The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1316
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 31 minutes
Words per Minute
214.05016
Hate Speech Sentences
141
Summary
Nick and Beau talk about the new containment project on the British media, how the British press is reacting to the Nick Fuentes debacle, and the further radicalisation of Tom Swarbrick. They also discuss whether Camilla is the Queen s consort.
Transcript
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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Caesars for Friday,
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the 12th of December, 2025. I'm joined by Nick and Beau, and today we're going to be talking
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about the new containment project on the British right. Yeah. Which I'm sure is going to make us
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lots of friends. We're going to talk about how the British media is reacting to the Nick Fuentes
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debacle. And then we're going to talk about the further radicalization of Tom Swarbrick,
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which is my favorite subject. And I watch his shows with bated breath until he's presented
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with like, here's a trans child. And he's just like, it's like, here's an Afghan rapist. It's
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like, you need to pay for him. And he's like, do we? It's like cognitive dissonance intensifies.
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It's so good. And so we'll get to that. That'll be the nice Friday afternoon send off for the
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weekend. But we have an announcement actually, which is on the 5th of January, something eyebrow
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shaped is happening. Is that right? It is. Apparently, you're starting a breakfast
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show, Beau. Yeah, there's going to be a breakfast with Beau. The breakfast with Beau show. That's
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right. It's going to start. We're going to have a breakfast show from 8am to 9am every
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day, daily, with me. And yeah, I'm just going to go through the news that morning, you know,
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like looking at the papers or the digital papers sort of thing. Every morning, just, yeah,
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just a one hour sort of rundown, set you up for the day. Listen to it if you haven't got
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time in the mornings. These are the things that they're going to be freaking out about
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today. So tune in, be aware. I love that. The most based breakfast show ever. Yes. The
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most sort of mild format ever just subverted. Brilliant. But that'll be, that'll be streaming
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on the website and on YouTube, I believe. And people are like, why aren't you streaming
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on YouTube? And the answer is, it killed the algorithm, to be honest. So it was better
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to just stop until you come back to the website. Anyway. And now it's good again. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah. It's fine now that we've stopped the algorithm. It's like, okay, I like you
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again. It's like, okay. I don't understand YouTube. No one understands YouTube. They do
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things for esoteric reasons. It's literally the, my goals are beyond your comprehension.
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But anyway, right, let's, let's, let's begin. Okay. Apparently we'll start with me. So I'm
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calling this working title, the new containment project or the alternative title. What is the
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point of unheard in the spectator? Basically my GB news contract finally expired this week.
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So I was like, how can I stop myself getting any work in future with Sir Paul Marshall who
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runs basically everything, but I'm not going to blame Sir Paul for any of this. He's just
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the backer behind a lot of these things. I'm just going to question what is the, what is
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the sort of editorial stance of these things and what's the point of them? So it started
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when, in my mind, when Freddie Sayers posted, delighted to welcome the spectators, latest
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contributor for our bumper Christmas edition out tomorrow. And you look at some of the names
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he's got and it's quite bonkers. So her majesty, the queen, got the queen in there. Great.
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Or Camilla. I think it's the actual, isn't it the actual, is it, is it the, I don't know,
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actually I should have checked this because when I hear the queen, that's how I think that's what
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I think too. Yeah. Yeah. Cause isn't Camilla the queen consort? Sometimes she's just called the
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queen, isn't she? So we need to check that. Our producers can check that while we. It's called
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Dan Wooden. Explain this to me. Yeah. You got the Queen Elizabeth, the second has got content from
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beyond the grave, like Elvis. Well, that does happen to me. AI reanimation, right? Like AI
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necromancy. Spectator. I might check this actually, but we'll try and find out. But
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they say from the queen to Bonnie Blue, Spectator's Christmas edition. So, I mean, pretty extraordinary.
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So look at some of the other people that got Peter Thiel, fairly standard. I'm sure the ghost
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of Queen Elizabeth is like, oh, very good. They say her majesty, the queen. I'm always like,
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yeah, I don't know. Presumably it means Camilla Knight, as you say, but they've also got,
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so they've got Bonnie Blue, which is bizarre. They've got Matthew McConaughey because we want
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to hear his views on. Apparently he is a conservative. So that's something, at least
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they have a conservative in their paper. It's a strange mix. I'm just trying to figure out
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why you would have Bonnie Blue in there. And anyway, it got me thinking about the, these
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publications in general. Well, I thought we'd have a look at the Bonnie Blue articles. This
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is, I stand with Nigel Farage. And there's some good lines in there. She says, my family
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aren't religious. I'm like, hang on a second. No shit. Yeah. They encouraged us to become
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a prostitute. So I think we could have gone. Aren't they literally her manager? Yeah. Yeah.
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I'm like, they're not really religious. Like, yeah, we got that Bonnie. I mean, they could
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be satanic. Anyway. Is this an attack on reform? Good question. Because ironically, like, if
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you're reform, everything's going great. You're going up in the polls. And someone's like, by the
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way, you've been endorsed. Oh yeah. Who by now? The world's most voracious prostitute.
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Yeah. Or what I'm more worried about. Sorry, do I want, do I want that endorsement? I'm
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worried. I think it's the insanely broad church of like the, you know, Lady Maga. Oh, who
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have we got on board? You know, oh, it's Bonnie Blue. Like Farage brings her out at the next
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conference. Bonnie, what's your take on inheritance tax? Which she does mention. What percentage
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of the electorate are they expecting this to swing for Farage? She might just be having
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a view. The question, my question. Yeah, sure. But why is the spectator hosting it?
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Well, she's actually a lefty. She's playing 4D chess. She's trying to undermine reform.
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Maybe, yeah. She's paid by Soros. In her interview with Angela Tate, she was like, I'm the ideal
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feminist. I'm the most emancipated. I'm doing the most... But Tate said that to her. No, no, no.
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She said that to Tate. And so it's like, yeah, so great. You've got the most feminist feminist
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ever. And she just happens to be the world's, probably of all time, the greatest prostitute
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that's ever lived. I disagree with the feminist premise because she really hates women. Like,
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she attacks women constantly. She's like, if you're not doing it, if you're a bloke,
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I'm just going to do it. It's not my fault. If you're lazy, if you're a lazy slob, not
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my fault. That's like her main point. So she hates women. So there's some great bangers
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in here. My family aren't religious. Sorry, sorry. Can we just pause on that for a minute?
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She's like, you're not going to hate. You're not doing your job. I'm going to do it. That's
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why they come in to me. Yeah, that's what she always says.
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Okay, it's selling it to me. Yeah, I mean, that's the one positive. She hates women.
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It's the kind of underlying threat to all other women. Like, you know, Bonnie...
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Oh, yeah. If you don't do it, she hates women. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bonnie Blue will turn
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It's like Bonnie Blue three times in the mirror. She's shagging your boyfriend.
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She's the Kaiser Soze of not doing marital duty.
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I don't know how we hear from her. Like, you follow her on Twitter or something or...
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My family aren't religious. So she had that one. My other favourite in there was, she was
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talking about the royal family. She said, Andrew's a bit of a lad.
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Former Prince Andrew. I don't know what he's called now.
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Yeah, she says somewhere in there, Andrew's a bit of a lad. Oh, Callum's there.
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She said, Andrew's a bit of a lad. But she had some fair points. She said,
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I'm not knowledgeable about politics. Fair. But I do know the UK is very messed up.
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Hard to argue with. She could be on lotuses. And she said, you shouldn't have to pay any
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inheritance tax as you've been taxed on that money already.
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Yeah, I do agree with that. But that's a general English opinion.
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I know. What bothered me... Oh, she had some personal experience with it, with her dad,
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But what bothered me the most was, she said that she's... This is in The Spectator.
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She goes, I'd like to be thought of as a woman who changed sex work. I've made it more accessible.
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So that is what The Spectator is ultimately promoting. And you go, that's pretty weird.
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Yes. That's a good video title, actually. We should use that one.
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And you go, okay, what is... Why is this happening, basically?
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And I look into it and go, Old Street Media, Old Queen Street Media, which is Paul Marshall,
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to be fair. But I doubt he knows what's going on on the ground.
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And he's a very high net worth individual. He owns and operates The Spectator and Unheard.
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So you go, okay, who actually runs them, though? Well, of course, it's Freddie Sayers.
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Well, he's now editor of The Spectator. But Sayers is the publisher and he's the sort of CEO.
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So it says, as he says in this, he says, as publisher... I can't remember where it is,
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Didn't she get arrested in Indonesia or something?
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Yeah, exactly. I was just sat there going, come on, arrest, you know, 30 years in jail.
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So Freddie Sayers says, as publisher of The Spectator and CEO of the group company,
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I will be responsible for overall strategy and ensuring that the various moving parts work well together.
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So I think we know who is responsible because he's saying it right there.
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My first red flag about Mr. Sayers was when he had this interview with Renaud Camus.
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And it was so pathetic that all the comments were attacking him, even if they liked him.
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Like, I normally like Freddie, but this was pathetic.
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Instead of like an intellectual discussion of, you know, this guy's an intellectual.
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But it was the most, like, it was like a special intro saying why he's bad.
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And afterwards, yeah, we have to share these things.
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Poisoning the world followed by a string of attempted gotchas.
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I just said he kept trying to call Camus racist and blame him for violence.
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99% of the comments are savaging him for this approach.
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It's exactly the same as the Piers Morgan, Nick Fuentes stuff, right?
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Where it's like, oh, you know, this guy's name, he's, you know, he's popular.
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But I'm going to caveat it on the side with how bad I am.
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And then I'm going to do a podcast, Coping and Seething, about it afterwards.
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He's not like a shock jock who does edgy humor.
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And Unheard are meant to be more sophisticated and more conservative or whatever than Piers Morgan.
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The host is so weak, afraid to acknowledge the truth.
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Freddie Sayers went full Kathy Newman on this one.
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And there's just hundreds of comments like that.
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If you look, I couldn't find a single positive one for him.
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Unheard also published this, which I'm sure you saw.
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Yeah, you get a brief mention as a sort of Connor Lotus Eaters quasi bad, sort of.
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It's like a passing, you know, these guys are sort of Connors to Christian.
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There's a bit about Connors saying he's from the reactionary writer called himself and blah, blah, blah.
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Lotus Eaters, affiliate of Lotus Eaters podcast.
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But basically, they conclude saying ultimately it would not be in Reform's interest to become or to be seen as a Christian party.
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So it's a very clear like anti-Christian piece.
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They talk about like Christians are okay if they basically are incredibly moderate and non-political.
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Are they worried that Muffin Alley isn't going to join them eventually?
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And you can say, okay, the strange thing is that Paul Marshall is an evangelical Christian.
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And you could say, well, okay, not all the articles are going to have to represent him.
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And that would be a lack of integrity anyway and a lack of balance.
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Or you could say he's perhaps not one of these Christians who wants Christian nationalism.
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Perhaps he's sort of very moderate politically.
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But when you start to build the picture, it gets quite strange to me.
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James Orr is a professor of philosophy and theology at Cambridge.
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So the fact that he would be a Christian in Reform, not terribly shocking.
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I said, I'll be happy when I see the article, has Reform gone to you, Tolkien?
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They just launched a thing yesterday, actually, a Christian fellowship thing.
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So I wonder if they are going more Christian with Danny Kruger and James Orr.
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We now go to Mohamed Zia Yusuf for the commentary.
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We're a historic Christian country, for God's sakes.
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These are sort of alleged conservative publications.
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Yes to Bonnie Ballou, no to Reform being Christian.
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Yeah, and then Raqib Essan, who you may know, he says, from politics to culture, the trajectory
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of England will be increasingly shaped by Islamic social conservatism.
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So we just said the Reform shouldn't be Christian.
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Yeah, I mean, some people don't realise that it's heard.
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Some people think it's heard, like, heard, which is a pun, but it's actually like the
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herd bow, because they don't follow the herd, man.
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And this article is a kind of, if you've read Welbeck's submission, it's kind of that
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It's like selling the slick, middle-class professional Muslim future.
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While the ever-growing British Muslim population has been caricatured by some as an undereducated
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and welfare-dependent monolith, one which has colonised Britain's social housing
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In truth, it's a relatively youthful population, one defined by its upward social mobility,
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and which is increasingly assertive across national life.
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But he concludes, whatever way you look at it, Britain is changing, and not necessarily
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So it's basically, we're going, Muslim, sorry, Rupert.
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Don't worry about the enforced child marriages, the FGM, the...
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Yeah, because they're up when you go about professionals.
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Even if they were all a bunch of Islamic choir boys, don't care, foreign religion, get
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And Conor responded to this, because he felt somehow they were not too pro-con.
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And he says, the blow piece reveals a lot about Unheard's lightly, sorry, tightly controlled
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So I heard that Freddie Sayers, head of editorial at both Spectator and Unheard, was who made
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the call to ban the release of my debate with Michael Gove and Catherine Berbalsing.
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So if you start to build a picture, it's like, anti-Rono Camus can't release a debate
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Can put an article out saying the future is Islamic, except your new Islamic overlord.
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Also, by the way, the problem with Bonnie Blue, really, is that she is English, right?
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If this was some foreign woman who was a rampant hoi, but okay, well, that reflects badly
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But what Bonnie Blue does, unfortunately, is a direct reflection of English womanhood at
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And so the Spectator are like, yeah, hey, Bonnie Blue, she votes reform.
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It's constant sabotage to the dignity of opposition.
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Just real quick to say, because I'm vaguely aware of Conor and Michael Gove thing.
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Is it just, can we only assume that Conor smoked him, made him look ridiculous?
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And so they're just like, well, we're just not putting that out.
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Well, they would put it out if it was the reverse.
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Or certainly one, or certainly shared things that are uncomfortable.
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And if Sayers has made the call, it will be that it's, yeah, it's too uncomfortable.
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Or saying things they don't want to be out there, which is the same thing, practically.
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Either he said something uncomfortable, or he won, or both.
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Apparently, even Catherine agreed with him on a lot of points.
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So, Conor goes on, so you can observe the Islamification of Britain, but you can't oppose or call to reverse it at Unheard, which is absolutely true from those two articles.
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He says, a bit lower down, ergo, the only acceptable position at Unheard is to celebrate the rise of Islam in Britain, so long as it's contained within the confines of liberal pluralism.
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And that's the key, because having Bonnie Blue celebrated by the spectator, but also celebrating Islam, it's completely incoherent.
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It's worse than your party, but it makes sense within the vague liberal mush that they're selling.
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So, Conor goes on, the key, it's a Conor-length piece.
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So, we'll get to the crux, which is, at the end, he said, there's something deeply morally miscalibrated about Unheard's editorial stance.
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It's self-absorbed and cannot sustain its contradictions.
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It isn't good for the country, and it certainly doesn't reflect the mood of the right, which is very much my point as well.
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They want to push Bonnie Blue, but also Islam, which is, as I say, completely incoherent.
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They don't like Christians, except perhaps the most mild ones that don't talk about Christianity.
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Renaud Camus is icky, but they can't actually counter his arguments in a way that convinces even their own audience.
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They won't release the Conor debate, presumably because that will also expose the weakness of their arguments.
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So, of course, not all articles across Spectator and Unheard have to be the exact same, of the same mind.
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But my overall impression is that they're essentially promoting a kind of rapid liberalism that will only further the decline of Britain.
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I love, I love that you can feel on both sides of the platform on which they stand, it falling in like a video game.
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You know, it's like the platform's going narrower and narrower and narrower.
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And they're like, oh yeah, no, this is, and it's like, well,
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at some point that middle pillar is going to fall and you're going to have to accept that either you are completely for leftism
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and, you know, the Islamic takeover, the Bonnie Blue-ization of women more broadly,
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Because the reason I mentioned this before, Marshall is he's a Christian, right?
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There's nothing Christian about reformer too Christian, here's Bonnie Blue, and Islam's the future.
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I'm like, right, this is not Christian, it's not conservative.
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I think it's just, is it just Michael Gove himself?
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It's some sort of boomer, I hate to say boomer, but because some of my fans are boomers,
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but it's a great, great people, but it's a, it's a, it's a sort of...
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A kind of boomer, I'm tempted to say Toby, but it's a kind of boomer, conservative,
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Yeah, it's the kind of, like, the sort of 1990s conservative consensus, right?
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Where it's like, oh, actually, we can all just live happily and get along.
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And it's like, okay, that, that worked when we had 95% homogenous demographics, right?
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Because most people just didn't do these things.
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And so you had like these weird, like fringe things.
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You're like, oh, wow, that's a weird fringe thing.
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Now I'm going back to my completely homogenous English village to live a normal conservative
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You can have the weird, you know, freak show at the margins, but that's not at the margins
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It's like Bonnie Blue is less offensive to them than Connor Tomlinson, basically.
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Literally, Bonnie Blue is solving the problem for Piers Morgan, right?
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Because she's going around deflowering loads of young incels.
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So Bonnie Blue is the solution to the Quentin's problem.
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Most of them seem to be Asian, don't they, for some reason?
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They do, but as far as Piers Morgan's concerned, she's saving the West.
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This is really the central divide, is like social conservatism and morality, basic morality,
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And that's where these people are like, no, absolutely not.
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Everything they do is an attack on Christian morality.
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That's why it's so strange that a Christian is ultimately behind it.
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Obviously, as I say, not editorially, but backing it financially.
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Yeah, and they just find that they hate the Conor sort of moralism.
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Bonnie Blue, you can't really go much further than that.
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You've reached the apotheosis of the liberal project with Bonnie Blue.
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And I actually think it's a really charming epithet.
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You know, it's like, oh, you're just young fogies who want to be morally responsible
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and don't feel disgusted about yourselves because of the things that you've done,
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And it's like, well, yeah, I can completely understand why they feel that way, actually.
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Because young fogies was a thing when we were younger, right?
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But they're the new young fogies who are far more based than the old young fogies
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And there was one other thing I was going to say.
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But it's something to do with the morality of it.
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Oh, yeah, I was going to say, to be fair to liberals,
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well, there's a difference between liberalism and license.
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But the problem is, even the kind of liberalism he espouses says
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as long as you don't encroach upon anyone else.
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who's sort of in this kind of vague milieu, interview Bonnie Blue,
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she was absolutely checkmated because Bonnie Blue said,
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And this is why Bonnie Blue's on The Ultimate Feminist.
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actually, no, there's such a thing called morals.
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Bonnie Blue is a metaphysical attack on the country.
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That's basically what the young thing he's saying.
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I think, like, the Spectator and Unheard are just containment projects, really.
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You can't like or be proud of your own history or heritage or nation.
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As long as you're an upwardly professional Muslim.
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Religion is the glue that holds society together.
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That is, but one of the reasons that Christianity is under attack.
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I mean, we had a society, but it wasn't held together by religion.
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It was held together by a certain series of norms.
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Yeah, I'm not saying they weren't inherited from religion,
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but the norms themselves are now the things under attack.
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I think it's inevitable that we go back to Christianity, frankly.
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Like, it's either that or Bonnie Blue in the Islamic paradise.
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I mean, and she literally sounds like she's come from the Islamic paradise as well.
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We're going to talk all about now the Fuentes Ferrari.
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I mean, Harry touched on it the other day, but not the full shebang.
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I didn't know this was an option or I would have totally picked this,
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Not that I would ever promote my own channel on here, Nick Dixon,
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But after you've watched Lotus Ears, check that out.
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So, Piers Morgan allowed Mr. Fuentes to have a platform on his show.
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Actually, this is probably, I think, one of the most important,
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interesting points of the broader point, the meta point,
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is that even the reaction to it, and afterwards, recently,
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just a day or two ago, Piers Morgan did another hour-long show
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And I think the most important, yeah, hoping and seeing it.
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I think one of the most interesting points is that
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that there was nothing wrong with platforming Fuentes, actually.
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they would have been, probably, would have been in broad agreement
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And now, it was almost unanimous that it was the right,
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Just to contradict my previous piece, In Unheard,
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And she was saying, yeah, Nick Piers totally won this.
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And underneath, Danny Fungerstein's reply to going,
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So, the thing is, I love to have a conversation with someone
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where there's no gotchas, and you're just having a conversation.
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But whenever it is adversarial, and it's a debate,
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But you inevitably then start talking about who won then.
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I don't like the format, but that's what it is.
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If you're going to go down that route and talk about that
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Well, yeah, so there's at least, I think, four or five times
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or not even that, but genuinely answers it properly,
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Like, the bit about the women being equal to men
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Have you heard my idea to do a gotcha interview
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you like Game of Thrones better than Lord of the Rings.
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You've just done another clip with Richard Spencer
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I was thinking that's the most obnoxious position
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he just does like it better than Lord of the Rings.
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I was literally this close to stop calling him gay
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But I do agree with quite a lot of what he says.
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I actually haven't watched a great deal of Nick Frentes.
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six or ten hours worth of Fuentes content in my life,
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He has a lot of well thought through positions,
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And that's when a lot of the viral clips come from.
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And Tucker said he's even more talented than me.
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it's almost like there are more important things
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you're going over there for your personal wealth
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they don't spend the rest of their life in prison.
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I've sort of emerged out of the swampy bog of the River Ribble.
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I'm being presented with a bunch of things that are obviously true.
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distinction between British and English hadn't occurred to him,
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being quarter Scottish and three quarters English.
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you can see how the NPC mask is fracturing away.
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And he finds himself essentially falling on the right hand side.
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And this particular caller was really interesting.
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It's a Portuguese lady who's literally lecturing him about,
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you are losing your identity for the sake of political correctness.
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You guys are losing your identity for the sake of political correctness.
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And you are putting your people on levels of mental health crisis to levels that are just abysmal,
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because people feel they cannot openly speak up because they're going to be censored.
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You can see his defenses against every right wing argument are incredibly weak.
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and I don't want to diss him because I do like him.
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It's whenever I feel kind of any real cognitive dissonance,
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I'll just sort of stop and take a step back and be like,
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And the only way you could still be a sort of wokest leftist is to just
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you don't actually want to notice when you notice.
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I have to like lose all my friends now and not tell people my job at the
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Tom Swarbrick wandering around Birmingham being like,
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And one of them found out it's not particularly pleasant to be like,
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ultimately someone like Fuentes on the no fly list bank account frozen.
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And you've been through a lot of things as well.
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you're going to have to move from one milieu to another.
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it's a classic thing going back to ancient times,
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going back to like he picked it to some of the early Stoics and stuff.
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Would you rather be deliberately keep yourself in ignorance,
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but be happy or face the truth and potentially be very,
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I've got to be well informed about what's really happening.
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And I can't really afford to have the sort of liberal mysticism blur my vision
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But also you have to support your children financially.
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but then you've also got to not lose your whole culture.
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what the world will be like after you personally are dead.
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Do you care about what you leave to your children or grandchildren,
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Like Richard Tyson apparently doesn't particularly.
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I don't even have kids and I feel this intense responsibility about it.
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I literally can't think of anything more important than that.
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So what's the argument for making us minorities in our own country?
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I watched the rest of his politics to see what the enemy is thinking.
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I'm starting to think they have a bunker mentality.
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I've been watching the rest of politics and the new Statesman podcast for
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they feel like they're on the defensive when I'm watching it.
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we assume that this won't be like this forever,
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they look like they're looking ahead and going,
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Let's just try and cling on to whatever we have left,
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I feel like we're kind of like Mao in the civil war where the nationalists like hold up in the cities,
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but they're afraid to come into the hinterland because we're the hinterland.
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the group is going to be in their comment section.
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So I feel like our victory is just inevitable at this point.
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I've argued that it's been inevitable for a long time.
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I've got Elon Musk posting about white genocide.
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I know a plucky podcast you could fund if you really wanted.
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Do you think if I change my profile picture to something more busty?
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Bonnie Blue delivers coal for Christmas to prudish,
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I wasn't aware that Bonnie Blue is basically threatening the women of England.
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considering the demographics of typical Bonnie Blue enjoyers,
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it would be a hilarious twist of fate if some of the imported voters switched to reform.
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did you see that they'd literally hired some guy on indefinite leave to remain to be their candidate for wherever?
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You're literally threatening to deport that guy.
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it came to me yesterday and I just trust my intuitions.
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because it's going to be in Congress that they've got a Muslim.
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the other argument is they need him and it's useful.
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do you remember back in like the nineties or even earlier that like someone like,
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500 billion rubles or whatever they use in Bali.
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Why did she think she could go and do a bang bus in Bali?
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corrupting the public morals is still illegal in Britain.
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There are laws that she could be charged in this country.
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Sometimes they do actually publicly whip women.
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There's some Southeast Asian Muslim countries that do do that.
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Cause a lot of sort of Instagram girls got Bali.
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Why are you offering transcripts of the whole interview?
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because his wife literally cucks him on Instagram.
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literally humiliates him every day on Instagram.
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Being married to Piers is one constant eye roll.