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00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters where Harry is destroying my notes for

00:00:12.400 some reason. They're back. I'm your host Connor. I don't have a mouse at home with any of these

00:00:17.360 fancy now side buttons. Back in my day they only came with two buttons up on top. He's a real mouse.

00:00:24.960 Back in my day we couldn't afford mice. Excellent. This is just a knock. We'll be doing impressions

00:00:29.500 about 10 seconds before we came on air. Anyway. Give it to him. Go on Connor. I'm not doing my

00:00:33.040 Patrick for Mr. Krabs. He's amazing Mr. Krabs. He is disturbing. Anyway today is the 28th of

00:00:40.200 August. There we go. 2024. I'd like to remember where I am and we are going to be discussing

00:00:44.940 Keir Starmer's Hatred of the English, Mark Zuckerberg's Redemption Arc and Japan receiving

00:00:49.260 its fair share of enrichment which is very disappointing. Before we do so I'm just going

00:00:53.300 to draw your attention to in half an hour. Not half an hour. An hour and a half rather. No. Two hours.

00:00:58.420 Where am I? Am I Joe Biden? What country are you in Connor? What's your name? I don't

00:01:03.100 know. Actually if you look outside it's hard to tell. I think it's Eugene. At three o'clock

00:01:06.920 today if you are a Lotus Eats premium subscriber you'll be able to watch my show Tomlinson Talks.

00:01:10.720 I'll be talking to Ben Habib about the inside story of Reform UK. That's the establishment

00:01:14.180 of it. The general election campaign. Why he was demoted. The ongoing restructure.

00:01:17.880 And of course I'll be putting questions concerning the deselection of certain candidates to

00:01:22.260 someone that was in the party at the time. Ben is a good man and it's good to at least

00:01:26.820 rebuild some ties with Reform. It's a good sign that he's speaking to us.

00:01:32.200 Yes though internal party Reform don't like it very much. Oh I wonder why. Yeah I'm sure.

00:01:38.680 There were some statements made that they took offense to. But anyway Ben's a good lad and

00:01:42.420 he's always been a friend so go and listen to him. But without further ado we might as well

00:01:45.980 get into today's stories. So Two-Tier Kier has decided to cement his legacy as hating the

00:01:52.820 English. And that was with a speech given yesterday in the Downing Street Rose Garden. Obviously

00:01:56.860 infamous for when Dominic Cummings decided to defend his driving to Barnard Castle and test

00:02:01.160 his eyesight during the lockdown they imposed on all of us. Kier Starmer decided. Even Josh is allergic

00:02:07.180 to his rhetoric. Sorry. Kier Starmer decided to not take Tony Blair's advice and message down the

00:02:12.780 middle and head off populist movements at the past. But instead not only demonize populist movements

00:02:17.400 as having no legitimate standing. But also categorize any native born Englishman that opposes

00:02:22.940 the mass demographic and cultural change caused by immigration as a literal Nazi. Which wasn't

00:02:29.020 all that wise if you're about to lose 98 seats north. But before we begin as you know we are

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00:03:08.720 eternally grateful for both your viewing and your monetary support. Now if you aren't familiar with what

00:03:13.340 I'm referencing. Keir Starmer's speech yesterday was this and I'm just going to play a clip of the

00:03:18.680 most egregious section because it's worthy of illustrating what he does mention versus what

00:03:24.700 he doesn't mention and it shows exactly where the friend-to-enemy distinction is being drawn

00:03:29.560 by the present very clumsy Labour state.

00:03:34.980 But as well as the things that we've discovered

00:03:37.500 we've also seen shocking scenes across the nation. A mindless minority of thugs who thought that they

00:03:46.640 could get away with causing chaos. Smashing up communities and terrifying minorities.

00:03:52.740 Vandalising and destroying people's property. Even trying to set fire to a building

00:03:59.920 with human beings inside it.

00:04:04.200 And as if that wasn't despicable enough. People displaying swastika tattoos.

00:04:10.080 Shouting racist slurs on our streets. Nazi salutes at the Senator. The Senator. The very place

00:04:16.980 we honour those who gave their lives for this country. Desecrating their memory under the pretense

00:04:24.400 and it is a pretense of legitimate protest. Now they're learning that crime has consequences.

00:04:33.820 That I won't tolerate a breakdown in law and order under any circumstances. And I will not listen

00:04:40.260 to those who exploit grieving families and disrespect local communities.

00:04:47.240 But these riots didn't happen

00:04:49.440 in a vacuum.

00:04:51.740 They exposed the state of our country.

00:04:54.840 Revealed a deeply unhealthy society.

00:04:58.300 The cracks in our foundations laid bare.

00:05:01.920 Weakened

00:05:02.380 by a decade of division and decline.

00:05:05.520 Infected by a spiral of populism which fed off cycles of failure of the last government.

00:05:13.500 Every time they faced

00:05:14.780 a difficult problem

00:05:16.060 they failed to be honest.

00:05:19.340 They offered the snake oil of populism.

00:05:22.360 Which led to more failure.

00:05:24.100 Oh thank you. He's so boring.

00:05:27.740 I know.

00:05:28.160 He's so boring.

00:05:29.440 I apologise. He's hardly a statesman who has

00:05:32.020 a graft, a speech craft when

00:05:33.880 he has to keep looking down at his notes every few seconds.

00:05:36.360 Well that could be a Blair thing of

00:05:37.960 you look down at your notes when you

00:05:39.740 are reading out the parts that you don't want the press to crop

00:05:42.380 because they

00:05:42.980 He doesn't want them to crop anything from this speech

00:05:45.800 because he's always looking at his notes then.

00:05:47.940 I think that frankly

00:05:49.320 like Cole has said many times

00:05:51.540 he's just not that bright.

00:05:52.540 He's both a demented ideologue

00:05:54.640 and fundamentally unintelligent

00:05:56.220 so it makes him inflexible

00:05:57.640 in adjusting the narrative

00:05:58.560 but also

00:05:58.980 it just means he's not very dynamic on his feet.

00:06:01.000 I mean did you

00:06:01.620 either of you watch any of the debates

00:06:03.420 on the run-up of the general election

00:06:04.800 or did you have better things to do?

00:06:06.480 I watched some of them yeah.

00:06:07.480 So you know when

00:06:08.240 I think it was Sky News

00:06:09.400 when he repeated the toolmaker line

00:06:10.960 and someone in the crowd laughed

00:06:12.040 and they just saw the flash of anger.

00:06:14.020 Whenever Rishi Sunak decided to

00:06:15.540 find his spine

00:06:16.840 lodged at the back of the CCHQ cupboard

00:06:18.820 and he said

00:06:20.140 well here's what you're going to do

00:06:21.420 are you going to return them to Afghanistan?

00:06:23.020 That's ridiculous.

00:06:23.960 And Starmer just got very angry

00:06:25.480 and just sort of stood on the spot

00:06:26.780 not sure what to say.

00:06:27.860 I think that his thoughts

00:06:29.020 don't join up very well.

00:06:30.200 He's not a very dynamic speaker

00:06:31.160 and that's why he was going to look down there.

00:06:32.860 That's why as a prosecutor

00:06:34.220 it's very procedural

00:06:35.640 it's not very dynamic at all really.

00:06:37.780 And in fact

00:06:38.140 I don't know whether you're going to talk about

00:06:39.940 some of the things he said

00:06:41.000 because it's very interesting

00:06:42.420 and sort of naked

00:06:43.420 in how he was saying it

00:06:45.380 talking about populism

00:06:46.780 with animosity

00:06:49.840 as if to say

00:06:51.660 well we're not popular obviously

00:06:52.820 so

00:06:53.480 it's very interesting isn't it

00:06:56.280 that he just came out and said it

00:06:57.640 because you'd think that

00:06:59.080 it would look bad

00:07:00.480 because it's basically the word

00:07:02.100 popular

00:07:02.700 embedded in it

00:07:04.000 and even if you're not a populist

00:07:05.460 saying you're against populism

00:07:07.260 is still sort of

00:07:08.360 bad optics.

00:07:09.700 Well there's two reasons for that

00:07:10.580 and that's the first bit

00:07:11.240 I wanted to focus on

00:07:12.040 it's this sort of demonizing

00:07:13.320 of populism

00:07:14.080 and what it betrays

00:07:15.800 about the ideology

00:07:16.720 of the current

00:07:17.440 labour-occupied

00:07:19.020 managerial state.

00:07:20.600 I'm going to go to the sort of

00:07:21.820 institutional defence of this first

00:07:23.380 and I am going to

00:07:24.340 subject you to

00:07:25.580 probably the least impressive

00:07:27.660 media talking head at the moment

00:07:28.940 which is James O'Brien.

00:07:30.300 Oh no.

00:07:30.800 This is what the regime's version

00:07:33.220 of Defence for Keir Starmer is

00:07:35.320 it's very short.

00:07:36.480 That was a boring speech

00:07:38.360 by a boring man

00:07:40.420 dealing with the boring business

00:07:42.500 of getting Britain

00:07:43.680 back on its feet

00:07:44.600 and if you don't like that

00:07:46.200 you don't like Britain.

00:07:47.580 If you don't want him to succeed

00:07:49.160 you don't want Britain

00:07:51.060 to succeed.

00:07:52.120 You can't possibly argue

00:07:53.380 with the diagnosis

00:07:55.480 of a country

00:07:56.880 on its knees.

00:07:58.440 You can argue with the prescription

00:08:00.220 such that he has provided

00:08:02.400 and we'll have to wait

00:08:03.120 until the budget

00:08:03.640 to find out more

00:08:04.520 but you cannot argue

00:08:06.140 with the diagnosis

00:08:07.180 of a country on its knees

00:08:08.460 unless you are truly deluded

00:08:10.580 or incredibly wealthy.

00:08:12.500 I can actually argue

00:08:14.060 with the diagnosis

00:08:14.720 that limitless numbers

00:08:16.580 of demographic change

00:08:18.180 is not behind

00:08:19.460 any of the economic

00:08:20.740 or cultural problems

00:08:21.760 in the country right now.

00:08:23.280 James, I can argue with that

00:08:24.440 because I'm seeing that

00:08:25.340 first hand for myself

00:08:27.080 and also I'm not going to

00:08:28.280 write off all of my

00:08:28.920 fellow countrymen

00:08:29.620 as Nazis

00:08:30.700 which Starmer decided to do.

00:08:32.260 As far as I'm aware as well

00:08:33.260 I think one of you two

00:08:34.560 covered this.

00:08:35.440 That whole swastika salute

00:08:37.220 sorry not

00:08:38.560 I've seen no visual evidence

00:08:40.900 of such a thing.

00:08:41.940 There were about three images

00:08:43.640 that were sort of thrown together

00:08:45.840 but some of them

00:08:47.000 I think one person

00:08:48.080 was pointing to their friend

00:08:49.060 I was going to imitate

00:08:50.280 what they were doing

00:08:50.940 and then I realised

00:08:51.620 how that's going to look.

00:08:52.280 Unwise.

00:08:52.960 They pulled the baby

00:08:53.900 on the guy didn't they?

00:08:56.260 And you know

00:08:57.120 there were other people

00:08:57.940 it was perhaps someone waving

00:08:59.220 and it was just people

00:08:59.940 action shots

00:09:00.900 of people doing stuff

00:09:02.700 and if you have a crowd

00:09:03.960 of people

00:09:04.420 people do lots of

00:09:05.740 different things

00:09:06.560 Where was the swastika tattoo?

00:09:08.960 There was a former skinhead

00:09:11.340 from the 1980s

00:09:13.180 basically an old man

00:09:14.140 at this point

00:09:14.780 who had a tattoo like that

00:09:16.820 but it was also

00:09:17.460 the British flag

00:09:18.620 crossed with that flag

00:09:20.900 and it seemed like

00:09:23.220 it could well have been

00:09:24.260 I don't know why he got it

00:09:25.680 but it could well have been

00:09:26.440 a sort of memorial

00:09:27.560 for World War 2

00:09:28.480 or something like that.

00:09:29.320 Or even he might have

00:09:30.180 well just been in a prison gang.

00:09:31.800 Yeah.

00:09:31.920 Also that's not what

00:09:33.020 you go to prison for

00:09:34.100 that's not what

00:09:34.700 you condemn the nation for

00:09:36.200 James O'Brien

00:09:37.460 obviously scumbag

00:09:39.140 gremlin

00:09:39.860 awful person

00:09:41.260 I hate this characterisation

00:09:43.800 of Britain as a boring place

00:09:45.300 where boring things happen

00:09:46.400 there has been

00:09:47.060 no point outside of

00:09:49.000 what the media

00:09:49.760 has wanted you to believe

00:09:51.000 about the Blair years

00:09:52.000 where Britain has been

00:09:53.180 anything other

00:09:54.040 than

00:09:54.900 an exciting

00:09:56.140 and dynamic place to be

00:09:57.520 whether or not

00:09:58.260 it's been a period

00:09:59.700 of peace

00:10:00.160 or war

00:10:01.000 the British have always

00:10:02.240 been

00:10:02.640 as much as we are

00:10:03.800 settled

00:10:04.180 fundamentally creative

00:10:05.500 and restless people

00:10:06.460 we went out and

00:10:07.420 conquered most of the

00:10:09.160 world for God's sake

00:10:10.100 and improved

00:10:10.600 yes and improved it

00:10:11.920 we're not a boring nation

00:10:13.600 of boring people

00:10:14.620 and boring food

00:10:15.920 we're an exciting nation

00:10:17.040 that gave most of the world

00:10:18.920 civilisation for the first

00:10:20.480 time ever

00:10:21.040 the mistaking

00:10:22.520 well James O'Brien

00:10:23.560 is mistaking

00:10:24.300 deliberately or otherwise

00:10:25.640 being peaceful

00:10:27.260 and civil

00:10:28.000 with

00:10:29.360 being boring

00:10:30.340 when actually

00:10:31.000 very interesting

00:10:32.340 I would like to think

00:10:33.200 and it's more that

00:10:34.440 we can just live

00:10:35.120 in a civilisation

00:10:35.920 and those sleepy suburbs

00:10:37.460 the quiet villages

00:10:38.840 where

00:10:39.220 nothing bad ever happens

00:10:40.700 that's good

00:10:41.820 not bad

00:10:42.380 James

00:10:42.760 well it used to be

00:10:43.780 that nothing bad

00:10:44.280 ever happened there

00:10:44.900 and then they

00:10:45.280 imported a less peaceful

00:10:46.940 less civilised diaspora

00:10:48.320 that seemed to be

00:10:48.880 very fond of

00:10:49.420 stabbings recently

00:10:50.280 before we

00:10:50.840 well that's exciting

00:10:51.620 isn't it

00:10:52.160 daily murders

00:10:53.000 daily stabbings

00:10:53.900 that's exciting

00:10:54.800 we're finally a

00:10:55.580 dynamic nation

00:10:56.540 it's London a cope

00:10:57.300 isn't it

00:10:57.680 just

00:10:57.980 well yeah

00:10:58.640 it's all these

00:10:59.220 stabbings

00:10:59.580 it's very exciting

00:11:00.240 James O'Brien

00:11:00.520 is at the end of the day

00:11:01.920 fundamentally

00:11:02.920 a boring person

00:11:04.320 who has boring thoughts

00:11:05.920 and his boring head

00:11:07.080 and he writes boring books

00:11:08.560 about boring left-wing

00:11:10.260 fantasies

00:11:10.920 like Rupert Murdoch

00:11:12.000 controls England

00:11:12.920 and has destroyed this country

00:11:14.280 with right-wing populism

00:11:15.840 yes James

00:11:16.660 I've seen your new book

00:11:17.620 I've flipped through it

00:11:18.380 and it's the exact same

00:11:19.480 bollocks talking points

00:11:20.720 I see you and all of your mates

00:11:22.420 saying over and over

00:11:23.920 and over again

00:11:24.620 change the bloody script mate

00:11:26.500 it's not just London a cope

00:11:27.640 it's because most of the people

00:11:28.960 that I know that are native Londoners

00:11:30.180 me included

00:11:30.660 cannot wait to leave

00:11:31.960 get away

00:11:32.800 and barely want to travel

00:11:33.740 through it anymore

00:11:34.280 and I think we will get onto

00:11:35.140 the sort of

00:11:36.100 boring repetition

00:11:37.320 the idea that Starmer

00:11:38.340 is just a

00:11:38.960 applauding statesman

00:11:40.140 doing the right thing

00:11:40.860 and doing the tough things

00:11:41.700 in a moment

00:11:42.080 I would like to point out

00:11:43.420 to Starmer and the like

00:11:44.800 if you're counting the number

00:11:46.200 of swastika tattoos

00:11:47.180 and Roman salutes

00:11:49.080 present at the recent

00:11:50.240 Southport unrest

00:11:51.160 you've got precisely one

00:11:52.520 and not even one

00:11:54.160 compared to all of the

00:11:55.240 Palestine protests

00:11:55.960 that you actively agitated for

00:11:57.180 because they were committed

00:11:57.960 by your clientele voter base

00:11:59.360 every weekend and Wednesday

00:12:01.640 ever since October the 7th

00:12:03.520 where they had

00:12:04.400 multiple depictions

00:12:05.480 of the paragliders

00:12:06.280 or multiple swastikas

00:12:07.660 or they did actually deface

00:12:08.940 and jump upon war memorials

00:12:10.300 disrespecting the war dead

00:12:11.120 disrespecting the war dead

00:12:12.500 unlike the cenotaph

00:12:13.480 but

00:12:14.100 on the topic of populism

00:12:15.660 you're absolutely right

00:12:16.780 this is what I wanted

00:12:18.220 to focus on

00:12:18.700 the two things here

00:12:19.860 what wasn't said

00:12:20.940 and the sort of

00:12:22.460 demonization of

00:12:23.680 populism

00:12:24.820 the reason is

00:12:25.380 this is two recommended

00:12:26.320 readings by

00:12:27.120 articles by Doug Stokes

00:12:28.620 and Jake Scott

00:12:29.720 both former guests

00:12:30.520 on the Lotus Caesars

00:12:31.140 in the Critic

00:12:32.560 but I found it very

00:12:33.720 interesting

00:12:34.260 as to

00:12:35.300 the two visions

00:12:36.760 of democracy

00:12:37.300 that are being displayed

00:12:38.180 the vision of democracy

00:12:39.940 by Labour

00:12:40.440 is essentially like

00:12:41.360 Yevgeny Zemjartin's

00:12:43.120 We

00:12:43.280 the book that inspired 1984

00:12:44.680 whereas

00:12:45.440 every year

00:12:46.800 or every five years

00:12:47.840 the vote

00:12:48.460 is a ritual exercise

00:12:49.440 in choosing the same outcome

00:12:50.720 because if they believe

00:12:51.700 that fundamentally

00:12:52.260 everyone is the same

00:12:53.160 they just live in a poor

00:12:54.460 deprived community

00:12:55.460 without any youth clubs

00:12:56.420 and so they haven't

00:12:57.120 realized that they're

00:12:58.500 exactly the same

00:12:59.120 and as British as you

00:12:59.920 and me yet

00:13:00.460 democracy is an exercise

00:13:01.980 in picking the exact

00:13:03.100 same outcome

00:13:03.760 every time that you

00:13:04.640 pull that lever

00:13:05.560 or tick the box

00:13:06.380 and ballot box

00:13:06.940 and so

00:13:07.640 populism

00:13:08.820 is

00:13:09.780 an interruption

00:13:10.740 in everyone

00:13:11.600 realizing that

00:13:12.320 they're fundamentally

00:13:12.900 exactly the same

00:13:13.820 and they agree

00:13:14.700 on these non-political topics

00:13:16.160 and so populism

00:13:17.300 is the impediment

00:13:18.040 to everyone

00:13:18.560 realizing they're

00:13:19.360 free and equal

00:13:19.900 whereas for populists

00:13:21.700 what they would say

00:13:22.620 is

00:13:22.800 we're the ultimate

00:13:23.880 expression of democracy

00:13:24.760 because we are popular

00:13:25.980 and instead of

00:13:27.560 allowing these topics

00:13:29.220 to go

00:13:29.940 into the realm

00:13:31.020 of neutrality

00:13:31.700 and just be managed

00:13:32.580 by the state

00:13:33.120 we're putting them

00:13:33.920 back in public discourse

00:13:34.980 again

00:13:35.240 with the belief

00:13:35.820 that the more

00:13:36.280 conversations you have

00:13:37.140 about it

00:13:37.480 the more public

00:13:37.900 awareness you have

00:13:38.480 about it

00:13:38.820 the more change

00:13:39.740 simplified

00:13:41.120 populism is like

00:13:42.980 that scene

00:13:43.600 in Monty Python's

00:13:44.920 Life of Brian

00:13:45.640 right

00:13:46.280 when he's speaking

00:13:47.340 to everybody

00:13:48.000 and he says

00:13:48.520 you're all individuals

00:13:49.380 and they all go

00:13:50.300 yes we're all individuals

00:13:51.880 and the one guy goes

00:13:53.080 I'm not

00:13:54.040 and they go

00:13:55.300 shut up

00:13:55.880 that's the populist

00:13:57.400 in the crowd

00:13:57.900 in this idea

00:14:00.220 of democracy

00:14:00.880 that's the one guy

00:14:02.080 yes

00:14:02.520 this is exactly why

00:14:03.860 Starmer is trying

00:14:04.760 to call it a poison

00:14:05.700 because he's trying

00:14:06.520 to say that

00:14:07.080 anyone that is saying

00:14:08.100 things like

00:14:08.680 immigration

00:14:09.880 are within the remit

00:14:11.800 of public debate

00:14:12.360 and are not just

00:14:12.880 settled science

00:14:13.700 that importing

00:14:14.300 infinity deliveroo drivers

00:14:15.700 is an axiomatic good

00:14:16.980 for the economy

00:14:17.560 is preventing

00:14:18.760 the egalitarian

00:14:20.360 very prosperous utopia

00:14:21.520 from being carried out

00:14:22.380 and therefore

00:14:22.960 they're snake oil salesmen

00:14:24.420 they're who's at fault

00:14:25.720 rather than the people

00:14:26.320 that have mismanaged

00:14:27.040 the economy

00:14:27.500 mismanaged the state

00:14:28.400 mismanaged the culture

00:14:29.240 for a very very long time

00:14:30.900 and then the other thing

00:14:32.080 that he didn't mention

00:14:32.860 was the Notting Hill Carnival

00:14:34.780 now Carl covered

00:14:35.940 some of this stuff yesterday

00:14:37.020 but I wanted to drill down

00:14:38.120 onto the rhetoric

00:14:38.840 of Metropolitan Police here

00:14:40.320 so as we know

00:14:41.400 this

00:14:41.940 they said

00:14:42.600 it was 230 arrests

00:14:44.500 49 arrests

00:14:45.900 for possession

00:14:46.340 of offensive weapon

00:14:47.640 at least 5 stabbings

00:14:49.020 3 firearms

00:14:50.100 were recovered

00:14:50.600 there was an acid attack

00:14:52.260 there were 37 assaults

00:14:53.500 on an emergency worker

00:14:54.360 that doesn't just mean

00:14:55.380 the police by the way

00:14:56.180 that means

00:14:56.540 they were attacking

00:14:57.380 the ambulance staff

00:14:58.520 that were trying to save

00:14:59.380 people

00:14:59.840 who had been stabbed

00:15:01.660 lots of sexual offenses

00:15:03.100 as you'll see

00:15:03.820 with all the twerking videos

00:15:05.060 but the more interesting part

00:15:07.820 was higher up

00:15:08.900 have we got

00:15:09.800 the regime defense

00:15:11.220 the regime defense

00:15:12.820 as in

00:15:13.340 what

00:15:14.080 the articles

00:15:14.980 no

00:15:15.640 let me find it

00:15:16.720 you carry on

00:15:17.300 okay

00:15:17.560 well this was the most

00:15:18.460 interesting post I found

00:15:19.440 this was from the

00:15:20.260 family friendly day

00:15:21.160 this was before

00:15:21.660 all of the stats

00:15:23.280 that I just read out

00:15:24.320 had been

00:15:25.860 stated

00:15:27.180 and they say

00:15:28.200 the Met Police

00:15:28.800 we are tired of saying

00:15:30.420 the same words every year

00:15:31.620 we are tired of telling

00:15:32.860 families that their loved ones

00:15:34.040 are seriously injured or worse

00:15:35.280 we are tired of seeing

00:15:36.460 crime scenes at carnival

00:15:38.140 carnival is a community event

00:15:39.420 and the vast majority of people

00:15:40.380 come to celebrate to dance

00:15:41.480 to enjoy music

00:15:42.240 and have a fantastic experience

00:15:44.420 rhetoric like this

00:15:46.100 would not be used

00:15:46.960 about any of the events

00:15:48.560 we see on St. George's Day

00:15:49.520 where

00:15:50.360 the

00:15:51.260 they're not even protesters

00:15:52.640 or demonstrators

00:15:53.420 revelers were kettled in

00:15:54.720 by police officers

00:15:55.460 and

00:15:55.740 had

00:15:56.440 the batons cracked out

00:15:57.840 and smacked over their head

00:15:58.980 and we wouldn't see this

00:16:00.180 as

00:16:00.720 Storm has just

00:16:01.640 rallied off

00:16:02.480 a defense of

00:16:04.040 any of the sentiments

00:16:05.020 around the protests

00:16:06.620 that erupted

00:16:07.040 after the atrocities

00:16:08.120 in Southport

00:16:09.020 because he literally says

00:16:10.620 and I'll quote

00:16:11.540 directly here

00:16:12.340 this is under the pretense

00:16:15.360 and it is a pretense

00:16:16.220 of legitimate protest

00:16:17.160 so there is

00:16:17.880 no legitimacy

00:16:18.960 to concerns

00:16:19.740 around the privileging

00:16:20.620 of Islam

00:16:21.100 or

00:16:22.020 the sheer number

00:16:23.320 of illegal migrants

00:16:24.120 or the sheer number

00:16:24.680 of legal migrants

00:16:25.540 that undergirded

00:16:27.400 the protests

00:16:27.880 that erupted

00:16:28.240 in the aftermath

00:16:28.680 of Southport

00:16:29.220 but

00:16:29.760 an event which reliably

00:16:30.840 results in stabbings

00:16:31.640 and acid attacks

00:16:32.260 and sexual assaults

00:16:33.140 oh this is just

00:16:34.020 a small minority

00:16:34.960 of people

00:16:35.400 ruining the jerk chicken

00:16:36.820 and the dancing

00:16:37.620 for the rest of it

00:16:38.060 to clarify

00:16:39.120 you can confirm

00:16:41.640 if this is correct

00:16:42.580 Connor

00:16:42.900 my understanding

00:16:43.980 of the carnival

00:16:44.860 from what I've seen

00:16:45.600 over the past few years

00:16:46.500 is that it's essentially

00:16:47.740 the event

00:16:48.680 where London

00:16:49.700 empties its ghettos

00:16:51.640 of the estate gangs

00:16:52.980 and lets them roam

00:16:54.380 the streets elsewhere

00:16:55.740 for a few days

00:16:57.160 and kind of crosses

00:16:58.320 its fingers

00:16:58.980 and says

00:16:59.400 right

00:16:59.920 don't murder

00:17:00.700 too many

00:17:01.220 of yourselves

00:17:01.740 now

00:17:02.100 and then

00:17:03.440 you know

00:17:04.180 there you go

00:17:05.400 I travelled into

00:17:05.980 London on Sunday

00:17:06.560 and I actively avoided

00:17:07.560 trains that went

00:17:08.340 through New Cross

00:17:08.960 and Lewisham

00:17:09.900 because I knew

00:17:10.820 there would be

00:17:11.380 a diaspora

00:17:12.840 of diversity

00:17:13.640 that would be

00:17:14.480 going towards

00:17:15.200 the Paddington Way

00:17:15.980 to then carry

00:17:16.740 machetes

00:17:17.180 possibly rob people

00:17:18.240 possibly rape people

00:17:19.160 and use people's

00:17:20.120 downstairs flats

00:17:21.140 as their toilet

00:17:21.900 also

00:17:22.940 I found what

00:17:23.900 I was looking for

00:17:24.800 this was actually

00:17:25.640 in response to

00:17:26.440 one of your tweets

00:17:27.320 about it

00:17:27.920 oh right

00:17:28.320 it was by a

00:17:29.460 at g underscore

00:17:30.880 gosden

00:17:31.720 simon gosden

00:17:32.980 oh I was arguing

00:17:33.960 with him yesterday

00:17:34.680 follow back

00:17:35.440 pro-european

00:17:36.920 obviously

00:17:37.560 the bot account

00:17:38.420 yep yep

00:17:38.920 that notting hill

00:17:39.960 carnival

00:17:40.480 versus hashtag

00:17:41.500 farage riots

00:17:42.440 stores looted

00:17:43.720 zero

00:17:44.540 bricks chairs

00:17:45.620 thrown at police

00:17:46.460 zero

00:17:47.340 places of worship

00:17:48.480 set on fire

00:17:49.340 zero

00:17:50.080 hotels burnt

00:17:50.940 zero

00:17:51.420 police cars

00:17:52.160 set on fire

00:17:52.740 zero

00:17:53.260 wheelie bins

00:17:54.280 set on fire

00:17:55.320 zero

00:17:56.300 police motorcyclists

00:17:57.660 attacked

00:17:58.080 zero

00:17:58.880 now I don't believe

00:18:00.320 that most of that

00:18:01.320 is entirely accurate

00:18:02.500 um no

00:18:04.000 because you've

00:18:05.000 had 37 assaults

00:18:05.920 on emergency workers

00:18:07.040 I mean last year

00:18:07.940 six police officers

00:18:08.600 were bitten

00:18:09.100 precisely no police

00:18:11.100 zombie apocalypse

00:18:11.900 yeah

00:18:12.260 no police officers

00:18:14.320 were bitten

00:18:14.940 at any of the protests

00:18:16.540 after Southport

00:18:17.320 there were stupid

00:18:17.880 offences

00:18:18.200 don't loot a Lush

00:18:18.860 and a Greggs

00:18:19.380 don't set fire

00:18:20.080 to a hotel

00:18:20.660 we've all said that

00:18:21.620 they may have bit them

00:18:22.840 but did they

00:18:23.420 throw bricks

00:18:24.400 or god forbid

00:18:25.100 chairs at the police

00:18:26.260 no I don't think

00:18:28.240 they did

00:18:28.820 maybe they did

00:18:29.640 actually

00:18:29.860 Notting Hill Carnival

00:18:30.880 is announced in advance

00:18:32.580 and gives the residents

00:18:33.900 time to prepare

00:18:34.640 which is why they

00:18:35.260 boarded up

00:18:35.740 time to barricade

00:18:37.060 themselves

00:18:37.500 that's what happened

00:18:38.160 they boarded up everything

00:18:39.440 that's what I mean

00:18:39.840 it's then giving the gangs

00:18:41.300 of London

00:18:41.920 an opportunity

00:18:42.500 to roam the streets

00:18:43.900 freely outside

00:18:44.720 of the estates

00:18:45.500 that they normally

00:18:46.120 keep all of their

00:18:46.860 murder and stabbings to

00:18:48.100 and a great example

00:18:48.820 of that is actually

00:18:49.380 the 2011 riots

00:18:50.480 and I think this proves

00:18:51.380 a very good comparison

00:18:52.560 to how Keir Starmer

00:18:53.780 treated that

00:18:54.500 versus how he has

00:18:55.580 treated the recent

00:18:56.700 civil unrest

00:18:57.920 in the aftermath

00:18:58.400 of the Southport

00:18:58.920 he himself brings it up

00:19:00.240 in his speech

00:19:00.660 he went on to say

00:19:01.360 I saw in the beginning

00:19:02.600 of that downward spiral

00:19:03.520 first hand in 2011

00:19:04.600 when riots ripped

00:19:05.520 through London

00:19:05.980 across the country

00:19:06.720 I was then director

00:19:07.840 of public prosecutions

00:19:08.700 and I think back

00:19:09.520 to that time

00:19:10.000 I see just how far

00:19:11.400 we have fallen

00:19:12.220 now the reason

00:19:12.880 I bring that up

00:19:13.800 is because Douglas Murray

00:19:15.420 has done a great article

00:19:16.080 in The Spectator

00:19:16.720 saying about

00:19:17.560 the unfashionable truth

00:19:18.940 about the riots

00:19:19.560 because in the aftermath

00:19:20.560 of 2011

00:19:21.120 the fashionable excuse

00:19:22.360 was that the 2008 crash

00:19:24.300 and 2011 austerity

00:19:25.500 was to blame

00:19:26.120 for why all of these

00:19:26.900 council estate gangs

00:19:28.760 decided to go

00:19:29.840 and smash up a JD Sports

00:19:30.900 and nick bags

00:19:31.460 of basmati rice

00:19:32.180 Murray does note

00:19:33.740 that in the areas

00:19:35.160 that saw 2011 London rioting

00:19:36.840 initially it was in London

00:19:38.420 my areas of London

00:19:39.600 weirdly

00:19:40.020 after noted drug runner

00:19:42.140 and firearms offender

00:19:43.340 Mark Duggan

00:19:43.980 was shot by the police

00:19:44.760 because he had a handgun

00:19:45.640 on him

00:19:45.940 his son's just been done

00:19:47.200 for handgun offences as well

00:19:48.340 funny that isn't it

00:19:49.320 racism of the highest kind

00:19:51.040 absolutely

00:19:51.560 after that happened

00:19:52.480 there were multiple riots

00:19:53.520 across the country

00:19:54.120 because people realised

00:19:54.780 oh the police

00:19:55.280 aren't actually cracking down

00:19:56.260 on this as hard

00:19:56.780 as they should do

00:19:57.460 Murray notes that

00:19:58.900 back in 2011

00:19:59.800 in these sorts of areas

00:20:01.040 the proportion of

00:20:02.500 out of work benefits

00:20:03.680 in places like Sunderland

00:20:05.480 was 18%

00:20:06.580 today it's 19%

00:20:07.600 the unemployment figure

00:20:08.520 in Rotherham

00:20:09.400 was 16%

00:20:10.240 today it's 18%

00:20:11.680 in Hartlepool

00:20:12.400 21%

00:20:13.120 today 23%

00:20:14.160 so about a quarter

00:20:14.960 of the people

00:20:15.460 in those areas

00:20:16.140 are out of work

00:20:17.260 unrest was seen

00:20:18.920 in the big towns

00:20:19.440 and cities

00:20:19.840 in 2011

00:20:20.960 now unrest is seen

00:20:22.120 in labour constituencies

00:20:23.840 like those places

00:20:24.960 this year

00:20:25.980 because of mass immigration

00:20:26.980 and part of the reason is

00:20:28.160 all of the economic prosperity

00:20:30.460 across the country

00:20:31.840 including in those locations

00:20:33.180 since 2011

00:20:34.520 so that's 3.6 million jobs

00:20:37.140 74% of that

00:20:39.040 was down to immigrant workers

00:20:39.820 so if you're going to

00:20:41.120 blame all the 2011

00:20:42.440 London riots

00:20:43.040 on economic hardship

00:20:44.620 and Keir Starmer

00:20:45.840 saying the entire

00:20:46.580 last government

00:20:47.040 left a massive

00:20:47.760 fiscal black hole

00:20:48.760 and that things like

00:20:50.300 BLM

00:20:50.780 or the 2011

00:20:51.340 London riots

00:20:51.960 had an understandable

00:20:52.840 motivation

00:20:53.420 even though criminal

00:20:54.280 activity ruined it

00:20:55.220 for the vast majority

00:20:55.920 of people

00:20:56.440 whereas the current

00:20:57.360 protests don't have

00:20:58.460 any legitimate grounds

00:20:59.500 then it's actually

00:21:01.300 not just economic

00:21:02.000 mismanagement

00:21:02.460 that's at fault here

00:21:03.040 it's not just

00:21:03.340 the last government

00:21:03.860 it's immigration policy

00:21:05.560 which were the grounds

00:21:06.980 that the Southport protests

00:21:08.000 were enacted upon

00:21:08.900 and so

00:21:09.680 utterly ridiculous

00:21:12.560 and it's going to

00:21:13.240 continue to get worse

00:21:13.880 and the reason it's

00:21:14.280 going to continue

00:21:14.660 to get worse

00:21:15.200 is because this is not

00:21:16.380 about policy

00:21:17.540 it's not about

00:21:18.220 populism

00:21:18.720 it's about a

00:21:19.460 pathological

00:21:20.080 a priori hatred

00:21:21.140 of the English

00:21:21.740 working class

00:21:22.340 and Starmer actually

00:21:23.660 admits that this is

00:21:24.460 going to get worse

00:21:25.040 and you would not

00:21:25.840 hear Blair

00:21:26.460 make these points

00:21:27.780 I'm just going to

00:21:28.180 play this

00:21:28.520 that's what we've inherited

00:21:30.220 not just an economic

00:21:32.800 black hole

00:21:33.480 a societal black hole

00:21:35.660 and that's why we have

00:21:37.780 to take action

00:21:38.600 and do things

00:21:40.420 differently

00:21:41.060 and part of that

00:21:44.180 is being honest

00:21:45.040 with people

00:21:45.640 about the choices

00:21:47.480 that we face

00:21:48.600 how tough

00:21:50.880 this will be

00:21:51.840 and frankly

00:21:53.620 things will get worse

00:21:55.940 before they get better

00:21:57.860 I didn't want to

00:22:00.320 release prisoners

00:22:01.200 early

00:22:01.760 I was chief

00:22:03.440 prosecutor for five

00:22:04.800 years

00:22:05.320 it goes against the

00:22:06.500 grain of everything

00:22:07.320 I've ever done

00:22:08.320 but to be blunt

00:22:10.440 if we hadn't taken

00:22:12.500 that difficult decision

00:22:14.020 immediately

00:22:14.720 we wouldn't have been

00:22:16.400 able to respond

00:22:17.160 to the riots

00:22:17.880 as we did

00:22:18.560 and if we don't

00:22:20.260 take tough action

00:22:21.020 across the board

00:22:21.760 we won't be able

00:22:23.100 to fix the foundations

00:22:24.180 of the country

00:22:25.020 as we need

00:22:26.440 he's not only

00:22:27.760 positioning himself

00:22:28.300 as the anti-Blair

00:22:29.060 saying things can only

00:22:30.020 get worse

00:22:30.480 he's also explicitly

00:22:31.660 stating

00:22:32.020 yes I stopped

00:22:32.980 sex offenders

00:22:33.460 going to prison

00:22:33.920 yes I let out

00:22:35.160 accomplices to murder

00:22:36.000 like Lawson Natty

00:22:36.800 specifically to lock up

00:22:38.260 grannies that made

00:22:40.140 face

00:22:40.280 there's also a bit

00:22:41.160 of misinformation

00:22:41.820 here from Starmer

00:22:43.040 in that the

00:22:44.140 prisons have been

00:22:45.580 just as overcrowded

00:22:47.140 the past 10 years

00:22:49.000 there's no sudden

00:22:49.920 overcrowding crisis

00:22:51.040 it's been that way

00:22:52.120 so this is a policy choice

00:22:54.140 it's been this way

00:22:55.900 for such a long time

00:22:56.940 now

00:22:57.200 all of a sudden

00:22:58.200 it's a problem

00:22:58.820 what's the cause

00:22:59.880 of the overcrowding

00:23:00.820 it can't be anything

00:23:01.680 to do with the fact

00:23:02.460 that 27%

00:23:04.120 of the prison population

00:23:05.500 is from

00:23:06.680 minority ethnic

00:23:08.020 backgrounds

00:23:08.760 well it's not just that

00:23:10.060 it's we are now

00:23:10.880 number one in western

00:23:11.940 europe and number two

00:23:12.680 in all of europe

00:23:13.340 for crimes committed

00:23:14.180 by foreign actors

00:23:14.800 so we have

00:23:15.900 people in this country

00:23:17.300 that it was

00:23:18.060 deliberate government

00:23:18.840 policy to bring in

00:23:19.620 who committed crimes

00:23:20.300 and now stay here

00:23:21.240 despite having the

00:23:22.400 ability to deport them

00:23:23.180 so that's a decision

00:23:23.980 to keep them in the

00:23:24.560 country

00:23:24.800 and yet

00:23:25.920 he's allowing violent

00:23:26.920 criminals out on the

00:23:27.480 streets or to just

00:23:28.180 avoid jail time

00:23:29.080 entirely

00:23:29.420 to lock people up

00:23:31.120 for facebook posts

00:23:32.720 for attending these

00:23:33.980 protests even if they

00:23:34.820 weren't necessarily

00:23:35.400 violent

00:23:35.860 because

00:23:36.720 it cuts against

00:23:38.340 his political agenda

00:23:39.160 and the political

00:23:39.860 agenda

00:23:40.200 and I'll sort of

00:23:40.780 finish on this

00:23:41.240 little bit here

00:23:41.660 because some of

00:23:42.020 the stunning things

00:23:42.780 that have been said

00:23:43.060 in the last few days

00:23:43.660 in response to these

00:23:44.280 riots really warrant

00:23:45.000 coverage

00:23:45.420 I did this write-up

00:23:46.900 in the critic

00:23:47.700 basically

00:23:49.020 the reason they use

00:23:50.780 the word far-right

00:23:51.420 and they don't use

00:23:51.900 the word nazi

00:23:52.320 they don't use the

00:23:52.760 word fascist

00:23:53.380 is because

00:23:54.140 far-right

00:23:55.040 is a substitute

00:23:56.420 word for nazi

00:23:57.180 but what they

00:23:57.820 actually mean

00:23:58.680 is the indigenous

00:24:00.200 peoples of the

00:24:01.040 british isles

00:24:01.560 who refuse to have

00:24:02.600 their particular

00:24:03.360 identity

00:24:03.920 liquidated in

00:24:05.720 multicultural liberalism

00:24:06.880 while every other

00:24:08.080 identity

00:24:08.640 and imported foreign

00:24:09.880 diaspora gets given

00:24:10.720 community status

00:24:11.760 because when they

00:24:12.340 mean community

00:24:12.980 just like when they

00:24:13.600 mean diversity

00:24:14.120 they mean

00:24:14.780 non-white ethnic

00:24:15.900 they mean colony

00:24:17.040 yes

00:24:18.100 when they

00:24:18.420 when they

00:24:18.720 when they say

00:24:19.360 community

00:24:19.700 they mean colony

00:24:20.300 exactly

00:24:20.780 that's what you

00:24:21.480 need to interpret

00:24:22.040 because they

00:24:22.400 always do the

00:24:22.800 semantic smuggling

00:24:23.720 to try and

00:24:24.280 gaslight you

00:24:24.900 and in the

00:24:25.600 aftermath of this

00:24:26.280 and the reason i

00:24:26.720 wrote this is

00:24:27.080 because there has

00:24:27.740 been an insidious

00:24:28.780 trend of people

00:24:29.840 trying to gaslight

00:24:30.780 the english out

00:24:31.560 of believing that

00:24:32.100 they exist

00:24:32.920 that they have an

00:24:33.840 entitlement to their

00:24:34.540 own country

00:24:34.940 they have a

00:24:35.420 particular history

00:24:36.060 that's worthy

00:24:36.440 celebrating

00:24:37.160 and therefore it

00:24:38.400 dismantles their

00:24:39.020 ability to argue

00:24:39.840 against an

00:24:41.280 unlimited number of

00:24:42.320 new foreign

00:24:42.800 arrivals who are

00:24:43.340 just as british as

00:24:43.940 you and me

00:24:44.300 and some of these

00:24:44.940 examples include

00:24:45.680 people within the

00:24:46.400 labour party with

00:24:47.220 high and

00:24:47.700 significant pull

00:24:48.340 for example

00:24:48.920 towering intellect

00:24:50.000 david lammy says

00:24:50.900 if anyone needs

00:24:51.960 to integrate it's

00:24:52.520 the far right

00:24:53.040 so you need to

00:24:54.960 integrate into your

00:24:55.900 own country

00:24:56.640 apparently

00:24:57.380 david lammy now

00:24:58.560 lays claim to what

00:24:59.360 an english identity

00:24:59.980 is and he says

00:25:02.040 the rioters have

00:25:03.220 forgotten that

00:25:03.620 tolerance is one of

00:25:04.340 the key values to

00:25:05.100 being british

00:25:05.760 no it's not

00:25:06.360 that's a lie

00:25:07.760 yes

00:25:08.280 well the country

00:25:10.700 that used to hang

00:25:11.760 one in every 100

00:25:12.920 men is a tolerant

00:25:14.580 country is it

00:25:15.300 we literally set up

00:25:16.580 australia as a

00:25:17.040 penal colony

00:25:17.540 yeah not that

00:25:18.260 tolerant is it

00:25:18.900 now we give

00:25:19.580 pedophiles suspended

00:25:20.440 sentences

00:25:21.000 yeah

00:25:22.060 that's tolerance

00:25:23.180 got us

00:25:23.700 before you carry on

00:25:24.940 i'm gonna set out

00:25:25.760 a challenge

00:25:26.240 somebody out there

00:25:27.160 you need to

00:25:27.620 produce a remix

00:25:28.840 of things can

00:25:29.420 only get better

00:25:30.160 using keir starmer's

00:25:31.920 new catchier

00:25:33.260 modern and forward

00:25:34.280 looking phraseology

00:25:35.400 i'm surprised

00:25:36.120 someone didn't do

00:25:36.560 things can only get

00:25:37.160 wetter when rishi

00:25:38.160 sunak announced

00:25:38.800 the general election

00:25:39.500 pouring rain

00:25:40.360 there you go

00:25:41.280 so lammy

00:25:42.240 actually brings up

00:25:43.740 the 2011

00:25:44.160 london riots

00:25:45.900 and i thought

00:25:46.940 this is a useful

00:25:47.440 article to use

00:25:48.260 in contrast to

00:25:48.860 the other ones

00:25:49.160 because he actually

00:25:49.900 turns around and

00:25:50.420 says there were

00:25:50.880 legitimate grievances

00:25:51.600 there isn't that

00:25:52.540 funny so 2011

00:25:53.420 london riots where

00:25:54.460 people were

00:25:55.600 severely injured i

00:25:56.240 think people were

00:25:56.820 killed uh

00:25:57.940 buildings were

00:25:59.600 arson attacked

00:26:00.560 lots of looting

00:26:01.540 it was actually

00:26:02.100 terrifying for me

00:26:02.920 living a couple of

00:26:03.560 roads away as a

00:26:04.200 kid that's all fine

00:26:05.640 and dandy but a few

00:26:06.520 people get upset

00:26:07.220 because of a

00:26:08.140 rwandan migrant

00:26:08.880 or son of a

00:26:09.700 rwandan migrant

00:26:10.260 allegedly we have to

00:26:11.480 say that murdered

00:26:12.340 three girls and

00:26:13.040 stabbed more in

00:26:13.600 southport

00:26:14.040 no that's that's

00:26:15.360 that's completely

00:26:15.800 beyond the pale

00:26:16.340 so lammy says

00:26:17.200 it's right to draw

00:26:18.220 parallels but we

00:26:18.860 must not equate

00:26:19.500 the two moments

00:26:20.180 the riots are

00:26:21.000 started in my

00:26:21.600 constituency

00:26:22.040 tottenham

00:26:22.560 we're in response

00:26:23.240 to the death of

00:26:23.640 mark duggan

00:26:24.340 following police

00:26:24.920 contact

00:26:25.340 just contact

00:26:25.920 what followed

00:26:26.860 across the country

00:26:27.380 was opportunistic

00:26:28.020 and criminal

00:26:28.440 with people

00:26:28.820 joining in along

00:26:29.420 the way

00:26:29.700 but unlike the

00:26:30.220 disorder we're

00:26:30.660 witnessing today

00:26:31.220 it was not

00:26:31.580 encouraged and

00:26:32.140 escalated by

00:26:32.660 followers of a

00:26:33.160 hateful far

00:26:34.100 right ideology

00:26:34.760 that is forcing

00:26:35.300 minorities to

00:26:35.960 live in fear

00:26:36.380 the far right

00:26:37.340 has shown is

00:26:37.780 forgotten this

00:26:38.540 need to integrate

00:26:39.580 into their own

00:26:40.500 country it has

00:26:41.500 forgotten about

00:26:41.980 what it means to

00:26:42.560 be english the

00:26:43.420 north star of

00:26:44.160 our values is

00:26:45.120 tolerance and

00:26:45.720 our beautiful

00:26:46.080 country is held

00:26:46.600 together by

00:26:47.240 consternation of

00:26:48.040 values that it

00:26:48.620 has rejected

00:26:49.180 respect your

00:26:49.740 neighbors private

00:26:50.520 property respect

00:26:52.020 police those

00:26:53.160 swept up in the

00:26:53.640 disorder need to

00:26:54.260 integrate back

00:26:54.900 into britishness

00:26:55.660 and out of this

00:26:56.380 loathsome trending

00:26:57.340 online hate

00:26:58.160 actually one of

00:26:59.520 the foundational

00:27:00.040 principles of

00:27:00.860 being british is

00:27:01.620 justice and we

00:27:03.120 haven't had that

00:27:03.700 in a long time

00:27:04.480 and it would be

00:27:04.820 nice to bring

00:27:05.300 that back actually

00:27:06.100 yeah but sorry

00:27:07.560 lads we took

00:27:08.340 past the sale here

00:27:09.120 british is not a

00:27:11.200 values-based

00:27:11.740 identity an

00:27:12.540 ethnic identity

00:27:13.120 it is yeah

00:27:13.880 king john was

00:27:15.320 british we had to

00:27:16.520 draft magna carta

00:27:17.280 to constrain him

00:27:18.440 from not acting

00:27:19.260 like an englishman

00:27:19.940 but he's still an

00:27:20.700 englishman he cannot

00:27:21.300 be defined out of

00:27:22.000 being english and

00:27:22.940 david lammy may well

00:27:23.800 be born in britain

00:27:24.420 it doesn't make him

00:27:25.480 more ethnically

00:27:26.020 english than the

00:27:26.540 people that are

00:27:26.900 here so to tell

00:27:28.000 people to integrate

00:27:28.600 into their own

00:27:29.060 country that their

00:27:29.780 ancestors and

00:27:30.460 grandparents have

00:27:31.100 lived in for a

00:27:31.580 long time and

00:27:31.940 decided to build is

00:27:33.120 profoundly patronizing

00:27:34.040 and they're trying to

00:27:35.040 refashion british

00:27:36.320 identity to be a set of

00:27:37.800 values like like

00:27:38.800 america that they can

00:27:40.140 define rather than say

00:27:41.720 or the indigenous

00:27:42.540 population here might

00:27:43.600 have a claim to their

00:27:44.200 homeland and they might

00:27:44.940 be a bit upset that

00:27:45.860 we're flooding them with

00:27:47.040 hostile new arrivals

00:27:47.920 well the homeland

00:27:48.600 defines the character of

00:27:51.220 the people that inhabit it

00:27:52.420 and you know my

00:27:53.660 ancestors have lived in

00:27:54.720 the british isles for at

00:27:55.980 least thousands of years

00:27:57.480 so the culture and the

00:27:59.780 land itself sort of

00:28:01.140 become one together

00:28:02.680 because we shape the

00:28:03.520 land and the land

00:28:04.060 shapes us you can't

00:28:05.880 replace the people that

00:28:07.480 live in that land

00:28:08.260 but josh did you know

00:28:08.960 that didn't even exist

00:28:09.600 according to

00:28:09.980 travel phillips

00:28:10.440 oh yeah

00:28:11.480 rioters long for a

00:28:12.520 britain that has

00:28:12.900 never existed

00:28:13.600 existed within my

00:28:16.020 living memory mate

00:28:16.840 no no hang on

00:28:17.840 just could you just

00:28:18.900 george washington

00:28:20.940 writes the article

00:28:22.040 indians long for an

00:28:23.200 america that never

00:28:24.060 existed

00:28:24.700 can you imagine it

00:28:26.120 well they do treat

00:28:27.760 the wind rush like

00:28:28.960 our mayflower

00:28:29.480 well um

00:28:30.540 i think with the

00:28:31.940 riots it's easiest to

00:28:33.000 sum up that i've

00:28:33.760 the attages that

00:28:35.360 propels us i've never

00:28:36.160 seen put more plainly

00:28:37.080 than last night i

00:28:37.740 finished a book about

00:28:39.380 the stonewall riots

00:28:40.600 which are of course

00:28:41.340 part of the major

00:28:41.900 canon of the civil

00:28:42.740 rights movement of

00:28:43.500 the 60s as presented

00:28:44.840 to us by an author

00:28:45.540 called david carter

00:28:46.520 in the conclusion he

00:28:48.380 says well of course i

00:28:50.420 would never support

00:28:51.360 political violence or

00:28:53.160 violence used to enact

00:28:54.740 political means

00:28:55.560 except except in

00:28:59.180 extreme exceptional

00:29:00.840 circumstances such as

00:29:03.100 those like the stonewall

00:29:04.880 riots when it was an

00:29:06.140 oppressed peoples pushing

00:29:07.480 back against their

00:29:08.340 oppressors that's what

00:29:09.280 it always comes down

00:29:10.040 to especially with

00:29:10.900 leftists which is it's

00:29:12.460 okay when it relates to

00:29:14.220 me and my people and my

00:29:16.700 interests that's when it's

00:29:18.380 okay to fight that's the

00:29:19.600 message that people have

00:29:20.460 been given and of course

00:29:21.800 it's not it's not in

00:29:23.280 trevor phillips interest

00:29:24.440 nor is it in david

00:29:25.620 lammy's interest for the

00:29:27.580 indigenous white british

00:29:29.660 people to push back and

00:29:31.340 reassert to their own um

00:29:33.480 rights yes in their country

00:29:35.000 and legally they are not

00:29:36.140 allowed to endorse regime

00:29:37.320 change or any violence but

00:29:38.560 again you are in russia you

00:29:40.860 are in venezuela you are in

00:29:42.260 certain countries where the

00:29:43.800 government is seen as

00:29:44.500 tyrannical and going against

00:29:45.520 the wishes of the people so

00:29:46.760 it's fine to endorse it in

00:29:47.620 other countries but

00:29:48.580 obviously over here we

00:29:49.920 cannot endorse you do

00:29:50.820 anything violent at all and

00:29:52.120 also we don't recommend you

00:29:53.040 go to any of these protests

00:29:53.860 if they start up again

00:29:54.440 because the state is

00:29:55.080 looking for an excuse to

00:29:56.140 imprison you even if you

00:29:57.420 do nothing wrong the

00:29:58.480 things that i will quickly

00:29:59.380 end on as well so i don't

00:30:00.620 run over time um do you

00:30:01.920 remember this little thing

00:30:02.820 that i had an iron exchange

00:30:03.740 with the former labor

00:30:04.480 yeah yeah this guy

00:30:05.640 don't exist well this is

00:30:07.760 line has been taken

00:30:08.740 forward by other labor

00:30:09.780 advisors and i i reference

00:30:11.680 that blair wouldn't do

00:30:12.960 this and that starmer is

00:30:14.660 the anti-blair but blair's

00:30:16.200 advisors who still seem to

00:30:17.880 be on starmer's side because

00:30:19.000 they're being called upon

00:30:19.900 for on slightly hostile

00:30:22.580 outlets to run to his

00:30:23.760 defense are trotting out

00:30:25.320 the same line that britain

00:30:27.020 is an ideological nation that

00:30:28.320 there is no ethnic english

00:30:29.180 identity and that the far

00:30:30.680 rights must either be done

00:30:31.900 away with or re-educated

00:30:33.600 to assimilate they're

00:30:35.100 trotting that out and

00:30:35.960 thinking it makes them

00:30:36.660 look good so this is a

00:30:37.600 promise that in future

00:30:38.700 there'll be more criminals

00:30:39.620 let out of prisons to

00:30:41.100 imprison regime dissidents

00:30:42.480 and that starmer will

00:30:43.800 continue to do this dividing

00:30:45.000 line of friend and enemy

00:30:45.980 between englishmen who

00:30:47.400 don't like mass immigration

00:30:48.400 and community groups like

00:30:50.600 notting hill carnival the

00:30:51.640 muslim machete um

00:30:53.400 vigilantes who can do no

00:30:55.280 wrong i'm just gonna i'll

00:30:57.120 finish on this clip just

00:30:58.260 because you won't believe

00:30:59.200 what actually gets said in

00:31:00.240 john what you're doing john

00:31:03.440 what you're doing here is

00:31:04.900 that you're trying to take

00:31:06.080 the actions of of a couple

00:31:08.040 of contentable people who

00:31:09.080 deserve to be in the jail

00:31:10.100 that's symptomatic of

00:31:11.440 everybody who expressed a

00:31:13.740 concern about those riots

00:31:15.100 and you wouldn't do that

00:31:16.020 about the 2011 riots you

00:31:17.440 wouldn't say that the worst

00:31:19.040 perpetrators there

00:31:19.940 represented everybody who

00:31:21.740 was frustrated about the

00:31:22.980 lack of social cohesion

00:31:23.940 would you so why are you

00:31:24.620 doing it now

00:31:25.160 i'm saying there's a really

00:31:27.860 straightforward lesson to be

00:31:29.220 learned from the racist

00:31:30.860 riots and that is we have a

00:31:33.080 huge issue in britain

00:31:33.980 keep calling them racist

00:31:34.820 riots

00:31:35.300 well that's because they were

00:31:36.980 racist riots

00:31:37.720 everybody who took part was a

00:31:39.640 racist

00:31:39.720 we have we have we have a

00:31:41.400 huge issue in britain

00:31:42.620 let's say we have a huge

00:31:44.500 issue in britain because

00:31:45.800 there's a minority of people

00:31:47.920 who refuse who refuse to

00:31:50.780 integrate with british society

00:31:52.700 they refuse they refuse to

00:31:54.640 accept the norms of british

00:31:56.040 society they refuse to accept

00:31:59.080 that we are a multi-faith

00:32:00.340 multi-ethnic society and

00:32:02.760 those white racist rioters

00:32:05.160 deserve to be met with the

00:32:07.460 full force of law

00:32:08.280 john madone do you think

00:32:10.020 that people who come into the

00:32:12.460 united kingdom and refuse to

00:32:13.960 integrate in terms of speaking

00:32:15.720 the language or they live in

00:32:17.920 silos aside from wider society

00:32:21.300 and they don't integrate or

00:32:22.220 they also a problem is it just

00:32:23.500 the white people looking in

00:32:25.260 who who's thinking that could

00:32:26.520 be an issue i mean does this

00:32:28.160 go everywhere or is it just

00:32:29.880 white people they're a

00:32:30.740 problem i'm telling i'm

00:32:32.200 telling you the integration

00:32:33.160 problem is then is this is

00:32:35.560 these white people who refuse

00:32:37.360 to accept that we are a

00:32:39.080 multi-ethnic multi-faith

00:32:40.140 society these white people who

00:32:42.100 decide to show us what they

00:32:43.440 think of our country of our

00:32:45.760 norms by attacking police in

00:32:48.140 riots who who show us what

00:32:49.960 they think by by burning down

00:32:52.180 assistance advice bureau they

00:32:53.900 show us what they think by

00:32:55.360 trying to burn people alive

00:32:57.020 because they're white because

00:32:58.000 they're brown these are the

00:32:59.220 people who don't integrate and

00:33:00.780 they need to first be dealt

00:33:01.900 with and then they need to be

00:33:03.280 taught a way to integrate into

00:33:04.560 the norms of 21st century

00:33:06.380 union so basically if you don't

00:33:08.720 like how we've destroyed your

00:33:09.660 country with a revolution that

00:33:11.020 has redefined your ethnicity out

00:33:12.600 of existence and told you that

00:33:14.240 your religion is totally

00:33:15.080 backwards while we allow

00:33:16.120 indigestible foreign diasporas

00:33:18.040 and really illiberal Muslims

00:33:19.040 into the country and give them

00:33:20.380 special privileges you're a

00:33:21.720 far-right racist and you need

00:33:22.580 to go to a bloody re-education

00:33:24.220 camp according to john

00:33:25.680 mcturnan do remember that

00:33:26.740 name by the way john mcturnan

00:33:27.880 former labor advisor i think you

00:33:29.260 if he does have a twitter

00:33:30.000 account you should tell him

00:33:31.160 exactly what you think of his

00:33:32.120 views here very cute switching

00:33:34.040 around the integration line

00:33:35.520 isn't it yeah but he thinks

00:33:37.680 anybody's gonna buy that yeah

00:33:39.540 anybody that isn't a member of

00:33:40.740 you know the labor client group

00:33:42.460 yeah a revolutionary

00:33:44.000 reconstitution of british

00:33:45.280 identity is underway um reject

00:33:47.060 it this is absurd they just hate

00:33:50.120 you hate you because you're

00:33:51.080 english you should not feel

00:33:52.580 compelled to apologize for the

00:33:53.840 fact that you oppose mass

00:33:54.980 immigration and that you have an

00:33:56.600 indigestible national identity

00:33:58.240 that you cling to because you

00:33:59.800 love and just note that if

00:34:01.940 anyone is still in the labor

00:34:02.820 heartlands voting starmer

00:34:03.900 thinking that he doesn't have

00:34:05.380 dripping contempt for you you

00:34:07.160 might be a bit misguided

00:34:08.120 all right while you do the

00:34:10.680 comments i quickly grab some

00:34:11.680 strepses i was holding in so

00:34:13.340 many coughs it's all right mate

00:34:14.820 no worries uh so we've got

00:34:16.220 actually stepping out of the

00:34:17.300 office so he can fart we've got

00:34:18.860 some rumble rants um thank you

00:34:20.900 for your consideration 150

00:34:22.620 dollars from sad wings raging

00:34:24.040 thank you very much sir i

00:34:25.260 appreciate that it says can't

00:34:26.580 stick around have to go to work

00:34:27.700 hiking hiking up a mountain

00:34:28.900 surveying i mean very nice to

00:34:30.500 work outdoors just here to toss a

00:34:32.240 few bucks a load seat is free

00:34:33.260 speeches and free good work god

00:34:35.080 bless you sir i appreciate that

00:34:36.380 binary surfer a very good

00:34:38.060 appearance on uo last night by

00:34:39.580 the way sir um follow back pre pre

00:34:41.900 pro european is a sign of

00:34:44.380 lifelong bottom and severe

00:34:45.900 mental illness a university

00:34:47.680 chinless embodiment of a nimby

00:34:49.100 crossbred with the soy jack

00:34:50.220 crying face happy mask p.s see

00:34:52.660 of see those of you going to the

00:34:54.900 event what's that one it's the

00:34:56.920 event what's what's the event the

00:34:58.880 event okay that's very cryptic but

00:35:01.000 thank you for the five dollars

00:35:01.860 ramshackalotta didn't starmer

00:35:04.440 appoint timpson and choose plans to

00:35:06.460 let prisoners out of out the early

00:35:08.720 day after he became pm sounds like he

00:35:11.260 has a hard-on for early release

00:35:12.640 under any circumstances i think he

00:35:14.440 did partner with timpson because

00:35:15.760 they they're the shoe menders if

00:35:17.920 you're not in the uk who re-employ

00:35:19.740 former felons they have a good as

00:35:21.920 he was the son of a tool maker

00:35:23.140 certainly as a tool yeah they

00:35:25.640 certainly have a not good non

00:35:26.740 recidivism rate but that's normally

00:35:28.500 with like petty criminals and who are

00:35:30.760 english not um somali machete gangs

00:35:33.780 might be a change who's gonna make

00:35:35.760 your shoes great again and uh

00:35:38.140 nothing there's nothing wrong i i

00:35:41.520 can't read that one out from o ph uk

00:35:43.980 but thank you for the two dollars

00:35:45.460 typical new british is just as

00:35:48.260 british as churchill you bigots

00:35:49.920 yes we we be aware that we cannot

00:35:52.620 fed post or say anything that would

00:35:53.940 like to get us arrested in our

00:35:55.320 country so please please be mindful of

00:35:57.180 that if you're sending in things you'd

00:35:58.140 like us to read out without further

00:35:59.300 ado harry take it away yeah so um

00:36:01.640 there's a redemptive art going on at

00:36:03.520 the moment with one mark zuckerberg

00:36:05.440 or that's at least how some would

00:36:07.700 like you to view it i have my own

00:36:10.420 suspicions about this and i have my

00:36:12.420 own criticisms of mark zuckerberg as a

00:36:15.280 character right now but first before i

00:36:17.840 go into that i'm going to remind

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00:36:45.800 thank you very much so before i get

00:36:48.440 into mark zuckerberg there's been a lot

00:36:49.720 of stuff going on in america at the

00:36:51.520 moment that we've not actually touched

00:36:52.660 on on the podcast for some reason so i

00:36:54.740 thought i'd quickly round up some of

00:36:56.080 the news that's been going on

00:36:57.300 regarding america and then also

00:36:59.400 regarding social media because it

00:37:00.980 ties back to mark zuckerberg and the

00:37:03.620 kind of collaboration with the u.s

00:37:05.680 government that he engaged in so first

00:37:08.320 of all the big news is that robert f

00:37:10.720 kennedy has decided that he's

00:37:11.880 suspending his campaign and decided to

00:37:14.060 back donald trump now this is important

00:37:15.520 because

00:37:15.860 kennedy himself has stated that in about

00:37:19.300 10 battleground states where his

00:37:21.360 presence was going to be a spoiler

00:37:22.920 that the polls that they were conducting

00:37:25.200 showed that he was going to drastically

00:37:27.160 reduce trump's chances of winning in

00:37:29.560 those states because they seem to both

00:37:31.320 appeal to the same voter base and so

00:37:34.060 he's decided that he's going to step

00:37:36.000 down he said in a press conference in

00:37:38.020 phoenix arizona they would seek to

00:37:40.120 remove his name from the ballot in those

00:37:42.160 10 battleground states and some of them

00:37:45.200 will be the swing states that you always

00:37:46.660 hear about like arizona georgia michigan

00:37:48.820 wisconsin pennsylvania etc etc before

00:37:52.020 welcoming rfk jr to the stage on friday

00:37:54.580 trump had promised if elected that he

00:37:56.960 would release all of the remaining

00:37:58.700 documents relating to the 1963

00:38:00.740 assassination of president john f kennedy

00:38:03.140 so trump is making a lot of big

00:38:04.620 promises if he wins this next one i think

00:38:07.060 when he was at the libertarian

00:38:08.820 convention a few months ago he also

00:38:10.900 promised that he would release ross

00:38:12.380 albrick from prison at the same time so

00:38:15.920 trump's making a lot of different

00:38:17.200 promises to appeal to different parts

00:38:18.720 of his base

00:38:19.300 and we'll see if he gets in how many of

00:38:21.480 those that he'll actually uphold i think

00:38:23.360 he wants to appoint rfk as well the head

00:38:25.160 of kind of truth and reconciliation

00:38:26.320 commission over covid so we should give

00:38:28.680 some answers for that and i think rfk i

00:38:31.300 have criticisms of the man's climate

00:38:32.740 abortion and gun policies but if there's

00:38:34.640 one thing that he does do very well it's

00:38:37.040 corruption within the agriculture and

00:38:38.960 pharmaceutical lobbying sector i think

00:38:40.940 he will single-mindedly go after this and

00:38:42.700 i i watched his press conference where

00:38:44.680 he stood down and i think he is sincere

00:38:47.620 when he said he won't get the opportunity

00:38:50.180 to run for president again so if he can

00:38:51.620 make good on his promise to end the

00:38:53.700 chronic disease epidemic particularly

00:38:55.160 among children um via the trump

00:38:57.180 administration he'll do it and i think

00:38:58.260 that's very good did you also see how he

00:38:59.900 came out at this rally um i have seen a

00:39:03.360 few stills but carry on it was with

00:39:05.620 through fighters there goes my hero with

00:39:07.940 all oh yeah it was like a wwe didn't

00:39:11.000 they yeah oh yeah dave grohl threw a

00:39:12.820 hissy fit on twitter but it was it was

00:39:14.080 like hulk hogan and macho man making up

00:39:16.800 again it was let's put miss elizabeth

00:39:19.720 behind us yeah brother no no that's

00:39:23.140 pretty cool i would also like if if he

00:39:25.540 came uh um if he went ahead with it if

00:39:27.820 he gets in because i think we're all very

00:39:29.940 interested what happened well cia murdered

00:39:32.380 him yeah yeah yeah exactly but it'd be

00:39:35.420 nice to hear it from the horse's mouth

00:39:36.860 and have the documents that absolutely

00:39:38.260 say so i want the nixon files i'd like a

00:39:41.200 lot of files from the u.s government

00:39:42.800 released so if donald me the aliens yeah

00:39:44.760 if donald trump well mexico already did

00:39:46.680 and they were fake so you know i don't

00:39:48.220 want the mexican ones i want the

00:39:49.360 american one america already gets

00:39:51.680 plenty of mexican aliens

00:39:52.940 i set you up there perfectly thank you

00:39:56.680 thank you very much for that uh but

00:39:58.780 there's already some kind of spanners

00:40:01.640 being thrown in the works with this he

00:40:03.340 won't be able to remove himself from the

00:40:04.540 ballots in michigan and wisconsin which

00:40:06.340 are two of those battleground swing

00:40:07.840 states however the fact that he has come

00:40:10.260 out and said that he's endorsing trump in

00:40:12.160 the first place any of his voter base who

00:40:14.360 are going to be listening to him say in

00:40:16.440 these states say don't vote for me vote

00:40:18.440 for trump instead i would imagine they're

00:40:20.560 going to go and vote for trump so it's a

00:40:22.000 pretty sure bet that trump's going to get

00:40:23.900 that share of the votes i'd expect legal

00:40:25.540 challenges as well

00:40:26.580 there are legal challenges in some of

00:40:28.740 them like in wisconsin that it basically

00:40:31.000 just says in their statute that if you

00:40:32.760 filed nomination papers and you've

00:40:34.300 qualified you can't decline the

00:40:35.880 nomination after that that's according

00:40:38.080 to um the uh and uh where is it um

00:40:42.000 the state election commission that's

00:40:44.600 according to the state election

00:40:45.540 commission but even if they can't take

00:40:47.560 his name off of the ballot as long as

00:40:49.340 kennedy gets the message out there and

00:40:51.500 he's he's a you know he's a kennedy he's

00:40:53.800 a charismatic guy he has good messaging

00:40:56.420 whether or not i agree as you do with

00:40:58.900 some of his policies he's clearly a

00:41:01.180 charismatic guy far more charismatic than

00:41:03.040 anybody that they have on the kamala

00:41:05.760 harris team especially this this whole

00:41:07.500 astroturfed fake phony tim waltz isn't

00:41:11.160 he's such a goofy family guy don't you

00:41:13.340 all really like him where he's

00:41:14.300 basically doing a minstrel show he's

00:41:16.200 doing it also yanks his special needs

00:41:18.900 son on stage that's how much of a

00:41:21.000 loving father he is that did look

00:41:22.300 dodgy i think the important thing as

00:41:23.960 well if rfk junior is trying to get his

00:41:26.380 message out is that he's basically an

00:41:27.580 internet candidate which is not me

00:41:29.300 knocking him but it does mean that any

00:41:32.100 way to get his message out to his base

00:41:34.260 will be purely controlled by him so he

00:41:36.300 can direct the overwhelming majority of

00:41:38.340 them to still vote for trump no matter

00:41:39.760 what in any of the swing states and this

00:41:41.740 also means that with rfk junior and have

00:41:44.580 you mentioned that you can mention

00:41:45.420 tulsi in here uh we can mention it now

00:41:47.400 tulsi gabbard's come out and endorsed

00:41:48.840 him as well yes time those two

00:41:50.820 candidates um not well former candidate

00:41:53.520 president in tulsi's respect very close

00:41:55.400 to joe rogan joe rogan in the last

00:41:56.720 election cycle said i will not interview

00:41:58.260 trump because i don't want to get

00:41:58.940 involved but he endorsed rfk junior now

00:42:02.040 trump is the joe rogan candidate also

00:42:04.760 those two people rfk junior and tulsi

00:42:07.520 gabbard both appeal to a part of the

00:42:09.320 centrist voter base who feel dejected

00:42:11.580 feel left behind by the election system

00:42:13.560 by the political system in the u.s so

00:42:16.440 both of them putting their support

00:42:17.940 behind trump it it helps him that was

00:42:20.960 part of uh when there was speculation

00:42:22.400 about who trump was going to pick as his

00:42:24.020 vp those two names came up fairly often

00:42:27.300 either one of them would have made sense

00:42:29.000 and i do think it's a shame i i like jd

00:42:31.840 vents and i think he's got some good

00:42:33.180 messaging but carl said the other day

00:42:35.040 that he thinks that rfk should have been

00:42:37.100 vp and now that he's come out with the

00:42:38.940 offered apparently well that's

00:42:40.620 interesting because now he's come out

00:42:41.780 with the endorsement i think it would

00:42:43.000 have been a really good ticket if the

00:42:44.280 two of them if only because again

00:42:46.140 whether or not he's amazing on

00:42:47.940 everything rfk is anti-deep state

00:42:51.500 anti um endocrine destructors anti uh

00:42:55.920 anti big pharma um so he has the right

00:43:00.400 messages where it counts and he's

00:43:02.440 charismatic and he's got political

00:43:04.460 pedigree behind him he would have also

00:43:05.800 had assassination insurance well there

00:43:08.620 you go uh and yeah so maybe it's good

00:43:11.400 that he's endorsed him after the

00:43:12.500 assassination attempt actually at times

00:43:14.400 the charm isn't it kennedy i hope i

00:43:16.580 suppose so i suppose so also i've got

00:43:19.500 to say he seems quite charming in a way

00:43:21.440 that he might be legitimately a bit

00:43:23.300 mental

00:43:23.740 um legitimately there's been a bunch of

00:43:26.960 stories come out of him in this news

00:43:29.120 recently which seem to be trying to

00:43:31.200 discredit him make him seem weird you

00:43:33.520 don't want to trust this guy do you

00:43:35.100 but honestly come across like charming

00:43:36.880 to me as a as an anglo there's a place

00:43:39.520 in my heart for the weird eccentric and

00:43:42.340 kennedy definitely comes across as one

00:43:44.120 of them so there's some weird charges

00:43:46.180 coming to him now so he's facing a call

00:43:48.260 for investigation into a claim that he

00:43:50.160 chainsawed a whale's head off i assume

00:43:52.060 the whale was dead when this happened

00:43:54.060 because if it was the rfk jr had some

00:43:57.660 kind of moby dick situation it's a white

00:44:01.140 whale it's a white whale where he needed

00:44:03.340 to get revenge on it he gets the white

00:44:05.440 whale and like ash from the evil dead

00:44:07.500 films went on a boat into the middle of

00:44:10.000 the sea and chainsawed its head off

00:44:12.640 alive it's attached to his arm yeah with

00:44:14.880 it attached to his arm shut sawn off

00:44:16.840 shotgun in the other hand that's awesome

00:44:18.560 that that's that's not a that's not a

00:44:20.940 reason for me to dislike the man i heard

00:44:22.920 i heard someone compare it on twitter

00:44:24.420 to rfk jr if he was in the 19th century

00:44:27.200 would have amassed a massive collection

00:44:29.380 of like impressive natural specimens

00:44:32.180 and donated it on his deathbed to some

00:44:34.740 zoological society and we all we'd all be

00:44:37.000 walking around the museum marveling at

00:44:38.640 it now but it's just because we've got

00:44:39.900 the headlines of him throwing the corpse

00:44:41.720 of a bear into his pickup truck or

00:44:43.120 something we all think he's strange even

00:44:44.580 that story is quite funny as well by the

00:44:46.520 way because i was gonna i was gonna

00:44:48.500 mention that one this is i will give

00:44:50.800 credit to the guardian this is kind of a

00:44:52.560 funny picture so what this story was is

00:44:56.700 that he had found a dead bear cub on the

00:45:00.580 side of the road loaded it into the back

00:45:03.540 of his car for some reason took a photo

00:45:05.920 with the corpse he later said that what

00:45:08.260 he was planning on doing was taking it to

00:45:11.140 with him to skin and eat later kind of

00:45:13.660 like a survivalist so you would

00:45:15.100 appreciate that josh i already like him

00:45:17.080 more yeah but then ran out of time so

00:45:19.840 took it to a park in new york left it in a

00:45:23.080 bush and state staged it to look like a

00:45:26.660 bicycle hit and run incident he's just

00:45:28.600 creating an urban legend central cart bear

00:45:31.720 when asked when asked why he did this he

00:45:35.140 said we thought it would be funny that's

00:45:38.260 great i like this guy why did i not know

00:45:41.060 about this well done guardian now i know he's a

00:45:43.780 funny guy i mean this is amazing this is an

00:45:45.580 amazing story legend and there was another

00:45:47.600 animal related controversy they say in

00:45:50.240 july vanity fair reported that in 2023

00:45:52.620 kennedy sent a photograph of himself with

00:45:55.120 the barbecued remains of what he suggested

00:45:57.460 to a friend was a dog clearly a joke the

00:46:01.120 picture showed an animal carcass that he

00:46:03.120 had apparently been cooking on a spit so

00:46:05.080 he's got the old american spirit in him

00:46:07.560 really trying to win the italian vagrant

00:46:09.520 migrant joke boat judging yeah i suppose

00:46:12.080 and then he said that it was actually a

00:46:15.620 goat he was just cooking the goat and

00:46:17.760 made a joke and in response to the

00:46:20.220 allegations that it was a dog he decided

00:46:22.580 to post this video of himself apologizing

00:46:25.500 you know what i'm doing making steak and

00:46:28.740 chicken for the dogs i don't normally do

00:46:32.020 this and ever since that guy wrote the

00:46:34.800 article about me saying i ate a dog it

00:46:37.240 hasn't been the same

00:46:38.100 now i gotta work my way back into their

00:46:42.080 good grace

00:46:42.720 this is my dinner i'm giving them my food

00:46:50.920 this is the height of irresponsible

00:46:53.540 journalists i mean i don't care what it

00:46:55.540 does for me but look at these guys

00:46:57.720 these guys don't believe in anything they

00:47:04.380 you're on the news yeah daddy would never

00:47:06.460 do something like that

00:47:07.800 it was a goat

00:47:11.080 saint francis loved the animals

00:47:14.480 i love you guys i would never eat a dog

00:47:19.720 it was fake news it was fake news

00:47:22.360 saint francis was a wolf of boobia

00:47:25.220 this is one of their favorite books it

00:47:27.700 really calms them down

00:47:28.860 it's amazing he's got a sense of humor

00:47:32.600 yeah it's so charming isn't it

00:47:34.320 so you know i can disagree disagree with

00:47:37.260 the guy on things but he seems like a

00:47:39.080 nice person he seems like he'd be

00:47:40.640 entertaining to spend a day with doesn't

00:47:42.800 he hadn't endorsed bloody reparations

00:47:44.800 and well yeah he'd be cool that's the

00:47:47.540 that's the problem but still you can see

00:47:50.420 that he's good to be on trump's side

00:47:52.560 affable yeah yeah he's affable uh he's

00:47:55.140 got charm he's got charisma he's got

00:47:57.100 character to him and he's got the right

00:47:59.300 convictions where it comes to the

00:48:01.140 american deep state big farmer

00:48:03.520 everything to do with the big corporate

00:48:05.540 collusions he's got all of the right

00:48:07.060 positions where it really counts there

00:48:08.980 because you can say what you want about

00:48:11.380 his other positions if they are able to

00:48:13.280 do something with uh the combined might

00:48:16.240 of their characters about the deep state

00:48:18.820 well that is the biggest problem in

00:48:20.960 america um moving on to the next thing

00:48:24.420 that's going on telegram is a social

00:48:27.400 media platform um that has been under

00:48:30.380 the eye of sauron for a very very long

00:48:32.240 time which is run by pavel durov who i

00:48:36.380 believe is a former russian citizen who

00:48:38.760 was exiled or kicked out of the country

00:48:41.420 for running telegram because he refused

00:48:43.900 to collaborate with the kremlin um for a

00:48:49.020 lot of the information that had been

00:48:50.620 shared on the platform in the same way

00:48:53.320 that mark zuckerberg jack dorsey other

00:48:56.420 social media heads in the u.s were

00:48:58.360 expected to and did comply with fbi

00:49:00.920 requests for information and censorship

00:49:03.000 etc etc he's been arrested he's been

00:49:06.080 arrested in france and the charges

00:49:08.880 against him are increasing pressure on

00:49:11.440 brussels to enforce new european laws on

00:49:13.580 the platform now this is the digital

00:49:15.080 services act they are trying to get on

00:49:17.360 him as it's being said at the moment the

00:49:19.480 investigation has nothing to do with eu

00:49:21.240 laws themselves and it's more to do with

00:49:23.400 specific charges that france is leveling

00:49:26.060 against him so it's done after an

00:49:28.640 investigation by a paris prosecutor into

00:49:30.940 organized crime child sex abuse images

00:49:33.480 fraud and money laundering that was being

00:49:35.600 being conducted on the platform and it

00:49:39.880 says here that they want to use well it

00:49:42.740 says also raises the stakes for the

00:49:44.540 european union to push the digital

00:49:46.780 services act on this and coming into

00:49:49.860 force in november 2022 the dsa targets

00:49:52.800 online platforms too big to care in the

00:49:54.840 words of eu commissioner thierry breton

00:49:56.740 putting demands on internet firms to

00:49:58.980 remove illegal content protect children

00:50:00.580 tackle disinformation and other lot online

00:50:02.820 harms now i do think that of course if

00:50:06.820 he is culpable in any way of

00:50:10.660 of allowing child sex abuse and other

00:50:16.540 things to go on on his platform that's

00:50:19.020 something that he should be held

00:50:20.100 accountable for i do not think that's

00:50:22.240 what this is about because it seems to

00:50:24.940 me more like telegram is a platform as

00:50:26.960 much as it does have a lot of feds on it

00:50:29.040 other governments across the you're across

00:50:30.960 europe have all said that they basically

00:50:32.760 have intelligence operate operatives

00:50:34.700 going through telegram trying to spy on

00:50:37.680 people get the information go into

00:50:39.640 people's different forums and cause chaos

00:50:42.540 or just collect information it is still

00:50:46.420 annoying for them that he refused to

00:50:48.980 collaborate with them on anything or go

00:50:50.840 ahead with their demands so if you can

00:50:52.480 convince me that the enormous alleged

00:50:56.800 pedophile ring that runs europe and the

00:50:59.220 rest of the world cares about child

00:51:02.200 pornography that was being shared on

00:51:03.920 telegram when at the same time the fbi

00:51:06.460 didn't seem to care at all about the

00:51:08.420 same material that was being shared on

00:51:10.180 twitter before elon musk um or on

00:51:14.080 instagram and whatsapp that's yeah or on

00:51:16.120 instagram or whatsapp that's still going

00:51:17.660 on right now uh then i it's i don't know

00:51:21.940 it doesn't it doesn't pass the sniff

00:51:23.160 there's a couple of things to note here

00:51:24.680 first of all the telegram was set up in

00:51:27.400 2014 during the attempted revolution

00:51:30.320 against vladimir putin at the time i think

00:51:33.120 it was in 2021 that putin offered this

00:51:36.180 chap you're of the ability to come back

00:51:38.600 to russia so long as he collaborated with

00:51:40.300 the russian government and he refused and

00:51:41.780 he's now a joint citizen of both france and

00:51:44.040 the united arab emirants and i believe

00:51:45.640 telegram is headquartered in saudi arabia

00:51:48.580 was it saudi arabia sorry so i wonder if

00:51:50.920 that nation in particular will intervene in

00:51:53.620 this on his behalf in some way and i would

00:51:58.620 expect that it's to do with allowing the

00:52:00.520 feds to have backdoor access because we

00:52:02.420 covered this october 2022 the likes of

00:52:05.280 facebook had specific portals that only

00:52:07.520 biden administration and intelligence

00:52:09.220 assets could access to report specific

00:52:11.400 posts to be taken down by the executives

00:52:13.380 including like anthony fauci parody

00:52:15.200 accounts and i would wonder if this this

00:52:18.720 app has an inability for feds to access

00:52:21.940 the content on it especially in the

00:52:23.420 aftermath of it being blamed for

00:52:24.800 organizing it was either the taylor swift

00:52:26.760 terror attack in austria or the recent

00:52:29.920 german diversity stabbing for the syrian

00:52:33.120 alleged syrian migrant i remember telegram

00:52:35.880 being mentioned here in the isis uses it

00:52:39.000 to collaborate with his opposite whether

00:52:40.340 or not that's true or that's just the

00:52:41.320 line that's been fed as a pretext for

00:52:43.020 arresting him is a complete i mean there

00:52:45.080 are multiple different things here first

00:52:46.380 and foremost i would say the the enemy of

00:52:48.740 my enemy is my friend and i think that

00:52:50.940 actually i would like to see the the regime

00:52:54.300 post definitive proof because i i think

00:52:56.600 the whole notion of holding you know the

00:52:59.000 head of a company accountable for what

00:53:01.160 goes on on their platform the sort of

00:53:03.900 content on there unless they're being

00:53:05.860 particularly lax or something but if it's

00:53:07.820 end-to-end encrypted messaging it's kind

00:53:10.900 of the point that you don't look at it and

00:53:13.620 so that's a weird thing to hold someone

00:53:15.780 accountable for and there's also the point

00:53:18.100 of well if if it wasn't that platform it

00:53:21.620 would be another one you know isis could be

00:53:24.400 organizing with email or signal or any

00:53:28.040 number of things they could be using but

00:53:30.020 the fact that the feds um do go on it and

00:53:33.060 that sort of to my mind shows that it it is

00:53:35.940 effective at keeping these sort of people

00:53:37.800 out that they have to actually infiltrate the

00:53:40.080 chats these group chats and things like

00:53:41.980 that and you see lots of screenshots of

00:53:44.660 of telegram group chats things like that as

00:53:47.720 evidence in court prosecuting people so

00:53:49.980 that suggests to me that they actually have

00:53:51.900 to find a way in which is quite frustrating

00:53:55.640 for the intelligence agencies that have got

00:53:57.620 pretty used to and lax with enforcement of

00:54:01.780 what used to be the law yes so if you want

00:54:05.620 to look at what the uh charges are you can

00:54:08.900 see them here what's being put forward as

00:54:11.100 the charges forger of including things like

00:54:14.060 complicity for illegal transactions by

00:54:16.660 organized crime groups again as josh just

00:54:18.440 said that the whole point of the end-to-end

00:54:21.040 encrypted is that you don't look at it so

00:54:23.340 what people do on the platform is essentially

00:54:25.620 their own business refusal to provide the

00:54:28.040 authorities with information or documents

00:54:29.540 necessary for criminal investigations

00:54:31.140 dissemination of child sexual exploitation

00:54:34.220 material and of course i would say for me that

00:54:37.740 that's the one that you should have a bit of a

00:54:39.720 responsibility to try to prevent if we're going

00:54:41.720 to be critical for twitter or the platforms for

00:54:44.400 allowing that material on it um then we should

00:54:47.540 be critical of this as well um but at the same

00:54:50.440 time i mean the people who are prosecuting this

00:54:54.260 are probably going to be um they're probably not

00:54:58.420 going to be upset that the fbi was not doing

00:55:00.900 anything about it on twitter or about epstein

00:55:03.340 or about epstein you know i don't trust anybody

00:55:05.900 within the security apparatus the police network

00:55:09.000 across europe uh or the governing body as a whole

00:55:12.240 across the world to actually really give a damn

00:55:14.920 about these things well it's always an excuse to

00:55:18.300 prosecute their political enemies it seems much more likely

00:55:21.100 that it's politically motivated than anything else

00:55:23.800 so speaking about this gentleman we go to

00:55:26.740 mark zuckerberg who has been on his redemption arc

00:55:31.180 recently here is i should that nope that no no no copyright you're not getting us for that one

00:55:37.180 there's been videos like this going around i don't know who zuckerberg hired as his pr firm

00:55:42.980 but they've done a fantastic job you know people have been saying oh well all it is is that he

00:55:48.840 started going outside exercising and eating proper food yeah you don't you don't start eating a

00:55:55.300 single steak and say i'm gonna do this and get it on camera that's not an easy thing to do either

00:55:59.540 no it's impressive i'm not gonna take anything away from the guy he's clearly in great shape he does

00:56:04.260 jiu-jitsu he can surf while drinking a beer and holding an american flag at the same time

00:56:09.660 he's in great uh and and he looks a lot healthier and a lot better than he did for a long time and look

00:56:16.600 at this this is like a before and after rehab picture

00:56:19.680 ssr eyes are gone yeah it's quite remarkable he looks like he was put through some kind of you

00:56:28.380 know in the fly there's the transmogrifying machine except a human stepped into it with him

00:56:33.060 he lost his lizardy ways hasn't he yeah we finally set managed to separate it from him

00:56:39.740 and uh you know this is an impressive transformation and he's even been coming out and saying

00:56:45.540 lebased things like when he was talking about uh the donald trump assassination and the

00:56:51.120 assassination photograph where he said uh he said this personal note it's you know i mean seeing

00:56:57.220 donald trump get get up after getting shot in the face and pump his fist in the air with the american

00:57:04.320 flag is one of the most badass things i've ever seen in my life but um but look i mean it's um

00:57:11.640 well after after trump assassination he said that he called trump and said he would be suspending

00:57:16.640 all further donations to democrats and he and his wife were one of the influential forces in the

00:57:24.420 time magazine piece that said there was a shadowy cabal that fortified the last election so that is

00:57:29.520 pulling one very significant beam out of the cathedral which screwed trump over last time yeah and i will say

00:57:35.060 i don't think it's a bad thing that one of the america's many california tech billionaires like so

00:57:43.020 many of the others seems to be shifting outside of the democrat apparatus you're speculating as to why

00:57:49.460 um would you like to i have two reasons one since last year the house judiciary committee has been

00:57:56.700 investigating algorithmic manipulation by facebook for example lots of registered democrats got

00:58:04.320 notifications to vote in 2020 and a large share of republicans did not after january 6th they combed

00:58:09.660 through millions of facebook messages to try to identify people who might have been there and that

00:58:13.800 led to people being incarcerated for very minor offenses um including being led around by the

00:58:20.260 capital by the police so i wonder if he's seeing a changing in the political winds and wanting to get

00:58:24.620 out ahead of this and get on the right side of the regime so he doesn't get prosecuted retroactively

00:58:28.200 and also tamala harris is not very favorable to israel she's not and mark zuckerberg being

00:58:34.400 ethnically jewish i think probably would prefer to back the government that would like to back the

00:58:38.580 country where his ethnicity resides rather than the government which is seemingly happy to lend

00:58:44.900 lend credence to palestinian grievances in the aftermath of october 7th which both biden and harris have

00:58:49.940 done i think that the democrats are insatiable masters really aren't they in that facebook donated a lot

00:58:56.420 of money to the democrats and they still went after them anyway and normally the the way things go is

00:59:02.020 you donate money to a political party and they give you favorable treatment in government not

00:59:05.720 go after your company and try and blame you for the things you had nothing to do with

00:59:10.040 and so he's well he's probably realized well i'm going to switch to a different group of elites

00:59:14.980 then and pledge my allegiance to the republicans because at least they will not try and rake me over

00:59:21.300 the coals constantly even though i've paid them off in my campaign donations yeah and in that way

00:59:26.260 he's actually thrown the most recent administration under the bus a little bit in this letter that

00:59:32.160 he's released to a committee of the united states house of representatives this is the one that's

00:59:36.660 looking into him by the way yes exactly so he's released this letter that's gone public where he

00:59:41.660 said in 2021 senior officials from the biden administration including the white house

00:59:45.020 repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain covet 19 content including humor and satire

00:59:51.040 and express a lot of frustration with our teams when we didn't agree ultimately it was our decision

00:59:54.940 whether or not to take content down and we own our decisions including covid 19 related changes we

00:59:59.540 made to our enforcement in the wake of this pressure i believe the government pressure was wrong and i

01:00:03.740 regret that we were not more outspoken about it remember this is the time when they were censoring

01:00:08.000 anything that was negative about the way that the vaccine was being pushed while at the same time

01:00:13.040 james o'keefe managed to secure footage of mark zuckerberg himself recommending his staff members that

01:00:19.560 they don't take the vaccine so that was a very hypocritical move of them even with pressure

01:00:24.700 coming from the government importantly as well in the final paragraph of this page it says in a

01:00:28.880 separate situation the fbi warned us about potential russian disinformation operation about the biden

01:00:34.100 family and burisma in the lead up to the 2020 election that fall when we saw a new york post story

01:00:39.080 reporting on corruption allegations involving then democratic presidential nominee joe biden's family

01:00:44.140 we sent that story to fact checkers for review and temporarily demoted it while waiting for reply

01:00:49.180 it's since been made clear that the reporting was not in russian disinformation and in retrospect

01:00:53.820 we shouldn't have demoted the story so again this is something that he's spoken about before

01:00:58.260 in 2022 on joe rogan's rogan's podcast about essentially being pressured and then complying with

01:01:03.980 the fbi despite the fact that we know of course since last year on may 26th in 2023

01:01:09.800 uh irs supervisory agent gary uh shapley confirmed that the fbi had already got hold of hunter biden's

01:01:16.960 laptop and confirmed its authenticity in november of 2019 they knew it was authentic and they lied

01:01:23.680 the the 50 or so people that publicly went out of their way to say this is russian disinformation

01:01:29.500 should be arrested there's nothing no two ways about it those people tried to interfere

01:01:36.520 in the run-up to an election by suppressing a story it's as simple as that there's no

01:01:43.540 two ways about it and they all signed the letter confirming saying that oh this is guaranteed

01:01:48.100 russian disinformation when presumably they were also in on it and knew that it was true from the

01:01:53.060 beginning um so i absolutely agree with you there so you know this isn't something new that we know

01:01:58.900 from zuckerberg he's already spoken about this but i will say you know on a personal level good for him

01:02:03.680 for getting into better shape and for cleaning himself up a little bit and seeming to adopt a

01:02:08.800 more healthy and positive lifestyle i still don't trust him on a personal level you shouldn't either

01:02:13.680 because clearly he's a self-interested tech billionaire in california and whether or not

01:02:19.340 they're making moves in our direction or not they are ultimately doing so for their own benefit so

01:02:24.280 please be weary uh sorry be wary although i am always weary um aren't we all and uh don't just

01:02:32.000 take it at face value okay before we move on we have one uh rumble rant five dollars from wesley

01:02:38.060 brant suddenly cares about child sexual abuse didn't their supreme leader marry his 25 years older teacher

01:02:43.020 and for legal reasons we will not make any more comments about regit macron oh and we just got

01:02:48.400 another one in uh one dollar from that's a random name every time i hear russian disinformation now i roll

01:02:53.100 my eyes as an eastern european i'm sorry believe me when i say our governments would love to be even

01:02:57.620 half as powerful as influential as the west pretends they are as well um i wish that we had the

01:03:02.800 conservative party and the reform party that the guardian believed we did there's that episode of

01:03:06.800 south park where they're looking into 9 11 and it turns out the u.s government wasn't behind it but

01:03:12.100 are trying to convince people they were so they can seem as all powerful and shady as people think they

01:03:17.560 so it is five past two do we have time for my segment yeah what do you reckon chat do you want

01:03:25.300 to hear about japan yeah of course we do i'm trying to psych him up no but no um hopefully we don't

01:03:32.580 overrun sorry if we do but i will only be cutting into tomlinson talks nothing important that's true

01:03:37.680 it's all right he's right here he'll be talking anyway

01:03:40.660 so obviously japan is held up as one of these places that has remained ethnically homogenous and

01:03:48.860 mysteriously has remained orderly safe civil sort of ideal really and uh that seems to be changing

01:03:57.040 in fact um if you pass me the mouse please um i can show you why that might be

01:04:03.520 so here we have uh people in pakistan this is reportedly a trend in pakistani tiktok

01:04:11.580 that pakistani men want to go to japan and here are don't let them here are some pakistani men

01:04:18.440 japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan japan this is is this a

01:04:38.220 kundi drugpa video no is this what you did before your holiday con just you know stared into the

01:04:45.220 camera and shouted japan and spelled it wrong yeah i imagine that's how i think this is what

01:04:51.100 this is what dan does when he's thinking of future brides yeah but i don't i don't think i don't think

01:04:55.260 this is how they spell it because they've been they spelled king in english well they got they

01:05:00.640 remember the good old days when we ruled over them that might be one listen man when your parents

01:05:04.620 are cousins that's true and uh there are also reportedly uh pakistani videos how to get

01:05:15.220 refugee status in japan you don't they're trying to do it nonetheless and the funny thing is how can

01:05:23.040 you claim you're a refugee from pakistan well other than lie of course which they would never do i

01:05:28.660 don't know it seems to work for britain that's true safe well safe if you're a man pakistan but

01:05:36.820 anyway um it is worth mentioning as well that uh lotus eaters you know this podcast we don't make

01:05:45.300 any ad money we don't make any money from doing the daily podcast i can't manifest it we're not from

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01:05:53.540 mirror it's not worked so please uh sign up to our website and also if you don't want to have a

01:05:58.760 rolling subscription to something you can also do a one-off donation as well and if you could we'd

01:06:03.040 really appreciate it because uh we're in britain we don't know when the sort of hammer of the law

01:06:08.980 is going to come down on us here style and all that and so it would be nice to be able to defend

01:06:13.800 ourselves if that does happen because we're still a relatively small organization in the grand scheme

01:06:18.520 of things but anyway japan has done a deal with the devil and uh they they're trying to hire more

01:06:26.260 skilled pakistani workers they're just really good one coming through yeah apparently so

01:06:31.780 just really good at running a corner shop um oh this link is not allowed apparently but basically

01:06:38.620 it's saying they also want to hire some more skilled workers from bangladesh as well so they're picking

01:06:43.800 some interesting countries here is this a new government that came into japan recently this was

01:06:48.400 after shinzo abe was killed yes um bangladesh skilled in what wading up to your waist in raw sewage

01:06:53.300 apparently so maybe maybe they're doing infrastructure that would be terrible in japan

01:06:57.720 why does japan also have to have a contingent of insane leftists in the government who want to

01:07:02.700 destroy it's not insane leftists it's basically they so they've got i think it's like 250 percent

01:07:09.220 debt to gdp and so they're looking internationally to get them out of that hole and they're looking

01:07:14.360 towards un funding this is why unesco is on the invested in all the heritage sites and the un is

01:07:19.460 saying okay you have sub replacement birth rates you have very restrictive migration if you're not

01:07:23.920 willing to get yourself out of the economic hole by propping it up with third world migration we're

01:07:28.300 not going to help you oh so if you don't get infinite migrants for line go up then we won't help

01:07:33.560 that's exactly it destroy your country for international aid so that's why they're looking for

01:07:39.140 um they're increasing the cap skilled migrants as well and uh there's also this one they're also

01:07:45.980 looking to train foreign workers and uh of course there was also this that the foreign is already

01:07:52.500 there objected to the moves to revoke permanent resident status and why might they be revoking

01:07:58.900 permanent resident status oh if they're actively avoiding paying taxes in japan yeah they also

01:08:03.720 expanded the number of industries that can have essentially uh uncapped foreign worker visas to

01:08:11.380 be more and i believe last year they got something like 50 odd thousand cambodians vietnamese and

01:08:18.100 chinese so this year it will be extra pakistanis indians etc and uh as if you were foreshadowing it

01:08:25.240 the pajita division has already turned up to japan and there are now 80 000 foreigners working at

01:08:30.460 convenience stores oh that's really depressing because japanese convenience stores are lovely they're

01:08:33.740 like a fixture of japanese life why does it always have to be convenience stores and why does it always

01:08:39.120 happen where do they get the money people describe britain as a nation of shopkeepers where did they

01:08:44.940 hear of india get the money to prop up the initial capital to rent out these places oh no japan japan

01:08:49.940 japan has like a lot of different convenience store trends so they've got like a 7-eleven but it's not the

01:08:55.240 same as american 7-eleven they've got family mart they've got a few different ones and they're they're

01:09:00.320 all run by japanese people that staff them 24 hours and never have any trouble so they already exist so

01:09:05.700 instead what's happening is they're being hollowed out from within presumably just add more indians

01:09:09.900 in these stores for no reason but it's not the indians that are actually causing the problems yet

01:09:15.460 so here's a good example um so obviously this is in japanese please i can also do that oh go on samson

01:09:23.240 he's just going to translate it with his eyes you speak a bit of japanese right samson um it's not

01:09:29.420 there we go but um yes kawaguchi city falls out of city ranking of places to live as kurdish

01:09:35.740 immigration issue damages image they're getting turkish barbers yes and uh there is there are lots

01:09:43.320 of interesting things coming from the kurds and the kurds are a bit of a talking point at the minute

01:09:48.920 so here is a guy on the streets of japan oh smoking shisha you think the vape shops are bad

01:09:55.160 he's got a whole shisha outside also look

01:09:59.420 at the mess yeah you should just that is not japanese in the slightest you should just deport

01:10:04.060 him for this i agree i agree with drug purer it's just tiresome did you just make this segment so you

01:10:08.960 can depress me specifically i i exist just to depress you that's the only reason you're succeeding it's

01:10:14.360 interesting that i've even seen pewdiepie who lives in japan speak on his youtube channel obviously he

01:10:21.480 was talking about oh these these foreign youtubers but then uh he speaks also about you know we come to

01:10:28.020 japan so that we can try and live in a peaceful society and escape this kind of thing and uh this

01:10:34.520 kind of thing there might be foreign youtubers here i hate foreign youtubers yeah it's depressing

01:10:41.000 i go to japan because it's predominantly japanese that's why i like it yes and uh here's another

01:10:47.560 example of things that have riled people up satima uh district public prosecutor office will not

01:10:52.720 prosecute all seven kurdish men who are arrested for attempted murder after paralyzing emergency

01:10:57.820 hospital functions for five hours they're not even getting any prosecution and they i presume by

01:11:05.260 paralyzing the hospital function that means the emergency hospital wasn't able to function for five

01:11:10.780 hours because of their actions whatever they did um here's another thing they're milling about just on

01:11:17.060 the street so milling of course universal wherever they are it's uh this japanese account has been

01:11:23.960 tweeting a lot about foreigners in japan so i'm going to be citing them a fair amount and uh yes

01:11:29.880 they're talking about imagine the fact that they're they're milling around say like primary school or

01:11:35.420 they say elementary school or something like that it's a bit scary and uh here they are some advanced

01:11:41.940 milling here they're all milling outside a police station i don't know why this was but it was a bunch

01:11:46.260 of curds for some reason outside of a police station i wasn't able to find out the context of this clip

01:11:51.200 but i know it's happening and uh here's another one this is a video they deliberately recorded and

01:11:57.100 shared of going into impeccable clean japan and throwing just cigarette ends on the ground on purpose

01:12:03.880 that support them that's like coming to britain and buying a greg sausage roll and then just throwing

01:12:11.140 it on the ground i'm really hoping the pompoko raccoons come out of the bush and just attack

01:12:15.400 yeah japan's filming themselves smoking in the countryside and then littering

01:12:21.240 on purpose to insult the japanese spiteful mutants and uh here is another aspect of the enrichment

01:12:29.520 uh obviously neat and tidy japan known for internationally for being tidy can we tell what

01:12:36.200 kind of person lives here is it a japanese person no it's not it is actually a curd why are all the

01:12:43.660 curds coming in i don't know i think they've they've cottoned onto the fact that they can get

01:12:48.580 into japan for some reason japan's like beautiful and peaceful to walk around at night as well so

01:12:54.240 just making this immediately unsafe by putting foreigners in who commit as we see in denmark

01:12:59.840 sex offenses at 2.5 times the rate of actually that's of native danes that's way higher than the

01:13:06.440 japanese because the japanese commit like literally zero crimes when they're abroad in denmark so this is the

01:13:12.520 lowest country in most european countries ethnic breakdown of crime zero claim social housing in

01:13:18.640 the uk like this is just gonna actually just doesn't register on the chart doesn't register so

01:13:24.700 this is gonna just ruin a beautiful country it will i mean it's gonna turn out like britain where our

01:13:30.800 country was like japan you know japan was the britain of the east and they're gonna look like us now

01:13:38.660 which is a shame i wouldn't wish that on them and uh also by importing these people you import their

01:13:44.340 ethnic ethnic conflicts and so they're fighting with turks because everyone knows kurds and turks

01:13:50.400 don't get on despite the fact you can't tell them apart um over the turkish election so they're just

01:13:57.520 brawling in the street uh over an election that is nowhere near them japan yeah this is not japan's

01:14:05.060 problem every single person in this video should be arrested deported criminally charged maybe even

01:14:11.560 assets seized for the trouble of it i think that that is the least that could be done that's just a

01:14:16.700 tax rebate for the japanese exactly uh that's what should be done for these sorts of things because

01:14:21.580 it's disgusting and uh i don't think i'm just i don't think we should say ethnic japanese we don't

01:14:28.040 need to specify just the japanese we actually do now because they're they're probably being given

01:14:33.740 citizenship so this would be the paper japanese now these people are not japanese on no planet in

01:14:38.280 no century no matter how much you say it they'll never be i agree i agree also this here where they

01:14:45.700 were chanting the kurds were chanting at i think japanese police saying die japanese while giving them

01:14:51.840 the middle finger lovely uh hospitable uh you know guests aren't they and uh talking of kindly

01:14:59.440 he has made a meme about this sort of thing japan ports immigrants make sure they are gay muslim

01:15:05.080 communists which are the the kurds are of course known for being they are the sort of communists of

01:15:09.680 the muslim world of course this is not a real vote really yeah oh my goodness can we accept at this

01:15:16.860 point that there are entire nations made of spiteful mutants across the world right now we should

01:15:23.960 be able to just ban shouldn't ban people in certain countries considering we can infer from the fact

01:15:28.820 that those countries are in such a state that the people are not going to add anything positive

01:15:31.780 somalia uh most of the middle east most of africa and uh yes also the mainstream media have been

01:15:41.500 gaslighting the japanese just as much as uh they have for us as well kurdish case becomes rallying cry for

01:15:47.760 japan protest against police that's uh of course the thing where they're being rude to the native

01:15:55.060 japanese to say the least hate speech escalates against kurds living close to tokyo then leave

01:16:01.280 yeah means you're not welcome so there have been lots of incidents as well uh here we have people who

01:16:10.420 look muslim and indian this is a japanese store this sort of thing doesn't go on in japan it doesn't

01:16:18.460 go on at all they don't have security at any of their um late night convenience stores because

01:16:24.320 everyone just walks in and they're very polite and generally if you speak some japanese phrases

01:16:27.560 they're very happy with the gaijin like they're just very accommodating well consider how safe again

01:16:32.580 we're going to compare it to britain consider how safe britain used to be we used to have banks where

01:16:37.280 they would have gold bars laid out for the public to look at where you could pick it up take a look

01:16:41.720 at it put it down the place where i grew up the local shop sometimes doesn't even have any staff in

01:16:48.800 it at all we just we know everyone around people just leave the money on the counter it's fine you

01:16:56.000 know my dad can go down buy a newspaper and a thing of milk leave the money on the counter for it

01:17:00.540 and that's fine people trust each other because they know each other that's what we want that's an

01:17:05.620 ideal society not this so there's also this uh here are uh black people in japan and uh apparently

01:17:16.640 being disrespectful i don't know what the context of this is demonstrating characteristic low impulse

01:17:21.880 control i'm just i'm so tired of it yeah it's everywhere literally just just like can we not

01:17:28.080 import people to lovely beautiful polite high trust civilizations that cannot build their own country

01:17:34.320 the country's a crap there's a reason no one wants to go i'm going here on my honeymoon genuinely like

01:17:38.660 this is really just here's a fijian national uh who stole a taxi and was arrested and uh yeah there

01:17:47.720 he is being taken away of a foreigner committing crime and uh here's a british person and this was going

01:17:54.660 on during the anti-immigration protests and riots in the uk having a go at one of the pakistanis

01:18:02.600 so we've imported uh problems to japan as well i'm not going to play it because he's using some

01:18:09.780 slurs that'll get us in trouble don't do that if you're in japan just don't do that behave yourself

01:18:14.320 in a foreign country no matter who you are follow their laws and customs unless you're in africa or

01:18:21.200 the middle east in which case they're barbaric um but yeah abusing people in the street not a good

01:18:26.720 look for us uh condemn that guy making a scene even if you know guy is supposedly defending himself

01:18:34.380 he seems drunk seems like he's causing a scene and making us look bad as well so here this is uh

01:18:43.120 japan this is a hall of course these people aren't really harming the japanese actively and directly

01:18:49.040 right now in this video um but this is a muslim tradition i think um where they're going around

01:18:57.860 in the circle we've seen it before from muslim countries uh these cultures are being imported

01:19:03.860 and the fact that this hall can be assembled in japan full of people presumably relatives

01:19:09.700 uh husbands wives you know brother sister same thing um it suggests that there is a large enough

01:19:17.360 quantity of people to fill that room they're establishing a parallel cultural block that

01:19:21.100 can then mobilize for political interests and here is a street brawl of foreigners uh in japan which is

01:19:28.580 another thing that doesn't happen and i can tell by the long stick there which is the the favored

01:19:33.800 street weapon of choice by the subcontinent that these people may be eritreans i don't know as in

01:19:42.140 the long pole is uh a sort of pakistani indian oh is it oh i was always see them hitting each

01:19:49.160 other with a very long thin pole i was thinking eritreans because they did lightsaber duels on

01:19:53.220 camberwell road like last year with with sticks i'm not being funny you know when i was last out

01:19:57.900 there i didn't hear a single police siren like it's just so serene compared to that and uh of course

01:20:04.360 all of this going on the japanese are not stupid people in fact they're very smart people

01:20:07.960 they have noticed this sort of thing and uh someone has gone to uh interview people

01:20:15.000 i'm gonna skip some of the start of it

01:20:18.900 so if you're listening she's saying don't steal other people's things

01:20:35.060 the foreigners because she had her phone stolen by a foreigner

01:20:38.520 you're saying that foreigners are fighting in shibuya all the time and uh

01:20:50.300 someone with dark skin maybe the people fighting in the street

01:21:04.820 japan is just a nation of notices apparently so people just use their eyes and speak their mind

01:21:10.460 probably why the country works pretty well i know that used to be us at one point as well

01:21:15.260 but um yes there are also uh darker things to this as well um here is a protest posing

01:21:24.720 sexual harassment of minors from foreigners that's supposedly what it is at least that's what

01:21:30.320 has been translated to me as well yeah i was going to say we don't know fully the translations but

01:21:36.200 oh i hope japan doesn't get its own grooming gangs

01:21:39.320 it's entirely possible so there has been a reaction to some of this westernization i'm going to call it

01:21:45.180 just as a euphemism and this bill is very important so back in march uh lower house of japan's parliament

01:21:52.520 passed a bill to promote lgbtq plus awareness thank you united nations yeah this is the probably

01:21:59.100 linked to the un thing as you said and this triggered something in japan uh for example this guy uh he

01:22:07.520 talks about the assassination of shinzo abe and he also started the conservative party of japan of i

01:22:13.020 think this was october of last year basically because this is in this video he explains it directly

01:22:19.140 because of this bill he's saying this isn't acceptable in our country and he also uh

01:22:25.340 immigration and multiculturalism just saying no actually we don't want this and we need a party

01:22:30.820 that talks about that sort of thing you only need the party when a revolutionary movement starts

01:22:35.200 enacting demographic change against you yes the fact that japan is now trying to defend itself means

01:22:40.020 it's already and this article here is talking about the fact that they're setting up um branches

01:22:47.480 across japan it's already growing and here is a picture of some of their posters in tokyo um

01:22:55.560 just talking about their political messaging basically so it does seem to be catching on

01:23:00.840 there is also a party that has existed i think since 2016 called japan first

01:23:06.220 and uh this is uh what this guy is saying for 20 years we have been fighting against the chinese

01:23:11.580 the koreans and more recently the kurds if foreigners infringe on japan's interests it's only natural

01:23:16.580 that we fight them it's funny how various parties in japan and israel that are sort of like centrist

01:23:21.540 not even that controversial if they were in britain they would be proscribed terror groups

01:23:26.020 yeah exactly like this should be a totally sensible conversation being able to stand up for your own

01:23:31.000 ethnic people should be a given it shouldn't make you an investigation by your intelligence services

01:23:37.720 disenfranchised arrested uh just for talking about it yeah for wanting less rapes and machete attacks

01:23:43.620 you shouldn't be put on a watch list but sorry to be the bearer of bad news because everyone holds

01:23:48.500 up japan as one of the the case studies of here is a country that didn't get multiculturalism and is

01:23:54.240 successful and it was and now it's going to become less successful because they're importing in people

01:24:00.420 that of course all the problems in europe and north america and it's not going to be good for them

01:24:05.400 and hopefully they can stop it in much the same way that other attempts have been made but uh i don't

01:24:13.560 hold out any hope because unfortunately lots of ngos are holding money over them to impose this upon

01:24:20.360 the japanese people and so it seems like they're going to be in the same camp as the rest of us

01:24:24.280 thanks for that josh you're welcome i want to go take myself to a certain forest now do we have

01:24:30.940 video comments sam we do have some rumble rants as well yes okay while we're loading those up i'll

01:24:35.440 quickly read these we shouldn't read that's the random names i'm afraid because that might get us

01:24:39.020 in trouble the first one uh yes the second one's fine okay pedie pie used to live in england before

01:24:45.540 moving there he clearly went to raise his children in peace and safety as i'm planning on doing the same

01:24:50.280 but these and he's worried me get it together japan yes uh i think pedie pie also lived in brighton

01:24:57.440 yeah anywhere he lived in he lived in brighton and in 2020 there was a video that he released

01:25:02.780 where he made a joke about sweden um suffering from mass migration so whether whether or not

01:25:08.740 obviously he's had a lot of controversies in the past regarding jokes that he's made i do i do think

01:25:14.160 that there is a a part of him that he sincerely feels that feels about that he would not speak

01:25:19.180 seriously about i think he's on my youtube channel yeah i think i think he is in one way or another

01:25:24.620 our guy uh i bet the dnc has their best lawyers trying to figure out how they can legally charge

01:25:30.520 jeff rfk junior sorry for abandoning a dead bear in central park i don't doubt that they're not all

01:25:36.380 the other offenses that go on in central park these days due to the new migrant population

01:25:39.620 engine 69 says japan needs some world war ii era japanese policemen i don't know anything about

01:25:46.120 that maybe not saying it maybe not unit 731 that would be yeah that'd be pretty that'd be

01:25:51.240 pretty brutal just deport uh i'm at the point where i'd gladly live in a nation afflicted with

01:25:56.960 earthquakes tsunamis and volcanoes and suffer any more diversity and wokeness they need to stop this

01:26:01.320 before they join us at least one of those is a weather event and the other one is a government

01:26:05.700 policy choice but anyway um let's crack on with the video comments from cs cooper

01:26:09.700 hey dan i can't claim to know how it goes in england but in australia you only pay capital gains tax

01:26:19.640 on real estate that is specifically an investment property if you sell your primary residence it

01:26:26.640 doesn't matter how much the value increases you don't you don't have to pay capital gains tax

01:26:31.680 so is it different in england i think australia has a very unique uh legal framework about property

01:26:38.840 ownership it's quite it's got a very different uh way of doing things compared to europe and north

01:26:45.660 america i remember watching um someone a lecturer talk about this sort of thing i don't know why i was

01:26:51.180 looking at property law in australia but you know i'm a boring person no interesting uh we'll try and

01:26:57.300 get dan to have a look at that someone should if you're watching type in the discord and go tell dan

01:27:01.800 on with the next one

01:27:02.780 people will accept short-term suffering when working towards some greater vision

01:27:09.240 starmer's told us how bad britain is and asked us to accept short-term pain for long-term good

01:27:14.780 but he forgot to tell us how great britain will be after he builds back better

01:27:19.400 so tell me what is it about starmer's vision for the uk that makes you willing to accept this

01:27:25.260 short-term pain nothing the entire goal is complete demographic replacement until we resemble some

01:27:32.100 sort of airport lounge where everyone can come and go as they please i would just like starmer to

01:27:36.460 accelerate the decline of the uk to such an extent that we can turn things around politically before

01:27:43.440 we're an ethnic minority in our own country yeah well if you had a snap election about two weeks ago

01:27:48.320 reform would have won at least 100 seats the problem is are they going to do anything with it um

01:27:52.280 find out later i don't know about that i suppose because i'm not encouraged yet but we'll see on

01:27:58.860 with the next one i got a dreadful fear this november no matter what happens in the republic

01:28:04.900 neither side will accept the result if trump gets in of course the opposition will view this as hitler

01:28:09.240 three back and ready for vengeance no way they'll see it as legitimate meanwhile of course if kamala

01:28:14.740 wins this is of course the least popular presidential candidate in the primaries and the least popular

01:28:18.540 presidency in recent memory and after the kerfafels in 2020 there's no way that'll be viewed as

01:28:23.660 legitimate either let's not forget that the punic wars which felled carthage were literally started

01:28:28.240 over a bar fight in neutral territory empires have burned over less i think now that you've got

01:28:34.640 silicon valley bros and a sort of democrat coalition backing trump that actually the backlash if he wins

01:28:41.640 is going to be significantly less than it would have been at least pre-assassination i just don't know

01:28:47.240 how much trump is going to be able to get accomplished before the midterms if he does

01:28:50.960 sweep the house the senate and the presidency hopefully puts the right people in the right

01:28:55.340 place at this time that's why vance was selected and if there is any sort of violence then you're

01:29:00.000 already prepared with your mad max cars that's true quite to be very safe right um oh there we go

01:29:06.620 a gentleman's observations of swindon chapter 25 i breath on angle scotty the thane of this pig hill

01:29:14.180 and fortified with title deeds attested signed and sealed guaranteeing me this audience and my

01:29:19.240 friends and family fair all sorts of wisdom and poems which are neither mine nor theirs hob what

01:29:24.840 about that chalky down i ask him with a glance with the romans and the saxons and william de valence

01:29:30.380 have it just as you've a mind to bat as we walk through marsh and loam and whatever you may think

01:29:36.120 of it i'm proud to call it home i do think it's terrible i'm glad you like living here i'm glad i

01:29:42.720 don't i i also respect the 25 uh video comment epic and then ending it with a poem reviewing it that's

01:29:49.740 some great work and i have really enjoyed learning about swindon and you know it has made living

01:29:54.740 in the center of swindon which is basically little india uh a bit more bearable yeah well well done on

01:30:01.340 your dedication to learning about your your particular part of the homeland also people have

01:30:05.420 tried their hand at poetry around the office you might be able to read it soon so that'd be

01:30:08.540 interesting spoilers yes anyway uh is that it for the video comment samson yes there's a big thumbs

01:30:13.500 up thank you sir right some website comments before we uh we head off in about five minutes uh north

01:30:17.740 fc zoomer josh comparing notting hill carnival attendees to zombies is actually very offensive to

01:30:22.020 the zombies if any zombies are watching i'm sorry well at least they don't just leave their

01:30:25.580 wastes in the street uh omar award no popular leader has ever complained about having too much public

01:30:30.120 support it's a spiteful admission he has no approval but it's going to do it anyway well quite this is

01:30:34.920 where he's bounding up all of his methods of governance in constitutional changes extra

01:30:39.560 quangos he's even going to set a government independent board to regulate football this is

01:30:44.540 the entire point of the blair project is to set politics on rails by taking them out of the realm

01:30:48.680 of the public debate you know migration numbers are set by the migration advisory committee which

01:30:52.400 is populated by ngos and the daughters of lords and the like there's absolutely no way to

01:30:56.360 have a say over it unless you disband all of these institutions and i don't think reform's

01:31:01.040 wised up to that well yeah if i was in government and this is if i ever get anywhere near it this is

01:31:06.260 why i'm going to mysteriously fall down a cliff i would just seize all of the assets of the ngos

01:31:11.340 immediately yeah well this is not being funny i mean trust tried to tweak at the margins and they

01:31:15.420 deposed her within 40 days so you need serious body armor and balls to be able to do this and i don't

01:31:22.020 see anyone willing to do that yet that's even close to becoming pm uh brian tomlinson good last name

01:31:27.600 secure is admitting he has just passed the baton of mediocrity things will only get bitter

01:31:31.980 very clever sir

01:31:33.480 80s version that's how harry dances when he's on canal street um arizona desert rat i dance all

01:31:41.300 day every day the way like a white guy speaking of the white people aren't integrating if they're

01:31:46.680 native they shouldn't be integrating ah yes but have you considered we've completely transmogrified

01:31:50.300 your country into an ideological project and we've defined you out of being your own countryman

01:31:53.880 uh harry that's doing something else uh yeah sure chase ball the trump administration is actually

01:31:59.440 really pursuing unity by picking up big democratic slash left-wing endorsements first rfk now tulsi

01:32:04.720 gabber the democrats can scream about division all they want but trump is genuinely unifying people

01:32:08.700 and that terrifies them yeah that's a good point um kevin fox rfk has stepped down but in red and

01:32:15.020 swing states the democrat demoprats sorry i see what you did there i've refused to remove him from the

01:32:19.960 ballot he has however been removed from the ballot in all blue states if that's true that's interesting

01:32:24.740 but also i still i do still think that rfk's voter base was probably taking more from trump than

01:32:29.600 kamala harris because he is very much an anti-establishment candidate really whether or not

01:32:36.300 he's got the um kennedy name attached to him omar awad it used to be the case that the winning

01:32:41.680 presidential candidate would take their opponent as vp this accidental coalition of right normies and the

01:32:47.260 rejected left oddly feels like a return to that tradition yeah perhaps chase ball as a presidential

01:32:53.600 candidate we had to consider all of rfk's positions which is largely bad however as a member of the

01:32:59.200 trump administration whose jurisdiction will be specifically on his unique strengths that being

01:33:03.340 government assassination inquiry and the pharmaceutical industrial complex he is an incredible

01:33:08.060 ally and we should support this decision with everything we have got absolutely that's a fantastic

01:33:13.080 point finally from my segment harry josh and connor aka the lotus this is the lads lineup i do i do

01:33:19.080 enjoy this composition so there's an old adage that goes something like if you're 18 and not a

01:33:23.720 socialist then you have no heart if you're 40 and not a conservative you have no brain i think mark

01:33:28.420 zuckerberg just found his brain i think that's a product of sort of 20th century norms um it's often

01:33:33.320 misattributed to churchill ironically enough and also i suppose i've always been heartless then

01:33:37.900 resumably why don't you just press us with some comments about japan um jason k says japan seemed

01:33:47.200 to be a nation to look up to with regards to immigration levels and keeping their culture

01:33:51.060 intact but now it seems they're making the same mistakes as many western nations yeah they made an

01:33:55.480 economic mistake and it was leveraged in the same way that in you know after world war one and two

01:34:02.240 britain made a logistical mistake in that we relied too much on food imports and the united states

01:34:09.340 leveraged the destruction of our empire um arizona desert rat says hmm were they willing to deport the

01:34:15.300 criminals uh i think they're more willing actually i think they've got a better record than we do they

01:34:20.180 do yes i wonder if the sudden influx is outpacing the rate of deportation yeah almost certainly uh

01:34:27.680 michael says japan convenience stores are the greatest in the world very true they have a

01:34:32.500 fantastic quantity of snacks and lawson's let's end with garlic goblin tweeting tweeting commenting

01:34:37.680 probably from uh rhodesia i imagine uh please please japan don't do it just don't have a wonderful

01:34:44.060 country the love of all that's holy please don't ruin it that was exactly what i was thinking the

01:34:48.720 entire time wholeheartedly agree one last minute rumble rant from fleet lord at var five dollars saying

01:34:54.840 vance being picked as ancient news trump transition team now comprised of tulsi gabbard bobby jr don

01:35:00.440 jr eric trump vance and three others pretty powerful team yeah pretty good anyway i will be back in

01:35:06.380 about 25 minutes for thompson talks with ben habib which will be an interesting interview thank you very

01:35:11.040 much for a good episode gents if you're not watching that or you can watch it on catch up um watch it

01:35:15.660 after tomorrow's podcast which is back at one o'clock until then take care god bless and goodbye

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