there were

00:44:49.540 board agents

00:44:50.560 on the main roads.

00:44:51.520 But if you took

00:44:51.920 a back road,

00:44:52.840 there's no one stopping you.

00:44:54.280 Yeah.

00:44:54.760 And you can just go in.

00:44:56.120 And so it's

00:44:57.300 not really a proper measure.

00:44:59.180 As I'll show you,

00:45:00.960 it was not at all

00:45:02.040 ideological on their part.

00:45:03.500 It was entirely tactical.

00:45:05.820 And essentially,

00:45:07.100 their message was

00:45:07.980 we're not the AFD.

00:45:09.620 That's their whole message.

00:45:11.280 But I disagree a bit

00:45:13.320 with Ralph Schollhammer here

00:45:14.660 who says

00:45:15.120 that their whole message

00:45:16.500 is just we're not the AFD

00:45:18.040 because their message

00:45:18.900 seems to me

00:45:19.940 that it is also

00:45:20.920 we're pro-multiculturalism.

00:45:23.280 Mm-hmm.

00:45:24.180 Yeah.

00:45:24.560 But they sense

00:45:25.140 that's in retreat

00:45:25.960 and so they have to...

00:45:26.860 I mean,

00:45:27.040 and Kamala

00:45:28.100 and the Democrats

00:45:29.100 are doing the same thing

00:45:29.720 in America.

00:45:30.280 They're just saying

00:45:30.720 we're not Trump.

00:45:31.560 Yeah.

00:45:31.860 So I have news

00:45:33.500 for both of you

00:45:34.340 because Olaf Scholz

00:45:36.140 is pro-national sovereignty.

00:45:38.160 I thought you were

00:45:38.880 going to say something else.

00:45:40.060 For Uzbekistan

00:45:40.980 and Kazakhstan.

00:45:42.300 Right.

00:45:42.660 Oh, okay.

00:45:43.840 And countries in Central Asia.

00:45:45.920 Is that because

00:45:46.760 he's very anti-Russia

00:45:47.780 by any chance?

00:45:48.460 Right.

00:45:49.060 Yeah.

00:45:50.060 He is leading

00:45:52.160 an effort

00:45:53.360 to halt

00:45:55.020 the influence

00:45:55.900 of Russia

00:45:56.540 and China

00:45:57.180 within their region.

00:45:59.100 which from

00:45:59.900 a Western perspective

00:46:00.800 isn't necessarily bad

00:46:02.500 but what is

00:46:04.000 particularly bad

00:46:05.740 is the hypocrisy.

00:46:07.400 Just you can't

00:46:08.360 constantly

00:46:08.840 be pro

00:46:10.020 the sovereignty

00:46:10.720 of

00:46:11.260 allies

00:46:13.680 but also

00:46:14.480 not against

00:46:15.620 but everyone

00:46:16.800 who's talking

00:46:17.280 against your

00:46:18.360 domestic sovereignty

00:46:19.620 is to be branded

00:46:20.620 the devil

00:46:23.860 upon earth.

00:46:24.560 Isn't it fascinating

00:46:25.440 that all these

00:46:26.020 globalists

00:46:26.640 suddenly become

00:46:27.480 raving

00:46:28.160 FNATs

00:46:29.220 whenever the

00:46:30.200 country in question

00:46:31.960 either borders

00:46:32.940 Russia

00:46:33.420 or happens to be

00:46:34.980 a particular country

00:46:35.960 in the Middle East?

00:46:36.900 Yeah.

00:46:37.320 Or is a

00:46:38.380 particular ally.

00:46:40.160 Yeah.

00:46:40.520 They are

00:46:40.860 definitely

00:46:42.640 saying this.

00:46:43.960 But if they have

00:46:44.680 a white majority

00:46:45.280 population

00:46:46.000 then

00:46:46.400 ethno-nationalism

00:46:47.360 is the worst

00:46:48.100 thing imaginable.

00:46:49.640 That's certainly

00:46:50.200 what they

00:46:50.700 seem to be

00:46:53.640 working on.

00:46:54.400 The premise

00:46:54.920 they seem

00:46:55.340 to be

00:46:55.660 resting upon.

00:46:56.480 So we have

00:46:56.900 here

00:46:57.100 Germany's

00:46:57.660 Chancellor

00:46:58.080 Olaf Scholz

00:46:58.980 has sealed

00:46:59.900 a migration

00:47:00.540 deal with

00:47:01.080 Uzbekistan

00:47:01.780 easing the

00:47:02.660 entry of

00:47:03.120 skilled workers

00:47:03.860 into Germany

00:47:04.620 especially in

00:47:05.820 healthcare.

00:47:06.720 The agreement

00:47:07.120 was signed

00:47:07.660 in Samarkand

00:47:08.380 during his

00:47:08.940 visit to

00:47:09.380 Central Asia

00:47:09.960 which was

00:47:10.660 about a week

00:47:11.160 ago.

00:47:11.880 Scholz will

00:47:12.380 also attend

00:47:13.100 a summit

00:47:13.520 in Kazakhstan

00:47:14.160 with five

00:47:14.880 former Soviet

00:47:15.960 republics

00:47:16.560 balancing

00:47:16.940 China and

00:47:17.560 Russia's

00:47:17.960 influence

00:47:18.320 in the

00:47:18.780 region.

00:47:19.980 So they

00:47:20.760 closed the

00:47:21.140 borders but

00:47:21.800 he immediately

00:47:22.560 went to

00:47:22.960 Central Africa

00:47:23.680 to Central

00:47:24.420 Asia to

00:47:25.700 talk about

00:47:26.780 sealing

00:47:27.380 migration

00:47:27.960 pact about

00:47:28.860 skilled

00:47:29.820 workers.

00:47:30.400 We don't

00:47:30.500 want the

00:47:30.720 Germans

00:47:30.960 back in

00:47:31.320 Africa

00:47:31.700 again

00:47:32.040 Stalios.

00:47:32.800 Yes.

00:47:33.380 And we

00:47:33.760 have here

00:47:34.240 an article

00:47:35.360 that talks

00:47:36.000 about this.

00:47:36.680 If anyone

00:47:37.440 is interested

00:47:38.020 in finding

00:47:38.540 out more

00:47:39.020 visit our

00:47:39.740 website

00:47:40.080 check out

00:47:40.720 the links

00:47:41.080 under the

00:47:41.480 podcast.

00:47:42.400 You can

00:47:42.640 just

00:47:43.140 read what

00:47:44.200 is going

00:47:44.540 on here.

00:47:46.040 Right.

00:47:46.400 And he

00:47:47.020 held a

00:47:48.440 press

00:47:48.820 conference

00:47:49.220 alone and

00:47:50.500 essentially

00:47:51.260 he was

00:47:51.820 saying

00:47:52.200 that

00:47:52.780 they're

00:47:56.080 supporting

00:47:56.600 the

00:47:56.860 nations

00:47:57.260 in the

00:47:57.660 region

00:47:57.980 or on

00:47:58.780 their way

00:47:59.180 to

00:47:59.440 independence

00:48:00.160 and

00:48:00.520 sovereignty.

00:48:02.520 He says

00:48:03.340 here and

00:48:03.700 we will

00:48:04.020 continue to

00:48:04.620 develop the

00:48:05.160 political

00:48:05.540 and economic

00:48:06.600 incorporation

00:48:07.900 that's a

00:48:08.700 good message

00:48:09.180 for them

00:48:09.580 because then

00:48:10.260 it is more

00:48:11.000 easy for

00:48:11.480 them to

00:48:12.140 work on

00:48:12.940 their own

00:48:13.540 independence

00:48:14.460 and

00:48:15.040 sovereignty

00:48:15.740 in the

00:48:16.160 region.

00:48:17.220 So

00:48:17.340 sovereignty

00:48:17.760 is good

00:48:18.520 for others

00:48:19.060 but

00:48:19.320 apparently

00:48:19.800 bad for

00:48:21.040 Europeans.

00:48:21.900 The same

00:48:22.440 thing that

00:48:22.960 Olaf Scholz

00:48:23.660 and the

00:48:24.360 EU

00:48:24.860 multiculturalists

00:48:25.900 are saying

00:48:26.460 in Germany

00:48:27.280 they're saying

00:48:28.120 for every

00:48:28.700 other country

00:48:29.340 in the

00:48:29.760 EU

00:48:30.100 but also

00:48:30.840 in the

00:48:31.800 West

00:48:32.460 generally

00:48:32.980 speaking.

00:48:34.280 Interesting

00:48:34.640 news.

00:48:35.620 There are

00:48:36.000 upcoming

00:48:36.480 elections

00:48:36.980 in Germany

00:48:37.620 in 2025

00:48:39.400 there are

00:48:40.020 elections

00:48:40.480 in

00:48:40.720 Hamburg

00:48:41.080 and

00:48:42.880 also

00:48:43.280 there

00:48:43.500 are

00:48:43.660 federal

00:48:44.120 elections

00:48:44.800 to be

00:48:46.680 held

00:48:47.140 in about

00:48:49.220 a year.

00:48:50.060 I think

00:48:50.540 they're saying

00:48:51.200 it's roughly

00:48:52.080 the 28th

00:48:53.080 of September.

00:48:54.340 I don't know

00:48:54.680 if this is

00:48:55.440 going to

00:48:55.980 change or

00:48:56.340 not but

00:48:57.120 in about

00:48:57.580 a year

00:48:57.980 they have

00:48:58.720 federal

00:48:59.060 elections.

00:48:59.660 So you

00:48:59.860 see

00:49:00.100 the

00:49:00.720 AFD

00:49:01.240 is

00:49:01.660 rising.

00:49:02.300 Its

00:49:02.700 support

00:49:03.060 in popularity

00:49:04.140 is rising

00:49:04.960 especially

00:49:05.500 in young

00:49:06.360 people

00:49:06.720 and

00:49:07.780 working

00:49:08.240 class

00:49:08.560 people.

00:49:09.380 So you

00:49:10.380 see that

00:49:10.900 Olaf Scholz

00:49:12.380 is definitely

00:49:13.400 going to

00:49:13.960 bung the

00:49:14.320 drum of

00:49:14.980 on the

00:49:15.780 one hand

00:49:16.320 we are

00:49:16.660 caring for

00:49:17.620 mass

00:49:18.380 migration

00:49:18.860 and they

00:49:19.560 are going

00:49:19.920 to talk

00:49:20.220 about

00:49:20.560 they are

00:49:21.300 going to

00:49:21.500 make

00:49:21.660 statements

00:49:22.120 of

00:49:22.440 closing

00:49:23.100 the

00:49:23.340 borders

00:49:23.660 but on

00:49:24.280 the

00:49:24.380 other

00:49:24.520 hand

00:49:24.740 they're

00:49:24.940 going

00:49:25.100 to

00:49:25.780 go

00:49:26.040 and

00:49:26.360 visit

00:49:27.200 countries

00:49:27.700 sealing

00:49:28.040 migration

00:49:28.720 pacts

00:49:29.180 in search

00:49:30.580 for skilled

00:49:31.100 workers.

00:49:32.060 And one

00:49:32.480 thing to

00:49:32.800 say here

00:49:33.320 in the

00:49:33.680 previous

00:49:34.100 election

00:49:34.740 if you

00:49:35.120 see

00:49:35.360 the

00:49:37.340 Greens

00:49:37.900 got

00:49:38.460 8.9%

00:49:40.400 more

00:49:40.760 they got

00:49:41.120 67 seats

00:49:42.880 and they

00:49:43.180 have

00:49:43.500 51 seats

00:49:44.800 in parliament

00:49:45.360 they look

00:49:47.160 like they're

00:49:47.540 going to

00:49:47.800 lose them

00:49:48.240 and the

00:49:49.140 AFD

00:49:49.760 lost some

00:49:50.900 seats

00:49:51.180 so they

00:49:51.580 had

00:49:51.860 12.6%

00:49:53.620 and they

00:49:54.840 went

00:49:55.580 they fell

00:49:56.380 to 10.4%

00:49:57.640 this was

00:49:58.800 three years

00:50:00.160 ago

00:50:00.340 in 2021

00:50:01.100 but

00:50:01.860 everything

00:50:02.580 suggests

00:50:03.440 that

00:50:04.180 this

00:50:04.580 isn't

00:50:05.120 going

00:50:05.280 to

00:50:05.360 be

00:50:05.460 the

00:50:05.620 case

00:50:05.940 in

00:50:06.800 a

00:50:07.160 year

00:50:07.340 from

00:50:07.520 now

00:50:07.740 everything

00:50:08.540 suggests

00:50:09.260 that

00:50:09.800 the

00:50:09.960 AFD

00:50:10.280 is here

00:50:10.620 to stay

00:50:11.060 and they

00:50:11.860 regularly

00:50:12.680 score

00:50:13.260 towards

00:50:13.940 30%

00:50:14.540 in every

00:50:15.100 major

00:50:15.840 state

00:50:16.200 so

00:50:17.320 it

00:50:17.860 seems

00:50:18.120 like

00:50:19.060 skepticism

00:50:20.740 towards

00:50:21.200 mass

00:50:21.460 migration

00:50:21.940 is

00:50:22.560 establishing

00:50:23.940 itself

00:50:24.520 in

00:50:24.920 Germany

00:50:25.280 and it

00:50:25.960 will

00:50:26.140 soon

00:50:26.480 establish

00:50:26.940 itself

00:50:27.380 in

00:50:27.640 every

00:50:27.980 other

00:50:28.180 western

00:50:28.480 country

00:50:28.940 well done

00:50:31.480 Germany

00:50:31.900 Dan

00:50:35.160 it's

00:50:35.400 your

00:50:35.720 do we

00:50:36.460 not have

00:50:36.680 any of

00:50:36.920 those

00:50:37.220 oh

00:50:37.580 no we

00:50:38.260 didn't

00:50:38.420 have

00:50:38.580 any

00:50:38.720 for you

00:50:39.040 yeah

00:50:39.220 oh

00:50:39.620 don't

00:50:39.760 we

00:50:39.840 don't

00:50:40.020 oh

00:50:40.160 right

00:50:40.340 okay

00:50:40.600 excellent

00:50:40.880 well

00:50:41.040 I'll

00:50:41.400 time for

00:50:41.780 your fed

00:50:42.120 post

00:50:42.440 Dan

00:50:42.780 I'll

00:50:44.120 dive

00:50:44.400 straight

00:50:44.620 into

00:50:44.760 my

00:50:44.840 what's

00:50:45.440 this

00:50:45.760 beautiful

00:50:47.120 broadening

00:50:47.680 no

00:50:49.280 don't do

00:50:50.400 it

00:50:50.540 that's

00:50:50.900 right

00:50:51.180 Samson

00:50:52.800 is

00:50:52.960 foot

00:50:53.180 patrolling

00:50:53.540 Stelios

00:50:54.060 what order

00:50:55.520 is this

00:50:55.940 in

00:50:56.080 this

00:50:56.220 is

00:50:56.320 a bit

00:50:57.220 all over

00:50:57.580 the place

00:50:57.900 anyway

00:50:58.200 fine

00:50:59.820 in fact

00:51:00.360 maybe I'll

00:51:01.580 just maximize

00:51:01.920 I will start

00:51:02.760 my segment

00:51:03.160 in a minute

00:51:03.580 I'm just

00:51:03.920 fighting with

00:51:04.360 somebody

00:51:04.600 for the

00:51:04.940 here we

00:51:05.660 go

00:51:05.860 there we

00:51:06.140 go

00:51:06.300 I'll pop

00:51:07.300 that up

00:51:07.560 in a

00:51:07.640 right

00:51:07.880 okay

00:51:08.240 let's do

00:51:09.240 a proper

00:51:09.500 start

00:51:09.880 so in

00:51:12.500 the race

00:51:13.040 to assassinate

00:51:13.740 Donald Trump

00:51:14.540 it looks like

00:51:15.020 things are

00:51:15.380 getting competitive

00:51:16.080 because there

00:51:17.200 appears to be

00:51:18.100 five teams

00:51:19.700 competing for

00:51:20.680 the headshot

00:51:21.200 have you heard

00:51:22.740 about this

00:51:23.000 story

00:51:23.300 Matt Gates

00:51:24.540 casually dropped

00:51:26.000 it into an

00:51:26.540 interview the

00:51:27.020 other day

00:51:27.500 that there

00:51:29.220 are five

00:51:30.180 teams that

00:51:30.960 they know

00:51:31.380 of that

00:51:32.360 are all

00:51:32.860 competing to

00:51:33.880 assassinate

00:51:34.440 Donald Trump

00:51:35.240 so just

00:51:37.020 right off the

00:51:37.500 bat if

00:51:37.960 Donald Trump

00:51:38.380 is going to

00:51:38.600 be assassinated

00:51:39.240 who do we

00:51:40.900 reckon is

00:51:41.680 the most

00:51:42.020 likely culprit

00:51:42.660 well am I

00:51:46.040 allowed to

00:51:46.420 say the

00:51:46.680 CIA I

00:51:47.440 mean could

00:51:48.900 we say

00:51:49.340 that I

00:51:50.220 might have

00:51:50.740 to be a

00:51:51.020 little bit

00:51:51.300 careful with

00:51:51.840 how I

00:51:52.540 frame

00:51:53.220 if Dan

00:51:54.120 doesn't

00:51:54.400 come to

00:51:54.740 work next

00:51:55.300 week you

00:51:55.720 know what

00:51:56.160 happened

00:51:56.540 yes

00:51:56.900 let me

00:51:59.220 take you to

00:51:59.620 the comments

00:52:00.160 that he

00:52:00.480 made because

00:52:01.060 they're quite

00:52:01.720 remarkable

00:52:02.120 can we

00:52:02.440 play the

00:52:03.380 radio clip

00:52:05.680 that he

00:52:06.040 gave please

00:52:06.740 I am

00:52:08.520 starting to

00:52:09.000 get the

00:52:09.280 impression

00:52:09.680 that we

00:52:10.960 do not

00:52:11.360 have enough

00:52:11.800 force

00:52:12.120 protection

00:52:12.640 of

00:52:13.500 supporting

00:52:13.980 President

00:52:14.420 Trump

00:52:14.880 that we

00:52:16.020 ought to

00:52:16.300 have given

00:52:16.860 the threat

00:52:17.440 environment

00:52:17.920 I met

00:52:18.680 recently with

00:52:19.540 a senior

00:52:20.280 official at

00:52:20.780 the Department

00:52:21.160 of Homeland

00:52:21.580 Security who

00:52:22.780 said that

00:52:23.320 there are at

00:52:24.000 least five

00:52:24.940 known

00:52:25.640 assassination

00:52:26.680 teams in

00:52:27.920 the United

00:52:28.340 States right

00:52:29.060 now at least

00:52:30.060 three of which

00:52:30.620 are foreign

00:52:31.140 that are out

00:52:32.500 to kill

00:52:32.800 Trump and

00:52:34.060 with that

00:52:35.080 type of

00:52:35.620 activity

00:52:36.160 I don't

00:52:37.360 think we

00:52:37.700 should be

00:52:37.980 allowing people

00:52:38.640 to set up

00:52:39.680 for an

00:52:39.960 extended period

00:52:40.700 of time

00:52:41.240 and wait

00:52:42.540 to take

00:52:42.940 their shot

00:52:43.520 outside of

00:52:44.240 his golf

00:52:44.820 properties

00:52:45.340 or his

00:52:46.380 other

00:52:46.580 properties

00:52:47.060 I'm also

00:52:48.200 deeply

00:52:48.580 concerned

00:52:49.120 that the

00:52:50.100 second

00:52:50.640 attempted

00:52:51.540 assassin

00:52:52.120 was actually

00:52:53.460 encountered

00:52:54.340 at the

00:52:54.960 border

00:52:55.220 upon his

00:52:56.200 return to

00:52:56.620 the country

00:52:57.040 from Ukraine

00:52:57.880 and the

00:52:59.220 Customs and

00:52:59.740 Border Patrol

00:53:00.300 thought his

00:53:00.820 story was so

00:53:01.760 suspicious that

00:53:02.680 he was

00:53:02.960 recruiting

00:53:04.140 freedom

00:53:05.100 fighters all

00:53:05.900 over the

00:53:06.200 world to

00:53:06.860 go fight

00:53:07.720 in Ukraine

00:53:08.220 and when

00:53:08.680 they asked

00:53:09.200 him how

00:53:09.500 he was

00:53:09.780 financing

00:53:10.260 this he

00:53:11.260 said oh

00:53:11.540 well my

00:53:11.820 wife is

00:53:12.320 paying for

00:53:12.900 it and

00:53:13.840 that seemed

00:53:14.500 odd and

00:53:15.240 so the

00:53:15.880 CPP

00:53:16.320 officials

00:53:16.920 referred

00:53:17.900 Ryan

00:53:18.820 Rouse

00:53:19.200 to the

00:53:20.320 Department

00:53:20.660 of Homeland

00:53:21.040 Security's

00:53:21.840 investigations

00:53:22.760 unit to

00:53:23.960 determine

00:53:24.400 what was

00:53:25.240 going on

00:53:25.860 and they

00:53:26.820 declined to

00:53:27.740 even proceed

00:53:28.380 with an

00:53:28.760 investigation

00:53:29.260 they just

00:53:30.440 stopped

00:53:31.020 and let

00:53:32.400 the guy

00:53:32.660 in the

00:53:32.860 country

00:53:33.220 and we've

00:53:34.360 got a lot

00:53:34.640 of questions

00:53:35.040 about that

00:53:35.540 okay hold

00:53:36.200 on I got

00:53:36.900 a lot of

00:53:37.220 I never

00:53:37.880 heard any

00:53:38.140 of that

00:53:38.340 second part

00:53:38.780 or that

00:53:39.280 first part

00:53:39.800 what were

00:53:40.320 you saying

00:53:40.700 about these

00:53:41.240 five

00:53:42.240 assassination

00:53:43.020 teams

00:53:43.660 we are

00:53:45.200 aware of

00:53:45.660 at least

00:53:46.040 five teams

00:53:47.020 in country

00:53:47.860 that are

00:53:49.100 geared toward

00:53:50.680 killing Trump

00:53:51.300 and I think

00:53:53.100 you know

00:53:53.420 three of them

00:53:54.020 that we know

00:53:54.600 are foreign

00:53:55.320 in nature

00:53:55.800 two of them

00:53:56.440 we know

00:53:56.800 are domestic

00:53:57.380 in nature

00:53:57.960 and that

00:53:59.420 calls for

00:54:00.240 a force

00:54:00.660 protection

00:54:01.200 that we

00:54:02.000 do not

00:54:02.300 have around

00:54:02.820 the former

00:54:03.160 president

00:54:03.580 right now

00:54:04.220 where did

00:54:05.320 you who

00:54:06.060 were you

00:54:06.220 talking to

00:54:06.580 that talked

00:54:07.140 about this

00:54:07.540 a senior

00:54:08.720 department of

00:54:09.320 Homeland Security

00:54:09.940 official met

00:54:10.980 with me

00:54:11.460 said they were

00:54:12.480 aware of this

00:54:13.220 and were

00:54:13.660 concerned that

00:54:14.860 the secret

00:54:15.240 service was

00:54:16.420 not providing

00:54:17.360 sufficient

00:54:18.020 support

00:54:18.660 there was

00:54:20.300 this was

00:54:20.700 this like a

00:54:21.460 hearing or

00:54:21.880 was this like

00:54:22.280 in your office

00:54:22.880 this is in

00:54:23.800 my office

00:54:24.360 okay

00:54:24.940 now listen

00:54:26.880 congressman

00:54:28.080 I'm just

00:54:28.540 I'm just a

00:54:29.140 guy here

00:54:29.640 you know

00:54:29.880 I don't know

00:54:30.400 things

00:54:30.680 why are these

00:54:32.440 people

00:54:32.740 what why

00:54:33.380 what do we

00:54:34.100 do it

00:54:34.320 why are we

00:54:34.680 just having

00:54:35.020 assassination

00:54:35.500 teams walking

00:54:36.160 around

00:54:36.520 well one

00:54:38.160 reason

00:54:38.560 is because

00:54:39.700 when they

00:54:40.260 enter the

00:54:40.680 country

00:54:41.020 there was

00:54:41.380 insufficient

00:54:41.900 scrutiny

00:54:42.400 to stop

00:54:42.880 them from

00:54:43.220 doing so

00:54:43.740 right

00:54:44.620 I mean

00:54:45.020 you know

00:54:45.360 the three

00:54:45.920 of these

00:54:46.300 teams are

00:54:46.940 foreign

00:54:47.540 inspired

00:54:48.080 from my

00:54:48.580 understanding

00:54:49.140 Iranians

00:54:50.820 Ukraine

00:54:51.960 Pakistan

00:54:52.960 so there's

00:54:55.740 a lot to

00:54:56.040 unpack there

00:54:56.540 but that's

00:54:56.880 pretty extraordinary

00:54:57.480 a senior

00:54:59.160 official from

00:54:59.940 Homeland Security

00:55:00.700 has been

00:55:01.520 warning Trump

00:55:02.620 allies that

00:55:03.780 there are

00:55:04.080 five teams

00:55:05.260 operating that

00:55:06.280 they know

00:55:06.640 of in the

00:55:08.180 United States

00:55:08.820 with the express

00:55:09.340 purpose of

00:55:09.820 killing President

00:55:10.940 Trump

00:55:11.340 one thing that I

00:55:12.660 did find

00:55:13.040 interesting was

00:55:13.820 the guy who

00:55:14.520 was at

00:55:15.440 Trump's golf

00:55:16.120 course in

00:55:18.360 Florida

00:55:18.820 who the most

00:55:20.380 recent attempt

00:55:21.640 other than the

00:55:22.380 bomb one

00:55:22.880 which you

00:55:23.500 know disputes

00:55:24.220 about the

00:55:24.600 legitimacy of

00:55:25.260 that or not

00:55:25.600 I haven't

00:55:26.260 really looked

00:55:26.620 into it

00:55:26.980 recently

00:55:27.340 but that

00:55:28.660 guy I

00:55:29.220 thought he

00:55:29.540 was an

00:55:29.760 American

00:55:30.080 citizen

00:55:30.520 wasn't he

00:55:30.940 so why is

00:55:31.420 he coming

00:55:31.680 across the

00:55:32.120 southern border

00:55:32.560 at all

00:55:33.240 that seems

00:55:33.780 unusual

00:55:34.260 my understanding

00:55:35.880 was is that

00:55:36.580 he went off

00:55:37.080 to fight

00:55:37.640 in Ukraine

00:55:38.320 because he's

00:55:38.900 one of these

00:55:39.240 people who

00:55:39.600 actually really

00:55:40.160 believes in

00:55:40.660 the news

00:55:41.040 yeah I've

00:55:42.040 seen lots of

00:55:42.600 pictures of him

00:55:43.220 in Ukraine

00:55:43.960 flag regalia

00:55:44.940 and all that

00:55:45.380 stuff

00:55:45.720 they didn't

00:55:46.580 allow him to

00:55:47.800 join the ranks

00:55:48.520 that's right

00:55:49.200 they said he

00:55:49.840 was a bit

00:55:50.260 crazy

00:55:50.700 I was going to

00:55:53.640 mention this a

00:55:54.180 bit later but

00:55:54.900 we talk about

00:55:55.600 Ryan Ruth now

00:55:56.360 so apparently

00:55:57.660 he was inspired

00:56:00.200 to go and

00:56:00.580 fight for

00:56:01.140 Ukraine

00:56:01.660 and he was

00:56:04.220 so erratic

00:56:05.760 and crazy

00:56:07.700 that his own

00:56:09.160 colleagues reported

00:56:10.040 him to the

00:56:11.380 customs and

00:56:11.980 border protection

00:56:12.700 and also to the

00:56:15.020 FBI

00:56:15.380 and apparently

00:56:16.700 they heard

00:56:17.380 nothing back from

00:56:18.300 either organisation

00:56:19.200 they weren't

00:56:19.700 interested in

00:56:20.760 the strange

00:56:21.740 behaviour

00:56:22.140 just looking at

00:56:23.300 the guy I can

00:56:24.140 believe it to be

00:56:25.220 honest

00:56:25.300 and apparently

00:56:26.200 he was trying to

00:56:27.040 recruit Syrian

00:56:27.960 refugees to go

00:56:29.080 and fight in

00:56:30.280 Ukraine

00:56:30.840 so yeah

00:56:33.640 he also appeared

00:56:34.420 in Romania

00:56:35.100 in a Newsweek

00:56:37.120 network

00:56:38.260 saying that

00:56:39.320 he was trying

00:56:40.580 to fight

00:56:40.920 and it has

00:56:42.080 been disputed

00:56:42.840 because they're

00:56:43.260 saying that

00:56:43.700 they're not

00:56:44.160 allowing several

00:56:46.060 people to

00:56:46.740 fight

00:56:48.260 well yeah

00:56:48.800 the Ukrainian

00:56:49.340 government has

00:56:49.920 tried to

00:56:50.260 distance itself

00:56:51.440 quite extensively

00:56:52.680 because if it's

00:56:53.800 found to have

00:56:54.280 an association

00:56:54.840 with someone

00:56:55.220 who tried to

00:56:55.860 assassinate

00:56:56.920 Trump

00:56:57.200 well that

00:56:57.560 sort of

00:56:58.400 upsets the

00:56:59.480 nice conveyor

00:57:00.260 belt of

00:57:00.800 money and

00:57:01.280 weapons that's

00:57:01.920 going to

00:57:02.320 Ukraine

00:57:02.660 constantly

00:57:03.160 from the

00:57:04.080 western world

00:57:05.440 so are we

00:57:08.540 talking about

00:57:09.100 Ryan Ruth

00:57:09.740 now and

00:57:10.160 then talking

00:57:10.800 to

00:57:11.040 well yeah

00:57:11.480 if you've

00:57:12.640 got a point

00:57:13.300 about Ruth

00:57:13.740 yeah

00:57:13.980 no I mean

00:57:14.800 it's okay

00:57:15.180 just not

00:57:15.920 about Ruth

00:57:16.640 I wanted

00:57:17.300 to say

00:57:17.660 something

00:57:17.980 about the

00:57:18.680 Iranian

00:57:19.140 group

00:57:19.560 well yes

00:57:21.200 so I mean

00:57:21.680 we're talking

00:57:21.940 about that

00:57:22.320 so he highlights

00:57:23.760 five groups

00:57:25.020 two of which

00:57:25.600 are domestic

00:57:26.120 don't know who

00:57:27.220 they are

00:57:27.600 I mean

00:57:27.860 presumably the

00:57:28.320 CIA and

00:57:28.840 FBI

00:57:29.120 I'm not

00:57:29.820 entirely sure

00:57:30.480 but two

00:57:31.200 domestic groups

00:57:31.980 that they're

00:57:32.360 aware of

00:57:32.840 and the

00:57:33.480 three foreign

00:57:33.960 ones he

00:57:34.300 mentioned

00:57:34.660 was

00:57:35.140 what was

00:57:36.040 it was

00:57:36.380 Iranians

00:57:37.140 Ukrainians

00:57:38.040 and

00:57:38.560 Pakistan

00:57:39.220 now

00:57:40.580 the Iranians

00:57:41.840 I can sort

00:57:42.240 of believe

00:57:42.580 are their own

00:57:43.020 thing

00:57:43.420 any Ukrainian

00:57:44.560 team is going

00:57:45.340 to be a

00:57:47.420 western deep

00:57:48.080 state cutout

00:57:48.780 isn't it

00:57:49.240 since all

00:57:50.120 of their

00:57:50.340 operations are

00:57:51.080 basically western

00:57:51.700 deep state

00:57:52.300 well it's

00:57:53.120 interesting how

00:57:54.660 enmeshed a

00:57:56.860 lot of western

00:57:57.500 leaders are

00:57:58.200 with a lot

00:57:59.520 of the

00:58:00.220 financial aspects

00:58:02.000 to the Ukrainian

00:58:02.880 war I think

00:58:03.820 that's what I

00:58:04.200 can say

00:58:04.700 but they've

00:58:05.760 been using it

00:58:06.200 for money

00:58:06.480 laundering

00:58:06.880 yeah

00:58:08.420 yes

00:58:09.180 that's another

00:58:09.660 way of putting

00:58:10.080 it yeah

00:58:10.400 yes

00:58:10.920 so just to

00:58:12.300 get it out of

00:58:12.980 the way because

00:58:13.460 I think it's

00:58:13.900 the least

00:58:14.220 controversial one

00:58:15.000 the Iranian

00:58:15.500 one if my

00:58:16.240 memory doesn't

00:58:17.060 completely fail

00:58:17.780 me I think

00:58:18.380 that when

00:58:18.920 there was the

00:58:19.920 hit to

00:58:21.080 Ahmadinejad

00:58:22.340 not Ahmadinejad

00:58:23.440 the

00:58:24.200 the general

00:58:25.420 Soleimani

00:58:26.380 yes Soleimani

00:58:27.320 yeah yeah

00:58:27.660 I think I think

00:58:28.960 that there were

00:58:29.560 some people that

00:58:30.260 were who were

00:58:32.020 his supporters

00:58:32.660 who were very

00:58:33.800 adamant about

00:58:34.780 being after

00:58:35.880 Trump yes

00:58:36.760 going after

00:58:37.360 Trump so

00:58:37.920 I think that

00:58:39.060 that's pretty

00:58:40.260 out in the

00:58:40.720 open yeah

00:58:41.400 I mean

00:58:41.620 unless my

00:58:42.160 memory so

00:58:42.580 actually the

00:58:43.120 one that I'm

00:58:43.480 least bothered

00:58:43.940 about is the

00:58:44.800 Iranian ones

00:58:45.620 because fair

00:58:46.180 enough I mean

00:58:46.800 Trump did blow

00:58:47.540 up one of

00:58:47.880 their generals

00:58:48.400 and also Trump

00:58:49.520 maintained a

00:58:50.440 pretty hard line

00:58:51.380 on Iranian

00:58:52.440 sanctions whereas

00:58:53.720 as soon as

00:58:54.180 Biden came into

00:58:54.860 office he

00:58:55.320 basically well

00:58:56.960 took all of

00:58:57.580 the pressure

00:58:57.920 off Iran

00:58:59.360 they've still

00:58:59.940 officially got

00:59:00.660 sanctions but I

00:59:01.300 don't believe

00:59:01.620 they're being

00:59:01.920 enforced so I

00:59:03.340 can I can well

00:59:04.120 understand why

00:59:05.100 Iran wants to

00:59:08.000 see Kamalaaf and

00:59:09.100 not Trump win

00:59:10.480 the election so

00:59:11.280 so I don't

00:59:11.880 particularly have

00:59:12.460 a problem with

00:59:12.940 the Iranians

00:59:13.440 going after him

00:59:14.240 but the

00:59:15.260 Ukraine I

00:59:15.980 have a problem

00:59:16.720 in that I

00:59:17.240 don't want them

00:59:17.600 to I don't

00:59:18.360 want them to

00:59:18.680 succeed but I

00:59:20.120 kind of see at

00:59:21.440 least somewhat

00:59:22.080 legitimate that

00:59:22.900 they're kind of

00:59:23.300 doing that because

00:59:24.120 as soon as he

00:59:24.620 gets into office

00:59:25.220 he's going to

00:59:25.700 start blowing up

00:59:26.220 their generals

00:59:26.620 again so I

00:59:27.360 mean it's you

00:59:28.100 know it's a

00:59:29.020 bit bargy

00:59:29.460 bargy they've at

00:59:30.420 least got a more

00:59:31.120 traditional incentive

00:59:32.340 to engage yes

00:59:33.220 but the

00:59:34.700 Ukrainians I

00:59:36.060 mean they're

00:59:36.800 being run on

00:59:37.660 US taxpayers money

00:59:39.140 and they're

00:59:40.860 being directed by

00:59:41.620 the deep state

00:59:42.140 over here so

00:59:42.780 for them to be

00:59:43.440 trying to

00:59:43.720 assassinate Trump

00:59:44.580 is I mean I

00:59:45.940 was kind of

00:59:46.260 taking the piss a

00:59:46.800 bit as far as

00:59:47.260 I'm concerned

00:59:47.760 yeah well the

00:59:49.340 only reason

00:59:49.760 there's a

00:59:50.360 Ukraine is

00:59:51.060 because yeah

00:59:51.960 the West at

00:59:52.960 the minute and

00:59:53.900 then there's

00:59:54.220 Pakistan which

00:59:55.720 has interesting

00:59:57.740 links with

00:59:58.640 organizations like

00:59:59.640 the CIA so if

01:00:01.380 they're running

01:00:01.760 operations I

01:00:04.060 don't know it

01:00:04.360 just sounds to

01:00:04.840 me like the it

01:00:05.720 sounds to me

01:00:06.160 like the CIA

01:00:06.680 have got five

01:00:07.400 patsies that

01:00:08.120 they can pin it

01:00:08.740 on when

01:00:09.080 somebody actually

01:00:09.660 gets a job

01:00:10.120 done as

01:00:12.320 they would see

01:00:13.300 and to talk

01:00:14.700 about the

01:00:15.320 incentives here

01:00:16.380 because you're

01:00:16.880 bringing them

01:00:17.260 up and to

01:00:19.040 add a little

01:00:19.620 bit of context

01:00:20.160 to what you're

01:00:20.560 saying some

01:00:21.940 of the

01:00:22.120 intelligence

01:00:22.500 agencies do

01:00:23.340 have a very

01:00:24.560 strong incentive

01:00:25.340 to make

01:00:27.840 Trump a

01:00:28.660 political non

01:00:29.260 entity let's

01:00:30.040 say because

01:00:31.500 he's been

01:00:33.380 very vocal

01:00:34.140 about in his

01:00:34.780 criticism of the

01:00:35.520 organizations

01:00:36.080 pointed out

01:00:36.700 things that

01:00:37.080 they've done

01:00:37.540 that are

01:00:38.660 neither moral

01:00:39.240 nor technically

01:00:40.080 legal and

01:00:41.300 said that they

01:00:41.980 need to have

01:00:42.740 their power

01:00:43.360 cut back and

01:00:45.080 basically clear out

01:00:46.540 of lots of

01:00:47.600 people that are

01:00:48.340 corrupt look at

01:00:49.100 the Hunter Biden

01:00:49.840 story yes

01:00:50.640 which in the

01:00:52.520 run-up to the

01:00:53.020 2020 election

01:00:53.920 was covered up

01:00:56.360 under the pressure

01:00:57.160 of the intelligence

01:00:58.100 agencies it was

01:00:59.880 50 people yeah

01:01:01.880 went on the

01:01:02.760 record to say

01:01:03.640 that it was

01:01:04.120 Russian

01:01:04.440 disinformation

01:01:04.920 and we now

01:01:05.540 know that it

01:01:05.980 was entirely

01:01:06.560 true so

01:01:06.920 basically 50

01:01:07.600 senior intelligence

01:01:08.760 personnel all

01:01:09.780 bare-faced

01:01:10.720 lied in order to

01:01:11.960 try and stop

01:01:12.380 Trump getting

01:01:12.820 elected absolutely

01:01:13.760 and also I

01:01:16.180 looked at the

01:01:16.640 same information

01:01:17.300 that they looked

01:01:17.860 at to verify it

01:01:18.760 and it was so

01:01:19.680 obviously legitimate

01:01:21.000 my poor eyes by

01:01:22.580 the way that

01:01:23.620 there's no honest

01:01:25.380 mistake here if

01:01:26.920 you know a

01:01:27.540 journalist based in

01:01:28.580 Swindon can figure

01:01:29.480 out that yes

01:01:31.080 and 50

01:01:32.300 intelligence agency

01:01:33.460 people whose

01:01:34.160 sole job is to

01:01:35.080 verify this sort

01:01:35.880 of thing that's

01:01:37.420 obviously malfeasance

01:01:39.100 rather than

01:01:39.660 incompetence and

01:01:40.760 well of course I

01:01:41.980 mean Trump might

01:01:42.780 well end up

01:01:43.240 appointing RFK as

01:01:46.160 CIA director or

01:01:47.320 something similar to

01:01:48.360 that would be

01:01:48.820 wonderful yes and

01:01:50.100 but you know let's

01:01:51.420 say that they were

01:01:53.840 actually involved in

01:01:54.860 the assassination of

01:01:55.720 his father and

01:01:56.380 uncle you know you

01:01:57.940 can imagine how

01:01:58.680 desperate they would

01:01:59.380 be to stop Trump

01:02:00.480 winning and RFK

01:02:02.160 being put in the

01:02:02.920 head of this

01:02:03.280 organisation so

01:02:04.620 I mean there's

01:02:05.000 lots of people

01:02:05.600 with motives here

01:02:06.600 to try and do

01:02:08.880 this I'm showing

01:02:10.220 on the screen here

01:02:10.960 a Zero Hedge

01:02:11.940 article I've

01:02:12.460 already referred to

01:02:13.040 some of it with

01:02:13.840 this Ryan Roof

01:02:15.100 chap here the only

01:02:15.900 other thing that

01:02:16.340 I'll throw in there

01:02:17.060 is that there was

01:02:19.020 more in that

01:02:19.460 interview where

01:02:20.420 Gates was talking

01:02:22.280 about this and

01:02:22.720 he also made

01:02:23.200 reference to the

01:02:25.300 Pakistani plot

01:02:26.540 which could be in

01:02:27.540 relation to the

01:02:28.280 Pakistani man

01:02:29.340 arrested on July

01:02:30.360 12th because he

01:02:32.220 tried to hire a

01:02:33.820 undercover FBI agent

01:02:35.500 to assassinate

01:02:36.120 Donald Trump

01:02:36.740 that's a bit of a

01:02:37.820 giveaway isn't it

01:02:38.760 yes just a little

01:02:40.100 bit I don't know

01:02:41.020 why the FBI

01:02:42.060 arrested him for

01:02:43.100 that I mean maybe

01:02:44.220 because you know

01:02:45.100 we've already got

01:02:45.580 plans in the world

01:02:46.220 maybe he's a CIA

01:02:47.080 guy and so yes

01:02:48.420 yeah something like

01:02:49.840 that I should

01:02:52.520 quickly mention at

01:02:53.360 this stage of the

01:02:54.420 of the segment that

01:02:55.520 we are looking for a

01:02:56.540 production administrator

01:02:58.100 there's lots of

01:02:59.760 fantastic things

01:03:00.860 about this job

01:03:01.560 you get to be in

01:03:02.300 Swindon and you

01:03:03.440 get to work with the

01:03:04.200 likes of us and you

01:03:06.240 administrate the

01:03:07.380 production stuff

01:03:08.540 here are the

01:03:09.900 responsibilities if you

01:03:10.740 want to read them

01:03:11.200 pause the video and

01:03:12.680 then resume it once

01:03:13.980 you've read them

01:03:14.560 obviously if you'd like

01:03:15.320 to work with us do

01:03:16.880 get in touch I quite

01:03:19.280 liked this clip from

01:03:21.460 let's just play the

01:03:22.160 first few seconds of

01:03:22.960 this of Trump after

01:03:24.260 the was it the

01:03:25.560 second assassination

01:03:26.400 attempt what are

01:03:27.740 two things you do

01:03:28.420 to stay healthy

01:03:29.160 well I used to play

01:03:31.760 golf a little bit

01:03:32.600 that gave me so I

01:03:33.480 don't know but it

01:03:34.380 seems to be quite a

01:03:35.240 dangerous sport in

01:03:36.280 retrospect

01:03:36.780 I'll just leave it

01:03:39.280 there yes that

01:03:40.100 that that amused me

01:03:42.540 his reaction to this

01:03:43.900 if you follow the

01:03:46.300 Gates interview the

01:03:47.600 one that I played a

01:03:48.220 little bit of earlier

01:03:49.240 a very interesting

01:03:52.040 comment is made about

01:03:53.620 the Secret Service

01:03:54.540 potentially having a

01:03:55.600 mole in it I won't

01:03:59.000 go back to the

01:03:59.520 recording but he but

01:04:00.480 he says I have

01:04:01.860 Republican colleagues

01:04:02.860 who have not ruled

01:04:03.800 out a mole inside the

01:04:05.080 Secret Service of

01:04:06.900 providing information

01:04:08.020 about points of

01:04:08.860 vulnerability such as

01:04:10.220 for example when he's

01:04:11.260 golfing and there's

01:04:12.360 only a chain link

01:04:13.140 fence between you

01:04:14.880 know you and the

01:04:15.640 security yeah there's

01:04:16.300 there's a very obvious

01:04:17.220 need here to ramp up

01:04:18.700 his security well above

01:04:19.760 even that of a normal

01:04:21.780 president because of

01:04:23.460 course two attempts

01:04:24.520 in very short space

01:04:25.560 of time news of

01:04:26.960 more it's pretty

01:04:27.860 obvious that he's a

01:04:28.720 high priority target

01:04:30.640 for lots of

01:04:31.220 assassins well I

01:04:32.680 remember watching

01:04:33.600 something I think

01:04:35.740 was on the Secret

01:04:36.300 Barristers channel or

01:04:37.340 something like that

01:04:38.040 where he was speaking

01:04:39.380 to a guy who had a

01:04:41.420 had a nice property

01:04:42.360 I think it was in

01:04:42.980 Scotland or something

01:04:43.560 and there was going to

01:04:44.020 be a world leaders

01:04:44.780 event nearby and it

01:04:47.260 was fairly remote but

01:04:48.240 there was still a

01:04:48.680 couple of houses

01:04:49.300 around there and

01:04:50.680 they went to each of

01:04:51.600 these houses and

01:04:52.720 offered the people

01:04:54.040 there £40,000 to

01:04:57.000 move out for a week

01:04:57.960 just because they

01:05:01.160 could have a better

01:05:02.000 security perimeter

01:05:03.320 I'd like to live

01:05:04.480 there that sounds

01:05:05.380 great yeah I'd

01:05:06.280 imagine these houses

01:05:06.900 are probably quite

01:05:07.420 expensive and and he

01:05:08.720 said that and the

01:05:09.920 guy that he was

01:05:10.520 speaking to didn't

01:05:12.280 actually take the

01:05:13.060 £40,000 he decided

01:05:14.860 to stay in his house

01:05:15.660 for the week yeah

01:05:17.320 what and and his

01:05:18.740 wife opened an

01:05:19.500 upstairs window at

01:05:20.340 one point and

01:05:21.120 within 30 seconds

01:05:22.560 there was a sniper

01:05:23.840 team at the door

01:05:24.700 banging on the door

01:05:25.540 wanting to know why

01:05:26.260 the window was open

01:05:27.000 so this is the level

01:05:28.540 of security that

01:05:29.560 the Biden gets

01:05:31.560 but with Trump

01:05:33.120 there's clearly a gap

01:05:34.340 and with Trump's

01:05:36.320 golf assassination

01:05:38.940 attempt a lot of

01:05:40.900 people say that it

01:05:41.640 was a spontaneously

01:05:42.600 organised event

01:05:44.160 right that's what

01:05:46.140 makes a lot of

01:05:47.060 people particularly

01:05:47.920 worried that there

01:05:49.820 may have been

01:05:50.680 information from the

01:05:51.740 inside yeah I

01:05:53.580 don't think it was

01:05:54.600 spontaneous because

01:05:55.640 he had all of the

01:05:56.540 gear ready to go

01:05:57.560 didn't he and he

01:05:58.220 was waiting in a

01:05:58.980 specific spot for a

01:06:00.360 specific time no I

01:06:01.600 don't mean that he

01:06:02.220 spontaneously manifested

01:06:03.480 in a golf course

01:06:04.420 just saying that in

01:06:05.840 his schedule yeah he

01:06:08.000 oh I see yeah

01:06:09.560 decided last minute

01:06:10.760 oh I see what you're

01:06:11.820 saying yeah yeah

01:06:12.400 so the thing that

01:06:13.220 the assassin wasn't

01:06:14.300 spontaneous it was

01:06:15.040 Trump no no no

01:06:15.680 spontaneous okay yeah

01:06:17.260 and and and how how

01:06:18.940 would how would he

01:06:19.620 know to go there

01:06:20.320 so yeah I mean I

01:06:21.520 just read on more

01:06:22.560 of this so so he

01:06:23.280 said he's got he's

01:06:24.240 got colleagues who

01:06:24.860 have not ruled out a

01:06:25.540 mole inside the

01:06:26.120 secret service and

01:06:27.740 and and Gates says

01:06:28.540 I've not seen

01:06:29.020 evidence of that

01:06:29.580 myself but my

01:06:31.700 very very smart

01:06:32.380 colleagues have

01:06:33.820 looked at the

01:06:34.320 anomalies in the

01:06:35.180 fact pattern here and

01:06:35.980 are seeing something

01:06:36.620 he says more likely

01:06:38.200 there was such a

01:06:40.020 disdain for Trump

01:06:41.140 and such a desire to

01:06:43.240 diminish him with

01:06:44.160 these agencies giving

01:06:45.240 him less protection

01:06:46.180 and having him

01:06:47.600 surrounded by a

01:06:48.380 bunch by not having

01:06:49.460 him surrounded by a

01:06:50.180 bunch of strong men

01:06:50.960 that appear authoritative

01:06:51.900 in nature that there

01:06:53.260 is a type of virtueing

01:06:54.720 signal signaling to

01:06:55.920 drain protective

01:06:56.740 resources away and

01:06:58.060 it's tolerated because

01:06:59.640 in their heart of

01:07:00.280 hearts they don't much

01:07:01.260 like Trump that

01:07:03.460 sounds about right

01:07:04.180 I mean that sounds

01:07:04.860 that sounds entirely

01:07:05.780 reasonable but then I

01:07:06.880 wouldn't rule out the

01:07:07.740 the mole either to be

01:07:10.100 honest sadly now

01:07:11.720 Trump is having to we

01:07:14.100 can play this without

01:07:15.180 we don't need sound

01:07:15.940 for it

01:07:16.380 it's like the Pope

01:07:18.880 with a little box

01:07:20.260 yeah but he he has to

01:07:22.100 give his his talks now

01:07:24.140 behind bulletproof glass

01:07:25.760 which I have mixed

01:07:26.660 feelings about because

01:07:27.520 obviously it's not quite

01:07:28.420 as great for the people

01:07:29.920 attending because you

01:07:30.760 get a sheen reflecting

01:07:32.100 off this glass and it's

01:07:33.000 not quite as personal

01:07:34.100 but then on the other

01:07:35.420 hand I'm very pleased

01:07:36.300 because there are five

01:07:38.500 teams trying to

01:07:40.080 assassinate I think also

01:07:41.220 I think I would rather

01:07:42.900 he be alive yes than

01:07:44.540 getting a slightly

01:07:45.980 better view in the

01:07:48.340 rally yes I'm supporters

01:07:50.680 because in the first

01:07:51.820 assassination attempt two

01:07:52.940 people died well yes

01:07:54.340 that yeah it keeps the

01:07:55.220 supporters safer as well

01:07:56.040 because if there's

01:07:56.520 another one and there's

01:07:57.720 it misses again someone

01:07:59.380 two people died

01:08:00.160 including the shooter

01:08:01.380 so I don't think he was

01:08:02.740 necessarily okay yeah

01:08:03.700 I'm talking about

01:08:04.760 James Coppin Haven

01:08:05.980 I mean but several other

01:08:07.100 people were quite

01:08:07.740 seriously wounded as

01:08:08.540 well as that

01:08:09.760 I mean bulletproof glass

01:08:11.920 for political events

01:08:13.060 never I think it was

01:08:13.840 Obama that was the

01:08:14.760 first one to do it

01:08:15.620 I remember I remember

01:08:16.320 hearing about it like

01:08:17.160 15 years ago that

01:08:18.240 they were putting Trump

01:08:19.020 behind so Obama behind

01:08:20.920 bulletproof glass my

01:08:22.220 reaction at the time was

01:08:23.360 well yes I appreciate

01:08:25.620 he's black but he's not

01:08:26.240 going to shoot anyone

01:08:26.860 surely but but you

01:08:29.160 know then it kind of

01:08:29.940 went away for a while

01:08:30.940 Biden clearly doesn't

01:08:34.860 need any bulletproof

01:08:35.900 glass when he goes

01:08:36.580 anywhere because nobody

01:08:37.240 turns up to his events

01:08:38.200 anyway well time's

01:08:41.180 going to do what an

01:08:42.120 assassin would do

01:08:42.720 anyway and well yes

01:08:43.800 give it about five

01:08:44.520 minutes yeah it has to

01:08:45.480 be a very fast bullet to

01:08:46.420 be old father time

01:08:47.220 there camel laugh

01:08:47.940 doesn't do events at

01:08:48.920 all and and and Trump

01:08:51.360 of course you know

01:08:52.220 ditched it but has been

01:08:53.420 forced to forced to have

01:08:54.620 it back again

01:08:55.200 Gates even though he sort

01:09:01.060 of just dropped it into

01:09:02.000 that interview having

01:09:02.840 given that interview he

01:09:03.940 then decided that he was

01:09:04.920 really going to run with

01:09:05.780 it and so he repeated

01:09:06.720 this on other shows he

01:09:09.280 mentioned it again on

01:09:10.720 the on his Twitter feed

01:09:11.660 as we as we saw here he

01:09:14.020 even mentioned it on his

01:09:15.060 website he wrote an

01:09:15.860 article on his website

01:09:16.860 saying that yeah basically

01:09:20.000 there were there are five

01:09:20.880 teams Ukrainians Pakistanis

01:09:24.160 and Iranians as well as

01:09:25.320 two domestic teams are

01:09:26.600 hunting for Trump which

01:09:29.640 which is which is a little

01:09:30.640 bit worrying after this came

01:09:33.620 out if you notice the date

01:09:34.820 on this stuff a couple of

01:09:35.940 days later because we

01:09:36.800 really started to push

01:09:37.980 this a couple of days

01:09:38.840 later if I found that if

01:09:40.780 you put Matt Gates into a

01:09:42.900 search engine and look at

01:09:44.380 the news tab you get

01:09:46.060 dozens and dozens of

01:09:47.820 variations of this article

01:09:50.500 which popped up following

01:09:54.320 this so so all of a sudden

01:09:56.060 loads of media media

01:09:57.940 organizations have dug out

01:09:59.920 this story which is which

01:10:02.340 date back to 2017 so what's

01:10:04.120 that seven years ago

01:10:05.080 apparently seven years

01:10:06.100 ago Mr. Gates attended a

01:10:08.780 party which included wild

01:10:12.040 drug and sex fueled I

01:10:15.440 just googled it and yeah all

01:10:18.220 the articles are just yeah

01:10:20.020 and they all appeared two

01:10:21.500 days ago two days after he

01:10:22.860 started making a fuss about

01:10:23.860 this it's almost like he's

01:10:25.460 getting at something when the

01:10:27.000 media runs a smear job all

01:10:29.260 at the same time normally

01:10:30.920 there's a common point of

01:10:31.940 origin and and which

01:10:33.200 groups have that level of

01:10:36.060 reach that all all media

01:10:39.000 outlets left or right all

01:10:40.880 run the same story at the

01:10:42.060 same time might potentially

01:10:43.800 be the same organization

01:10:45.820 that did in wartime which

01:10:47.700 would be yes intelligence

01:10:48.880 agencies well and the way

01:10:50.440 that I found this course is

01:10:51.760 is you know I didn't know

01:10:53.280 about this story because it

01:10:54.300 doesn't have any cut through

01:10:55.180 because I mean and and the

01:10:56.600 interesting thing is when you

01:10:57.480 read down to the bottom of

01:10:58.560 this article is it will say

01:11:01.180 something along the lines

01:11:02.320 of the DOJ looked at the

01:11:05.660 allegations and decided not

01:11:07.300 to pursue them right now the

01:11:08.700 Department of Justice under

01:11:09.780 Biden and who's that awful

01:11:11.060 guy who runs it I forget now

01:11:13.600 but that that that wormy guy

01:11:15.520 who runs it they will go after

01:11:18.300 a Republican for basically

01:11:19.660 anything so if even Biden's

01:11:23.820 Department of Justice is not

01:11:25.340 touching this then whatever the

01:11:27.120 allegation whatever the problem

01:11:28.380 is here clearly it doesn't

01:11:29.560 stand up to much well the

01:11:30.700 thing is that if they did

01:11:31.760 pursue that and he was found

01:11:33.120 innocent and they can't run

01:11:34.180 with the story but if they

01:11:35.300 don't investigate yes good

01:11:36.560 point it's it's still able to

01:11:38.680 stick a little bit isn't it

01:11:39.800 yes yes quite um interestingly

01:11:42.420 um Jack Posobiec um after

01:11:45.600 hearing this um because I mean

01:11:47.440 he he's got a background in

01:11:48.940 military I think it was naval

01:11:50.000 intelligence or something wasn't

01:11:51.120 he so big um but he's been

01:11:54.140 gathering information on this and

01:11:55.880 he's saying that you know this

01:11:56.980 story is entirely legit um and

01:11:59.260 he's gathering a lot of

01:12:00.160 information on it himself so it's

01:12:02.060 a new story so I I would

01:12:03.580 imagine that in the next week or

01:12:06.480 so uh Posobiec or others will be

01:12:09.060 publishing more details on this

01:12:10.960 but you know I just think it's

01:12:12.420 extraordinary that there were

01:12:13.780 five teams hunting Trump three of

01:12:17.320 them run by foreign governments one

01:12:19.680 of which is supposed to be an ally of

01:12:21.500 the United States and you know you're

01:12:24.140 learning about this for the first

01:12:25.220 time on the Lotus Eaters and not the

01:12:28.360 mainstream media um yes which is um

01:12:32.120 uh which is which is rather

01:12:33.820 extraordinary now why might you need

01:12:38.260 five assassination teams well this is

01:12:42.060 um this is the polling as it stands

01:12:44.400 at the moment I've used Nate Silver

01:12:46.380 um because apparently a lot of people

01:12:48.080 think that he's good at this sort of

01:12:49.240 stuff I don't really have an opinion

01:12:50.700 on that but fine okay let's say he is

01:12:52.440 uh it's looking like a Trump solid win

01:12:57.240 maybe even landslide territory well

01:13:00.180 there's there's not really much

01:13:01.360 enthusiasm amongst the democratic

01:13:03.060 base is there I mean their best bet

01:13:05.260 was leaving the border open so they

01:13:07.120 can get lots of new Americans to vote

01:13:08.920 for them but even so I think that what

01:13:13.060 has happened to America following Biden

01:13:15.920 assuming office has been a disaster

01:13:18.780 and anyone who has a functioning pair of

01:13:21.640 eyes and ears can tell that yes but I

01:13:24.340 mean but this lead if that's accurate

01:13:26.420 let's say the result comes like in like

01:13:28.580 that on election night that leaves

01:13:30.160 Kamilov 44 electoral vote short so that

01:13:34.100 means she's going to need to um you know

01:13:37.740 delay the count and cheat in Ohio Georgia

01:13:41.320 and Arizona but she's not going to do

01:13:43.420 that is she Dan oh yeah uh yeah sorry

01:13:47.440 we're on YouTube so so I mean obviously

01:13:49.040 you know America has completely secure

01:13:53.040 elections yes that you can never read

01:13:55.440 yes to be fair um yes it the mail-in

01:13:58.860 voting push has has gone right down like

01:14:02.320 the the requests for mail-in ballots are

01:14:04.920 down like 85 percent from 2020 yes so that

01:14:09.520 seems like a change in the way things are

01:14:12.620 going to go yes that's what we can say

01:14:15.300 yes quite but uh the open border is

01:14:17.980 important let's just say that as well

01:14:19.600 um after I think it was the second

01:14:21.700 assassination attempt uh Harris put out

01:14:24.140 this tweet I've been briefed on reports

01:14:25.900 of gunshots fired near former President

01:14:27.800 Trump and his property in Florida I am

01:14:29.880 glad he is safe you clearly not are you

01:14:33.360 I mean you clearly not because you're

01:14:34.740 going to lose to this man um I'll come

01:14:37.560 back to that looking at the swing states

01:14:40.580 so these are the these are the key swing

01:14:44.000 states that she needs to sort of get

01:14:45.620 over the line Arizona with his 11

01:14:49.000 electoral college votes Trump has a has a

01:14:52.640 is Trump has a lead of 70 percent he's

01:14:56.360 got 70 percent of Arizona Georgia is

01:14:58.560 another one that Camel Laugh is going to

01:15:00.200 need Trump 64 percent North Carolina

01:15:04.640 Trump is at 64 percent um and you have

01:15:09.660 to get all the way down to Pennsylvania

01:15:10.960 where Trump is 50.5 percent now

01:15:13.360 Pennsylvania has got 20 electoral votes

01:15:15.700 but 50.5 that's cheatable uh sorry

01:15:20.400 YouTube that is um what's the term

01:15:23.900 fortifiable that's fortifiable uh but

01:15:26.940 it's only 20 votes um and Nevada is 50.1

01:15:30.320 in favor of Trump and that's only got six

01:15:32.120 electoral votes it's going to be quite

01:15:33.260 difficult to fortify um I'll end on this

01:15:36.760 note because I think Scott Adams is

01:15:38.160 exactly right on this he says keeping

01:15:39.920 Trump alive and thwarting um

01:15:43.260 fortification including the lawyering is

01:15:46.020 the entire election and he's absolutely

01:15:48.280 right all the rest of it is basically

01:15:49.840 decided at this point how people are

01:15:52.040 going to vote you know that's done

01:15:53.980 that's not an issue we don't need to

01:15:55.380 worry about that it's purely keeping

01:15:58.260 Trump alive and stopping the election

01:16:01.740 being rigged that's the whole game at

01:16:04.380 this point

01:16:04.760 all right I'll leave it there unless

01:16:08.920 we've got any dear lord you're trying

01:16:10.440 to get us kicked off of YouTube

01:16:11.500 well Dan come on what did I say was

01:16:15.400 wrong there

01:16:15.960 14 election rigging

01:16:19.140 I thought it was all right

01:16:23.580 all right um uh bald eagle says the u.s

01:16:28.600 postal service also said it would be

01:16:30.100 impossible to deliver mailing ballots in

01:16:32.080 time to be counted for the presidential

01:16:33.860 election we'll just post them earlier

01:16:36.320 then if you want them to be counted

01:16:37.520 um cavil knight says josh don't insult

01:16:41.120 yourself by calling yourself a journalist

01:16:42.900 you're above the rot why thank you

01:16:44.540 scott guy says this as Dan pointed out

01:16:48.160 in a segment before is sarcastic

01:16:50.060 terrorism yes uh they've made Trump

01:16:52.320 such an ultimate evil that people

01:16:53.620 feel this is okay yeah but we've got

01:16:54.980 we've got professional state level

01:16:56.520 actors doing it now apparently um

01:16:58.780 sean says uh thoughts uh would mention

01:17:02.560 homeland security had all fbi cia and

01:17:06.020 secret service um do anti-trump

01:17:08.320 questionnaires to be hired look it up

01:17:10.100 it's true oh okay blimey that's not

01:17:13.320 good and bald eagle says the cia is

01:17:15.540 going to pin any successful attempt

01:17:16.900 on iran uh yes absolutely right as a

01:17:19.920 way to distract people yep yep

01:17:21.740 agree with that all right other

01:17:26.240 commentary should we go to the chat is

01:17:28.840 actually pointing out something true

01:17:31.180 that youtube is supposedly less worried

01:17:34.460 about accusations of rigging the

01:17:36.480 election this time around which suggests

01:17:38.300 to me that they're using other means

01:17:41.600 yeah oh no i've read youtube guidelines

01:17:44.900 they they don't have a issue with you

01:17:47.500 talking about rigging in the u.s it's

01:17:50.660 only germany and brazil at the moment

01:17:52.740 they have an issue with which suggests

01:17:54.840 that germany and brazil were rigged

01:17:56.820 yes

01:17:57.220 but we're not on youtube now so i can

01:17:59.120 say it now

01:17:59.560 right let's go to the video comments

01:18:02.340 we can't hear them

01:18:08.440 either that or scotty is very quiet in the

01:18:12.240 horror podcast the magnus archives the

01:18:13.940 antagonist is an unknowable cosmic horror

01:18:15.680 which feeds on fear and is divided into

01:18:17.300 14 aspects each broad facet of fear

01:18:19.340 including the stranger fear of the

01:18:20.820 uncanny and the spiral fear of the mind

01:18:22.720 and senses being deceived these are

01:18:24.740 unequivocally the villains and why is the

01:18:27.020 stranger felt trans path

01:18:28.460 okay that's obviously silly i can't

01:18:31.640 imagine many trans people look at the

01:18:32.940 monsters and think that mentally

01:18:34.240 handicapped deceitful murderous freak is

01:18:36.160 literally me

01:18:36.960 the monster of the spiral is loki

01:18:39.660 literally me lol

01:18:41.140 why do they literally always identify

01:18:44.180 with evil

01:18:44.940 it's like them trying to humanize the

01:18:48.460 orcs in the new rings of power series

01:18:50.220 isn't it

01:18:50.680 so two things good point second rule

01:18:53.620 please don't do voices again

01:18:54.740 slightly disturbing

01:18:56.880 i didn't expect it

01:18:59.980 but no thanks for the video comment

01:19:02.320 oh it doesn't have any sound

01:19:09.140 oh but it's lovely it's a silent

01:19:10.880 cows

01:19:11.480 who is this one

01:19:12.260 a texas gal

01:19:13.460 that cow's got a straw in its mouth

01:19:15.620 that's an extra country cow

01:19:17.120 yes

01:19:17.760 just needs a little straw hat as well

01:19:19.740 i enjoyed that

01:19:22.740 i like cows they taste delicious

01:19:26.240 well on the subject of p diddy much as i like the idea of perverts rapists and nonces being sent to prison to enjoy both full dance cards and full orifices

01:19:37.740 does anyone find it odd that the diddler has been doing this for years in a career field known for this sort of activity

01:19:44.600 is this a warning shot to others who might try to leave the leftist plantation

01:19:49.600 keep in mind that lbj the president not the mexican blowjob famously said i'll have those voting democrat for the next 100 years

01:20:00.060 well i think it's interesting that p diddy used the same method that jeffrey epstein used in recording his blackmail victims and we've not seen any of the clips from epstein i'm very very very interested to see if any of the footage from the p diddy stuff is going to be exposed

01:20:20.060 because i get the impression that p diddy's a lower rung of the ladder than epstein was

01:20:25.000 in this pedophile ring that seems to be connected because there are overlapping uh people in both

01:20:32.300 i'm just looking up that mexican blowjob that you referred to because i've not heard of that before

01:20:36.860 carry on

01:20:38.920 all right guys listen to these cameras this is my digital camera

01:20:44.960 pretty loud here is my film camera

01:20:50.400 i got this for that reason and also because it doesn't require any electricity to function in its film

01:20:57.300 and the reason i got that is because i wanted to hunt skinwalkers

01:21:01.080 and as we know paranormal things tend to drain batteries this doesn't require it

01:21:06.240 i'm sane

01:21:07.640 well i look forward to your video comment when you've got

01:21:12.340 uh a horrible monstrous skinwalker just like here

01:21:15.860 what is a skinwalker

01:21:17.300 it's a sort of modern american myth that it

01:21:21.400 it takes it's like a creature or a monster that takes the form of things i think so anyway

01:21:26.660 uh shapeshifter

01:21:28.360 but they yeah it's a type of harmful creature in navajo culture that can change into possess or

01:21:36.160 disguise themselves as animals there you go it's not the same thing as a harmful witch

01:21:41.960 it's not the same thing as a streetwalker then

01:21:43.960 well that's a crime in america isn't it a jaywalker

01:21:48.680 but but these are legal

01:21:49.900 um i think they're monsters so there's no legislation on them i'm afraid

01:21:56.060 all right fine okay

01:21:57.460 okay is that all the video comments samson

01:22:00.440 yeah

01:22:00.600 okay we're on to

01:22:02.980 oh we got some other comments as well

01:22:05.480 um cycle for prayers congress election keck level info

01:22:09.200 tomorrow for the uk going to be on what are the odds episode on people

01:22:12.980 pundit rum channel

01:22:14.780 there are lots of sentence fragments there but i get the gist of what you're saying

01:22:18.720 um if the democrats get the house reps they have already

01:22:21.620 um have a plan to disqualify trump and prevent him from taking office

01:22:25.620 uh rat skin states it on a podcast

01:22:28.800 uh house races um need to be looked at heavily

01:22:33.680 that's true as well

01:22:34.860 you know getting the presidency is only one part of it right

01:22:39.460 you also want the legislature as well

01:22:42.320 otherwise you're not going to be able to do very much

01:22:44.280 right we got some comments there are some general ones

01:22:47.140 um nicholas valentine says was that a citizenship ceremony today

01:22:52.300 for my missus she's really pleased and proud to be a british citizen no joke

01:22:55.780 one of the oaths she has to make mentions upholding freedom of speech and

01:22:59.440 upholding people's right to an opinion

01:23:00.800 there was more but those two really stood out to me as tutu kia starlin

01:23:04.500 not only has the audacity to in uh inhibit these same rights um we are

01:23:10.020 apparently meant to protect but is doing so while shamelessly and openly lining

01:23:13.140 his pockets at the taxpayer's expense

01:23:14.700 treason used to get the rope but now it gets a golden handshake

01:23:17.780 yes it does indeed

01:23:19.120 stewart beresford you can read this one stelios

01:23:22.480 stelios looks the best well dressed waiting for the check

01:23:26.220 yeah you've got to pay him now

01:23:27.640 that's a compliment don't count as donations

01:23:31.380 he's waiting for the check stelios

01:23:33.480 and a stelios always pays his debts

01:23:35.940 always

01:23:37.120 david farugia says i'm predicting lots of wet

01:23:40.400 hang on hang on hang on

01:23:42.420 thank you david but maybe we shouldn't read that one

01:23:45.520 oh it's but it's complimenting you dan

01:23:49.100 well yes i mean it's it's it's it's true

01:23:52.140 it's gonna make us feel bad

01:23:54.220 yeah dan's just considerate of our

01:23:58.680 yeah that's what it is

01:23:59.720 so for the corruption kevin fox says if you think kia and labor's popularity has dropped now

01:24:03.680 wait until the budget and watch it plummet to the seventh ring of hell

01:24:06.620 well that's where they belong

01:24:08.020 um sophie live says this is just the government going we investigated ourselves and found no corruption isn't it

01:24:13.000 and when they do find corruption conveniently it's from their political enemies that is actually calling them out for their corruption

01:24:18.480 yes

01:24:19.140 basically what your segment showed is that in those countries the current ruling elite is aligned with the media

01:24:26.380 funny that should we go to your comments

01:24:30.340 uh yeah there are many today so lancelot says that's perfect irony right there the french keeping the lights on in germany

01:24:39.340 uh maria manzi says german greens have since the night 1980s been the founding of the description melons

01:24:47.620 green on the outside red on the inside i was posed yes because they're just so leftist just

01:24:55.300 they hate society i was posted in the military to berlin for two and a bit uh years

01:25:02.580 two and a yeah two and a bit years in the early 80s where i saw this firsthand

01:25:06.500 yeah it's so it's just they're just communists i think

01:25:09.540 i might go back to some of the comments here um because i did skip over a fair few so the wigan

01:25:18.660 survivalist says as someone who works in financial services i can confirm with dan that we cannot

01:25:22.380 accept gifts under any circumstance which is true i mean i did but don't say that and faux pas says

01:25:31.220 vip suites at football games or other events may provide a convenient place to coordinate further favors

01:25:36.100 under the cover of a leisurely outing hence why the nature of the event might not matter at all

01:25:41.300 yeah keir starmer is really into his football otherwise isn't he and uh do you want to read some of your

01:25:48.700 assassination comments yes uh bleach demon says the attempts on trump are like trying to spark a lighter

01:25:54.260 inside a room full of petrol more than just singed eyebrows will result yeah i don't know i don't know

01:26:00.940 i mean they managed to get away with stealing an election last time when people turned up to protest

01:26:05.220 they just threw them all in jail and the right just accepted it so i i honestly don't know what

01:26:11.140 would happen if they did assassinate trump i think they might actually get away with it i don't know

01:26:16.720 well i think it'll be one of those ones just like there'll be if it does happen there'll be a guy

01:26:22.620 who's a lone wolf and uh we we have no idea i will investigate and sort of just bury it and you know

01:26:29.400 investigated ourselves and found ourselves innocent yeah well you know how the investigations go i mean we

01:26:34.340 still don't know anything about that kid from the first one do we apart from the fact that he was

01:26:37.660 the only 17 year old in the world to not have a social media account or to ever post it online

01:26:42.380 what do we know about the um i'll go about the las vegas shooting i mean all of these there are plenty

01:26:47.980 of questions to be asked about yes they they all just sort of disappear um rb says have you uh all seen

01:26:54.300 anything about the apparent chemical gas attack at the trump rally over the weekend people near the stage

01:27:00.340 had symptoms such as temporary blindness difficulty breathing and skin irritation no i hadn't i hadn't

01:27:07.360 heard about that no i was uh unplugged from the news over the weekend is because i mean there are

01:27:13.460 methods of assassination where you can sort of give binary compounds to people um over two exposures

01:27:21.680 that only kill you if you've been if you've been exposed twice so you couldn't yeah here we go

01:27:28.080 suspected chemical attack leaves trump supporters with mysterious eye injuries it's not impossible

01:27:33.700 that that was stage one of a multi-stage toxin so that they can only get people who were present at

01:27:40.400 both the first and the second event whenever the second event is and the second event could be him

01:27:45.100 um you know handshaking a guy with a with a compound on his hand or you know being handed a folder

01:27:51.260 things you only need to look at what was done to try and kill castro i mean exploding cigars and

01:27:56.600 all sorts of things and they didn't have a fraction of the options they got these days oh yeah i mean

01:28:02.120 if if you're an intelligence agency trying to kill someone you're sport for choice aren't you there

01:28:06.220 are so many different ways that they can kill someone and make it look like natural causes and

01:28:09.520 trump being quite an old man yeah you know it's they could say well what if he suddenly had a heart

01:28:15.660 attack and if they really need to shoot down his plane yeah there's lots of ways they can go after

01:28:20.300 him um rb says have you all seen anything about the apparent oh that was the yeah there was a

01:28:25.820 hector x says the donald deadpool has started um az desert razz says uh why would the would-be

01:28:33.100 assassin cross the southern border because it's easy yes fair enough george happ says um assassination

01:28:39.500 team a that sounds pretty official with three letter agencies are arresting people for having lego sets

01:28:45.660 well they did didn't they um but they can't or more accurately don't want to stop organized

01:28:51.200 assassinations uh trump should rely on private security yeah that's the thing it's like i think

01:28:55.900 eric prince of blackwater has offered to provide the security i'm not quite sure why he wouldn't i

01:29:01.800 mean i think he's probably got a first-rate security team himself um but i hope he's making full use of

01:29:07.060 it i think he should just bolster his ranks even if it's ever so briefly in the run-up to the election

01:29:12.400 with donations you can afford the cost of that i mean having to do it yourself is pr in and of

01:29:20.120 itself and worth the the value purely based on the pr if it also means he actually makes it to the

01:29:25.940 election then even better because of course he's saying look at what the the state is doing to me

01:29:31.060 i'm having to pay for my own security to stay safe that would be excellent pr and i'm surprised he

01:29:36.220 hasn't done i mean i'd imagine there's advantages to having the secret services there because presumably

01:29:41.040 they get access to the other the private that's true yeah they're legally allowed to do certain

01:29:45.920 things that private security might not i think yeah that's my understanding of it anyway i've not

01:29:50.060 looked into in great detail but there is a uh uh rumble thing to to end on uh that one is uh for

01:29:58.940 your segment i believe if if they do manage to pew pew trump i think it will be peak demoralization

01:30:05.240 followed by a new charade a new character who will be far more intense than trump similar to caesar

01:30:10.640 showing up after others you know sulla presumably yeah yeah i mean that that could be it i mean

01:30:16.720 trump is actually quite moderate yeah there could be a lot more fire and brimstone the millennial

01:30:24.020 version of trump will not be anywhere near as constrained as trump is that's true and what a

01:30:31.020 point to end the podcast on but uh thank you very much for watching and uh make sure to tune in same

01:30:36.520 time tomorrow and goodbye

01:30:38.220 you

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 23, 2024

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1006

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