that's that's the old louis schaefer that was actually the fat louis schaefer .at louis schaefer. oh, yeah. >> well, no wonder you were stuck in the bars. that's why you lost weight. is it because you lost weight. is it because you had to try and get out there? >> the hair is. this is ten. that's ten years ago. probably. >> well, let's crack into the papers. and louis, the sunday telegraph, a tory supporting newspaper, attacks labour by pointing out that they'll do exactly what the tories will do . exactly what the tories will do. >> yeah. this is i don't really understand this. basically it says labour will press ahead with tory stealth taxes, says shadow minister. so the shadow minister, this guy named i don't pay minister, this guy named i don't pay attention to these people because they're all appointed jonathan reynolds, he says. he says we're just going to keep in place with the tories were doing which and the tories were about to raise taxes . so don't get mad to raise taxes. so don't get mad at us for raising taxes. but the truth is, they would have raise

that's that's the old louis schaefer that was actually the fat louis schaefer .fat louis schaefer. oh, yeah. >> well, no wonder you were stuck in the bars. that's why you lost weight. is it because you lost weight. is it because you had to try and get out there? >> the hair is. this is ten. that's ten years ago. probably. >> well, let's crack into the papers. and louis, the sunday telegraph, a tory supporting newspaper, attacks labour by pointing out that they'll do exactly what the tories will do . exactly what the tories will do. >> yeah. this is i don't really understand this. basically it says labour will press ahead with tory stealth taxes, says shadow minister. so the shadow minister, this guy named i don't pay minister, this guy named i don't pay attention to these people because they're all appointed jonathan reynolds, he says. he says we're just going to keep in place with the tories were doing which and the tories were about to raise taxes . so don't get mad to raise taxes. so don't get mad at us for raising taxes. but the truth is, they would have rais

well, that's very interesting. >> they can google it and tell us on louis schaefer.fer.com. >> unbelievable. >> unbelievable. >> .co.uk or trump's basically said if you can't beat them join them. >> you know he tried to ban tiktok. the courts in the us said no you can't do that. so he's gone. all right i'll join him then. because there's hundreds of millions of people on tiktok as soon as trump joins any social media platform, it's any social media platform, it's a huge boon for the platform. it's a huge boon for him, and it's now a campaign tool for him. >> and it's interesting he's not back on twitter. i thought he'd rejoin, especially now that he needs this as big a voice as possible. >> yeah, i think he's been i think true socials to similar. >> and he was he's making a huge it's a money he's making money. >> if he goes as long as he's there it's worth millions billions billions. and if he's not there so he can't do it. >> oh yeah of course. well anyway, we've got the times now and female comedians are moaning that there aren't enough women on panel shows. luckil

i know it's hard to believe the louis schaefer being a pug.hat is everything about that story is hard to believe. it's weird. yeah, but he but he like , pointed me out and said, like, pointed me out and said, like, pointed me out and said, like this guy right in the front. i don't remember what i did, except then you assumed it was about you. >> it was about me. >> it was about me. >> nobody else. you're one of biden's rambling anecdotes that he still tells. and that was quite rambling as well. but and they said he had a cold, which was such a brilliant get out. i mean, a cold atom can really make your dementia play up. >> i hear. >> i hear. >> oh, yeah, for sure, i think, i think, i think biden's always got a cold. if you look at him, he's got he's got a host of, sort of conditions. i mean, i think it does, it does it does affect dementia doesn't it. having, having the cold, having man flu and the amazing thing about the dude is he's got extremely low cholesterol because he's on a how would you know that. >> because according to his you googl

and louis explain, isn't people at home playing the louis schaefer drinking game ?t made from like, animals falling into the ground and then digging it up because there's fossil fuel all over the internet world, all over this titan. you've heard of titan, which is a which is a sort of a planetary body outside saturn or something. and it's got what are you looking at? me? >> so i'm just waiting to see where you're going with this. i'm saying, i know, i know that you figured out that water dehydrates you. yes. and other things. >> it can if it doesn't have. >> it can if it doesn't have. >> but i've never heard that fossil fuels aren't real. yeah. so i'm. no, i'm not saying they're not real, but most of it doesn't come everywhere fast. >> it doesn't come from animals or plant life that the earth has been sitting there for. >> billions and billions comes from titan. >> it it's in the world. oxygen meets hydrogen meets carbon , and meets hydrogen meets carbon, and you've got it anyway. >> but in any event, it is a blow for net zero, isn't it? this this information? >> ye

are you going to do are you going to do you know, if louis schaefer was sat in the back of a car and him? >> i've often thought about bringing a water pistol on here, but it would affect the mix. okay. right we're at the half way point coming up, the nhs has room for more genders. the brits don't enough babies and vorderman has committed crimes against fashion. don't welcome back to headliners. kicking off this section with the sunday telegraph. and a request for more genders to be recognised by the nhs pool. haven't they run out yet? >> you would have thought so, wouldn't you? we should have more gender categories, says nhs abuse services chief. i don't think they should be having anyone in charge of abusing services, but they do. doctor binta sultan made the comments in an online panel discussion this month, hosted by ucl, entitled intersectionality vie in inclusion health. why does gender matter? question mark, where she introduced herself as a brown, cisgender muslim woman, and in old money for those who don't recognise it, a woman, to be fair , she was at an be fair, she was at

and weirdly, it wasn't louis schaefer. it was, some bloke. and of course, it was a bloke.o get value out of his cheese. and anyway, he kept it for ten years. some say that's too long. haters are saying that's a bit too long. others are saying, well, you know, this cheese is kept for a year before it's even, sold. and, you know, it's meant to be old. it's maybe just not meant to be that old. yeah. ten years seems excessive for a lump of cheese. and also, how does he if he's using it? i know it's parmesan. and you use it quite sparingly, but how is he managed to use it consistently for ten years and it's still there. it can't be very big. the cheese was an entire wheel. >> well , exactly. it must have >> well, exactly. it must have been massive. the cheese world is full of contradictions, though, isn't it? we we've we have said this and we i mean, it's supposed to be mature, but if it's got mould on it, don't eat it. i mean, what, it's gone off milk anyway. just if it tastes yummy, stick it in. >> if it is yummy, stick it in. that's not good advice. and finally, the sun with

and louis explain, isn't people at home playing the louis schaefer drinking game ?hat made from like, animals falling into the ground and then digging it up because there's fossil fuel all over the internet world, all over this titan. you've heard of titan, which is a which is a sort of a planetary body outside saturn or something. and it's got what are you looking at? me? >> so i'm just waiting to see where you're going with this. i'm saying, i know, i know that you figured out that water dehydrates you. yes. and other things. >> it can if it doesn't have. >> it can if it doesn't have. >> but i've never heard that fossil fuels aren't real. yeah. so i'm. no, i'm not saying they're not real, but most of it doesn't come everywhere fast. >> it doesn't come from animals or plant life that the earth has been sitting there for. >> billions and billions comes from titan. >> it it's in the world. oxygen meets hydrogen meets carbon , and meets hydrogen meets carbon, and you've got it anyway. >> but in any event, it is a blow for net zero, isn't it? this this information? >>

. >> and there we are, louis schaefer, who can take a contrary position on absolutely anything. what have we got to the times. what have we got on the front cover of the times? it's a busy you know, it's a slightly different news story for them. so this is the guardian i apologise. sorry a guardian, scientists hail bowel disease discovery. >> this is this is on the front page of the guardian. i don't i don't understand what they're. i don't understand what they're. i don't understand what they're. i don't understand what they were all about is on one hand, they're totally team world as i say, they want to. they want to present like this. >> louis, what is the story, though? what is the bowel disease that they've genetics. right >> they found they found certain genes which are going to do it. but the truth is, is that bowel disease is caused by the mostly by the things that we're eating. and we're eating a lot of toxicity . toxicity. >> so, steve, of course, louis does like to think that he knows more than about nutrition than any other scientists in the world. would you would yo

. >> and there we are, louis schaefer, who can take a contrary position on absolutely anything. . what have we got to the times. what have we got on the front cover of the times? it's a busy you know, it's a slightly different news story for them. so this is the guardian i apologise. sorry a guardian, scientists hail bowel disease discovery. >> this is this is on the front page of the guardian. i don't i don't understand what they're. i don't understand what they're. i don't understand what they're. i don't understand what they were all about is on one hand, they're totally team world as i say, they want to. they want to present like this. >> louis, what is the story, though? what is the bowel disease that they've genetics. right >> they found they found certain genes which are going to do it. but the truth is, is that bowel disease is caused by the mostly by the things that we're eating. and we're eating a lot of toxicity . toxicity. >> so, steve, of course, louis does like to think that he knows more than about nutrition than any other scientists in the world. would you would

schaefer and crescent, i hope, and maybe even you, josh, i don't think the same people like i don't that they do. but maybe they do. but the fact is, they know there's something wrong with the bbc. or maybe there's nothing wrong. >> i agree with you. there is something wrong. certainly with bbc news, something wrong. and i think it's also a good idea because he's going to be receiving a lot of hostile questions about these people who have been exposed. now, i wanted to say, because it's covered in here, was that nigel farage himself said by essentially he sees himself as partly the destruction of the bnp is, unfortunately, that there are going to be certain people who used to be part of the bnp who are attracted to the reform party. he believes that he was successful in keeping them out. obviously that doesn't seem to be the case. that was the point. i was making on the last story here. but, having seen the question time, i mean, there was no there's no question that there was bias there. and but there was bias there. and but the bias comes from who they deliberately don't let ask q

. >> talking of experts, louis schaefer. >> yeah, i'm an expert in this because because this is thissunday articles . one of those sunday articles. it's a saturday. it's no today. >> saturday. yeah. but we're doing tomorrow . correct. doing tomorrow. correct. >> yeah i was thinking it was i right was i. yeah. because i'm wrong most of the time. anyway, the point is you agreed to me earlier on it through me. >> go on. >>- >> go on. >> endless. >> endless. >> i'll agree with you. i agree with you on this too. it is. it is a bunch of bs because the truth is, nobody multitask. washing the dishes and fixing the fixing the. what do you call that? the post comes out. the toaster. toaster. you don't sit there and multitask . you can. there and multitask. you can. multitasking does not work. it's mixing water with the toaster would be quite fatal . would be quite fatal. >> do you know that's also what happened after after all the multitasking talk, many years ago is scientists entered into it and said, by the way , don't it and said, by the way, don't actually multitask at all. you're doing o

it looks like louis >> yeah. it looks like louis schaefer's diet.at all are so delicious. >> there were fatter people before, like henry the eighth. he was a jabber. he was a king. >> access to stuff. he could probably get pringles even then. oh, yeah. >> maybe. yeah, maybe. okay. >> maybe. yeah, maybe. okay. >> he does look a bit like the pringles guy. >> actually, he does look like the pringles guy. let's finish this section with the metro now. and, fruitarians. jonathan you're doing a fruitarian diet at the moment. >> no, i'm doing the keto diet, which is equally as miserable, but i actually make sense. >> so what? what's a fruitarian diet? >> well, the fruitarian diet, well, i'll get to that in a second. i'll read the headline because i'm a pro, so i'm raising my kids as fruitarians. we only eat fruits and vegetables. i actually kind of covers the it's sort of explained diet as well. yeah. so this woman is bananas, so basically, pam joel, who is 47, is a raw vegan, meaning she only eats uncooked fruit and vegetables and has done so for the last

there we go, go, go go to my website, louis schaefer. by i think this is sensitivity readers nearly killed me. this is, this is, usually these are like articles that you read and you read and read. it says the same thing over and over again. it says that some people don't. they that their books have to be read by an editor. >> this is an author who's got a deal with a publishing house, and the publishing house has got sensitivity readers to go through the thing. >> and he should have said, instead of waving your i know because i'm not good at this stuff, someone's gonna say something bad, but you didn't know better . know better. >> super, super. so he said in his book sukh he that he that he he did something so fast , it was he did something so fast, it was like super fast. he had a super fast broadband to christ. like super fast. he had a super fast broadband to christ . and fast broadband to christ. and they said, you can't say christ because there are people out there who don't believe in christ . so you can't you got to christ. so y

enthusiast, that's louis schaefer. i don't know whether or not that's a new, card in yourin or not that's a new, card in your in your pack that they've introduced there. it's been put together. >> i don't pay attention to it because i'm not trying to be anything. i'm just trying to do. i'm always the straightest person on the show . this i'm always the straightest person on the show. this is i'm always the straightest person on the show . this is the person on the show. this is the thing. and the people can sense that and they can feel it. yeah yeah, well, there's some good immunology stuff in the final quarter, i've noted, so stay tuned for that , immunology fans. tuned for that, immunology fans. >> in the meantime, let's take a look at the front pages . we have look at the front pages. we have the daily mail obsessed holly fan plots rape and murder, our cat is called holly. had a nasty shock there for a moment, telegraph chief scotland yard leaked names in tory betting scandal and princess and there who suffered a me

you know what started us all off was louis schaefer wearing suits. >> oh, really? >> oh, really?ught. >> i thought you're saying he invented the suit? he would like to think so. >> i'm sure he would probably tell people that he does anyway. so, we've got to move on. thanks so much forjoining us for so, we've got to move on. thanks so much for joining us for free speech nation. this week. this was the week, of course, when donald trump was convicted in court. the pope was in trouble for homophobia, and it was revealed that gender ideology is rife in scottish schools. thanks ever so much to my panel, cressida wetton and leo kearse and to all of my brilliant guests this evening. and if you want to join us live here in the studio in london and be part of the audience dead easy, just go to sro audiences.com, you can apply there. stay tuned for mark dolan tonight that's coming up next. don't forget headliners is on every night at 11:00. that's the late night paper preview show where comedians talk you through the next day's top news stories . thanks ever so much for stories. thanks eve

you know what started us all off was louis schaefer wearing suits. >> oh, really? >> oh, really?. >> i thought you're saying he invented the suit? he would like to think so. >> i'm sure he would probably tell people that he does anyway. so, we've got to move on. thanks so much forjoining us for so, we've got to move on. thanks so much for joining us for free speech nation. this week. this was the week, of course, when donald trump was convicted in court. the pope was in trouble for homophobia, and it was revealed that gender ideology is rife in scottish schools. thanks ever so much to my panel, cressida wetton and leo kearse and to all of my brilliant guests this evening. and if you want to join us live here in the studio in london and be part of the audience dead easy, just go to sro audiences.com, you can apply there. stay tuned for mark dolan tonight that's coming up next. don't forget headliners is on every night at 11:00. that's the late night paper preview show where comedians talk you through the next day's top news stories . thanks ever so much for stories. thanks ever so

joining me now to shine a light and also my comedian, louis schaefer, gb news presenter, who is schaefern't it? loads of things going on. yeah. >> amazing. and you called me a comedian, so that's a good day for me. haha. >> that was a joke. >> that was a joke. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> from me. >> from me. >> i can't tell . >> i can't tell. >> very good, very good darling, very good. right. so what do you think? we've had a busy week. lots of politicians, politicians saying. >> yeah, by politicians. well where do i start? i mean that what's his name is going sunak rishi sunak of course he's not going to appeal to the kids. he's lost. he's lost the kids. he's lost. he's lost the kids. he knows he's lost. he's trying to hold on to his old his old people who are going to vote for him. i just feel sorry for the guy who's been put in over his head. he's had a good time. he's like a guy at a at a at, at alton towers or whatever at disneyland. he's there for the day. >> well, some people would argue that he put himself in there, didn't he? he wasn't put in there. they got rid of boris, didn't they?