The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1460

00:00:00.000 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for Monday,

00:00:03.380 the 13th of July, 2026. I'm joined by Fores and Bo.

00:00:07.080 Hello.

00:00:07.380 And today we're going to be talking about who murdered Anne Whittacombe,

00:00:11.080 who murdered Lindsey Graham, and who murdered the Labour Party.

00:00:17.900 It's an all-round Labour murder mystery.

00:00:20.960 Yeah, no, whether Burnham can save the Labour Party or not, which, spoiler alert, no you can't.

00:00:26.860 um but anyway so uh before we begin uh for us is doing his realpolitik at 3 p.m on lucy's.com

00:00:33.760 so go and sign up and watch that uh it's live isn't it it's live so taking questions and whatnot

00:00:39.680 uh and so right let's just get on with the news so ann winnecombe was murdered the other day on

00:00:46.680 wednesday uh last week uh she wasn't discovered until almost 24 hours later on a thursday because

00:00:52.300 she lives alone in devon or lived alone in devon and you'll know of course that i mean this is still

00:00:58.680 up this tweet but it's socialist worker uh cheering over the fact she's dead i mean a lot of people

00:01:04.340 did cheer initially and then everyone's like okay that's evil what are you doing and they were

00:01:08.480 forced to apologize like peter tatchell various others um but socialist worker apparently uh 0.86

00:01:13.480 sticking to their guns on that uh nigel went out and gave a dignified soliloquy for her uh which 0.56

00:01:19.380 was actually really nice to be honest it was quite touching um he's obviously known her for many years 0.93

00:01:24.140 she was conservative mp for many years she joined reform well she joined the brexit party

00:01:28.040 then she joined reform and she was a spokeswoman for them uh and so this i think he handled this

00:01:33.620 really well actually and this is a genuinely shocking event like i think shocking but not

00:01:40.560 surprising as political murder is actually a feature of modern diverse politics so this is

00:01:45.920 where we are um and so the the the information that has come out so far we'll go through it in

00:01:52.920 a minute but it's been rather cryptic yes and it's leading people to conspiracy theories

00:01:58.480 now i just want to be clear i have no idea what's happened uh in fact we don't even know like the

00:02:05.460 we don't know the name of the suspect but we don't know we don't know what happened to her

00:02:10.020 either we just thought she has been murdered yes we don't know the detail how you know the you know

00:02:14.340 we don't know the details of her of her murder and so this this the the cryptic nature of the

00:02:19.860 information that has been released has brought people into a realm of conspiracy theories which

00:02:24.400 i just want to say i'm not saying i endorse um the first one is that uh she went on talk tv uh

00:02:30.280 this was the last interview that she had where she talked about the establishment pulling

00:02:34.080 strings behind politics let's watch this quickly does this establishment of which you and nigel

00:02:40.760 speak actually exist yes i believe it does now i didn't always uh believe in in that theory uh but

00:02:51.440 i do think now that different parts of the establishment um act in ways which i think

00:02:58.400 are extremely questionable we saw it in the banking standard and i'm suddenly realized i'm

00:03:03.260 just an idol a load of other people as well because you have the ability to publicize and

00:03:08.580 so um yes i think the establishment is um is there in that sense yes so that's interesting

00:03:18.120 isn't it like she spent her life in frontline british politics and it's only when she started

00:03:24.380 pushing at the boundaries that she realized there was some other force underneath politics that came

00:03:30.100 out to essentially rein them back in and say you're you're you know meddling with forces

00:03:35.220 that you're not allowed to meddle with.

00:03:37.560 It's an interesting statement.

00:03:38.760 She didn't think there was the establishment

00:03:42.700 when she was in John Major's government, but now she does.

00:03:46.660 It is interesting, isn't it?

00:03:49.940 It's not clear what to know, what to think about that.

00:03:52.800 She was an MP for like 17 years or something.

00:03:54.740 Yeah, from the 90s until 2010.

00:03:59.600 And then she was a kind of grandee of the party, right? 0.98

00:04:05.220 She was never made into a lady. 1.00

00:04:08.800 She was not. 1.00

00:04:09.260 She never created a... 0.80

00:04:10.100 Saida Warsi was, but Anne Whitcomb was, of course, white. 0.80

00:04:13.000 So there we go. 0.57

00:04:14.440 But that's a fascinating thing, isn't it?

00:04:16.940 You can see how this feeds into the conspiracy worldview.

00:04:21.480 And I'm not even saying it's wrong or right.

00:04:24.360 I'm just saying this is what a lot of people are saying.

00:04:26.280 So when you're in line and you're doing what the system allows,

00:04:34.120 then everything's very handoff but as soon as you start pushing at the bottom of the boundaries of

00:04:38.240 that then suddenly even Anne Whittacombe's like well I didn't think there was an establishment

00:04:41.600 that would be pulling strings behind politics but now I think that there is and it's like well

00:04:45.160 she's pretty damn experienced right or you know I'm not gonna say that she doesn't know what she's

00:04:49.180 talking about didn't know what she was talking about so anyway and then you get other weird

00:04:53.120 coincidences which is uh her home was shown on national tv uh five days before she was murdered

00:05:00.380 Which, again, in and of itself would mean nothing, right?

00:05:04.100 I mean, it's just, you know,

00:05:06.660 celebrity Yorkshire auction house, Discovery Plus, right?

00:05:09.820 So, again, it's not anything that means anything on its own,

00:05:14.300 but you can see how the conspiracy theories begin to build.

00:05:17.800 It's not a jump, is it?

00:05:19.040 There's no conspiracy theory element to the fact

00:05:22.120 that the murderer could well have seen that

00:05:24.300 and then just known exactly which property to go to.

00:05:27.500 Well, yeah, looked around on Google Maps.

00:05:28.700 straightforward yeah it's it's not that hard to find places on google maps once you've once you're

00:05:34.140 given a few clues exactly um so anyway i like i said i don't know so and the problem is we don't

00:05:40.400 know much really at all these are the last messages that she exchanged with a channel 5 producer about

00:05:47.180 a zoom call because they were expecting her to come on like with talk tv there and do a zoom call

00:05:51.860 talking about whatever the issue was and she seems to have been murdered in the middle of arranging

00:05:56.200 this so as you can see at 12 16 she she's the one in white uh saying you know here's you know she's

00:06:02.320 getting the link blah blah blah uh and just to know you've got the address and at 12 19 she says

00:06:07.560 yep receive panic over and then at 12 48 could you join now is everything okay by one o'clock

00:06:14.020 they were trying to call her everything wasn't okay and in that period of time someone had entered

00:06:19.660 her house and murdered her it's okay that's that's mad you know this is like again you just wouldn't

00:06:26.960 you just wouldn't ever have seen this coming at any point during the career of man will come

00:06:32.020 right so i mean just for anyone who's wondering she was quite hard-line conservative she was a

00:06:37.340 christian and she was very serious about her christian beliefs and so she made a lot of enemies

00:06:41.700 among people like the the peter tatchell crowd the lgbt's um and so everyone assumed that well

00:06:47.620 is the murderer someone who has a grudge against her because of that she was very pro-borders very

00:06:53.600 anti-immigrant anti-gay marriage anti-gay bishops in the house in the church of england

00:07:00.280 uh pro-death penalty so certainly right of center yes she seems great doesn't she um but anyway uh

00:07:10.640 26 year old man was initially arrested in newton abbott which is only 11 miles away

00:07:15.160 they were very quick to tell us it was a straight 26 year old white man that was arrested which

00:07:20.540 you'd expect in devon to be honest um but then they let him go because apparently he has nothing

00:07:25.240 to do with the events uh the next thing is the police came out and said look please stop speculating

00:07:31.240 on things um i won't play this but they just came out and said look just just please don't speculate

00:07:35.640 okay how can we not speculate when a prominent politician is murdered in her home in the middle

00:07:42.680 of the day and you don't have a suspect how can we not speculate not just that they speculate all

00:07:49.700 the time when it suits them well yeah and they will always label anybody far right and call them

00:07:55.300 criminals and call them all kinds of things um at every occasion yes so don't speculate means

00:08:03.240 don't attack our narrative but they allow themselves to attack on the other side

00:08:07.980 well yeah it's nonsense i've i don't know where this has come from particularly there's this idea

00:08:14.280 that you can prejudice like a jury trial yeah okay that's quite an extreme thing that hardly

00:08:21.460 ever actually happens if it's something as massive as say the michael jackson case the

00:08:26.380 second michael jackson case it was so massive that they did actually struggle to find jurors

00:08:32.520 that didn't already have a strong opinion on it one way or another okay that's actually a really

00:08:37.100 really extreme and very rare that hardly ever happens so this thing they say now obviously

00:08:44.880 when it's always on this side of the spectrum this side of the aisle don't speculate we ask

00:08:49.520 you not to speculate nonsense no i'll speculate if i want to speculate no no no where does this

00:08:53.500 come from this isn't part of our side now if i want to speculate on something i'll speculate on

00:08:58.040 it and at the end of the day thank you because the implication is don't think about it too much

00:09:01.920 right exactly that's what it is it shut it down don't think about it accept our narrative

00:09:05.340 and nothing else.

00:09:07.240 Moreover, let it sort of drain out of the public consciousness.

00:09:10.240 If you spend time speculating on it, that keeps it in front of your mind.

00:09:13.180 This won't help us memory hole it if you keep speculating about it.

00:09:16.600 No, I'm going to speculate if I want to speculate.

00:09:17.940 And also, I hate that we're going to sequester the entire country

00:09:21.900 rather than sequestering the jury.

00:09:23.600 In America, they sequestered the jury, 0.86

00:09:25.280 which is obviously a much more sensible way

00:09:27.060 of protecting the integrity of a court case.

00:09:31.040 But the thing is, there aren't even any charges yet.

00:09:33.120 There's no court case ongoing.

00:09:34.460 No one's actually been charged.

00:09:35.500 The police have said, though,

00:09:37.700 they are not looking for any other suspect in this case.

00:09:40.280 They have.

00:09:40.820 Which means, that does mean,

00:09:43.460 they believe they've got their guy.

00:09:45.420 It does.

00:09:45.980 So another man has been arrested,

00:09:47.480 a 28-year-old man from Rotherham.

00:09:50.120 The suspect, who, again, we are informed

00:09:51.800 is a white British national,

00:09:53.480 is now in police custody.

00:09:56.260 So, yeah, Anne Woodacombe was found dead

00:09:58.700 with serious injuries in the home at 11.40 BST on Thursday.

00:10:02.680 and so we know from the uh messages here that it would have been some time between uh 12 19 and

00:10:13.200 probably about 12 48 so if we just pitch it about say 12 30 is a rough thing so about 12 30 on the

00:10:19.840 wednesday she was dead uh then the next day it was uh 11 40 she was discovered so that's that's

00:10:27.560 important because of the nature of this chap he was a chap from rotherham who was arrested now

00:10:33.760 according to devon and cornwall police uh we are supported by counter-terrorism policing in

00:10:38.840 northeast and south yorkshire police who carried out an arrest on behalf of us but there's still

00:10:42.500 no information to suggest this was terrorism related uh this is a live and active investigation

00:10:47.100 and no further information will be issued at this time so why would you deny that it's terrorism

00:10:54.000 when you don't actually know yeah or saying it's not terrorism related but it is the terrorism

00:11:01.080 police that are doing it why are they like come on now yeah this is come on and so the next thing

00:11:07.960 was that the police have made the active decision not to release cctv footage of the amuricum murder

00:11:13.140 suspect releasing such premature releasing such prematurely could compromise ongoing inquiries

00:11:18.360 and may prejudice future investigative opportunities.

00:11:21.680 That's a very interesting way of saying we don't want you to have it.

00:11:26.760 We have the time frame narrowed down so much.

00:11:29.480 Yeah.

00:11:30.820 And there's CCTV everywhere. 0.99

00:11:32.340 And there's CCTV everywhere and there's CCTV on her property, presumably.

00:11:35.460 And surely the public could say, oh, I know that chap or I saw that chap.

00:11:38.720 People could come forward and help you.

00:11:40.800 But if you don't tell us anything about the man,

00:11:43.200 then we can't come forward and help.

00:11:44.840 And if you don't give a name, people can't look into his social media.

00:11:47.820 Exactly.

00:11:48.360 know what his proclivities are yeah well unfortunately for the police the son did get

00:11:52.980 the footage uh the cctv footage of him leaving his house which i guess we'll play but so um

00:11:58.620 this is all over social media and whatnot but as you can see he's uh just a fairly normal check

00:12:04.180 he appears to have some sort of stick or bat club board bat yes yeah it's like a wooden rounders

00:12:09.140 bat or something isn't it yeah a mini bat and he's getting into his vox hall astra and then we can

00:12:15.120 look at so we know where he lived and we can look at a route map between rotherham and devon that's

00:12:22.440 about 300 miles and takes about four and a half hours and we are told from the cctv footage that

00:12:30.920 he left his house at 7 51 a.m so say 8 8 a.m on the wednesday 9 10 11 12 he got there at 12 30

00:12:41.080 assuming best possible traffic

00:12:43.960 and he pulled up what rushed in

00:12:46.620 and clubbed her to death at 12.30

00:12:49.140 he must have literally just parked up

00:12:51.640 he drove there pretty quick 0.90

00:12:53.380 got there and immediately murdered her

00:12:55.400 it seems like

00:12:56.960 I mean that's what it seems like

00:12:58.180 good luck getting the traffic around Birmingham and Bristol

00:13:00.500 like okay

00:13:02.860 so he had a particularly good run of luck

00:13:05.840 getting through some of the most high trafficked areas of the country

00:13:09.220 and then literally just ran up and clubbed her did he like what like okay that would imply

00:13:15.680 premeditation and therefore a reason that he did this so when they say it's not terroristic it's

00:13:22.620 not political they're all sorry with no reason to think this is terrorism or a political murder

00:13:27.580 well what okay well you're gonna have to give us something or we're gonna start speculating right

00:13:32.280 well so for me just my opinion the terrorism thing because there is quite a specific

00:13:37.880 definition uh that they've made up before the bar of terrorism is is crossed okay there's that

00:13:46.020 don't tell me this isn't political because she is a high profile was a high profile political figure

00:13:53.160 so unless it was entirely random not just that divisive as well you know so unless it's entirely

00:13:59.360 random like he was a random burglar who was caught in the act of burglaring and lashed out

00:14:04.540 or it was truly just a random, random event.

00:14:08.580 But we know that's not the case.

00:14:10.560 It doesn't look very random, does it?

00:14:11.460 It's not the case.

00:14:12.460 That just isn't the case.

00:14:14.140 So on some level, it is political.

00:14:17.600 It must be by definition de facto.

00:14:19.340 It is on some level.

00:14:20.200 Don't tell me it's not political.

00:14:21.880 It's hard to imagine you can drive 300 miles

00:14:23.580 to murder a politician without a political motive.

00:14:26.680 Like how does that, what could it have been?

00:14:28.560 Absurd.

00:14:29.120 Of course it is.

00:14:29.880 Completely absurd. 0.57

00:14:30.380 I just really hated her hairstyle

00:14:32.040 and I kept seeing her on TV.

00:14:33.340 like what could it be if not politics and that's all she ever talked about and anyway so yeah this

00:14:39.080 is a better view of the subject apparently he's 28 years old so who knows right we haven't actually

00:14:45.100 got any particular information about this guy um the police uh oh sorry the neighbors have given

00:14:50.360 a description of him apparently he has learning difficulties he's a loner who didn't seem to work

00:14:55.120 and rarely left his house apparently he went loopy and more introverted once his father died

00:14:59.740 before christmas uh who he had moved in with around a year ago his parents were divorced as

00:15:03.980 well um he was someone you'd have a conversation with but that changed after his dad died he became

00:15:08.780 very quiet he kept himself to himself wouldn't really speak to anyone his red voxel courser

00:15:13.100 barely moved from the driveway to the point that weeds were growing on it right okay and then he

00:15:16.800 drove 300 miles in four and a half hours without any problems i was gonna say it doesn't look like

00:15:22.280 it was weeds were growing on it but anyway he cares about that um he was introverted don't care

00:15:27.040 It was loopy with learning difficulties, but not so loopy,

00:15:33.380 and his learning difficulties weren't so severe

00:15:35.360 that he can't drive 300 miles and commit a murder.

00:15:39.560 Yeah.

00:15:40.140 Right.

00:15:41.160 Apparently he has a brother that lives in Devon.

00:15:43.900 Is it not?

00:15:44.400 I heard.

00:15:44.840 I'm not sure if this is true.

00:15:45.700 I'm really not sure if this is true.

00:15:47.400 But the other guy they arrested was his brother.

00:15:50.820 Have you heard that?

00:15:51.300 Oh, I haven't heard that.

00:15:51.940 I don't know if that's true.

00:15:52.400 I haven't heard that, so I don't know.

00:15:53.820 And apparently the other guy they arrested, the 26-year-old,

00:15:55.940 that they let go was doing some work maybe on her property right that's why they first sort of

00:16:01.540 thought of it well i i've been avoiding just the sort of rumor and speculation i'm trying to i'm

00:16:06.320 trying to stand on you know things that seem to be fairly you know i'm trying to avoid yeah fair

00:16:11.220 enough but uh but even with the information that the establishment is uh prepared to stand on this

00:16:16.460 is all a bit strange right so um yeah the neighbor saw in place some kind of wooden stick in the

00:16:21.780 passenger side of his car before leaving at around 7 a.m so 7 50 i think it was um and he's believed

00:16:27.780 then to have driven the 270 miles to devon before she was attacked around 12 30 um okay that's that's

00:16:34.040 really weird presumably the weather was hot the doors were open yeah presumably you just walk and

00:16:40.220 it's devon it's yet people wouldn't lock their doors necessarily yeah especially ann would have

00:16:44.220 lived in uh she didn't live in a village she lived in a fairly remote little estate uh you would have

00:16:49.260 to have driven there basically no one would have walked by there organically no um so yeah doubtless

00:16:54.040 she had her doors open because why wouldn't you because you're living in rural devon um and yeah

00:16:59.700 it looks like he went in and murdered her it's like okay that's crazy so the police have uh done

00:17:05.340 an armed raid armed police have raided the home of the murder suspect i'm sure they're going to

00:17:09.620 go through all of his devices at some point we can expect some information but the fact i mean

00:17:14.220 like in this there's nothing political in here right there's there's no it doesn't tell you

00:17:17.840 thing about the man really like what are his views why would he choose ann widdicombe and

00:17:22.280 there's nothing to divine out that other oh he's some crazy guy who just for some reason hated

00:17:26.040 ann widdicombe and decided one day to drive all the way to her house and then club her to death

00:17:30.080 or something was saw a police update shortly before this about an hour ago there was no new

00:17:35.140 oh sorry we have actually had one through just uh just before we started i didn't see well the

00:17:41.040 one i saw was about an hour ago and they didn't there's no new information as such but they did

00:17:45.720 reiterate yeah that there's nothing political right okay so counterterrorism police now leading

00:17:52.520 the investigation into the murder right okay so the counter again if there's no particular reason

00:17:56.760 to think it's terrorism why the counterterrorism police doing it um okay any nothing to suggest

00:18:02.800 it was previously politically motivated uh the shifted counterterrorism policing signals a

00:18:08.140 broadened scope for the investigation why not just say we don't know instead of trying immediately

00:18:12.620 to make sure that the right doesn't benefit from the narrative.

00:18:17.080 Like, why isn't the standard basic honesty?

00:18:21.280 Because their primary concern is making sure the right

00:18:23.340 doesn't benefit from a narrative.

00:18:25.400 A right-wing politician has just been murdered in a home.

00:18:28.160 It's like, no, you're not allowed to use this for political gain.

00:18:30.400 It's like, but you use Joe Cox all the time, all the time.

00:18:34.040 Yeah, or Stephen Lawrence, or the American dude on fentanyl,

00:18:37.860 George Floyd.

00:18:39.020 given the information we've got

00:18:41.820 I see there's nothing to suggest

00:18:43.840 it isn't politically motivated

00:18:45.420 given the information we've got

00:18:47.360 it would be absurd

00:18:48.120 I'm just going to drive from Manchester to Devon

00:18:51.720 kill a high profile politician

00:18:53.940 who's known for being

00:18:55.680 a very conservative Catholic

00:18:57.020 and it was just

00:19:00.140 sort of a whim really

00:19:01.460 could have been any old lady in her 0.99

00:19:03.140 it just happened to be Anne Widdicombe

00:19:04.840 it was a total coincidence

00:19:07.500 I mean, the correct response would have been, we are obviously investigating all avenues, including whether it was politically motivated, and we will update the public.

00:19:16.960 Well, I mean, he's been rearrested on suspicion of commission preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism, which would imply political. So it seems that it is a political act. But again, why don't give us his name? He's going to have social media. You can name the suspect. We can look into his social media history, and I'm sure we'll find a bunch of highly politicized things, right?

00:19:37.500 which is why the terrorism police are arresting him uh farage himself had already said look i

00:19:42.960 don't think this is not a burglary gone wrong i'm 100% certain i'm right now and i agree and

00:19:47.560 people have been going out of him uh because he said look i think this was premeditated but it

00:19:53.280 obviously must have been premeditated because again this is an wouldicum's house right this

00:19:57.160 as you see this is a main road like you can't just walk around there's no footpath there or anything

00:20:01.900 and her house is just in the middle of nowhere in the fields so you'd have to drive to get there

00:20:07.440 you have to be going there specifically you're not just going to walk past it i don't even know

00:20:11.600 how a burglar would get there on foot you know what i mean so it's i think it's a perfectly

00:20:16.200 reasonable thing for for us to say yeah no this is this looks premeditated um but of course you

00:20:22.260 know the don't speculate don't have any thoughts on it it's like well i'm sorry it looks like this

00:20:28.020 is yet another political murder in britain because well we're at a point now that our politics has

00:20:35.920 become a series of unresolved contradictions yes and this is what is causing the murders this is

00:20:42.980 what caused the murder of david armis it's what caused the murder of joe cox yes when people have

00:20:47.840 these deeply held ideological principles and they can't see how these things can be resolved

00:20:53.580 diplomatically or democratically people turn to murder that's why you do this you okay well i

00:21:00.360 just need to get rid of politics to avoid murder and you act reasonably and charitably to the other

00:21:05.260 side so that things don't get to such an extreme point that only violence can resolve them exactly 0.95

00:21:10.660 and when you are in this kind of multicultural holding pattern where it's like no what we need

00:21:15.560 is all of these contradictions to just exist forever uh well then that's when people feel

00:21:20.500 they need to go outside of the democratic process into the realm of violence so actually you've got

00:21:24.940 to allow something to resolve but anyway i guess uh i guess i'll leave there but the point is at

00:21:29.660 the moment which like it's been three days now and we just don't know anything yes like you still

00:21:34.140 don't actually don't have a name we don't have a social media profile we don't have a reason but

00:21:38.560 yeah we just have you have a job a drip of information and there's nothing substantive

00:21:43.720 and an order do not think about it yes the fact that a couple of data points that we do have

00:21:52.920 the police aren't looking for any other suspect he traveled all that way to a remote location

00:21:59.320 um there's no way it's not premeditated and politically motivated yes there's just no way

00:22:07.740 yeah i just don't believe it don't speculate about it yeah no uh we will but also we're going

00:22:15.060 but also it's it's the murder of like one of the high profile politicians backing the party that

00:22:21.940 is currently still in the lead in the polls that has been roundly demonized by the media by the

00:22:28.200 political establishment i mean the amount of time that keir starmer spent calling out nigel

00:22:31.400 farage and reform in parliament yes well if this turns out to be some sort of stochastic terrorism

00:22:36.820 that keir starmer and the media and their denunciations of reform and nigel farage

00:22:41.580 and ann widdicom and whoever else has caused well okay now they've got blood on their hands

00:22:46.420 yeah this this is i think what they're afraid of and like like you created the atmosphere where

00:22:53.660 You said Nigel Farage is like the devil, you know, persona non grata.

00:22:59.540 He's the antithesis of everything good in our politics.

00:23:04.140 And now...

00:23:04.820 Did Starmer have a whole speech calling him the enemy, essentially?

00:23:07.740 Yes, he's done this many times.

00:23:09.400 He had a whole speech basically identifying Nigel Farage as the enemy of everything that he wants.

00:23:13.460 Yes, and he used his privileged position in Parliament to attack Farage repeatedly

00:23:19.800 without him being able to respond,

00:23:21.380 knowing that this was an advantage he could leverage.

00:23:25.440 Calling him a traitor, calling him a Russian agent?

00:23:27.560 Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

00:23:28.800 Okay. 1.00

00:23:29.700 Anne Whittacombe could easily have been an MP in 2029,

00:23:33.240 and if reform had won government, 0.77

00:23:35.500 she could well have been a Secretary of State.

00:23:37.180 Yes. 0.90

00:23:38.300 And why wouldn't you want someone with her experience?

00:23:41.720 You know, she was an MP, an MEP.

00:23:43.800 Their spokesman leading up to the election

00:23:45.860 has easily been an MP.

00:23:47.200 and so anyway it just it the the amount of effort they're going to to again not give us any real

00:23:54.660 information say look just just just don't think about this very much it's highly suspicious right

00:23:59.000 it's highly suspicious and the fact that they'll honor we don't think this is political it's like

00:24:02.360 no that's the first thing you would think if a divisive politician is murdered you have to think

00:24:07.420 this political it's ridiculous to try and pretend that it's not political and if it turned out not

00:24:12.540 speaker well that's a surprise uh but i don't think that's the case uh anyway uh one tall order

00:24:19.720 says uh when women do not forget these people want you broke dead your kids raped and brainwashed

00:24:23.260 and they think it's funny that's true um no tom you're incorrect there um and seems that it's

00:24:29.040 either political or he is a scapegoat well this is the thing who who knows who knows anyway let's

00:24:33.580 move on uh so it's the end of an era in american politics but few people seem to realize that it

00:24:43.000 is the end of an era especially at the top of american politics now as you probably know uh

00:24:49.580 congress in the united states is incapable of doing even the most basic things the republicans

00:24:54.860 have a majority in the house the majority in the senate and the presidency and they haven't been

00:24:59.260 able to do anything with it other than... And the maturity in the Supreme Court. And in the Supreme

00:25:04.680 Court. And in the Supreme Court. Yes, absolutely. So even very basic things, for example, the Save

00:25:12.140 Act, which would basically require proof of citizenship before you register to vote,

00:25:18.180 is completely stuck in the American political system, with the Senate refusing to move forward

00:25:24.740 on it. And the SAFE Act, I mean, just to be clear, the sponsors of it, I believe, include

00:25:31.460 Mr. Lindsey Graham, who is now passed, among others, but it got stuck in committee because

00:25:38.940 they didn't want to break the filibuster rules, which everybody knows are going to eventually be

00:25:43.980 broken. And there is total insistence that no, Americans can't get IDs for their votes.

00:25:51.820 But what the Americans can get is things like the intelligence sharing enhancement as part of the U.S. Intelligence Authorization Act, the spending bill for one of the intelligence agencies.

00:26:07.700 And this act requires the United States to increase sharing intelligence with Israel on everything to do with terrorism, on everything to do with sanctions evasion, on all of the big priorities that are important for the Israelis, essentially.

00:26:23.960 Right. And they ban, more or less, the American president from stopping intelligence sharing with Israel unless he reports to Congress why this is happening and for how long this is happening and give them full details so that the Congress can hold the president over the coals in case he does something that the Israelis don't approve of.

00:26:47.820 So is this a reciprocal agreement?

00:26:50.100 No, there is no such act in the Israeli Knesset.

00:26:55.180 Nothing of the sort is being discussed in the Israeli Knesset.

00:26:58.100 It's just the Americans have to share all of their intelligence with Israel.

00:27:02.460 And given the scope of the things that are covered, it means that pretty much everything has to be shared with the Israelis.

00:27:10.500 Really?

00:27:11.560 Yes.

00:27:12.660 They can also do things like, in the National Defense Authorization Act, in I believe Section 219 now, force essentially a merger of the R&D, the military research and development between Israel and the United States, to give a favored place to Israeli technology in American defense.

00:27:37.880 and Netanyahu presents this as basically moving away from aid to partnership by which essentially

00:27:46.360 it means that Israeli companies will have access to the 1.5 trillion dollars that the United States

00:27:53.160 spends every year on defense to develop their own technologies rather than having the Americans

00:27:59.440 develop their technologies independently. Can't help but feel that the tail is wagging the dog here.

00:28:05.080 I wonder why you have that impression.

00:28:09.600 Tucker described Trump as a slave.

00:28:12.620 He did.

00:28:13.600 Israel, didn't he?

00:28:14.280 Tucker Carlson said that.

00:28:16.120 So changing the definition of basically the aid,

00:28:19.500 quote-unquote aid, that the United States gives Israel,

00:28:22.380 changing sort of the goalposts on that

00:28:24.280 so that it's just rather a locked-in thing for all time,

00:28:27.940 something much deeper than merely an aid agreement.

00:28:32.660 So if they have access to all of your intelligence,

00:28:35.080 The U.S. intelligence over the region,

00:28:37.660 now that we have Starlink and the star shield

00:28:40.880 that sort of goes with Starlink,

00:28:42.760 basically it covers everything.

00:28:44.400 The whole world is under surveillance.

00:28:46.680 And it includes all of the telecoms data.

00:28:50.340 It includes all of the visuals

00:28:51.900 that are collected from satellite cameras.

00:28:54.360 It includes access to the wifi.

00:28:56.520 It includes the back doors that are provided

00:28:59.680 by the big technology corporations to intelligence. 1.00

00:29:04.680 These all now get handed over to the Israelis, 0.67

00:29:07.860 and the Israelis get a favorite position going forward in any military R&D. 0.89

00:29:14.060 So the American Congress cannot pass the SAVE Act, but it can pass these.

00:29:21.640 It's interesting how it's taking on the aspect of a kind of system

00:29:25.320 that's divorced from its own people, isn't it?

00:29:28.420 That's precisely what it is.

00:29:30.900 Yeah, the self-sustaining system, we don't care whether you vote for someone, because they're not going to pass a bill that does anything substantial. But we are going to get the things we want, because we have lobbied enough, and we can just lobby every single politician who gets elected.

00:29:44.020 And you saw what happened with Thomas Massey, which happened with a bunch of Democrats who

00:29:48.940 were anti-Israel as well.

00:29:51.080 And you also see that there is this ability to influence Congress all the time.

00:29:56.200 But you see that when it comes to something like mass deportations, nothing in the end

00:30:00.500 actually happens because the left riots.

00:30:03.280 So when, you know, the Trump administration has full control of the FBI, instead of using

00:30:08.780 that to investigate Act Blue, which was distributing money that I speculate is probably

00:30:15.660 coming from the cartels and is being redistributed into the American political machine. When it comes

00:30:21.900 to the insane amounts of corruption by various foreign communities, the FBI takes it easy and 1.00

00:30:27.600 sits on its hands. Remember that Dan Bongino preferred to become a podcaster than deputy 0.99

00:30:31.900 director of the FBI? Yes. Having been completely broken by the system to the extent that he ended

00:30:38.160 up denying that the obscene files exist yeah the point you made about i don't know it seems like a

00:30:45.200 a system divorced from its people isn't that how republics die yes yeah when you look at ancient

00:30:54.040 and maybe even medieval republics they don't usually last all that long 250 years i was

00:31:00.360 gonna say a century or two at most yeah well uh 250 years i think is the average for a successful

00:31:06.000 republic yeah and because republics are really quite easy to subvert yeah um you just get an

00:31:13.460 elite in there and they can subvert it from the inside out and just stop fail to be working for

00:31:20.780 the interests of the people and the republic itself um yeah the sort of inertia the system

00:31:26.500 builds up becomes insurmountable yeah the parallels between the end of the roman republic

00:31:31.360 with the Popularists and the Optimates is striking in many ways.

00:31:36.240 It really is.

00:31:36.900 And just to be clear, this doesn't mean the end of America.

00:31:39.080 It just means the transition from the Republic into the American Empire.

00:31:42.620 Yes.

00:31:43.700 Which is what we've been arguing is happening for quite some time.

00:31:47.240 Well, some people argue, don't they,

00:31:49.000 that some people put it as far back as Woodrow Wilson and the Federal Reserve.

00:31:54.120 Some people put it as far back, even further back than that.

00:31:57.340 I would certainly say that the Federal Reserve is a big part of this,

00:32:00.040 but that's a different conversation uh and just in case you're wondering yes it is a merger between

00:32:06.940 the american military and the israelis and it's netanyahu saying that it's a transition from aid

00:32:12.680 to partnership but no notice and this is very interesting right because if you think like

00:32:18.060 historically um this would be normally the great power absorbing the minor power right and so the

00:32:26.500 Minor power would actually not want these things

00:32:28.820 and would not be calling the shots,

00:32:30.480 would not be dictating the terms upon which this is done.

00:32:33.660 And it would just be slowly but surely

00:32:35.000 until one day you realize the great power

00:32:36.700 has just absorbed your country

00:32:38.280 and you're just part of the system

00:32:40.020 whether you want it to be or not.

00:32:41.480 But look, it's the other way around.

00:32:43.420 Netanyahu is dictating,

00:32:45.560 oh no, Israel will get everything from America. 0.76

00:32:47.300 Israel will get this. 0.78

00:32:47.880 We're not going to give you anything back.

00:32:49.580 And I'm actually, I'm not going to call it aid.

00:32:52.760 I'm going to call it a partnership.

00:32:54.180 Well, what's the difference?

00:32:55.160 the difference is the amount of dignity that is contained within those words if you're being given

00:33:01.100 aid that means you're inferior and weak and you actually need their help and this is being done

00:33:06.300 charitably well if you change it to a partnership now this is about mutual obligation and respect as

00:33:11.680 equals and so what netanyahu is doing is essentially like leveling up yes the israelis

00:33:18.220 in the sort of prestige dimension, right?

00:33:23.260 Because before, this is like actually weirdly analogous

00:33:27.400 to kind of William the Conqueror conquering England

00:33:30.540 and suddenly becoming a king,

00:33:32.040 despite being the vassal of the King of France.

00:33:33.740 Yes.

00:33:34.080 Well, hang on a second.

00:33:35.800 You know, now we're equals.

00:33:37.320 Do you think we should be talking as equals?

00:33:38.980 And that's how this is coming across.

00:33:41.080 Yes.

00:33:41.680 That's interesting.

00:33:43.080 Yeah.

00:33:43.180 Yeah. And Netanyahu was speaking in the context of the passing of Lindsey Graham, which we will get to.

00:33:50.960 But two individuals who are sort of very symptomatic of this divorce between the establishment and its public would be Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham.

00:34:03.260 Yes.

00:34:03.520 Mitch McConnell, for those of you who don't remember, he used to be the Senate minority leader.

00:34:07.900 Then he was the Senate leader for the Republicans.

00:34:11.500 and he's been, shall we say, malfunctioning for some time.

00:34:17.800 This was two or three years ago when he first sort of,

00:34:19.900 people were like, oh, wait, what's wrong with Mitch?

00:34:21.840 So here he gets asked a question.

00:34:24.060 What are my thoughts about what?

00:34:25.340 Running for re-election in 2026.

00:34:29.100 That's right.

00:34:33.520 So he's asked if he's going to run for re-election in 2026,

00:34:36.840 three years ago.

00:34:37.440 Are you going to get a question, Senator?

00:34:38.040 Running for re-election in 2026?

00:34:41.500 he's pretty old he's 88 so he's very very old um and he's completely you know he's not been

00:34:51.820 uh in a good position for some time and now it seems that they shared an update saying that he's

00:34:59.580 doing fine but there is this claim which i can't personally verify that the image released was the

00:35:06.560 same one from 2023? Right. I don't know if this is true. I just want to be very clear about that.

00:35:12.380 But I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't true. And then another statement was released,

00:35:17.060 a statement was released on his behalf that says that he had a small fall and he's been recovering.

00:35:24.860 Now, mind you, he's been out of the public eye since the 14th of June. So it's been a month

00:35:29.800 almost uh and the statement was issued after the passing of lindsey graham but doesn't mention

00:35:36.940 that lindsey graham has passed away which is a bit strange which is a bit strange yeah there is a

00:35:46.540 another complication here his wife after he was hospitalized elaine chow takes a visit to china

00:35:56.900 and meets with a Chinese vice president

00:36:00.060 three days after he was hospitalized.

00:36:03.600 This isn't the first time that a Chinese spy has gone deep cover.

00:36:07.940 Well, you know, I think they got married.

00:36:10.540 Was it Smallwell?

00:36:11.440 Yes.

00:36:11.700 Literally had an affair with the Chinese spies?

00:36:13.700 Yes.

00:36:14.720 Yes.

00:36:16.180 And I'm wondering why the Chinese vice president

00:36:18.780 wants to meet with a former secretary of transport

00:36:21.300 of the United States.

00:36:22.880 She doesn't have any official capacity. 0.86

00:36:24.680 She doesn't have any official role.

00:36:26.020 but she says that his health did not warrant an immediate return from china

00:36:32.600 sorry your husband is incapacitated in hospital i need to go speak to the chinese vice president

00:36:38.800 you're out on a foreign jolly to speak with the chinese vice president yeah it just seems a bit

00:36:44.180 off shall we say um his wife comes back and says that she was on a long planned trip

00:36:52.620 to China to support her family's philanthropic endeavors.

00:36:57.340 Now, her father is a Chinese transportation tycoon

00:36:59.940 and she was the American Secretary of Transport

00:37:05.480 at a time when the Americans were desperately in need

00:37:08.780 of upgrading their shipbuilding capabilities

00:37:10.880 and their transport capabilities in general.

00:37:14.700 Let's not look too much into that.

00:37:17.040 Again, it's just so weird, isn't it?

00:37:18.640 Again, this is so reminiscent of the end of the Roman Republic,

00:37:23.100 where suddenly you have all of these foreign interests

00:37:25.400 infiltrating to the top of Roman Republican politics. 0.97

00:37:30.000 And when Caesar is packing the Senate with Celts and things like that, 1.00

00:37:33.800 it's never just like, why would they be here? 1.00

00:37:36.700 It's like, sorry, this is just what I'm going to do now,

00:37:39.140 because this is part of the state's interest.

00:37:42.320 It's not part of the national interest. 0.77

00:37:43.640 Obviously, there's no good for a Roman to have Celtic barbarians in the Senate. 0.99

00:37:47.740 but it is good for the state that has just taken over Gaul. 0.95

00:37:51.820 And so this is, it's just got real echoes of that, right?

00:37:56.220 Yeah, when you've got the Senate and eventually generals 0.76

00:38:00.840 that are foreign.

00:38:02.520 Yes. 1.00

00:38:03.400 Well, that's the end.

00:38:04.540 That's the end at that point.

00:38:06.440 When you've got a general who's actually a barbarian. 0.98

00:38:08.660 The troops are foreign.

00:38:09.720 Yeah, he's actually, he's got joint sympathies

00:38:15.720 sympathies with your enemies, and he controls, you can be a CO on the ground, well then you're

00:38:22.980 one hair's breadth away from- Perhaps a transportation secretary.

00:38:25.780 You know that a CENTCOM commander cannot be hostile to Israel, for example.

00:38:31.500 You know that CENTCOM, the branch of the US military that deals with the Middle East,

00:38:35.480 the command of the US military that deals with the Middle East, these guys are always

00:38:39.020 going to be pro-Israel, and they are constantly going to and from Israel to coordinate military

00:38:44.480 policy and so you see this at the same time you see the transport the former transportation

00:38:49.580 secretary being literally the daughter of a chinese transportation tycoon shipping tycoon 0.99

00:38:55.100 so you get this level that just happens to marry this long-standing senator yes who they know is

00:39:01.740 going to be there like i mean this kind of gerontocracy in america is a really terrible

00:39:06.880 thing yes like you've got it in the democrats are like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer they've been

00:39:10.940 in there just and fine yeah yeah yeah axian waters yeah since the age of the dinosaurs yes

00:39:18.040 there's never been a time when people can remember they weren't in politics joe biden

00:39:22.440 yeah yeah joe biden like it it's crazy schumer all of them it's it's the same dynamic now it's

00:39:29.920 really important for this uh system to not say that mitch mcconnell is dead because if they did

00:39:38.540 there would have to be a special election so long as he doesn't so long as he uh dies before the

00:39:46.300 3rd of august because after the 3rd of august the election gets rolled into the november election

00:39:53.860 right but until then there would have to be a new election and thomas massey might end up running

00:40:01.220 for Mitch McConnell's seat,

00:40:04.900 which would really upset the apple cart

00:40:07.080 if he were to go from the House

00:40:09.440 and end up in the Senate.

00:40:11.340 So you're saying Mitch McConnell

00:40:12.500 might already be dead

00:40:13.760 and they're just keeping it quiet

00:40:14.640 until at least after August the 3rd?

00:40:16.980 What I'm saying is that there is no way

00:40:19.080 Mitch McConnell is a functioning senator.

00:40:21.640 He could be dead.

00:40:23.880 And the proof of life that they're giving

00:40:26.220 seems very questionable.

00:40:29.700 and nobody's giving any actual information

00:40:32.620 on his health condition, but here we are.

00:40:36.820 Yeah.

00:40:37.220 I feel like there should be rules against that.

00:40:39.540 You'd think.

00:40:40.440 You might call it electioneering or...

00:40:42.380 You'd think.

00:40:43.560 There should be rules against a lot of things that go on there.

00:40:45.640 Yeah.

00:40:46.800 I think that when the system...

00:40:47.740 Can't the people wherever he's from, is it Kentucky?

00:40:49.580 Yes.

00:40:50.060 Can't the people of Kentucky demand,

00:40:52.700 even state Democrats demand to see Mitch McConnell?

00:40:58.060 Well, the governor has demanded.

00:40:59.420 the governor of kentucky who is a democrat has demanded as much okay all right uh and so they

00:41:05.580 gave him this statement from mitch mcconnell saying no no i'm still here a cardboard cutout

00:41:11.640 kind of in the era of tiktok videos that couldn't be more simple right yes you could literally just

00:41:17.740 record a tiktok video of him in the hospital recovering you could you could if you wanted to

00:41:23.140 you could uh so there's something clearly wrong here and it's symptomatic of this total divorce

00:41:31.100 between the leadership and the public and nobody really epitomized that divorce more than

00:41:37.480 the late lindsey graham yeah uh he was if you will remember part of the gang of eight

00:41:43.640 along with marco rubio and jeff flake and uh john mccain and a bunch of democrats

00:41:49.840 who were advocating for essentially an amnesty for illegal migrants

00:41:54.800 and who were working with the Democrats and Obama to try to create this.

00:42:01.380 And he was always a supporter of just big businesses.

00:42:06.520 Same with Mitch McConnell.

00:42:09.240 You see this problem all the time.

00:42:12.920 Even McConnell at some point wavered on this stuff in the early 80s

00:42:17.140 when he was a senator when he first became or in the mid 80s when he first became a senator

00:42:20.820 uh he was pro amnesty but then when obama picked up that mantle he sort of shifted tracks but this

00:42:29.120 is because of reagan isn't it well yes this was because of reagan absolutely absolutely uh and

00:42:35.100 then he ended up supporting some immigration reforms that obama approved of and if obama

00:42:40.840 approved of them, you know exactly what kind of reforms they were. And these people just don't

00:42:48.480 seem to have any priority other than Israel and big businesses. I mean, Lindsey Graham was explicit.

00:42:54.960 Lindsey Graham was so extreme that apparently he told Netanyahu that, no, you can't finance

00:43:06.000 your own defense we will do it for you yeah and he was on speeches saying you know you have to

00:43:12.720 think of israel and all of the aid that we have to give to israel that was his whole life campaign

00:43:16.880 there's a particular video that springs to mind where he literally is declaring himself to be

00:43:20.120 israel first yes and it's okay message received lindsey exactly and you see with these people

00:43:26.940 that the animating ideology is the expansion of the empire which is intrinsically tied to the

00:43:33.380 israeli whose empire well the empire the empire divorced from its people it's funny we are actually

00:43:41.740 talking about empire and not the republic it is isn't it i mean okay i mean um how would you like

00:43:48.780 some haitians for neighbors graham mr graham was uh very very hawkish wasn't he sort of an arch

00:43:56.940 hawk it was if it was if trump was being bellicos about greenland he was on board with that he's

00:44:02.340 to do something um in venezuela he was on board with that take out cuba yeah let's go into iraq

00:44:08.580 let's go into afghanistan let's not pull out of afghanistan let's go into iran oh no no no no no

00:44:13.060 whatever it would be wherever there's a pretty much every war yeah right whatever whatever it

00:44:17.940 was he and he never received a word of criticism from his supposed boss who was mitch who was mitch

00:44:23.060 mcconnell like when mcconnell was senate leader he never tried to play any kind of moderating

00:44:29.140 influence on on these kinds of wars he was always equally favorable to them but it's it's

00:44:37.160 the things that they want sorry my hate was going crazy today the things they want indicate that

00:44:44.520 this is an empire right the fig leaf of republic has kind of fallen away so republic is for a

00:44:49.860 specific group of people who theoretically themselves come together to form a republic

00:44:55.560 most republics formed out of revolution and this again just the way the republics are normally

00:45:00.800 formed and so the the people themselves would say we want politics for ourselves and not for

00:45:06.660 the interests of some remote aristocratic class or king but empires are completely different

00:45:12.040 empires the domination of a system over many different peoples yes and so you can go back

00:45:16.820 as far as you like in history to find the empire you the thing that empire is most concerned about

00:45:22.340 as population levels it wants high population to be able to use people as materiel yes use them as

00:45:28.900 human capital in order to make something happen that is beneficial to the system and the structures

00:45:33.880 which explains their immigration policy exactly which it completely explains their immigration

00:45:37.840 policy because as far as they're concerned having more population is just a net good for the empire

00:45:43.600 exactly having a reduced population that actually has political enfranchisement of its own is

00:45:49.100 actually bad for empire yes because that population might choose not to have an empire they might not

00:45:53.500 want to have this they might be isolationist as americans actually quite naturally are yeah so

00:45:59.220 you can this is why you like i using the term empire just doesn't feel inappropriate no but

00:46:04.840 there is an imperial system that lays atop of the united states at this point and people like

00:46:09.620 lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell and whoever else are its avatars are its spokesmen and these

00:46:15.700 And they're not the actual decision makers.

00:46:17.760 They are merely spokesmen for the system.

00:46:20.480 Yes.

00:46:21.380 Because the actual decision makers are the oligarchs who give them their political donations on whose patronage they depend.

00:46:28.200 Well, judging by the smirk on Netanyahu's face, I think we can see who the actual executors of the empire are.

00:46:34.680 Well, up to a point.

00:46:36.080 Even he is beholden to his own security services.

00:46:38.760 Sure, sure.

00:46:39.260 And the entire Israeli political economy is predicated on taking senior intelligence officials, putting them in startups, and giving them a pathway to become millionaires and billionaires.

00:46:51.500 So this whole thing just has no relation with the people that are being governed by it.

00:46:59.340 yes it's interesting you say that even someone like bibi himself is uh controlled by or in hox

00:47:08.460 perhaps his own intelligence services well not controlled by them but he is beholden to beholden

00:47:12.980 okay yes okay put it that way so i wonder who might that be someone that maybe is older than

00:47:19.260 him somebody was perhaps even his commanding officer when they served in the military someone

00:47:24.600 that might have been the head of all Israeli intelligence,

00:47:28.660 someone that might have been the head of all Israeli military

00:47:31.300 and a president of Israel.

00:47:33.020 The irregular visitor to New York, by any chance.

00:47:35.580 And a little St. James, I believe.

00:47:37.940 Was he?

00:47:38.500 The sort of person who'd want this kind of legislation, in fact.

00:47:42.680 Yes.

00:47:43.660 Very interesting.

00:47:45.020 Is there anyone that fits that description?

00:47:48.340 A hood thunder, a hood lightning,

00:47:54.000 Ehud Barak.

00:47:55.040 That's the one?

00:47:56.020 Yes.

00:47:56.500 The one, Mr. Barak.

00:47:57.320 For those of you who missed the joke, lightning is Barak, but different story.

00:48:04.600 Ehud Barak, he did like to stay at Epstein's townhouse, didn't he?

00:48:07.960 Very much so.

00:48:09.320 Very much so.

00:48:10.800 But where Lindsey Graham has died now, though, hasn't he?

00:48:15.100 Lindsey Graham is now dead.

00:48:16.180 He's now dead, out of the blue.

00:48:18.100 Because where I listed the things Lindsey Graham was an advocate for,

00:48:23.940 all of America's foreign adventures,

00:48:26.880 if you're a never, forever war guy out there,

00:48:30.540 Lindsey Graham wasn't your friend.

00:48:31.980 No.

00:48:33.020 He was, on top of all those things I mentioned,

00:48:35.440 of course he's massively, massively pro, was massively, massively pro Ukraine.

00:48:40.300 Yes. 0.63

00:48:40.820 And Zelensky and banging that drum endlessly of the boogeyman Russia. 0.98

00:48:44.780 Yes. 0.92

00:48:45.440 Like he was led to that charge.

00:48:47.280 So his job in the system was to inflate foreign threats and get American resources dedicated to combating these threats.

00:48:57.180 Because Russia, at the end of the day, is probably much more interested in a power-sharing arrangement over Europe rather than in fighting the United States.

00:49:06.840 Iran only has a conflict with the United States because of Israel. 0.65

00:49:11.200 Iran is a natural ally of the West because it's surrounded by hostile Sydney powers. 0.59

00:49:15.500 the only real complication there is Israel. And Graham's role was to stop you from seeing 0.53

00:49:21.600 geopolitical realities and to keep pumping the idea of permanent war. And that permanent war

00:49:29.300 served largely the money classes, because as we know from the files that mentioned Mr. Ehud

00:49:34.900 Barak, these guys were literally trading financial assets with the Rothschilds based on developments

00:49:44.260 in the Russia-Ukraine war, in Libya, in Africa, in Central Asia,

00:49:49.540 in all kinds of places.

00:49:51.280 So that was very surprising to me in some of the Epstein dump files,

00:49:58.260 the connections with business and trade in places like Africa,

00:50:03.720 North Africa, Sabsara in Africa, all over the place, in the Arab world.

00:50:08.540 Wait, Jeffrey Epstein is setting up business connections in North Africa

00:50:13.280 and the Arab world.

00:50:15.260 Yes.

00:50:15.880 But business...

00:50:17.220 I mean, it's all there in black and white, isn't it?

00:50:19.420 We're not making this up.

00:50:20.200 No, no, no.

00:50:20.560 This isn't conspiracy theory time.

00:50:22.080 This is a matter of record, isn't it?

00:50:23.980 Yes.

00:50:24.320 It's like from that network movie.

00:50:26.480 It's like the world is a business.

00:50:27.920 The business has no country.

00:50:29.400 Yes. 0.97

00:50:30.260 And that is why you have systems that control the oligarchs 0.96

00:50:35.900 because the oligarchs are only interested in themselves.

00:50:38.260 But also, just a quick thing,

00:50:39.660 It's a certain kind of person that becomes excessively devoted

00:50:43.900 to this kind of imperial system as well.

00:50:46.120 Yes.

00:50:46.520 It has to be a man with no ties.

00:50:49.500 No soul.

00:50:50.580 No soul, but no loyalty outside of the system.

00:50:54.100 And so they dedicate their lives to the system.

00:50:56.040 Now, in ancient times, this was a eunuch, right?

00:50:59.020 The eunuchs.

00:51:00.280 Imperial eunuch.

00:51:01.480 Yeah, and ironically, in China or Syria or Babylon.

00:51:05.600 Bicentium.

00:51:06.320 Bicentium, yeah.

00:51:06.980 the the the unit class uh because they had no personal ties to anything else became devotees 0.57

00:51:14.960 of the system and it's just weird how lindsey graham you know lifelong confirmed bachelor right

00:51:18.900 yeah it's just just just weird mitch mcconnell have children how he's got does he have children

00:51:25.060 by elaine chow all right right okay so i mean but again you know you can you know give them give a

00:51:31.220 man a wife and get him on that note but the the most fervent defenders of the imperial system

00:51:35.740 would always be the eunuchs 1.00

00:51:37.020 because they just don't have anything else. 0.99

00:51:38.400 Exactly.

00:51:38.720 This gives them purpose.

00:51:39.660 There's a reason to live.

00:51:41.100 Which is why they're naturally

00:51:42.060 the enemies of fathers

00:51:43.320 and people who want to pass things down

00:51:44.960 to the generations of their children.

00:51:46.360 Yes.

00:51:46.900 That is the age-old enmity

00:51:49.200 and that is the reason

00:51:51.560 why the eunuchs were always held in contempt. 1.00

00:51:53.740 The eunuchs literally cannot care about your sons. 1.00

00:51:56.320 No.

00:51:56.940 So it's just, okay, 1.00

00:51:58.540 interesting how Lindsey Graham filled that role. 1.00

00:52:02.540 These archetypes just keep coming up. 1.00

00:52:04.400 That's just the weird thing.

00:52:05.740 A little bit of history repeating.

00:52:07.740 Yeah, yeah.

00:52:08.800 Again, say...

00:52:10.900 From, he has daughters...

00:52:12.540 He's a daughter from his previous wife.

00:52:13.560 Okay, fair enough.

00:52:14.900 Mitch McConnell.

00:52:15.640 Mitch McConnell.

00:52:16.700 I mean, we're all sinners,

00:52:19.120 and so we don't actively wish for damnation on people.

00:52:23.960 We try to be charitable,

00:52:25.960 but history has to be honest about these people.

00:52:29.020 Yeah.

00:52:29.720 They didn't serve anybody except their paymasters.

00:52:34.140 there's an imperial system that provides someone's benefiting from it exactly and it's not you and

00:52:39.840 it's not you so that's what we wanted to say about mr mcconnell i don't know if he's alive or dead

00:52:47.140 and mr graham who seems to be very dead apparently from a heart attack i saw a lot of people saying

00:52:52.080 it wasn't a drone he had made it to the united states the question is who holds about him having

00:52:59.900 a heart attack at midnight there is a question there we don't know could be a carer could be

00:53:05.120 you know a lot of these congressmen have roommates who are also in congress we don't know just have

00:53:10.480 best buddies i would say spend a lot of time with we don't know it does seem to be the case that he

00:53:17.320 died of cardiac arrest his heart stopped now it does still beg the question what made his heart

00:53:24.160 stop, though.

00:53:24.860 Sure, but 71-year-old man?

00:53:25.940 And we don't know, yeah, and his father died of cardiac arrest at about that age, and he

00:53:30.400 has, it's known he's had high blood pressure since his 40s, so he could easily be just

00:53:35.480 a cardiac arrest, but the Iranian state TV did put out propaganda, they made, they put

00:53:42.460 out, well, not propaganda, they just put out saying that they, suggesting, yeah.

00:53:48.720 They're glad he's dead. 0.82

00:53:49.500 Have you ever seen Iran make AI-generated Lego, the Lego animation? 0.99

00:53:56.920 Have you seen these?

00:53:57.540 They've done it more than once.

00:53:58.320 I've not seen it.

00:53:58.840 You know that Lego animation, Lego films, but it's pro-Iranian angle.

00:54:04.660 There's no particular reason. 0.80

00:54:05.280 And they made one about –

00:54:06.780 Yes.

00:54:07.320 Well, because he's very, very pro-Israel.

00:54:09.160 Yeah, yeah.

00:54:09.520 No, no, no.

00:54:10.200 I mean, I know why they hate him.

00:54:11.820 But there's no particular reason to think that a 71-year-old man who looks like Lindsey Graham didn't have a heart attack.

00:54:17.660 Yes.

00:54:17.840 I imagine he's eating many, I mean, again, another point about the eunuchs is that they don't stay in good shape.

00:54:23.460 Not only are their testosterone levels bad, but the one pleasure they've got left is eating and drinking.

00:54:29.960 So it's not beyond the realm's possibility that Lindsey Graham dies of a heart attack organically at 71.

00:54:35.940 Absolutely. Absolutely. It's not beyond the realm's possibility.

00:54:38.600 But the flip side of that coin is it's actually not beyond the realm's possibility that something sinister or nefarious happened. 0.83

00:54:46.740 I mean, we know that Iran have got a kill list with Mr. Trump at the top. 0.87

00:54:52.500 Yes.

00:54:53.160 And Lindsay Graham's on it.

00:54:54.560 Oh, very, very much so.

00:54:56.200 It goes down to people like Ben Shapiro and Laura Luma.

00:54:59.840 Candace Owens.

00:55:00.660 Laura Luma, yeah, yeah, literally named.

00:55:03.880 Okay, yeah.

00:55:05.620 Yeah.

00:55:07.440 Anyway, we pray for them because it is our duty, but there we are.

00:55:13.960 Sidious then says

00:55:17.680 it was a prank gone wrong

00:55:18.740 someone told Graham

00:55:19.440 that Trump finally signed

00:55:20.160 a peace deal with Iran

00:55:20.900 and he had a hard time

00:55:21.660 well I mean

00:55:23.100 yeah

00:55:23.560 who knows

00:55:24.180 well that's a random name

00:55:27.940 I don't

00:55:28.560 is there any proof

00:55:29.580 that Lindsey Graham was gay

00:55:30.860 I don't think there was any

00:55:31.580 what have they said

00:55:32.300 it was the photo

00:55:33.380 of him in Disney

00:55:34.900 holding a toy

00:55:35.840 right

00:55:36.940 visiting

00:55:37.580 Disney World

00:55:38.980 in Florida I think

00:55:39.980 okay

00:55:40.640 which seems

00:55:42.000 why would he be

00:55:43.940 visiting disney yeah uh but we don't know yeah a tool cia and moss-eyed agents watching uh first

00:55:51.700 modad loves the nation of israel that's true that's true firas is not suicidal

00:55:56.920 that is true that is very true yes and lots of people who are just like i can't believe this

00:56:04.040 is happening it's like well i'm sorry but the imperial system acts as it wants anyway let's

00:56:11.200 let's carry on okay shall we talk a little bit about the burn and bounce yes please what bounce

00:56:19.320 yeah thank god it's a light-hearted segment finally yeah the death of the labor party

00:56:24.060 finally something light-hearted um so if anyone who might not know because i've mentioned it on

00:56:28.700 the breakfast show a week or two ago i mentioned the possible a possible burn and bounce and i

00:56:32.500 saw one or two comments in the chat what does that mean what are you talking about so some people

00:56:35.900 might not know but very often nearly always when a new leader comes in they'll get a little bit of

00:56:40.280 a bounce in the polls in popularity the people a lot of people just give them a little bit of

00:56:45.980 slack sometimes it's only a few weeks a couple of months maybe just to let them have a little bit

00:56:50.600 of breathing space and they get a little bit of a bump in popularity a bounce the burn and bounce

00:56:55.580 okay so will burnham get one at all so here's um one ag it's on the front page of the the times

00:57:02.940 today uh immigration reforms uh could be scaled back so straight away straight away i mean it's

00:57:11.960 not even prime minister first thing to say um it's a mathematical lock is 100 will be the prime

00:57:17.680 minister a week today i've got like 330 something mps supporting him which is and the thing about

00:57:23.680 that as well is you can say okay right so kirstama was an actual tyrant over his own party

00:57:29.240 We've been saying this for ages.

00:57:30.460 Keir Starmer rules his party with an iron fist.

00:57:33.480 And it was, oh, I might be able to get the 80 MPs.

00:57:36.060 And as soon as it looks like Starmer's about to fall,

00:57:38.480 suddenly hundreds of, oh, thank God.

00:57:40.200 Thank God I'm free.

00:57:42.380 So, yeah.

00:57:43.700 Yeah, I mean, with the number of MPs Burnham got,

00:57:46.740 it means that not only won't there be any,

00:57:49.120 well, there wasn't ever going to be any contest

00:57:50.840 with another big beast in the party, actually.

00:57:54.340 He was always going to have that.

00:57:55.000 Keir Starmer said he was going to fight it.

00:57:55.900 Well, he did say that, yeah.

00:57:56.980 Well, a number of, Wes said, Wes Streeting said,

00:57:58.820 he was going to do it didn't yeah yeah everyone knew where stream was just saying it to just get

00:58:02.900 out yeah um but where andy burnham got so many mps it doesn't even need to go to the unions and the

00:58:10.820 affiliated socialist organizations that are formally affiliated to labor that's it is it

00:58:16.240 that's it it's all over andy burnham will 100 be the prime minister in a week's time it is a

00:58:20.660 complete yeah absolutely locked in mathematically right and actually i think i'm pretty sure

00:58:26.820 parliament will be in sort of summer break summer recess at that moment so he won't have any

00:58:33.160 scrutiny from anyone he'll just turn up in what is it september or whatever it is they reconvene

00:58:40.740 as andy burnham where keir starmer was and his only mandate is the 25 odd thousand people to

00:58:45.460 vote for him in makerfield that's it and 300 plus mps labor mps that that green lit that

00:58:51.000 all people that's it that's it that's his mandate i hate and consider traitors to the country

00:58:55.240 yeah thanks the good people of makerfield thanks for that well done i mean i understand why they

00:59:00.820 did it but like still i'm sorry i just don't they don't represent me yeah it's not representative

00:59:05.580 me i would never like millions of people would never have voted this way and you can see it

00:59:09.780 because of the polls yeah yeah when you look at a breakdown of his popularity it's obviously in

00:59:14.380 and around the manchester liverpool region big chunk in the middle of london because it's just

00:59:20.060 sort of Labour stronghold still, and everywhere else.

00:59:25.000 I come from England, though.

00:59:26.240 I don't know one of them for this. 0.97

00:59:28.460 South West, like, this is not me.

00:59:30.340 I even speak to people in the North a fair bit,

00:59:33.260 and people from other parts of the North are like,

00:59:36.100 yeah, no, he's not.

00:59:36.660 People like from Leeds, for example, or Newcastle,

00:59:38.800 they're like, yeah, we're Northerners.

00:59:40.140 He's not one of us.

00:59:41.160 He's not our type of Northerner.

00:59:42.880 Yes. 1.00

00:59:43.100 No, he's a Scouse Manc type dude. 0.98

00:59:46.060 He's not Leeds. 0.53

00:59:47.640 He's a Manchester socialist. 0.89

00:59:48.760 He's not a Mack'em or a Tack'em.

00:59:50.340 He's not, like, you know, he's not Scunthorpe.

00:59:52.480 He's not a Brexiteer.

00:59:53.900 But the Northerners were hard Brexiteers.

00:59:56.060 Some of the most Brexite-y places in the world, in the country.

01:00:00.180 But there's the world.

01:00:02.360 We're Brexiteers.

01:00:04.320 So Burnham's base is actually quite narrow.

01:00:07.560 It is quite narrow, actually.

01:00:09.440 Oh, very.

01:00:10.100 And, like, just to be clear, you know,

01:00:11.500 like, on almost all of these political issues,

01:00:13.520 I completely stand with the Northerners

01:00:15.160 because they are actually socially conservative,

01:00:17.160 brexiteer voting like they're not people who are like yeah what i want is labor like they're the

01:00:22.920 ones flipping away from labor yes and this is the last desperate attempt to try and save labor

01:00:27.340 anyway yeah so will he get much rebounds it looks like in the wider broader country probably not

01:00:35.120 but what about even in his own party because earnham has always been uh a blair right he was

01:00:43.660 there from the beginning basically with Blair he was in senior government he was a secretary of

01:00:48.940 state during the brown years he was always part of the new labour project now to old labour the

01:00:55.080 lefties uh well actual old labour lefties and today modern day far left of the party that are

01:01:01.240 sort of post Blair but nonetheless nonetheless someone like Burnham represents um what Maoists

01:01:09.700 might call a rightist deviation yes yes yes no no no that's exactly right i was just i was just

01:01:16.180 thinking about in my head like how would i characterize him well kind of like the tail

01:01:19.240 end of new labor like the old left trailing along with new labor because he does understand that the

01:01:24.600 party is meant to be for the working class people of the country but he is also a part of the blair

01:01:29.300 project and has signed on to everything about the blair project so he's got sympathies for the old

01:01:34.840 left and the working classes but he's still a man of the system absolutely a right deviation

01:01:41.160 that's a really good characteristic characterization i really enjoy that so within the left we always

01:01:47.020 well it's the same in the right isn't it you've got people that are on the right of the right and

01:01:49.860 people that are just right and there's always a uh a tension between it was exactly the same in

01:01:54.860 left in fact perhaps more prevalent in the left how far left are you yes right burnham isn't that

01:02:01.620 far left for them for people like us oh yeah normal people normal liberals in the old sense

01:02:06.040 of the word liberal normal centrist dads he's a lefty but if you're if you're a proper sort of

01:02:11.300 marxist or you're a proper sort of trot you like idolize someone like trotsky or something he's

01:02:15.980 not that he's not very far left really he's milquetoast he's he's like angela rayner they

01:02:20.880 call them the soft left for a reason right they call them the soft left because they are just kind

01:02:24.920 of the vibes i guess you would call them you know we just want the government to give us money so

01:02:30.840 we can have buses and it's like okay great brilliant now people say um and it is true sorry

01:02:37.540 that the left of the party wanted burnham over starmer because burnham's further to the left

01:02:42.980 than starmer okay okay that's true yeah only a little bit though in the scheme of things in

01:02:49.120 their world the left of the labor party in their minds when you look at it only a little bit i can

01:02:53.740 understand why they view starmer as a very right-wing man actually because starmer is a very

01:02:59.320 much committed to the system itself and the system itself is tottering because of bad decisions that

01:03:04.480 were ideologically made by the left of the party even though the system itself is a left-wing system 0.94

01:03:09.200 that is designed to go as far left as it can but if it's gone if the conservatives being retarded 0.98

01:03:14.100 have made it go too far to the left too quickly yeah he's going to get that immigration down 0.96

01:03:18.280 because the system has to be said don't get me wrong we're having a replacement just in an orderly

01:03:22.480 manner fashion right and so okay no we won't have a million in a year we'll have 300 000 go back to 0.90

01:03:27.660 boiling the frogs the frog slowly exactly exactly the conservatives just being retarded didn't 0.94

01:03:32.440 understand the plan um but went along with it anyway because they're lazy traitors um but so 0.93

01:03:38.800 like for them i can see why they think starmer is a right winger because he's trying to save the

01:03:42.900 system itself burnham doesn't understand this it seems like he's he's like i'm i'm going to keep

01:03:49.200 everything the same or i'm going to go back on this i we probably will have tax rises we will

01:03:53.100 have more immigration it's like okay but i mean good for me i'm you know i'm an accelerationist

01:03:57.980 when it comes to the blur out system i want you to just do everything as maximum as you can you

01:04:01.760 know ruin it ruin everything i know you're going to so just get on with it so at least the public

01:04:05.760 can see that you're going to just be like yeah this is what the plan is because the problem with

01:04:09.580 keir starmer i mean at least he made himself hated the problem with keir starmer is he was

01:04:12.800 like the the argument on you know labor of reduced immigration is true yeah but that's true you know

01:04:19.080 Like, Labour are trying to get these things under control.

01:04:22.380 Yeah, they are trying to get these things under control.

01:04:24.120 No, no, I want Andy Burnham just, yeah, no, just handbrake off.

01:04:26.760 Let's just go.

01:04:27.580 That's one thing I'd say.

01:04:28.640 It was an astronomical all-time high as in sort of the Boris wave

01:04:31.780 and the Rishi years, and they've brought it down a little bit.

01:04:35.740 Well, the net they've brought it down is significant.

01:04:38.360 The net was 900,000 to about 200,000.

01:04:42.860 I mean, that's a huge net drop.

01:04:45.100 I mean, that's because lots of people leave.

01:04:47.820 It's not good.

01:04:48.540 So anyway, I don't want to split hairs about that,

01:04:51.580 but I won't give Labour...

01:04:54.880 They're boiling the frog and they're putting it on simmer

01:04:57.420 instead of rolling boil.

01:04:59.500 Okay, all right.

01:05:00.760 As a quick point to make with regards to Burnham,

01:05:04.540 you had the worst prime minister ever,

01:05:07.400 which was Theresa May, who introduced net zero 0.99

01:05:10.860 and legislated a lot for net zero 1.00

01:05:13.280 and was a catastrophe when it comes to Brexit.

01:05:17.140 it then you had the worst prime minister ever who was boris johnson and open up the boris wave and

01:05:23.420 just destroyed the whole damn thing then you had the worst prime minister ever who was liz truss

01:05:28.860 and survived for 45 days or something like that literally the worst then you had the worst prime 0.70

01:05:33.780 minister ever who was rishi sunak uh the son of india uh continue indians say again he brought

01:05:40.920 in a quarter of a million indians brought in a quarter of a million indians true cuckoo in the

01:05:44.060 Then you had the worst prime minister ever, Geir Starmer, imposing a total police state

01:05:50.460 and wants to just absolutely destroy you.

01:05:54.080 And I have the sense that you're about to get the worst prime minister ever.

01:05:59.020 Yeah, well, yeah.

01:06:01.120 So in the mind of the far left of the Labour Party,

01:06:05.320 so people that were gung-ho for Jeremy Corbyn

01:06:09.180 or people on the outside like Owen Jones type that hated Starmer for being right,

01:06:14.800 Those types.

01:06:17.160 Will they be very happy with Burnham?

01:06:19.400 Will they allow him a bounce?

01:06:21.800 They'll be in favour of him.

01:06:23.140 I think the Greens will lose support to Labour.

01:06:26.600 It looks to me already that they're not going to give him

01:06:30.100 much breathing space.

01:06:31.460 I mean, already here we can see, on the front of the Times,

01:06:34.900 that immigration forms could be scaled back.

01:06:37.680 Why is that?

01:06:38.200 Because the left of the party are putting pressure on him already.

01:06:41.480 He's not even Prime Minister yet.

01:06:42.340 Andy Burnham faces new revolt on left of the Labour Party

01:06:45.540 as MPs urged him to ditch the tough immigration force

01:06:48.740 because he's come out just on immigration,

01:06:50.440 just on immigration.

01:06:51.360 He said he's going to come out and he's going to back up

01:06:53.560 what Shabana Mahmood wanted to do,

01:06:56.360 the silly little twiddling around the edges, 1.00

01:06:58.960 we will only give you right to remain after 10 years

01:07:00.760 instead of five, things like that.

01:07:01.920 That's too much for the left.

01:07:03.800 Are they giving him any sort of breathing space?

01:07:05.400 No, no, none at all because he'd come out

01:07:07.940 and he said he was going to back that

01:07:09.440 and they're like, well, in fact, what have I got here?

01:07:11.620 They said, 80 backbenchers sent him a letter demanding he change course on that.

01:07:17.600 And he will, this is in the article, and he will witness another show of strength from the rebels on Monday when dozens are expected to refuse to vote for his immigration bill.

01:07:26.920 It has echoes of the revolt a year ago that forced Sir Keir Starmer into abandoning proposed welfare cuts, fatally damaging his authority.

01:07:34.800 A revolt from the left of the Labour Party.

01:07:37.000 This is why we're going to end up missing Keir Starmer, you know.

01:07:39.980 So Keir Starmer hates the Labour Party.

01:07:42.300 He hates them.

01:07:43.700 No one has more contempt for the Labour Party than Keir Starmer,

01:07:46.940 as evidenced by them.

01:07:47.940 Out of contempt.

01:07:48.420 Yeah, just total, he despised them.

01:07:51.380 And when they were begging him,

01:07:52.400 Keir, please, you've got to leave,

01:07:53.240 he was like, no, I'm not going anywhere.

01:07:55.080 I am the party.

01:07:57.040 We're going to miss the stormtroopers and their Führer

01:08:02.020 imposing his authority on it.

01:08:04.620 We're going to miss it, man.

01:08:06.320 It's really often the way when a leader leaves office.

01:08:09.500 Almost immediately, everyone goes, oh, they're all right, actually, weren't they?

01:08:13.780 Oh, we miss them already.

01:08:14.680 No, no, he's evil.

01:08:15.460 He was evil towards the Labour Party as well.

01:08:17.680 Right, yeah.

01:08:18.560 But what I mean is a lot of people get that.

01:08:20.600 Like, for example, people hated...

01:08:22.680 This place is nostalgia.

01:08:23.860 Yeah, people hated Nixon a lot.

01:08:25.440 And almost as soon as he's out of his office, it's like, oh, actually, we miss him.

01:08:29.020 Like, Gordon Brown was the most pathetic joke the second he fell out of his office.

01:08:32.200 Like, oh, actually, he wasn't too bad, was he?

01:08:33.700 He was a bit of a teddy bear, wasn't he?

01:08:35.220 And it quite often happens.

01:08:36.900 I'm liking the sort of renewal of Nixon's reputation that's going on.

01:08:41.160 I'm a big fan of Nixon.

01:08:42.260 Yeah, well, I don't know that much about him, really,

01:08:44.380 because I've never bothered looking into him that much, right?

01:08:47.960 I've got an eight-part series on history, bro, if you're interested.

01:08:50.840 The more I'm learning, the more I'm liking.

01:08:53.320 So anyway.

01:08:54.520 Yeah, I've got a long form on history, bro, about Nixon.

01:08:58.320 What else did they say?

01:08:59.720 But a senior source close to Mr. Burnham told the Daily Mail,

01:09:02.780 and he gets it. 0.98

01:09:03.820 This is on immigration.

01:09:04.760 And he gets it.

01:09:05.440 He knows how important it is to get proper control of immigration.

01:09:09.360 He won't be backing down to the left of his own party.

01:09:12.560 So already there's talk of the tension and the locking of horns between Burnham and, yeah, a heresy within a schism in the party.

01:09:21.360 The thing people forget about Andy is that he's from Wigan, not central Manchester.

01:09:26.360 He understands how working people feel about this.

01:09:28.520 He's on their side.

01:09:29.940 To be fair, he hasn't gone hard on the subject.

01:09:32.360 i mean he he didn't bring it up during his campaign well yeah because it wouldn't play

01:09:38.340 well in makerfield would it well i mean he is on record of saying more safe and legal routes

01:09:42.540 yeah yeah of course but like and you know he wants to rejoin the eu and stuff like this

01:09:46.080 but he's been savvy enough to be like i'm just going to drop all of those things that are going

01:09:49.680 to be massively unpopular he doesn't he doesn't discuss them yeah well i know what he because he's

01:09:54.200 very very careful that tells you everything you need to know it's lying by omission the fact when

01:09:58.840 he did that big speech uh well his only real speech at that museum in manchester uh where he

01:10:03.760 was talking about hope and everything like that and the the high street every post yeah hope in

01:10:08.900 every postcard and talk about the high street that sort of thing not one word about demographics or

01:10:12.840 immigration legal or illegal not one word about any of it but that speaks volumes doesn't it oh

01:10:17.800 yeah because we know where he feels party yeah exactly we know he feels on it and he'll also

01:10:22.320 just completely tank any potential bounce that he's expecting to get right if he comes out and

01:10:27.000 It's like, yeah, actually, all those people who left to reform,

01:10:29.520 all those people who left to Greens,

01:10:30.900 most of that is going to be about immigration, left and right.

01:10:33.840 I'm going to come up with my idea on immigration.

01:10:35.680 Man, that's just going to drag more people to the fringes.

01:10:39.920 Because his ideas are things like more safe and legal rights.

01:10:43.160 Yeah, absolutely.

01:10:44.800 But they're not going to be safe and legal enough. 0.96

01:10:47.180 He'll back Mahmood because that's a very, very specific, 1.00

01:10:49.720 calculated piece of red meat, isn't it? 1.00

01:10:51.680 That's what Mahmood is. 1.00

01:10:52.620 That's what she does.

01:10:53.680 So you can go along with that because it's prudent

01:10:56.440 for his political position, but ultimately he doesn't care

01:10:59.960 about us being invaded, raped and murdered on insane level.

01:11:03.240 Have we got the numbers of the burn and bounce?

01:11:05.900 Okay, some.

01:11:06.900 I'll quickly whip through my next couple of links then.

01:11:08.820 Just say, meanwhile, and all summer long, I'm sure,

01:11:14.580 we'll just be more and more small boats.

01:11:16.040 And, of course, we all know that illegal immigration

01:11:17.840 is the tip of the iceberg.

01:11:19.060 128 people in one small boat?

01:11:21.360 Yep.

01:11:22.540 Jesus. 0.97

01:11:22.900 have been that small yeah yeah uh meanwhile yeah meanwhile the agreement the pakistani

01:11:30.160 home secretary of britain is currently in a war with pakistan over trying to deport a pakistani

01:11:35.760 man who raped a bunch of kids back to pakistan and the pakistanis said not on our lives you never

01:11:42.280 have him here and the home said the pakistani home secretary is like look this pakistani man

01:11:46.340 has to go back because otherwise what i just apparently she's supposed to speak to the house

01:11:51.880 today it may even be right now i don't know exactly but supposed to speak into the house

01:11:55.260 today um talking about perhaps some quote-unquote emergency legislation to try and deport him in

01:12:02.720 some way but pakistan have made it very clear we're not having him he renounced them to the

01:12:07.420 taliban he seriously send them to make a deal with the taliban give them i don't know two

01:12:13.600 billion pounds and send a million people to them pakistan are literally having a war with

01:12:18.220 afghanistan i know that's the beauty of it one side or the other conscript him to the mountain

01:12:23.800 front lines the pakistani muslims in britain will probably side with the taliban against

01:12:28.320 the pakistani government i say support the taliban i say back the taliban give them people

01:12:36.800 take that give that our context sanis give them pakistanis okay but the pakistan is no

01:12:42.500 world country it doesn't do it on uh right the soil it doesn't write the blood anyway so if he

01:12:46.800 says i renounce my pakistani citizenship okay so what you're entitled to it because of your

01:12:50.820 pakistani lineage so i mean anyone who's born outside of pakistan who is pakistani can claim

01:12:56.660 pakistani citizenship based on that so them saying well he renounced citizenship so what

01:13:01.080 it's not a golf club changes that changes everything it changes nothing by your own laws

01:13:07.240 he was a dual national british and pakistani then he renounced his pakistani nationality but

01:13:13.100 He was stripped of his British nationality or his British passport

01:13:19.440 when he was convicted of these crimes.

01:13:22.120 So basically both countries are saying he's not ours.

01:13:25.380 You have him.

01:13:26.640 Right.

01:13:27.260 But he's a Pakistani man. 1.00

01:13:28.300 He can go back. 1.00

01:13:29.160 Yeah.

01:13:29.680 Yeah, certainly should do.

01:13:32.120 You asked about the numbers for the burn and bounce.

01:13:34.680 Well, I've got a couple of data points here.

01:13:37.320 Here's just one particular website.

01:13:39.080 So his popularity is only 25%.

01:13:41.080 Yeah.

01:13:41.440 dislikes by 28%

01:13:43.200 neutral 25%

01:13:44.000 that's not great

01:13:44.900 already a negative

01:13:45.720 this is only this one

01:13:47.860 website but

01:13:48.420 yeah that's the

01:13:49.120 this is serious

01:13:50.240 but I mean

01:13:51.320 yeah yeah but it's

01:13:53.180 still it's still

01:13:53.740 honestly you go for

01:13:54.740 one of the best

01:13:55.220 pollsters in the

01:13:55.760 country I'm not gonna

01:13:56.320 lie but again like

01:13:59.060 with every Labour

01:13:59.740 politician he's

01:14:00.500 probably one of

01:14:01.500 like Andy Burnham

01:14:02.780 is probably the most

01:14:03.560 popular Labour

01:14:04.200 politician

01:14:04.700 maybe

01:14:06.440 disliked by the

01:14:07.640 fewest number of

01:14:08.340 people not even

01:14:09.220 joking

01:14:09.540 see what you mean

01:14:10.480 makes sense

01:14:11.060 and still heavily disliked um i've seen um having 25 neutral is good for him that's it

01:14:18.420 i mean it won't last but it's good or asked here uh what burn and bounce yeah so here's a here's a

01:14:26.040 bit of uh here's a data point the uh by-election here is favorability so favorability goes up when

01:14:35.780 people realize he's a labor politician yeah yeah that's what it comes down to this this these are

01:14:40.860 still the good times because yes exactly exactly yeah this is supposed to be his bounce exactly

01:14:47.320 supposed to be he's on the upward tick of his bounce should be at this point not just that

01:14:51.780 but as the war in the middle east continues and the economy gets worse there's going to be a lot

01:14:57.520 more pressure to find savings and stop borrowing because either interest rates are going to go a

01:15:02.740 very high or there's going to be a recession and interest rates will go high or he's going to have

01:15:09.100 to borrow even more infinity money and then he's going to have to get into another fight

01:15:14.740 with the left to try to control spending somehow well and that is when they're going to skewer him

01:15:21.200 again and rebel against him again to be fair to him um he is inheriting a bit of a shit show

01:15:27.640 there's no question about that he is yes so my what i was really wanting to say about this the

01:15:33.480 whole burn and bounce thing is if the left of his two things one is the left of his party going to

01:15:40.460 give him any breathing space so are they going to try and undermine him at every possible turn the

01:15:46.100 way they did with starmer basically i think they are they might get a small amount of breath but i

01:15:51.180 think oh quite quickly they'll be like no do what we want we cooed you into power here you have to

01:15:57.120 do what we want now and he's not going to want to do that he's going to want to try and actually be

01:16:01.420 a prime minister right i think i think the burnham i'm sorry samson can you get up the politico

01:16:05.960 poll of polls please just uh because there is actually a very small burn and bounce but

01:16:10.000 when you see it in proportion you realize okay that's nothing um but i think i think he's more

01:16:14.980 uh got more sympathies from the hard left because he does come across as i'm a lefty in my sentiments

01:16:21.760 right so i actually i think that he will be able to sort of string them out for a longer period of

01:16:27.500 time than Keir Starmer would be able to so maybe he can make it till 2029 I don't know but you are

01:16:32.600 going to be you are completely correct they're constantly going to be chewing on his rear end

01:16:35.920 as he's trying to get real things done yeah well yeah because as soon as he comes up against the

01:16:40.840 reality of actually being the prime minister and there's certain things you just can't do

01:16:47.060 unless you want the economy to default you want the pounds have to be devalued you don't you don't 0.95

01:16:53.120 want to actually look like a full full-blown cuckold retard on the foreign stage a number of 0.99

01:16:58.560 things he's going to have to do they will hate it imagine what they'll hate these things are 0.98

01:17:02.600 going to say i'd like to borrow billions so we can nationalize a bunch of industries and the

01:17:06.180 bond market's like what the andy burnham and how would he go down if and when well when he has to

01:17:12.480 meet people like trump putin g well he seems actually quite affable so i think on a personal

01:17:18.220 level he'd probably get on with them fairly well if keir starmer could do it i'm sure andy burnham

01:17:21.700 could do it well i mean kiss i couldn't do it i mean he got along with trump well for like the

01:17:26.380 first six months and then they completely fell out trump's going kept saying this is no churchill

01:17:30.860 this is no churchill like refused to shake his hands and stuff sure they totally totally fell

01:17:35.300 out anyway look there you go so yeah you can see there is like a minor burn and bump i'll just say

01:17:40.280 that's the labor party not specifically burnham yeah yeah there are two different things slightly

01:17:44.720 i mean they're correlated yeah yeah of course but this is this is the effect so if you go back

01:17:49.040 to may labor's on 17 and it's you know since the makefield by-election has gone up to 21

01:17:54.380 so it's okay that's that's a nice four-point increase yep when you were the third party

01:18:00.120 bringing you to the second party but you're only just ahead of the conservatives and you're still

01:18:04.480 significantly behind reform like this this but it has taken away from the greens right so the the

01:18:10.600 the the lefty flank of labor that peeled off to the greens probably going back to labor but that's

01:18:16.100 only a few percent so and the last thing to say here is there was one angle of the left of the

01:18:22.360 parliamentary labor party and then the other element is the country yes um whether how well

01:18:30.440 he's going to play at the general election let's just for argument's sake assume it is in 2029

01:18:35.240 because he has he has ruled out a number of times calling a general election how well people hated

01:18:41.180 what they did,

01:18:42.280 what the Conservatives did

01:18:43.060 with Rishi.

01:18:44.260 Just coup in somebody

01:18:45.580 no one wanted.

01:18:46.520 Goldman Sachs banker?

01:18:47.520 No, I don't want that.

01:18:48.580 Or just the general thing

01:18:50.240 of we're going to pick

01:18:51.660 the new guy

01:18:53.040 to be your ruler.

01:18:54.440 You don't get a say about it.

01:18:56.300 The normal people

01:18:57.160 hate that,

01:18:58.460 really hate it.

01:19:00.180 So,

01:19:00.880 and that's what they're doing here.

01:19:01.920 As I say,

01:19:02.180 he's going to be in number 10

01:19:03.320 and other than 300

01:19:04.860 Labour MPs

01:19:06.160 and 25,000

01:19:07.360 Makerfield residents,

01:19:08.980 they're the only people

01:19:09.740 that ever got any sort of

01:19:10.520 say in this.

01:19:11.180 the average person

01:19:14.080 I'm reasonably confident

01:19:16.140 will punish Labour

01:19:18.360 at the ballot box for that. Fingers crossed.

01:19:20.120 Yeah, fingers crossed. You know that Burnham

01:19:22.320 is also being advised by a Goldman banker, right?

01:19:24.520 No, I didn't know that. What a shock.

01:19:26.320 Yeah, Lord O'Neill, I believe his name is.

01:19:28.220 He's the guy who coined the term bricks

01:19:30.300 which is a

01:19:32.460 brilliant contribution to economic

01:19:34.300 history but he

01:19:36.320 is now advising Andy Burnham on

01:19:38.220 how to run the British economy and

01:19:40.200 And I have a sense that it isn't going to go that well.

01:19:45.880 It's all out of our power, really, isn't it?

01:19:48.140 Let's go to the video comments.

01:19:51.020 Nixon gutted the space and nuclear programs, FM.

01:19:54.200 Well, I don't know.

01:19:55.620 Like I said, I'm not an expert.

01:19:56.740 A little more into it, but okay.

01:19:58.220 And they had a massive financial problem and oil crisis in the early 70s.

01:20:03.780 Yes.

01:20:03.960 So America suddenly didn't have endless money the way they'd had

01:20:07.980 throughout the 50s and 60s.

01:20:09.500 Yes.

01:20:09.660 quite suddenly during like 71 or whatever there's reasons for that yeah which is the reason that we

01:20:15.320 lost the great american car because they had to sort of economize and then the 70s cars went

01:20:19.880 the opec crisis yes the opec crisis as opposed to the 60s cars which were just brilliant

01:20:25.180 let's go i feel the xbox layoffs are being misreported by our side it's being portrayed

01:20:29.980 as a waning of the woke when it's really a coup of the corpos take the axing of the venerable id

01:20:34.440 the coding team was cut to a single guy breaking a 40-year chain of knowledge of the best coders

01:20:39.640 on Earth. Likewise, all of the senior positions were cut. These are the directors and creatives

01:20:44.000 who make a project what it is, but no mention of any cuts to management or HR. Mind also,

01:20:49.080 the woman who was put in charge of Xbox, I believe, was put there to sabotage the division,

01:20:53.280 and she's been rewarded for the successful slaughter by an appointment to the Federal

01:20:56.700 Reserve as an advisor on job creation, despite axing 30,000 people, myself among them.

01:21:03.280 Yeah.

01:21:03.820 Oh, sorry to hear that.

01:21:04.820 Yeah, obviously, sorry to hear that. I've not been following this in detail or anything,

01:21:09.320 but i've seen headlines pop up and it's just like right okay there must be something quite

01:21:14.080 a lot to this but i i agree with you it doesn't look like it's about woke uh it looks like as he

01:21:19.300 says it's about the corpos just being essentially greasing their way up the system like failing

01:21:23.700 upwards in the system yes you know because like she should have saved x no no she's just ruining

01:21:27.900 xbox right okay get her in the government oh yeah brilliant just can't wait kathleen kennedy

01:21:32.940 syndrome just failing upwards endlessly one thing i'll say about that guy is it was his name was it

01:21:38.180 Steve H, he makes good sense in good video comments.

01:21:43.400 Very good video comments.

01:21:44.300 Very good comments.

01:21:45.180 One thing I will say is, quite often in the last few I've seen,

01:21:49.020 he's got that footage of the bike.

01:21:51.980 I can't help but just concentrate on the line that the guy's taking.

01:21:56.680 Oh, he's saying something interesting as well.

01:21:59.860 He also happens to be saying something interesting.

01:22:01.760 Sorry.

01:22:02.140 I literally had to divide it in my brain between,

01:22:04.880 I have to focus on what he's saying,

01:22:06.220 not just enjoy the experience of watching him ride his bike.

01:22:10.520 Sophie says, we're going to the Ann Woodigan murderer.

01:22:13.360 Apparently the brother's killer lives in the area.

01:22:15.260 Yeah, I couldn't get any solid concrete information on this,

01:22:18.820 but anyway, presumably the first guy they arrested was the brother.

01:22:21.780 Again, yeah, possibly.

01:22:22.900 So it's perfectly feasible that the killer recognized the house on telly

01:22:25.580 as he had seen it as he was visiting his brother previously.

01:22:27.900 Don't even need Google Maps.

01:22:29.860 Possibly, but it is round.

01:22:32.160 You don't know.

01:22:32.740 Yeah, it is like round a drive.

01:22:34.960 It's out of the way.

01:22:35.860 it's not somewhere where you would normally pass you wouldn't just see it on the way past

01:22:40.160 and it's surrounded by what looks like a hedge that sort of blocks a lot of the view i'm

01:22:45.040 suspecting yeah yeah yeah jack says reasonable speculation is key to critical thinking and the

01:22:51.120 natural result of a curious mind it is not ultimately unethical to point to the point

01:22:55.320 of warranting state intervention when they say please don't do not engage in speculation

01:22:59.500 i hear leave leave this to the adults kids or else well i i i personally hear um we've got a

01:23:06.260 narrative to protect so don't think hard about this because if you think hard about this our

01:23:11.080 narrative is in danger um omar says we've been trained to read between the lines through years

01:23:16.220 of lying by omission that's a great point that's such a great point it's like we we have developed

01:23:21.100 the skill of like okay what have they said what aren't they saying you know and that's you know

01:23:26.260 that's where the real information is literally a collapse into low trust yes it's it's literally

01:23:31.000 a collapse into no longer trusting the institutions because they're serving their own interests not

01:23:36.900 you yeah it's a non-political murder and the fans eat uh no hard crime had ever been committed 0.55

01:23:43.080 against white britons you are not allowed to be a victim because we defined you as ineligible for 0.59

01:23:46.680 the category yeah and the thing is as well like i mean who knows what's going to come out right

01:23:51.040 well you know we get like his discord messages or whatever comes out and like this you know he

01:23:55.440 could be some weird trans activist or something who just had a real thing where he's spurging

01:24:00.560 about am would come for years or something and so he's like right okay who knows like i don't know

01:24:04.980 but that's the point isn't it you know like it's hard to believe it's not gonna be political

01:24:09.880 hard to believe alex says uh premeditated is such a curious word to use in the uk there's

01:24:15.340 only one charge of murder in us and canada murder is split in two one the murder is

01:24:19.660 murder one is premeditated murder two is not both are intentional murder in the uk is always

01:24:24.260 premeditated. Yeah, it's manslaughter

01:24:26.300 or murder in Britain. It's manslaughter, don't we?

01:24:28.800 Yeah, and they're not saying that,

01:24:30.360 so obviously it must be premeditated.

01:24:33.020 Manslaughter is when you just accidentally kill someone.

01:24:35.080 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:24:35.780 Like you were driving along and you hit someone in a car

01:24:38.320 by accident or something. That'd be manslaughter.

01:24:41.520 Lars says

01:24:42.220 everything the police in the UK says or does is political.

01:24:44.800 Well, that's another

01:24:45.620 striking point that we have had

01:24:48.260 rammed in our faces over and over and over

01:24:50.120 in the recent past, is that we have a

01:24:52.180 political police. It's literally the

01:24:54.100 colonial police it's another thing the left say when they want to when it suits them they will

01:24:58.780 happily shout it from the rooftops everything's political yeah when it's in their favor to make

01:25:04.100 that argument no everything's political no no no what you're saying is nonsense and and you're

01:25:07.980 wrong because everything's political when they want to make that argument exactly and when it's

01:25:11.980 not it's like no this isn't political don't make this political and do you know do you know where 1.00

01:25:15.540 that line comes from i don't know this feminist screed in the 1960s where they were like even 0.96

01:25:20.620 housework's political yeah in a way they're kind of right actually it is it is i would argue near

01:25:26.240 not everything nearly everything is political though well i mean can be they're right certainly

01:25:30.060 can be if if politics is the management of power within society then yeah everything is actually

01:25:35.340 most elements of society exactly yeah exactly if power is managed to there is someone and nots

01:25:40.380 then the haves and the have-nots there's a political dimension to this and of course the

01:25:44.640 Police literally are an organization that specifically are endowed with power by the system to protect the system primarily.

01:25:56.100 Everything is political.

01:25:56.660 Theoretically, you from each other.

01:25:58.200 Everything is political when you dismiss the existence of natural law. 0.83

01:26:02.180 As in, housework becomes political when you dismiss the reality that there is a natural law that divides the roles of men and women. 0.50

01:26:09.320 Sure.

01:26:09.920 Parent and child relations are political.

01:26:12.640 Yeah, yeah.

01:26:12.920 But the point is, even without having a sort of philosophical basis to it, on the face of it, if there is power that is divided and divvied out in society, whether you agree with how it's done or not, that is an intrinsically political event.

01:26:29.080 So they are right.

01:26:30.820 And it was actually us living in the sort of naive paradise of innocence, not really thinking about these things.

01:26:37.280 But they burst that bubble, as you say.

01:26:40.160 They're the ones who are like, yeah, no, everything's political.

01:26:42.560 I think some things aren't like enjoying a meadow

01:26:46.060 and putting a buttercup under your chin to see if you like butter.

01:26:48.660 That's not political.

01:26:49.540 Why isn't there a Somali kid enjoying the meadow?

01:26:51.940 Okay, fair point.

01:26:53.140 Well, no, literally, that's what I was going to say.

01:26:55.360 It's your meadow, not his meadow, therefore it's a political.

01:26:58.520 But certainly the police, when the actual commissioners

01:27:02.580 and controllers and things are actually political offices,

01:27:06.960 you actually need to be elected to them.

01:27:08.820 Well, they're literally an arm of the state.

01:27:10.460 It's literally funded by my taxes.

01:27:12.560 You can't tell me it's not fucking political, bro.

01:27:14.640 If my taxes pay for it, trust me, it's political.

01:27:19.720 And Diogenes says,

01:27:21.580 I don't believe this is the correct suspect solely on the fact

01:27:24.340 that he could drive four hours and wouldn't need to stretch

01:27:26.560 after driving that far to engage in physical assault with battle.

01:27:29.140 Well, we don't know.

01:27:30.740 Norwegian Viking says,

01:27:31.840 It wouldn't surprise me that them refusing to release the CCTV footage

01:27:35.900 is because of the perpetrator not being the same as the alleged suspect.

01:27:39.860 Either way, this reeks of a political hit job.

01:27:41.760 i mean it's so weird though it's odd it's really weird like because he then just drove home

01:27:46.880 it's like okay but he must have a plan like you you would have a bug out plan of some sort if he

01:27:53.180 drove to an airport and they got on a plane and that would at least make sense to fly back to

01:27:58.120 russia or something or wherever he's gone that would at least make sense but uh michael says

01:28:04.100 i'd forgotten about ann she was a staple when i was younger she always seemed genuinely kind

01:28:07.500 and caring even when cutting people down yeah well that's the thing right there's there's this

01:28:11.500 there's this kind of um attitude in british politics that peter hitchens still quite well

01:28:17.720 embodies yes look i might be angry at you but it's a kind of familial anger i don't i don't

01:28:24.060 question the legitimacy of you belonging to my tribe but i am going to give you a dressing down

01:28:29.520 know your place right but i'm not kicking you out whereas ideology creates hard barriers that

01:28:34.220 kicks people out so you don't even need the dressing down anymore um mervedon says there

01:28:40.240 should be an upper age limit for people to hold political office and if in office they pass this

01:28:43.660 age they should step down yeah uh maxine waters hasn't been seen in public three weeks now

01:28:48.200 believe it diane feinstein is a great example is she in fact is she still i think she died

01:28:53.220 she did she die i think diane feinstein died yeah sometimes you get them and they're like 98

01:28:58.160 and they cut like that her last vote she was clearly not compass mentis she was right there

01:29:04.320 right uh if i remember correctly at the very least like a driving test if there's a question

01:29:08.940 over your ability your actual ability to understand what's going on then yeah you need to be stripped

01:29:16.880 of that license or office or something if you if you're shown that you can't do it there's a good

01:29:23.300 point here from justin right um on bumham and politics now that's your name for him isn't it

01:29:28.700 andy bumham no sternum burnham yeah i cannot help but feel we need real consequences for blatant

01:29:33.520 failure whilst in power uh may be bad form but considering ann widdekombe's murder but we do need

01:29:38.600 to ensure that liars, criminals, and traitors are dealt with

01:29:40.860 in a, okay, calm down, right?

01:29:42.720 I can't keep reading like that, but like

01:29:44.520 some method of accountability

01:29:46.720 actually is necessary, right? Because, I mean, like

01:29:48.660 Boris Johnson, biggest

01:29:50.620 traitor we've had ever

01:29:52.060 and he's just swanning around thinking, oh, I might return to

01:29:54.720 politics. How about you might return

01:29:56.780 to traitor's gate? Zero repercussions

01:29:58.700 for someone like Boris or Blair. That's not

01:30:00.680 okay. That's not

01:30:02.360 immoral. It's unethical

01:30:04.720 either way you want to look at it.

01:30:06.040 It is immoral. It can't be that I'm allowed to

01:30:08.580 just completely ruin the country and then swan off with my golden parachute it just can't be

01:30:14.540 allowed commit crimes i think boris and blair and others but particularly let's say boris and blair

01:30:19.380 they committed crimes against us they should be held to account for this

01:30:25.120 uh come to think that the tories are britain's eunuchs so many of them are gay sex pests and

01:30:30.920 therefore incapable of understanding why speed running demographic replacement will radicalize 0.55

01:30:34.940 native brits since they themselves will never have a family um yeah i wonder how long it will

01:30:39.660 go for labor to get the burn and bounce to burn them at the stake haha and all these left labor 0.55

01:30:46.860 politicians says mermidon who have written to burnham should be named let the country see who

01:30:50.780 is destroying them and not the party leader and obscuring the crowd behind them and again let's

01:30:54.960 again i just want transparency yes i just want to see some transparency anyway uh join us in

01:31:00.800 half an hour for RealPolitik and we will see you tomorrow.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - July 13, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1460

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