The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

00:00:00.240 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters episode 1085. I'm your host Parry, joined today by Bo.

00:00:07.660 We were supposed to be having Josh on as well, but he's not feeling particularly great right now.

00:00:12.260 So it's just a two-man show right now, although to be fair, we are the best presenters anyway.

00:00:17.160 So you're getting a treat right here.

00:00:19.420 The most based. Broadly recognised as the most based.

00:00:22.900 Well, I'm not one to toot my own horn, but yes. Yes, clearly.

00:00:26.600 And today we're going to be talking about the insane numbers of illegal immigrants in London and across the rest of the country. 1.00

00:00:33.760 Trump's confrontations with Putin, which I'm interested to learn about.

00:00:37.340 And I don't want to make light of the story, because it is tragic, a young girl died.

00:00:43.140 But the Nashville shooter that happened yesterday, Solomon Henderson, looking into what happened there,

00:00:48.840 and the absolutely absurd, ideologically confused manifesto that he released,

00:00:56.300 while just recognising that maybe teenagers and children shouldn't have access to the internet.

00:01:02.180 Maybe they shouldn't. That's my takeaway from the story, because this man was insane and terminally online.

00:01:07.920 We also should remind everybody that it is Common Sense Crusade at 3pm later today.

00:01:13.740 So if you're a subscriber to the website, tune in for that to see what Calvin is going to be talking about.

00:01:19.040 Anything you'd like to say before we start?

00:01:21.200 Well, just most people are aware that there's the sentencing of that Southport guy.

00:01:25.120 Yes.

00:01:25.760 But we're not going to talk about that today.

00:01:28.200 No, we're not talking about it today. It's going on as we speak.

00:01:31.560 We have been watching a little bit of it on the news as it's been going on.

00:01:34.720 We've seen that Ruda Cabana has been shouting and heckling. 0.90

00:01:39.080 I just want to let our audience know we're not ignoring it.

00:01:41.820 It's happening as we speak. So tomorrow, perhaps.

00:01:46.300 Yes, we'll probably cover that tomorrow, because it looks like he's doing everything that he can to try and slow down the process

00:01:51.720 or get a reset time for it by just causing a nuisance of himself.

00:01:58.380 But, you know, hopefully they throw him away and lock away the key.

00:02:01.460 What I would like to have done to him is probably illegal for me to say.

00:02:06.640 And with that, let's talk about the news.

00:02:09.020 And can you believe it? They're talking about illegal immigration again.

00:02:12.640 I know. It's exactly what you tune into the podcast to listen to.

00:02:15.980 It's a bunch of British blokes whining about how the country is going to pop,

00:02:20.280 mainly because of legal and illegal immigration.

00:02:22.820 Let's never forget that legal immigration is the source of the largest number of people coming to this country

00:02:28.620 who should have no right to come here in the first place.

00:02:31.300 They can't assimilate. They will not integrate. 0.98

00:02:33.380 They cause chaos. They cause violence. They cause crime.

00:02:35.940 They cause all sorts of problems.

00:02:37.460 So I want that highlighted right away.

00:02:39.360 We need closed borders.

00:02:40.700 But, yes, illegal immigration is also a massive problem with this country,

00:02:45.680 particularly in regards to this latest study that has come out that's been publicised by The Telegraph,

00:02:51.980 which has revealed that up to 1 in 12 immigrants, 1 in 12 people in London, is an illegal immigrant.

00:03:00.960 That's a huge number.

00:03:02.520 So for a start, it's probably more than that.

00:03:04.180 And then, as you just said, the illegal immigrant side is just the half of it, or not even close to the half of it.

00:03:10.460 Yeah.

00:03:10.600 So, in actual fact, as bad as that sounds, the real situation is way, way, way worse.

00:03:17.140 You can go around whole parts of London and not see a single white face,

00:03:21.180 and then loads of other parts where there's one or two.

00:03:23.780 And the majority of those people got in legally.

00:03:25.420 That doesn't make it right.

00:03:27.360 Yeah, right, yeah.

00:03:27.920 That doesn't make it right that the capital city of England should be somewhere that is minority English. 0.91

00:03:35.100 It just goes back to that thing John Cleese said quite a while ago that it's not an English city anymore,

00:03:40.400 or a British city, whatever he said.

00:03:42.160 And he caught a ton of flack for that.

00:03:44.460 But simply a statement of fact, even then.

00:03:46.800 Oh, yeah.

00:03:47.220 I mean, it's one of the better things that he's said, because he suffers from terminal TDS

00:03:50.920 and a number of other liberal ailments.

00:03:53.580 So, at least he got that right.

00:03:56.400 So, we can at least, you know, give him a little round of applause for that.

00:03:59.060 But according to this study, sorry, a previously confidential report that the Telegraph managed to get their hands on,

00:04:07.280 London is home to as many as 585,000 illegal migrants, which is equivalent to 1 in 12 of the city's population.

00:04:15.960 Now, what they got this from was a study commissioned by Thames Water,

00:04:20.460 and the Telegraph managed to get hold of it through a freedom of information style law for the environment.

00:04:26.120 So, they put in some request using that law, and were able to get a hold of this.

00:04:30.940 I have seen some people trying to poo-poo this study by saying,

00:04:34.980 well, you can't trust Thames Water, they're not a government agency.

00:04:37.760 I would argue you can trust them far more than you can a government agency

00:04:42.700 to be able to accurately try to estimate these things,

00:04:46.600 because Thames Water, unlike most government services, actually provides a service.

00:04:51.460 And they need to have practical figures by which they can determine,

00:04:57.220 okay, how much water are we going to need to supply to the city?

00:05:00.680 And to do that, they might need to have an estimate of how many people are in the city.

00:05:04.200 They compare that against records of who's in the city,

00:05:07.420 and they see, oh, well, actually, according to this, what we've got,

00:05:11.640 So, the lowest amount of illegal migrants there may be in London is 390,355,

00:05:18.800 and the highest of their estimates is 585,000, as stated.

00:05:24.780 Although, again, that might still be underselling it.

00:05:29.400 An insane number, let's be clear.

00:05:31.460 Yeah, either way.

00:05:32.320 An insane number.

00:05:33.120 Yes, of people who got into the country illegally,

00:05:37.220 have not been detained, not been sent back home,

00:05:40.400 causing problems in the local communities by changing them irrevocably,

00:05:44.600 and similarly going into, who knows, the black market, the illegal...

00:05:48.960 They might be delivering your takeaway this weekend.

00:05:51.720 Delivery or just eat?

00:05:53.360 Yes.

00:05:54.180 The, well, the global vagrant economy.

00:05:57.740 Or just simply part of some sort of organised crime, one way or another.

00:06:01.300 Yeah, and part of the horror of the whole thing is that

00:06:04.340 London is supposed to be a city that can be a home to people,

00:06:08.720 specifically the home of English people,

00:06:12.140 and it's just been turned into a city of global vagrants and welfare recipients. 0.68

00:06:18.440 There's this thing that the population that was already there

00:06:21.940 just pushed out to places like Essex and Kent.

00:06:26.920 Yeah.

00:06:27.300 Just pushed out.

00:06:29.380 If it happened to...

00:06:30.260 Displacement.

00:06:30.620 If it happened to non-white cultures, they'd call it an ethnic cleansing.

00:06:34.340 Yeah.

00:06:35.300 But I guess it doesn't count because they're English 1.00

00:06:37.380 and they did bad things in the past, supposedly, like civilisation.

00:06:41.840 Some sort of bloodless or near-bloodless ethnic cleansing. 0.51

00:06:44.840 Yeah.

00:06:45.160 Yeah.

00:06:45.540 As some sort of intergenerational revenge.

00:06:53.220 But the point you made, I thought, was really interesting.

00:06:56.040 You can actually trust the numbers given out by Thames Water more than you can in the Home Office.

00:07:01.420 Yeah, I would trust what Tesco says, for example.

00:07:04.480 Well, similarly, this is confidential as well.

00:07:06.640 So this was something that was circulating within Thames Water,

00:07:09.260 because I assume people in charge of it said,

00:07:11.100 we need to know how many people we're servicing.

00:07:13.260 Yeah.

00:07:14.020 And so we won't release these to the figures.

00:07:16.520 The Telegraph managed to get hold of them.

00:07:18.140 But the Home Office didn't really collect this data for a very, very long time of how many illegal immigrants there are in the country.

00:07:25.640 I still don't think they hold that data.

00:07:27.680 They do collect data on how many illegal boat crossings there are,

00:07:31.700 people coming over on the boat crossings now.

00:07:33.520 But they only started doing that in, what, 2018 anyway?

00:07:35.980 Because the government services have political reasons,

00:07:40.020 being that they are part of the government,

00:07:42.020 to cover up these figures, hide these figures, even if they do know them.

00:07:45.880 And even then, I've heard word from inside of the civil service anyway,

00:07:51.220 that most of the time they don't keep track of these and don't know.

00:07:53.880 Well, to be fair, part of the nature of it is that you'll never have a perfect figure.

00:08:00.040 That's sort of the nature of illegal migrants, 1.00

00:08:01.860 is that they're off the grid in all sorts of ways.

00:08:04.400 So it will only ever be an estimate.

00:08:06.840 Yeah, I trust Thames Water or Sainsbury's or Tesco's,

00:08:09.620 they would actually know.

00:08:11.320 Their estimates will actually be something approaching accurate.

00:08:16.820 It's similar to when you've had companies look into the amount of phone contracts there are in the country

00:08:23.200 and maybe the amount of sewage that's being produced by the country as well.

00:08:27.560 These kind of outside-of-the-government metrics that people have used

00:08:31.300 have been able to estimate that there is a huge number of people in this country

00:08:36.000 who shouldn't be, even outside of what government figures we do get

00:08:39.480 regarding how many people cross over on the boats.

00:08:41.740 Because it's not just the people crossing over on the boats,

00:08:43.900 it's people overstaying their visas and people getting into the country in other ways as well.

00:08:48.320 Because you hear stories about where, say, a lorry driver will get pulled over

00:08:52.060 and he'll have just a mass of people in the back of the lorry as well,

00:08:55.960 human trafficking that way.

00:08:57.500 So most of what we hear about the boats, again, is just a drop in the water.

00:09:01.080 Lots of people come over on flights from India or wherever really, Nigeria,

00:09:07.520 whatever it is, just come over on an aeroplane

00:09:09.280 and they haven't got a visa or any sort of paperwork.

00:09:12.320 They'll just stick around.

00:09:13.720 Proper paperwork.

00:09:14.540 And just like all the other cases, they're just not deported for whatever reason.

00:09:20.440 Loads and loads of people, apparently like Heathrow and Gatwick,

00:09:22.760 just have that sort of stuff going on all the time.

00:09:26.320 It's not really surprising.

00:09:27.880 And it does spread out elsewhere as well.

00:09:30.300 It carries on to saying here that when other areas outside of London

00:09:33.120 covered by Thames water are included, such as Henley, Guildford, Reading, Swindon,

00:09:37.440 hello there, and Newbury, the range for the number of illegal migrants

00:09:40.960 rises to between 415,000 and 623,000.

00:09:46.320 And that's just in that greater London area down in the south, the southeast.

00:09:51.840 A Thames water spokesman has said regarding this,

00:09:54.860 water companies have a regulatory obligation to undertake a water balance,

00:09:58.480 which includes understanding how much water our customers use on a per person basis

00:10:01.880 and how it's distributed across our supply area.

00:10:05.320 Analysis to estimate hidden and transient populations

00:10:08.620 is carried out by an independent firm of consultants

00:10:11.160 who draw from publicly available sources, including census surveys

00:10:14.440 and published academic research.

00:10:16.680 Thames water played no part in the writing of the report,

00:10:19.400 and the conclusions drawn are those of an independent firm

00:10:22.280 that carried out the research.

00:10:23.220 So that's even more reason to be able to say

00:10:25.180 that this was an independent firm working on behalf of Thames water

00:10:29.660 who were doing it for business and regulatory reasons.

00:10:32.500 There was no reason to assume that this would be some kind of political manoeuvre by them,

00:10:38.820 given that they, by the looks of it,

00:10:40.240 weren't intending to release these figures in the first place.

00:10:43.460 And carries...

00:10:44.400 Yeah, a fairly trustworthy source, basically.

00:10:46.380 Yeah, pretty much, from everything that I can tell here.

00:10:49.080 The Home Office, they go on to say,

00:10:50.720 do not publish any comprehensive data

00:10:53.060 estimating the number of illegal migrants in the UK.

00:10:55.620 And as I said, only since 2018 has it produced figures

00:10:58.360 on the number of illegal channel migrants reaching the UK.

00:11:02.060 However, there have been unofficial estimates by insiders over the years.

00:11:06.500 In 2019, David Wood, a former Director General of Immigration Enforcement,

00:11:10.520 said illegal immigration was probably running at around 150,000 a year.

00:11:15.440 And presumably that means arrivals,

00:11:18.140 or people who cross from legal into an illegal status.

00:11:22.900 The report cites Home Office calculations

00:11:24.420 that between 150,000 to 250,000 foreign nationals

00:11:27.660 fail to return to their home country each year.

00:11:30.900 It also cites estimates by Migration Watch

00:11:32.980 that there is a net addition to the population

00:11:34.620 of 70,000 irregular migrants a year,

00:11:37.660 owing to visa overstays, illegal arrivals, and failed asylum seekers.

00:11:41.840 Again, that's just ridiculous, isn't it?

00:11:44.140 Failed asylum seekers.

00:11:45.440 You've come here, you've gone through the process,

00:11:47.740 bugger off, no, you don't get the right to stay here.

00:11:50.780 But also, we're not going to pick you up.

00:11:54.620 We're not going to put you on a flight.

00:11:56.140 We're not going to put you on a boat and take you home,

00:11:58.180 or just get you across the channel

00:12:00.440 so that somebody else can take you home.

00:12:02.440 No, just make sure that if you feel like it,

00:12:05.520 if you feel like it, you can go home.

00:12:07.700 70,000 there, just again, just a giant, giant number.

00:12:10.520 That's why I don't really buy the argument.

00:12:14.140 Carl has said it a number of times,

00:12:15.940 other people we've had on the show say it,

00:12:17.820 that if you just sort of close the borders,

00:12:20.340 stop the bleeding, just imagine that,

00:12:22.220 just that alone, just stop the borders,

00:12:24.120 just close the borders,

00:12:25.780 then after a few years go by,

00:12:28.820 the trickle of people that go home

00:12:30.360 means that, that naturally go home,

00:12:32.660 means that the problem would sort of solve itself.

00:12:37.140 I don't buy that at all.

00:12:38.160 You have to thoroughly incentivise them to go home

00:12:41.680 by forcefully sending a lot of them home

00:12:44.240 when they shouldn't be here.

00:12:45.680 Some do go home, of course, of their own volition,

00:12:49.160 but I would have thought the vast majority,

00:12:51.080 most of them won't.

00:12:52.240 That's not enough.

00:12:52.880 You have to actually deport them.

00:12:55.020 Yes.

00:12:55.400 I mean, we saw just today,

00:12:56.900 or perhaps it was yesterday,

00:12:57.920 I didn't see the time on the tweet,

00:12:59.120 but Rupert Lowe has finally said,

00:13:02.560 mass deportations are needed.

00:13:04.260 Not just deportations.

00:13:05.660 He just said,

00:13:06.380 mass deportations are required.

00:13:08.860 Boom.

00:13:09.620 Thank you.

00:13:10.200 There you go.

00:13:10.780 Prince Rupert, finally.

00:13:12.740 You've got to normalise it.

00:13:14.040 It's not just re-migration,

00:13:15.820 which is also a great term to use,

00:13:17.420 don't get me wrong,

00:13:18.420 but mass deportations.

00:13:20.520 There are millions of people in this country

00:13:23.460 who should not be here

00:13:24.940 and who make the country worse

00:13:26.660 by their presence.

00:13:28.020 So, yeah, we need to be getting

00:13:29.960 all of these people

00:13:30.960 and basically taking them home.

00:13:34.480 Getting them out of the country.

00:13:36.600 Because, again,

00:13:37.160 70,000, 150,000, 250,000,

00:13:40.600 that's not as much as the legal migration numbers

00:13:43.940 that we've been experiencing

00:13:44.820 over the past few years,

00:13:46.140 but it all adds up.

00:13:47.600 It all adds up massively.

00:13:49.780 And you're right.

00:13:50.280 If we were to just close the borders

00:13:51.660 and expect to trickle out,

00:13:53.020 well, guess what?

00:13:53.500 The living standards that a lot of them have here,

00:13:55.720 especially when they're basically not policed

00:13:57.860 and allowed to work in illegal job markets,

00:14:00.540 are still higher, presumably,

00:14:03.220 than if they were to go home.

00:14:04.640 And similarly,

00:14:05.640 you have people like that,

00:14:07.480 what's it,

00:14:08.200 Mohamed Hijab,

00:14:09.420 the YouTuber,

00:14:10.640 who's posted saying things like,

00:14:12.100 even if we were to close the borders

00:14:13.540 at the moment,

00:14:15.020 just on birth rates alone by 2050,

00:14:17.860 the Muslim population of the UK

00:14:19.760 would be a very, very large block

00:14:22.720 of the population.

00:14:24.540 So that's all the more reason

00:14:26.320 to just get them out of the country.

00:14:28.040 The gloating smugness of it.

00:14:30.280 I mean, don't get me wrong.

00:14:31.520 The hubris.

00:14:32.520 It'll be an incredibly dysgenic population 1.00

00:14:35.340 that I don't think will pose overall much of a threat

00:14:38.400 if they decided to do anything.

00:14:41.360 But, still,

00:14:42.860 given the political circumstances

00:14:44.540 that we live under,

00:14:45.640 they would be protected by the state.

00:14:47.600 The same way that the grooming gangs

00:14:49.340 had, for all intents and purposes,

00:14:51.800 been protected by the state

00:14:52.960 for decades

00:14:54.020 before any of it came out

00:14:55.740 into the mass public consciousness.

00:14:58.160 So,

00:14:58.840 all the more reason

00:14:59.800 for Rupert to be saying

00:15:01.060 mass deportations,

00:15:02.000 and again,

00:15:02.440 it is wonderful

00:15:03.120 that he is a sitting MP,

00:15:04.540 a standing MP,

00:15:05.200 who is normalising

00:15:07.860 this kind of dialogue.

00:15:09.820 That's great,

00:15:10.840 as far as I'm concerned.

00:15:12.660 Most of one man

00:15:13.440 Overton window mover.

00:15:15.840 Yeah, well,

00:15:16.380 if it can get into the parliament

00:15:18.880 for people to start talking about this,

00:15:20.880 that's good.

00:15:21.860 That's good,

00:15:22.540 as far as I'm concerned.

00:15:23.800 The report carries on to say,

00:15:25.840 this is the migration watch one,

00:15:27.860 in the Telegraph article,

00:15:29.660 notes that there are

00:15:30.840 an estimated further

00:15:31.700 160,000 legal migrants

00:15:34.060 who are working illegally

00:15:35.520 in the UK economy.

00:15:37.640 So, yeah,

00:15:38.040 even if they're here legally,

00:15:39.180 even if they're allowed to be here,

00:15:40.360 oh, there'll be a net benefit

00:15:41.180 while they're still working illegally.

00:15:43.320 I don't know what that means,

00:15:45.160 exactly what that entails,

00:15:47.060 but I don't like the sound of it.

00:15:49.140 In total,

00:15:50.300 there is estimated to be

00:15:51.300 more than 1 million

00:15:52.380 illegal immigrants in the UK,

00:15:53.780 with 60% of those in the capital.

00:15:55.460 Now, I still think

00:15:56.140 that's a massive underestimation.

00:15:57.780 That is certainly,

00:16:00.300 the sort of figures

00:16:01.200 that we've been reading out just then,

00:16:03.180 however many thousand overstay visas,

00:16:05.900 however many thousand

00:16:06.980 just get over here in the first place,

00:16:11.200 that has to be

00:16:12.340 a massive underestimate.

00:16:13.880 But still,

00:16:14.740 a million,

00:16:15.480 far too many.

00:16:16.680 Far too many,

00:16:17.500 huge number.

00:16:18.200 Just the evidence

00:16:19.600 of your own eyes and ears,

00:16:21.000 every city and town

00:16:22.040 up and down this country,

00:16:23.720 almost,

00:16:24.920 is

00:16:25.240 flooded with

00:16:27.760 brimming over

00:16:28.260 with people

00:16:29.100 that are obviously

00:16:29.920 freshly here.

00:16:34.380 It's not even

00:16:35.160 somewhere like Swindon,

00:16:36.300 and anyone who's foreign

00:16:37.300 or American,

00:16:37.960 say you've got a big American audience,

00:16:39.180 you might not know,

00:16:40.700 Swindon's in the West Country.

00:16:42.940 Okay,

00:16:43.140 it's not like,

00:16:43.980 you can sort of imagine

00:16:45.080 that somewhere like London,

00:16:47.220 it sort of makes sense

00:16:48.760 that lots of people

00:16:49.460 would go there,

00:16:50.680 or even any big city,

00:16:52.180 perhaps,

00:16:53.140 somewhere like Birmingham

00:16:54.220 or Manchester

00:16:55.040 or something,

00:16:55.680 you sort of,

00:16:56.260 okay,

00:16:57.060 well,

00:16:57.760 but no,

00:16:58.100 even small towns,

00:16:59.360 Swindon's actually

00:16:59.800 quite a small place.

00:17:01.200 It's in Wiltshire,

00:17:02.320 it's in the West Country,

00:17:03.140 it's like,

00:17:03.500 why would you ever...

00:17:03.760 Wiltshire,

00:17:04.080 known as a very nice county.

00:17:06.460 Yeah,

00:17:06.680 just,

00:17:07.320 just,

00:17:08.280 there's no reason

00:17:08.940 for them,

00:17:09.660 for there to be

00:17:10.220 loads and loads

00:17:10.780 of sub-Saharan

00:17:12.340 African migrants

00:17:13.300 or Indian migrants,

00:17:14.340 loads and loads of them.

00:17:15.440 Or the Pakistanis as well. 0.96

00:17:16.640 Or whatever it is.

00:17:17.340 And we've got an entire road,

00:17:19.900 we've got an entire road,

00:17:21.720 which is Little Pakistan,

00:17:22.940 isn't it?

00:17:23.460 Yeah,

00:17:23.800 yeah.

00:17:24.060 And then you start to see

00:17:25.040 all of these migrant businesses

00:17:27.260 pop up across market towns,

00:17:29.620 like small Tudor market towns

00:17:31.360 across the countryside,

00:17:32.740 and you say,

00:17:33.140 why are you here?

00:17:35.140 When you came to England,

00:17:36.900 I assume you wanted to live in

00:17:38.240 London,

00:17:38.980 Birmingham,

00:17:39.780 Manchester,

00:17:40.960 how have you ended up

00:17:42.260 in a small market town?

00:17:43.680 Which government agency

00:17:45.060 put you here?

00:17:46.260 I often wonder that

00:17:46.940 when you see someone,

00:17:48.280 some,

00:17:48.620 let's say,

00:17:49.780 some sub-Saharan African,

00:17:51.540 and they're wearing

00:17:52.000 the African garb,

00:17:53.760 and they're talking

00:17:54.820 on their phone

00:17:55.460 in their African dialect.

00:17:56.300 As loud as possible.

00:17:57.300 In their African dialect,

00:17:58.120 in the middle of the day,

00:17:59.000 when you should be at work,

00:18:00.660 and you think,

00:18:02.000 how did you end up

00:18:03.160 in Wiltshire?

00:18:06.440 How is that?

00:18:07.780 You've never even heard

00:18:08.780 of Wiltshire.

00:18:09.420 Yeah,

00:18:09.600 you don't know,

00:18:10.140 you don't know Wiltshire.

00:18:12.200 It's so alien,

00:18:13.600 it's truly alien,

00:18:14.980 and nobody wants this,

00:18:16.600 it's not in anyone's interest.

00:18:19.080 Not even their interest,

00:18:20.260 really.

00:18:21.240 No,

00:18:21.420 but they're here anyway.

00:18:22.980 And again,

00:18:23.620 there's a lot of reasons

00:18:24.640 to believe that these

00:18:25.400 are underestimates

00:18:26.740 and figures,

00:18:27.380 because according to this,

00:18:29.100 again,

00:18:29.320 migration experts

00:18:30.000 suggested that the figures

00:18:30.860 could be an underestimate

00:18:31.900 as some of the underlying data

00:18:33.440 dates from 2017.

00:18:35.420 Right.

00:18:35.660 So that was well before

00:18:37.160 the Boris wave,

00:18:38.080 which was the largest

00:18:40.160 influx of migration

00:18:41.340 over a short-term period

00:18:42.520 that this country

00:18:43.120 has ever experienced.

00:18:44.880 So the Boris wave

00:18:46.000 is not even counted

00:18:47.280 in any of this.

00:18:49.480 And again,

00:18:50.220 there's a lot of problems.

00:18:51.440 The Telegraph,

00:18:52.300 as they say,

00:18:52.940 previously revealed

00:18:53.660 accusation that the NHS

00:18:54.780 is giving undocumented migrants 0.92

00:18:56.340 priority for appointments

00:18:57.920 at A&E.

00:18:58.560 Why not?

00:19:00.960 Why not?

00:19:02.040 Oh, okay.

00:19:02.880 You're here illegally. 0.98

00:19:04.460 You hate us.

00:19:05.720 You want to hurt us.

00:19:07.100 You've managed to get yourself

00:19:08.180 into some sort of problem

00:19:09.220 that means you're in A&E.

00:19:10.420 Come straight through.

00:19:11.680 Come straight through.

00:19:12.520 You know,

00:19:12.700 who knows who else

00:19:13.340 is waiting there

00:19:14.000 who's been here,

00:19:14.820 pays the taxes,

00:19:15.620 yada, yada, yada.

00:19:16.300 You come straight through.

00:19:17.720 The Home Office,

00:19:18.600 regarding all of this,

00:19:19.480 said,

00:19:20.120 well,

00:19:20.400 this government

00:19:20.980 is strengthening

00:19:21.560 global partnerships,

00:19:22.920 that's what I want to hear,

00:19:23.760 global partnerships,

00:19:24.840 and rooting out

00:19:25.500 the criminal gangs

00:19:26.140 who profit from

00:19:26.780 small boat crossings

00:19:27.720 which threaten

00:19:28.240 lives.

00:19:28.900 We've also removed

00:19:29.800 16,400 illegal

00:19:32.000 migrants in just 1.00

00:19:33.000 six months,

00:19:33.720 the highest figure

00:19:34.600 in half a decade,

00:19:35.880 making it clear,

00:19:36.600 even if that's true,

00:19:38.260 and I have every reason

00:19:39.220 to believe that

00:19:39.820 a Labour Home Office

00:19:40.820 would want to

00:19:41.740 snub those numbers

00:19:43.740 just a little bit,

00:19:44.940 make them seem

00:19:45.480 a bit bigger than they are,

00:19:47.040 yeah,

00:19:47.760 that's nowhere near enough.

00:19:49.320 Yeah, right, yeah.

00:19:49.900 Ten times that amount

00:19:51.220 isn't enough.

00:19:52.880 Yeah.

00:19:53.000 Ten times that amount.

00:19:53.840 It needs to be

00:19:54.420 30 times that amount,

00:19:56.120 50 times that amount,

00:19:57.400 100 times that amount.

00:19:59.300 I've said before,

00:20:00.440 there should be,

00:20:03.160 and I think it was

00:20:03.820 in the Reform Manifesto,

00:20:05.900 but if someone like me

00:20:07.300 said it,

00:20:07.700 it's beyond the power,

00:20:08.420 but nonetheless,

00:20:09.380 a whole new

00:20:10.920 government department,

00:20:12.060 an entirely new

00:20:12.860 government department,

00:20:14.160 take all of this

00:20:14.900 out of the hands

00:20:15.740 of the Home Office.

00:20:16.500 The Home Office

00:20:16.900 is not fit for purpose,

00:20:18.620 it's been completely

00:20:19.480 subverted,

00:20:20.160 so make an entirely

00:20:21.500 new department,

00:20:22.920 staff it with

00:20:23.540 actual patriots,

00:20:25.580 and it's a department

00:20:26.860 for remigration,

00:20:28.460 or deportations,

00:20:29.300 whatever you want to call it,

00:20:29.940 I don't care what you call it,

00:20:31.460 and it would do the job

00:20:34.180 that something like

00:20:34.980 Bull de Force should do,

00:20:36.420 or the immigration

00:20:38.160 department should do.

00:20:40.480 That is what would be

00:20:41.700 necessary.

00:20:42.600 And actually,

00:20:43.060 and now,

00:20:43.680 of course,

00:20:44.140 the lefties,

00:20:44.920 or the liberals

00:20:45.460 of this world,

00:20:46.400 will say,

00:20:47.460 well,

00:20:47.780 that is just

00:20:48.500 like the Gestapo

00:20:49.440 or whatever,

00:20:49.940 they'll just say,

00:20:50.780 that is just

00:20:51.820 beyond the pale,

00:20:52.720 you're going round

00:20:53.240 and rounding people up.

00:20:55.180 Yes,

00:20:55.560 yes,

00:20:56.180 yeah,

00:20:56.400 yeah,

00:20:56.700 go round and round

00:20:57.700 people up who

00:20:58.540 aren't supposed to be here,

00:21:00.440 and if they've got

00:21:01.020 dependents,

00:21:01.920 round them up with them,

00:21:02.720 yeah,

00:21:02.820 don't want to break up

00:21:03.340 any families,

00:21:04.400 heaven forbid,

00:21:05.780 so the whole extended

00:21:06.520 family can go back

00:21:07.480 to their country of origin.

00:21:08.400 The Tom Herman solution,

00:21:09.040 yes.

00:21:09.300 And sometimes they say,

00:21:10.920 oh,

00:21:11.020 but these people

00:21:11.580 haven't got any documentation,

00:21:13.020 so you don't know

00:21:13.540 what their country of origin is.

00:21:15.300 Well,

00:21:15.420 that's their problem.

00:21:16.120 Well,

00:21:16.260 they're held then,

00:21:18.420 effectively on remand,

00:21:19.360 until they tell you

00:21:20.140 what their country of origin is,

00:21:22.040 and then you send them

00:21:23.200 back to their country of origin. 1.00

00:21:24.540 Yes,

00:21:24.860 against their will,

00:21:25.740 if it needs be,

00:21:26.460 yeah.

00:21:26.920 They came here

00:21:27.560 against our will,

00:21:28.780 they can go back

00:21:29.420 against theirs.

00:21:30.520 And I don't care

00:21:31.900 what names,

00:21:32.660 what slings and arrows

00:21:33.420 are thrown at me

00:21:34.080 or anyone like me

00:21:34.840 for saying these sorts of things,

00:21:37.000 that's the policy

00:21:37.780 that's required.

00:21:38.760 Those are the practical solutions,

00:21:40.640 and if we don't implement them,

00:21:42.020 things will get worse.

00:21:42.720 So when we do eventually implement

00:21:44.480 the Department of Remigration,

00:21:48.100 which is inevitable,

00:21:49.660 we'll get you and Steve Laws

00:21:50.800 running it together,

00:21:51.680 and you can crack the whip

00:21:52.880 to get it done,

00:21:53.700 because I know that you two

00:21:54.660 have the willpower

00:21:55.440 to actually do it.

00:21:56.840 Of course,

00:21:57.740 obviously,

00:21:58.240 there are loads of problems.

00:21:59.180 Can you believe that after that,

00:22:00.500 one in 12 people in London

00:22:01.780 shouldn't even be in the country

00:22:02.920 in the first place?

00:22:03.980 London's social housing waiting lists

00:22:05.580 are at a decade high.

00:22:06.540 Can you believe that?

00:22:07.760 Just every single day,

00:22:08.980 stories of stabbings.

00:22:10.240 Every single day.

00:22:11.040 Every single day.

00:22:12.080 I mean,

00:22:12.320 it used to be the case,

00:22:12.980 even going back quite a few years,

00:22:14.160 that you'd have quite a few

00:22:15.240 stabbings in London.

00:22:16.680 It's a bit of a stabby city.

00:22:19.140 Never used to be like that

00:22:20.160 in the 70s, 80s,

00:22:22.140 but now it's every single day.

00:22:25.140 The diversity's always been there.

00:22:26.080 They built London,

00:22:27.020 didn't they?

00:22:27.980 Immediately following the war.

00:22:30.680 That's what happened.

00:22:32.040 That's what the BBC told me.

00:22:33.200 All of English history

00:22:34.460 is completely racist,

00:22:36.340 but also they built it all.

00:22:39.120 But no,

00:22:39.460 these days,

00:22:40.440 it's every single day

00:22:41.640 there's stabbings.

00:22:43.060 Usually of very, very young,

00:22:44.400 if not children.

00:22:45.540 Every day.

00:22:46.760 I'm going to channel

00:22:47.600 my inner Otto English now.

00:22:51.600 Must you?

00:22:52.560 I must,

00:22:53.640 I must,

00:22:54.060 because I need to hit you 0.82

00:22:55.720 with a counterpoint

00:22:56.520 and this is a particularly strong one.

00:22:58.260 Hit me with your best shot.

00:22:59.060 All right.

00:22:59.760 Well,

00:23:00.120 London's always had stabbings

00:23:01.920 and murders.

00:23:02.540 Oh,

00:23:02.880 white people have stabbings 0.93

00:23:03.720 other people in the past,

00:23:04.680 that's fair.

00:23:05.200 Don't you remember

00:23:05.900 that there was a little,

00:23:06.900 there was a little couple

00:23:07.960 called the Cray Twins?

00:23:09.940 They killed people.

00:23:11.960 I mean,

00:23:12.260 a handful of people

00:23:13.200 over many years.

00:23:15.060 Literally,

00:23:15.720 at most,

00:23:16.220 like,

00:23:16.480 12.

00:23:17.740 Jack the Ripper.

00:23:18.680 Yeah,

00:23:19.200 Jack the Ripper.

00:23:20.120 He killed a couple of people

00:23:21.560 over a hundred years ago.

00:23:23.680 So,

00:23:24.200 London's always been like this.

00:23:25.900 Yeah.

00:23:26.500 There you go.

00:23:27.720 Yeah.

00:23:28.780 Iron clad logic.

00:23:31.160 And,

00:23:31.540 of course,

00:23:32.160 when you import

00:23:32.780 third world populations,

00:23:34.180 what do you get?

00:23:34.800 Well,

00:23:34.920 you get third world corruption,

00:23:36.540 like what happens

00:23:37.220 at Tower Hamlets,

00:23:38.140 which,

00:23:38.640 by all sound,

00:23:39.480 by all,

00:23:40.360 by all means,

00:23:42.480 at this point,

00:23:42.900 just sounds like

00:23:43.460 a third world council

00:23:45.080 that is run for the benefit

00:23:46.480 of one man,

00:23:47.680 Luftrahrmann,

00:23:48.680 who leads the Aspire Party there,

00:23:50.720 who was actually banned,

00:23:52.320 if you remember,

00:23:53.360 in 2015,

00:23:54.100 because he'd won the year's election

00:23:55.680 in the borough

00:23:56.600 with the help of

00:23:57.240 corrupting illegal practices.

00:23:58.540 Well,

00:23:59.140 guess what?

00:23:59.700 The ban expired in 2022.

00:24:02.000 He was immediately elected

00:24:03.280 back on as leader of the council

00:24:04.920 and now is apparently

00:24:07.420 running it for his own benefit.

00:24:09.440 What a surprise.

00:24:10.440 Who would imagine

00:24:11.020 that something that happens

00:24:11.980 in the third world

00:24:12.860 comes here

00:24:13.400 when you import third worlders? 1.00

00:24:15.360 Big surprise.

00:24:16.360 But,

00:24:17.000 let's contrast

00:24:17.640 what's happening in America.

00:24:19.680 Now,

00:24:20.300 I've actually,

00:24:21.080 I was pretty pessimistic

00:24:23.080 about America

00:24:24.920 under Donald Trump.

00:24:26.540 I was expecting him

00:24:27.280 to not keep many

00:24:28.300 of the promises

00:24:28.880 that he made originally,

00:24:30.800 but for his best efforts,

00:24:32.300 I'll be fair to him,

00:24:33.420 he's actually trying

00:24:35.060 to keep as many

00:24:35.860 of them as possible.

00:24:36.920 He released

00:24:37.660 Russ Ulbricht,

00:24:38.440 he pardoned

00:24:39.120 the June 6th protesters,

00:24:41.740 and he's also,

00:24:42.720 by the looks of it,

00:24:43.680 going all in,

00:24:44.560 or trying to go all in,

00:24:45.920 on border patrol

00:24:47.100 and re-migration,

00:24:48.520 deporting people,

00:24:49.560 mass deportations,

00:24:50.480 because what's happening

00:24:51.340 in America?

00:24:52.240 Well,

00:24:52.620 Pentagon is sending,

00:24:53.800 the Pentagon is sending

00:24:54.860 troops to the border

00:24:55.720 to boost security

00:24:57.200 and airlift people

00:24:58.760 out of the country,

00:25:00.340 and similarly,

00:25:01.280 Trump is commandeering

00:25:02.680 significant military arsenals

00:25:04.960 to be able to just

00:25:06.160 round people up

00:25:07.380 and deport people.

00:25:08.360 There have been sightings

00:25:09.060 that I've seen,

00:25:10.140 I can't exactly say

00:25:11.320 to their veracity,

00:25:12.480 but I have seen footage

00:25:13.940 of ICE helicopters

00:25:15.520 beginning to round people up

00:25:17.380 in, say,

00:25:18.400 Houston, Texas,

00:25:19.760 who shouldn't be there.

00:25:20.720 So,

00:25:21.520 while we have a clown country

00:25:23.200 that literally just has

00:25:24.280 one guy in parliament,

00:25:26.660 one guy saying

00:25:27.680 what needs to be done,

00:25:29.340 which is absolutely

00:25:30.620 an improvement

00:25:31.300 over what it used to be,

00:25:32.900 which was zero people

00:25:34.220 in parliament saying that,

00:25:35.620 but we've got one guy

00:25:36.960 standing up for what needs

00:25:37.900 to be done in this country,

00:25:39.480 America,

00:25:40.740 you know,

00:25:41.080 we'll see how it goes,

00:25:42.560 I'm not going to be

00:25:43.320 completely white-pilled

00:25:44.420 on it just yet,

00:25:45.180 let's see the results of this,

00:25:46.720 but they are going

00:25:47.360 in the right direction.

00:25:48.500 So,

00:25:48.960 reinforcing,

00:25:49.660 as always,

00:25:50.560 what an absolute clown country

00:25:52.260 we live in right now,

00:25:53.600 which is tragic,

00:25:54.580 because Britain should be

00:25:56.080 great again.

00:25:57.500 ICE, ICE baby,

00:25:58.580 let's go.

00:25:59.840 ICE.

00:26:01.300 Let's give them

00:26:02.620 everything they need.

00:26:03.980 Yeah,

00:26:04.280 a little bit bleeding

00:26:04.900 over into the segment

00:26:05.720 I'm about to do

00:26:06.420 in a moment,

00:26:07.140 focusing on Trump

00:26:09.200 and the United States,

00:26:10.000 but,

00:26:10.480 yeah,

00:26:11.860 actually having a policy

00:26:13.340 and sort of genuinely

00:26:15.780 not giving a shit

00:26:17.760 what the liberal media say.

00:26:19.240 Yeah.

00:26:19.660 And having,

00:26:20.620 you know,

00:26:20.900 I've not really looked

00:26:22.360 into the guy much before,

00:26:23.920 but I've just started

00:26:25.080 learning about Stephen Miller,

00:26:26.820 who's one of the big

00:26:27.760 deportation advocates

00:26:30.640 in Trump's administration,

00:26:32.300 and I've been reading

00:26:32.860 into the guy,

00:26:33.600 and the guy sounds like

00:26:35.020 the best kind of lunatic.

00:26:37.040 He's a complete fanatic

00:26:38.920 for keeping America

00:26:40.940 American,

00:26:42.320 shall we say,

00:26:43.380 and Trump stands...

00:26:44.720 Not Native American, 1.00

00:26:45.760 let's be cute.

00:26:46.300 No,

00:26:46.480 not those ones.

00:26:47.360 Not like your ancestors. 0.99

00:26:50.360 Cherokee,

00:26:50.860 after all.

00:26:52.940 And it's good to have

00:26:54.040 people like that

00:26:54.940 who are just like,

00:26:55.640 I've seen a quote from him

00:26:56.660 where he's saying,

00:26:57.340 I have no family,

00:26:58.560 I have nothing outside of this.

00:27:00.820 This is my life.

00:27:02.600 Talking about deporting

00:27:04.000 illegals from the country 0.63

00:27:05.380 and closing up the borders

00:27:07.380 and being an absolute hawk on it.

00:27:09.580 So, good.

00:27:10.200 It's good that Trump

00:27:11.060 has those people around him.

00:27:13.120 Farage and Tice

00:27:13.960 at least have Rupert Lowe,

00:27:15.380 who I presume harangues them

00:27:16.720 on a daily basis.

00:27:17.640 I can only hope that he does.

00:27:20.820 But, by themselves,

00:27:23.140 they don't seem to have

00:27:24.060 the willpower to do it.

00:27:25.440 Which is why I would say,

00:27:26.700 you know,

00:27:27.060 the best thing that would be able

00:27:28.180 to happen for reform

00:27:29.160 would be if somebody

00:27:30.540 like Rupert Lowe,

00:27:31.660 specifically,

00:27:32.660 were able to get in charge

00:27:33.580 of the party.

00:27:34.600 Yeah, I mean,

00:27:35.180 unfortunately I don't see it happening

00:27:36.000 because it's like,

00:27:36.920 it's actually a company,

00:27:38.560 isn't it?

00:27:38.800 Which Nia Jones... 0.91

00:27:40.940 It's Farage's.

00:27:42.180 Yeah, so I don't see him

00:27:43.440 doing that.

00:27:44.580 Unless he does actually,

00:27:46.360 for whatever reason,

00:27:46.940 want to retire,

00:27:48.120 then let's just hope

00:27:49.100 Prince Rupert gets the top job.

00:27:52.320 But, just to say on that

00:27:53.960 real quick,

00:27:54.780 there's sort of

00:27:55.480 two different arguments

00:27:56.620 and I don't know,

00:27:58.240 I've not got any special

00:27:59.060 sort of insight,

00:28:00.200 whether it's a deliberate strategy

00:28:03.920 that they're allowing

00:28:05.580 Rupert Lowe to sort of

00:28:06.780 be the right wing

00:28:08.440 of the party

00:28:09.360 and that Nigel

00:28:11.320 and to a lesser extent

00:28:12.340 Tyus is deliberately

00:28:13.940 keeping the centre ground

00:28:16.660 so his sound bites

00:28:18.280 and things

00:28:18.700 will appeal to

00:28:19.500 the boomer

00:28:20.720 or the undecided,

00:28:21.920 but they've got

00:28:22.820 the quote-unquote

00:28:24.120 right wing of the party

00:28:25.340 represented by

00:28:26.080 the honourable Mr Lowe

00:28:28.340 and that that's all

00:28:30.920 a deliberate strategy.

00:28:33.260 Now, I don't buy that,

00:28:34.780 but if that is the case,

00:28:36.180 great, fine.

00:28:37.380 I think I've said before,

00:28:38.660 I've definitely said before

00:28:39.500 in the office,

00:28:40.560 but I'll say it on camera,

00:28:41.860 if that is the case

00:28:43.080 and reform get into government

00:28:46.160 and are actually

00:28:47.680 much more based

00:28:48.480 than the things

00:28:49.200 Nigel's saying right now

00:28:50.560 and actually go with...

00:28:51.420 He's come out with

00:28:52.140 some cringe recently.

00:28:53.880 But if they got into power

00:28:55.000 or even opposition

00:28:56.120 and became much more

00:28:57.380 right-leaning

00:28:58.060 and lent much more

00:28:59.600 into the things

00:29:00.200 Rupert is saying,

00:29:01.940 then I will completely repent.

00:29:04.640 I'll eat my hat.

00:29:05.940 I'll, you know,

00:29:07.360 I'll go back on...

00:29:08.200 Even after they kicked you

00:29:08.960 out of the party?

00:29:09.860 Well, yeah, I mean,

00:29:10.680 I still voted for them

00:29:12.260 at last election.

00:29:14.360 You know,

00:29:15.120 I've got my issues

00:29:15.880 with the direction

00:29:16.680 Nigel goes,

00:29:17.380 but I don't hate reform.

00:29:19.080 I wish them the best.

00:29:19.860 What I really care about

00:29:20.820 is that Britain is saved

00:29:22.280 from demographic destruction.

00:29:24.020 If reform are going to do that,

00:29:27.240 then I'm on board with them.

00:29:28.560 A hundred percent.

00:29:29.360 I completely get behind them.

00:29:30.860 I'm still very sceptical of them.

00:29:32.320 Yeah, well, as I say...

00:29:33.060 And I know that you are as well.

00:29:34.160 As I say, I'm sceptical there

00:29:35.040 because everything I just said,

00:29:36.000 I just said,

00:29:36.460 I hope that's the case.

00:29:38.020 I suspect it won't be.

00:29:39.640 I...

00:29:40.200 I fear it won't be.

00:29:41.300 But if it is,

00:29:42.660 good.

00:29:43.660 I do not...

00:29:45.340 Nigel nor Richard Tice,

00:29:47.940 they're not the guys.

00:29:50.160 From what I can see.

00:29:51.420 Rupert Lowe might be the guy,

00:29:52.560 but who knows if he'll be put

00:29:53.600 in the sort of position

00:29:54.260 where it allows him

00:29:55.120 to do what needs to be done.

00:29:56.520 Unless it is.

00:29:57.020 Unless it is a very deliberate strategy

00:29:59.100 to appeal to the centre

00:30:01.220 and Undecideds

00:30:02.760 and Radio 4 listening boomers

00:30:05.440 and actually

00:30:06.520 that the real deal

00:30:08.320 if and when they get into power

00:30:09.460 is

00:30:09.960 super-based Rupert Lowe stuff.

00:30:14.020 I fear it isn't the case,

00:30:15.120 but if it is,

00:30:16.840 good.

00:30:17.400 I will absolutely

00:30:18.560 eat my hat

00:30:20.580 and repent everything,

00:30:22.380 all the sort of crap

00:30:23.940 that slung their way

00:30:24.860 on Twitter

00:30:25.260 and all that sort of thing.

00:30:26.900 Let's hope,

00:30:27.780 but I don't see that personally.

00:30:30.460 But either way,

00:30:31.200 we should move on

00:30:31.940 and I'll read through

00:30:32.780 the rumble rants

00:30:33.520 and then we can

00:30:34.500 go on to your segment.

00:30:35.920 So,

00:30:36.580 EC was here,

00:30:37.880 says,

00:30:38.100 I never imagined

00:30:38.660 it would take an executive order

00:30:40.020 to get my copy of

00:30:40.800 Islander number two,

00:30:41.620 but it arrived yesterday.

00:30:43.060 Thank you,

00:30:43.660 President Trump.

00:30:44.380 Yes,

00:30:44.780 he makes things happen.

00:30:46.600 That's the art of the deal.

00:30:48.040 Bobo Badd says,

00:30:49.380 considering the amount

00:30:50.060 of human excrement

00:30:50.880 on the streets

00:30:51.420 and other public areas,

00:30:52.720 the water usage assessment

00:30:53.680 of the total number of people

00:30:54.780 is a conservative number.

00:30:56.540 Again,

00:30:56.960 it's based off of old figures,

00:30:58.440 like eight-year-old figures

00:30:59.640 at this point.

00:31:00.920 So,

00:31:01.300 yeah,

00:31:02.100 that's a random name.

00:31:03.140 After getting jacked,

00:31:04.160 Harry Weasley was able

00:31:05.160 to overpower the guards

00:31:06.520 in Azkaban

00:31:07.160 and use his Patronus

00:31:08.680 in the form of a giant

00:31:09.780 Daniel Penny

00:31:10.600 to choke out the Dementors 1.00

00:31:12.440 and make his escape.

00:31:13.480 I've got a very exciting history.

00:31:15.720 I mean,

00:31:15.920 I can't wait to hear more

00:31:17.060 about what I've been up to.

00:31:18.580 Thank you for the jacked comment

00:31:19.760 as well,

00:31:20.140 by the way.

00:31:21.100 Bally Saka says,

00:31:21.840 I'm against ID cards, 0.92

00:31:23.000 but we cannot afford

00:31:23.640 to ignore the elephant

00:31:24.500 in the room.

00:31:25.200 The primary reason

00:31:25.860 these illegals are here

00:31:26.600 is because they cannot survive

00:31:27.600 in the European economy

00:31:29.040 without ID.

00:31:31.500 Possibly.

00:31:31.980 I would say it's also

00:31:32.700 just because we're

00:31:33.480 such a light touch

00:31:34.320 and a lot of the European mainland

00:31:36.080 seems to be trending

00:31:37.140 more towards populist parties

00:31:39.160 at the moment

00:31:39.620 who are overt

00:31:40.360 in how they want to get rid

00:31:41.780 of the illegals

00:31:42.500 in the country.

00:31:43.040 So Britain 0.79

00:31:43.920 being a soft touch

00:31:46.240 governed by a man

00:31:47.440 who is more than eager

00:31:48.460 to keep them here

00:31:49.360 is a very attractive prospect.

00:31:51.920 And it's just

00:31:52.320 the general standard

00:31:53.520 of living.

00:31:55.560 If you're going to live

00:31:56.860 sort of

00:31:57.540 in the

00:31:58.540 black economy,

00:32:00.720 the black market,

00:32:02.140 it's just going to be

00:32:03.140 a higher standard

00:32:04.100 of living

00:32:04.520 in southern England

00:32:05.380 than it is in France.

00:32:07.000 It's already well-established here.

00:32:08.620 Or Spain

00:32:09.340 or something.

00:32:10.880 Like if you live

00:32:11.540 in sort of

00:32:13.100 you're trying to

00:32:13.760 make ends meet

00:32:14.780 in rural Spain

00:32:15.820 or in

00:32:17.220 the rural

00:32:18.300 home counties

00:32:18.920 of England,

00:32:19.500 it's just a better deal

00:32:20.420 for you.

00:32:20.740 It might be a bit colder here,

00:32:21.700 but it's just going to be...

00:32:23.160 And that's the other reason

00:32:23.980 why I don't really buy

00:32:24.620 the argument of

00:32:25.600 just close the borders

00:32:27.360 and wait for them

00:32:27.940 to leave of their own accord.

00:32:28.980 No, it's always going to be

00:32:30.120 a higher standard of living

00:32:31.240 in Britain

00:32:32.340 than in

00:32:33.120 Bangladesh

00:32:34.280 or wherever.

00:32:36.720 Or Albania. 0.65

00:32:37.720 Or Syria.

00:32:38.660 Or Nigeria.

00:32:39.200 Or Syria.

00:32:40.100 Or India.

00:32:40.540 Or whatever it is.

00:32:41.720 So they're not necessarily

00:32:42.800 just going to leave

00:32:43.760 eventually.

00:32:44.480 No.

00:32:44.960 You know.

00:32:46.820 Carrying on,

00:32:47.680 Bobo Badd says,

00:32:48.760 I do remember seeing

00:32:49.580 National Geographic documentaries

00:32:51.040 about an illiterate

00:32:52.180 and isolated Ugandan

00:32:53.220 named Nubungi

00:32:54.660 wanting more than anything

00:32:55.960 to move to rural England.

00:32:57.620 Why?

00:32:57.980 Who told him that

00:32:58.740 rural England exists?

00:33:00.060 That's so strange to me.

00:33:02.300 The idea that they go,

00:33:03.240 I know where I want to live.

00:33:04.840 Wiltshire.

00:33:06.040 Yeah.

00:33:06.680 No, you wanted to come here

00:33:07.880 and move to a borough of London

00:33:09.100 that's already full of

00:33:10.320 people like you.

00:33:11.840 You weren't coming here

00:33:12.860 with the idea of setting up

00:33:13.920 more colonies

00:33:15.020 outside of London.

00:33:17.340 So who gave you that idea?

00:33:19.280 Bally Sacker.

00:33:20.220 I live 30 seconds away

00:33:21.320 from a migrant hotel 0.96

00:33:22.240 in what used to be

00:33:23.000 a nice seaside town

00:33:23.980 in Northern Ireland.

00:33:25.480 It's been this way

00:33:26.620 for three years.

00:33:27.340 We've seen assaults,

00:33:28.040 robberies,

00:33:28.420 and regular sexual harassment

00:33:29.580 of girls.

00:33:29.920 I'm really sorry

00:33:30.480 to hear about that,

00:33:31.180 man.

00:33:31.340 That's coming everywhere.

00:33:33.800 Sadly.

00:33:34.820 That's a random name.

00:33:35.960 One little addition

00:33:36.560 to the Department of Remigration.

00:33:38.020 Make sure to fully expropriate

00:33:39.420 the people being remigrated

00:33:40.660 as repayment for their crimes.

00:33:42.240 Same to all fifth columnists 1.00

00:33:43.400 and revoke their citizenships.

00:33:45.300 Yeah, I think Josh

00:33:45.960 has suggested that before as well,

00:33:47.380 which is just

00:33:47.780 take their assets.

00:33:49.300 Any capital assets

00:33:50.320 that they have,

00:33:51.280 take them.

00:33:51.960 Because they've been

00:33:53.140 costing us for decades.

00:33:55.540 Absolutely,

00:33:56.220 certainly make them

00:33:57.500 pay for their own

00:33:58.340 transit home

00:33:59.180 to their countries

00:34:00.040 of origin.

00:34:00.780 At least that.

00:34:01.820 At the very least that.

00:34:03.460 Because some people

00:34:04.040 have...

00:34:04.280 Yeah, cover the costs, right?

00:34:05.120 Some people have talked

00:34:06.240 about policies

00:34:06.840 where you pay them

00:34:08.500 to go home

00:34:09.520 or even the...

00:34:11.060 Or at least

00:34:12.040 we will pay

00:34:13.100 for their flight home

00:34:14.540 or something.

00:34:15.400 I think like, no,

00:34:16.840 if they've got

00:34:17.320 any kind of money,

00:34:19.240 the first bit of that

00:34:20.600 is to pay for their own

00:34:22.000 flight or boat home.

00:34:23.900 We've been suckers

00:34:24.920 long enough.

00:34:25.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:34:26.060 Not a penny more

00:34:26.860 if it were down to me.

00:34:27.960 Yeah.

00:34:28.740 Shall we go on

00:34:29.260 to your segment then?

00:34:30.480 Yeah, okay.

00:34:32.500 Alright, so

00:34:33.240 let's talk about Trump.

00:34:34.940 A lot has happened

00:34:36.060 in the last couple of days.

00:34:38.420 I don't know about you

00:34:39.380 but my feed

00:34:40.720 and a lot of the things

00:34:41.860 that YouTube is

00:34:42.820 throwing up for me

00:34:45.060 it's sort of

00:34:45.860 wall-to-wall Trump.

00:34:47.900 I've been getting

00:34:48.740 a lot of that.

00:34:50.380 Yeah.

00:34:50.520 Yeah.

00:34:51.500 Because he's done a lot.

00:34:52.660 He has hit the ground

00:34:53.780 running.

00:34:54.900 So that is

00:34:55.500 a positive thing.

00:34:57.460 First time round

00:34:58.180 in 16

00:34:58.900 he really didn't

00:35:01.480 hit the ground running.

00:35:03.540 And now

00:35:03.920 that's not really

00:35:05.140 that's not really

00:35:06.540 much of a criticism

00:35:07.440 because he'd never

00:35:08.820 been in government

00:35:09.740 before let alone

00:35:10.620 head of government.

00:35:11.940 So you sort of

00:35:12.420 you can't really blame him

00:35:13.460 for that really.

00:35:14.680 We hoped for more

00:35:16.180 but

00:35:16.760 this time round

00:35:18.460 the concern was

00:35:19.140 He did also have

00:35:20.020 the entire government

00:35:21.260 against him.

00:35:22.140 Yeah, right.

00:35:22.800 Okay, yeah.

00:35:23.280 It was a very different

00:35:24.560 political situation

00:35:25.760 in 2016.

00:35:27.800 Nonetheless

00:35:28.240 it was a slow start

00:35:31.000 then.

00:35:32.240 The worry this time

00:35:33.240 was that something

00:35:33.840 like that might happen again

00:35:34.940 it might be just

00:35:35.680 thwarted

00:35:36.700 by the establishment

00:35:37.940 by the powers that be

00:35:38.860 the deep state

00:35:39.420 whatever you want to call it

00:35:40.180 or that he

00:35:42.000 wouldn't even now

00:35:43.160 still have

00:35:43.760 quite the

00:35:44.700 calculation

00:35:45.860 or the political

00:35:47.180 nous

00:35:47.600 to hit the ground running.

00:35:49.240 well it looks like

00:35:50.120 thankfully

00:35:50.460 well no

00:35:50.780 it is the case

00:35:51.560 that he absolutely has

00:35:53.460 that he knows

00:35:54.800 what he's doing now

00:35:55.480 he can actually

00:35:57.080 play the game

00:35:57.820 properly

00:35:58.360 correctly

00:35:59.620 and so

00:36:01.240 there's one thing

00:36:02.020 there's one thing

00:36:02.500 isn't it

00:36:02.760 to know what to do

00:36:03.800 and there's another thing

00:36:05.100 to have the actual

00:36:06.280 balls to do it

00:36:08.420 and he's got both

00:36:09.920 he looks like both

00:36:10.620 even Dr Parvini

00:36:12.980 did a video

00:36:13.600 the other day

00:36:14.000 I don't know if you saw it

00:36:14.560 saying

00:36:14.740 reasons to be

00:36:15.340 cautiously optimistic

00:36:16.160 about

00:36:17.020 yeah

00:36:17.580 the one that I was

00:36:19.300 most in agreement with

00:36:20.740 was the hopes that it

00:36:21.720 acts as a sort of

00:36:22.700 contagion that comes

00:36:23.660 over here

00:36:24.220 yeah it'd be nice

00:36:25.160 as well

00:36:25.700 if our politicians

00:36:27.100 would like to also

00:36:28.120 think about doing

00:36:28.940 things that would

00:36:29.520 improve the country

00:36:30.340 somewhat

00:36:31.080 maybe just a little bit

00:36:32.380 that'd be nice

00:36:33.360 instead of just

00:36:33.940 keeping us down

00:36:34.620 this spiral

00:36:35.200 because your first

00:36:36.380 hundred days in

00:36:37.140 government

00:36:37.460 are important

00:36:38.600 it sounds like a bit

00:36:39.860 of a cliche

00:36:41.360 or a bit of an

00:36:42.300 empty thing

00:36:43.320 say

00:36:43.600 like is it

00:36:44.360 but it is

00:36:45.500 because it's all

00:36:46.380 about momentum

00:36:47.120 and actually four

00:36:48.680 years isn't that

00:36:50.220 long because you've

00:36:50.960 got the midterms

00:36:51.640 after two years

00:36:52.480 so things

00:36:53.780 potentially

00:36:54.980 possibly

00:36:55.500 sort of reset

00:36:56.520 or the pieces

00:36:57.900 on the board

00:36:58.560 may well be

00:36:59.360 reshuffled after

00:37:00.080 just two years

00:37:00.960 and even after

00:37:03.320 one year

00:37:04.140 or perhaps even

00:37:05.080 less

00:37:05.460 people are starting

00:37:06.560 to look

00:37:07.120 ahead

00:37:08.140 towards those

00:37:09.220 midterms

00:37:09.920 so in other

00:37:10.880 words

00:37:11.160 hitting the ground

00:37:12.800 running

00:37:13.220 or getting

00:37:15.800 your momentum

00:37:16.600 rolling

00:37:17.200 as much

00:37:17.860 and as soon

00:37:18.280 as possible

00:37:18.840 really is

00:37:19.840 important

00:37:20.260 I will also

00:37:21.760 just on a

00:37:22.560 structural level

00:37:23.780 I kind of

00:37:25.580 hate how the

00:37:26.240 American Republic

00:37:27.160 works with

00:37:28.220 the

00:37:28.660 bi-yearly

00:37:31.340 elections for the

00:37:32.280 Congress

00:37:32.600 and the midterms

00:37:33.660 and the

00:37:34.440 thing as well

00:37:35.120 because all it

00:37:35.940 means

00:37:36.400 and this is a

00:37:37.040 criticism that

00:37:37.740 I think Hopper

00:37:38.580 and De Maistre

00:37:39.760 and other people

00:37:40.560 have made about

00:37:41.320 this kind of

00:37:42.220 democratic system

00:37:42.940 as well

00:37:43.180 all it means

00:37:43.960 is that most

00:37:44.480 of the time

00:37:44.820 politicians are

00:37:45.520 concerned about

00:37:46.780 the next election

00:37:48.180 rather than

00:37:48.880 governing the

00:37:49.820 country properly

00:37:50.480 obviously in a

00:37:51.320 second term

00:37:52.100 like he's doing

00:37:53.000 which will be

00:37:53.440 his last term

00:37:54.180 no matter what

00:37:54.860 Donald Trump

00:37:55.580 has a bit more

00:37:56.240 focus on being

00:37:57.040 able to just

00:37:57.560 get stuff done

00:37:58.340 but still

00:37:59.080 it just means

00:38:01.120 that the whole

00:38:01.960 point of the

00:38:02.760 politician's

00:38:03.460 career is to

00:38:04.980 maintain his

00:38:06.160 electability

00:38:06.860 rather than

00:38:07.600 do what needs

00:38:08.480 to be done

00:38:09.360 so that's just

00:38:10.280 a complaint of

00:38:12.540 mine

00:38:12.800 necessarily related

00:38:14.240 to anything else

00:38:14.760 I just wanted to

00:38:15.220 get it out

00:38:15.560 fair enough

00:38:16.280 a couple of

00:38:16.720 points there

00:38:17.360 certainly as

00:38:18.820 congressmen

00:38:20.300 or senators

00:38:21.320 but particularly

00:38:21.880 congressmen

00:38:22.420 you're sort of

00:38:23.140 constantly

00:38:23.920 campaigning

00:38:25.500 constantly

00:38:26.400 like as soon as

00:38:27.100 you've won

00:38:27.540 your election

00:38:27.980 within a few

00:38:29.160 months you've

00:38:29.720 sort of got to

00:38:30.300 start thinking

00:38:30.860 about at least

00:38:32.120 the funding

00:38:33.160 side of your

00:38:34.220 re-election

00:38:34.820 but I suppose

00:38:36.200 that is sort of

00:38:37.180 hard-baked into

00:38:38.160 any democracy

00:38:39.280 though

00:38:39.640 sadly

00:38:40.640 I mean

00:38:41.520 obviously now

00:38:42.360 we live in

00:38:42.900 accelerated times

00:38:44.120 so the way I

00:38:45.480 just described it

00:38:46.100 where you're

00:38:46.360 almost constantly

00:38:47.280 campaigning

00:38:47.920 it didn't

00:38:48.920 used to be the

00:38:49.760 case decades

00:38:50.280 ago or 100

00:38:51.240 years ago

00:38:51.700 it wouldn't

00:38:51.940 necessarily be the

00:38:52.580 case

00:38:52.880 but now it

00:38:53.760 is and

00:38:54.180 yeah it's

00:38:54.740 unfortunate

00:38:55.160 it's hard-baked

00:38:56.340 into it because

00:38:56.860 I suppose the

00:38:57.860 way you might

00:38:58.340 deal with

00:38:58.880 something like

00:38:59.360 that is to

00:38:59.820 make terms

00:39:00.940 longer

00:39:01.520 but then would

00:39:02.820 that really

00:39:03.280 fix it and

00:39:03.800 that's not

00:39:04.100 really what

00:39:04.380 people want

00:39:04.800 anyway

00:39:05.220 so it's a

00:39:06.840 difficult thing

00:39:07.360 to combat

00:39:08.080 but there isn't

00:39:09.940 and the other

00:39:10.320 thing you mentioned

00:39:10.760 there just about

00:39:11.340 Trump now in

00:39:12.480 his second term

00:39:13.100 he can never

00:39:13.700 run again

00:39:14.320 so this is when

00:39:15.540 he gets stuff

00:39:16.120 done

00:39:16.420 and this is

00:39:17.500 yeah

00:39:17.680 that was certainly

00:39:18.360 how Obama

00:39:19.020 treated it

00:39:19.820 second term

00:39:20.780 first term

00:39:21.780 pretend to still

00:39:22.760 be a moderate

00:39:23.320 second term

00:39:24.780 okay I'm an

00:39:25.620 insane communist

00:39:26.380 yeah

00:39:27.100 yeah yeah

00:39:27.920 so I mean

00:39:28.440 it's a point

00:39:29.120 I made on

00:39:29.820 the inauguration

00:39:30.880 live stream

00:39:31.440 we did

00:39:31.840 which was

00:39:32.200 behind the

00:39:32.540 paywall

00:39:32.840 I believe

00:39:33.180 so a lot

00:39:33.800 of people

00:39:34.020 might have

00:39:34.340 not seen

00:39:34.900 me make

00:39:35.320 this point

00:39:35.760 and it's

00:39:36.220 one it's

00:39:36.520 not an

00:39:36.820 original point

00:39:37.500 but the

00:39:37.960 idea that

00:39:38.800 all presidents

00:39:39.460 in their

00:39:40.520 second term

00:39:41.200 are sort

00:39:41.980 of off the

00:39:42.840 leash

00:39:43.120 they're

00:39:44.020 unchained

00:39:44.780 to some

00:39:45.320 degree

00:39:45.680 because it

00:39:46.520 is the

00:39:46.900 end of their

00:39:47.320 political career

00:39:48.040 it's the

00:39:48.440 last time

00:39:49.040 they're going

00:39:49.460 to be

00:39:50.820 sort of

00:39:51.320 at the

00:39:51.540 pinnacle

00:39:51.760 of power

00:39:52.300 so they

00:39:53.580 quite often

00:39:54.440 play fast

00:39:55.420 and loose

00:39:55.800 with policy

00:39:56.580 and even

00:39:57.980 with

00:39:58.300 like their

00:39:59.440 own

00:39:59.820 see what

00:40:00.100 you can

00:40:00.340 get away

00:40:00.720 with

00:40:00.980 right

00:40:01.580 yeah

00:40:01.960 there's

00:40:02.820 increasingly

00:40:03.680 less to

00:40:04.440 lose

00:40:04.660 or I'll put it

00:40:05.240 another way

00:40:05.580 first term

00:40:06.060 presidents

00:40:06.420 just like

00:40:07.180 any congressman

00:40:07.860 or senator

00:40:08.580 do have to

00:40:09.660 think about

00:40:10.120 their re-election

00:40:10.840 well

00:40:11.120 that's just

00:40:12.000 off the table

00:40:12.580 now

00:40:12.860 so

00:40:13.380 hence why

00:40:14.600 he's able

00:40:14.900 to hit the

00:40:15.240 ground running

00:40:15.740 as well

00:40:16.160 yeah

00:40:16.720 there's definitely

00:40:17.240 a factor in it

00:40:18.220 I'm cautiously

00:40:19.040 optimistic

00:40:19.600 because he does

00:40:20.460 seem to be

00:40:21.200 doing

00:40:21.620 a lot of

00:40:23.740 the things

00:40:24.040 he said he

00:40:24.500 would

00:40:24.700 because that

00:40:25.040 was the

00:40:25.240 other thing

00:40:25.880 that you

00:40:26.340 know

00:40:26.440 he might

00:40:26.920 not

00:40:27.220 it might

00:40:27.700 have been

00:40:28.000 bluster

00:40:28.740 I mentioned

00:40:30.760 in the last

00:40:31.220 segment I was

00:40:31.860 a bit surprised

00:40:32.860 because when he

00:40:33.460 did things like

00:40:34.320 say that he

00:40:35.080 would pardon

00:40:35.480 all of the

00:40:35.900 Jan 6 guys

00:40:36.860 and say when

00:40:38.000 he was trying

00:40:38.600 to get the

00:40:39.220 libertarian vote

00:40:40.400 as well

00:40:40.840 when he appeared

00:40:41.300 at the

00:40:41.540 libertarian

00:40:42.040 convention

00:40:43.800 last year

00:40:44.500 that he would

00:40:45.120 immediately

00:40:46.020 I think he

00:40:46.760 said at first

00:40:47.360 commute

00:40:47.940 Russell

00:40:48.940 Ulbricht's

00:40:49.480 prison sentence

00:40:50.500 because the

00:40:50.900 man was given

00:40:51.400 two life

00:40:51.860 sentences plus

00:40:52.580 40 years

00:40:53.320 and now he's

00:40:54.420 actually just

00:40:54.900 pardoned him

00:40:55.600 I was expecting

00:40:56.780 those to be a bit

00:40:57.880 of bluster

00:40:58.440 saying that he

00:40:59.980 would do them

00:41:00.780 and then let

00:41:01.520 everybody down

00:41:02.360 but no he's

00:41:03.840 kept to his

00:41:04.580 promises

00:41:04.940 so if nothing

00:41:06.100 else fair play

00:41:07.340 to the man

00:41:07.820 for keeping

00:41:08.560 those promises

00:41:09.260 definitely

00:41:10.160 I'm loving it

00:41:12.700 obviously the

00:41:14.000 executive orders

00:41:15.060 can be

00:41:15.920 challenged

00:41:16.720 legally

00:41:17.280 when it

00:41:17.700 comes to

00:41:18.020 things like

00:41:18.400 repealing

00:41:18.940 certain

00:41:20.060 legislation

00:41:20.700 and trying

00:41:21.360 to roll

00:41:21.760 back a lot

00:41:22.200 of the

00:41:22.420 affirmative

00:41:22.780 action

00:41:23.380 specifically

00:41:25.820 really the

00:41:27.460 affirmative action

00:41:28.160 one because

00:41:28.520 that will likely

00:41:29.480 go to the

00:41:29.940 supreme court

00:41:30.580 and they have

00:41:31.060 over 100 years

00:41:32.200 of precedent

00:41:32.700 to be able to

00:41:33.300 try and figure

00:41:34.400 out if they're

00:41:35.000 going to uphold

00:41:35.440 his executive

00:41:35.920 order but at

00:41:36.700 least he's doing

00:41:37.640 what he can

00:41:38.400 it moves the

00:41:38.920 Overton window

00:41:39.460 again doesn't

00:41:40.000 it yeah yeah

00:41:41.200 that it's now

00:41:42.020 on the table

00:41:43.000 politically right

00:41:44.800 it makes a

00:41:45.280 conceptual possibility

00:41:46.520 right yeah

00:41:47.140 yeah yeah

00:41:47.740 so yeah he's

00:41:49.440 done loads of

00:41:50.020 things one of the

00:41:51.020 things I thought

00:41:51.640 was great was

00:41:52.360 to revoke

00:41:54.160 the access to

00:41:56.440 classified intelligence

00:41:57.420 and things from

00:41:58.140 those 50

00:41:59.380 intelligence

00:42:00.580 senior intelligence

00:42:01.920 people retired

00:42:02.880 largely

00:42:03.320 that did that

00:42:06.040 open letter about

00:42:06.880 Hunter Biden's

00:42:07.580 laptop that it

00:42:08.380 was it was all

00:42:09.100 a fake Russian 1.00

00:42:10.180 hoax thing he's 0.54

00:42:11.180 just revoked all

00:42:12.260 of their ability

00:42:14.540 to see sort of

00:42:15.460 classified information

00:42:16.480 and John Bolton

00:42:17.960 I kind of hate

00:42:20.200 John Bolton

00:42:20.760 so that was sweet

00:42:22.480 that was nice to

00:42:23.140 say see

00:42:23.960 it's funny that I

00:42:25.740 find it funny John

00:42:26.580 Bolton and Trump's

00:42:27.620 back and forth

00:42:28.680 tit for tat

00:42:29.500 exchanges of

00:42:31.640 insulting each

00:42:32.380 other both guys

00:42:33.260 calling each other

00:42:34.060 dumb like explicitly

00:42:35.520 as well he's a

00:42:36.440 he's a dumb guy

00:42:37.320 he's a stupid 0.81

00:42:38.300 person both of

00:42:39.820 them have said

00:42:40.180 that about each

00:42:40.840 other yeah yeah

00:42:42.040 really really but

00:42:43.560 Trump you know

00:42:44.340 being the prez

00:42:45.200 he's he's the one

00:42:46.840 with the power and

00:42:47.780 he just revoked

00:42:48.520 completely just

00:42:49.680 revoked John

00:42:50.240 Bolton's ability

00:42:51.240 to if I'm so

00:42:52.220 dumb how do you

00:42:53.060 like this yeah

00:42:53.740 yeah how do you

00:42:54.180 like me now yeah

00:42:55.640 it's great and

00:42:57.200 Trump just said

00:42:57.900 yeah why should

00:42:59.280 Bolton or people

00:43:00.900 like him why

00:43:02.100 should they have

00:43:02.820 access to this

00:43:03.500 thing for life

00:43:04.240 that's not in the

00:43:05.100 constitution why

00:43:07.340 should they yeah

00:43:08.140 they shouldn't

00:43:09.740 you know if John

00:43:10.740 Bolton is outside

00:43:11.840 the the inner

00:43:14.120 sanctum of power

00:43:15.360 so why should he

00:43:16.200 be privy to

00:43:17.620 everything the NSA

00:43:18.440 or the CIA do

00:43:19.500 anymore no no

00:43:20.880 no go away and

00:43:21.740 retire and be quiet

00:43:22.540 now John you've

00:43:24.200 done the damage

00:43:24.840 you're gonna do

00:43:25.300 in the world

00:43:25.820 you've got you've

00:43:27.220 got your hundred

00:43:27.720 tens of thousands

00:43:28.320 hundreds of

00:43:28.900 innocent people

00:43:29.640 murdered or burnt

00:43:30.920 alive so well done

00:43:31.760 for that a great

00:43:32.480 career to look back

00:43:33.260 on now go away and 0.88

00:43:34.600 be quiet bitch 1.00

00:43:36.300 fucking um all

00:43:40.180 right let's play

00:43:40.620 just I want to

00:43:41.460 correct myself on

00:43:42.320 something when I

00:43:42.960 mentioned 100 years

00:43:43.980 of precedent for

00:43:44.600 affirmative action I

00:43:45.560 meant um the

00:43:46.320 birthright citizenship

00:43:47.200 I know I said

00:43:47.900 yeah you did

00:43:48.480 yeah yeah I know

00:43:49.120 birthright citizenship

00:43:50.560 that's gonna be a big

00:43:51.580 challenge but I

00:43:53.780 think it would be

00:43:54.300 good if you could

00:43:55.000 get that off the 0.80

00:43:55.780 books just because

00:43:56.460 of the fact that

00:43:57.120 you know it's kind

00:43:58.780 of stupid that

00:43:59.640 somebody can just

00:44:00.300 cross the border

00:44:00.900 give birth and

00:44:01.640 they're automatically

00:44:02.300 a citizen yeah no

00:44:03.700 other countries do

00:44:04.460 that I don't think

00:44:05.180 I think that there

00:44:05.960 are a few that have

00:44:06.920 similar but Britain

00:44:08.440 had um just

00:44:09.540 sully is that how

00:44:10.700 you pronounce it um

00:44:11.920 right at the soil

00:44:13.260 oh um until the

00:44:14.800 1980s which is why

00:44:16.020 kemi badenok is a 0.83

00:44:17.060 british citizen for

00:44:18.560 instance but we got

00:44:19.620 rid of it it doesn't

00:44:20.440 stop immigration or 0.80

00:44:21.740 illegal immigration but

00:44:23.320 at the very least

00:44:23.960 it's a step in the

00:44:24.780 right direction right

00:44:25.600 yeah again it moves

00:44:26.740 the conversation in

00:44:28.240 the right direction as

00:44:29.960 far as we're concerned

00:44:30.540 um okay so the the

00:44:32.900 um go back to that

00:44:33.940 oh yeah yeah um so

00:44:35.420 that's just one of the

00:44:37.480 things about the

00:44:38.100 intelligence services

00:44:39.340 hopefully they're gonna

00:44:40.420 go a lot further I

00:44:41.000 mean he did a 10

00:44:41.680 point I've talked

00:44:43.180 about it before he

00:44:43.760 has a whole 10 point

00:44:44.700 program on exactly how

00:44:45.820 he's going to break the

00:44:47.500 power of various

00:44:48.420 intelligence services but

00:44:49.680 it's nice to see

00:44:50.440 again it's just a nice

00:44:51.560 start just to

00:44:52.820 immediately do that with

00:44:54.120 those 50 guys and

00:44:55.140 someone like john

00:44:55.740 bolton just with a

00:44:56.660 stroke of a pen but

00:44:57.800 there's loads of

00:44:58.540 things he's already done

00:44:59.300 already just to you

00:45:00.220 know two three days in

00:45:01.140 or whatever it is um so

00:45:02.840 if we play this first

00:45:03.980 clip um the first item

00:45:07.080 that president trump is

00:45:08.060 signing is the

00:45:08.780 rescission of 78

00:45:10.420 biden era executive

00:45:12.180 actions executive orders

00:45:13.680 presidential memoranda and

00:45:15.200 others

00:45:15.580 lovely all of them done

00:45:17.940 with one stroke of a

00:45:18.880 pen um it's

00:45:20.260 interesting i find it

00:45:21.140 hilarious really very

00:45:22.880 american and i don't

00:45:23.940 mean that in a

00:45:24.460 disparaging way very

00:45:25.360 american to do it in

00:45:26.300 front of a live

00:45:26.880 audience oh yeah a

00:45:28.200 whooping audience it's

00:45:29.420 it's all it's good i

00:45:30.260 love it it's all pro

00:45:31.160 wrestling yeah

00:45:31.920 everything political in

00:45:34.100 america is just an 0.99

00:45:35.060 extension of pro

00:45:35.840 wrestling at the end of

00:45:36.680 this he threw the pen

00:45:37.520 into the audience of

00:45:38.520 course yeah of course he

00:45:39.660 did it's like john

00:45:40.520 i like it i'm here for

00:45:41.600 it yeah yeah exactly

00:45:43.020 hogan ripping his shirt

00:45:44.500 and throwing that into

00:45:45.320 the audience that's that's

00:45:46.560 all this is that's why

00:45:47.820 that's why hogan showed

00:45:49.460 up for him it's why the

00:45:50.500 democrats had batista

00:45:51.640 and he was on undertaker as

00:45:54.220 well it's all just pro

00:45:55.240 wrestling man

00:45:55.820 politics is theater why

00:45:57.360 not just be honest about

00:45:58.960 it a bit more

00:46:00.440 yeah i mean trump is more

00:46:02.200 honest than all of them

00:46:03.580 he's a showman

00:46:04.180 what you see is what you

00:46:05.200 get with trump

00:46:05.840 you might not like him

00:46:07.540 lots of people i know

00:46:08.280 lots of people out there

00:46:08.980 despise him but what you

00:46:09.860 see is what you get right

00:46:10.640 it's not a he's not a

00:46:12.220 fake uh personality and

00:46:14.860 an entirely fake mask

00:46:16.320 like starmer for example

00:46:17.840 or or or david cameron or

00:46:21.000 tony blair it's like it's

00:46:22.080 sort of this fake edifice of

00:46:25.640 uh doing the impression of

00:46:27.200 a politician of a serious

00:46:28.060 politician at least he the

00:46:29.800 donald is the donald rat

00:46:30.840 when he's talking off the

00:46:32.600 cuff it's the same it's

00:46:34.280 always the same at least

00:46:35.800 boris johnson was a sincere

00:46:38.260 buffoon but he was a

00:46:39.700 sincere evil buffoon yeah

00:46:41.200 yeah yeah um so let's keep

00:46:43.900 playing this i i do love

00:46:45.120 the i honestly love the

00:46:46.540 fact that it's in front of

00:46:47.820 some sort of live audience

00:46:50.140 you can tell how popular

00:46:51.700 i mean obviously the

00:46:53.220 audience would be largely

00:46:54.020 if not entirely you know

00:46:55.660 could you imagine biden

00:46:57.460 doing this i don't think

00:46:58.740 so i don't think so

00:47:02.300 this next item is a

00:47:06.820 directive to the federal

00:47:07.760 government uh ordering the

00:47:09.420 restoration of freedom of

00:47:10.880 speech and preventing

00:47:12.060 government censorship of

00:47:13.680 free speech going forward

00:47:15.040 genuinely popular

00:47:19.300 there's only going to be a

00:47:21.500 small number of commons

00:47:22.740 that uh that hate this

00:47:24.860 and don't want people

00:47:25.980 people pretended to like

00:47:27.860 cameron house

00:47:28.740 people who were paid

00:47:30.800 pretended to like

00:47:31.660 cameron house

00:47:32.260 first item that president

00:47:33.300 trump is signing people

00:47:34.440 pretended to like joe biden

00:47:35.880 as well but people

00:47:37.640 actually like donald trump

00:47:38.960 oh yeah

00:47:39.460 yeah um i i personally

00:47:42.740 think it's great um i'm a

00:47:44.700 bit of an american o-fi i

00:47:46.180 don't know i being half

00:47:47.040 american and stuff like

00:47:47.740 that but i think it's great

00:47:48.560 in the united states they've

00:47:50.100 got thank you that they've

00:47:51.640 got um uh that it's

00:47:53.740 enshrined

00:47:54.280 like half anglo-american

00:47:56.020 anyway

00:47:56.400 yeah yeah yeah so i'm not

00:47:57.900 half native american yeah

00:47:59.180 yeah

00:47:59.400 my dad was from oregon and

00:48:01.320 he's descended from like i

00:48:02.580 think dutch and english

00:48:03.760 oh there you go

00:48:04.600 yeah i'm not i'm not actually

00:48:06.040 cherokee

00:48:06.460 he's one of the acceptable

00:48:07.540 right yeah guys

00:48:08.280 stop your typing right now

00:48:09.640 the good ones

00:48:10.020 and my mum's english welsh

00:48:13.880 so um no so obviously i've

00:48:16.120 got a soft spot for um for

00:48:18.260 the uh for the americans

00:48:19.880 of course um but i think

00:48:21.660 it's great it's in their

00:48:22.560 constitution uh the free

00:48:24.860 freedom of speech and so

00:48:26.700 where when and wherever that

00:48:28.860 has been eroded to walk that

00:48:31.400 back it's just obviously good

00:48:34.620 i feel like i mean i mean for

00:48:36.940 what the government was trying

00:48:38.680 to make uh the kind of

00:48:40.700 speech that the government

00:48:41.400 was trying to make illegal

00:48:42.400 under biden and under

00:48:43.380 obama and there are lots

00:48:44.720 of them yeah i don't want

00:48:45.780 them deciding what you can

00:48:46.780 and can't say just the same

00:48:47.920 as i don't want this bell

00:48:49.300 end deciding what i can and

00:48:50.720 can't say

00:48:51.180 just before we move on to

00:48:52.260 um the right honorable mr

00:48:54.360 starmer mp uh is to say

00:48:57.080 just a quick few other things

00:48:58.200 that he's done already i

00:48:59.700 think i thought i saw 200

00:49:01.720 executive orders all sorts of

00:49:03.700 things leaving the the paris

00:49:05.180 agreement leaving the who uh

00:49:07.680 the stuff about uh birthright

00:49:09.540 birthright and and 200 odd

00:49:12.160 other things um my only

00:49:14.960 concern with it and it's not

00:49:17.800 really a an immediate concern

00:49:20.000 but my only concern with it is

00:49:21.760 that when a when a democrat at

00:49:23.680 some point gets back in they'll

00:49:24.760 do the exact same thing they'll

00:49:27.020 have one bit of paper undoing

00:49:28.620 all of trump's sign that and

00:49:30.500 then start doing all their

00:49:31.400 commie stuff that that will just

00:49:32.840 become the norm that will just

00:49:34.480 be a new that is open wound in

00:49:36.880 the republic isn't it that is

00:49:38.700 basically the norm at this point

00:49:39.900 to come in sign a load of

00:49:41.740 executive orders trying to

00:49:42.900 destroy the previous

00:49:43.660 administration's achievements

00:49:44.840 and then carry on signing

00:49:46.600 executive orders to do your own

00:49:48.060 thing but that will keep that 0.99

00:49:49.600 will keep becoming more and

00:49:50.820 more pronounced more and more

00:49:52.300 pronounced and until it reaches

00:49:54.960 sort of absurd heights where a

00:49:57.240 new president comes in and it's

00:49:59.060 like thousands of executive

00:50:02.240 orders from the last guy you

00:50:03.620 undo with a stroke for pen and

00:50:05.140 then spend the next few days

00:50:06.180 doing all your stuff you want to

00:50:07.860 do that that's that will just

00:50:09.160 become completely dirty go just

00:50:10.840 be a matter of course um that's

00:50:14.500 damaging that's not how the

00:50:16.560 republic or any republic really is

00:50:18.100 sort of really supposed to

00:50:19.300 function i mean that's the hope

00:50:21.140 of something like the department

00:50:22.780 of government efficiency is that

00:50:24.640 it'll be able to pull back enough

00:50:26.220 of the state that whatever the next

00:50:28.440 administration can do won't be as

00:50:30.860 effective right yeah well yeah

00:50:34.280 let's hope let's hope let's hope

00:50:36.100 that it doesn't live up to its name

00:50:37.560 too much and just makes it so

00:50:38.740 whatever the government wants to

00:50:39.660 do next is going to be actually

00:50:41.400 more efficiently able to do it

00:50:43.060 just the point is with all of this

00:50:45.180 just to say that trump is hitting

00:50:47.300 the ground running and is doing the

00:50:49.240 things he said he would do so long

00:50:51.960 might last and hopefully they ramp it

00:50:53.520 up and it gets even more radical or

00:50:56.440 it's not radical is it it's

00:50:57.500 undoing radicalism it's sensible

00:50:59.080 right yeah yeah dial up the

00:51:01.460 sensibleness please to have a

00:51:02.840 government that isn't trying to

00:51:04.100 destroy the nation it's governing is

00:51:06.200 is sensible some would even say

00:51:09.020 admirable and desirable keep doing

00:51:13.480 stuff that's in the interest of the

00:51:15.160 united states and the western world

00:51:17.120 and common sense and humanity as a

00:51:19.980 whole yeah yes please yes please so

00:51:22.960 next thing to say is um just a quick

00:51:25.120 note i don't want to spend too long

00:51:26.240 on this but the nature of our

00:51:27.700 special relationship united states

00:51:30.300 and united kingdom are supposed to

00:51:31.600 have ever since the war a quote

00:51:33.780 unquote special relationship um it's

00:51:36.340 been a bit rocky over the decades um i

00:51:39.620 think it only really existed in the

00:51:41.200 mind of churchill but there you go at

00:51:43.280 the moment it's certainly not i

00:51:44.680 certainly didn't invest that exist in

00:51:46.200 the mind of roosevelt did it what has

00:51:48.080 he wanted to do be does a bleed as dry

00:51:50.000 well all during the long hot summer of

00:51:52.320 1940 the battle of britain he's like

00:51:54.440 let's see where they're going with

00:51:55.820 this let's see what happens

00:51:56.880 now there's loads there's loads let's

00:51:58.620 see how much money we can get from

00:52:00.060 these guys the coffers aren't dry yet

00:52:01.800 i mean during the war and the

00:52:04.500 beginning of the cold war there's a

00:52:05.920 massive anti-british sentiment in

00:52:08.140 america massive and in a sense

00:52:10.780 strategically you can't really blame

00:52:12.020 them we were one of the most

00:52:13.280 powerful nations in the world the

00:52:15.580 british empire still existed even at

00:52:17.260 the end of the war and that if

00:52:18.580 america wanted to be sort of

00:52:19.900 undisputed hegemon of the world they 1.00

00:52:21.200 would have to break the the the back 0.61

00:52:23.460 of the british empire so in a sense

00:52:25.240 looking at it from their point of

00:52:26.280 view you can't sort of can't blame

00:52:27.900 them but also there's lots of other

00:52:29.180 examples where they sort of did

00:52:30.760 everything they could to prevent us

00:52:31.820 from having our own nuclear program

00:52:33.540 didn't really help out particularly in

00:52:35.500 the falklands we were nice and

00:52:37.060 bankrupt by the end of the second

00:52:38.660 world war as well anyway the suez

00:52:40.140 crisis pulled the rug out from under

00:52:41.660 our feet in the suez crisis there's a

00:52:42.680 number of things there's a number of

00:52:43.600 things nevertheless nevertheless

00:52:44.680 bow doesn't hold any kind of

00:52:46.580 grudges or anything nevertheless

00:52:47.760 having said all of those things uh we

00:52:50.380 have we have been one of the

00:52:51.720 closest allies of the united states

00:52:53.380 in all sorts of ways over over the

00:52:55.160 decades since world war two in lots

00:52:57.120 and lots of ways we have in fact

00:52:59.460 helped helped each other out and

00:53:01.540 backed each other up in in other

00:53:02.960 ways i mean i think it's fair to say

00:53:05.880 that united kingdom has been one of

00:53:07.220 the closest allies of you know if you

00:53:09.860 just look at the iraq war for

00:53:11.680 example blair standing shoulder to

00:53:13.800 shoulder with w and that worked out

00:53:16.020 so well i think it was a terrible

00:53:17.600 thing it was a ridiculous disgusting

00:53:19.980 thing but i'm just saying that did

00:53:21.520 happen that did play out like that so

00:53:23.160 anyway

00:53:23.360 what what for the special relationship

00:53:25.760 in 2025

00:53:26.760 well um well let's just play this this

00:53:30.640 thing

00:53:30.900 of course that's our prime minister

00:53:33.260 don't want donald trump round okay

00:53:34.480 turn it up but don't underestimate the

00:53:36.860 danger to the world if trump is

00:53:39.020 re-elected this time around i'm anti-trump

00:53:42.120 i would like to send my warmest

00:53:45.040 congratulations to president trump on

00:53:47.520 his inauguration as the 47th president

00:53:50.500 of the united states said through

00:53:53.180 gritted teeth what a slime yeah yeah

00:53:55.260 what a greaseball because there is the

00:53:57.960 nature there is the real politic right

00:53:59.960 there is dealing with the situation at

00:54:02.260 hand and and all that sort of thing if i

00:54:05.860 was going to play any sort of interference

00:54:06.920 on behalf of starmer there but i i don't

00:54:10.460 excuse i don't excuse it it's funny

00:54:12.380 right seeing something like that is

00:54:13.800 funny just a number of statements

00:54:15.460 going back the best part of 10 years

00:54:17.000 trying to cane the donald and then

00:54:19.360 once he's actually in the big seat

00:54:20.660 just going oh well done sir it comes

00:54:22.720 across very sniveling of course it

00:54:24.480 does yeah yeah yeah because he knows

00:54:26.360 he's not in a position of power here

00:54:28.480 i saw another funny thing on twitter

00:54:30.720 it was completely ai generated but it

00:54:32.960 was funny nonetheless of the telephone

00:54:35.140 call of trump ringing up starmer and

00:54:38.760 starmer saying oh congratulations on

00:54:40.320 your win mr president and trump going

00:54:42.220 didn't you send hundreds of uh

00:54:44.460 campaigners over to america to try and

00:54:46.200 beat me in november and

00:54:48.860 starmer's going um um um trump going

00:54:51.980 shut your mouth or whatever it was i 0.96

00:54:54.680 can't remember what it was but it was

00:54:56.140 it was funny nonetheless you can only

00:54:57.900 imagine they have met and had dinner and

00:54:59.980 all sorts of things so it's not like

00:55:01.380 sort of some sort of dead relationship

00:55:03.820 like they can never work together and

00:55:06.820 everything but you it is frosted yeah it

00:55:10.320 will be a an uncomfortable relationship

00:55:12.600 and i'm also you know those chagos

00:55:15.020 islands oh yeah it seemed to me that all

00:55:19.520 of that is a way to sort of undermine or

00:55:22.440 thumb thumb their nose at the trump

00:55:25.160 administration because there's a massive

00:55:26.740 us base on those islands it belongs to

00:55:30.260 the uk but there's a massive us base

00:55:33.720 there and i think it's strategically

00:55:35.140 important for them to sort of refuel

00:55:37.100 their submarines or something or other

00:55:39.620 i don't know all the details of it but

00:55:40.940 it's important to the united states it's

00:55:42.520 important to the pentagon that we don't

00:55:44.900 just give those islands to mauritius which

00:55:47.860 is the idea which is the plan it's not

00:55:50.040 just about britain just feeling really

00:55:51.860 self-conscious just really guilty about

00:55:54.380 the the the shadows of colonialism no

00:55:58.720 it's it's about a strategy it's about

00:56:00.240 army bases and the world strategic

00:56:03.320 geopolitical situation things and it's

00:56:06.440 not in america's interest for us to do

00:56:08.420 it doesn't really matter to the uk one

00:56:10.280 way or another does it whether we

00:56:11.980 control the chagos islands it doesn't

00:56:13.840 doesn't affect us particularly other

00:56:17.020 than maybe you could argue prestige or

00:56:19.000 something but the americans are peed off

00:56:21.220 about it um so i think that might have

00:56:26.220 just been starmer just trying to piss off 0.80

00:56:31.580 trump i don't know enough about the

00:56:34.400 chagos islands to be a comment let's

00:56:36.960 move on uh what's the next link i i got

00:56:39.900 there um okay yeah so tracking all the

00:56:42.640 executive orders so yeah i just got a

00:56:44.280 bunch of quote a bunch of tabs just

00:56:46.600 looking at um just looking at what's in

00:56:49.260 the news cycle um yeah the next one the

00:56:51.760 bit i actually want to talk about uh for

00:56:53.520 the majority of this segment i've already

00:56:55.300 used up a fair bit of my time so i won't

00:56:57.620 um is the putin ukraine russian angle of

00:57:03.240 everything um because that's sort of other

00:57:07.220 than israel and gaza it's sort of the main

00:57:09.360 it's the main conflict in the world isn't

00:57:11.680 it i suppose you could argue um and so it

00:57:14.880 looked we we'd hoped or i'd hoped most of

00:57:17.080 us at the lotus eaters had hoped most

00:57:18.960 fair-minded people had hoped that trump

00:57:21.060 can bring the thing to an end

00:57:22.460 yeah um one way or another i think bring

00:57:26.200 the killing to an end yeah this is a very

00:57:28.020 controversial perspective uh but i think

00:57:30.980 people dying in war is bad yeah completely

00:57:34.900 innocent ukrainian civilians and more or

00:57:38.260 less and their soldiers yeah and their

00:57:40.120 soldiers and and and the russian

00:57:41.760 russian conscript that's the next thing to

00:57:43.140 say and uh essentially just as innocent

00:57:46.020 russian conscripts or whatever uh let's

00:57:49.800 stop them getting blown to bits yeah can

00:57:52.520 we the man on foot on the ground who is

00:57:56.480 fighting on behalf of his government i do

00:57:58.580 not ascribe him the guilt of their

00:58:00.700 governments right i think that's a pretty

00:58:02.960 reasonable position to take and so trump

00:58:04.960 has said that he's going to send his

00:58:07.600 special envoy a guy called keith kellogg to

00:58:10.480 try and um to try and end the war within

00:58:13.620 a hundred days

00:58:14.400 um now i suspect despite all the levers

00:58:19.320 and various forms of leverage that the

00:58:22.160 united states can bring to bear it will

00:58:24.360 still all ultimately hang on what putin

00:58:27.520 wants to do

00:58:28.100 uh but it does seem that there are sounds

00:58:32.680 that putin wants to bring it to an end if

00:58:35.160 he can

00:58:35.540 he wants to keep the crimea and he wants

00:58:37.760 to make sure ukraine doesn't join nato and

00:58:40.420 various other goals that he's always had

00:58:42.120 uh but he if he can he would like to

00:58:44.540 bring it to an end it seems yeah i mean

00:58:46.280 frankly i'm sure he would be quite

00:58:47.680 relieved to have a bit of an out given

00:58:49.860 that he has set so many red lines for

00:58:52.680 ukraine and the western allies that have

00:58:54.980 just gone straight over that if you do

00:58:57.580 that we've got nukes don't forget we've

00:58:59.420 got nukes they do it uh if you do this

00:59:01.240 next thing though we've got nukes never

00:59:02.960 forget we've got nukes they do the next

00:59:04.260 thing

00:59:04.540 okay but this last thing i swear if you

00:59:07.140 do this we've got this and it goes on

00:59:09.500 and on and on yeah yeah so trump said

00:59:13.120 back in uh like last year was it yeah

00:59:16.520 december last year he said assad is gone

00:59:19.440 he has fled his country he's protector

00:59:21.220 russia russia russia led by vladimir

00:59:23.100 putin

00:59:23.460 why three times

00:59:24.640 uh well because because it's donald trump

00:59:26.520 i think that's a reference to that during

00:59:29.640 his 2016 to 2020 uh presidency he was

00:59:33.680 just constantly dogged by these these

00:59:35.620 russian allegations he was he was a

00:59:37.680 stooge of putin or he was an actual

00:59:39.340 kremlin asset sleeper or whatever uh he

00:59:43.100 said it a number of times russia russia

00:59:44.460 russia that the the corporate mainstream

00:59:46.520 media in america were just constantly

00:59:48.040 throwing russia at him so i think there's 0.93

00:59:49.880 reference there um the vladimir putin

00:59:52.300 who's not interested in protecting him

00:59:54.780 any longer as sad that was uh there was

00:59:56.880 no reason for russia to be there in the

00:59:58.360 first place they lost all interest in

01:00:00.140 syria because of ukraine where close to

01:00:02.120 600 000 russian soldiers lay wounded or

01:00:04.240 dead in a war that should never have

01:00:05.920 started and could go on forever

01:00:07.440 russia and russia and iran are in a

01:00:10.140 weakened state right now one because of

01:00:11.940 ukraine and a bad economy the other

01:00:13.980 because of israel and its fighting

01:00:15.520 success likewise zelensky in ukraine

01:00:17.320 would like to make a deal to stop the

01:00:19.180 madness they have ridiculously lost

01:00:21.660 400 000 soldiers and many more

01:00:23.320 civilians there should be an immediate 1.00

01:00:24.760 ceasefire negotiations should begin

01:00:26.520 too many lives are being so needlessly

01:00:30.800 wasted too many families destroyed and if

01:00:33.200 it keeps going it can turn into something

01:00:34.760 much bigger and far worse i know vladimir

01:00:36.860 well this is his time to act china can

01:00:39.560 help the world is waiting so that's what

01:00:41.820 he said in december i.e after he'd won the

01:00:44.300 election but before he was actually in the

01:00:45.840 oval

01:00:46.180 right so yesterday he then on truth social

01:00:51.680 then said this i'm not looking to hurt russia

01:00:54.340 i love the russian people and always had a

01:00:56.900 very good relationship with president

01:00:58.780 putin and this despite the radical left

01:01:01.340 russia russia russia hoax hoax

01:01:03.740 in the capitals uh we we must never forget

01:01:07.300 that russia helped us with the second

01:01:08.660 world war

01:01:09.200 um losing almost 60 million lives in the

01:01:12.440 process um all of that being said

01:01:15.080 i thought it was 27

01:01:16.020 the num the exact number of how many

01:01:19.900 stalin's russia lost in world war ii is

01:01:23.680 massively debating different historians

01:01:25.300 have wildly different numbers when when

01:01:27.700 60 million is is the upper it's the upper

01:01:31.380 number i mean i think it's at least 20

01:01:33.380 million i think that's a reasonable

01:01:35.520 number but the thing is no nobody knows

01:01:38.080 that's the real real thing the trouble

01:01:40.040 wasn't recorded properly trouble with that

01:01:41.680 side of the war you're right yeah is it

01:01:43.020 wasn't recorded properly and also the

01:01:44.520 amount of borders shifting uh right

01:01:46.900 shifting as they turned westward further

01:01:49.560 into western europe makes just the the

01:01:51.940 whole thing was chaos yeah who who do you

01:01:54.760 count and don't you count and neither the

01:01:57.140 nazis nor the soviets kept proper proper

01:01:59.040 numbers or it was impossible to keep

01:02:00.520 proper proper numbers and do you count

01:02:02.700 the people that stalin purged sort of

01:02:06.700 during or soon after do they count in the

01:02:08.900 number or not anyway it was certainly

01:02:10.560 millions a million so but perhaps 60

01:02:12.780 million is a bit higher anyway but i i

01:02:15.520 just hadn't heard that yeah uh all that

01:02:18.840 being said i'm going to do russia whose

01:02:20.740 economy is failing and president and

01:02:22.580 president putin a very big favor settle

01:02:25.080 now and stop this ridiculous war uh it's

01:02:28.260 only going to get worse if we if we don't

01:02:31.040 make a deal and soon i have no other

01:02:33.120 choice but to put high levels of taxes

01:02:34.880 tariffs and sanctions on anything being

01:02:37.220 sold by russia to the united states and

01:02:39.300 various other participating countries

01:02:40.960 let's get this war which never would

01:02:43.260 have started if i were president over

01:02:44.940 with uh we can do it the easy way or the

01:02:47.560 hard way and the easy way is always

01:02:49.300 better it's time to make a deal no more

01:02:51.980 no more liars should be lost um pretty

01:02:55.240 definitive right so once again trump is

01:02:58.460 doing what he said he would i.e. bring a

01:03:01.900 decent amount of pressure to bear on the

01:03:05.200 russian side of the equation to to to stop

01:03:08.880 it and you can really read the

01:03:10.180 businessman sort of dealings in that as

01:03:12.460 well he's trying he's trying to be i'm

01:03:14.840 trying to be your friend i'm trying to do

01:03:16.240 you a favor here pooty poot yeah yeah

01:03:18.540 yeah here's a bunch of carrots don't make

01:03:20.700 me use the stick right i'll even use the

01:03:23.760 really big number for how many you lost in

01:03:25.740 the second world war yeah yeah uh so so let's

01:03:29.200 so let's hope this works and there's been

01:03:31.540 there's this there's basically two schools

01:03:34.340 of thought um one is the russia or putin

01:03:38.200 rather has got his lines in the sand and

01:03:40.660 he's not prepared to sort of budge on those

01:03:43.580 being the actual causes of this thing in

01:03:46.000 the first place um which is an overly

01:03:48.900 aggressive nato um an overly aggressive

01:03:53.460 uh sort of secret intelligence services

01:03:57.120 shenanigans and skullduggery going on

01:04:00.660 behind the scenes to undermine russia and

01:04:03.360 russian interests in central europe all

01:04:05.060 over the place putin's probably not going

01:04:07.840 to move all that far on those things but

01:04:10.700 nonetheless at least bring the the full

01:04:13.100 blown hot war in the donbass and stuff to

01:04:15.760 a close as soon as possible some are saying

01:04:18.040 that some are saying that putin's making

01:04:20.060 noises where he's just going to bite

01:04:21.880 trump's hand off basically yeah that's

01:04:24.140 what he's wanted for a while now another

01:04:25.440 saying no he he's got these lines in the

01:04:27.680 sand and he will not really budge from

01:04:30.080 them so we'll see how it plays out

01:04:31.680 the ball is now kind of fairly firmly in

01:04:33.900 putin's court on this because zelensky is

01:04:36.380 just a puppet right he's going to do what

01:04:38.620 he's told basically we all know that so um

01:04:42.260 so we'll see where it goes from here but

01:04:44.780 once again it is optimistic i think right

01:04:49.580 that maybe he will he will get it done but

01:04:52.400 i'll leave it there i think i've gone

01:04:53.580 slightly over my time so that's all right

01:04:55.480 let's read through a few of the rumble

01:04:56.740 rants here so uh the engaged few says the

01:04:59.600 insults to the british people will 0.75

01:05:00.860 continue until enough british people

01:05:02.260 accept that stopping it will require more

01:05:04.180 action from the people than simply casting

01:05:05.920 a ballot and they act accordingly that

01:05:07.900 feels like a fed post and so i can't

01:05:09.980 really say one way or the other if i

01:05:12.120 agree the engaged few is again executive

01:05:14.580 orders are nice but trump needs to stay

01:05:16.040 out to the bullwhip and start cracking it

01:05:17.720 across the backs of congressional

01:05:18.820 republicans because they only have two

01:05:20.240 years to make these eos into laws i

01:05:22.820 imagine you'd agree with that

01:05:23.840 yeah uh ali uh almy thom says yes bow bow

01:05:28.980 24 7 channel woo if you want more bow

01:05:32.800 there's other places you can find him as

01:05:34.460 well actually would you like to let them

01:05:35.840 know

01:05:36.140 oh well there's my own channel history bro

01:05:39.000 i also am on with mr h reviews every

01:05:42.120 week on a tuesday

01:05:43.040 oh is that a weekly thing yeah yeah

01:05:44.640 oh yeah every tuesday

01:05:45.780 yeah yeah he's a good guy nate um

01:05:48.880 uh but there's talking more about

01:05:50.500 culture and tv and films and things

01:05:52.280 uh but also we've got our own very

01:05:54.120 small channel we've just started

01:05:55.140 called the state of politics

01:05:56.480 we're trying to really yeah it's a

01:05:58.640 very very small channel we've just

01:05:59.660 sort of just sort of started so a

01:06:01.260 literal 24 7 bow chat

01:06:02.920 it's streaming right now and of course

01:06:06.300 follow me on twitter i'm just under my

01:06:07.720 real name there bow day you'd find me

01:06:09.140 at history bro one is my handle so uh

01:06:11.960 yeah there you go the engaged few

01:06:14.480 security clearances should be revoked

01:06:16.020 the moment a person leaves government

01:06:17.280 work

01:06:17.680 i mean that makes perfect sense to me

01:06:19.880 why not yeah you don't work for us

01:06:21.660 anymore

01:06:22.040 uh ali motherm again says uh harry is

01:06:26.200 not ginger ffs his hair just looks

01:06:28.620 like orange when backlit thank you

01:06:30.680 thank you for understanding i can

01:06:31.700 confirm you're not ginger thank you

01:06:33.480 you're the one guy who's not trying

01:06:35.100 to wind me up really just thank you

01:06:38.060 for being a sincere and kind person i

01:06:40.160 mean there's a hint of strawberry

01:06:41.700 blonde at very worst at the absolute

01:06:43.700 worst not even that no it's mousy it's 0.77

01:06:45.620 mousy to blonde it's not you're not a 0.98

01:06:47.400 redhead you're not a redhead that's a 1.00

01:06:49.200 random name says following his takeover

01:06:50.860 the ministry of magic bold and

01:06:52.780 bow demort established the department

01:06:54.920 of demogulification allowing for the

01:06:57.240 removal of mudbloods from us 1.00

01:06:59.000 dragon lady chris presumably in

01:07:03.300 response to me not being ginger says no

01:07:05.460 bows brilliance just makes harry's ginger

01:07:07.900 seem paler that's a compliment there you 0.97

01:07:10.760 go the engaged few president trump just

01:07:13.440 signed an executive order making bow and

01:07:15.440 harry u.s citizens thank you very much

01:07:17.520 president trump please don't make me pay

01:07:19.380 u.s taxes though please because i know

01:07:21.720 you have to pay them even if you're

01:07:23.060 overseas if you're a citizen i'll take it

01:07:24.780 this is a really nerdy thing i actually

01:07:26.780 want to take the test that just to test

01:07:30.220 your knowledge yeah just to make sure i

01:07:32.500 i expect i know as much as a mexican

01:07:34.780 does about america yeah i think the

01:07:37.000 questions are quite easy but uh like how

01:07:40.320 many supreme court justice or how many

01:07:42.060 how many states are there things like

01:07:43.800 that but um i'd actually quite like to

01:07:45.820 give it a whirl oh why not nerdy things

01:07:48.980 bobo bad says bo you are a credit to 0.95

01:07:51.500 your people oh that's very kind the

01:07:54.520 engaged few again i wonder if it would be

01:07:56.220 physically possible for trump to break

01:07:57.780 his foot off in starmer's arse without 0.83

01:08:00.000 leaving the white house it is worth a

01:08:02.280 try at the very least stomp a mud hole

01:08:04.560 and we'll keep dry i'm gonna open a

01:08:07.580 can of a pass

01:08:08.540 uh wesley says did you fellows hear

01:08:12.600 trump's new plan to deport our illegal

01:08:14.400 aliens to england i'm for it of yeah of

01:08:17.300 course you would be for it wouldn't you

01:08:18.920 um the engaged few again the only way

01:08:21.640 russia can win this war is through their 0.99

01:08:23.100 time-honored tradition of drowning their

01:08:24.720 enemy in oceans of russian blood i mean

01:08:27.260 that's pretty much what they did in the

01:08:29.160 second world war as well yeah i mean

01:08:31.860 they've won they've won it they've already

01:08:33.700 won it they wanted to keep the crimea and

01:08:35.640 take a chunk of that and they've done

01:08:37.440 that yeah anyway but anyway we've not

01:08:40.420 got that much time so this won't be a

01:08:41.800 very long segment and besides there's

01:08:43.140 not that much of substance to talk about

01:08:45.100 this i just wanted to talk about the

01:08:47.360 nashville school shooting that happened

01:08:49.360 yesterday obviously it's a horror that

01:08:52.180 this happened in the first place uh one

01:08:54.180 young man was injured one 16 year old

01:08:56.880 girl has died as a result of the

01:08:58.840 shooting and the shooter himself shot

01:09:00.900 himself um but there's something

01:09:04.000 interesting to talk about regarding this

01:09:06.240 which is that modernity and particularly

01:09:09.080 access to the internet but for

01:09:13.320 teenagers and young people in general is

01:09:17.580 an absolute mess it's an absolute mess

01:09:20.720 because this kid was clearly mentally ill 0.62

01:09:23.420 and clearly spent far too much time online

01:09:26.460 and decided to commit an atrocity he was

01:09:28.760 also uh black so it's another one to 0.98

01:09:30.820 add to the black kids committing 0.97

01:09:32.280 school shootings which some would argue

01:09:34.280 had more to do with this than the

01:09:35.980 political ideology side of it but the

01:09:37.800 political ideology side of it is

01:09:39.260 interesting to look at especially

01:09:40.660 because it seems to have some

01:09:41.720 connections to other politically

01:09:43.220 motivated school shootings that

01:09:44.680 happened over the past few months and

01:09:47.280 this incident took place uh relatively

01:09:50.140 close uh to the nashville christian

01:09:54.560 school the elementary school that was

01:09:56.560 shot up a few years ago by the trans 1.00

01:09:58.680 shooter who also had a manifesto which

01:10:00.900 we only had recently gained access to

01:10:03.920 bits and pieces of it the police were

01:10:06.140 mainly trying to get keep that away

01:10:07.760 from the public eye so the report is

01:10:10.040 that one student is dead another

01:10:11.400 wounded after a third student opened

01:10:12.800 fire with a pistol on wednesday at

01:10:14.840 antioch high school in nashville

01:10:16.280 tennessee the 17 year old shooter who

01:10:18.940 was called solomon henderson shot

01:10:21.060 himself and died as well the police

01:10:23.340 spokesman a man called down aaron said

01:10:25.340 the there is no danger at the school

01:10:27.220 the two victims were taken to a

01:10:29.020 hospital where a female student died

01:10:30.480 and a male student was treated for a

01:10:31.760 graze wound to his arm aaron

01:10:34.020 clarified that the gender of the

01:10:35.520 wounded student of the wounded

01:10:36.900 student at later briefing police

01:10:38.700 identified the female student as

01:10:40.420 jocelyn correa escalante 16 years old

01:10:43.420 the shooter was identified as 17 years

01:10:45.460 old he went to the school guy called

01:10:47.220 solomon henderson police said the

01:10:49.080 authorities were examining very

01:10:50.680 concerning online writings and social

01:10:52.840 media posts connected to the shooter as

01:10:55.540 part of the investigation the shooting

01:10:57.280 was partially live streamed on the

01:10:59.140 streaming platform kick according to a

01:11:01.400 statement from the company kick said

01:11:03.220 it had removed the video from its

01:11:04.400 platform and banned the account violence

01:11:06.780 has no place on kick they said we are

01:11:08.860 actively working with law enforcement

01:11:10.480 and taking all appropriate steps to

01:11:12.760 support their investigation so

01:11:14.580 obviously these are relatively

01:11:17.080 isolated incidents but it does seem to be

01:11:21.420 that more often than you would like

01:11:23.640 now you get these insane teenagers

01:11:26.440 writing manifestos and shooting up

01:11:28.820 schools it's it's a pretty worrying

01:11:32.000 trend and the manifesto has been the

01:11:34.640 highlight of a lot of people talking

01:11:37.040 about this because he posted it on his

01:11:39.480 Instagram which has now been taken

01:11:41.540 down and there was a Google document

01:11:43.860 that was available for people to read

01:11:45.860 through and the thing was confusing and

01:11:51.400 scattershot and just weird to say the

01:11:56.520 absolute least so we have a picture of

01:11:58.520 the guy this is confused this is

01:11:59.920 confirmed as the shooter Solomon

01:12:02.800 Henderson you'll notice that he's wearing

01:12:04.860 a bosom hoodie in this which bosom they

01:12:09.500 are a Norwegian ambient slash black metal

01:12:12.780 band headed by Varg Vikerns who was who

01:12:15.660 was a notorious everything you're

01:12:17.440 saying is new to me notorious murderer

01:12:20.200 and white supremacist a band it's

01:12:24.320 basically a solo project he was in a

01:12:27.060 previous band called mayhem and he

01:12:28.860 murdered the bassist because he

01:12:29.960 suspected the bassist wanted to murder

01:12:31.280 him it was early 90s Norwegian black

01:12:33.780 metal stuff completely insane it's just

01:12:36.240 really dark okay okay really really

01:12:38.240 dark stuff the kind of band where one

01:12:40.240 of them blew their own brains out and

01:12:41.940 they took a photo of it and used it as an

01:12:43.320 album cover stuff like that so not the

01:12:46.320 sort of band or artists that you would

01:12:48.280 expect a 17 year old black kid in 0.99

01:12:50.600 America to be into especially given that

01:12:53.300 the guy like Varg Vikern I think he lives

01:12:55.400 in France now pretty obscure oh what he's

01:12:57.320 not in prison he got out of prison he was

01:12:59.600 he served his time he served his time okay um but

01:13:03.680 yeah he's he's a pretty like he's like a

01:13:05.720 pagan Norse white supremacist type murderer

01:13:08.860 murderer right okay yeah so not the kind of

01:13:12.280 guy that you would expect to be listening to

01:13:15.480 that kind of thing but also not the kind of

01:13:19.520 guy that you would expecting you would

01:13:21.480 expect to write this I'm not going to read

01:13:25.020 out the words and that's where this

01:13:27.580 obviously this is a tragedy but there is a

01:13:31.360 bit of an absurd comedy aspect to this as

01:13:34.000 well given that he named it the um

01:13:35.860 the N cell manifesto and you can see the

01:13:40.700 opening page is this just a young a young

01:13:43.540 virgin that is extremely angry I would I 1.00

01:13:46.940 would expect so I would expect it and

01:13:48.760 spent far too much time on 4chan and

01:13:51.100 managed to get himself invested in a lot

01:13:53.640 of weird esoteric politics and then

01:13:57.780 decided to shoot school I said this when

01:14:00.200 we did a segment a few weeks ago about

01:14:01.980 that girl who went on a some sort of 0.99

01:14:04.160 killing spree remember that a girl 1.00

01:14:06.260 shooter yes the fact that the fem cell 0.60

01:14:08.540 shooter yeah who quoted who was quoted in

01:14:10.760 her own manifesto as having been inspired

01:14:12.900 by radfem hitler and she was what was she

01:14:17.880 16 I think she was 16 15 or 16 she was

01:14:21.280 mutuals on Twitter with this guy which is

01:14:23.780 a weird connection between the two of

01:14:25.780 them and I said that what I'm about to

01:14:27.840 say in that segment but I'll say again

01:14:29.520 you don't know your ass from your elbow 0.88

01:14:32.440 when you're that age no of course don't

01:14:34.380 know what you're doing or talking about

01:14:36.240 you cannot you have not read enough known

01:14:39.100 enough lived enough to I don't know how

01:14:41.760 because quite often suicide bombers and

01:14:43.740 all sorts of spree killers are often very

01:14:46.100 often very very very young these are

01:14:48.280 particularly young but they're very very

01:14:49.720 young it's because one of the things I

01:14:52.600 think the psychology of it is that you

01:14:54.260 convince yourself that you're absolutely

01:14:56.100 certain I know what it was like the

01:14:58.560 arrogance of youth I remember being 16 or

01:15:01.040 17 and thinking I know everything the

01:15:03.620 small amount of reading I have done the

01:15:05.040 small amount of TV and documentaries I

01:15:06.780 have watched I feel like I've got a handle

01:15:09.000 on everything and the reality of you

01:15:12.280 absolutely haven't you absolutely haven't

01:15:15.280 but you can't tell team often you can't

01:15:19.320 tell teenagers that I mean as far as I

01:15:21.920 know the world will stomp the arrogance

01:15:23.560 out of you in your 20s probably whether

01:15:25.300 or not you had that kind of arrogance to

01:15:27.380 you I don't think you went as far as to

01:15:29.300 write your own mentally insane manifesto

01:15:34.540 no no of course not no but because these

01:15:37.740 are an extreme pathology aren't they these

01:15:39.700 people's that people that write this and

01:15:41.300 then actually go on to do violent things

01:15:44.260 anyway you cut it that's a very very

01:15:46.900 extreme pathology and very very small

01:15:48.380 number of people do that but I mean it's

01:15:52.280 just like a perfect storm of hubris

01:15:56.580 arrogance violence and the ability to get

01:16:00.920 your hands on a gun and I don't know and

01:16:03.320 and a nihilism a suicide obviously a

01:16:05.760 suicidal tendency all those things being

01:16:08.160 extremely unhappy obviously not obviously

01:16:10.800 but it seems like with the n cell thing

01:16:13.040 extremely angry I just also sad very

01:16:19.140 very confused and very conflicted very

01:16:23.780 because listen listen to this death to

01:16:25.880 the current state of the West this book

01:16:27.320 is dedicated to accelerationism and

01:16:29.500 violence by an end for victory death to

01:16:32.540 all mamsers no idea what that I don't 1.00

01:16:35.240 know I'm even I'm not this termini online

01:16:37.620 to know what a mamza is this book is

01:16:39.840 dedicated to world dominance by the n 1.00

01:16:42.040 genocide them and loot everything this 0.98

01:16:44.500 is the blah blah death to Israel but 0.97

01:16:46.660 also death to Palestine part of this

01:16:49.200 makes it come across like a bit of a

01:16:50.880 shit post if I'm honest like he was

01:16:53.680 planning on doing the shooting maybe

01:16:55.420 for more personal reasons and because

01:16:58.000 he was terminally online decided to make

01:17:00.120 the most ideologically confused and

01:17:02.540 scattershot manifesto ever just to really

01:17:05.720 confuse people after he was dead because

01:17:08.500 that's what it comes across like of

01:17:10.300 course I don't want to make enemies of

01:17:11.860 all 17 year olds out there but that's

01:17:13.320 classic 17 year old just a stream of

01:17:16.220 nonsense really yeah again it seems it

01:17:18.680 seems like he was involved in a lot of

01:17:20.300 weird stuff online he included in the

01:17:22.540 manifesto his social medias which people

01:17:25.140 on Kiwi farms and 4chan immediately

01:17:27.400 tracked down found out that he was

01:17:29.800 somehow attached to a strange sect of

01:17:33.200 groipers who are like a nonce clique of

01:17:37.680 groipers nonce clique all right okay

01:17:41.180 groipers very strange and then of course

01:17:43.640 people discovered that he was a mutual

01:17:46.100 with the fem cell shooter from a few from

01:17:49.140 a few months ago and also which which of

01:17:52.860 course is a very very strange connection

01:17:54.640 but he had been posting about saying she

01:17:56.640 did nothing wrong I've not done anything

01:17:58.820 wrong by by supporting her yeah very

01:18:01.340 very strange said she did nothing wrong

01:18:03.480 stop bullying so he's bullied I mean he

01:18:07.400 said well actually I would have thought

01:18:09.060 actually there's a Q&A there's a Q&A in

01:18:13.260 his manifesto where he said please ignore

01:18:16.320 the the soy jacks are you a victim of 1.00

01:18:19.300 bullying no I'm not I've never been

01:18:21.040 bullied I've never been bullied once but

01:18:23.760 then he also says right are you a white

01:18:26.620 supremacist no I'm a golden n it wouldn't

01:18:29.160 make sense for me to be one I can't be a

01:18:31.160 white supremacist so are you a black

01:18:33.040 supremacist no I wouldn't be if ends

01:18:35.660 weren't so effing retarded tnd which I 1.00

01:18:39.260 believe is a reference to a 4chan meme

01:18:42.120 so he got some sort of god complex it

01:18:44.920 very very strange and then also he's just

01:18:47.200 throwing out as many names and

01:18:48.880 confusing people as possible his

01:18:51.200 Instagram account which people found

01:18:53.040 listed himself as the last true

01:18:55.060 Rhodesian and then when in his

01:18:57.600 manifesto he was speaking about the

01:18:59.180 particular groups or people that

01:19:00.700 radicalized him the most this is going to

01:19:02.480 be the part that if the mainstream media

01:19:04.260 cover this a bit more will be

01:19:06.120 highlighted because he names Candace

01:19:08.080 Owens Ethan Ralph Nick Fuentes but

01:19:11.340 then Turkey Tom Mr Beast I don't know 0.62

01:19:15.980 who Turkey Tom or I don't know I dubs

01:19:19.720 destiny and Hassan Piker so he's naming

01:19:22.360 like right wing and then also

01:19:24.940 centrists and then insane leftists but

01:19:28.220 then he says Candace Owens has

01:19:29.480 influenced me above all each time she

01:19:31.580 spoke I was stunned by her insights and

01:19:33.560 her own views helped me push me further

01:19:35.200 and further into the belief of violence

01:19:36.540 over the JQ along with Turkey Tom 0.96

01:19:39.320 Turkey Tom makes like this is truly a 0.98

01:19:43.640 confused yeah mess he makes fun YouTube

01:19:46.860 videos talking about like dark

01:19:50.080 characters or internet drama I've been

01:19:53.960 radicalized by both Candace Owens and

01:19:56.440 destiny okay okay dude okay and

01:19:59.400 Hassan misspelled Piker and Idubs as

01:20:02.680 well obviously Idubs has got a lot to

01:20:04.980 answer for and then he goes on here to

01:20:06.880 say do you have any groups that are

01:20:08.340 backing you yes the Markiplier subreddit

01:20:10.980 the Markiplier subreddit he's a

01:20:15.160 YouTuber gaming YouTuber who as far as I'm

01:20:17.640 aware has never made any political

01:20:20.860 content on his YouTube channel so this

01:20:24.840 not seems to be complete mishmash throw

01:20:28.200 all the shit at the wall to confuse

01:20:29.920 people but I can guarantee that if the

01:20:33.220 news decide to start running with this

01:20:34.920 they are going to pick up on the Candace

01:20:36.580 Owens has influenced me Candace Owens

01:20:38.900 inspires Nashville school shooter that's

01:20:42.060 what it's going to be if these if this

01:20:44.580 carries on but it's so strange that this

01:20:46.660 is becoming something of a minor trend

01:20:49.260 now that mentally ill teenagers will 0.99

01:20:52.620 commit an atrocious act kill people and 0.69

01:20:56.020 then have a manifesto ready to be

01:20:57.800 discovered immediately after it's a

01:21:00.660 horrifying part of modernity and

01:21:03.260 honestly I do think that this guy no

01:21:06.000 matter what the circumstances of his

01:21:07.640 life would have been would have been a

01:21:09.160 danger to others because it's not just

01:21:10.920 you don't just give any child access to

01:21:13.260 the internet and they immediately

01:21:14.300 become a school shooter but I do think 0.66

01:21:16.660 that this kind of thing shows that just

01:21:18.060 kids these days I sound like an old man

01:21:20.980 spend way too much time online it's so

01:21:23.340 easy to get sucked into these circles

01:21:25.200 and become terminally online and I think

01:21:27.920 that kids should just be left alone from

01:21:30.940 the internet they shouldn't be able to

01:21:32.420 have access to everything that is on

01:21:35.020 there no absolutely because I mean the

01:21:38.100 internet the completely unfiltered

01:21:39.860 internet is sort of all of humanity

01:21:42.480 spilled out right it is worse parts as

01:21:46.300 well it is it is whatever you want to

01:21:48.260 make it right so you can find the most

01:21:50.380 inspiring beautiful things on there and

01:21:52.560 the most dark disgusting depraved things

01:21:54.620 right so I mean and again I don't say

01:21:58.700 that every child who has access to the

01:22:00.680 internet immediately falls into this it's

01:22:03.700 just worrying that this happens in the

01:22:05.560 first place I mean good god I mean I

01:22:07.460 grew up all my formative years were

01:22:09.140 pre-internet years basically I was

01:22:11.700 already a very young adult by the time

01:22:13.680 you had the really really crappy modem

01:22:16.760 dial-up type internet and they're just

01:22:19.700 so so I'd already sort of formed my

01:22:23.220 sense of ethics and morals by that point

01:22:26.200 but if you are truly if you're a little

01:22:28.120 kid

01:22:28.580 yeah it's really really worrying

01:22:33.840 even if you keep your own kids off the

01:22:35.640 internet the sort of the sort of

01:22:37.720 disgusting things that they can be

01:22:39.160 exposed to by other kids if they have

01:22:41.280 access to the internet it's terrible

01:22:42.400 I self-sensitize you right I deliberately

01:22:45.320 don't look at the most disgusting things

01:22:48.320 like very much so I remember the last

01:22:50.540 time there was during the Syrian war at

01:22:53.680 one point ISIS got hold of I think a

01:22:56.300 Jordanian captured a Jordanian downed

01:22:58.500 pilot and they put him in a cage and

01:23:00.580 set him alive and it was all over the

01:23:04.120 internet that this had happened and

01:23:05.300 there's loads of clicks everywhere I

01:23:06.360 think even links everywhere I think

01:23:08.080 even the Sun newspaper had a link to

01:23:10.420 the video if you want to see it it was

01:23:12.080 around that point I made a conscious

01:23:14.240 decision that I'm not gonna see it I've

01:23:17.880 never seen that clip to this day and I

01:23:19.500 don't want to see it and I followed I

01:23:22.340 used to follow a few people on Twitter

01:23:23.580 that will quite often post what is

01:23:25.360 effectively snuff footage CCTV footage of

01:23:29.240 someone getting murdered in America

01:23:30.740 wherever and I've had to mute them or

01:23:32.720 unfollow them so don't want that in my

01:23:34.720 memory banks okay but I was like a 30

01:23:37.320 year old 40 year old dude making that

01:23:39.160 decision if you're 10 years old and

01:23:42.640 someone just puts phone in front of you

01:23:43.960 in the playground or you're 15 year old

01:23:47.340 and you're just dark and you actively

01:23:50.080 searching this out and filling your mind

01:23:51.980 with this with horrors yeah it's a

01:23:55.200 worry it's not great yeah it's not good

01:23:57.020 it's not good I mean obviously I'm

01:24:01.140 stating the obvious here but there's not

01:24:03.420 much else to say about it really done I

01:24:05.760 mean other than passing laws saying

01:24:07.700 until you're 18 you're sort of not

01:24:11.480 allowed the completely unfiltered

01:24:13.020 internet until you're at least 18 or

01:24:14.740 something I don't know then there's

01:24:16.400 then there's practical issue about that

01:24:18.060 how do you yeah how would you ever how

01:24:19.480 would you ever write that yeah but

01:24:21.600 anyway yeah so not much else to say

01:24:23.760 about that just a horrible situation

01:24:25.940 and very confusing in the aftermath

01:24:28.580 let's read through some of the rumble

01:24:30.400 rants and move on to the video

01:24:32.140 comments so in XEO says Bo can you do

01:24:36.980 a piece with Tick history to discuss

01:24:38.740 Hitler's socialism I would love to have 1.00

01:24:41.580 a conversation with Tick he won't do it

01:24:43.500 I've asked him have you actually asked

01:24:45.440 him yeah I've asked him a number of

01:24:46.440 times eventually he said just no he

01:24:50.540 doesn't want to do any sort of live

01:24:51.900 thing he likes to do scripted videos on

01:24:53.740 his own which is fair enough yeah I

01:24:55.940 would love a conversation with him but

01:24:57.680 then I think I burnt a bridge with him a

01:24:59.220 little bit as well you did insult him

01:25:00.820 quite harshly what was it or am I just

01:25:04.680 assuming that I remember you had an

01:25:06.380 interaction yeah I'm just assuming that

01:25:08.840 you decided to go in with a ballistic

01:25:10.520 missile no it wasn't a full it wasn't a

01:25:13.060 full-blown all it was he said something

01:25:15.760 that was really sivnat colorblind

01:25:17.520 something that there's no such thing as

01:25:19.600 differences between IQs between races and I

01:25:22.280 said and I said I think that's just

01:25:24.300 coped bro yeah that's all I did and he

01:25:26.820 didn't reply but I suspect now he he

01:25:29.000 wouldn't speak to me for love and money

01:25:30.440 but I would if he ever sees this I would

01:25:33.800 love to have a conversation I think he's

01:25:37.200 really good I don't agree with all his

01:25:38.620 tapes he's a really interesting guy

01:25:40.320 stuff is super and he's yeah he's

01:25:42.020 mostly clearly done a huge amount of

01:25:44.240 reading my main problem with him very

01:25:46.620 well red man yeah my main problem with

01:25:48.700 him is that he is ideologically like

01:25:52.420 really really ideologically wedded to

01:25:55.520 like an anarchist form of libertarianism

01:25:58.460 and it colors all of his views in a way

01:26:01.260 that I don't think is always positive he's

01:26:02.560 basically on our side he's much more

01:26:04.720 based than he is woke yeah no doubt

01:26:06.940 about that but I don't think he would

01:26:08.720 speak Samson gave me the signal that we

01:26:11.220 should carry on so the engaged few why

01:26:13.400 does this shooting have a Romeo and

01:26:15.480 Juliet ring to it well again a lot of

01:26:17.580 people are going off of the manifesto it

01:26:19.280 just seems to be purposefully confusing I

01:26:21.800 imagine this is more personal than

01:26:23.120 anything like that Ali Moth at Al 1.00

01:26:26.300 Meatham again says Bo could you spell

01:26:28.380 out your other channels please I'm slow

01:26:30.360 so history bro just on YouTube yep two

01:26:33.820 words history bro and the other one is

01:26:36.020 the state of politics there you go

01:26:38.880 Zerank says it's interesting that us

01:26:41.340 early Millennials had access to the

01:26:42.720 uncensored and unregulated internet

01:26:44.320 though there wasn't much there we didn't

01:26:46.280 pop off for the hell of it family and

01:26:47.860 friends grounded us well yeah you need to

01:26:49.420 have a good personal life anyway for

01:26:52.400 anything really the engaged few the only

01:26:54.400 person he failed to mention as an

01:26:55.840 influence is Mr Matica maybe you'd not

01:26:58.420 watched any of Jim's stuff is Jim still

01:27:00.480 around he is still around he was streaming

01:27:02.520 on the inauguration actually that's a

01:27:05.320 random name says to prevent further

01:27:06.840 acts of wand violence both Bo demort

01:27:09.100 deployed many of his beam eaters across 1.00

01:27:11.820 the schools to stop and search mudblood 1.00

01:27:13.700 stay safe wizards hmm I love this law

01:27:16.380 that's emerging there's a story that

01:27:17.900 someone should put together Bobo bad on a

01:27:20.320 serious note I was kidding about in the

01:27:22.020 bunkie this kid's shitposting mixed with 0.67

01:27:24.100 what is estrangement of identity with his

01:27:25.600 own community and ability to recognize

01:27:27.300 injustice but unable to process it I

01:27:29.860 think there's a lot going on there but

01:27:31.860 again you don't just browse the internet

01:27:34.540 for a bit and decide you're going to

01:27:35.760 shoot up your school so I think that

01:27:38.440 this guy was this kid was a danger no

01:27:40.360 matter what anyway let's go on to the

01:27:42.480 video comments we've still got time so I

01:27:45.460 don't know when you guys were last in

01:27:46.720 Bristol but I had to take my mom to the

01:27:48.620 eye hospital and on the way in I was just

01:27:50.340 thinking about how grubby the buildings

01:27:51.800 look unfortunately but more than

01:27:53.720 anything just how inundated they are

01:27:55.560 with graffiti now it's never really been

01:27:57.760 my scene but you know when I was younger

01:27:59.420 I was like a bit of a metal head but

01:28:01.220 it's punk rock and stuff and I was like

01:28:02.560 that's kind of avant-garde it's kind of

01:28:03.920 cool people do as they do it's a bit

01:28:05.900 libertine but in retrospect it's just so

01:28:09.360 much visual clutter that it's not even

01:28:12.020 artistic I don't know how you guys feel

01:28:14.060 about that yeah I agree I've not been to

01:28:17.040 Bristol for a little bit but last time I

01:28:18.820 went the first time I went there I drove

01:28:20.340 through and was like god this is this

01:28:22.600 place is covered in fucking hideous

01:28:24.800 graffiti everywhere mostly of

01:28:27.460 inspirational fat black women I kind of 0.96

01:28:30.140 hate all graffiti as an entire genre of

01:28:33.920 quote-unquote art I don't really like

01:28:35.600 hardly any of it ever if you're if you

01:28:38.120 want to do art with spray cans I can't

01:28:39.260 think of any I like if you want to do art

01:28:40.940 with spray cans or massive markers or

01:28:43.220 whatever go and buy a big bit of canvas

01:28:46.020 or something or a place where it's

01:28:48.060 encouraged don't just do it on the side

01:28:49.400 of a building on the side of a train

01:28:50.840 that's simply damaging property that's

01:28:54.700 all that is there's defacing property

01:28:56.920 and making everything uglier for the

01:28:58.500 rest of us anyway next one on the list

01:29:03.000 of things I didn't anticipate this year

01:29:04.280 but absolutely love let's start with the

01:29:05.720 ADL defending Elon Musk AOC's accusation

01:29:07.780 that the ADL is an irreputable hate

01:29:09.140 group and Count Dankula's reaction as he

01:29:10.700 realizes that he and the ADL are on the

01:29:12.340 same side somehow next Dr Luke who wrote

01:29:14.580 a paper about how smell is used to

01:29:15.900 discriminate against ethnic minorities

01:29:17.160 tried to break up a fight between

01:29:18.480 ethnic minorities calling each other 0.93

01:29:19.620 smelly and got dog parred by both sides

01:29:21.240 of the aisle for involving herself

01:29:22.440 while being white finally tiktok's

01:29:24.220 flip-flop ban and the total morons who

01:29:25.740 then went to an even worse app out of

01:29:27.060 spite only to realize that the Chinese

01:29:28.540 are actually racist are not allies and

01:29:30.480 are in genuine full support of

01:29:31.740 censorship that was a lot to take in

01:29:35.320 yeah it's good though I like it I like

01:29:36.860 quick fire I didn't know that Dr 0.62

01:29:38.680 Al Luke's had to break up a fight

01:29:40.560 between Indians saying you're smelly no

01:29:42.460 you're smelly no you smell sir

01:29:44.560 the Chinese Communist Party didn't want

01:29:50.360 a Tiananmen Square that's why they

01:29:51.500 censor it while on a business trip in

01:29:53.560 China I chatted to a program manager

01:29:55.520 over lunch Alex what parts of China

01:29:57.680 have you visited well mostly the south

01:30:00.060 Hong Kong Guangzhou Shenzhen Xiamen but

01:30:02.920 also Beijing oh did you enjoy Beijing

01:30:05.520 yes the summer palace is beautiful and

01:30:07.880 it was interesting touring Tiananmen

01:30:09.240 Square where the riots were

01:30:10.480 quizzically he said there have never been

01:30:12.680 any riots in Tiananmen Square naively I

01:30:15.260 thought about looking it up for him

01:30:16.480 which I could have done as my computer

01:30:18.120 was on a VPN instead I apologized and

01:30:20.660 moved the conversation on

01:30:21.840 oh that's have you watched you probably

01:30:25.600 won't know because it was a kid show

01:30:26.760 Avatar the last airbender oh no no no

01:30:30.820 there's there's a there's a city in that

01:30:32.560 which is basically governed by like

01:30:34.380 tyrants and they uh they're they're

01:30:37.040 like an oasis away from the war that's

01:30:39.100 engulfing the rest of the world and if

01:30:40.840 anybody talks about the war the secret

01:30:42.680 police will connect kidnap you and

01:30:44.360 hypnotize you and there's the scene

01:30:46.140 where they're just like uh waving a

01:30:49.180 hypnotic lamp around and saying there

01:30:51.480 is no war outside of Ba Sing Se there is

01:30:54.160 no war in Ba Sing Se that's like that

01:30:56.880 really isn't it I once lived in a shared

01:30:59.740 house where there was like six people odd

01:31:01.360 when you're young you know and one of the

01:31:03.620 guys girlfriend was Chinese full Chinese 0.89

01:31:06.120 and at some point somehow I mentioned

01:31:08.580 Tiananmen Square and she was like what

01:31:10.500 that that's not happened that never

01:31:11.660 happened that's not a thing I literally

01:31:13.120 like that it's just not real it's just

01:31:14.380 not real and again if it was sincere

01:31:16.620 there'd be actual quizzicalness yeah what

01:31:18.480 do you mean by that no it never

01:31:19.920 happened no no and I was like well I

01:31:22.220 just it was like in the early 2000s

01:31:24.340 there was a PC in the corner of the

01:31:25.560 room I just got up that picture of the

01:31:26.700 guy standing in front of the tank it's

01:31:28.400 like what's that then and she was like

01:31:29.820 she was like no he was fine he that's

01:31:32.800 it he was fine he's still around now and

01:31:35.160 lives and I was like no it's pretty

01:31:36.140 well documented what happened to him

01:31:37.340 and what happened that day in fact it's

01:31:39.140 very well documented and it got to the

01:31:41.480 point where I sort of um rhetorically

01:31:44.080 painted her into a corner and she just

01:31:46.380 she had no other choice but to just go

01:31:48.780 quiet but yeah I bet your mate was

01:31:51.480 really pleased with you for that one

01:31:53.740 but no to begin with she was it's not

01:31:57.580 real it's not happened that's nonsense

01:31:59.100 nothing ever happened in Tiananmen Square

01:32:01.100 in the mid 80s that's just all fake

01:32:03.840 what's uh well anyway I think that's

01:32:09.620 all we've got time for right now we're

01:32:11.180 running over a little bit so remember

01:32:13.020 there is uh Calvin's common sense

01:32:14.980 crusade at 3 p.m so if you subscribe

01:32:17.300 tune in for that and until and if you

01:32:19.740 and uh on the podcast wise we'll be back

01:32:21.900 again tomorrow at one o'clock so till

01:32:24.280 then take care see ya

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1085

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