as far hunt said it doesn't go as far as people think. for those in his surrey constituency, because of higher house prices and the rising cost of living, of higher house prices and the rising cost of living , the rising cost of living, the average home in the uk now costs around eight times the average income. it was half that in the 1990s. well, the chancellor told camilla tominey on gb news this morning that lower taxes will make a difference. the government is set to sanction individuals believed to be involved in a wave of chinese state backed cyber attacks, which saw hackers reportedly access millions of voters personal details. the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, is expected to warn mps tomorrow about escalating threats that he will blame beijing for. mi5 have also revealed the exponential increase in their investigations into chinese hacking. it comes after a report found that britain is unprepared for a large scale ransomware attack, due to what's been described as a lack of investment. the british museum was forced to close today as hundreds of

pro—palestine and environmental protesters gathered outside . protesters gathered outside. activists were seen waving banners and palestinian flags and shouting hands off the middle east! the group, calling itself the energy embargo for palestine, say that they will keep targeting the museum until it ends its £50 million partnership with the oil giant bp. and finally, if you've ever complained about slow service in a cafe or restaurant, complained about slow service in a cafe or restaurant , well, complained about slow service in a cafe or restaurant, well, your waiter may be able to get to your table slightly quicker than they're letting on today. hundreds of apron service staff surged through the streets of paris in the traditional cafe. racers wait, cafe waiters race difficult to say. contestants had to carry a classic french breakfast or coffee and pastry and a glass of water on a tray with just one hand and importantly, not spill a single drop. the race was first held in 1914, when waiters who took part in that challenge had to endure

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the show are doing saturdays at 8 good. it'd be 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. if everybody could 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in if everybody could 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in and everybody could 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in and watch oody could 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in and watch atiy could 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in and watch at 8 could 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in and watch at 8 pm! 8 pm, yeah. it's good. it'd be nice. in and watch at 8 pm. on tune in and watch at 8 pm. on saturdays. it's called the saturdays. it's called the saturday showdown. saturday night showdown. and i'm on of on it. okay, cool. a bit of a plug. are you watching gb? plug. why are you watching gb? >> we other news shows. >> we plug other gb news shows. all let's have quick all right, let's have a quick look the front pages then. so look at the front pages then. so the has russell group gets the times has russell group gets most from overseas. most of its fees from overseas. the telegraph china and russia behind slurs on princess. the guardian suspects to appear in court accused of moscow attack that left 137 dead. the sun has china hack attack on uk. the i news has uk's nuclear defence boost to protect against putin and finally, the daily star. the daily star joins the gold rush. noidea daily star joins the gold rush. no idea what that's about. and those were the front pages. so, leo, let's kick off with the front of the telegraph. >> so according to the government, china and russia are spreading slurs against the princess of wales. senior government figures fear that hostile are behind the hostile states are behind the spread of wild conspiracy

theories. and online rumours surrounding the princess's health. i mean, i know at least some of these wild conspiracy theories have come marmots , theories have come from marmots, but apparently china and russia are doing it as well to destabilise british society. i mean, unfortunately for china and russia, we don't have a society in britain anymore . we society in britain anymore. we just have a banal economic platform that people can come and leave as they choose and treat how they want. but yeah, apparently proof of apparently there's proof of bots, they said, they said an analysis of accounts, together that created a meghan markle twitter community found over 1000 highly connected, accounts that had tweeted more than 2.5 million times over a six month period. so that's , that's period. so that's, that's related to meghan markle. but we're seeing, you know, this this is the sort of the weaponization they've got, server warehouses in server farms and warehouses in russia with just people plugging away sending tweets away all day, sending tweets about it, which sounds like the ideal job for, for some people , ideal job for, for some people, to be honest, of amazing. to be honest, kind of amazing. >> someone sat a >> there's someone sat in a warehouse china the warehouse in china going the ring disappears minute.

ring disappears at one minute. 19. like a life, guys. 19. yeah, like get a life, guys. i mean, there has been, like you say, imply enough of, say, like you imply enough of, domestic of conspiracy domestic spreading of conspiracy theories organically. domestic spreading of conspiracy theo been organically. domestic spreading of conspiracy theo been i organically. domestic spreading of conspiracy theo been i wasanically. domestic spreading of conspiracy theo been i was on:ally. domestic spreading of conspiracy theobeen i was on my. i've been amazed i was on my podcast guys, she's podcast saying, guys, she's probably can stop probably just ill. can we stop doing ? because health doing this? because my health anxiety like, anxiety kicked in? i'm like, it's probably illness. it's probably just illness. absolutely everyone absolutely right. and everyone else oh, an else is going, oh, it's an affair and this awful stuff. affair and all this awful stuff. i pretty i think it has been pretty awful. think, paul? awful. what do you think, paul? >> is what the cold >> well, this is what the cold war looks like in 2024, isn't it? in a cold war now. it? we are in a cold war now. there's no about it. there's no two ways about it. much same. we were until much the same. we were up until about the very 90s, until about the very early 90s, until gorbachev into power. we gorbachev got in into power. we are in it now. it's china, iran and russia versus the west. and this is an ideal way to affect the way we communicate, because they know we're obsessed with this stuff. it's easy. i this stuff. it's very easy. i mean, interesting thing is mean, the interesting thing is you're absolutely right. we're doing our own sort of doing enough of our own sort of domestic , cold war type stuff. domestic, cold war type stuff. and this because, like and we know this because, like i've heard leo be accused of being part of the illuminati. i mean , a lot of time, i spent mean, a lot of time, i spent a lot of time with leo. i don't think he okay. he might well think he is okay. he might well be, he's hiding it really

be, but he's hiding it really well if he is. so we know that this, know, we know how this, you know, we know how easily get spread, even easily rumours get spread, even when not true , when we know they're not true, but suckered in by it. but we get suckered in by it. that's people like russia . that's why people like russia. >> really worried on this >> i'm really worried on this one. the normie. i'm one. that i'm the normie. i'm the one that is kate. that's obviously video. kate. well, obviously a video. kate. well, guys, what's wrong with you? i mean, and mean, i'm the normie, and i like, i'm a i'm anti no pure blood, no vaccine. think 2020 election was rigged. and then michelle a man and i'm election was rigged. and then mic normie. a man and i'm election was rigged. and then mic normie. what'sa man and i'm election was rigged. and then mic normie. what's happening. 'm the normie. what's happening. it's but do you it's ridiculous. but do you think, there's think, leo, that there's anything in this? is it a bit like the russia, russia, russia or the cambridge analytica? analytica that's analytica to analytica? that's another gary lineker just gets into everywhere. but like, is it like actually just a small amount of impact? because those things i thought they were massively all all massively overblown. all all that stuff. >> yeah. no, i think >> yeah. no, i mean, i think i think china and russia definitely do this and all definitely do do this and all kinds of nefarious, nefarious stuff on web. but i think stuff on the web. but i think governments the west could stuff on the web. but i think gov

most fun social media to be on because there's absolutely no rules whatsoever. and they're going fact checkers to going to use fact checkers to silence delist , you know, silence and delist, you know, accounts that don't, don't say the thing . but the problem the right thing. but the problem with that is, you know, if they use verify, bbc verify, use bbc verify, bbc verify, can't verify their own can't even verify their own sources. used iranian sources. they used an iranian funded source. >> it'll be a nightmare for telegram, where >> it'll be a nightmare for tele getn, where >> it'll be a nightmare for tele get all where >> it'll be a nightmare for tele get all your where >> it'll be a nightmare for tele get all your informationzre you get all your information about weapons. you get all your information about weapons . let's have about weapons. let's have a quick look at the front page of the times empire. >> yes. and russell group gets most its fees from overseas. most of its fees from overseas. so this is uk universities. the russell group is of the top universities within the uk. and it's reported here that a large percentage of their income now comes from overseas students. and it's you know it's having of course an effect because you know this do do how do we look at this. you know, because ever since tony blair said everybody should go to university. and that's the measure of success. every body has gone to university and they've crippled the country with debt, giving them endless degrees. about the

socialist or tourism and all the other isms that are no use to anybody else whatsoever. history of tampons, history of tampons that was a good one. to be fair, i got quite into that , but i i got quite into that, but i really can't figure out whether this is a good or bad. it was worth it, wasn't it? i had a go at a joke. yeah. we'll clip that bit later for your social media, but, i can't figure out whether this is a good or bad thing. we've we've created this industry now we need to prop up with foreign money. >> yeah, yeah, i mean, look, foreign students are up 50% in five years, domestic students on uk students, they lose 2500 a yeah uk students, they lose 2500 a year. will be 5000 by the end of the decade. it's all a big scam, isn't it? >> yeah. and also the incentive this this will push on the universities to provide universities to not provide places students , places for scottish students, for, british students for, for british students because this is already happening scotland . you know, happening in scotland. you know, where they say, we're going where they say, oh, we're going to scottish free to give scottish people free university they university places because they can't places. university places because they can't scottish places. university places because they can't scottish peoplezs. university places because they can't scottish people who there's scottish people who want to go to university that should be university that be going to university that can't so yeah, it's

can't go. so yeah, it's ridiculous. okay. >> that's the serious >> well that's the serious newspapers. about the newspapers. and what about the guardian? newspapers. and what about the guethe n? newspapers. and what about the guethe guardian suspects >> the guardian has a suspects appearin >> the guardian has a suspects appear in court accused of moscow attack that left 137 people dead. you can see one of them. there is a bandage over his ear. he had it cut off and was made to eat it because the police in russia are aren't quite as tightly regulated as the police over here. the russian press, you know, you can imagine the guardian would be like, oh my god, the police made him eat his ear. oh my god, this is terrible. why is nobody just just saying like diversity is a strength. you see strength. so yeah, you can see the obviously the other guy is obviously had a had bad night. a had a bad night. i've seen a footage of with electrodes footage of him with electrodes on which on his testicles, which unfortunately can't , we can't unfortunately we can't, we can't show. but yeah. this is show. but, but yeah. so this is also this this is the also i mean, this this is the whole thing has been been absolutely so putin's absolutely crazy. so putin's come said, it's come out and said, oh, it's definitely ukraine. though definitely ukraine. even though islamic state themselves have released videos released released videos or released photos proving that it was them and like, you know, saying, yeah, it's definitely us. they must furious. they must be absolutely furious. they can't get credit. they can't even get credit. they can't even get credit. they

can't screenwriting credit can't get screenwriting credit on yeah. and for balance, >> yeah. and just for balance, can i'm on the side can i just say i'm on the side of cutting people's can i just say i'm on the side of off cutting people's can i just say i'm on the side of off and cutting people's can i just say i'm on the side of off and putting people's can i just say i'm on the side of off and putting electrodes ears off and putting electrodes on like they're on their testicles like they're my guys. i agree with them. i just, just not their policies. just, i just not their policies. i just who they are. i just like who they are. >> a part of the testicle >> you a part of the testicle guys? yeah, yeah. guys? yeah yeah, yeah. >> non—cutting ear off >> i'm the non—cutting ear off side. go on paul. side. go on. go on paul. >> i mean, it's very >> well, i mean, it's very revealing putin it? revealing from putin isn't it? the psychopath, he has the guys are psychopath, he has to because guy . great guy. to be because guy. great guy. i mean, this is why we love him here, but the guy has to be a psychopath. he's. this is 133 dead. by the way, if this has happenedin dead. by the way, if this has happened in in our country or in the us or somewhere like that, there been there would have been a methodical, slow process of identifying. we wouldn't have known would have known too much. it would have gone the background. putin gone on in the background. putin within 15 minutes of this, within about 15 minutes of this, managed of the guys managed to get hold of the guys and find out they on and also find out they were on their way to ukraine, took their way back to ukraine, took way longer than that. way more way longer than that. >> and weren't going back >> and they weren't going back to of course they weren't. they >> of course they weren't. they weren't it. weren't like it. >> can't believe guys. >> i can't believe those guys. everybody's didn't everybody's like, why didn't they die if they're jihadists? because nobody shot them. because the russian security services and services are terrible. and probably russian probably most of the russian security services in ukraine

security services are in ukraine trying to shoot ukrainian men. for reason. it's for some reason. it's ridiculous. fleeing to ridiculous. they're fleeing to ukraine it's the closest ukraine because it's the closest border. wanted border. obviously, they wanted to of russia, but some to get out of russia, but some of that's been going of the stuff that's been going around, a picture sam around, there's a picture of sam hide, the american comedian that's photoshopped it onto somebody photoshopped it onto a ukrainian passport. people there is there . people have been is there. people have been saying, oh, look, this proves this proves that, know, it this proves that, you know, it was was ukrainians. that's a was it was ukrainians. that's a comedian that's obviously fake . comedian that's obviously fake. that's so it couldn't even that's so fake. it couldn't even be you can't make it be any like, you can't make it more hilarious than having more hilarious fake than having a comedian it, you know what more hilarious fake than having amean?ian it, you know what i mean? >> yeah. all right, i'll start. it's right, let's do it's funny. all right, let's do the like, —one the mirror in, like, —one minute. pubs call time, p.m. >> this is basically a story, nick, about pubs. they've got so few now they're few customers now they're actually at 8 pm. actually calling time at 8 pm. so this is a sad story. we don't use our pubs enough, nick. >> it's basically zoomers aren't drinking. is that right? well that's it. >> p- that's it. >> convert them to >> can we convert them to mosques have, like, you mosques or have, like, you know, half the as a mosque? yeah. half the pub as a mosque? yeah. >> great idea. progressive. thanks, is thanks, leah. all right. that is it part coming up it for part one. but coming up chinese just stop oil

chinese spies just stop oil

welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon , still here with the nick dixon, still here with the gammon combo of leo kearse . gammon combo of leo kearse. there he is i'm paul e cox. >> hey . >> hey. >> hey. >> yeah i just came up with poorly known i don't know why i regret it. let's see. the sun and a pro—palestine protesters have teamed up with just stop oil. maybe they could form a new group called just stop israel. >> paul, that's a scotsman. say jings crivens help me bob, but they never said that. oh they do. i know at least one of them does, pro—palestine protesters and eco zealots join forces to surround british museum as tourists bar from entering. well it is the weekend, nick, and we know what happens at the weekend, don't we? the protesters come out and they protest. they've protest. but what they've they've collaborated now and become this supernova of idiots. basically. i can't think of any

other. this is this is what we've got now, haven't we? they they can't make enough trouble on their own because we're all ignonng on their own because we're all ignoring them now. so they've come together like we've got to do something. you what do something. i'll tell you what we're do. we're going we're gonna do. we're going to stop getting into the stop tourists getting into the british museum. basically, stop tourists getting into the brit people eum. basically, stop tourists getting into the brit people that. basically, stop tourists getting into the brit people that. bpaid lly, stop tourists getting into the brit people that. bpaid to, the people that have paid to come to country and do come to this country and do those things have missed those sort of things have missed out us. yeah. out the rest of us. yeah. couldn't less. couldn't care less. >> a kind supergroup, couldn't care less. >> it?a kind supergroup, couldn't care less. >> it?a kirlike supergroup, couldn't care less. >> it?a kirlike whenrgroup, couldn't care less. >> it?a kirlike when sting», isn't it? it's like when sting came rod stewart isn't it? it's like when sting cam bryan rod stewart isn't it? it's like when sting cam bryan adams rod stewart isn't it? it's like when sting cam bryan adams forlod stewart isn't it? it's like when sting cam bryan adams forlod sall/art isn't it? it's like when sting cam bryan adams forlod sall for and bryan adams for the all for love 1993. it's much like that, but don't. it's optics for but i don't. it's bad optics for palestine, isn't for the palestine, isn't it, for the palestine, isn't it, for the palestine because let's palestine cause. because let's be we looked at it be honest, if we looked at it dispassionately, cause dispassionately, their cause is kind winning court kind of winning in the court of pubuc kind of winning in the court of public like public opinion, whether you like it not. and is not it or not. yeah. and this is not going help them, especially going to help them, especially because can we really in because what can we really do in britain anyway? domestically because what can we really do in britain ireallyl? domestically because what can we really do in britain ireallyl? donany cally because what can we really do in britain ireallyl? donany sense. because what can we really do in britéthinkallyl? donany sense. because what can we really do in britéthink allyl is)on any sense. because what can we really do in britéthinkallyl is actually ense. because what can we really do in britéthinkallyl is actually bad. so i think this is actually bad for because everyone for them because everyone hates just oil, whereas palestine just stop oil, whereas palestine has sympathy at the has a lot of sympathy at the moment the world. moment in the world. >> i'm not sure that >> yeah, i'm not sure that everybody's lot sympathy >> yeah, i'm not sure that evethe)dy's lot sympathy >> yeah, i'm not sure that evethe anti—israel sympathy >> yeah, i'm not sure that evethe anti—israel protesters.' >> yeah, i'm not sure that eknow anti—israel protesters.' >> yeah, i'm not sure that eknow adon't,'ael protesters.' >> yeah, i'm not sure that eknow adon't,'ael |alsosters.' >> yeah, i'm not sure that eknow adon't,'ael |also iters.' i know i don't, and also it just shows you know, both, both shows that, you know, both, both organisations have lost all focus of what their what their core issue is. i mean , hamas are

core issue is. i mean, hamas are not a low carbon organisation. they are an organisation revolved around using weapons and, you know, all kinds of wheeled vehicles and burning diesel and things like that. >> and that's the thing about them, isn't it? yes >> well net zero. >> well net zero. >> well net zero. >> well you could i mean, if you just stop oil, i mean it's all ideologically motivated. just stop should love any stop oil should, should love any military it military action because it reduces people's carbon footprint to zero, but also it just shows , you know, just stop just shows, you know, just stop oil, you know, for a fact they'll be in favour of open borders when if you bring somebody into the uk from somewhere like sierra leone, their carbon footprint goes up exponentially. goes like exponentially. it goes up like 150 times. they're obviously 150 times. so they're obviously not actually motivated by reducing they're reducing carbon. they're motivated by something else. and i think it's spreading communism. >> yeah. and you make a good point actually that the palestine protesters kind of palestine protesters are kind of hated they disrupt hated because they disrupt things but palestine things in london. but palestine itself, objectively itself, i'm just objectively looking at not saying my looking at i'm not saying my view be kind of winning view seems to be kind of winning the public opinion the battle of public opinion versus the moment, or versus israel at the moment, or it's close. >> think in the noisy >> but i think in the noisy

young who social young people who are on social media sort of media a lot, it's sort of winning. but think in the sort winning. but i think in the sort of, you know, majority, of, you know, sensible majority, we're of, know, we're still sort of, you know, in civilisation. in favour of civilisation. >> there's funny >> okay. well, there's a funny little extra detail that just stop pushing their new stop oil are pushing their new youth after youth demand strategy after emitting their two white and middle guess who's middle class. and guess who's working that? it's olive, so . working on that? it's olive, so. that's let's do the mirror. and shamima begum is back in the news again. i think i need to call her pr agent. yeah, yeah . call her pr agent. yeah, yeah. >> so notorious isis bride. that's, that's the mirror's word. not not mine. i don't think she's notorious at all. i think she's notorious at all. i think she's notorious at all. i think she's lovely, isis bride shamima begum is just one of 19 british women being held at a detention camp in syria. has been reported, according to the mail on sunday, the al—roj camp for isis women and children is currently to home 19 british females and 35 of their children. it's the first time a definite figure has emerged from the camps, and they provide access a secular education, access to a secular education, but found that many of the but they found that many of the mothers are still trying to

indoctrinate their youngsters into extremist ideologies, and they return to they also want to return back to they also want to return back to the uk with those youngsters that they've indoctrinated into extremist ideologies , which extremist ideologies, which sounds, hey, fantastic. i mean, we've all got 40,000 islamists on watch lists in the we can on watch lists in the uk. we can we can add few more hundred we can add a few more hundred thousand that. what's what's thousand to that. what's what's the that? but the problem with that? but anyway, woman wadjda anyway, this this woman wadjda rashid leeds , admitted now rashid from leeds, admitted now she regrets having the she she regrets having left the uk syria with her husband uk for syria with her husband who up arms with who took up arms with the insurgents yet now that insurgents in 2015. yet now that they lost a bit of isis one, she'd delighted her big she'd be delighted in her big mansion, right? she'd be delighted in her big ma right. right? she'd be delighted in her big ma right. yeah. amazing >> right. yeah. it's amazing these begum stuff these this shamima begum stuff just runs runs and she looks just runs and runs and she looks amazing the the article. amazing in the in the article. like looking incredible like she was looking incredible like sunglasses. she's like designer sunglasses. she's like designer sunglasses. she's like called like looks maxing. it's called on but also on youtube. but also who's funding think she's funding her i always think she's got designer clothes and got this designer clothes and you know she gets a bbc podcast series. someone seems want to series. someone seems to want to push yeah, push the shamima agenda. yeah, but even a real but and this isn't even a real story. is a of a non story. this is a bit of a non story. this is a bit of a non story. it's kind of just an update on shamima getting update on how shamima is getting on. like a reality show on. it's like a reality show with shamima. >> it's an issue. >> but we know it's an issue. it's a huge issue. we know it's

an issue because this is the mirror this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if you this i don't an issue because this is the mirr0|if you accidentally n't know if you accidentally reported these islamist reported that these islamist extremists reported that these islamist extremiand, and been taught how britain and, and been taught how to somewhere else out to do so somewhere else are out there waiting back. there and waiting to come back. but what this but that's exactly what this story and this is story does for me. and this is in the mirror. so the mirror here, who were definitely part of that are buying the of the gang that are buying the designer someone designer glasses for someone like up in, to like begum to dress up in, to look westernised as possible look as westernised as possible to ingratiate herself back in my, on her always my, my opinion on her always sways. i'm never. i'm never too sure whether she should be kicked out because she was a british citizen and therefore we have of duty have some sort of we're duty bound. however, once you go out of and you're of the country and you're against do against a country, are you? do you that citizenship? you renege on that citizenship? i know where i really don't know where i stand this, but at the end of stand on this, but at the end of the if there's 19, 19 women the day, if there's 19, 19 women and and they're going to and 35 kids and they're going to have 35 kids they're going have 35 kids and they're going to 35 kids, we've got to have 35 kids, we've got a huge problem coming our way. if we the gate up. we just open the gate up. >> and also how come we >> yeah. and also how come we can begum, who was can ban shamima begum, who was born can't born in britain, but we can't ban who weren't born ban the people who weren't born in that coming in britain that are coming across . i don't across illegally. i don't understand, you know, understand, like, you know, if they're allowed in, you they're not allowed in, you

know, a khan shamima know, what is a ban khan shamima just something that just get on something that floats here anyway. floats and come here anyway. good floats and come here anyway. gocyeah. yeah. by the way >> yeah. yeah. and by the way when the mirror, they're when you say the mirror, they're not literally funding just we not literally funding just so we can up for any kind of. can clear it up for any kind of. no. because you know, we're always these always in trouble these days. yes. we don't know. we don't know the sunglasses. know who bought the sunglasses. >> not doing >> they're not they're not doing well fund to buy well enough to fund to buy a pair sunglasses. pair of sunglasses. >> look cool. >> they look cool. >> they look cool. >> i'm paid to say silly things. yes. >> satirical content. let's do the times and jobcentres will partner nhs the partner with the nhs to get the sick back to work. this is genius. two of the genius. putting two of the country's worst performing institutions country's worst performing instlike ons country's worst performing instlike times minus numbers. >> paul. another supernova of idiots. partner idiots. jobcentres will partner with sick back to with nhs to get sick back to work. labour says this is less liz kendall and she said reducing the 9.3 million long term economically inactive adults would be critical for a starmer government. it's critical for any government to be honest, but it says down here that long time sickness has increased by 700,000 since the pandemic. i know this statistic because i see the news cycle a lot. that's 700,000 people didn't start result of the

didn't start as a result of the pandemic. it was enhanced by that. it started in 2019, a significant number of that. so they're using a statistic to make a point here and they're using it incorrectly. i believe one thing i would say, though, is this is the last thing the nhs needs. it's entirely i don't know if it's underfunded . to say know if it's underfunded. to say the nhs is underfunded is i don't think it's a bit of a don't i think it's a bit of a misnomer. it's probably got more money than needs. it's money than it ever needs. it's just money is used terribly just the money is used terribly and the last thing need is and the last thing they need is another do that list. >> yeah, okay. a terrible >> yeah, okay. it's a terrible system, the jobcentre system, the there often the people working there often not qualified not the best qualified themselves, kind of disinterested . whole disinterested. the whole place is nightmare. said she is a nightmare. she said she wants kendall said she wants liz. kendall said she wants liz. kendall said she wants longer wants to make it. no longer a place fear. i don't know place of fear. but i don't know how they're going do no how they're going to do that. no one's managed do it yet, but one's managed to do it yet, but maybe will tougher on maybe labour will get tougher on all kind of thing than the all this kind of thing than the tories can tories because they can politically away with a lot politically get away with a lot more when to things more when it comes to things like nhs and getting people like the nhs and getting people back on. what do back to work and so on. what do you think? >> certainly hearing >> yeah, we're certainly hearing those from keir those noises from from keir starmer. the, the starmer. but i mean the, the reality know, reality is that, you know, for a few years had this thing few years we had this thing

called austerity, which wasn't austerity we're austerity at all. we're still being to hilt. the being taxed to the hilt. and the government splurging loads government was splurging loads of completely pointless of money on completely pointless stuff. years, you stuff. but for a few years, you know, they checking know, they were checking people's applications. now they don't, know, that don't, you know, now that austerity ended. why austerity has ended. this is why this there's been this this is why there's been this huge people long huge rise in people on long terms it's so easy terms sick. because it's so easy to can just get signed to do. you can just get signed off doctor and then, you off by your doctor and then, you know, signed by your know, get signed off by your work then get all these work and, and then get all these benefits. and would benefits. and so why would people work? people in people work? i know people in scotland are waiting to scotland people are waiting to school see the benefit school with who see the benefit system to be, to be system as a career to be, to be worked, be gamed. you know, worked, to be gamed. you know, you diagnosed you get yourself diagnosed with whatever. take whatever. you know, you take your the doctors your kids around the doctors until them diagnosed until you can get them diagnosed with to get extra , with whatever to get extra, extra and we've got an extra stuff. and we've got an incredibly generous incredibly benefit, generous benefit . and we need to benefit system. and we need to we need to it. afuera. we we need to slash it. afuera. we need to. >> do you think they'll get actually tougher actually we'll get tougher laboun actually we'll get tougher labour. they just spend actually we'll get tougher labou of they just spend actually we'll get tougher labou of moneyy just spend actually we'll get tougher labou of money liket spend actually we'll get tougher labou of money like they nd actually we'll get tougher labou of money like they always loads of money like they always do? what think? do? what do we think? >> will have to in >> i think they will have to in order to achieve i think i think the tories just know the tories just don't know how to all they to tory anymore. so all they have come in, they just have have to come in, they just have to in be slightly tory. to come in and be slightly tory.

yeah. you know they can make yeah. and you know they can make a of people happy. a lot of people happy. >> could go that route >> they could go that route because got the civil >> they could go that route becauseactually got the civil >> they could go that route becauseactually ont the civil >> they could go that route becauseactually on theircivil >> they could go that route becauseactually on their side. service actually on their side. you starmer come in you know starmer could come in and very tough and would just be very tough on and would just be very tough on a number things. you a number of things. and you know. or, or he know. yeah. yeah. or, or he could ultra woke and destroy could go ultra woke and destroy the see. let's the country. let's see. let's have a look the times. and have a look at the times. and china been accused china has been accused of a malign electoral malign attack on our electoral commission. the commission. kind of begs the question, such thing commission. kind of begs the qu�*ation, such thing commission. kind of begs the qua benign such thing commission. kind of begs the qua benign attack,jch thing commission. kind of begs the qua benign attack, leo? thing commission. kind of begs the qua benign attack, leo? butig as a benign attack, leo? but anyway. yeah, yeah. >> so china, ministers >> so this is china, ministers will accuse china a malign will accuse china of a malign attack britain's democratic attack on britain's democratic institutions accessed institutions after it accessed the details of 40 the personal details of 40 million in a on the million voters in a hack on the election which election watchdog, which i should imagine is every voter pretty in the uk , so this pretty much in the uk, so this cyber attack happened in august 2021, but wasn't identified until october 2022. so i guess that gave them time to, you know, extract out all the i don't even know, you know, the full details of what data they've got. they'll have data on me. i'm a registered on me. i'm a i'm a registered voter. so you know, i don't know how much information that is . how much information that is. >> they do have who you voted for. that's the main yeah for. that's the main thing. yeah i bought it for si king ping,

but, actually , it's probably the but, actually, it's probably the best option on the ballot right now. sure, you get stuff done, but people are saying, oh, this is they're doing this malign >> they're doing this malign attack. that countries >> they're doing this malign attac each that countries >> they're doing this malign attac each other that countries >> they're doing this malign attac each other forat countries >> they're doing this malign attac each other for allountries >> they're doing this malign attac each other for all kindszs >> they're doing this malign attac each other for all kinds of hack each other for all kinds of data all the hack each other for all kinds of data who's all the hack each other for all kinds of data who's at all the hack each other for all kinds of data who's at fault all the hack each other for all kinds of data who's at fault here the hack each other for all kinds of data who's at fault here is; time. who's at fault here is british cybersecurity , because british cybersecurity, because we didn't stop this hack from occurring allowed to occurring and allowed it to continue for, over a year. continue for, for over a year. it's ridiculous. continue for, for over a year. it's i idiculous. continue for, for over a year. it's! never»us. continue for, for over a year. it's! never understand why continue for, for over a year. it's i never understand why they >> i never understand why they report it either. you know, we're in a cold war, and i said this earlier, i wasn't joking. we in cold and then we are in a cold war, and then we report mean, we we just report on. i mean, we just this when we we just report on. i mean, we just genuinely this when we we just report on. i mean, we just genuinely ats when we we just report on. i mean, we just genuinely at war|en we we just report on. i mean, we just genuinely at war as well. were genuinely at war as well. you imagine imagine during you imagine you imagine during the 40s if the times just reported all our failings in security, it would be ridiculous. so there are certain things i think we probably could keep ourselves, no matter keep to ourselves, no matter who's government . keep to ourselves, no matter who's government. it who's in government. it all becomes political because who's in government. it all bec�*idea! political because who's in government. it all bec�*idea of political because who's in government. it all bec�*idea of this olitical because who's in government. it all bec�*idea of this is, ical because who's in government. it all bec�*idea of this is, ical know, ;e the idea of this is, you know, it's a tory problem. it's a it's a tory problem. therefore the tories should fix it labour in. if it it when labour come in. if it happens, we'll probably get it hushed for but look, hushed up for a bit. but look, we a, we are in a cold we are in a, we are in a cold war and we talk about these things regularly as if it's the

first time it's ever happened. like been. like china have always been. our friends. pretended friends. china have pretended to be for time, be our friends for a long time, but they've been on the but they've always been on the other of the iron curtain. other side of the iron curtain. >> kind wonder we're >> i kind of wonder if we're doing there and we doing the same over there and we just don't hear about as just don't hear about it. and as you say, yeah, they've sort of called out partly. called this out partly. apparently sort of name apparently it's to sort of name and shame and attribute it and shame them and attribute it in public way. but the in a very public way. but the china care that. china actually care about that. they'll like, yeah, they'll probably be like, yeah, it doing that. yeah. it was we are doing that. yeah. what i don't all right. it was we are doing that. yeah. whatis don't all right. it was we are doing that. yeah. whatis dofor all right. it was we are doing that. yeah. whatis dofor part all right. it was we are doing that. yeah. whatis dofor part two. right. it was we are doing that. yeah. whatis dofor part two. but1t. that is it for part two. but coming bullying coming up bullying domestic violence and

welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the guardian . and bullies do the guardian. and bullies do prosper. perhaps that explains the left's tactics over recent years, paul. >> well, might just do, playground bullies do prosper and go on to earn more in middle age. a five decade uk study finds that aggression at school leads to better paying jobs , leads to better paying jobs, while those with emotional instability went on to earn

less. i mean, it's evolution isn't it? this is the survival of the fittest. i mean, we've spent many times, many years, should i say , trying to force should i say, trying to force kindness on people and saying it's kindness that wins the day. and then they watch things like, you know, dragons den or whatever it is, and it's not kindness that makes money. yeah, it is. it is brutality . it is it is. it is brutality. it is desire. it'sjust it is. it is brutality. it is desire. it's just all these things, these bullies. i'm not saying that bullies are good, right? i was bullied, but when i realised that, you know, that's how you got money. i became the bully i turned it bully myself. i turned it around. know, you've got to. around. you know, you've got to. you've learn, haven't you've got to learn, haven't you? to your you? you've got to take your rags riches. exactly. rags to riches. exactly. yeah. so started, know, so i started, you know, obviously picking on girls much younger than because was younger than me because that was a but you know, i'm a lot easier. but you know, i'm not. this story is supposed to say that bullies are bad, but they go to win. of course they go on to win. of course they go on to win. of course they do. of course do . they do. of course they do. >> it is a bit depressing as a more sort of sensitive, you know, person. do know, just good person. i do find that the bullies find it a pity that the bullies sort win. this says

sort of win. this says like bullying and temper outbursts. let's not mix those two together. no temper outbursts. what the bully what you do when the bully pushes far and you just pushes you too far and you just kill everyone. that's victim blaming, obviously satirical content earlier. content and gone earlier. >> because i know you're >> yeah, because i know you're fond one but yeah, fond of one of them, but yeah, i just feel like, you know, we've had for the last years we've had for the last 20 years we've been eliminate been trying to eliminate bullying been trying to eliminate bullyi|you know, we're we're think, you know, we're we're stopping leaders stopping the leaders of the future. stopping those future. we're stopping those those would on and those people who would go on and become , know, the alphas, become, you know, the alphas, the yeah. yeah. who the putins. yeah. yeah. who maybe not the putin's, but i mean, no, he did have quite a gilded career. you he's gilded career. you know, he's not later later stages aren't not is later later stages aren't aren't so great. but yeah like paul says, it's nature's way . paul says, it's nature's way. and if you want people to succeed, let all of our succeed, let, let all of our heroes were bullies. succeed, let, let all of our herand vere bullies. succeed, let, let all of our herand alex 3ullies. succeed, let, let all of our herand alex ferguson in >> and alex ferguson in football, hero of football, probably a hero of yours. the hairdryer treatment. that being kind and considerate. >> that's true, that's true. i mean, that was that was more of a temper outburst. but yeah, i mean, if you look at world leaders, you probably say trump perhaps potential to be leaders, you probably say trump prbitaps potential to be leaders, you probably say trump p

so maybe you do want a bully as a world leader. >> rishi would >> maybe rishi would be the friend of the bully, telling him, you always get him, you know, you always get the guy who's like, you the little guy who's like, you know, possibly. know, get him. yeah, possibly. >> i doubt our our great leader would that, i don't want would do that, i don't want greatly like ten greatly for another like ten andrew to do with him. greatly for another like ten andre good to do with him. greatly for another like ten andre good point, to do with him. greatly for another like ten andre good point, i) do with him. greatly for another like ten andre good point, i meantth him. greatly for another like ten andre good point, i meant mao.1. yeah. good point, i meant mao. all right, let's do the times and campaigners are trying to convince police scotland that domestic abuse is on the same level as terrorism. maybe they can hate on the can get the hate monster on the case later. >> yeah. campaigners , >> yeah, yeah. so campaigners, want police scotland to create this force to this dedicated task force to drive down abuse against women and girls, which is a is a great idea. they've compared it to terrorism though domestic violence to terrorism. but nobody's beating their nobody's like beating their spouse, to achieve the emancipate nation of biafra. you know, it's you know, it's an unrelated it's an unrelated thing or, you know, you're not going to find out that your wife is actually been doing all this because she's a sleeper cell for isis. so this this is silly. and also it's going to be difficult,

it's to be difficult to it's going to be difficult to achieve, a couple of achieve, like for a couple of reasons. one is that in police, in law in scotland that in the new law in scotland that was brought through the hate crime act, sex, biological sex isn't recognised as a protected characteristic . so if somebody's characteristic. so if somebody's being targeted because they're female, such as in domestic violence, then the police can't recognise that and see it as a contributing factor, which it seems absolutely ridiculous to me given the, you know, women and girls are the major victims of that kind of violence. >> can i just check you on that, though? are because though? are they? because i watched this not really controversial. i watched this film a while ago. the red pill. i cassie, wasn't i think it was cassie, wasn't it? went on this journey it? and she went on this journey where became she was where she became she was a feminist and sort became feminist and she sort of became a rights activist by the a men's rights activist by the end it. but in film, it's end of it. but in the film, it's like said that actually men like it said that actually men are quite often quite high are quite often in quite high numbers, domestic numbers, victims of domestic violence, they have violence, but they don't have any one's allowed any shelters. no one's allowed to shut down. >> but go back to the last >> but to go back to the last story, know, some story, you know, like some people get bullied and, you know, need to just toughen know, you need to just toughen up, but you up, okay? i'm sorry, but you just you're a man. come

just take if you're a man. come on, a man. go lift some weights. >> i see all right. sure. oh, anything more sensitive? >> mean, very, >> well, i mean, it's a very, very serious subject. all three of here are aware of that, of us here are aware of that, but undermine own but they undermine their own argument every time. argument every single time. well, do is lock it well, they try and do is lock it onto a phrase. what's more serious domestic violence? serious than domestic violence? terrorism so, terrorism and but by doing so, they entirely the they entirely undermine the thing to protect. thing they're trying to protect. and they it. and i don't know why they do it. just just talk about just talk. just talk about domestic about domestic violence and talk about it way that everybody else it in a way that everybody else feels talk about feels like they can talk about it. all men don't feel it. so we all men don't feel like that. are the like that. they are the perpetrator of domestic perpetrator of all domestic violence us all violence and just get us all involved. don't tie it to terrorism. >> yeah. and concern oh just go on. >> well yeah. just also the campaigners, they're bound to be these sort of blue haired lefties who insist on open borders and bringing in loads and from the and loads of people from the middle east and places like that, with some pretty medieval attitudes women . so, you attitudes to, to women. so, you know, they're, they're of know, they're, they're sort of defeating purpose there. >> that's a point. although there. >> allegedly point. although there. >> allegedly coming1t. although there. >> allegedly coming from though it's allegedly coming from a conservative we've conservative msp. but as we've seen, conservatives are often woke woke. woke alicia kearns woke. >> i take back everything >> yeah, i take back everything i just said. i just made

>> yeah, i take back everything ijust said. i just made up an i just said. i just made up an opinion based on headline . opinion based on the headline. >> what else is wrong? >> what we're paid to do. >> what we're paid to do. >> though ? i mean, >> what else though? i mean, there i mean, it's very there is i mean, it's a very serious topic, you say. they serious topic, as you say. they also want coercive behaviour to be with physical be put on a par with physical violence. i'm bit worried violence. i'm a bit worried about because anyone about that because anyone can get like get accused of that. even like friends walsh friends like like sean walsh when that thing, he when he was in that thing, he got of that and he got accused of that and he obviously hadn't so obviously hadn't done it. so that abused. that's a that can be abused. that's a very subjective tum. >> comes in during >> the producer comes in during the and uses it because the break and uses it because coercive you to coercive behaviour to get you to step game step your game up. >> right. step your game up. >> well right. step your game up. >> well i right. step your game up. >> well i think right. step your game up. >> well i think the right. step your game up. >> well i think the biggest thing make thing would be make housing cheaper so that people can afford partners. afford to leave their partners. and easier to leave a bad situation. >> good point. let's do the telegraph a story that telegraph now with a story that reminds phrase. reminds me of that old phrase. tune drop and shear sheep. >> pull that old, that old phrasing. 60s. the teenagers ditching uni to become stonemasons, sheep shearers and fishermen . now this. this is fishermen. now this. this is primarily focusing on one person, which is, gen z, katie gardner from castle douglas in scotland . i'm not sure where scotland. i'm not sure where thatis scotland. i'm not sure where that is in scotland. sounds lovely. oh you do, is it nice?

oh yeah. it's nice because it could be councillor state, could be a councillor state, couldn't it? >> it's m- >> oh, it's bound to be a council estate, but it's also quite nice. >> nothing wrong a council >> nothing wrong with a council estate. i grew up one, estate. so i grew up on one, just operates just in case. operator operates on metric, but but on a different, metric, but but what she's saying here is that she, instead of going to uni and studying something ridiculous, she gets to shear sheep for £1.20 per sheep. now that's fine. if you're a teenager and you've got no bills to pay, and all you want to buy is vape and new blue hair dye. but if you if you literally have to pay bills and, and put shelter over you, over your head, that's not going to work. i don't think that's gone. >> you can shear a sheep very quickly. >> you've got to shear a lot of sheep, though. >> 122 in a day. that was a record. yeah. she said she would describe i always describe it as a bug. i always thought stop once i'd shorn thought i'd stop once i'd shorn 100 but then 300. 100 sheep, but then i. then 300. but going. just can't get but i kept going. just can't get enough of shearing sheep. >> it's a good >> it's quite it's quite a good job if you like sheep, you have to. that's really. you kind of have allergic have to. you can't be allergic to any sort of to sheep or have any sort of revulsion phobia unless you just

hate revulsion phobia unless you just hat be oh, you want get >> be like, oh, you want to get rid like want to. rid of, like you want to. >> i we're seeing this >> i think we're seeing this across across the west. you across the across the west. you know, people told know, so many people were told like, generation, my dad like, man, my generation, my dad told dad's a gunsmith. told me my dad's a gunsmith. works hands, you know, works with his hands, you know, real, you know, skilful guy. i was oh, dad, teach to was like, oh, dad, teach me to make fix guns make guns, teach me to fix guns and and he said, no, no, and stuff. and he said, no, no, no, going to go no, you're going to go to university, going get university, you're going to get a you're going to leave a degree. you're going to leave behind know, this, behind this, you know, this, this sort of, this comfortable sort of, workman's existence. this comfortable sort of, wori it could be out there shearing. i know modernity has failed i mean, it's failed failed us. i mean, it's failed to fulfil people. they're struggling . they've struggling economically. they've got these pointless degrees. this people this seems inevitable. people will these kind will go back to these kind of jobs. maybe that's good thing. >> yeah. it just seems you can't tell this article, but it tell from this article, but it does maybe does seem maybe she's overprivileged way. overprivileged in some way. >> well, let's move and >> okay, well, let's move on and do telegraph and the rampant do the telegraph and the rampant anti—white the anti—white racism within the church leo. oh, this church of england. leo. oh, this isinsane church of england. leo. oh, this is insane . is insane. >> church of england >> so a church of england archdeacon called for anti archdeacon has called for anti whiteness in comments that have been as divisive . i

been criticised as divisive. i mean, just a bit, you know what i mean? open racism from a from a woman, so doctor a clergy woman, so doctor threlfall holmes , miranda threlfall holmes, miranda threlfall holmes, miranda threlfall holmes, miranda threlfall holmes, wrote on twitter , i went to a conference twitter, i went to a conference on whiteness last autumn. it was very good, very interesting. and it made me realise whiteness is to racist, patriarchy to to racist, patriarchy is to genden to racist, patriarchy is to gender. so a good thing. so yes, let's have anti whiteness and let's have anti whiteness and let's smash the patriarchy. that's not anti white or anti—men , it's anti—oppression. anti—men, it's anti—oppression. so she's saying anti whiteness isn't . i mean, isn't anti—white. i mean, there's a bit of a clue there as to whether it's anti—white or not. ridiculous. and, it's, not. it's ridiculous. and, it's, you , if you can go to a you know, if you can go to a conference like spend a day at a conference like spend a day at a conference and come out, you know, after listening to somebody talk with a powerpoint and come out completely racist and come out completely racist and then like, man, and anti white, then like, man, the nazis needed more indoctrination than that . indoctrination than that. >> before i was going to say no one show a hitler documentary. she's just brainwashed by the latest people latest ideology. these people are they the way are so stupid that they the way she about right? she she talks about it. right? she says, understand, i do says, i do understand, i do understand not understand this is not a definition that is widely shared

understand this is not a de'yetion that is widely shared understand this is not a de'yet outside is widely shared understand this is not a de'yet outside of widely shared understand this is not a de'yet outside of academicared as yet outside of academic circles. it's circles. are you joking? it's been for last ten been shared for the last ten years, in our faces. years, constantly in our faces. we're to. they're not. we're not new to. they're not. we're not new to. they're not. we're blowing minds with we're not blowing our minds with these they're these woke ideas. they're just stupid ideas that we can see through. dumb through. really dumb people learn and and learn something and they go and they go to like some woke course and go, oh, this the and they go, oh, this is the truth. then it's like, apply your thinking skills. your critical thinking skills. yeah. as someone says here, lead by is by example and resign, which is quite and quite a funny suggestion. and someone you've given someone else says you've given up christianity to join a new and cult. isn't that and sinister cult. isn't that what's paul? they've and sinister cult. isn't that what'sup. paul? they've and sinister cult. isn't that what'sup. you paul? they've and sinister cult. isn't that what'sup. you know,aul? they've and sinister cult. isn't that what'sup. you know, teaching"ve and sinister cult. isn't that what'sup. you know, teaching the given up. you know, teaching the theology christianity just given up. you know, teaching the theologwokezhristianity just given up. you know, teaching the theologwokeideologyy just given up. you know, teaching the the they'vee ideology.y just given up. you know, teaching the the they'vee ideologusefuljust given up. you know, teaching the the they'vee ideologuseful idiots. >> they've become useful idiots. the of useful the very epitome of useful idiots. unfortunately, it's grim stuff. racism. it's racism stuff. it is racism. it's racism in its purest sense. it's discriminating someone discriminating against someone on of their skin on the basis of their skin colour. and we obviously they've been the same been taught in the same powerpoint that you can't be racist white people, racist against white people, that step one. and then that that's step one. and then they teach steps 2 to 400 are how to be racist against white people . and i often wonder who people. and i often wonder who do they think they're appeasing? who's audience? who are who's their audience? who are they yeah, because they speaking to? yeah, because none know we all none of us we all know we all know people, different people of colour. they're not. no, i

colour. and they're not. no, i don't know anyone who's asking for this stuff. >> well, it is making me >> yeah, well, it is making me think about becoming a pagan. but mail. and it but let's do the mail. and it sounds like the soho is sounds like the soho theatre is not space for white not a safe space for white people. paul >> no, certainly not >> no, it's certainly not theatre. theatre tells white audience attending arts audience members attending arts council to check council funded venue to check their privilege at the door. soho theatre once again . and soho theatre once again. and it's in the capital's west end capital being london, of course, made the instruction to comedy fans inverted commas, and it fans in inverted commas, and it is now inverted commas ahead of femmes of colour comedy club, which leo and i try to get on the bill for. but for whatever reason, they didn't accept our video performance at the theatre on the 25th of march. now, soho theatre unwittingly or wittingly, seems to have become sort of what comedy, you know what for comedy, what nuremberg was for , for the nazis. i can't was for, for the nazis. i can't even get the i can't even get it out. they soho theatre has become the nuremberg of london

because they don't. it is the place you go to preach any hate, you know, because you can't. you can't get away with your standard hate, the sort of hate that might be labelled towards us. but you can get away with some creative at some pretty creative hate at the soho theatre, i see. >> mean, by the way, >> yeah. i mean, by the way, which white would be which white people would even be going this? i mean, imagine going to this? i mean, imagine the there the self—loathing. there are cheaper soho. you can cheaper places in soho. you can be humiliated. >> i mean, i don't know >> i don't i mean, i don't know if you've met white people in london, all full london, but they're all full of self—loathing. and, you know, when they to when it destroys, they want to aboush when it destroys, they want to abolish whiteness. why abolish whiteness. this is why people, are going to people, you know, are going to these courses these diversity courses and stuff. spread it's stuff. and it's spread by it's spread this spread by, by white people, this stuff. funded by spread by, by white people, this stqurts funded by spread by, by white people, this stqurts council funded by spread by, by white people, this stqurts council . funded by spread by, by white people, this stqurts council . theyided by spread by, by white people, this stqurts council . they led by spread by, by white people, this stqurts council . they i think the arts council. they i think they receive over 700 grand a yeah they receive over 700 grand a year. this theatre and man, why why are white people being taxed to pay to be told that they're horrible? >> 614,000. yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. you're right. it's incredible . and also paul curry, incredible. and also paul curry, he had that incident there where he had that incident there where he person he was he told the person he was anti—israel to get out. and it was a thing. they put out a was a big thing. they put out a quite at quite a tepid statement at first, and then they first, quite weak. and then they put more one.

put out a more strong one. they're saying, could they're now saying, oh, he could never back. will the same never come back. will the same happen this? no question mark. >> absolutely no way. i guarantee you, no way all. >> absolutely no way. i guealltee you, no way all. >> absolutely no way. i gueall right.u, no way all. >> absolutely no way. i gueall right. okayway all. >> absolutely no way. i gueall right. okayway isall. >> absolutely no way. i gueall right. okayway is part >> all right. okay that is part three smashed. up in three smashed. but coming up in the why the final section, why blacklisting is a racist firm. the lost a fortune in the man who lost a fortune in bitcoin and

welcome back to the final section of headliners. let's get straight into it with the mail. and is defunding the police turning out to be a flawed idea after all? leo. >> oh, this is you're going to love this story. so the students at left university at this far left university in california. so berkeley, berkeley, it's called, berkeley, whatever it's called, the parents have have been forced to , to spend $40,000 to forced to, to spend $40,000 to hire private security guards to protect the students near the campus. this is after the students pushed to defund the police . and the city cut $9.2 police. and the city cut $9.2 million from its cop budget . million from its cop budget. who'd have thought? who'd have thought that that led to a rise in violent crime? and the students that the you know, that thought that acab and, you know, the police should be defunded all of a sudden weren't safe anymore. this being this anymore. so this is being this is being played out across america. been surge america. there's been a surge in violence across america particularly. you're going to love left wing love this in left wing communities where where they've defunded the police. the hardest i >> -- >> so yeah why do they do it? because the people who protest

for this they make for this stuff, they just make themselves less safe at the end of day. it's kind of of the day. yeah, it's kind of like laws. people say, oh, like gun laws. people say, oh, we got rid of the guns, we got to get rid of the guns, but who has the guns? we'll just rich can afford rich people who can afford private as we see with private security, as we see with this combo. >> mean, if you suspend >> yeah. i mean, if you suspend reality enough, it will reality long enough, it will come back punch you in the come back and punch you in the face. wing. come back and punch you in the fac it was. you were. you were that man. think i might that great, man. i think i might have been on that show. have even been on that show. but, reality has become right wing, because but, reality has become right wing, a because but, reality has become right wing, a of because but, reality has become right wing, a of who ause there's a lot of people who quite who quite like reality who would hate be described right hate to be described as right wing. none of course, we wing. none of us, of course, we love we're we're far love it. we're we're far reality. just how it is. >> hey, it's just how it is. life finds a way. but look, of course happened. course it happened. >> there is a reason >> you know, there is a reason for police. there's reason for for police. there's a reason for laws. a reason why the laws. there's a reason why the ten a thing. ten commandments was a thing. yeah, the history has ten commandments was a thing. yeah, us the history has ten commandments was a thing. yeah, us whyhe history has ten commandments was a thing. yeah, us why we 1istory has ten commandments was a thing. yeah, us why we do ory has ten commandments was a thing. yeah, us why we do needas shown us why we do need parameters within society, and we to manage those parameters. >> although interesting, we didn't have police until they were it, were set up. and what was it, the 1800s or something? we didn't official police didn't have an official police force. we just had vigilante mobs, actually like force. we just had vigilante mmuch actually like force. we just had vigilante mmuch betterctually like force. we just had vigilante mmuch better idea. y like a much better idea. >> simpler times. >> simpler times. >> but young people don't have

enough do enough testosterone now to do that. >> e one in that >> that's the one flaw in that idea. the, telegram and idea. let's do the, telegram and the blacklist . it is the turn blacklist. it is racist. according to spies, i thought point of spies thought the whole point of spies was didn't have to hear was that we didn't have to hear from tsitsipas . from them. paul tsitsipas. >> well, i mean, wait till you find what these spies are find out what these spies are like. find out what these spies are uke.the find out what these spies are like. the time blacklisted is racist. it's not. the way, racist. it's not. by the way, the us warns its spies, us spies, members of the spies, including members of the cia, have been told the terms blacklisted is racist. in in internal diversity newsletter. what a read that must be, which also offered advice from a cross—dresser. now, i don't know how relevant that is. i cannot find throughout the story why they've mentioned the fact that they've mentioned the fact that the person giving the advice was a cross—dresser, why they a cross—dresser, or why they told him you might have the information. >> yeah. so this this guy who cross—dresses he, he wrote about >> yeah. so this this guy who crosscross—dressinge wrote about >> yeah. so this this guy who crosscross—dressing improved)out >> yeah. so this this guy who crosscross—dressing improved his how cross—dressing improved his intelligence. he says i am an intelligence. he says i am an intelligence officer. and i'm a man who likes to wear women's clothes. sometimes i think my experiences someone who experiences as someone who cross—dresses the cross—dresses have sharpened the skills intelligence skills i use as an intelligence

officer, particularly critical thinking perspective thinking and perspective taking. and do it and that's nonsense. sure. do it . know. yeah, fine. . it's, you know. yeah, fine. absolutely but like, yeah , absolutely fine. but like, yeah, like we're chiffon panties like we're in, chiffon panties right . right up my butt. right now. right up my butt. it's the word intelligence that gone. yeah, but, see, this is like me being like, oh, yeah. so if you keep gerbils, then you get an insight into intelligence . it's like, completely . it's like, no, it's completely unrelated, . it's like, no, it's completely uan.ated, . it's like, no, it's completely uan mean, i hope just >> i mean, i hope we're just feigning weakness china, but feigning weakness for china, but i'm that this is i'm worried that this is actually state shouldn't actually the state we shouldn't intelligence and the intelligence services and the us, the and the us, let's do the times and the freemasons modernising more us, let's do the times and the freemon>ns modernising more us, let's do the times and the freemon recruiting�*dernising more us, let's do the times and the freemon recruiting�*dernisi peoplee us, let's do the times and the free less recruiting idernisi peoplee us, let's do the times and the free less on ruiting idernisi peoplee us, let's do the times and the free less on weirdjidernisi peoplee us, let's do the times and the free less on weird handshakes. lee leo >> yeah, so the freemasons are ripping up the rule book to get a grip on gen z and appeal to younger people. so the minimum age gone to down, 21, and age has gone to down, 21, and they're also they're going to make, they're going to make the all these thick books on laws, rules and rituals have now been digitised to make it easier for newcomers. i don't know if you've ever heard of mate whose dad's in the in freemasons. dad's in the in the freemasons. i've grown in scotland. i had i've grown up in scotland. i had a they in them.

a same. they were all in them. yeah. always we're always. yeah. we're always we're always. oh, you know, the oh, get the, you know, get the book. what's it's got we book. what's in it? it's got we thought was like spells thought it was like devil spells and all this sort of stuff. and it's not, it's it's no it's not, it's much, it's no admin. it's not, it's much, it's no adrit's. now it's all >> it's. yeah. now it's all searchable it's not very searchable online. it's not very clandestine it. searchable online. it's not very cla|yeah.ne it. searchable online. it's not very cla|yeah. no it. searchable online. it's not very cla|yeah. no removes all the all >> yeah. no removes all the all the moves, the harry the fun, the moves, the harry potter stuff. >> yeah. think they've >> yeah. i mean i think they've actually to actually reduced the age to 18 from and point, the from 21. and the point, the reason that is because the reason i say that is because the whole point, surely the whole point, surely of the masons to network, share masons is, is to network, share skills and influence what, what, what and what network and skills and influence have you got at 18? >> good let's very >> good point. let's very quickly and quickly do the express and apparently nike were considering an shirt than an even worse england shirt than the released. they the one they released. they should change should probably change their slogan don't it, paul >> e!- @ no nick. nuke no no paul >> we no nick. nuke no no paul >> we don'tio nick. nuke no no paul >> we don't have:k. nuke no no paul >> we don't have timerke no no paul >> we don't have time to no no paul >> we don't have time to go no no, we don't have time to go with that night. draw up plans for rainbow england kit to take to take shirt to drastic new levels, and nike reportedly dropped plans to basically make on the back of the fact that they changed the saint george's cross to add purple and orange and yellow for no one, for reasons nobody knows, they were going to a rainbow kit. and going to make a rainbow kit. and of were, nick.

of course they were, nick. they're this is one they're trolling us. this is one great big troll. >> also, i think know the >> and also, i think we know the pride basically flag >> and also, i think we know the prirthe basically flag >> and also, i think we know the prirthe entire)asically flag >> and also, i think we know the prirthe entire western flag for the entire western civilisation , right? civilisation, right? >> yeah, yeah. and this proves that it was what people were saying that real saying was that the real motivation, and that motivation, you know, and that this it was woke. motivation, you know, and that this they it was woke. motivation, you know, and that this they just it was woke. motivation, you know, and that this they just got was woke. motivation, you know, and that this they just got talked oke. motivation, you know, and that this they just got talked out of but they just got talked out of being extra woke but still quite woke. okay. well we all hate that all thanks that flag. all right. thanks lads. show pretty lads. that is the show pretty much so let's have another much over. so let's have another quick monday's quick look at monday's front pages. times has pages. so the times has a russell group gets most of its fees from overseas which we covered telegraph covered earlier the telegraph china behind slurs on china and russia behind slurs on princess. the guardian has suspects appear court accused suspects appear in court accused of moscow attack that left 137 dead.the of moscow attack that left 137 dead. the sun china hack attack on uk the i news uk's nuclear defence boost to protect against putin and finally, the daily star joins the gold putin and finally, the daily starjoins the gold rush. we don't know what that means yet , don't know what that means yet, but those are the front pages. so that is it for tonight's show. thanks to leo and paul, headunes show. thanks to leo and paul, headlines 11 headlines is back tomorrow at 11 pm. are. and if pm. there they are. and if you're watching at 5 am, then

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