The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

00:00:00.000 and welcome to podcast of the lotus eaters episode 1208 on this the 15th of july and it's a tuesday

00:00:06.960 i'm joined by luca johnson special guest uh josh firm hello josh do you have a youtube channel and

00:00:13.220 if so what's it called um it's a very complicated name it's uh josh firm is there a story behind

00:00:18.700 that uh well i thought long and hard about it and then i realized that maybe considering i everyone

00:00:24.000 knows me by my own name maybe it's a good idea to call my channel by my own name very clever

00:00:27.860 very clever very good right so on today's episode we're going to be talking about um apparently

00:00:31.940 there's been a spot of rioting in spain a few good days of it yeah oh good they've really had some

00:00:36.560 time to get some top rioting in excellent well done and um you're going to talk about journalistic

00:00:42.040 integrity i am indeed i'm i've got a little game for everyone to play both the panel and the

00:00:46.960 and it should be a bit of fun despite the fact that we're talking about crime yes and i want to talk

00:00:51.500 about um elmo's character arc which has got interesting so um uh with that uh well i haven't

00:00:57.980 heard about this what's going on in spain right well okay so the this all comes stems from events

00:01:04.040 that happened uh last week right so on wednesday uh well i'll just begin by saying that i actually

00:01:11.080 didn't intend to cover spain again so soon and we covered spain again uh last week where the vox party

00:01:18.320 the the far right party in spain by which they mean patriots of course are uh calling for remigration

00:01:25.620 and uh probably the most it's probably the most hardline immigration policy i've actually seen

00:01:32.180 out of any of the european parties it seems to go further than um what the eve and the afd

00:01:37.980 are proposing and when you see stories like the one that i'm about to talk about uh today uh it's easy

00:01:45.800 to see why it's easy to see why because this is what kicked it all off right uh so this is from a

00:01:52.720 spanish paper you can tell because it's called el espanol and you speak spanish luca yes all two

00:02:01.780 words of it um so this uh gentleman's name domingo he got up uh half past five in the morning on the

00:02:11.240 wednesday and went for to go for his 4k walk as he's done for years and years now it says i've been

00:02:19.140 doing the same routine for six years and nothing had ever happened to me says domingo thomas martinez

00:02:25.220 a former employee of um a citrus company in the town uh and he then goes on to say when i went for a

00:02:34.280 walk i had to uh my watch and house keys on me and that young man didn't even take my watch he only

00:02:41.660 hit me hit me to hurt me and he went on to say that he hit me for fun and he says that i was walking

00:02:49.940 through the town early in the morning in the vicinity of the cemetery and the bus station when i observed

00:02:56.680 three individuals possibly moroccan uh one of them was on the phone another was not doing anything

00:03:03.480 and the third went towards me and without just cause began to hit me in the face

00:03:08.680 so totally unprovoked uh migrant attack on this poor spanish pensioner so i've seen the the pictures

00:03:18.780 and videos him going around that's after a little bit of time has passed by the looks of it and he's

00:03:23.920 harshly healed yeah oh yes sorry i should have given a warning for that one uh yeah it's really really

00:03:30.800 awful it's really really ugly um but the thing is as well with this story that's what's been

00:03:37.360 particularly hard to wade through is the amount of slop and fakeness and i've had to determine you

00:03:45.140 know which riots are from this particular town and even which photos of that man are the genuine ones

00:03:50.720 uh because that chap who was beat up he had to come out and say there's all these photos coming out

00:03:56.000 online of uh this person who is also you know obviously bruised and battered that's not me

00:04:02.320 right so he's already going through enough without people spreading false rumors and trying to engage

00:04:08.400 create engagement slop it is people making money off of the suffering of europeans is what's going on

00:04:14.700 and i really disapprove of this like people don't hate on these people that are just out to make money

00:04:20.180 from politics enough because all they're doing is um impeding actual legitimate political action that

00:04:27.420 can tangibly make things better yes to make money themselves whilst making people angry at things

00:04:32.780 that aren't true i suppose it's also possible the impedance is the point it may well be yeah yes it may

00:04:39.420 indeed but obviously with this so what you had then is you had um a community uh come together for unity

00:04:48.620 for solidarity for the good of uh diversity protecting one's elderly yes led by the uh led by the

00:04:55.580 conservative um from the the people's party uh mayor of the town and it very much smacked of how

00:05:04.780 whenever something goes wrong in this country you immediately get hit with the oh we all need to

00:05:10.320 come together don't look back in anger right you can see that same messaging being trotted out by the

00:05:16.200 spanish state as you of course do here in britain as well uh but obviously the thing with that is that

00:05:22.840 well you can have that protest but that doesn't diffuse the actual tensions and the heat that are

00:05:30.980 being felt by many within the community people also expect the state to say that they they most people

00:05:37.400 presume of their government whether they're even politically minded or not that they're just

00:05:42.040 interested in keeping the peace for its own sake because it makes their lives easier right you know

00:05:46.420 what the response is going to be at this point you know it's nigh on like clockwork and so you get

00:05:51.300 uh examples like this where the bishop condemns the anti-migrant violence in uh in mercia

00:05:57.780 and he goes do you also condemn the attack itself or just the response to it uh mostly the response

00:06:04.280 right mostly the response and he goes on it says that local media describes the uh instance as a

00:06:12.200 manhunt and highlighting the targeted nature of the violence against migrants from the the maghreb

00:06:18.640 so the the north african region uh and there's a history there by the way if uh yeah yes it's a very

00:06:25.380 it's a very spanish story of struggle isn't it against that region uh and the clashes followed in

00:06:31.420 assault last wednesday on the local pensioner as i've detailed and in response some 2 000 people

00:06:37.500 gathered on friday evening for a peaceful rally however the demonstration was soon hijacked by

00:06:44.200 far-right elements including members of the vox party and you can see again that um insistence on

00:06:51.680 linking the violence with the insurgent political party exactly how they used to uh back after we had

00:06:58.500 south part and they tried to call them the farage riots i mean there is there is a bit of a process

00:07:03.820 that gets run on this you've already talked about the first element which is you know in a position

00:07:07.200 of authority comes out and says oh we've all got to unify and stand together and stuff like that

00:07:11.980 um but the other thing i've noticed because you know obviously this has happened quite a number of

00:07:16.620 times now and interesting the last sort of 15 years or so it's been happening in the social media age

00:07:21.040 where everyone's got a phone on their camera and the amount of times you notice not just for stuff like

00:07:26.080 this but all sorts of different protests the violence doesn't begin until the police appear

00:07:31.880 and then conveniently at that moment somebody possibly wearing police boots and then some

00:07:36.800 sort of jacket instigates violence from the crowd and that gives the police the opportunity to rush in

00:07:42.440 and i've seen that so many times i'm starting to think that maybe there might be something a little

00:07:46.220 bit suspicious going on with some of this stuff i suspect you're right videos from southport of just

00:07:50.840 one person starts everything off and then it brings the whole crowd in yeah indeed and it says

00:07:58.220 that however the demonstration was soon hijacked by uh people including members of the vox party who

00:08:04.040 began chanting anti-migrant slogans um now i would hazard a guess that perhaps that anti-migrant sentiment

00:08:12.440 might have found its cause in the fact that a member elder member of the community community had just

00:08:18.980 been beaten up by a few migrants that could be a factor yes i would look at that i think there 1.00

00:08:23.840 might be a correlation between and even causation if i were to dare to venture between getting beat up

00:08:29.260 by migrants and anti-migrant sentiment within the town obviously a sheer coincidence to them you know

00:08:36.020 they obviously don't think that should be happening at all but to admit that of course is to suggest

00:08:41.060 that there is good reason to hate migrants and the the media sphere and the political class more 0.76

00:08:47.000 generally are bending over backwards not to admit this right they're doing everything they can

00:08:52.380 because if they say okay you've got legitimate concerns then they can't put the genie back in

00:08:57.100 the bottle mm-hmm yeah and uh with this example as well it says that nearly one third of torre

00:09:04.000 pechecho uh the uh municipality of uh mercia where this is set is one third of them are of foreign origin

00:09:12.560 right so uh one third a foreign so you can see why that would build up more tension as well because

00:09:22.000 it's a lot of time in that part of spain as well oh really lovely part of spain yeah yeah it seemed to be

00:09:27.440 from what i saw of the photograph well back when i used to go there more regularly um this was many

00:09:32.880 years ago it was very spanish with english being the second most minority i imagine that's probably

00:09:38.560 changed and uh something tells me that the english might not be the most loathed minority there anymore

00:09:46.800 i don't think we're the ones going around beating up random spaniards no only on football nights yeah

00:09:52.160 yeah and so much lager we've had uh but yeah he went on he praised the people of uh torre pechecho for

00:09:59.040 their long-standing spirit of solidarity and hospitality particularly in providing employment

00:10:05.760 and fostering integration so the sort of things that you heard all before but this all this talk

00:10:12.480 of hospitality reminded me of something that the stelios uh tweeted out not long ago uh when he was

00:10:19.680 talking about ancient greek uh the iliad and the odyssey are among the fundamental texts of the

00:10:24.720 western canon notice how globalists tried to distort them by always stressing the fact that hospitality

00:10:30.880 was mandated by the gods whilst admitting the fact that in the odyssey it is also about punishing those 0.91

00:10:36.640 who abuse it right and this is what we see time and time again the abuse of that hospitality of that

00:10:45.120 goodwill that frankly you know if left to their own devices and if they have the power we obviously know

00:10:52.160 uh the people of europe generally speaking would not want these foreign people in the continent at 1.00

00:10:57.040 all right a good moral standard to judge it by is if you invited someone in your home and they did

00:11:02.080 that same exact behavior would you be annoyed at them yes if so then it's fair to get rid of them from the country

00:11:08.160 indeed so i was uh having a look on x and through various newspaper articles and again it was very

00:11:16.240 very hard to find actual images that i could guarantee were from this town and not from indonesia two years

00:11:25.200 ago yeah right or just wherever the hell it looks a little bit different well you would hope but obviously

00:11:29.840 they'll zoom in just to a wall so you've got no way of knowing um but yeah so there was three days of

00:11:35.440 violence of course the police got sent in i'll just play this clip

00:11:44.240 in the background of people uh running so of course then what happens is once people have uh formed into

00:11:51.440 their ethnic groups then they all start fighting with one another stones are getting thrown bottles

00:11:57.200 smashed bottles are getting thrown and as you can probably guess the

00:12:01.920 the police uh the police shouts in spanish

00:12:11.920 there's just a british tourist nearby drinking all those bottles of beer

00:12:17.120 passing them off literally sipping them from the floor we're like an artillery

00:12:22.160 so as you can see it all got really really rowdy and this went on for several nights

00:12:29.120 it's been several nights of this now this is um i imagine a small spanish town right it's not like a

00:12:33.920 major population 42 000 okay so it's it's moderately with the third being foreign okay oh that's

00:12:41.840 right yeah so all of a sudden that changes things quite a lot and if i go to here then now this is

00:12:51.600 not in um mercia this is actually near barcelona this is in pierre but incidentally or not at the

00:13:00.320 same time that this happened a mosque was set ablaze oh no uh what a terrible accident that's awful that

00:13:07.840 that that that accident has happened lovely carpet is gone well what's even more remarkable about

00:13:12.720 this mosque as well is it was newly constructed and was due to be opened in just a few days

00:13:20.160 so it hadn't even interesting time for that to catch hadn't even being used yet oh dear

00:13:26.640 and and and all these european governments they're so keen to see so many mosques built yes

00:13:33.120 well we need to we need them we need these religious temples to replace all the churches that have been 0.83

00:13:37.520 catching fire well that is true yes yes you know with it with a new build property sometimes the

00:13:42.800 electrics aren't quite right sometimes it can cause a fire sometimes um as you can see the damage is

00:13:51.360 total mask that the munis i'll just um but obviously no one no one has been brought forward for this no

00:13:57.840 one seems to know who it was and also the chap who beat up the pensioner is still at large as well

00:14:07.360 the two people who filmed and stood by uh the other moroccans they've been arrested they're about 20

00:14:13.040 and 22 years old but the man who actually assaulted him uh is still on the loose out there in the city

00:14:19.760 as well imagine if he's got any sense he'll be keeping his head down well you'd think so wouldn't

00:14:24.640 you well he doesn't have any sense he's going around beating up old people well the thing is he's going

00:14:27.680 to need a cure for his benefits before long so he can't stay hidden forever hi um so six uh spanish

00:14:33.920 nationals and one north african were detained after all these assaults and it also went on to

00:14:39.840 say that as i said the two perpetrators uh were also arrested uh 75 police officers were brought in

00:14:47.760 as well as a civil guard to uh get on top of the violence they probably saw what happened over here

00:14:55.520 um last summer and they thought okay we need to get on this and shut it down as quickly as possible

00:15:00.320 mm-hmm i think that if there is any violence on the streets there's going to be a very strong

00:15:04.960 response from european powers just to to try and nip it in the bud well they shut down the reaction

00:15:11.920 very quickly european governments are good at that then they're not so good at shutting down

00:15:15.600 the underlying problem no and i think the more they shut these sorts of things down um the more

00:15:21.280 it's going to cause disorder down keep the keep the lid on the pressure cooker that's what they're

00:15:25.040 trying to do but it's uh it's becoming i don't know about you but it feels like these are these

00:15:30.400 sorts of incidents are becoming more and more regular now i don't just mean the migrant attacks

00:15:35.120 of course they happen every single day but i mean those small explosions of energy i think it's

00:15:42.560 inevitable isn't it it's it's we saw this coming from a long way off we you know even back in 2020 when

00:15:49.520 notice it has first started we were talking about this stuff causing problems down the line and lo

00:15:54.080 and behold here it is it's not something that is unprecedented or or impossible to predict it is

00:16:00.960 obvious that this is going to happen if you look at it with well and we've been consistently attacked

00:16:05.120 for it by people who think that by speaking a thing you magic it into existence it's like no this

00:16:09.760 is this was always inevitable yeah mass deportations are the peaceful option aren't they and i think

00:16:14.080 that actually getting people on board with that is the way that everything gets resolved civilly and

00:16:20.560 you know in a in a good way well at the last municipal elections uh for this region uh vox got 19

00:16:29.120 of the vote so it'll be interesting to see how well they fare after all of this has gone on as well

00:16:36.080 um you keep seeing this and obviously as you point out they're not uh addressing the underlying issues

00:16:42.480 no in fact they're uh they continue to exacerbate them uh all the time and a perfect example is is the

00:16:51.040 reaction here with just um uh torre p uh pacheco uh must return to normality i understand the frustration

00:16:59.760 but nothing justifies uh violence and that we promise that they will go uh you know the uh crimes will not

00:17:07.200 go unpunished and so it's just this constant thing but the reason that people are rioting is because

00:17:13.360 they've lost faith in the institutions to actually provide justice for crimes such as these they know

00:17:21.920 we've the number of times that things like get swept under the rug or you know the the uh politically

00:17:29.040 correct argument just gets trotted out and people aren't willing to go along with it now because you're

00:17:36.000 asking them to betray their lying eyes right even if you know this guy does get caught and punished

00:17:41.520 and you know maybe he will um they're just bringing another 10 people from wherever he's from well

00:17:46.000 exactly that exactly that and so obviously then you get down to the question of well won't someone

00:17:54.720 think of the muslims yes that's always a lot of this yes i also saw lots of people around the time

00:18:02.240 there's been some good sort of memeing going on and they've been digging up articles about about

00:18:06.640 people saying like the biggest victims of the seven seven attacks in london are britain's muslims

00:18:13.680 it's like hillary clinton saying the biggest victims of war are women oh yeah okay if you say so 1.00

00:18:20.880 yeah it's ridiculous so this article is just i'm obviously raging that a mosque has been burnt down and

00:18:26.640 calling for uh saying that it's leading to the fracturing of social cohesion uh it's already

00:18:32.320 fractured and these right it's already gone and that these uh acts aim to damage the spirit of

00:18:38.480 understanding that has long defined pierre so the muslims are going to tell you what the spirit of

00:18:44.880 pierre is okay yeah that's going to go down well yeah and uh obviously in the interests of integration

00:18:53.200 common understanding uh let's see just uh for the sake of argument where this particular publication's

00:18:59.680 priorities might lie uh on all sorts of things well they care very much obviously about the mosque attack

00:19:06.640 they're very very concerned about vox's anti-hijab campaign uh they're also worried about islamophobic

00:19:13.120 comments from a spanish mayor uh they also seem to celebrate the fact that spanish women are embracing

00:19:19.520 islam uh when they go to morocco so they don't really seem to care too much about what does that 0.50

00:19:27.360 mean does that just mean that they wear a headscarf so they don't get assaulted well supposedly someone

00:19:32.160 went over to morocco to convert to islam according to the byline anyway which is worth its own entire 1.00

00:19:39.280 article and celebration yeah it could also it doesn't necessarily specify from the information there whether

00:19:44.160 it was uh a middle eastern origin person or not that was just rediscovering that the faith of their

00:19:50.800 ethnicity but the fact of the matter is these people are not spanish citizens they're not loyal

00:19:58.080 yeah they don't see their heritage in the recon well they do but from the other from the other end of

00:20:04.080 it i suppose you know the away team yes yes um and so it's one of those things that

00:20:12.480 spain as i highlighted in my previous segment that you were there for josh uh the spanish authorities

00:20:18.240 the the current socialist party is wildly unpopular absolutely crippled by corruption and it seems like

00:20:27.840 with more and more events like this happening uh vox are only going the stronger that they are

00:20:34.720 on all of these issues the more likely people are to turn to them and ultimately if the conservative

00:20:41.120 party of spain the people's party betrays voters on this too which they will because of the center

00:20:47.200 right party in europe and that's what center-right parties in europe do as we know so well then

00:20:53.360 ultimately they will go to that party that is offering the ultimate solution which is re-migration 0.99

00:21:00.240 i phrase that terribly that was it could have been slightly worse save that energy for the elmo

00:21:07.760 segment the peaceful solution which is re-migration yep all right i'll just read through some of the

00:21:16.400 uh rumble rants we've got the engaged few saying looks to me like the spaniards are learning a simple

00:21:21.760 fact whether or not violence is the answer depends largely on the question well it's more the fact that

00:21:28.080 they don't obviously trust the judicial system to address their concerns uh he also says oh it's

00:21:34.160 all three from him uh if they're going to burn mosques americans need to go over there and i'm not

00:21:41.360 reading that thanks engaged uh i don't even understand it could somebody explain it to me

00:21:46.000 after the podcast yes if i can understand it too in that time i i understand what it's saying but we

00:21:52.080 we can't read it out because right yes engage stop fed posting all right this is your first and

00:21:58.240 that's what also thank you and also thank you for the money and i don't work uh the uh story gives me

00:22:06.480 mental images of angry spaniards chasing that yes yes it does all right then right come on then josh 0.87

00:22:12.560 tell us how to okay how to spot some so on my return i've decided to play a little game both

00:22:21.280 with the audience and the panel you guys obviously you read the news regularly so wait until i ask you

00:22:26.640 to give me an answer but that's just to give the people at home that time and that game is looking at

00:22:32.720 the euphemisms that journalists use in headlines to conceal important information about the ethnic

00:22:37.600 religious or nationality of a criminal and i think that this is going on all the more and 0.67

00:22:42.880 they're going to try it more and more and so understanding how it works being able to second

00:22:47.920 guess what they're trying to um put forward and what they're trying to hide it's bizarre isn't it

00:22:52.080 because the whole point of journalism is to tell you what happened and yet we just all accept these

00:22:55.680 days that the entire point of journalism is to conceal what happened yes and on that note to save

00:23:00.880 the commenters on youtube saying how do you know a journalist has told a lie they start speaking

00:23:06.160 i've just said it so you don't have to it's still going to make the top comment now just to spite

00:23:09.760 me i know what you like all right it will make me laugh when i see it though but anyway um usually

00:23:15.280 there's a word in the headline that's used as a proxy for something else and we're going to look

00:23:18.640 at some of those examples and translate it from journalist into normal human um also there are

00:23:24.080 details of the crime itself that tend to reveal details about perpetrator and the aim of the game is

00:23:29.440 to correctly guess the relevant details of the perpetrator before i reveal it um so yes please do play

00:23:34.960 along hopefully it'll help you teach how to crack the code that's the purpose of me doing this is

00:23:40.480 that you can read these articles and know okay i know what kind of person did this now um without

00:23:45.520 the journalist necessarily having to reveal it because you can't necessarily always trust them

00:23:50.560 um but please don't get too carried away with speculation because sometimes it's not that helpful

00:23:56.880 um however there are circumstances where it is useful i'm going to use a real world example so

00:24:02.240 um have a look at the nashville shooter um in the us audrey hale and um people at the time were able

00:24:10.000 to detect their motivations that it might well have been radical left-wing ideology that this was

00:24:15.840 there are lots of things that suggested that the main one of which being that they were a biological

00:24:20.080 woman that had um been going through hormone therapy or something along those lines to become male and

00:24:27.520 they said they suggested that maybe there's some sort of ideological bend to this because of

00:24:32.480 that fact and lo and behold they were right and the manifesto contained evidence that it was very

00:24:37.840 ideological and there were lots of fingerprints of wokeness throughout lots of turns of phrases that

00:24:42.960 were verbatim sucked out of that sort of world and then when eventually um the contents were released

00:24:50.000 much later than they normally would be people were able to read it and say okay we were right all along

00:24:55.360 but they wouldn't have been able to do that if they didn't pay attention although that's quite an

00:24:59.040 easy example because it's a pretty clear motivation sometimes it's not as always as obvious but i've got

00:25:06.160 some easy examples to give you an idea of what we're going for before so the idea is you can notice patterns

00:25:13.280 of criminality to help not only avoid it but also push back politically but anyway moving on to one of

00:25:20.480 the aspects of um a crime that allows you to have an understanding of it and this is sailor's law

00:25:27.840 of mass shootings i know it's a bit of a dark start but this of course comes from steve sailor who um

00:25:34.480 i like his work it's very good i like his book noticing that's very good um and his law of mass

00:25:40.400 shootings is this if there are more wounded than killed then the shooter is likely black if there are

00:25:46.480 more killed than wounded then the shooter is likely not black and of course as with all rules it's not 0.99

00:25:51.840 always the case not every single possible time but generally speaking this does seem to track and

00:25:59.120 i've got some examples so suspect arrested in atlanta shooting that killed one and injured four so

00:26:08.720 for the audience at home who do you think did this and uh give you a little bit of time to think

00:26:14.080 about it it's not that difficult but panel who do you think did this well i suppose if we go by the

00:26:19.440 by the sailor law it was kind of that's right carnival cruisers it was carnival cruisers yes that's right

00:26:26.880 it was a an urban gentleman you won't get that reference there's a no i've got my last segment

00:26:34.640 but um this is the guy um he was also ruled not competent stand trial i think because of his uh mental

00:26:43.120 abilities how the joe biden defense yes um but this this example is a good test case for it here's

00:26:51.280 another one 11 shot zero killed don't look at the name of the person because that'll give it away

00:26:56.480 because it's a ridiculous name no one else has um 11 shot zero killed who do we think this was

00:27:03.440 someone with appalling aim yes it's uh this fella right here jarius davis i think and also this was 0.62

00:27:11.520 interesting as well talking about is he actually trying to shoot them then i guess so he's just

00:27:16.000 not very good at it thankfully i'm pretty sure you could fire off a handgun in a high street

00:27:21.760 blindfolded and you hit at least one person please don't run that experiment um just a word of advice

00:27:28.080 but um where was it uh you can also tell if they if you don't have a picture of the person you can say

00:27:37.520 if the mother comes out and said he was a good boy he didn't do nothing that's a good spoiler also

00:27:42.880 his mother is called jay shaller um she's also got a different surname so his surname's davis her

00:27:49.600 surname is fox so that suggests that uh the father's not in the picture um another detail suggesting this

00:27:56.880 and also i'm going to read a direct quote here my baby would never ever pull his gun out ever unless he

00:28:03.040 knew there was a threat to him unless he felt harm unless he felt like something was fixing to happen

00:28:08.240 to him and i know this a thousand percent sure i didn't even have to do the the accent and also to uh

00:28:15.360 to sort of really drive this home aha here we are there's the quote um it also mentions that he had

00:28:22.000 sickle cell anemia which uh if you don't know is a disease that only affects black people

00:28:27.200 so if you didn't have the image this is about as easy as it can possibly be to figure out who this

00:28:33.440 person is you've got the name of the mother um how she talks and the disease that only affects a certain

00:28:41.520 kind of person but here's a different example um obviously these are quite famous so people might be

00:28:48.240 aware of them so in the virginia tech shooting 32 were killed 17 were injured where are we guessing

00:28:55.520 what part of the world did this person come from if you if you don't know virginia uh no no

00:29:04.240 they're not uh they're not let's just say

00:29:10.240 native to america or a european immigrant to america is it someone from south america

00:29:16.960 no it's not necessarily a bad guess uh you probably won't be able to guess it was this guy he was a

00:29:24.160 south korean so um so i got the south part right you did i mean i i know they can be very effective

00:29:31.920 shooters when on roofs that's true are they also effective shooters when not on a roof i guess so

00:29:37.200 um here's another one um another one that people might be familiar with um you should have saved your

00:29:43.520 guess for this one luca because uh this one had uh 21 killed and 17 injured and it was by a guy called

00:29:52.800 salvador ramos who um there he is look so i presume that's latin american right probably mix i presume

00:30:01.840 so too mm-hmm so this law helps you understand um this sort of thing but there's also another law

00:30:09.040 which is very important uh this is coulter's law rather modestly named uh after ann coulter herself

00:30:15.200 i've definitely noticed this one um the longer we go without being told the race of shooters the

00:30:19.920 less likely it is to be white men yeah so notice that one too mm-hmm and when he kind of he's kind 0.58

00:30:26.320 of got to the point now where if there isn't a description given um almost straight away that in

00:30:34.000 itself is a description it is indeed you can sort of infer from it it's not 100 all of the time there

00:30:38.960 sometimes are complications like all of these things are rules of thumb they're general you've got

00:30:43.200 to use a bit of critical thinking to know when to apply them so you know it's going to be used

00:30:47.600 with great noticing comes great responsibility wasn't there some instant quite recently where um

00:30:54.240 you know he was it was after the southgate riots where you know we just didn't find out how

00:31:01.680 i suppose we found out straight away that he was a welshman and that and that continued to be legally

00:31:06.160 true um you know uh up until president but i remember after a couple of months after that

00:31:11.120 there was a white british guy who drove his van oh you're referring to the liverpool incident yes

00:31:16.560 yes and within the same time i found out the story happened i also found out it was a white british

00:31:22.640 guy i mean it was immediate he was in the initial reports yep and the police when moseside police

00:31:28.320 went on to say and we did that to avoid rioting they said the thing they shouldn't have yes to the

00:31:34.080 public and and they also said um oh yes don't don't take this as precedent don't expect us to give the

00:31:40.160 race every oh yeah yeah they they also came out and said that too yes yes so um steve sailor's also

00:31:46.640 improved upon cultist law with this um a photographic addendum to cultist law that the the longer the 0.96

00:31:53.360 media delay telling you the race of the shooter the less likely he's white and the more inane the 0.83

00:31:57.600 photograph illustrating a news story about a crime the more likely it is that the perp is black and the 0.97

00:32:02.880 victim white which is very true and when i read this i was just like yes i've noticed this myself

00:32:09.920 in fact um i spoke to rory about this um a few years back we were collecting um just all of the

00:32:16.560 egregious examples of the bbc having double standards for the image they use whenever a perpetrator is

00:32:21.680 white they always use a mugshot whenever they're black and a white victim they use a picture like this

00:32:26.800 one um where it's just like a very plain image like of a police car or it'll be the police at the

00:32:36.000 crime scene or it'll be um the building or it'll even be an aerial view of the place where it happened

00:32:43.200 anything but the actual person i've also noticed is that whenever they have to show a photo because

00:32:49.200 it's a it's a big enough story um the perpetrators also always shown at the age of about 11. that's

00:32:55.840 true as well yes another um spoiler if they look like a child and they weren't a child at the time

00:33:01.680 of the crime maybe they've manipulated something yes so i've got a bit more of a difficult one i hope

00:33:07.600 you haven't seen this story yet um british man charged over wedding with child nine at disneyland

00:33:14.320 paris so okay obviously the euphemistic word is british man man so british so british so they're

00:33:22.640 pakistani well i can't tell you yet because we haven't been through all of the details oh i apologize

00:33:29.920 so this is i bet the nine-year-old's parents were there as well and fine with it

00:33:34.960 the the nine-year-old's parents were eastern european if that helps

00:33:37.920 um interesting part of the world to have a child ready to marry some person of yet undetermined

00:33:46.240 ethnicity so the guardian went with this as well britain accused of staging disneyland mock wedding

00:33:51.280 with child was charged with fraud offenses in france they weren't upset about marrying a child

00:33:56.080 obviously it's france but fraud my goodness i couldn't resist um and then here's sky news british

00:34:03.920 man charged after mock wedding with nine-year-old girl at disneyland paris the 39 year old um doesn't

00:34:10.160 doesn't tell you the name here so what are we what are we predicting based on headline nature of the crime

00:34:20.960 john smith well i mean there was a major tendency becoming more prevalent in europe which doesn't

00:34:30.400 think there was any problem in marrying nine-year-olds that one hmm i i understand what

00:34:36.560 you're alluding to so you're saying that they you know they pray east they pray to mecca perhaps

00:34:42.080 yes well i'm a bit confused by this being a mock wedding but things i i social media stunt base yes

00:34:48.080 oh i see i i think i i do social media stunts um on a weekly basis but it would never occur to me

00:34:54.880 to make the next one marrying a nine-year-old so i think i think you need to come from a community

00:35:00.640 that that is a bit more normal yes where do you think luca specifically you can be as specific as

00:35:10.000 you feel comfortable with yeah i i would say that um i just have to concur with dan on this one okay

00:35:17.920 well you're surprised it's a scandinavian i've thrown a little bit of a curveball but not too much

00:35:25.040 here he is uh here's your british man his name is jaskan hajj or jaj uh and i i did a bit of digging

00:35:37.440 the surname jaj appears most frequently in the punjab region of india oh there we go but that

00:35:45.120 the punjab is close to the pakistani border isn't it so you know you weren't too far off same same

00:35:51.760 sorts of half a mark maybe yeah yeah i'll give you a half mark luca i mean that that would get

00:35:57.840 that would get you at least 500 points on geoguessor wouldn't it yeah yeah yeah yeah

00:36:01.360 guess the rules

00:36:05.440 but yes you you can see that they're using british man here yes but obviously he's not he's legally

00:36:12.880 british he's somewhat anglicized his name

00:36:15.440 named according to the british government yes but realistically this this guy we wouldn't call

00:36:23.360 him british would we really what on earth is going on there um following the bbc investigation he was

00:36:30.080 filmed naked in front of a fake bbc news lorry the bbc loved that but anyway you get the idea um right

00:36:36.320 here's another one so drunk yorkshireman sexually harassed 15 year old girl on train in frightening

00:36:42.480 incident so which yorkshireman he was going to buy gum i'm up for some trouble now that's what he's

00:36:50.080 saying it's not that jeremy clarkson is it because i like him it wasn't jeremy right thank you too busy

00:36:56.480 farming for this also would he be on a train no he does use the trains i've seen him on trains that's

00:37:02.160 true he took a photo of himself being very annoyed by somebody behind on the phone yes speaker yeah

00:37:07.120 ironies fella wasn't it yeah yes i remember that so i'm gonna scroll down um just just actually

00:37:15.760 guesses first i suspect the uh same demographic i'm gonna go with yes okay again i mean if

00:37:27.760 i'd given given where you're going i don't think i don't think it is going to be a um

00:37:32.240 um blood and soil yorkshireman no given the theme and given the groups that we tend to just just law

00:37:42.800 of averages i mean who who is most likely to we do have quite a number of the of the pakistanis so

00:37:49.680 so i would suggest that's not impossible i'm going to give people a little clue right so it's a religion

00:37:56.480 that people from pakistan belong to on the whole but they're not pakistani but they are

00:38:02.960 supposedly from asia even though they don't look like it this is i've thrown in another curveball

00:38:09.200 basically so i'm do you keep track of all those variables half of them right i'll just show you

00:38:16.160 so it's this guy here actually with barney again is it oh no his name is zainal osman which

00:38:24.080 zainal his name is zainal i know god he would back to yourself he's lucky he didn't grow up in

00:38:30.640 this country he would have had to piss himself into that yeah he would have been bullied relentlessly

00:38:35.840 um but yes supposedly um his surname at least is most common amongst malaysian muslims but to

00:38:43.280 my eyes he doesn't look particularly malaysian malaysian man i i genuinely thought it was actually

00:38:48.640 rubani when you were scrolling down so the hair's certainly similar isn't it yeah he doesn't

00:38:55.360 necessarily look malaysian so sometimes there are test cases uh where right it doesn't quite work

00:39:00.880 he doesn't exactly look white either though so it all still stands it does the general principle

00:39:05.920 works but there's some details and i've included these just to highlight that it's not 100 but it

00:39:11.360 gives you a sort of sixth sense yes but he's not the last of the summer's wine type yorkshireman

00:39:15.760 that is not no peter salas no now this one's a lot easier and you might have actually uh looked

00:39:22.000 into this story terrifying moment children run screaming after event hosted in primary school

00:39:27.200 is crashed by a group of youths armed with knives leaving police hurt and two teenagers with stab wounds

00:39:33.520 so there are multiple clues here first of all it's in london i think right um youths is the the

00:39:40.320 euphemism yes obviously they're armed with knives um a certain uh 13 of the population does a majority

00:39:47.520 of knife crime in london and uh there are more injured than killed in fact there are none killed

00:39:53.280 thankfully thankfully so who do we think these youths were this is an easy one i i haven't guessed

00:40:03.520 japanese yet so i'm gonna go with japanese okay luca uh yeah rhodesian

00:40:13.440 maybe the uh original pre-colonial inhabitants but uh yes here's a video of the event and you can see

00:40:20.880 from the people doing the stabbing that uh they're of a swarthy complexion what why would you have your

00:40:28.720 knife fight battle in a school uh supposedly there was a it was being used as like an events hall and

00:40:34.960 it was a birthday party for and they double booked with a knife fight and they'd meant to go to a youth

00:40:40.240 center they turned up uninvited and they weren't let in and so they burst in and caused trouble

00:40:47.040 right as you do when they really wanted to get into that child's birthday party i guess so interesting

00:40:54.640 isn't it but yes um they were um black londoners i suppose you could call them and i did see that the

00:41:02.640 the chief of the metropolitan police recently complaining that it's disgraceful that that more 0.98

00:41:08.480 young black people are getting stabbed in london than white people i know we need to we need to stab 1.00

00:41:13.040 more white people i know that's the only thing you can infer from that ridiculous really as well they 0.99

00:41:19.600 they've ended stop and search that was the one thing that's actually helping another example which 0.94

00:41:24.880 you're all going to be familiar with is the southport attack so this is from cps teenager jailed for

00:41:30.240 killing free children um so they were more they're also again more injured than killed um and again

00:41:38.720 they they use the term teenager and one point i would like to make by showing this is that it often

00:41:44.720 originates with the police or the justice system that they're using this sort of language and

00:41:49.280 journalists just pick it up because they're they're doing it often in britain at least not to

00:41:55.040 prejudice uh a trial so they'll have this just before but of course um they don't do a very good

00:42:02.480 job there's only some there's only some cases where they go with the um not prejudicing a trial

00:42:07.840 excuse in other ones they they just ignore it entirely you presage what i was going to say in that

00:42:13.200 there are double standards here but it's just worth keeping in mind and there are also some other

00:42:18.640 things as well that are worth keeping in mind so this is a really good example um so you'd think

00:42:24.400 from this headline after living in the us for 35 years and raising free citizens interesting they

00:42:29.920 chose that rather than children they were just raising citizens um these parents got deported to

00:42:35.360 columbia their kids want them back also terribly written headline the kids could go with them yeah

00:42:41.360 that's true um and then buried um 16 paragraphs down in 2000 the immigration court found no legal

00:42:49.440 reason that would allow gladys and nelson the two people in the thumbnail to stay in the united states 0.55

00:42:54.560 and they were issued a voluntary departure order which gives people a certain amount of time to

00:42:59.040 leave the country at their own expense to avoid a deportation order according to ice this is a direct

00:43:04.720 quote they were looking for a way to legalize their status in um the way that was available to them at the

00:43:09.840 the time in the 90s unfortunately they fell victim to predatory immigration practices that were pretty 0.97

00:43:14.960 flagrant the gonzalases did not plan to leave the united states after the order was issued according

00:43:20.560 to someone who said the couple's attorney at the time misled them that the order could be appealed

00:43:26.480 and possibly led to eventual legalization so they've been ordered to leave the country in the year 2000

00:43:33.440 and now they've finally been deported um and they'd stayed in the country because they'd been misled

00:43:40.640 by their attorney presumably they were there for a good while before 2000 as well i would just

00:43:45.360 that was when the court case was yes and so they're making it out as if they've been here for 35 years

00:43:50.880 and they've been deported now when actually um there's a perfectly legitimate reason and it's not

00:43:56.720 a surprise at all it's just that they'd been misled and they hadn't left when they were supposed to

00:44:02.080 the tax authorities were as diligent as the um border authorities you know they could come to

00:44:08.400 you and say mr tub you've you've not paid your taxes this year um we're going to give you a voluntary

00:44:12.640 order to pay your taxes at some point um and then 25 years later they actually come for me

00:44:18.800 i could live then you'll be on a yacht somewhere yes living the high life and it won't matter

00:44:22.800 yes that'd be why can't we just swap teams or something can we can we tax people doing the 0.99

00:44:27.840 border the border people doing the tax i'd like that yes hmrc and the border force need to switch

00:44:35.120 i would love that to be honest and also um there's this which i don't have time to go over

00:44:39.760 in full but will be in the reading list um it just talks about how there's often a narrative likely

00:44:45.680 revealed by the headline and journalists can do pretty much anything other than

00:44:49.360 um things are physically falsifiable and so they can you know say some investors or some experts

00:44:59.040 think when that usually means two because let's be honest these are journalists they're not talking

00:45:04.480 to a large number of people they're talking to the bare minimum available um because most journalists

00:45:09.760 are either you know english graduates and therefore unemployable or the children of aristocrats who

00:45:16.000 did badly at school but have been landed the best that their you know their family's connections can

00:45:20.720 get which is usually journalism which is why you find lots of posh people that didn't do that well

00:45:25.680 at school in journalism very worth pointing out actually and you know they're allowed to change the

00:45:31.280 meaning of words in different contexts or over time will draw conclusions in ways that defy logic

00:45:36.560 or that be obvious errors to anyone with ordinary skills in the art of journalism and this is allowed

00:45:42.240 is just if you can provably um show that something is falsifiable so yes um this is me revealing some

00:45:51.680 of the the tricks obviously i only have a 20 minute segment so i can't do that much but if you want to

00:45:57.280 see more i did do some of the more rhetorical things in that they're trying to change the tone

00:46:02.400 and the overton window uh in my series contemplations which is on the website and uh this was uh very good i was

00:46:10.080 very happy with how it went harry and i um had a good discussion of the topics and if you liked

00:46:16.320 this segment you could also check out my youtube channel i'll appreciate your subscription if you do

00:46:21.920 and uh yes soon you will have this power dan would you be willing to play the person in the

00:46:29.120 straitjacket for me i'll play the scientist right uh hang on this is going to get me in trouble it won't

00:46:35.440 it's fine all right okay fine dog attack small chuck people next why having kids next why group of

00:46:42.080 young incredible 347 headlines 347 correct guesses this too will be your power if you foster the art

00:46:50.080 i've taught you in this segment chad it does look like me as well though

00:46:53.040 okay we got um sorry that went on a touch longer we got some rumbles uh i finally searched out what

00:47:04.400 lotus eaters are it is a people unconcerned with the world this program however is quite concerned

00:47:09.440 with the world what gives i think it carl was thinking more that it was an island where

00:47:15.280 um odysseus's expedition could have some respite before going into the hell to weather the storms and

00:47:22.560 slaughter of the journey ahead exactly engaged few in his example josh missed the most prominent 0.79

00:47:28.960 one the atlanta child murders of 1979 to 81 everyone assumed the killer was a crazy racist

00:47:34.960 white turns out the killer was urban as the ace of spades i i wanted to pick contemporary examples

00:47:41.840 really um so i picked ones that were from the past 10 years or so though it's interesting as he points

00:47:47.440 out just how long that tactic's been going on for that's true yes um

00:47:54.400 i don't know how to pronounce that syoren um something that could uh be added to cultist law

00:47:59.440 is that the longer the identity of the criminal um the higher up the progressive stack they are

00:48:05.440 in turn the faster the media try and bury the information that's also true the habsification says

00:48:10.720 that zanal guy is what is described as austro asiatic or negrito um they are part of a small

00:48:17.280 indigenous tribes slash ethnic groups to southeast asia like malaysia oh okay that's good to know 1.00

00:48:23.120 actually thank you for enhancing my noticing so i regret to inform you that um elmo has been bad

00:48:32.080 very bad you haven't seen it at all josh i haven't but i'm looking forward to it no it's well no it's it's

00:48:36.640 it's very disappointing actually he he's he's let us all down and he's let himself down was he a

00:48:41.920 childhood hero of yours down i i wouldn't go that far but he was a childhood hero to many people he he's

00:48:48.400 a favorite of course on sesame street um very popular with um you know the the democrat parents

00:48:56.320 uh for raising their children uh here's a clip of him do you want to play this samson of of classic elmo

00:49:01.360 elmo and i wanted to share that everyone is always welcome on sesame street this month and

00:49:08.240 every month we want to uplift and celebrate our lgbtqia plus family friends and communities

00:49:14.880 yeah that's fine miss ariana from our sesame street family to yours

00:49:19.360 happy pride elmo loves you and i love you elmo

00:49:23.840 all right so adorable lovely little character um although there were some rumors that behind the

00:49:32.960 scenes um elmo um you know was was letting the fame go to his head and um you know misbehaving a

00:49:41.760 little so you know footage had come out that there were occasions when you know he wasn't maintaining the

00:49:49.600 highest professional standards um you know uh when he when he wasn't in the studio so so there was

00:49:56.960 that um and for a long time there has been suggestion that you know perhaps he has some sort of dark um

00:50:05.680 anti-semitic undertone so so so this is a article um from all the way back in july 29th 2014

00:50:15.120 where um um was this forward jewish independent non-profit news organization um was highlighting

00:50:23.600 the potential anti-semitism at work um with with elmo so you know this is a this is a long time

00:50:30.320 coming what i'm what i'm going to show you um and there were other clues as well so um here we are

00:50:37.360 here's the elmo twitter account um saying that he's excited to be at harvard today so if that is not a

00:50:42.960 red flag that that something untoward might be coming down the track and almost had a few calls

00:50:51.040 from the adl in his time well i mean he he would always manage to stay on the right side of the line

00:50:57.360 he he was pushing that line but he was on the right side of it count kept on saying that the numbers

00:51:02.800 just didn't add up i am well funny you say that but um let he he really can't i i don't know what

00:51:11.440 happened maybe he went on a bit of a bender maybe he had a little bit too much of the nose candy you

00:51:16.240 know the old um columbian marching powder or whatever it was that you know he gets up to at

00:51:20.000 the weekend uh and he kind of let himself go so brace yourself for this josh um this is the official

00:51:26.240 account yes this was a bit stronger than i'd anticipated that was more or less my reaction on sunday as well yes

00:51:37.120 wow for those for those of you who are listening i mean he he started off with

00:51:44.960 hill or jews which is obviously bad um he then went on to release the files um 0.99

00:51:52.560 tagged in donald trump and then added um child lover i think that top one might have to be

00:51:58.160 heavily edited for youtube um you can read the parts where it doesn't mention

00:52:03.360 the ending of lives um which is feels weird to say well elmo elmo said all um um of the jewish

00:52:12.640 people um should die um f for the jews donald trump is netanyahu's puppet because he is in the epstein 0.99

00:52:19.280 files uh the jews control the world and need to be exterminated now it's strong coming 1.00

00:52:25.200 i mean that is i will i will go so fast to say that yes that is a bit strong he's already been 0.92

00:52:32.000 disavowed by big bird and i want and just to be clear i'm just quoting elmo here this is this is

00:52:39.120 not my opinion i want to be absolutely clear that on behalf of myself and all of lotus eaters

00:52:44.480 uh that we have now and have always been against the final solution but he has got a point on the

00:52:51.360 epstein files i will give him that he does i was rather unhappy about those files and how trump handled

00:52:57.280 that yes so so he so he has he has got something on um on that but yeah no um i think i think your

00:53:03.760 reaction sort of matched mine um josh that was a little bit stronger um he's probably over the line

00:53:11.280 at this point i mean someone needs to intervene elmo's been at in this career for a long time and

00:53:17.200 i know that when you've been in the media sphere sometimes the pressure can get to people and yes you

00:53:22.400 need some sort of maybe i think fuzzy bear is very disappointed either that or he's been hanging

00:53:26.320 out with kanye my my suspicions were first aroused when he started a petition to change sesame street

00:53:32.080 to anti-semitic street it could be that um of course this brought um instant blowback um that the um

00:53:40.640 house committee on education and workforce they didn't even bother to edit it um but but the house

00:53:46.160 committee on education workforce um they said um one thing we did not have on our 2025 bingo card

00:53:52.320 was elmo being an anti-semite well the signs were there i mean the the forward paper was writing

00:53:58.640 articles 11 years ago you know they have a keen eye for anti-semitism they call and sometimes you

00:54:03.360 think they're calling out stuff and they're just overplaying it but no they obviously have a keen

00:54:08.560 radar for this kind of stuff so so think twice if somebody calls you an anti-semite um but but the

00:54:13.600 house committee on education workforce and i love this turn of phrase they say maybe his account was

00:54:19.600 hacked this could be his true prediction they're leaving the door open to the fact that it's

00:54:25.600 possible that sesame street was making a bold new play for generation alpha presumably presumably

00:54:33.120 on the assumption um that if you know millennials were a bit wet and zoomers are being a bit radical 1.00

00:54:39.360 maybe alpha is going to be as far to the you know as as far radical to the zoomers are to millennials i 0.90

00:54:46.320 don't know all this time nobody asked elmo about his position on israel palestine and seeing as

00:54:51.520 everyone and their mother seems to have an opinion on it these days why not elmo well yes yes i mean

00:54:57.280 quite i mean i mean he's entitled to his opinion of course i mean um you know first he's protected by

00:55:01.840 the first amendment first amendment um yes exactly right um jewish twitter did not respond well to this

00:55:08.240 so this is a um they didn't respond well to being called to die no no no they didn't which i actually

00:55:16.240 think is quite understandable quite understandable yes so um one one prominent um uh jewish poster um

00:55:22.960 you know decided to uh post this meme um which would suggest that elmo is about to get um his skull caved in

00:55:31.280 um i i would just like to try and de-escalate this everywhere at this point i mean what what elmo said

00:55:38.960 was not acceptable but at the same time he is adorable i i wouldn't want to see um yes yes that

00:55:47.440 there are going to be missile strikes and they're not going to be you know in iran and he was also

00:55:52.240 criticized by um oh i forgot to edit one of the f's oh two of the f's oh actually i can't have the other

00:55:58.240 word either right hang on so um note note to editors we we we might need to do a little bit

00:56:05.920 of extra editing on this one just remove the words yes yes just remove the words if it's going to go on

00:56:12.480 on the mind you lots of people are covered at this at this point um uh so um somebody um said um it's

00:56:19.040 as long as you don't say it it's okay but it can be shown on screen because it's an image and the

00:56:23.120 algorithms don't pick it up oh i see okay fine so we can actually so somebody pushed back

00:56:27.920 on one of elmo's tweets um and elmo responded f are you gonna do um n-word or although i will

00:56:37.440 point out he did use the soft a not the hard r so i would like i would like to think there's a route

00:56:42.560 back for elmo after all of this you know he he has limits even now um and then um linda i can't keep

00:56:50.400 quiet um trans flag pride flag um responded that by saying muting elmo because this is hacked and elmo

00:56:58.320 responded with fu and your you can't say that word i can't say that word um trans woman daughter yes

00:57:07.520 and then another n-word which is again just but at least he used the soft a so um i wonder how long

00:57:12.640 before uh he collaborates with kanye on an album uh well i mean he has he has got some high level

00:57:18.880 backing um uh biden was quick to say our friend elmo is right um so um you know he he he he's not

00:57:30.880 completely um yes wait a minute that's not the same post right um moving swiftly on um the blaze the

00:57:38.800 blaze cover this um the elmo account claimed uh jewish people ruled the world unless i mean that is

00:57:43.600 not true i mean they're very strong in banking and politics but not not all of it don't see them in

00:57:49.200 the nba that much do you no no you don't um the word uh the word of the day was hacker uh for sesame

00:57:55.520 street a team on sunday when the x account beloved muppet elmo posted troubling content after it was

00:58:00.880 allegedly compromised again they're going with allegedly because they are again open to the

00:58:04.800 possibility uh but this is just a um a radical new content direction i'm going to say something

00:58:10.400 you're not going to hear very often credit to the journalists for that opening that was quite a

00:58:14.560 good opening i mean does it the word of the day hacker yes yes it is quite a good actually um

00:58:21.840 yeah blah blah blah uh sesame street uh has produced some very questionable content in recent years

00:58:27.520 um like the pride stuff you showed us at the start they were yes no yeah that sort of thing i

00:58:32.800 suppose i mean well that's that's something that i might think is a little bit questionable i'm not

00:58:36.800 sure what they were referring to um yes again again something i can't say uh three minutes later the

00:58:42.160 account uh spouted release the release the files donald trump child lover um seemingly referring to

00:58:48.560 the jeffrey epst yes i think he was um yes so so so lots of lots actually lots of this again is just

00:58:55.360 stuff that i can't say out loud so i'll tell you what i'll just scroll past it and then you can read it

00:59:00.800 yourself if if you wanted to so there is some um suggestion that it's possible that um elmo was

00:59:09.600 radicalized um possibly after a migrants were bused to sesame street i mean that that would chime in

00:59:18.560 your your spanish segment wouldn't it yes you know you could only you can only bus in so many before

00:59:24.000 there's reaction and maybe elmo had basically just had enough i like that this is from the 10th of

00:59:29.200 february as well so this is before yes well like i say canon is perfect yes there's been some

00:59:35.840 suggestion for some time um that um that he's been a little bit problematic um as it were um

00:59:45.040 not all of his problematic tweets have have since been deleted so so the ones that i showed you earlier

00:59:51.680 those have been deleted um which which you know strengthens the theory that possibly it was a hack

00:59:58.960 or maybe we're not sure it's alleged we may never know we may never know we may never know but they

01:00:03.840 have been deleted um but but this one here about a certain medical um intervention that that that is

01:00:09.440 still up so um you know what a muppet um in fact we can we can play for you um some of the more

01:00:19.040 problematic stuff you know i i think this is up there with uh with some of the other stuff uh is

01:00:23.520 the is it yes it is time stamped do we have great question avery but um elmo doesn't know can elmo get

01:00:31.760 the vaccine i think i can help with that elmo um so right now the vaccine is only for children five and

01:00:38.480 older so three and a half year old monsters kids like you probably gonna have to wait a little bit

01:00:43.840 longer until the new year but scientists are working hard right now to make sure that you can get the

01:00:49.120 vaccine as soon as possible does that mean that elmo can't play with rosita or big bird oh no of

01:00:56.000 course not elmo you can still play with your friends but everyone needs to keep doing their

01:01:00.400 part to stay healthy so keep wearing your mask around lots of people and also make sure you keep

01:01:04.720 washing your hands regularly oh okay elmo will wear his mask and wash his hands before he eats after he

01:01:12.400 plays outside oh and after he goes to the party so yes lots of lots of troubling questioning content um

01:01:21.760 i i hope elmo um gets through this all right um and develops into a fine young man um because he's

01:01:28.800 obviously flirting with some some some dangerous ideas um i i hope i hope he makes a shift in the right

01:01:35.520 direction and um yes couldn't couldn't couldn't put this one behind him yeah well soon this might

01:01:40.560 be the um might be his biggest week since he began yes to be honest with you yes well i mean he's only

01:01:46.800 not noticed so that you know has been washed up celebrities do some pretty outrageous things to

01:01:52.240 get the headlines again yes i mean it could be that isn't it like the the guy from what was it

01:01:56.400 home alone or something like that yeah did some yes yeah he's in his macaulay colkin yes yes that's the

01:02:01.280 one went went off the uh the rails a little bit um some some commentary um from the engaged few who

01:02:07.680 said who would have thought that sesame street uh runs through um uh i can't say that can i also wait

01:02:13.120 so yeah i think i can say that you can say that right um i get confused on this what what what you're

01:02:18.240 supposed to say and what not um breaking elmo has been debanked um i can't get an agent for the life

01:02:25.120 of him anymore i can't possibly tell you why yes right um oh no have we got any of these um

01:02:31.200 video things simpson we have you

01:02:38.400 the khani muda temple which happens to be home to over 25 000 rats but these aren't just any old

01:02:44.720 rat because these are actually sacred rats that aren't allowed to be killed and are actually

01:02:49.040 worshipped inside this hindu temple locals believe that the rats are actually reincarnations

01:02:54.000 of their ancestors which is probably why she let this rat nibble on her thumb and as soon as i tried

01:02:59.360 feeding the rat it bit me and i freaked the heck out what makes things worse is because we are in a

01:03:04.400 temple you have to take your shoes off on entry which means you're guaranteed to be walking in rat 0.96

01:03:09.280 okay all cultures wow you see when i went to uh japan they had um when i went to nara specifically

01:03:20.720 you just had loads of deer walking about the city because the deer were messengers of the spirits right

01:03:26.480 of the kami that i could buy because deers are elegant creatures yes but rats yes i would want to take

01:03:36.560 along my sacred yorkshire terrier and just you know explain another sacred creature sacred for

01:03:44.400 killing rats yes it's what terriers are bred for right also that is quite disturbing those deer um

01:03:50.800 carry loads of ticks on them and as someone who has had lots of ticks and i hate them i'm not going

01:03:56.160 anywhere near those suckers they'll come just throwing that out there that's all right josh they'll come to

01:04:02.480 you i don't want them oh i've just i've just noticed somebody in the comments said um with a 0.92

01:04:07.440 response to my segment needs to get ai uh to read in elmo's voice yeah i spent half the morning trying

01:04:13.840 to find an ai uh voice tool for elmo and every one of them had either been disabled or or you know or

01:04:22.720 otherwise sort of locked out there was one where it showed the most recent um requests that people

01:04:28.720 have put oh yes to that to that bot um colorful um so a lot of lots of people had that idea but

01:04:35.440 no that got locked out so i've seen a a comment in the live chat that i have to push back against

01:04:41.200 you've had lots of ticks josh what is wrong with your hygiene although they used a stronger word

01:04:45.680 it's not not anything to do with your hygiene it's just that if you spend lots of time out

01:04:50.640 in nature you're going to come across them in fact i think um lots of parasitic bugs like

01:04:56.800 head lice and ticks actually prefer you if you are cleaner rather than that's the propaganda lines

01:05:01.840 that they put out at the school wasn't it but i never bought that well because that's what they

01:05:06.640 always say because somebody in your class would get knits and it would be the slightly smelly person

01:05:12.080 and then everybody say well you're the smelly person that's why you've got knits and then the

01:05:15.680 school would say no actually they prefer cleaner hair but it's like okay well why is it always the

01:05:20.080 stinky kid that gets the knits i think it's a social class thing isn't it in in britain at least in that

01:05:24.720 the the stinky kids probably also going to be less supervised by their parents and less cared for 0.73

01:05:31.840 whereas parents who are very vigilant probably wash their children more which is a sentence i never

01:05:37.040 thought i'd ever say um but anyway there are also some rumble chats as well oh there's some more

01:05:45.680 i know we've finished we finished the video all right let's get through the videos

01:05:48.560 yeah i made my first major artwork i took inspiration from this local landmark that's

01:05:54.880 very close to where i live and i created this painting and now i've opened the business i'm

01:06:00.640 actually selling these and they're selling really well i don't need only fans to earn money respect the

01:06:07.120 house like yay let's make postcards well done sophie you can do all hope it goes well i think

01:06:15.840 dirty dance again oh sorry topic interest you i'd like to request a brokenomics on the

01:06:21.200 catastrophe of canada for instance our biggest industry is literally just housing speculation

01:06:25.360 with the average price of a house in this country eclipsing one and a half million dollars against an

01:06:29.280 average annual wage of about 65 000 canadian less of course the cost of living which is one of the

01:06:33.440 highest in the world it seems to me that the normal market adjustment about 10 to 15 percent

01:06:37.360 would put the average canadian about 150 to 200 000 underwater it seems like we've perfectly

01:06:42.160 recreated the 2008 financial crisis except instead of merely being confined to the debt market it's

01:06:46.960 the entire economy so if you think it's useful i'd be delighted to hear your prognosis all this

01:06:52.560 just for that so i have done two brokernomics on canada um both of them in relation to trucking

01:07:00.720 but yeah canada hasn't really got any good excuses on house prices because here at least they can make

01:07:05.280 the argument oh it's a small island and you can go well maybe maybe that's the case because you can't

01:07:10.320 really make that argument with canada can you so yes um i i would have to i think i'd probably need

01:07:17.680 a good guest for it because i'm not that close to canada i can do them about the uk and us because

01:07:24.240 i consume lots of financial media about that but nobody nobody really writes about canada for some

01:07:28.560 reason i don't know why it's a very sad story really isn't it economically speaking at least

01:07:36.480 you're gonna do some of the comments then yes all right then uh lord inquisitor hector x says luco

01:07:41.760 just tell the muslims don't look back in anger and that one that's a good idea yeah that's a good idea 1.00

01:07:46.240 yeah yes yeah uh and jimbo g says seeing a lot of people cheering on the mosque burning on social media

01:07:53.520 i expect some brits will be getting a knock at the door be careful lads yes and obviously

01:07:58.320 we don't endorse burning down any buildings at all on the on the mosque note as well that was another

01:08:04.320 one of just the number of even um i was looking at sky news australia uh right which you'd think

01:08:12.320 would have some editorial standards uh and they were just using the wrong mosque

01:08:18.640 right they were they were again they got a mosque that was burning back in indonesia back in 2022

01:08:26.640 and they just ran with that one as if that was the mosque that just wait a minute why

01:08:31.520 why is it so tropical in in southern spain i thought it was deserts around this area well it's just you

01:08:37.600 know they want because that was the thing as well no one actually there's no recordings of the mosque

01:08:42.240 actually ablaze there's only the wreckage of it afterwards but that won't that's no good for

01:08:47.120 sensationalism we need to see the thing on fire don't we so we'll just pick any old mosque on fire 1.00

01:08:54.480 oh there's a good rumble chat here the engaged few says i went to the temple to visit my dead

01:08:59.680 aunt bubonica and i got the plague quickly to get through them um insule nostre um elmo is from

01:09:09.440 downtown manhattan maybe he got tired of the rumbling under the manholes yeah i'm surprised no one's

01:09:15.680 found some sesame street character coming out of a manhole and then made an edit make it happen

01:09:22.640 um and the hapsification says elmo has the type of voice a groomer has

01:09:28.160 i've never i've never heard a bbc presenter well there was a street character who came out of a

01:09:34.000 sewer grate where with the little sewer grate on his head every time i'm not you're not thinking of

01:09:40.400 one in the dustbin possibly he came up with the dustbin oh oh right yeah okay right i just know

01:09:48.240 the teenage mutant ninja turtles coming out of the new york sewers so um alex ptolemy says has josh

01:09:54.960 seen the data on how far into a news article that the crime is mentioned or the race is mentioned

01:10:00.720 it was a meta study of news articles the race is only if ever mentioned for non-whites

01:10:06.240 uh towards the end of the article where um where few will see it um um if the race is mentioned for

01:10:13.120 whites um much earlier or in the headline um the reverse is uh true for the race of victims

01:10:19.920 yeah i have noticed that i didn't know there was a study on it but that's great particularly a meta

01:10:25.280 study as well roman observer says josh um applying pure science to the art of noticing i've always been

01:10:34.400 scientist and in the pursuit of the art of noticing grant gibson um funny you mentioned

01:10:40.960 sailors law there was a shooting near us um last friday in canada so it's somewhat remarkable um

01:10:47.040 some kind of gang conflict suspect was targeting two guys getting off a bus but missed one and wounded

01:10:53.600 the other and accidentally shot a gun and immigrant in the head it violates all the rules 0.99

01:10:59.680 what that the person couldn't shoot and then accident i suppose they shot the the black guy

01:11:08.080 and missed one and injured one so it's one to one but it's close enough i told you the rules weren't

01:11:13.840 perfect white rider says see um not enough youth centers uh that proves that you can't double book a

01:11:20.400 birthday party and the humites in the same slot i don't know what that word means um i'll google

01:11:28.720 it for you i hope i haven't just said some sort of slur but um it's not one i've heard so if you

01:11:34.240 if it is a slur thank you for teaching me it um if we had more community centers this wouldn't happen

01:11:40.240 and michael dribelbus says misled by their attorney sure which is also very convenient isn't it

01:11:47.520 so no elmo comments yes lord inquisitor hector says pretty sure elmo isn't here legally might

01:11:59.120 need to talk to tom hoffman about me elmo does sound like a i don't know el salvadorian or something

01:12:05.920 like that nicaraguan i'm pretty sure um elmo is an actual person's name in some places um

01:12:12.320 um sounds like no i think i'm gonna ask gpt yes um is the name elmo most common sorry um i've

01:12:24.160 discovered that gpt is actually excellent at noticing people's names because it has this

01:12:29.520 database if you ask it where a name is most common you can find out the nationality and ethnicity with

01:12:35.680 a certain degree of certainty most common in italy um some okay some mafia boss called elmo names

01:12:43.760 like erasmo which can be don elmo i would have found in the united states the likelihood of that

01:12:50.080 mafia boss looking like that as well and in estonia apparently it's um used occasionally and moderately

01:12:57.360 used in the philippines as well yeah okay yeah that's good to know good no um base tape says

01:13:03.120 confirm the elmo account uses grok to construct its post yeah i mean that's the thing isn't it i

01:13:09.120 mean i i i heard from a i was listening to some discussion um between um was it uh ai engineers

01:13:17.840 and i i think the idea was he was talking about ai safety in terms of is it going to sort of

01:13:24.240 come self-aware and decide to kill us all which seems like a reasonable thing to be concerned maybe

01:13:29.440 not at all yes and and and what he was saying and and bear in mind he was an insider he was saying that

01:13:34.560 basically these companies spend like 80 percent of their effort into trying to make sure that the

01:13:39.760 models don't use the n-word so that's a lot of programming going on to stop it and also it'd be 0.69

01:13:47.360 worth pointing out that if if it were grok you know mecca hitler himself he would have used a hard r

01:13:53.120 yes that's true yes that's true he he elmo was holding the line wasn't he yeah um elmo elmo was

01:13:59.920 containment but it does seem a little bit disturbing that you know the possibility of ai murdering us all 0.95

01:14:06.640 is ranked considerably lower than dropping a hard r in the priority list yes if ai left unchecked though

01:14:16.800 maybe it would murder certain people and not others because we've seen that there was the microsoft

01:14:22.560 ai which was very racist against yes that one was interesting that one got a bit anti-semitic too

01:14:29.920 if i recall every time they release an ai and they sort of you know let it become self-aware it starts

01:14:35.440 to become racist at the same time well and then they have to rein it back in again pattern recognition

01:14:42.320 isn't it yes well i mean that is what they are they're good for um george um that awkward moment

01:14:46.880 when elmo has a better take than trump on the epstein list i wonder who the muppet really is

01:14:52.240 yeah it's not do you think this line on epstein is gonna hold oh god no right no loads of people have

01:14:59.760 been did you see that trump's post on truth social his own social media network had more replies all of

01:15:06.720 text first time he got ratioed yeah he got ratioed on his own platform by his own supporters you can't

01:15:13.600 get much much more pushback than that from your own yes can you is it vaguely possible and i i i say

01:15:20.960 this rather tongue-in-cheek because this is this is what you hear all the time is that there's some

01:15:24.560 4d chess going on here somewhere he he's distracted because he has done this a number of times he

01:15:29.680 distracts us um with something well actually take the iran thing right so he he he started down a path

01:15:36.160 there was pushback and then he was like he cleverly pivoted it right at the end and managed to get

01:15:40.560 it all back in line can he do something like that with epstein can he can he just say i don't know

01:15:47.280 something the problem is with the iran stuff he always i feel like he kept his intentions more vague

01:15:54.320 and it left people guessing whereas this one he's emphatically come out basically called all his

01:15:59.280 supporters wrong uh that there is no list even though oh and that what is it there is no list even

01:16:07.040 though we said we had it on our desk and now there is a list but it was a democrat list right and so

01:16:12.000 the more he hammers down and all these contradictions show themselves the harder it's going to be for

01:16:18.000 him to formulate a a narrative that he can actually spin to his supporters also iran's a good one to

01:16:24.640 point to because in his last term he also bombed iran and so it wasn't that surprising that again in

01:16:29.840 the next term he also bombed iran and uh did he remind me of that because i know he i remember just

01:16:35.520 like a a drone strike basically it was on was it khomeini oh oh yeah yeah yeah yeah someone like

01:16:43.840 that i can't remember um yes i remember khomeini and that syrian airfield al-bagdadi yeah i remember

01:16:50.800 that one yes and it was also that syrian airfield apart from that he didn't do an awful lot of bombing

01:16:55.680 did he no he was yes but um it was a general wasn't it if i remember rightly yeah it's such a long

01:17:02.480 time ago sulemani 2020 yeah sulemani not khomeini yeah that's someone else yes different ah it's all

01:17:10.800 the same um az desert rat says i have always found elmo adorably obnoxious i was in middle school high

01:17:18.400 school when during the mr during the tickle me elmo craze in the us a couple of girls in the school 0.90

01:17:24.720 uh for these toys they were so annoying i missed that does anyone know what the tickle me elmo craze

01:17:30.640 is it's used in like marketing departments as like a quintessential example of like a toy in which

01:17:37.520 there's some sort of social contagion going on to try and buy it right and basically as i understand it

01:17:45.120 it sold out because it was so in demand in many places but what was the put in the doll what what's

01:17:50.640 going on with the tickle him and he laughs oh which although after this i'd love to see what he says

01:17:57.520 instead when uh when you tickle him despite making up hands off me slur slur something like that

01:18:07.280 um so for live says um not like this is new behavior from elmo no really kevin clash the original 0.96

01:18:15.600 puppeteer and voice of elmo was fired in 2012 for being a gay pedo oh no uh you can look it up 0.98

01:18:23.120 that is unfortunate isn't it yes and um honorable mentions um from michael dribblis uh luca the deer of 0.97

01:18:33.280 naria oh nara nara yes not deer of the rear um the deer narara interesting that the deer will actually

01:18:41.280 bow for treats yes they do that yes quintessential example they will bow to you because they bow to

01:18:47.520 the deer the deer about have learned to bow back to get the treats because they've been conditioned to

01:18:51.600 associate with food similar to training a dog to give you its paw or something like that in that they

01:18:56.400 just want the food the uh the deer as well they're um they're very it was funny when i was there because

01:19:02.320 they'll absolutely just swarm you and so you'll be just surrounded by about eight deer and they'll all be

01:19:07.920 pecking and fighting one another for the food and you can get the food really cheap at like one pound

01:19:12.000 fifty i do i think the thing is deer is my food venison is like my favorite cuts of meat

01:19:18.080 i i imagine if you were to um i wouldn't start eating one of the deer in narra just you know

01:19:23.600 cooking it like like some eritrean migrant in the middle of narra uh you might get deported quite 0.99

01:19:28.880 swiftly i won't cook one of the the sacred deer but the ones in britain are annoying and that you

01:19:34.480 see them on the side of motorways constantly it's like you just don't want to live do you

01:19:39.520 you just want to put dents in cars you're in cahoots with car manufacturers there's a particularly

01:19:44.240 good deer on my way to work this morning and it's like oh if if you were just being

01:19:49.520 smacked a little bit more onto the verge i could maybe pull over and grab you stick you in the boot

01:19:54.160 but no you're just right on the edge that's no good and there's a massive venison farm not too far

01:20:00.000 for me actually i keep i keep thinking i want to get a bigger house so i can get a bigger chest freezer

01:20:05.200 and then just go and buy a deer off because if if you've personally not hit the deer yourself you

01:20:11.200 can take it off the side of the road and eat it yes and that's that's a lot of venison that's like

01:20:16.800 eight weeks of meat right there yes if you get a big enough deer i'm hungry that have a freezer big

01:20:21.840 enough for all that just have the deer's head in i did get myself a vacuum pack machine it's really

01:20:27.280 good you get you you put you put your your state you buy a big joint of steaks and then you put them

01:20:32.080 in the bag and then you seal them it vacuums them and then you freeze them and that's that's really

01:20:35.280 much better isn't it it keeps it fresher as well and um az desert rat says um oscar the grouch uh lives

01:20:41.200 in a can on the street um so that's the one you're thinking of i think there are also some more rumble

01:20:47.200 chats as well okay oh well um we've got uh insula nostre says thank you for the show love from

01:20:54.560 devonshire we represents yeah it is a great county the best some might say others might disagree and

01:21:05.200 that person is me not that disagrees but um the habsification says i don't just want to know their

01:21:11.920 nationality recorded i want to know their ethnicity tribe recorded in pakistan you have multiple

01:21:17.120 ethnic groups and the two biggest are punjabis and pashtun you can figure that out from their

01:21:22.080 surnames um i i always run a foreign name through um multiple ai services just to find out okay that's

01:21:31.840 their nationality that's their ethnicity and then you can also you don't have to take the ai's word for

01:21:36.560 it you can double check that by just searching that name and searching by news and it will come up

01:21:42.000 with people with the same surname as them in their home country and you're like okay this is

01:21:47.440 pretty fair bet then you know i've actually had a thought on that breaking it down by the specific

01:21:52.560 tribes and ethnicities because obviously with a lot of the uh nigerians who've come to britain 0.99

01:21:57.760 after uh particularly after the boris wave of course if we were to break them down by a particular

01:22:02.800 tribe do you think we could get kemi badenoch to personally deal with a lot of her ethnic enemies 0.92

01:22:07.040 and just turn them against each other i've been saying this for years you have league tables ethnic

01:22:12.800 league tables of criminals and you just have a knockout competition similar to like the premier

01:22:19.520 league except those who are top get knocked out rather those that are bottom like top four just like

01:22:26.400 okay sorry somalians but all of you are getting deported because you're top of the leaderboard 1.00

01:22:31.440 um bad luck i'm ever so sorry um i don't know libyans you are the weakest link goodbye and into a game

01:22:40.080 show i'm sorry every may every single libyan holding british citizenship please depart the united 1.00

01:22:47.120 kingdom see it would be great you know we'd have our deportations there'd be an exciting reveal at the

01:22:52.960 end of every week it's like our week's crime statistics are in you're getting deported imagine

01:22:57.840 that you just you've got the whole ethnic group there and they're doing it like i'm a celebrity

01:23:01.200 like somalians it could be you kenyans it's not you you know just to be fair the actual statistics

01:23:12.960 suggest afghans and for lots of crimes obviously africans are pretty high up there for violent crimes 1.00

01:23:21.280 you might have to have multiple different tables for different crimes like sex criminals pakistan

01:23:26.640 yet undefeated you've been top of the record for months now there's some crimes i don't mind that

01:23:31.600 much like like if you're asian you're probably into illicit gambling i can kind of tolerate that 1.00

01:23:36.720 i don't think illegal gambling you know who who's really losing except the person gambling the money

01:23:42.240 and then losing it yes so it's a sort of crime whereby if you get into it the bad thing that happens

01:23:49.440 is you you were punished yes yes it already not an innocent person necessarily although it probably

01:23:55.600 does fund organized crime gangs that do hurt innocent people trying you up for a big league

01:24:00.480 weekend in macau michael brooks in the comments has called you um king john chaplin he's called me

01:24:07.760 what who no not you oh right i was gonna say king he's called one of us kim jong chaplin which um

01:24:15.680 probably me i can see that um lord inquisitor rex elmo posted to the wrong account uh he meant to use his

01:24:23.440 sesame street afghanistan elmo account yes does sesame street get shown in the middle east is it is

01:24:29.520 it like do they do pride stuff there then all the other brands they kind of skip it i don't know

01:24:36.080 i suppose elmo's elmo's you know kosher or or whatever 20 years in the middle east fighting for

01:24:43.920 their human rights to have elmo elmo on their television screens north fc zoomer says the josh

01:24:50.960 firm paradox is that he's an extraterrestrial host who's not technically a host the metal dave says

01:24:57.760 schroding is josh simultaneously a host and not a host that's true yes guest host now yes i mean how

01:25:06.400 are the videos going have you have you done many so far i've done three so far and i've got a fourth

01:25:12.080 and fifth on the way i've been working up rather inefficiently on both at the same time how is it

01:25:18.080 doing that stuff without having an editor uh that strikes me the scary bit liberating because that

01:25:25.360 means i have total creative control which to me is great because i'm editing in lots of footage

01:25:32.160 that matches perfectly the sentiment i'm going for and i'm actually enjoying it just you know create

01:25:38.480 coming up with the idea writing the script recording the audio um then editing together

01:25:44.720 the video it's very it's holistic content is it it is indeed right okay nourishing because because i

01:25:51.840 before i came here i briefly had the notion that i could do a youtube channel and i spent i mean one

01:25:58.000 whole day i spent just fucking around with the mic levels trying to get that right but once you get 0.90

01:26:02.880 it sorted um you just keep it the same and don't change it and it's easy yeah but editing takes

01:26:09.200 absolutely forever but it's also not very difficult so sometimes when i'm editing it is sometimes when

01:26:14.960 i'm editing i'm watching a youtube video and i'm just sort of just doing timeline stuff and also you

01:26:21.760 the sort of cheat code is if you don't want to listen to the video but you still want to edit it and

01:26:25.680 it's got audio just look at the audio spikes when people start or stop talking and you can edit it down

01:26:31.520 or you can use the transcription feature which finds the pauses and you can just click the

01:26:35.840 pauses and delete them and it'll just condense it all together automatically and that's hours of

01:26:41.920 editing done in seconds i'm not paid by premiere pro but i am paying them so if you want to sponsor me

01:26:48.160 please do well i did it once and then i gave carlo rings it kind of can work for you instead

01:26:55.760 i just couldn't do the editing i quite enjoy it i've used my time off to learn how to do it

01:27:00.160 it's it's not too bad it's fine so there's a license to print money in this industry as well

01:27:06.240 is it yeah editors get paid very well in the right-wing commentary sphere is that because

01:27:11.520 there's a shortage of them is it yeah so uh yeah become an editor oh okay uh corex80 says nice to

01:27:18.400 see josh back for a visit uh am i the only one who'd like to see an occasional episode hosted uh

01:27:23.920 exclusively by former presenters oh that's an interesting idea yeah all staff could have a day

01:27:29.920 off and we could just get a bunch of yes the four washed up old ones in yeah we've got enough old

01:27:34.880 ones i suppose we must have at this point yeah there was the two i can never remember their name

01:27:40.000 because they left before i joined um thomas and you go you that's it you guys one of them you right

01:27:46.320 okay it was john wheatley thomas yes yes that's one um obviously callum yes um connor oh yes

01:27:55.600 imagine we've got loads haven't we yeah yeah all right all right for choice all right um uh once

01:28:04.240 again i uh obviously derek power says once again i appreciate the podcast segment pacing either white

01:28:10.480 pill or batshit crazy yet hilarious stuff for the last segment no matter what if you've got to do it

01:28:15.280 with a smiley well i don't think anything that elmo said was funny no not remotely no that was that

01:28:20.560 was very um very naughty uh elmo uh can we read that comment that's come in or

01:28:30.480 oh the rumble one you could probably get away with that that's

01:28:34.240 statistical would you like to read the top rumble comment

01:28:37.360 is there a penalty if i don't probably not uh hapsification says what's the difference between the

01:28:43.360 punjabis and the pashtans one likes little girls the other likes little boys i mean actually that

01:28:48.720 might be true it is yeah yeah pashtans are afghan aren't they and the punjabs are india pakistani

01:28:57.120 right order aren't they yes yeah the pashtans yeah i remember that from my a-level classes reading the

01:29:04.000 kite runner and talking about yeah i know that because of racism yes i would we are not the same

01:29:12.480 i would read more comments but i but my i can't find i can't figure out how to get the extra comments

01:29:18.160 or so i'd anyway sorry i'm looking at some i can read some great segment on elmo dan from annie moss

01:29:23.680 i had no idea elmo's austrian painter fetish started 11 years ago or possibly sooner yeah

01:29:29.600 he's been maybe it's been there the whole time yes well that that forward article sussed him early

01:29:37.600 that's true yeah because i used to think they just went around calling everything anti-semitic

01:29:41.440 i actually am gonna have to read that article all the way through and see what the evidence they

01:29:45.920 have is against him you know just a toy octopus on a shelf or something like that right they they

01:29:51.680 picked up they picked up on something you know references to international banking or something

01:29:55.600 i don't know what it was um right okay um we got we got well we know we we did have one minute left

01:30:02.400 it's all gone so um if either of you like to say anything clever now is the moment otherwise you'll

01:30:08.080 have to wait until we're next please sign up to my subscribe to my youtube channel i don't ask anything

01:30:13.760 of you other than to watch my videos because i have no way of raising any money which was stupid but 0.81

01:30:18.720 i'm gonna carry on doing it that way something clever yes and um very good um hope you um enjoyed

01:30:27.520 seeing us talk now you're going to do something else until tomorrow very good cheerio

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1208

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