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he's now chair of the british museum's board of trustees, and chris bryant, in labour, has praised thisld involve the marbles being sent to greece for a decade and they would never come back. i think we know that that would be i mean, in a way, if you're going to do it, this is probably the best way to do it. >> i mean, you know. yeah. everybody saves face. yeah. exactly. yeah i just don't understand why they can't 3d print some decent copies. they would never know. >> but they've done the scans now. so they have like very precise. but this is as our colleague lewis schiff would say, somewhat of a non—story because basically all it is built on is chris bryant saying that he praising the by the way, the british museum is are the people who control this. the government has no say anyway. but the way that they've tried george osborne i think is it. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> but the way that they've tried to parlay this into because it's keir starmer trying to woo the eu for close ties. now the eu, he may be doing that, but it's got nothing to do with this. and he has no contro

>> yes, the same chris bryant that slandered me, you know, using parliamentary privilege in the housecommons, accused me of earning fortunes from the russians. so, yeah, no , look, russians. so, yeah, no, look, the instincts of people like bryant are concerning, ofcom. has got mission creep. it seems to want to control more and more and more what is said on british television and radio. and there'll be some battles . but there'll be some battles. but look, you know, there are rules and we obey the rules. we're grown ups, we're sensible. and i think within the limits of those rules, i can still present on gb news and still have big, strong, healthy debates with loads of opinions, including my own . i opinions, including my own. i really, unless the legislation was to change and that would be the most monstrous attack on free speech, i think it's going to be okay, >> i mean, it remains to be seen whether or not chris bryant decides to pick that fight with you, doesn't it ? really? and i you, doesn't it? really? and i suppose, do you have a little warning for him if he does? >> well, you