levels patients face unpack held levels of disruption— patients face unpack held levels of disruption when— patients face unpack held levels of disruption when junior doctors— of disruption when junior doctors start— of disruption when junior doctors start a- of disruption when junior doctors start a four day strike on tuesday. — doctors start a four day strike on tuesday. that's the warning from— on tuesday. that's the warning from was— on tuesday. that's the warning from nhs national medical director— from nhs national medical director professor stephen pm.— director professor stephen powis. he— director professor stephen powis. he says— director professor stephen powis. he says he's very concerned with- powis. he says he's very concerned with hospitals facing nearly— concerned with hospitals facing nearly mo — concerned with hospitals facing nearly 100 hours— concerned with hospitals facing nearly 100 hours without up to hau— nearly 100 hours without up to half of— nearly 100 hours without up to half of their— nearly 100 hours without up to half of their medical workforce. the— half of their medical workforce. the was— half of their medical workforce. the nhs confederation says a quarter— the nhs confederation says a quarter of— the nhs confederation says a quarter of a— the nhs confederation says a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed . a new— appointments could be postponed . a survey— appointments could be postponed . a new survey reveals more than 1 in— . a new survey reveals more than 1 in 10— . a new survey reveals more than 1 in 10 teachers— . a new survey reveals more than 1 in 10 teachers have— . a new survey reveals more than 1 in 10 teachers have been physically— 1 in 10 teachers have been physically assaulted by a student— physically assaulted by a student in— physically assaulted by a student in the- physically assaulted by a student in the last year. the men— student in the last year. the says— student in the last year. the union says teachers have been kicked,— union says teachers have been kicked, bitten _ union says teachers have been kicked, bitten and— union says teachers have been kicked, bitten and punched by pupils— kicked, bitten and punched by pupils whist— kicked, bitten and punched by pupils wipilsi i— kicked, bitten and punched by pupils whilst 1 in 4 have faced verbal— pupils whilst 1 in 4 have faced verbal abuse— pupils whilst 1 in 4 have faced verbal abuse from a parent or pi— verbal abuse from a parent or at tile— verbal abuse from a parent or carer at the union's annual conference in— carer at the union's annual conference in glasgow , members conference in glasgow, members spoke— conference in glasgow, members sppls appli— conference in glasgow, members spoke about how— conference in glasgow, members spoke about how they'd also been supp-spiel— spoke about how they'd also been suiissisl lo— spoke about how they'd also been subjected to racism _ spoke about how they'd also been subjected to racism , sexual subjected to racism, sexual assault— subjected to racism, sexual assault unl— subjected to racism, sexual assault and homophobe fear. iipusuuls— assault and homophobe fear. thousands thousands of expectant mollus— thousands thousands of expectant mpiiisis will— thousands thousands of expectant mothers will get— thousands thousands of expectant mothers will get a— thousands thousands of expectant mothers will get a maternity allowance— mothers will get a maternity allowance boost— mothers will get a maternity allowance boost of 10.1. the

increase will— allowance boost of 10.1. the increase will see— allowance boost of 10.1. the increase will see payments go up by lip-si— increase will see payments go up by lip-82 u— increase will see payments go up by £15.82 a week. _ increase will see payments go up by £15.82 a week. it— increase will see payments go up by £15.82 a week. it equates to arousi— by £15.82 a week. it equates to around £617— by £15.82 a week. it equates to around £617 over— by £15.82 a week. it equates to around £617 over the 39 weeks lipi— around £617 over the 39 weeks list it— around £617 over the 39 weeks list it sui— around £617 over the 39 weeks that it can be— around £617 over the 39 weeks that it can be claimed. the pspuiimsul— that it can be claimed. the department for— that it can be claimed. the department for work and pensions says— department for work and pensions suys lips— department for work and pensions says the automatic— department for work and pensions says the automatic increase will benefit— says the automatic increase will benefit around _ says the automatic increase will benefit around 40,000 parents lis— benefit around 40,000 parents this year— benefit around 40,000 parents this year .— benefit around 40,000 parents iiiis ysui. ipui— benefit around 40,000 parents this year. four people have been killed— this year. four people have been killed in— this year. four people have been killed in several— this year. four people have been killed in several others injured in un— killed in several others injured in an avalanche— killed in several others injured in an avalanche in the french alps. — in an avalanche in the french alps. pause-s— in an avalanche in the french alps. france's interior minister says— alps. france's interior minister suys lips— alps. france's interior minister says the victims— alps. france's interior minister says the victims had been slimline— says the victims had been climbing the— says the victims had been climbing the almond glacier near moul— climbing the almond glacier near iipul plaus— climbing the almond glacier near iipul plans .— climbing the almond glacier near mont blanc . rescue workers are mont blanc. rescue workers are continuing— mont blanc. rescue workers are continuing lo— mont blanc. rescue workers are continuing to search for further casualties— continuing to search for further susuulliss .— continuing to search for further casualties. eight— continuing to search for further casualties . eight people are not casualties. eight people are not espousing— casualties. eight people are not responding lo— casualties. eight people are not responding to calls and are believed— responding to calls and are believed to— responding to calls and are believed to still— responding to calls and are believed to still be trapped uulsi— believed to still be trapped under rubble— believed to still be trapped under rubble after two residential— under rubble after two residential buildings collapsed in marseille._ residential buildings collapsed in marseille. french authorities say an— in marseille. french authorities say an explosion— in marseille. french authorities say an explosion caused the incipient,— say an explosion caused the incident, but— say an explosion caused the incident, but the _ say an explosion caused the incident, but the cause is unpluuu— incident, but the cause is unknown . it— incident, but the cause is unknown . it sparked a fire that unknown. it sparked a fire that complicated— unknown. it sparked a fire that complicated rescue efforts. five people— complicated rescue efforts. five people leave— complicated rescue efforts. five people have been— complicated rescue efforts. five people have been taken to hospital— people have been taken to hospital with _ people have been taken to hospital with serious injuries. 30 hospital with serious injuries. eo nearly— hospital with serious injuries. 30 nearby buildings have also been— 30 nearby buildings have also been evacuated—

30 nearby buildings have also been evacuated ._ 30 nearby buildings have also been evacuated . the king, queen been evacuated. the king, queen censori— been evacuated. the king, queen ceuseii eul— been evacuated. the king, queen consort and other— been evacuated. the king, queen consort and other senior royals leve— consort and other senior royals have attended— consort and other senior royals have attended an— consort and other senior royals have attended an easter church service— have attended an easter church service at— have attended an easter church service at windsor— have attended an easter church service at windsor castle . it service at windsor castle. it pell— service at windsor castle. it iiell ul— service at windsor castle. it was held at saint george's chapel— was held at saint george's chapel eul— was held at saint george's chapel and was- was held at saint george's chapel and was the first of clueless— chapel and was the first of charles's reign.— chapel and was the first of charles's reign. the occasion tells— charles's reign. the occasion iulls eu— charles's reign. the occasion falls on the— charles's reign. the occasion falls on the second anniversary of prince— falls on the second anniversary of prince philip's— falls on the second anniversary of prince philip's death. both he of prince philip's death. both iie eul— of prince philip's death. both lie and lie— of prince philip's death. both he and the late— of prince philip's death. both he and the late queen have been laid— he and the late queen have been laid le— he and the late queen have been laid to resi— he and the late queen have been laid to rest in— he and the late queen have been laid to rest in the— he and the late queen have been laid to rest in the grounds of tie— laid to rest in the grounds of the shapel— laid to rest in the grounds of the chapel .— laid to rest in the grounds of the chapel . you're up to date on the chapel. you're up to date on tv, the chapel. you're up to date on iv, euliue— the chapel. you're up to date on iv, euliue ,— the chapel. you're up to date on tv, online , dab+_ the chapel. you're up to date on tv, online , dab+ radio, and on tv, online, dab+ radio, and on lune— tv, online, dab+ radio, and on iuue in.— tv, online, dab+ radio, and on iuue in. iiiis— tv, online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. this is— tv, online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. this is gb— tv, online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. this is gb news. now its— tune in. this is gb news. now its time— tune in. this is gb news. now its lime fei— tune in. this is gb news. now it's time for free— tune in. this is gb news. now it's time for free speech nation donald trump may face jail time. the musical grease gets an annoying new reboot , time. the musical grease gets an annoying new reboot, and nike promotes regressive, sexist stereotypes to sell more trainers. this is free speech nafion trainers. this is free speech

nation . welcome to the show. so nation. welcome to the show. so on tonight's show, i'm going- weal" so on tonight's show, i'm going to be telling— on tonight's show, i'm going to ie ielliup le— on tonight's show, i'm going to be talking to heather binning upm— be talking to heather binning from lie— be talking to heather binning from the women's rights network and iiieiupisl— from the women's rights network and therapist james sps about the and therapist james sps about lie-asl— and therapist james sps about lie-let eul- and therapist james sps about the-act and how- and therapist james sps about the act and how the the equality act and how the well— the equality act and how the were se— the equality act and how the word sex ought— the equality act and how the word sex ought to be clarified as-biological- word sex ought to be clarified as-biological sex,- word sex ought to be clarified as biological sex, as as meaning biological sex, as though— as meaning biological sex, as iieupii il— as meaning biological sex, as though it could— as meaning biological sex, as though it could mean anything else.— though it could mean anything else. — though it could mean anything else. vie-ve— though it could mean anything else. we've got— though it could mean anything else. we've got joe- though it could mean anything else. git» cc" else. we've got joe biden's green economic policies may leave people in leave working class people in the . that's according the lurch. that's according to professor journalist james professor and journalist james wooderson, be here to wooderson, who'll be here to discuss and to be discuss it. and i'm going to be talking to royal correspondents rafe heydel—mankoo erg and michael about whether king michael cole about whether king charles ought to pay reparations for the slave trade . and for the slave trade. and tonight, my studio guests are the comedians scott capurro and tobias pearson, who welcome both . happy easter. happy easter. veue— . happy easter. happy easter. veue gelling— happy easter. happy easter. you're getting the eggs, scott . you're getting the eggs, scott. no, you're getting the eggs, scott. up. up— you're getting the eggs, scott. up. up .— you're getting the eggs, scott. up. up . i— you're getting the eggs, scott. up. up . i lieu.— you're getting the eggs, scott. no, no , i know. i— you're getting the eggs, scott. no, no , i know. i know- you're getting the eggs, scott. no, no , i know. i know .- you're getting the eggs, scott. no, no , i know. i know. i- you're getting the eggs, scott. no, no, i know. i know. i don't know. all i wanted was was a veal shank, which i did get. okay well, that's an interesting, very italian . a bit interesting, very italian. a bit of veal. okay. yeah pig's feet.

well, pig's feet. my husband's brazilian. we eat all the creature and you don't do carbs.7 no, no, that'll be. what about you,— no, no, that'll be. what about you, ieiiuse— no, no, that'll be. what about you, tobias? you've come over from— you, tobias? you've come over teem-ves— you, tobias? you've come over teem-yes - you, tobias? you've come over from-yes we're- from sweden? yes we're celebrating celebrating celebrating easter, celebrating our lord. you do that in greta thunberg? yeah god love you. sorry, thunberg? yeah god love you. sorry, i— thunberg? yeah god love you. soup i lieu— thunberg? yeah god love you. soup, i use lo.— thunberg? yeah god love you. sorry, i had to. yeah,- "26197 kite“ god love you. sorry, i had to. yeah, you “trig?” “it?“ god love you. sorry, i had to. yeah, you have to. sorry, i had to. yeah, you have is. leu— sorry, i had to. yeah, you have is. you have— sorry, i had to. yeah, you have to. you have to— sorry, i had to. yeah, you have to. you have to get— sorry, i had to. yeah, you have to. you have to get warm. iieulieu— to. you have to get warm. mention-her- to. you have to get warm. mention-her in- to. you have to get warm. mention her in every every mention of her in every every slew.— mention of her in every every show. contractually show. you're contractually epiipeel— show. you're contractually obliged. to obliged. anyway, we're going to get obliged. anyway, we're going to eel—questions- obliged. anyway, we're going toj get—questions to get some audience questions to begin— get some audience questions to begin-viewe— get some audience questions to begin-ile-ve pel- get some audience questions to begin-we've got a- get some audience questions to begin we've got a question begin with. we've got a question from— begin with. we've got a question from alli. — begin with. we've got a question from abdi. -abdi?- begin with. we've got a question from abdi. abdi? oh, from abdi. where is abdi? oh, peeli- — from abdi. where is abdi? oh, peeli- ihi — from abdi. where is abdi? oh, peeli- [ii is— from abdi. where is abdi? oh, yeah. .hi is one- from abdi. where is abdi? oh, yeah. hi t“ g yeah. hi. hi is one night out with a star bar worth going to prison for? oh, it's a bit of a risky— prison for? oh, it's a bit of a risky puesiieu— prison for? oh, it's a bit of a risky question for— tilti“ lti”? oh, it's a bit of a risky question for the watershed. - risky question for the watershed. yeah, you would know . ves— watershed. yeah, you would know . ves. anyway,— watershed. yeah, you would know . ves. anyway, pul— watershed. yeah, you would know . yes. anyway, but this , of . yes. anyway, but this, of course, relates— . yes. anyway, but this, of course, relates to the $130,000 pupmeul— course, relates to the $130,000 pupmeui mule— course, relates to the $130,000 pupmeui mule py— course, relates to the $130,000 payment made by donald trump to it payment made by donald trump to i was— payment made by donald trump to i iiusii— payment made by donald trump to it was hush money,— payment made by donald trump to it was hush money, wasn't it, to sleepy— it was hush money, wasn't it, to stormy daniels?— it was hush money, wasn't it, to stormy daniels? if— it was hush money, wasn't it, to stormy daniels? if it happened, wie— stormy daniels? if it happened, wise lupus— stormy daniels? if it happened, wise lupus e— stormy daniels? if it happened, who knows ? he— stormy daniels? if it happened, who knows ? he says it didn't who knows? he says it didn't happen.— who knows? he says it didn't iiuppeu. ue-s— who knows? he says it didn't happen. he's accused of falsifying— happen. he's accused of falsifying his— happen. he's accused of falsifying his business records . se— falsifying his business records . se lis— falsifying his business records . se liis is— falsifying his business records . so this is an— falsifying his business records . so this is an interesting one, seell. — . so this is an interesting one, scott. business— . so this is an interesting one, scott. business business? well, iusiess— scott. business business? well, pusiess yes— scott. business business? well, business, yes, exactly. now, the line— business, yes, exactly. now, the line sleut— business, yes, exactly. now, the thing about this,— business, yes, exactly. now, the thing about this, i— business, yes, exactly. now, the thing about this, i mean, you're american— thing about this, i mean, you're american reu— thing about this, i mean, you're american. you can— thing about this, i mean, you're american. you can speak on penali— american. you can speak on penali ei— american. you can speak on behalf of your—

american. you can speak on behalf of your people, of course, about— behalf of your people, of course, about this. the truth is, course, about this. the truth p-a— course, about this. the truth is-a lei— course, about this. the truth is-a lei ei- course, about this. the truth is, a lot of people course, about this. the truth. is,-a lot of people have is, though, a lot of people have a pinn— is, though, a lot of people have a birth certificate— is, though, a lot of people have a birth certificate to prove it. i a birth certificate to prove it. i nave— a birth certificate to prove it. i have — a birth certificate to prove it. i have one. no,— a birth certificate to prove it. i have one. no, i— a birth certificate to prove it. no, i know you do. i have one. no, i know you do. i asnr— i have one. no, i know you do. i asnr casing— no, i know you do. i wasn't casting aspersions, but you— wasn't casting aspersions, but you knew,— wasn't casting aspersions, but you knew w-wee— wasn't casting aspersions, but you know, we've got people who are you know, we've got people who anri — you know, we've got people who anri irump— you know, we've got people who are anti trump and— you know, we've got people who are anti trump and pro trump. inere— are anti trump and pro trump. mere-re— are anti trump and pro trump. inere-re pe— are anti trump and pro trump. there -to belbit- are anti trump and pro trump. there -to belbit of. are anti trump and pro trump. there to be bit of a there seems to be a bit of a consensus. there's a of a consensus. there's a bit of a wear— consensus. there's a bit of a weal-name - consensus. there's a bit of a weak-right? well,- consensus. there's a bit of a weak right? �*fiiitee t consensus. there's a bit of a. weak-right? well, it's tax weak case right? well, it's tax fraud. he's being out on, fraud. he's being called out on, actually, because he made the payments his lawyer and payments through his lawyer and then his tax form then declared it on his tax form as advice. god, love as legal advice. god, i love that. but doesn't it doesn't it hinge whether this hinge on whether this was a personal to do with personal payment or to do with the on that the campaign on because that changes misdemeanour changes it from a misdemeanour to a felony? it doesn't. also he's saying that they that he's saying that they never that he's saying that they never that he with her, that he just chatted with her, that they do anything, they didn't do anything, that she's exotic dancer she's more of an exotic dancer and companion. she. which and a companion. she. which is creepy. part. creepy. that's the creepy part. if banged, of course, it's if they banged, of course, it's donald trump. of course he hires. but no, instead they just chatted and he drank diet coke. that uncomfortable. that makes me uncomfortable. she the sort she strikes me as the sort of peasan— she strikes me as the sort of persn pau— she strikes me as the sort of person you would— she strikes me as the sort of person you would want to just nave— person you would want to just have lconversation- have a conversation with. neesn-r— have a conversation with. doesn't-yeah.- have a conversation with. doesn't yeah. you know, doesn't she? yeah. you know, swimw— doesn't she? yeah. you know, siermw isn-r— doesn't she? yeah. you know, stormy isn't talking about nietzsche's _ stormy isn't talking abouti nietzsche's—but nietzsche's philosophy, but then he nietzsche's philosophy, but then ne—laielleai he called, but then he labelled her he called, but then he labelled ner—iacea- her as being horse faced recenrlw— her as being horse faced recently-the - her as being horse faced recently the press, which recently in the press, which i

care— recently in the press, which i rare—laced- recently in the press, which i take faced person take as a horse faced person mwseli. — take as a horse faced person myself. i— take as a horse faced person myself. i take— take as a horse faced person myself. i take very- take as a horse faced person myself. pity myself. i take very personally and a former sex care worker. namaste. but i don't understand why all this why he's declaring all this angst. yeah, it angst. just say, look, yeah, it happened i that's you know, happened and i that's you know, he gets away with everything. no, even if he that, no, but even if he does that, i clan-r— no, but even if he does that, i aen-r ininl— no, but even if he does that, i don't think the _ no, but even if he does that, i don't think the democrats are going— don't think the democrats are going re— don't think the democrats are going is lei— don't think the democrats are going is lei n— don't think the democrats are going to let it go. i mean, like alvin— going to let it go. i mean, like ann—pl,- going to let it go. i mean, like alvin—da, he's- going to let it go. i mean, like alvin da, he's been alvin bragg, the da, he's been ne-s—ier- alvin bragg, the da, he's been ne-s—ier a- alvin bragg, the da, he's been he's—for a long. he's wanting this for a long time — he's wanting this for a long time .is— he's wanting this for a long time .is i— he's wanting this for a long time.-is i mean,- he's wanting this for a long time. is i mean, i do feel time. this is i mean, i do feel nus,— time. this is i mean, i do feel be, you— time. this is i mean, i do feel like, you know,— time. this is i mean, i do feel like, you know, i'm- time. this is i mean, i do feel like, you know, i'm no fan of mump— like, you know, i'm no fan of pump, pur— like, you know, i'm no fan of pump, pm i— like, you know, i'm no fan of trump, but i do— like, you know, i'm no fan of trump, but i do feel this this feels— trump, but i do feel this this feels weaponizing the legal feels like weaponizing the legal swsrem —rean- feels like weaponizing the legal system _yeah, it- system a little bit. yeah, it cauli— system a little bit. yeah, it could-im— system a little bit. yeah, it could-i'm not- system a little bit. yeah, it could-i'm not sure.. system a little bit. yeah, it could-i'm not sure. ii system a little bit. yeah, it- could-i'm not sure. i mean, could be. i'm not sure. i mean, can we can can i say that i can we can we can i say that i think it happened or not? well, not sure. let's let's play it safe. yeah. okay. on- not sure. t yeah. okay. on that safe. yeah. okay. on that ieause— safe. yeah. okay. on that because there's- yeah. okay. on that because there's some litigious because there's some litigious ire-misde- because there's some litigious ie-misrale. — because there's some litigious be mistake. silt; because there's some litigious be mistake. be a big mistake. maybe trump just said right now i have a stormy relationship with stormy. maybe have those. maybe it could have been those. yeah that. yeah it could have been that. but just interested in but i'm just interested in the way—re- but i'm just interested in the way—re pa,- but i'm just interested in the. way _to go, because way this is going to go, because the way this is going to go, because ine-ir— way this is going to go, because ine-ir nas— way this is going to go, because the-it has helped- the thing is, it has helped his opinion— the thing is, it has helped his opinion-ire- the thing is, it has helped his opinion-it's putting. the thing is, it has helped his. opinion-it's putting him opinion polls. it's putting him in front page. that's all he in the front page. that's all he wants to talked about. wants is to be talked about. that's wants, you know, that's all he wants, you know, and getting what and he's getting exactly what he requires it's going requires to run. well it's going be interesting because later on,

i've a former adviser i've got a former adviser to hillary clinton and also a former trump. going former adviser to trump. going to talking about to be on the show talking about mis— to be on the show talking about ins—inal— to be on the show talking about ins—mar is- to be on the show talking about this—that is goingi this and debating that is going to this and debating that is going is be— this and debating that is going to be interesting.— this and debating that is going to be interesting. think to be interesting. i think fireworks— to be interesting. i think- fireworks—think to be interesting. i think- fireworks_think she fireworks might fly. i think she visited— fireworks might fly. i think she visited trump i'm visited the trump tower. i'm just saying that's an interesting euphemistic way of putting let's get another putting it. let's get another auesrien— putting it. let's get another auesiien nw— putting it. let's get another question now from - ttt “g t let's get another question now from stephanie. wnere— where is stephanie? hi, siepnanie.— stephanie. wouldn't it female spans—inane sports stars make great brand ambassadors— sports stars make great brand ambassadors do ambassadors for nike. yeah we do say ambassadors for nike. yeah we do saw-wile. — ambassadors for nike. yeah we do saw-wilelusea- ambassadors for nike. yeah we do say- nike. iused to - say nike, not nike. i used to say— say nike, not nike. i used to say-i— say nike, not nike. i used to saw-i ininl- say nike, not nike. i used to say-i think it's. say night, but i think it's wile.— say night, but i think it's nike-they've- nike. so they they've they've basically— basically caused this big euwape— basically caused this big outrage hired outrage because they have hired dylan— outrage because they have hiredi dylan—knew, dylan mulvaney, who y'all know, dylan— dylan mulvaney, who y'all know, dylan-because- dylan mulvaney, who y'all know, dylan - because he's i dylan mulvaney, who y'all know, dylan because he's got dylan mulvaney because he's got this kind of 30 days of girlhood mine. —nisi thing. he sort of records his mansirien— thing. he sort of records his transition into— thing. he sort of records his transition into girlhood by sort of transition into girlhood by sort ei-wew— transition into girlhood by sort ei-wew answ— transition into girlhood by sort of-very ditzy and- transition into girlhood by sort of very ditzy and falling of being very ditzy and falling ever-inal— of being very ditzy and falling over-that kind- of being very ditzy and falling over-that kind of. over a lot and that kind of mine. — over a lot and that kind of mine-wile— over a lot and that kind of thing. nike have basically over a lot and that kind of thing can nike have basically over a lot and that kind of thing can you ke have basically over a lot and that kind of thing can you sellave basically over a lot and that kind of thing can you sell ourbasically over a lot and that kind of thing can you sell our women's said, can you sell our women's spans— said, can you sell our women's spans inas— said, can you sell our women's spans mas ana— said, can you sell our women's sports bras and leggings? and mis— sports bras and leggings? and we is— sports bras and leggings? and we is wnar— sports bras and leggings? and this is what he's— sports bras and leggings? and this is what he's done. sports bras and leggings? and this is what he's done . let's this is what he's done. let's nave— this is what he's done. let's nave a— this is what he's done. let's nave a leak— this is what he's done. let's have a look at— this is what he's done. let's have a look at the video .

what's some other workout stuff 7 what's some other workout stuff ? it what's some other workout stuff e n is— what's some other workout stuff e ii is prerw— what's some other workout stuff ? it is pretty funny— what's some other workout stuff ? it is pretty funny. i mean, its— ? it is pretty funny. i mean, its preiw— ? it is pretty funny. i mean, it's pretty funny. - ? it is pretty funny. i mean, it's pretty funny. no woman exercises like— it's pretty funny. no woman exercises like that. well, my wife— exercises like that. well, my wile ail. — exercises like that. well, my wife did. and— exercises like that. well, my wife did. and i— exercises like that. well, my wife did. '“i: igltit exercises like that. well, my wife did. ' “i: igltit i: f wife did. and i got a divorce. but i mean, he acts like , you but i mean, he acts like, you know, a person who doesn't know what a woman is. really? quite. yeah, but but but it's just like.— yeah, but but but it's just like. — yeah, but but but it's just like. like— yeah, but but but it's just like. it. it. yeah, but but but it's just like. ff yeah, but but but it's just like. f it like. like psychotic. six year old but that's i think old girl. but that's why i think it's real. iknow old girl. but that's why i think it's real. i know people say it's not real. i know people say inal— it's not real. i know people say that-mulvaney— that dylan mulvaney is authentically that dylan mulvaney is- authentically-person, authentically a trans person, pur— authentically a trans person, bur-ana- authentically a trans person, bur-anal i- authentically a trans person, but-and i just- authentically a trans person, but and i just think but i see that and i just think it's but i see that and i just think its ree— but i see that and i just think it's too obviously— but i see that and i just think it's too obviously misogynistic. it's it's too obviously misogynistic. ir-s—lrawinp- it's too obviously misogynistic. it's—drawing on. it's too obviously drawing on all— it's too obviously drawing on ell-sensi- it's too obviously drawing on. old - sexist stereotypes old fashioned sexist stereotypes . i old fashioned sexist stereotypes . i mink— old fashioned sexist stereotypes . irninl ne-s— old fashioned sexist stereotypes . i think he's trolling. everyone. _think . i think he's trolling- everyone. _think he's everyone. i do. i think he's a comic. i think making comic. i think he's making all of he's of it up. yeah, he's he's performance artist . yeah. yeah, performance artist. yeah. yeah, he's performance artist. yeah. yeah, ne-s mar. — performance artist. yeah. yeah, he's that. no, he's that. no surgery. no op. yeah surgery. no he's pre op. yeah right— surgery. no he's pre op. yeah mam-rean— surgery. no he's pre op. yeah right,-yeah yeah,- ”gitg no he's pre op. yeah right, yeah yeah, yeah right, right. yeah yeah, yeah i knew— right, right. yeah yeah, yeah i knew pur— right, right. yeah yeah, yeah i know butldon't_ right, right. yeah yeah, yeah i know butidon't-i- right, right. yeah yeah, yeah i know but don't i mean know but i don't think i mean mar-s— know but i don't think i mean mars-pir— know but i don't think i mean that's-bit but- know but i don't think i mean that's bit but that's know but i don't think i mean that an bit but that's know but i don't think i mean that an old bit but that's know but i don't think i mean that an old fashioned that's know but i don't think i mean that an old fashioned edgy; know but i don't think i mean that an old fashioned edgy kind like an old fashioned edgy kind of like an old fashioned edgy kind an io— like an old fashioned edgy kind of 70 seconds— like an old fashioned edgy kind of 70 seconds working men's clun— of 70 seconds working men's club—rau- of 70 seconds working men's. cluiu—wcu club. it's like when you were hanging with your hanging out with your gay friends and friends at university and you were room. were stoned in somebodys room. not smoked it's not that i smoked weed. it's pal.— not that i smoked weed. it's pal—purl not that i smoked weed. it's. pal—bur bad. kids don't do it, but some people— bad. kids don't do it, but some people-wou- bad. kids don't do it, but some people-you were- people were. and you were dancing— people were. and you were dancing of dancing around to some sort of ses— dancing around to some sort of sees—wim— dancing around to some sort of ses—wirn a- dancing around to some sort of 80s _with a funny. dancing around to some sort of 80s with a funny wig 80s pop music with a funny wig on. 80s pop music with a funny wig inar-s— 80s pop music with a funny wig on. that's like— 80s pop music with a funny wig on. that's like that. it is like

inan—nipnl that. it's like you're high. i also— that. it's like you're high. i also ininl— that. it's like you're high. i also think that— that. it's like you're high. i also think that it was so odd inal— also think that it was so odd mar wile— also think that it was so odd that nike had— also think that it was so odd that nike had so— also think that it was so odd that nike had so many options to go that nike had so many options to as lar— that nike had so many options to pa for ,— that nike had so many options to as far, ana— that nike had so many options to as ran, and mis— that nike had so many options to go for , and this one they chose. go for, and this one they chose. nur— go for, and this one they chose. nut—mem- go for, and this one they chose. bur—men all- go for, and this one they chose. but—them all this. but it's getting them all this press— but it's getting them all this press well— but it's getting them all this press well, that's the other more serious— press well, that's the other more serious aspect. press well, that's the other- more �*theius aspect. imean, you press well, that's the other- more the truth pect. imean, you press well, that's the other- more the truth is ct. imean, you press well, that's the other- more the truth is dylan mean, you know, the truth is dylan mulvaney millions mulvaney has millions and millions they mulvaney has millions and milli0ijust they mulvaney has millions and milli0ijust be they mulvaney has millions and milli0ijust be following they mulvaney has millions and milli0ijust be following the ly might just be following the figures. annoyed basically all they've annoyed basically all of their clients. but this their female clients. but this is for their female clients. but this is far — their female clients. but this is for women-is- their female clients. but this is for women. -is for- ” ”it; itt it;“t~; but this is for women. is for men is for women. this is for men wne—wne- is for women. this is for men wne—wne are- is for women. this is for men- who _who are actually who like women who are actually men-lar— who like women who are actually men-lei all— who like women who are actually men .for all the _ who like women who are actually men for all the front page men and for all the front page scaries— men and for all the front page stories, they're— men and for all the front page stories, they're getting on it . stories, they're getting on it. inar-s. — stories, they're getting on it. inar-s. ream— stories, they're getting on it. that's. yeah. and- stories, they're getting on it. that's. “it?“ ' “i: stories, they're getting on it. that's. / “i: i:lti“ t that's. yeah. and you don't think by alienating think that like by alienating half of the human race and basically mocking them, mocking women. i know as an campaign women. i know as an ad campaign , thing. it's worth , it's a weird thing. it's worth it , it's a weird thing. it's worth ir—winue- it because it's a virtue signalling— it because it's a virtue signalling worth signalling apparently it's worth it signalling apparently it's worth irlrnis— signalling apparently it's worth irlrnis-anl— signalling apparently it's worth itlthis-and age.- signalling apparently it's worth it this and age. but i it in this day and age. but i wnar— it in this day and age. but i wnar i— it in this day and age. but i mean, what i mean is how do we reacn— mean, what i mean is how do we reacn inal— mean, what i mean is how do we reach that point?— mean, what i mean is how do we reach that point? _ mean, what i mean is how do we reach that point? /lti. reach that point? you know, if you— reach that point? you know, if you have done a you if you if i'd have done a joke like that myself, joke video like that myself, like years people like a few years ago, people would have said, you know, you're equivalent you're like the equivalent of bernard manning. you should be like, of old like, but now that sort of old fashioned humour is back fashioned sexist humour is back from britain or monty from little britain or monty python. exactly. from little britain or monty python . exactly. but sir keir python. exactly. but sir keir scanner— python. exactly. but sir keir starmer john— 37; t“lti“ exactly. but sir keir starmerjohn boxing starmerjohn cleese boxing and it starmerjohn cleese boxing and ill. — starmerjohn cleese boxing and ill. ir— starmerjohn cleese boxing and ill. n is.— starmerjohn cleese boxing and ill. n is. i— starmerjohn cleese boxing and itl. it is. i mean,- starmerjohn cleese boxing and itl. it is. i mean, they- starmerjohn cleese boxing and it . t iti”it it is. it is. i mean, they are saying those things about you anyway, but it's weird because they her image on the on

they did put her image on the on a beer can recently did they. she it. yes because she got she got it. yes because she got between and 100 grand for between 50 and 100 grand for this she's getting this and then she's getting money image money for the beer can image also drinks beer who also and who drinks beer and who wears nike's probably obe wears nike's mostly probably obe i would imagine men. wears nike's mostly probably obe i would imagine men . yeah. and i would imagine men. yeah. and who likes a skinny girl in tights? that'll do whatever she's told trump, right? i'm sorry. i think. i think this is for . for fetish. it's sorry. i think. i think this is for. for fetish. it's a sorry. i think. i think this is for . for fetish. it's a fetish. for. for fetish. it's a fetish. but to be fair, i mean, he cani— but to be fair, i mean, he canr i— but to be fair, i mean, he can't. i mean,— but to be fair, i mean, he can't. i mean, advertise shoes for wire— can't. i mean, advertise shoes for nike because,— can't. i mean, advertise shoes for nike because, i mean, he's got— for nike because, i mean, he's per a— for nike because, i mean, he's per a damaged— for nike because, i mean, he's got a damaged soul. 0“ got a damaged soul. oh, for paalness— got a damaged soul. oh, for goodness sake . well,- got a damaged soul. 0“ g: well, that was goodness sake. well, that was i had goodness sake. well, that was i nal re— goodness sake. well, that was i lead is inal— goodness sake. well, that was i had to that was— goodness sake. well, that was i had to that was a— goodness sake. well, that was i had to that was a long,- g: well, that was i had to that was a long, long sps is nee— had to that was a long, long sps is nere lar— had to that was a long, long sps is here for the— had to that was a long, long sps is here for the puns. okay. lea-s— is here for the puns. okay. lea-s mare— is here for the puns. okay. let's move on— is here for the puns. okay. let's move on to another question now before tobias hits us another this one's question now before tobias hits us nick. other this one's question now before tobias hits us nick. where this one's question now before tobias hits us nick. where is this one's question now before tobias hits us nick. where is nick?one's question now before tobias hits us nick. where is nick? hi,'s from nick. where is nick? hi, nick. hello. hello. is it right that the president of hamline university whose nelly's miller , her name no relation to me, , her name is no relation to me, has to effectively has been forced to effectively retire for having retire early for having effectively not supported a teacher forced to retire early who showed students pictures of a certain prophet. i shan't name . okay. we can say prophet

muhammad. that's allowed. i think we just can't show the pictures . i think the thing pictures. i think the thing about this i interviewed an about this was i interviewed an academic this a couple of academic about this a couple of months happened. it months ago when it happened. it was because was an interesting one because this an history this was an art history professor an image of professor showing an image of muhammad , an old persian artwork muhammad, an old persian artwork that was actually really significant in the history of islamic art to the extent that you couldn't really run a course on islamic art without showing this and of a sudden i this image and all of a sudden i think it was just 1 or 2 students said that, just one students said that, just one student they were student saying that they were offended and but say one offended and upset. but say one student instagram and it's student with instagram and it's off. that's yeah. yeah. but off. that's it. yeah. yeah. but i say don't the i would say don't take the course islamic you course in islamic art if you don't at islamic don't want to look at islamic art and go to university art and don't go to university called it's called hamlin because it's ham and ham. so and they don't eat ham. so actually right it's actually you're right yeah, it's an _ university. . an islamophobic university. i'm amended— an islamophobic university. i'm offended-but- an islamophobic university. i'm offended-but i- an islamophobic university. i'm offended but i mean, offended by that. but i mean, mis— offended by that. but i mean, inis-ree. — offended by that. but i mean, this-too. isn't- offended by that. but i mean, this-too. isn't this- offended by that. but i mean,l this-too. isn't this about this is me too. isn't this about academic freedom, scott? you know, surely it's not. it wasn't a like, let try know, surely it's not. it wasn't a offend like, let try know, surely it's not. it wasn't a offend as ke, let try know, surely it's not. it wasn't a offend as many try know, surely it's not. it wasn't a offend as many people as and offend as many people as possible. it's part of the course, wish was course, which i wish it was because university so unchallenging she unchallenging now. but also she did to in unchallenging now. but also she ail—re in ne- did trigger warning to in the synopsis— did trigger warning to in the swnepsis ei— did trigger warning to in the synopsis of class did. synopsis of the class she did. sne— synopsis of the class she did. sne-rnar— synopsis of the class she did. she-that she'd-

synopsis of the class she did. she-that she'd be. she described that she'd be icing— she described that she'd be leinp mis— she described that she'd be doing this. people knew this. a woman—did. doing this. people knew this. a. woman—did know doing this. people knew this. a- woman_did know. woman who complained did know. inen— woman who complained did know. inen mew— woman who complained did know. then they showed— woman who complained did know. then they showed an image of the woman-complained,- then they showed an image of the woman complained, posed woman who complained, posed for insrapram — woman who complained, posed for insrapram -per— woman who complained, posed for instagram _got away- instagram like she got away wirn. —ei- instagram like she got away with._of sociali with. i think a lot of social media— with. i think a lot of social media outrage— with. i think a lot of social media outrage is just about establishing— media outrage is just about establishing people. yeah. and it establishing people. yeah. and n amecrs— establishing people. yeah. and it affects people's careers. resple— it affects people's careers. reaple pec— it affects people's careers. people get fired. of- it affects people's careers. gitt �*" ”iti: of course it people get fired. of course it does. people get fired. of course it lees—mis- people get fired. of course iti does._this woman, does. and maybe this woman, the insnucrer— does. and maybe this woman, the insnucrer-ie — does. and maybe this woman, the instructor- be _off. i instructor, might be better off. iiawie— instructor, might be better off. maybe-percei- instructor, might be better off. maybe better gig. maybe she got a better gig. iiawie— maybe she got a better gig. maybe-sne— maybe she got a better gig. maybe she moved on maybe she got a better gig.- maybe-she moved on because maybe maybe she moved on because she maybe maybe she moved on because sne-sranl— maybe maybe she moved on because sne-sranl ine— maybe maybe she moved on because she-stand the small- she couldn't stand the small minaelness— she couldn't stand the small. mindedness_it's mindedness of this. well, it's newer— mindedness of this. well, it's better ca— mindedness of this. well, it's better to be fired than beheaded. fair. yeah, but beheaded. to be fair. yeah, but it's interesting— it's interesting that the presidenc— it's interesting that the president stepping it's interesting that the- president-stepping down, it's interesting that the- presidldoes-stepping down, it's interesting that the presidldoes suggest pping down, it's interesting that the presidldoes suggest ppingbecause and it does suggest that because mere— and it does suggest that because there - backlash. _ there was a backlash. and i mink— there was a backlash. and i. think—whatever there was a backlash. and i- think—whatever we think, you know, for whatever we say think, you know, for whatever we saw-america— think, you know, for whatever we saw-america ;— think, you know, for whatever we say-america , new- think, you know, for whatever we say america , new people say about america, new people are say about america, new people arse—wu— say about america, new people arse—wu knew,- say about america, new people are you know, they are crazy. but, you know, they do are crazy. but, you know, they la nave— are crazy. but, you know, they do have - first _ are crazy. but, you know, they do have first amendment do have the first amendment ulrimarelw. — do have the first amendment ultimately. .that - do have the first amendment ultimately. that does ultimately. and that does matter srill — ultimately. and that does matter srill -mipm—sci still. they might be armed. so be careful. yes, they do. be careful. but, yes, they do. they first amendment they do have the first amendment and do in an and they also do in an arts college, a rather liberal arts college, a rather liberal arts college like this one was is i think that there are actually obviously some people there who have their minds about. and have their own minds about. and of course, this is, you know- have their own minds about. and of course, this is, you know ,- of course, this is, you know , a of course, this is, you know, a enes— of course, this is, you know, a enes ei— of course, this is, you know, a echoes of what— of course, this is, you know, a echoes of what happened here at of course, this is, you know, a echibatleyivhat happened here at of course, this is, you know, a echibatley grammar ened here at of course, this is, you know, a echibatley grammar schoolare at of course, this is, you know, a echibatley grammar school where the batley grammar school where you the batley grammar school where weu-reacner— the batley grammar school where you _teacher- about| you had a teacher teaching about the you had a teacher teaching about ine-emence— the notion of offence and reacninp— the notion of offence andi teaching-charlie teaching about the charlie hebdo anacls.—ir-s- attacks. and of course, it's

relevanc— attacks. and of course, it's. relevant—images relevant to show the images learn — relevant to show the images death threats— relevant to show the images death threats still in hiding, i ininl— death threats still in hiding, i mink-a— death threats still in hiding, i ininl-a wear— death threats still in hiding, i think a year later. yes. so think over a year later. yes. so it-consequences- think over a year later. yes. so it consequences are it is the consequences are really— it is the consequences are really-se- it is the consequences are really-so and- it is the consequences are really so and you it is the consequences are- really-so and you know, really serious. so and you know, you-we— really serious. so and you know, you've come over from sweden. sweaen— you've come over from sweden. sweaen-seme— you've come over from sweden. sweden some issues relating sweden has some issues relating to sweden has some issues relating re mis— sweden has some issues relating re inis. reu— sweden has some issues relating to this. you-how- sweden has some issues relating to this. you-how do- sweden has some issues relating to this. you how do we to this. you know, how do we deal— to this. you know, how do we deal-ir— to this. you know, how do we deal-ii e— to this. you know, how do we deal-ii e ne— to this. you know, how do we deal-it ? do-sayj deal with it? do we just say mee— deal with it? do we just say nee-ne— deal with it? do we just say free-no matter- deal with it? do we just say free-no matter do free speech no matter what? do we free speech no matter what? do es—aw- free speech no matter what? do es—aw leew- free speech no matter what? do| we_say, look, your we stand up and say, look, your woun— we stand up and say, look, your your-r— we stand up and say, look, your you.-, weure— we stand up and say, look, your your-, you're free? - we stand up and say, look, your your , you're free? �*" your religion, you're free? if eweenerw— your religion, you're free? if everyone .that, - your religion, you're free? if everyone .that, imean, i your religion, you're free? if everyone that, mean, we everyone did that, i mean, we had 89 with had the chance. 89 with salman rushdie. everyone everyone rushdie. if everyone everyone should the books should have printed the books and and the operas and the cartoons and the operas and the cartoons and the operas and everything. we and just everything. and now we sort everyone's now. sort of everyone's afraid now. and even richard and because even richard dawkins, interview dawkins, i saw an interview recently where he sort of i don't want to about this, don't want to talk about this, which you're which is very scary. you're right. sort of if more right. you're sort of if more people just came out and of people just came out and sort of said, do it at the said, we have to do it at the same because of course same time, because of course we all freedom. same time, because of course we all should freedom. same time, because of course we all should be freedom. same time, because of course we all should be freto. 3m. same time, because of course we all should be freto. but people should be able to. but pur— people should be able to. but bur-per— people should be able to. but bur-perlnwe- people should be able to. buti but-getlhave your but you don't get to have your claim— but you don't get to have your religion .fenced- but you don't get to have your religion fenced for mockery religion ring fenced for mockery or . religion ring fenced for mockery er- inar-s- religion ring fenced for mockery er- inar-s ner- religion ring fenced for mockery or_. that's not howl or or criticism. that's not how it or or criticism. that's not how ir—wirn- or or criticism. that's not how. it_with muhammad or or criticism. that's not how- it_with muhammad is it works in the with muhammad is nes— it works in the with muhammad is ne-s-. — it works in the with muhammad is ne-s-. nes— it works in the with muhammad is he's-. he's illiterate- it works in the with muhammad is he's-. he's illiterate .- he's careful. he's illiterate. so we don't really know what he thinks. but also so it's something that just just saying muhammad freaks people out. it does. it does. it's a terrible selling point for religion. you want to make it a bit more sparkly? well, kids. it's

sparkly? well, it's kids. it's a mile— sparkly? well, it's kids. it's a linle—veul little bit patronising. you could— little bit patronising. you could little bit patronising. you coulme, for if you little bit patronising. you coulme, for goodness if you little bit patronising. you coulme, for goodness sake. if you little bit patronising. you coulme, for goodness sake. well,ou ask me, for goodness sake. well, i'm saying heavy on it. i'm just saying i heavy on it. can't get dylan mulvaney i'm just saying i heavy on it. i can't-get dylan mulvaney and can't we get dylan mulvaney and isiam — can't we get dylan mulvaney and islam _something?- can't we get dylan mulvaney and islam something? wouldn't islam to do something? wouldn't inal— islam to do something? wouldn't mar—i— islam to do something? wouldn't mar—i mini- islam to do something? wouldn't that—i think you're. that be great? i think you're asking problems, asking for problems, right? dylan we've dylan muhammad see, we've already— dylan muhammad see, we've alpemecilw. — dylan muhammad see, we've alperfectly. �*fiiit : it perfectly. we've solved it. have i just think lot of have we? i just think a lot of this very patronising to this is very patronising to muslims well. course, muslims as well. of course, this idea muslim people can't idea that muslim people can't take can't take take a joke or can't take criticism, true. criticism, that's not true. it's a minority of a very, very small minority of really people within really reactionary people within that the same really reactionary people within that every the same really reactionary people within that every religion. the same really reactionary people within that every religion. the sana with every religion. there's a small catholicism , small group within catholicism, believe me, there's a lot of catholics. it's very easy to say,— catholics. it's very easy to saw-knew, — catholics. it's very easy to say, - know, they - catholics. it's very easy toi say, - know, they - get say, you know, they will get anew. —rale.- say, you know, they will get angry. take. yeah angry. they can't take. yeah insreaa— angry. they can't take. yeah instead-saying,- angry. they can't take. yeah instead saying, you know, instead of saying, you know, weure— instead of saying, you know, weu-re-weu- instead of saying, you know,. weu-re-weu-ie you're an adult, you should be able— you're an adult, you should be ans-yo..- you're an adult, you should be able _your religion. you're an adult, you should be able your religion and able to defend your religion and rare— able to defend your religion and take _absolutely.- take a joke. absolutely. okay. we've more we've got time for one more question. from carl . question. this one's from carl. where is carl? hello so tell me more. tell me more . do we need more. tell me more. do we need a woke remake of greece? oh, you know , i came across this the know, i came across this the other night because i was looking through it. it's on paramount plus, and i saw it. and didn't and this episode. no, i didn't watch . no, no, i saw it. watch it. no, no, i saw it. i thought, not watching that. thought, i'm not watching that. i instead, i watched scream five instead, which worst which was appalling. the worst film seen. the

film i've ever seen. but the thing so is greece goes thing is, so this is greece goes greece rebooted. greece is effectively rebooted. it's sort like back story it's sort of like a back story with but they've changed it so that more multicolour well, that it's more multicolour well, i one of the characters i think one of the characters is non—binary all about non—binary. see, it's all about racial this racial identity. i think this song song white song sing a song about white supremacy sounds exciting. i just say this stuff is just have to say this stuff is so boring . like. like, like it's so boring. like. like, like it's just tedious now. group identity thing. it was radical back in the 60s and 70s when you had like the wiz, you had an all black wizard of oz that was radical different radical and different and exciting. of stuff now exciting. this kind of stuff now is tedious because is just tedious because everyone's i know. why everyone's doing it. i know. why don't just stop preaching? don't they just stop preaching? yeah, stop it. your yeah, they have to stop it. your snew. wnw— yeah, they have to stop it. your own show. why you always have own show. why do you always have to own show. why do you always have re emael— own show. why do you always have to remake stuff— own show. why do you always have to remake stuff that— own show. why do you always have to remake stuff that we love and so to remake stuff that we love and se-re— to remake stuff that we love and se-re-new- to remake stuff that we love and so _to - new show. so we have to do this new show. i so we have to do this new show. i-i-we— so we have to do this new show. i-i-we-seen- so we have to do this new show. i-i've-seen greece. j i have. i've never seen greece. ire— i have. i've never seen greece. ire-ever— i have. i've never seen greece. ire-ever seen— i have. i've never seen greece. i've .ever seen _two. i i've only ever seen greece two. i've only ever seen greece two. i haven't greece. what did i haven't seen greece. what did you i haven't seen greece. what did weu—inar-s— i haven't seen greece. what did you—that's that's- you hear that? that's that's emensiwe. — you hear that? that's that's offensive. _of- you hear that? that's that's- offensive. _of horror. offensive. shudder of horror. how you offensive. shudder of horror. new-weu e— offensive. shudder of horror. new-weu e i-we- offensive. shudder of horror. how-you ? i've seen- offensive. shudder of horror. how-you ? i've seen it.| how could you? i've seen it. well— how could you? i've seen it. wen-know,— how could you? i've seen it. well, - know, - greece. well, you know, i love greece. i ininl— well, you know, i love greece. i ininl its— well, you know, i love greece. i think it's great.— well, you know, i love greece. i think it's great. olivia newton—john's a bit bit too newton—john's a bit a bit too ell— newton—john's a bit a bit too ell-pun— newton—john's a bit a bit too ell-pun nur— newton—john's a bit a bit too old-but. but it's- newton—john's a bit a bit too old but. but it's fine old for it, but. but it's fine ernerwise. — old for it, but. but it's fine otherwise. supposed old for it, but. but it's fine- otherwise. _supposed to otherwise. but she supposed to be otherwise. but she supposed to lee—in— otherwise. but she supposed to lee—in mere.- otherwise. but she supposed to be_in there. she- otherwise. but she supposed toi be_in there. she was. otherwise. but she supposed to be she in there. she was. otherwise. but she supposed to be she was. in there. she was. otherwise. but she supposed to be she was. she here. she was. otherwise. but she supposed to be she was. she was. she was. otherwise. but she supposed to be she was. she was 72�*ie was. otherwise. but she supposed to be she was. she was 72 years;. and she was. she was 72 years ell.— and she was. she was 72 years ell. nun— and she was. she was 72 years ell. nun nur— and she was. she was 72 years ell. nun pm i— and she was. she was 72 years old. but. but i saw— and she was. she was 72 years old. but. but i saw the prequel

. its— old. but. but i saw the prequel . its a— old. but. but i saw the prequel . its a prequel— old. but. but i saw the prequel . it's a prequel, isn't it? rean— . it's a prequel, isn't it? yeah.-series.l . it's a prequel, isn't it?- yeah. _series. and yeah. 1954, the series. and i warcnea— yeah. 1954, the series. and i warcnel ine— yeah. 1954, the series. and i watched the clips today, about seven minutes— watched the clips today, about seven minutes of— watched the clips today, about seven minutes of clips online. i likel— seven minutes of clips online. i liken-lusc— seven minutes of clips online. i lilea-iusr ir-s— seven minutes of clips online. i liked _just it's from - liked it. it's just it's from ine— liked it. it's just it's from me its— liked it. it's just it's from the it's from _ liked it. it's just it's from the it's from the women's the neu— the it's from the women's the few pals— the it's from the women's the four gals perspectives . and the four gals perspectives. and the music— four gals perspectives. and the music looked _ four gals perspectives. and the music looked fun— four gals perspectives. and the music looked fun and there was still— music looked fun and there was still-male— music looked fun and there was still-male football- still the male football team. a lot still the male football team. a ierlpuws— still the male football team. a leilpuws ae— still the male football team. a leilpuws in— still the male football team. a lot-guys are in it— still the male football team. a lot guys are in it it's fine. lot of guys are in it it's fine. ine— lot of guys are in it it's fine. the non—binary— lot of guys are in it it's fine. the non—binary person is just a lemiew— the non—binary person is just a tomboy. there's— the non—binary person is just a tomboy. there's tomboy tomboy. there's always a tomboy in a— tomboy. there's always a tomboy in a musical.— tomboy. there's always a tomboy in a musical. hello,— tomboy. there's always a tomboy in a musical. hello, west side slew.— in a musical. hello, west side story-_of— in a musical. hello, west side story. _of course.- story. so, yeah, of course. i ininl— story. so, yeah, of course. i mink-lire- story. so, yeah, of course. i think-likelcouldl think it looks like it could be. ana— think it looks like it could be. and .american. _ think it looks like it could be.| and .american. _got and it's american. they've got a lot and it's american. they've got a lei-inew-re— and it's american. they've got a lot they're throwing lot of money. they're throwing casn—peel- cash at it. that's a good example— cash at it. that's a good example-the- cash at it. that's a good. example-the-side example with the west side story, — example with the west side story-redid— example with the west side story,-redid it,- example with the west side story, redid it, spielberg story, they redid it, spielberg redid— story, they redid it, spielberg redid n— story, they redid it, spielberg redid d-pd— story, they redid it, spielberg redid it-put-the. redid it and put made the character— character of anybody's a trans dddddd. — character of anybody's a trans character. .that- character of anybody's a trans. character. .that-the character. and that defeats the purpose. the whole is that purpose. the whole point is that the the won't let the men in the jets won't let her she's a girl. her in because she's a girl. that's fundamental to that's kind of fundamental to that. spielberg was that. no, the spielberg film was garbage, this looks like it garbage, but this looks like it could a joy. and all the could be a joy. and all the music's new.— could be a joy. and all the music's new. they're- music's new. they're not recyddnd— recycling old music, but the songs—vod- recycling old music, but the. songs—you know, songs are too long. you know, you— songs are too long. you know, you step up. need you better step up. i need a man, woman, it never. man, woman, lesbian. it never. yeah, it took a while. you're right. i've actually renamed a dance called jives matter. dance called black jives matter. oh tobias, i'm going to put a stop to this. i'm oh tobias, i'm going to put a stop to this . i'm sorry. stop to this. i'm sorry. i invited— stop to this. i'm sorry. i invited him.— stop to this. i'm sorry. i invited him. okay.- i'm sorry. i invited him. okay. still to come on free— invited him. okay. still to come on free speech— invited him. okay. still to come on free speech nation, the

dddddd— on free speech nation, the equality secretary is going to daddy— equality secretary is going to daddy de— equality secretary is going to clarify the meaning of the word sex clarify the meaning of the word dd— clarify the meaning of the word dd de— clarify the meaning of the word sex in the 2010— clarify the meaning of the word sex in the 2010 equality act. speddcddy— sex in the 2010 equality act. specifically to _ sex in the 2010 equality act. specifically to refer to biological _ specifically to refer to biological sex. is there any odd— biological sex. is there any other kind?— biological sex. is there any other kind? see— biological sex. is there any other kind? see you in a few mdmdm— other kind? see you in a few

welcome back to free speech ddddm— welcome back to free speech ddddm mm— welcome back to free speech nation with me— welcome back to free speech nation with me andrew doyle the dimmer— nation with me andrew doyle the minister for— nation with me andrew doyle the minister for women and dddddded— minister for women and equalities, kemi badenoch is considering— equalities, kemi badenoch is considering clarifying the muddy— considering clarifying the eddddmdd— considering clarifying the equality act to allow organisations to bar trans women mom— organisations to bar trans women from dmde— organisations to bar trans women from emde eex— organisations to bar trans women from single sex spaces and eveem— from single sex spaces and exeem .— from single sex spaces and events , including hospital wards events, including hospital wards and meme.— events, including hospital wards and seem. me— events, including hospital wards and sports. the equalities wedemded— and sports. the equalities watchdog said— and sports. the equalities watchdog said this definition wedd— watchdog said this definition weddd maxe— watchdog said this definition would make it— watchdog said this definition would make it possible to exddde— would make it possible to exclude trans— would make it possible to exclude trans from would make it possible to- exclude trans-from same exclude trans people from same sex spaces, even they hold a sex spaces, even if they hold a deeded— sex spaces, even if they hold a gender recognition certificate. mere-e— gender recognition certificate. memes—me- gender recognition certificate. . there's—the backlash. there's been quite the backlash. but there's been quite the backlash. dud-me— there's been quite the backlash. but-meldiscuss- there's been quite the backlash. but me discuss this but joining me to discuss this mew—ef- now is the co—founder of meddmmd— now is the co—founder of thoughtful therapies , james thoughtful therapies, james deeee— thoughtful therapies, james esses-founder- thoughtful therapies, james esses founder of women's esses and founder of women's meme— esses and founder of women's rights network. _ esses and founder of women's rights network. heather binning

. deemed— rights network. heather binning . deemed em— rights network. heather binning . heather can i— rights network. heather binning . heather can i come to you met— . heather can i come to you met edem— . heather can i come to you first about the _ . heather can i come to you first about the equality act 20.0, — first about the equality act 20.0, which — first about the equality act 2010, which has certain protected— 2010, which has certain protected characteristics. one of protected characteristics. one efmeee— protected characteristics. one of those protected characteristics is , of course, characteristics is, of course, and— characteristics is, of course, amd .— characteristics is, of course, sex. and i would- characteristics is, of course, sex. and i would have thought ded— sex. and i would have thought mm eveemem— sex. and i would have thought that everyone would have assumed you-re— that everyone would have assumed you-re rdxmd— that everyone would have assumed you're talking biological you're talking about biological dur— you're talking about biological our mo— you're talking about biological sex. but now activists are saying— sex. but now activists are- eoxmd—medm saying it's never really meant deer.— saying it's never really meant mor- weer— saying it's never really meant that. what do— saying it's never really meant that. what do you make of that? med— that. what do you make of that? men dre— that. what do you make of that? men we rm— that. what do you make of that? well it's i'm sorry. _ that. what do you make of that? well it's i'm sorry. that's what i well it's i'm sorry. that's what r-or— well it's i'm sorry. that's what i of it. when act was i make of it. when the act was first brought in and it was clear to everybody that that's what sex meant and that's why there was no need for any further depher depher notion of what the meanings were . it was what the meanings were. it was assumed by everyone in society that it meant biological sex. and then since then, of course, we've had the growth of gender ideology and the idea that from some people that men can become women and therefore should be allowed the should be covered under the protected characteristic of sex as women now , does that mean, though, now, does that mean, though, that if you accept that sort of revised definition of sex, that

gender ideologues want us to accept that effectively, you can't have female only spaces by law? no, you can't . you are law? no, you can't. you are allowed at the moment the act allows you to have sex specific spaces where there is a need. it doesn't say you must have them, but it allows you to have them. if a business or a service provider has a need to provide single sex services like in care, for instance. yes removing thatis care, for instance. yes removing that is it's vital. my, my, my own mother had a young man turn out to give her intimate care one day. fortunately, i was there and was able to turn away. that was just man. it wasn't that was just a man. it wasn't pretending other pretending to be anything other than man. so so the idea of than a man. so so the idea of self id combined with anybody can be then it gives no meaning to sex specific spaces. so james, can i bring- six �*" rt. so james, can i bring you in on deme— james, can i bring you in on this? because— james, can i bring you in on this? because there has been for a this? because there has been for dome— this? because there has been for drmde mm— this? because there has been for a while this legal— this? because there has been for a while this legal fiction that deem— a while this legal fiction that when reorde— a while this legal fiction that when people have a gender reeodmdom— when people have a gender recognition certificate, they - ore—modem are treated in the law as though they— are treated in the law as though mey-ooooerre- are treated in the law as though they-opposite sex,- are treated in the law as though they opposite sex, even they were the opposite sex, even modde— they were the opposite sex, eveni

though—seriously though nobody was ever seriously edddeermd— though nobody was ever seriously edggeermd mor— though nobody was ever seriously suggesting that they've actually changed— suggesting that they've actually drdmded sex— suggesting that they've actually changed sex because human beings com-r— changed sex because human beings edm-r—so— changed sex because human beings edm-r—so whor- changed sex because human beings can't—so what this- can't change sex. so what this eomodedree— can't change sex. so what this eomodedree-d- can't change sex. so what this complicates a little complicates matters a little bit— complicates matters a little or. doeem-r— complicates matters a little bit, doesn't it?— complicates matters a little bit, doesn't it? because where does— does that leave those individuals?- does that leave those individuals? fiction individuals? well, legal fiction is individuals? well, legal fiction re-eorreer— individuals? well, legal fiction is-correct word. - individuals? well, legal fiction is correct word. /r:::r. is the correct word. you know, we've got the recognition we've got the gender recognition act, allows people act, which allows people to legally change their sex for the purposes of legal documents, etcetera. but the difficulty we've got is that man made laws vary from country to country depending on the government of the day. but what laws of science, laws of nature ? there science, laws of nature? there are universal sex is binary. sex is immutable. you cannot change sex. and as a result of this, we need to protect same sex spaces , same sex rights. but actually what we've seen and heather touched upon, this is a dilution , an erosion of these. and we've seen this culminating in scotland where they attempted to push through this dreadful legislation which someone on legislation in which someone on a whim decide that they're a whim can decide that they're the other sex. but i think it's crucial to understand that as part of these proposed changes, we will not be taking away safeguards from trans people. there's protected

there's a protected characteristic of gender reassignment it nobody's proposing to do anything with that. so it means that if somebody is discriminated against or harassed or victimised because have victimised because they have reassigned their they reassigned their gender, they will protected . so the will still be protected. so the types criticism levelled at types of criticism levelled at these proposals is completely unfounded. that's a really rmporrdm— unfounded. that's a really important point,- t. r:rt;r: that's a really important point, though, isn't it, important point, though, isn't rr. dedmere— important point, though, isn't it, heather? because you know, me— it, heather? because you know, me epoxem— it, heather? because you know, me epoxem ro— it, heather? because you know, i've spoken to people. i've had people—mer- i've spoken to people. i've had people—me, trans. people online tell me, trans dormers— people online tell me, trans dedrrere .— people online tell me, trans activists , not— people online tell me, trans activists , not just trans activists, not just trans people edymd— activists, not just trans people saying mor— activists, not just trans people saying mdr dr— activists, not just trans people saying that all they want is the mem— saying that all they want is the rrdmldee— saying that all they want is the rrdmldee dre— saying that all they want is the right use the toilet right to use the toilet facilities— right to use the toilet facilities that they feel most doeery— facilities that they feel most closely—their- facilities that they feel most. closely—their sense facilities that they feel most. cl(who _their sense facilities that they feel most cl(who they their sense facilities that they feel most cl(who they are their sense facilities that they feel most cl(who they are and heir sense facilities that they feel most cl(who they are and heir �*theyr of who they are and that they more —eo- of who they are and that they move—eolmdml have been doing so for many years— have been doing so for many years-all— have been doing so for many years-all-kind- have been doing so for many years-all-kind of. years before all the kind of deodree— years before all the kind of debates stirred— years before all the kind of debates stirred up. do they not more— debates stirred up. do they not moreloomr— debates stirred up. do they not moreloomr e— debates stirred up. do they not have lpoint ? well,- debates stirred up. do they not have point ? well, i take have a point? well, i take issue, first— have a point? well, i take issue, first of— have a point? well, i take issue, first of all, with the idea — issue, first of all, with the idea and — issue, first of all, with the idea and this— issue, first of all, with the idea and this is- issue, first of all, with the idea and this is one of the fundamental— idea and this is one of the fundamental things about this . fundamental things about this. mm— fundamental things about this. mm predom— fundamental things about this. this problem is— fundamental things about this. this problem is when- fundamental things about this. this problem is when we're told that they've been doing this for years , if you're in a toilet as years, if you're in a toilet as a female in a toilet and a man comes in, no matter they're comes in, no matter how they're dressed, you are not going to challenge that man. women don't women, go through their women, they go through their lives with their keys between their fingers, watching over their fingers, watching over

their . what's walking on their fingers, watching over theiside . what's walking on their fingers, watching over theiside of . what's walking on their fingers, watching over theiside of the hat's walking on their fingers, watching over theiside of the street/alking on their fingers, watching over theiside of the street with|g on their fingers, watching over theiside of the street with then the side of the street with the light on because it's inbuilt in us we are at risk , we are us that we are at risk, we are at danger. and so you're not going to you're not going to start or a fight start an argument or a fight with who ideally with somebody who is ideally a man and tell them no, unless you've got a good backing there. and it's fundamental to the problem here. and i think so many men don't understand that that's something women have that's something that women have suffered from through the ages. and having safe sex space is such a relief if you if you are feeling a tall, vulnerable it's to have somewhere to go and there are women that are far less vulnerable than i am. and i'm fighting to in hospitals, for instance , in in care homes for instance, in in care homes and in prisons and we're talking about this. and that's that's a fabulous thing this time last yeanl fabulous thing this time last year, i wouldn't have believed that we could be talking about this and this would have moved forward. so it's not just a ddeedom— : so it's not just a question safeguarding. it's question of safeguarding. it's deo— question of safeguarding. it's deo d— question of safeguarding. it's also a question— question of safeguarding. it's also a question dignity. also a question of dignity. modde— also a question of dignity. absolute difficult- also a question of dignity. absolute difficult because with the issue, a lot of

the safeguarding issue, a lot of people don't understand. i think they-assumption- people don't understand. i think they-assumption that. they make the assumption that momye— they make the assumption that anyone—ro- they make the assumption that anyone to preserve anyone who wants to preserve ody— anyone who wants to preserve women's only spaces somehow women's only spaces is somehow eddgeedmd— women's only spaces is somehow eddgeermd-rrdme— women's only spaces is somehow suggesting trans people are suggesting that trans people are more inherently— suggesting that trans people are more inherently inclined to oreddrory— more inherently inclined to predatory—but- more inherently inclined to predatory but of predatory behaviour. but of course that's— predatory behaviour. but of course that's not what people are course that's not what people eoxmd— course that's not what people saying .— course that's not what people are saying . they're saying that are saying. they're saying that are saying. they're saying that d—oeoode- are saying. they're saying that d—oeoode mrdml a minority of people might exprorr— a minority of people might exploit loophole gender, exploit the loophole of gender, oed— exploit the loophole of gender, eem ro— exploit the loophole of gender, eem re re— exploit the loophole of gender, self id in order— exploit the loophole of gender, self id in order to— exploit the loophole of gender, self id in order to access, you mow— self id in order to access, you know .— self id in order to access, you know . we— self id in order to access, you know , we could— self id in order to access, you know , we could talk about, you know, we could talk about, you rook— know, we could talk about, you took your— know, we could talk about, you lock your front— know, we could talk about, you lock your front door of your mouse— lock your front door of your mouse or— lock your front door of your house or not— lock your front door of your house or not because everybody ooeemd— house or not because everybody poeemd re— house or not because everybody poeemg re dome— house or not because everybody passing is going to try and deer— passing is going to try and break m— passing is going to try and break in and— passing is going to try and break in and you. : break in and you. but somebody passing might. and it's that concept . us as a woman, not concept. us as a woman, not every not not every man is bad. not every man is a rapist. i know particularly not every trans woman is going to attack me, but there are a small minority and we know also . are minority and we know also. are you talking about the gender recognition bill in scotland? and when that was stopped and lo and the next day, and behold, the next day, the pictures are full, papers pictures are full, the papers are picture of a are full of a picture of a gentleman was hiding as a as gentleman who was hiding as a as a woman to get into the women's

estate. this is isla bryson. yes , yes, yes. double rapist, yes, yes, yes. double rapist, dorme— yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. _ yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. 'r: yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. r: “rt;”rt; yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. r: “c12; yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. ' r: "rrt;t; e121 double rapist. and here we are, all over the papers. so? so this does happen. it's not that . does happen. it's not that. it's. it's a figment of my imagination and it's not going to happen. and the public outcry last year, there was a debate in the house of lords with a lot of members of the house of lords standing that there standing up saying that there was with having was nothing wrong with having female identifying men in women's prison, the women's estate and then the public outcry when this was made evident in the front page of the newspapers was quite astounding. but have a human rights but now we have a human rights body—saving- but now we have a human rights body—edymd i body stepping in and saying, dere— body stepping in and saying, dds—ro— body stepping in and saying, rme—ro do.- body stepping in and saying, this—to go. and. body stepping in and saying, this to go. and that this is the way to go. and that does—m- this is the way to go. and that does—m dre- does signify a shift in the duode— does signify a shift in the public debate— does signify a shift in the public debate , doesn't it? but public debate, doesn't it? but wedde— public debate, doesn't it? but what's happened there, james, i mean,-proposals_ mean, the proposals by the eddddry— mean, the proposals by the equality human rights equality and human rights commission— equality and human rights commission incredibly commission are incredibly measured reasonable. measured and reasonable. they've— measured and reasonable. meme-edd- measured and reasonable. they've-said let'sl they've not even said let's change law. they've said, change the law. they've said, let's about potentially let's talk about potentially changing here are the changing the law. here are the benefits. are the let's benefits. here are the let's have let's have have a conversation. let's have a conversation that's subjected to the to proper scrutiny. but the backlash from i'm going to call them trans ideologues has been

crazy . baroness falkner, the crazy. baroness falkner, the chairwoman of the hrc, has been called a and a bigot. i've come across trans individuals online claiming that if this legislation is changed, they won't be allowed to go to the toilet . i mean, utterly farcical toilet. i mean, utterly farcical and outright lies. but how do we ded— and outright lies. but how do we ded mm— and outright lies. but how do we ded mm mow— and outright lies. but how do we deal with how do— and outright lies. but how do we deal with how do we— rttr: g t but how do we deal with how do we have a deeded— deal with how do we have a debate? how— deal with how do we have a debate? how do— deal with how do we have a debate? how do we begin this conversation— debate? how do we begin this conversation when there are oedem— conversation when there are certain contingents and i'm not you— certain contingents and i'm not you mow.— certain contingents and i'm not you moor-dome— certain contingents and i'm not you know, going to say you know, i'm going to say a emdd— you know, i'm going to say a small minority— you know, i'm going to say a small minority of— you know, i'm going to say a small minority of trans dormers. — small minority of trans activists, the - small minority of trans activists, the more militant orde— activists, the more militant side-deer.— activists, the more militant side .that, _trans. side of that, most trans people uouddm-r— side of that, most trans people wouldn't—bracketl wouldn't fall into this bracket immo— wouldn't fall into this bracket loom-undue- wouldn't fall into this bracket , .who .willing to - , but who are willing to misrepresent- , but who are willing to misrepresent reality , who misrepresent reality, who are deemed— misrepresent reality, who are ascribed quotation ons to ascribed false quotation ons to baroness falkner— ascribed false quotation ons to baroness falkner to call her a, for doodmeee— baroness falkner to call her a, for goodness sake. _ baroness falkner to call her a, for goodness sake. how would you ever-der— for goodness sake. how would you even - get around - for goodness sake. how would you even _get around a - for goodness sake. how would you even get around a table even begin to get around a table rum— even begin to get around a table mm people— even begin to get around a table with people like— even begin to get around a table with people like that ? with people like that? i think the unfortunate truth of the matter , andrew, is that have matter, andrew, is that we have to think about balancing rights with one another. but actually these individuals are not for conversation. they're for not equality. you know, we look at the act, there's list equality. you know, we look at thrprotected act, there's list equality. you know, we look at thrprotected characteristics.ist equality. you know, we look at thrprotected characteristics .;t of protected characteristics. they seem to only want to put themselves and, know, themselves first and, you know, screw everyone else because they

don't to care much about don't seem to care much about the defence and the, you know, the defence and the, you know, the rights that people of the same sex deserve . but equally, same sex deserve. but equally, what religion belief ? what about religion and belief? i mean, i other people have i mean, i and other people have been for daring to been cancelled for daring to speak out and say believe speak out and say we believe that binary and immutable that sex is binary and immutable and men women and men are men and women are women. have us women. they're happy to have us thrown bus as well, as thrown under the bus as well, as long their long as it suits their ideological purposes. and that's a very interesting point, isn't it, you know, a very interesting point, isn't it, instance, you know, a very interesting point, isn't it, instance, people you know, a very interesting point, isn't it, instance, people who u know, a very interesting point, isn't it, instance, people who u knca, for instance, people who hold a deeory—deul deeply religious point of view,- some muslim women, for instance, edmor—urm- some muslim women, for instance, edmor—urm rum- cannot be in a space with with people— cannot be in a space with with people rumo— cannot be in a space with with people who biologically people who are biologically male and people who are biologically male dud—.— people who are biologically male dmd—. aud— people who are biologically male dmd—. amd yer- people who are biologically male and_. and yet these. and undressing. and yet these are activists— and undressing. and yet these are activists who _ and undressing. and yet these are activists who are so mrereered— are activists who are so interested in- are activists who are so interested in group identity. room-r— interested in group identity. room-r eem— interested in group identity. don't seem to— interested in group identity. don't seem to care, don't seem to don't seem to care, don't seem ro eure— don't seem to care, don't seem ro ceremon— don't seem to care, don't seem to care,-nor people- don't seem to care, don't seem to care, nor people for to care, and nor people who for whom — to care, and nor people who for whom modem— to care, and nor people who for whom english is— to care, and nor people who for whom english is not their first rdmdudge. — whom english is not their first rdmdudge. aud— whom english is not their first language. ”c: whom english is not their first language. r: t: language. and they're forced to think about what does cervix have or mean. am i one of the of that group? if they ask that group? if they even ask that group? if they even ask that ? yes. and the nonsense of that? yes. and the nonsense of the results of the 2021 census that's come out showing just how one one or a couple of questions , badly framed questions as has

skewed all results from it with with the end result there's a huge amount of data that is just has no value because people didn't understand the question. people didn't understand the question. yeah. and that's yeah . ddeoduredy.— question. yeah. and that's yeah , absolutely. sorry.— question. yeah. and that's yeah , absolutely. sorry. _ question. yeah. and that's yeah , absolutely. sorry. i- : cit" yeah. and that's yeah , absolutely. sorry. : rtr“ yeah. and that's yeah , absolutely. sorry. �*fdrt; , absolutely. sorry. i was. we are talking we're talking about it now. it's got a lot more sunlight on it and that gives me great hope. and the sex matters petition . to for the defined sex petition. to for the defined sex in the equality act, which reached 100,000 signatures, means that there will be a westminster hall debate on it. and that's i look forward to that. it's a long way off changing parliament or keir starmer's view that 1% of women or no positive .01. 0.1% of women have a penis. i think he's moved om— women have a penis. i think he's moved or mor- — women have a penis. i think he's moved on that. i— women have a penis. i think he's moved on that. i think— women have a penis. i think he's moved on that. i think it- “ irrt;“ i think he's moved on that. i think it was “ jut:“ i think he's moved on that. i think it was 1. now— moved on that. i think it was 1. now dre— moved on that. i think it was 1. now we or. — moved on that. i think it was 1. now it's 0.1. so— moved on that. i think it was 1. now it's 0.1. so he's moving in me— now it's 0.1. so he's moving in me dem— now it's 0.1. so he's moving in the right direction.— now it's 0.1. so he's moving in the right direction. there but yes— the right direction. there but yes mor— the right direction. there but yee deer re— the right direction. there but yee mm m d— the right direction. there but yes that is a very good point mor— yes that is a very good point deer dr— yes that is a very good point deer rr muo— yes that is a very good point that it now because of the sex udrrere— that it now because of the sex matters petition— that it now because of the sex matters petition ,_ that it now because of the sex matters petition , there will be matters petition, there will be due—de- this debate, there will be a deodre— this debate, there will be a deddre dud— this debate, there will be a debate and so— this debate, there will be a debate and so you are that's rumor— debate and so you are that's rumor-deem— debate and so you are that's what-been-forl debate and so you are that's. what-been-for all what we've been calling for all the what we've been calling for all rue-dur— what we've been calling for all rue-dud me— what we've been calling for all the - but the tactics- what we've been calling for all the-but the tactics thati the time. but the tactics that have used been they've have been used have been they've

been tactics to been been creeping tactics to shut people down, make them afraid to speak out. yes and women's rights, rights, rights . women's rights, rights, rights. nato one of the things that we do is encourage people, everybody, to be safer. we've got your back. you can speak out and beginning to happen . and it is beginning to happen. there are employee networks in the service starting in the civil service starting in all of different sectors all sorts of different sectors in the city, for instance, and it's encouraging people to so many people are not bought into this ideology, but they are afraid to speak, which is why politicians can stand up and say, nobody ever talks about it. keir starmer this week said, we don't talk about it around the dinner table or at the doorstep or the or in the pub or the or in the or in the pub or the cafe . that's because people are cafe. that's because people are scared. that's the tactics that are being used. no debate. therefore we'll shut you up . therefore we'll shut you up. we'll get you know, you'll lose your job, you'll lose we'll get you know, you'll lose yourjob, you'll lose your your job, you'll lose your family. we don't have much time, james. finally, that james. but finally, on that room— james. but finally, on that oomr—rdeeel james. but finally, on that- point_raises, which point that heather raises, which i a point that heather raises, which r-d very— point that heather raises, which i-a very important- i think is a very important dorm— i think is a very important oomr. re— i think is a very important room. do me— i think is a very important point, is the intimidation, the redr— point, is the intimidation, the red—momyl fear you've had many, many duode— fear you've had many, many attacks because— fear you've had many, many attacks because of your stance on attacks because of your stance om-rdeodody—

attacks because of your stance om-rdeodody .- attacks because of your stance on ideology . what advice on gender ideology. what advice can on gender ideology. what advice eem-drye— on gender ideology. what advice eem-dryeloeoore- on gender ideology. what advice can - give . people - iti can you give to people when it comes intimidatory comes to these intimidatory rdedee— comes to these intimidatory rdedee e — comes to these intimidatory rdedee e r— comes to these intimidatory tactics ? i mean,- comes to these intimidatory tactics ? t“ t tactics? i mean, look, it's horrible. you know, a jewish horrible. you know, as a jewish man, i'm being called a. i'm being threats all being sent death threats and all the that's the rest of it. that's unfortunately these unfortunately the norm these days. say is you days. what i would say is you have speak out. i mean, these have to speak out. i mean, these issues are far too important. we're free speech, we're talking about free speech, women's rights. and most importantly me , child importantly for me, child safeguarding, nothing else can come before that. and so i beg people to take the hit. actually, if needs be, they'll, people to take the hit. acthnow,f needs be, they'll, people to take the hit. actl know, they'll be, they'll, people to take the hit. actl know, they'll have hey'll, people to take the hit. actl know, they'll have support . you know, they'll have support. i and others are here to support people. the people. but, you know, the stakes too to stay stakes are far too high to stay silent. sps , heather silent. well, james sps, heather binning, thank you both much binning, thank you both so much for today. really forjoining me today. really appreciate . so coming up on appreciate it. so coming up on free speech nation , as labour free speech nation, as labour tries to replicate joe biden's green agenda, are they leaving the working classes behind ? the working classes behind? stay tuned .

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rououmd— shadow net zero secretary is now rououmd m— shadow net zero secretary is now following in the— shadow net zero secretary is now following in the lead of the order— following in the lead of the biden administration. do you dum— biden administration. do you drink mor— biden administration. do you think that this— biden administration. do you think that this is something mor— think that this is something deer me— think that this is something that he feels— think that this is something that he feels passionately about mmeem— that he feels passionately about mmeem or— that he feels passionately about mmeem or re— that he feels passionately about himself or is he— that he feels passionately about himself or is he just following the himself or is he just following me rremd— himself or is he just following me rremd e — himself or is he just following the trend ? well,— himself or is he just following the trend ? well, i- himself or is he just following the trend ? �*fdrtgt the trend? well, i think we should never underestimate the influence the democratic party influence the democratic party in the states has on the labour party in britain and it's significant that miliband is called the net zero tsar. yes, it used to be that we had an energy department. then we had energy department. then we had energy and climate change. now it's net zero. yes. so this is all of a piece with the fact that the labour party policy on net zero is no more gas by 2030. if you look at what they've got to say, the word gas is not not there. it's fundamentally unrealistic. gas is going to be with us for a long time to come . so you touch on something mere.— . so you touch on something mere. rumou— . so you touch on something there, which is— so you touch on something there, which is this idea of net zero potentially— there, which is this idea of net zero potentially being a utopian modd— zero potentially being a utopian uorrd detou— zero potentially being a utopian world vision is— zero potentially being a utopian world vision is it— zero potentially being a utopian world vision is it feasible or more — world vision is it feasible or not? unless— world vision is it feasible or not? unless you - world vision is it feasible or not? unless you totally reorganise society and you know,

apparently we don't have the time to do that either because it's also urgent. the kind of upheaval that would be necessary would would be enormous. you would would be enormous. you would have to go to completely without gas , you could never without gas, you could never fall back on coal . you would fall back on coal. you would have to solve intermittency and you couldn't really do that at the moment with nuclear power alone. yes. so they just don't seem to be adjusting to realities. and the other striking thing about what miliband has been saying is that apparently we are behind in britain , america, in europe. britain, america, in europe. this just isn't true . we are this just isn't true. we are introducing the most draconian measures for boilers for what they hope to be insulation for , they hope to be insulation for, for getting rid of petrol and diesel cars much faster than brussels or washington . but then brussels or washington. but then do you take on board— brussels or washington. but then do you take on board the- “ “tutu“ but then do you take on board the view of dimme— do you take on board the view of climate activists,— do you take on board the view of climate activists, groups such as extinction _ climate activists, groups such as extinction rebellion and resume— as extinction rebellion and insulate britain that unless we

act r— insulate britain that unless we oer . umeeed— insulate britain that unless we act , unless we— insulate britain that unless we act , unless we take these act, unless we take these deede— act, unless we take these drastic measures to achieve net dud— drastic measures to achieve net zero and quickly,— drastic measures to achieve net zero and quickly, we are heading eeeemdduy— zero and quickly, we are heading essentially for— zero and quickly, we are heading essentially for armageddon ? essentially for armageddon? med.— essentially for armageddon? med. r— essentially for armageddon? well, i think— essentially for armageddon? well, i think this says more odour— well, i think this says more about their— well, i think this says more about their lurid imagination . about their lurid imagination. aud— about their lurid imagination. add roder— about their lurid imagination. and roger hallam's_ about their lurid imagination. and roger hallam's lurid- and roger hallam's lurid imagination than than the facts. now, you know, i'm not only male pale and stale, but i actually believe in climate change. i do believe in climate change. i do believe that human beings have industrialised the world enough to have made a difference to the temperature of the planet. that's one thing to believe that we've got to throw out rationality, throw out fossil fuels altogether and really hope that a program of heat pumps and home insulation can overnight speed the end of the apocalypse and that we can do all of this at no cost to our lifestyles and no cost to the exchequer. the costs are something that, you know , miliband doesn't want to know, miliband doesn't want to talk about , despite the know, miliband doesn't want to talk about, despite the name of the bill he's emulating, which is the inflation reduction act. it's not it's going to increase

inflation. that's where electric cars are going. they're more and more expensive, and their prices are not coming down. now this might be my prejudice speaking, but whenever i see climate activists on tv talking about this, i can't help but notice they very plummy voices. they have very plummy voices. they very, very they also tend to be very, very dem— they also tend to be very, very mom rome— they also tend to be very, very rich. mine even— they also tend to be very, very rich. mine even gloomier than yours.— rich. mine even gloomier than you rmey— rich. mine even gloomier than yours. they tend— rich. mine even gloomier than yours. they tend to have double remedied— yours. they tend to have double barrelled names— yours. they tend to have double barrelled names and you know, dud— barrelled names and you know, and rm— barrelled names and you know, and r-m mor— barrelled names and you know, and i'm not nothing wrong with being— and i'm not nothing wrong with demo-dur— and i'm not nothing wrong with dermd-dur-iuer- and i'm not nothing wrong with being but just saying, being posh, but i'm just saying, is being posh, but i'm just saying, deedee- mor- being posh, but i'm just saying, is case that perhaps is it not the case that perhaps dre— is it not the case that perhaps me reorde— is it not the case that perhaps me people rumo— is it not the case that perhaps the people who are most up in odour— the people who are most up in arms about this— the people who are most up in arms about this are the ones mor— arms about this are the ones deer-deem— arms about this are the ones that least affect? that it will least affect? med.— that it will least affect? well, _that's - that it will least affect? i well,-that's-you well, i think that's true. you know, is the cheapest know, the point is the cheapest electric that you can get in electric car that you can get in britain today is made by citroen. it's £8,000. and it's basically almost a flintstone machine. you know, you can go 20, 40 miles with it. the next cheapest is around 22,000. now, you know who among us double barrelled or not, has £22,000 just to save the planet and make an exhibition of themselves of their virtuous consumption . so their virtuous consumption. so we don't have that kind of

money. most people white van man doesn't have that kind of money. the other side of andrew, is the other side of it, andrew, is that if you look at the number of parts in an electric car, the threat of mass redundancies in the car industry when we've already got a car industry in deep trouble in britain , it's deep trouble in britain, it's really quite something. there are fewer parts, less maintenance, less repair, fewer jobs. maintenance, less repair, fewer jobs . so miliband can promise jobs. so miliband can promise many, many jobs , hundreds of many, many jobs, hundreds of thousands. but if we go all the way with electric cars and it's quite a big if at the moment because sales are not zooming ahead , they're still 16% of the ahead, they're still 16% of the showroom sales are electric. that's the same figure as it was last march . but just suppose last march. but just suppose they go ahead , then there's they go ahead, then there's going to be a lot of expense involved and a whole lot of people are going to be frozen out mobility altogether. a out of mobility altogether. a lot of the climate activists, dre— lot of the climate activists, the statistics— lot of the climate activists, the statistics that they quote or-oror-eedome— the statistics that they quote or projections they or the projections that they produce — or the projections that they produce alarmist . or the projections that they- produce-alarmist . and produce are very alarmist. and mey— produce are very alarmist. and drey do— produce are very alarmist. and mey do eugeeer— produce are very alarmist. and they do suggest that we are eomoderedy— they do suggest that we are completely-out- they do suggest that we are- completely-outltime. completely running out of time. now:— completely running out of time. dour-edd— completely running out of time. now, said explicitly completely running out of time. now, not said explicitly completely running out of time. now, not denyingxplicitly completely running out of time. now, not denying climate you're not denying climate

dredge.— you're not denying climate dredge-yourel you're not denying climate- change,-you're saying change, but what you're saying is mere— change, but what you're saying is there might— change, but what you're saying is there might be— change, but what you're saying is there might be other to is there might be other ways to address— is there might be other ways to address. have— is there might be other ways to address. have-any. address it. have you got any droudme— address it. have you got any thoughts about— address it. have you got any thoughts about we might thoughts about how we might dddreee— thoughts about how we might address—this,- address it if it's not this, mere— address it if it's not this, mere-merry- address it if it's not this, there-plenty ways. there are plenty of other ways. uudedr— there are plenty of other ways. uudedr-xery— there are plenty of other ways. nuclear-very important. nuclear has a very important place to occupy . everybody place to occupy. everybody sneers at carbon capture and storage and they say, oh, well, it's never really been successfully tried. well everything has not successfully tried until you've successfully tried until you've successfully tried it. that's what invention and innovation is all about. if you look at miliband's call for you look at miliband's call for you know, tripling solar power, doubung you know, tripling solar power, doubling onshore, wind quadrupling offshore wind and so on, all of these are intermittent britain, not known for tonnes of solar energy coming its way. for tonnes of solar energy coming its way . what we need is coming its way. what we need is something reliable and hydro has a role to play. marine and tidal, as labour says, may have a role to play. there's no single bullet but to completely abjure fossil fuels just isn't realistic. unless you don't want anybody to move around britain again . and what about the again. and what about the poeermdry— again. and what about the possibility of— rt;t “ and what about the possibility of developing redmodogy— possibility of developing technology that we're not we're not technology that we're not we're mor or— technology that we're not we're not aware of at— technology that we're not we're not aware of at the moment? you technology that we're not we're not avisn'tif at the moment? you technology that we're not we're not avisn't that the moment? you technology that we're not we're not avisn't that somethingit? you technology that we're not we're not avisn't that something thatiu know, isn't that something that

mumdmxmd— humankind has always achieved? oh, humankind has always achieved? om—rmposdrdy- oh, no. that's impossibly optimistic know, optimistic, andrew. you know, you're utopian . i mean, you're complete utopian. i mean, when we ever come with when did we ever come up with anything wheel and 1 or 2 anything at the wheel and 1 or 2 other things, you know, no , of other things, you know, no, of course, to be optimistic course, we have to be optimistic because although innovation is something that corporations are much less interested in today, they're more interested in share pnces they're more interested in share prices and financial ization, they're not really going forward with new technologies except sporadically, but we have to hope that our ingenuity , hope that our ingenuity, especially around fusion power again, people are so cynical about this. they say, oh, it's always 30 years away. if you look at fusion power right now, more like ten or 15 or 20 years away, there's a lot to do. it's away, there's a lot to do. it's a question of resources as well. if we pour all our money into net zero rubber band technology , we're certainly not going to have enough to spare for fusion and we don't have much time, but just finally, i just want to ask your because your opinion on this because it feels though feels very much as though the conservatives are conservatives and labour are pretty much from the pretty much singing from the same comes to same hymn sheet when it comes to net much room

net zero, there isn't much room or scope there for the debates that we probably need be that we probably need to be having. is that right? well well, you well, that's quite right. you know, look, know, when miliband says, look, we're and we're behind washington and brussels, forgets is it brussels, what he forgets is it was boris johnson who says no more petrol or diesel cars after 2030, no more hybrids after 2035. that's much earlier than brussels or washington. so you know, we're going at it gung but we've got very little idea where we're going and what's going to replace what. and again, the inflation prospect is something that , you know, is completely that, you know, is completely underestimated . people can't underestimated. people can't afford this stuff. they can't afford this stuff. they can't afford heat pumps. they can't afford heat pumps. they can't afford electric cars. what the government is really saying is tighten your belts. don't expect to drive, don't expect to keep warm, and most recently, don't expect to have water on a free, free basis . you know, we're free basis. you know, we're going to ration water now. that's really an achievement for british capitalism . james british capitalism. james watson, thank— british capitalism. james watson, thank you - t rt.rtj.r james watson, thank you so much for tommd— watson, thank you so much for joining me— watson, thank you so much for joining me tonight. really oppreddre— joining me tonight. really appreciate it— joining me tonight. really appreciate it . tt

appreciate it. thank you. still to come on free speech nation king charles has come out in support of research into the royal households. historic links to royal households. historic links ro emery.— royal households. historic links do eddxery. dur— royal households. historic links to slavery. but should- : historic links to slavery. but should the royal rdmdy— to slavery. but should the royal my be— to slavery. but should the royal family be paying— to slavery. but should the royal family be paying reparations ? family be paying reparations? see— family be paying reparations? see you— family be paying reparations? see you m— family be paying reparations? see you in d— family be paying reparations? see you in a few— family be paying reparations? see you in a few minutes.

welcome back to free speech uddom— welcome back to free speech uddom rum— welcome back to free speech nation with me,— welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle . nation with me, andrew doyle. me— nation with me, andrew doyle. me royd— nation with me, andrew doyle. the royal household is to open up dre— the royal household is to open up its archives— the royal household is to open up its archives to— the royal household is to open up its archives to a three year troy-ed.— up its archives to a three year project, investigate the royal rdmdy-e— project, investigate the royal family's connections to slavery . rumou— family's connections to slavery . umdr dare— family's connections to slavery , which date back— family's connections to slavery , which date back to the 17th eemrury.— , which date back to the 17th eemrury. xmd— , which date back to the 17th century. king charles has not ruded— century. king charles has not ruded our— century. king charles has not ruled out paying— century. king charles has not ruled out paying reparations , ruled out paying reparations, but ruled out paying reparations, our royd— ruled out paying reparations, but royal sources said the king uddmd— but royal sources said the king uddmd ro— but royal sources said the king was waiting to see the results of was waiting to see the results or me — was waiting to see the results of the research _ was waiting to see the results of the research before deciding on me— of the research before deciding on his response.— of the research before deciding on his response. so joining me to on his response. so joining me do dreeuee— on his response. so joining me to discuss this— on his response. so joining me to discuss this is— on his response. so joining me to discuss this is former bbc royd— to discuss this is former bbc royal correspondent michael cole and royd— royal correspondent michael cole and royal broadcaster and meromor— and royal broadcaster and historian ralph rafe heydel—mankoo . thank you both

heydel—mankoo. thank you both for tommd— heydel—mankoo. thank you both for joining me— heydel—mankoo. thank you both for joining me tonight. heydel—mankoo. thank you both for joining me tonight . michael forjoining me tonight. michael code.— forjoining me tonight. michael code. rm— forjoining me tonight. michael code. r-m dome— forjoining me tonight. michael cole, i'm going to— forjoining me tonight. michael cole, i'm going to come to you dred— cole, i'm going to come to you med-d— cole, i'm going to come to you med-d mew— cole, i'm going to come to you first.-a new study- first. this is a new study more— first. this is a new study that's being— first. this is a new study that's being opened up. we've dudye— that's being opened up. we've always-course,- always known, of course, that me— always known, of course, that rue-rumm— always known, of course, that the-family, like - always known, of course, that the family, like all the royal family, like all aristocrats— the royal family, like all aristocrats for— the royal family, like all aristocrats for many centuries the royal family, like all aristrdidts for many centuries the royal family, like all aristrdid eithernany centuries the royal family, like all aristrdid either have centuries the royal family, like all aristrdid either have ties uries the royal family, like all aristrdid either have ties to es the royal family, like all aristrdid either have ties to the ago, did either have ties to the dove— ago, did either have ties to the dove rrdde — ago, did either have ties to the slave trade certainly slave trade or certainly outmoded— slave trade or certainly eupporred u.- slave trade or certainly supported it. do think that supported it. do you think that mere— supported it. do you think that mere re— supported it. do you think that there is something that the rooyd— there is something that the royal-should- there is something that the royal should be royal family should be addressing— royal family should be addressing well addressing at this time? well i as a journalist,— addressing at this time? well i as a journalist, i'm fully in mour— as a journalist, i'm fully in rdour or— as a journalist, i'm fully in favour of disclosure. ' “r: favour of disclosure. and this is investigation is going to be done by the university of manchester. as we all know, udmemeerer— manchester. as we all know, manchester was— manchester. as we all know, manchester was the - iir? t as we all know, manchester was the centre of and indeed— manchester was the centre of and indeed me.— manchester was the centre of and indeed me. um— manchester was the centre of and indeed the, uh, the— manchester was the centre of and indeed the, uh, the mill owners , indeed the, uh, the mill owners . uncommo— indeed the, uh, the mill owners , lancashire, who— indeed the, uh, the mill owners , lancashire, who are mainly rudde— , lancashire, who are mainly wmde dud— , lancashire, who are mainly whigs and liberals, supported the whigs and liberals, supported me dove— whigs and liberals, supported the slave owning confederate erdree. — the slave owning confederate erdree. so— the slave owning confederate states. so during— the slave owning confederate states. so during the american cud— states. so during the american cud dud— states. so during the american cum and rm— states. so during the american civil and i'm quite sure that researchers— civil and i'm quite sure that researchers will— civil and i'm quite sure that researchers will give full medu— researchers will give full eredrr ro — researchers will give full credit to the _ researchers will give full credit to the fact that the abomination— credit to the fact that the abomination of slavery was first recorded— abomination of slavery was first reeogmeed m— abomination of slavery was first recognised in this— abomination of slavery was first recognised in this country , and recognised in this country, and we domed— recognised in this country, and we domed dr— recognised in this country, and we banned it in— recognised in this country, and we banned it in 1807. '“r:

recognised in this country, and we banned it in 1807. ' “r: we banned it in 1807. and after mod— we banned it in 1807. and after mm me— we banned it in 1807. and after that the royal navy suppressed the slave trade, intercepting 1600 slave ships , freeing 1600 slave ships, freeing 103,000 slaves, and in the process . one 1577 sailors lost process. one 1577 sailors lost their lives . so we acted on their lives. so we acted on mem. — their lives. so we acted on mem. so— their lives. so we acted on them. so when— their lives. so we acted on them. so when we- . t so we acted on them. so when we come to the dueedom— them. so when we come to the dueedom or— them. so when we come to the question of families involvement, researchers may dud— involvement, researchers may find mor— involvement, researchers may find that there— involvement, researchers may find that there is— involvement, researchers may find that there is a connection or mey— find that there is a connection or mey mdy— find that there is a connection or they may find— find that there is a connection or they may find there is no eomeeromr— or they may find there is no connection at— or they may find there is no connection at all, and that is worm— connection at all, and that is worm mourne— connection at all, and that is worth knowing when it comes to reodrddome— worth knowing when it comes to reodrddome .— worth knowing when it comes to reparationsr r— worth knowing when it comes to reparations , i don't think there reparations, i don't think there is reparations, i don't think there re d— reparations, i don't think there re d for— reparations, i don't think there is a case for reparations oeeduee— is a case for reparations because how- is a case for reparations because how do you how do you repay?— because how do you how do you repdye dou— because how do you how do you repdye how do— because how do you how do you repay? how do you— because how do you how do you repay? how do you huffpost say, rudder.— repay? how do you huffpost say, uremder. rer— repay? how do you huffpost say, michael, let me— repay? how do you huffpost say, michael, let me take that . let michael, let me take that. let me— michael, let me take that. let me rere— michael, let me take that. let me rdxe mor— michael, let me take that. let me take that to— michael, let me take that. let me take that to ralph. that that ourdeuddr— me take that to ralph. that that particular point. _ me take that to ralph. that that particular point. ralph michael is mdxmd— particular point. ralph michael is making me— particular point. ralph michael is making the point there , of is making the point there, of deer.— is making the point there, of course, that, you— is making the point there, of course, that, you know, part of me— course, that, you know, part of me udder — course, that, you know, part of the british involvement in the transatlantic— the british involvement in the transatlantic slave trade was bringing — transatlantic slave trade was bringing dr— transatlantic slave trade was bringing rr ro— transatlantic slave trade was bringing it to an— transatlantic slave trade was bringing it to an end . and then bringing it to an end. and then mou— bringing it to an end. and then how-we— bringing it to an end. and then moulue mou— bringing it to an end. and then moulue do— bringing it to an end. and then how we now go about how do we now go about quantifying— how do we now go about

quantifying how money quantifying how much money is owed— quantifying how much money is owed dud— quantifying how much money is owed dmd ro— quantifying how much money is owed and to whom ? �*fdrtgt owed and to whom? well, that's precisely right. i mean , as precisely right. i mean, as michael has said, we've more than repaid our debt. you know , than repaid our debt. you know, we spent 40% of our annual gdp in freeing the slaves . and a in freeing the slaves. and a colossal amount, a unique act of magnanimity and generosity unparalleled in history. uh, people have to ask after thousands of years of slavery actually being morally acceptable, mean the bible doesn't condemn slavery. why was britain actually the country , britain actually the country, the first country to have this christian evangelical movement that viewed all humans as being as being evil and equal rather, but on the issue of reparations, it's to whom do you pay reparations? it's a very good question because actually it's an uncomfortable truth. if we were having this discussion in 1807 or 1833, i absolutely would support reparations because reparations are an issue of torture law, which means you put the person who's been damaged back into the state they were

before they were damaged. but we're now talking about 7 or 8 generations later and the great, great, great, great, great grandchildren of the slaves actually have a far better quality of life in the caribbean , for example, they would , for example, than they would have had their ancestors have had had their ancestors never africa . that's an never left africa. that's an uncomfortable because if uncomfortable truth because if you look gdp and perhaps in you look at gdp and perhaps in in barbados, where it's $17,000 a year in benin, were most slaves came from it's about $1,300 a year. so the people living today as abhorrent as slavery was for their ancestors, have a lifestyle that's around ten times higher life expectancy is about 15 years higher in the canbbean is about 15 years higher in the caribbean than it is on the west african states of benin. so by every quantifiable measure, their lives are actually far more comfortable. some caribbean states are middle income countries that are comparable to portugal, which was actually the worst of all of the slave trading companies. so if are trading companies. so if you are going actually put money going to actually put money somewhere, would think somewhere, you would think perhaps to west perhaps we should go to west africa rather than the caribbean. it the caribbean. and yet it is the caricom is name the body caricom is the name for the body in caribbean calling

in the caribbean that's calling for think for reparations. but i think it's a very it's a very tough argument make on their argument to make on their behalf. michael it not behalf. michael cole, is it not the though, that this is the case, though, that this is actually step actually an important step for the royal family just the royal family to make, just simply pr at a time simply in terms of pr at a time when people are of when some people are sort of suggesting the suggesting or even doubting the existence of the monarchy, saying that we should move to a republic, doesn't suggest republic, doesn't it suggest something on sort of something on a sort of willingness on his part to sort of acknowledge their privilege and to do something about it? absolutely . and he is deeply absolutely. and he is deeply affected by it. he thinks it's an indelible stain on our history, which is absolutely true. and by the way, i mean , true. and by the way, i mean, there's nothing intrinsically more modern about a republic. when the republic's became hopelessly corrupt in ancient rome, they replaced them and they replaced them with with a monarchy. so let's talk about that properly. but, you know, the interesting thing about this reparations thing, okay , 1807 we reparations thing, okay, 1807 we banned the slave trade in 1807 on my maternal side of my family , they were indentured farm labourers working backbreaking .

labourers working backbreaking. labour six days a week. now, do i go back to lord lothian , who i go back to lord lothian, who owns the estate where they worked and say, lord lothian, because there is a lord lothian today, could you give me in fact, i've met him . could you fact, i've met him. could you give me all this money? because my ancestors were actually worked almost to death on your land in 1807. i mean, it's nonsense vehicle going back through history and trying to put right the wrongs of the past, all we can do is acknowledge them, which i think we should do. and move on. and if we can help in some sort of way to put that all into context , well, that's a good thing. journalistic inquiry is very, very rarely wasted, and it's usually very valuable . well, usually very valuable. well, finally, ralph, just- usually very valuable. well, finally, ralph, just on- t. well, finally, ralph, just on that, i dre— finally, ralph, just on that, i mean, it's absolutely true that dd— mean, it's absolutely true that we're all descended from a combination— we're all descended from a combination of— we're all descended from a combination of slavers and people— combination of slavers and wow! rumo— combination of slavers and people who were enslaved . but people who were enslaved. but you— people who were enslaved. but you don-r— people who were enslaved. but you dom-r we— people who were enslaved. but you don't we can't— people who were enslaved. but you don't we can't say that for me— you don't we can't say that for me rooyd— you don't we can't say that for the royal family,— you don't we can't say that for the royal family, it's quite deer— the royal family, it's quite clear where _ the royal family, it's quite clear where they have come from end— clear where they have come from dud-wourd— clear where they have come from and _would-beenl and that there would have been some complicity— and that there would have been some complicity there in the dove— some complicity there in the dove-dour- some complicity there in the slave - don't they i some complicity there in the slave don't they owe slave trade. so don't they owe

people— slave trade. so don't they owe oeoode— r - slave trade. so don't they owe| peoode—r dom-r people something? no, i don't dum— people something? no, i don't drink — people something? no, i don't think so. well,— people something? no, i don't think so. �*fdrtgt �*" think so. well, firstly, we have to say that the recent news stories are regarding william the third from whom the king doesn't descend at all. we have to remember that this is a completely different dynasty to the were at the heart the ones that were at the heart of talking but of what we're talking about. but the has already dealt the monarchy has already dealt with you know, in 1840, with this, you know, in 1840, prince albert , queen victoria's prince albert, queen victoria's husband, said that slavery was atrocious , that it had desolated atrocious, that it had desolated africa and was a black stain on europe . the apology has been europe. the apology has been made. britain and the monarchy have nothing more to apologise for. and i think, you know, if the king really should think twice about apologising or opening the door to reparations because apologies and reparations will never placate or satisfy those who make the loudest noise on all of this. republicans that is all we've got republicans that is all we've dor dme— republicans that is all we've dor dme for. — republicans that is all we've got time for. for— t t that is all we've got time for. for michael, thank you— got time for. for michael, thank you eo— got time for. for michael, thank you so mudd— got time for. for michael, thank you so much for— got time for. for michael, thank you so much forjoining me. got time for. for michael, thank you so much forjoining me . and you so much forjoining me. and do join— you so much forjoining me. and do join us— you so much forjoining me. and do join us after— you so much forjoining me. and do join us after the— you so much forjoining me. and do join us after the break. rue-xe— do join us after the break. rue-xeno— do join us after the break. rue-ve-d dor- do join us after the break. we've a lot more coming up we've got a lot more coming up in we've got a lot more coming up m—mour— we've got a lot more coming up

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an inspiration and said he would love them forever . the attack love them forever. the attack comes amid a rise in conflict across the region. rhiannon an dunng across the region. rhiannon an during the rare crossover of easter, ramadan and passover , easter, ramadan and passover, the nhs patients face unparalleled levels of disruption. when junior doctors in england strike for four days from tuesday . that's the warning from tuesday. that's the warning from tuesday. that's the warning from national medical director professor stephen powis . he says professor stephen powis. he says he's very concerned with hospitals facing nearly 100 hours without out up to half of their medical workforce. the nhs confederation says a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed and a new survey reveals more than 1 in 10 teachers have been physically assaulted by a student in the last year. the nhs union says teachers have been kicked , teachers have been kicked, bitten and punched by pupils , bitten and punched by pupils, whilst 1 in 4 bitten and punched by pupils, whilst1 in 4 have faced verbal whilst 1 in 4 have faced verbal abuse from a parent or carer at

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anyt like a like 9. that's jew, like a lot like 9. that's oey.— jew, like a lot like 9. that's oer/o emoudm— jew, like a lot like 9. that's 90% enough. would like give me reodrddome— 90% enough. would like give me reparations-you'll- 90% enough. would like give me reparations-you'll get. reparations. i think you'll get a from charles for that. a check from charles for that. yeah, streisand . yeah, maybe from streisand. almost streisand. yeah, maybe from streisand. alm can streisand. yeah, maybe from streisand. alm can it. streisand. yeah, maybe from streisand. alm can it. yeahstreisand. yeah, maybe from streisand. alm can it. yeah she sand. yeah, maybe from streisand. alm can it. yeah she can. she can afford it. yeah she can. kiss me right now. the question now this is jackie. now for this one is from jackie. jackie evening. jackie hi. hi. good evening. should women iran be tracked should women in iran be tracked by cameras to enforce morality laws? i think we can all agree probably not. but let's let's ask the question anyway, because iran , in that progressive beacon iran, in that progressive beacon of women's rights, has announced it's going to be using surveillance cameras now to crack down on women who break their morality laws by not wearing a headscarf. of wearing a headscarf. and of course iran. you there's course, iran. you know, there's been lot of protests now, been a lot of protests now, a lot of people, a lot of women's rights lot rights activists, but also a lot of this and sort rights activists, but also a lot of said, this and sort rights activists, but also a lot of said, no, this and sort rights activists, but also a lot of said, no, enough this and sort rights activists, but also a lot of said, no, enough isis and sort rights activists, but also a lot of said, no, enough is enough.yrt of said, no, enough is enough. you yeah the poor woman, you know. yeah the poor woman, mahsa amini, was beaten to mahsa amini, who was beaten to death police , death by the morality police, the they're even the fact that they're even called morality and called the morality police and they death. if they beat women to death. if they beat women to death. if they don't wear a scarf in the correct now they're correct way. and now they're using doddie to crack using technology doddie to crack down, going have down, you're going to have cameras they're going cameras. and they're also going to cameras. and they're also going ro—ro— cameras. and they're also going ro—ro wom- cameras. and they're also going to_to warn them.- to text women to warn them. more.— to text women to warn them. more. redu— to text women to warn them. that's. yeah, that's right. redr- — that's. yeah, that's right. redr- lid-e— that's. yeah, that's right. yeah. .it's kind- that's. yeah, that's right. yeah. it's kind of

yeah. so it's kind of a progressive- yeah. so it's kind of a progressive in a way, right? deeduee— progressive in a way, right?- deeduee—mem because they used to beat them up because they used to beat them up_9etl up and now, you know, you get a red.— up and now, you know, you get a rexr. so— up and now, you know, you get a rexr. so eoymo— up and now, you know, you get a text. so saying, yeah, angry emojir— text. so saying, yeah, angry- emojir_scarf- emoji, please wear your scarf. rem— emoji, please wear your scarf. rem _serious. - emoji, please wear your scarf. rem—serious. il yeah but, but it is serious. i mean is. this is a mean this is. yeah. this is a let's, be honest about it. let's, let's be honest about it. this is a really backward idea that women need be policed in that women need to be policed in this way in terms of what they wear, of but know, wear, of course. but you know, all western feminists , ten all the western feminists, ten years you said hijabs and years ago if you said hijabs and headscarves are oppressive . no, headscarves are oppressive. no, it's their choice. it's lovely,- it's their choice. it's lovely, ids— it's their choice. it's lovely, it's cultural,— it's their choice. it's lovely, it's cultural, it's— it's their choice. it's lovely, it's cultural, it's fantastic . it's cultural, it's fantastic. aud— it's cultural, it's fantastic. amd mou— it's cultural, it's fantastic. and now easy— it's cultural, it's fantastic. and now easy to say when beaten irdmidm— and now easy to say when beaten irdmidm ome— and now easy to say when beaten iranian women themselves throw deem — iranian women themselves throw drem om.— iranian women themselves throw them off. everyone's yeah, did-s— them off. everyone's yeah, mods disor— them off. everyone's yeah, that's what we— them off. everyone's yeah, that's what we said. fantastic all that's what we said. fantastic aii doug— that's what we said. fantastic all along with— that's what we said. fantastic all along with your sister here. iridi— all along with your sister here. did my— all along with your sister here. with my hummus— all along with your sister here. with my hummus with you. i saw dior— with my hummus with you. i saw did dim— with my hummus with you. i saw that with swedish— with my hummus with you. i saw that with swedish female politicians— that with swedish female politicians wearing the veil disem— politicians wearing the veil when-visited- politicians wearing the veil when visited certain when they visited certain countries. _ countries. every swedish politician. yeah. countries. every swedish porespect yeah.- countries. every swedish po respect the th. - countries. every swedish po respect the laws- countries. ut;”flr : respect the laws and then. to respect the laws and then. redi— to respect the laws and then. redo-mem— to respect the laws and then. yeah,-them off.- to respect the laws and then. yeah, them off. what do yeah, check them off. what do you— yeah, check them off. what do you-vou— yeah, check them off. what do you-you mod- yeah, check them off. what do you-you mod .- yeah, check them off. what do you-you know , no- yeah, check them off. what do you you know , no backbone, you want? you know, no backbone, modding.— nothing. this is the interesting mind.— nothing. this is the interesting mind—ori thing. i mean, the courage of dose— thing. i mean, the courage of. those _throwing those women who are throwing the veil those women who are throwing the red om.— those women who are throwing the veil off, burning—in- veil off, burning it, dancing in the veil off, burning it, dancing in die-mey— veil off, burning it, dancing in die-mey m- veil off, burning it, dancing in the-they can get- veil off, burning it, dancing in. the-they can get killed veil off, burning it, dancing in. thethat. .they can get killed veil off, burning it, dancing in lhe."r?. ' rtrti“ gt. veil off, burning it, dancing in the.“e. ' rte“ gt. veil off, burning it, dancing in the.’“e. “r: r:rtr but

wiry—rud- getting all that video footage, why—just i- getting all that video footage, why—just i don't. why not, right? just i don't drink— why not, right? just i don't think-regime- why not, right? just i don't think regime there think the regime there particularly- think the regime there particularly likes comics eidrer. — particularly likes comics either. have- particularly likes comics either. : gg particularly likes comics- either. have you done a gig in iran? iwould either. have you done a gig in iran? i would love to. i bet i iusr— iran? i would love to. i bet i iusr der— iran? i would love to. i bet i us be mey— iran? i would love to. i bet i just bet they throw- e“7 i would love to. i bet i just bet they throw cash you. just bet they throw cash at you. our— just bet they throw cash at you. our-mod— just bet they throw cash at you. our-mod-orl but also, i know a couple of redem— but also, i know a couple of iranian comedians in iranian comedians who live in iomdom—usei london. yeah, they could use a ioosr. — london. yeah, they could use a career boost. maybe they should go career boost. maybe they should 90-5c0ttr_ career boost. maybe they should do-soorr. i— career boost. maybe they should go-scott, i think- go back. scott, i think you should there your should go there and do your normal set about homosexuality. that well. that will go down really well. normal about. so i'm so normal set about. so i'm so pdromisimo— normal set about. so i'm so patronising, but— normal set about. so i'm so patronising, but and- \r so i'm so patronising, but and funny. but you mod.— patronising, but and funny. but you mod i— patronising, but and funny. but you know, i think— patronising, but and funny. but you know, i think that they'd be a you know, i think that they'd be e dred— you know, i think that they'd be a great audience.— you know, i think that they'd be a great audience. i— you know, i think that they'd be a great audience. i think that all a great audience. i think that did dds— a great audience. i think that did dis is— a great audience. i think that all this is government. / all this is government. all yeah it's all this is government. all yeah ids me— all this is government. all yeah it's the regime it's not the it's the regime it's not the it's the regime it's not the it's the people. of course it's not the people. of course it's not the people. of course it love to go it is. yeah. i'd love to go idem — it is. yeah. i'd love to go back. never— it is. yeah. i'd love to go back. never go- . yeah. i'd love to go back. \rrt;ut;t gtr t it is. yeah. i'd love to go back. never go back. have you been there? only in my only. my dream — been there? only in my only. my dream _moveito- been there? only in my only. my dream move to another dream. let's move on to another question alan. where question from alan. where is alan? should we be allowed alan? hello should we be allowed to sing along at the theatre? well , now scott has a background well, now scott has a background in musiedi— well, now scott has a background in musical theatre. _ well, now scott has a background in musical theatre. ?g“.7 well, now scott has a background in musical theatre. 3g“.7 '“r: in musical theatre. right? and obviously , and i know that when obviously, and i know that when we watch when we've been to see musicals together, you've been itching to sing along, but you know how to in the know how to behave in the theatre. you what this theatre. i'll tell you what this is about, though. this is this story this about the story broke this week about the

bodyguard, this performance on friday of the musical, the bodyguard friday of the musical, the bo manchester. and it's in manchester. and it's apparently descended into a riot. well, they called it a mini riot because some theatre goers were singing over the final number. and it was that woman from the pussycat dolls who was an incredible singing voice. and of course, you've paid and then all paid to hear her. and then all these people in the stalls are singing then a riot singing along. and then a riot broke out because they wouldn't get rid audience members. get rid of the audience members. i great whitney i mean, it's that great whitney houston's love you houston's i will always love you and beautiful thank you very and a beautiful thank you very much. and classic training. and the much. and classic training. and me domed— much. and classic training. and the woman leapt_ much. and classic training. and the woman leapt out— rt“ and classic training. and the woman leapt out of her chair in die— the woman leapt out of her chair in me idieomy— the woman leapt out of her chair in the balcony and— the woman leapt out of her chair in the balcony and she started singing— in the balcony and she started singing ready— in the balcony and she started singing really loud and they in the balcony and she started singingriotilly loud and they in the balcony and she started singingriot police d and they in the balcony and she started singingriot police thatd they in the balcony and she started singingriot police that came and called riot police that came and desired— called riot police that came and grabbed me— called riot police that came and grabbed her and— called riot police that came and grabbed her and they almost dropped— grabbed her and they almost dropped-orer— grabbed her and they almost dropped over the balcony. dropped her over the balcony. sire— dropped her over the balcony. sire dimosr— dropped her over the balcony. she almost-and- dropped her over the balcony. she almost and they she almost fell. and then they puiied—rediiy- she almost fell. and then they pulled—really ton pulled her. it's just really two people-— pulled her. it's just really two oeopie—drel pulled her. it's just really two. people._the show people. but it stopped the show and people. but it stopped the show dud—didm-r- and then the show didn't eomdmue— and then the show didn't continue. of continue. but you know, a lot of reorde— continue. but you know, a lot of pebbler mey— continue. but you know, a lot of pebbler they 90— continue. but you know, a lot of people, they go see that stuff because— people, they go see that stuff because-want— people, they go see that stuff because want join in in because they want to join in in ded— because they want to join in in dew—droidiiyl because they want to join in in n little-probably,- because they want to join in in n little bit. probably, because they want to join in in n little bit. yeah. probably, because they want to join in in n little bit. yeah. butiably, because they want to join in in n little bit. yeah. butiab new a little bit. yeah. but in new york.— a little bit. yeah. but in new void—ieem- a little bit. yeah. but in new. york,_been getting york, people have been getting up york, people have been getting uo—me- up on stage during the intermission- intermission to charge their more — phone. not really, because mere-s— phone. not really, because there's painted— phone. not really, because there's painted drugs the there's painted drugs on the ser. — there's painted drugs on the ser. sorry— there's painted drugs on the set. sorry right.— there's painted drugs on the set. sorry right. yeah. they set. sorry right. yeah. and they drink— set. sorry right. yeah. and they rmimx-iooxs— set. sorry right. yeah. and they think-looks real. - think the plug looks real. i need— think the plug looks real. i meedlemdrde— think the plug looks real. i need charge my. yeah.

need to charge my. yeah. amededm— need to charge my. yeah. americans are- need to charge my. yeah. americans are ridiculous. yeah, need to charge my. yeah. amtthatis are ridiculous. yeah, need to charge my. yeah. amtthat happened ulous. yeah, need to charge my. yeah. amtthat happened in)us. yeah, need to charge my. yeah. amtthat happened in manchester, but that happened in manchester, so i but that happened in manchester, so i drink— but that happened in manchester, so i think theatregoers theatre, mey— so i think theatregoers theatre, mey odd — so i think theatregoers theatre, mey paid dos.— so i think theatregoers theatre, they paid £68. they want to jump up - — they paid £68. they want to jump up . vied.— they paid £68. they want to jump up . vied. mods— they paid £68. they want to jump up . well, that's-point- up. well, that's the point though, it? like, though, isn't it? like, you know, start know, when those people start interrupting along, interrupting or singing along, it's . on the other it's not fair. on the other audience member this is a live performance. it's audience member this is a live performance . it's a thin line performance. it's a thin line ierdeem— performance. it's a thin line ierdeem d— performance. it's a thin line between a riot— performance. it's a thin line between a riot and- performance. it's a thin line between a riot and a- t it's a thin line between a riot and a sing along. t it's a thin line betweyeah. iot and a sing along. t it's a thin line betweyeah. thisnd a sing along. t it's a thin line betweyeah. this is, a sing along. t it's a thin line betweyeah. this is, thisig along. t it's a thin line betweyeah. this is, this is along. yeah, yeah. this is, this is drier— yeah, yeah. this is, this is what-after- yeah, yeah. this is, this is. what-after.years what you get after 20 years of eeoryme — what you get after 20 years of everyone _x factor. i everyone can sing x factor. everyone-s— everyone can sing x factor. ixeryome-s d— everyone can sing x factor. everyone's a star. so people reei— everyone's a star. so people reei mey— everyone's a star. so people feel they can— everyone's a star. so people feel they can join and they've been — feel they can join and they've been mey-ve— feel they can join and they've been they've been sound been they've been doing sound of music— music sing alongs for two decodes— music sing alongs for two decades rocky decades now and people are rocky horror—mods- decades now and people are rocky horror—that's it. - horror show. yeah, that's it. reds. — horror show. yeah, that's it. reds. _ody— horror show. yeah, that's it. reds. _ody dor- horror show. yeah, that's it. yeah. _pay for that,- horror show. yeah, that's it. i yeah. _pay for that, you yeah. but you pay for that, you mou— yeah. but you pay for that, you know disor— yeah. but you pay for that, you know what you're— yeah. but you pay for that, you know what you're going to see, dome — know what you're going to see, dome _thoughtrl right? these people thought, that's were paying right? these people thought, thatthough. were paying right? these people thought, thatthough. we like, ying for, though. they're like, i paid sing. paid £68. i'm going to sing. so goodness, i hope this becomes a court case. now, you found duiiry— court case. now, you found eddy—d- court case. now, you found. guiiry—d smod. guilty of interrupting a show. dod— guilty of interrupting a show.| dour—wed guilty of interrupting a show. dour—wed. how do you plead? no i well, wed.— how do you plead? no i well, well, fantastic. _ how do you plead? no i well, well, fantastic. r’tr“ well, fantastic. let's move on to final question in this to a final question in this section. one from section. this one is from alison, where is hello, alison. what's your question? why is newham and brent- . : rtr“7 why is newham and brent apparently full of moms— newham and brent apparently full or rrdms pebble?— newham and brent apparently full of trans people? okay this was an interesting— of trans people? okay this was an interesting one— of trans people? okay this was an interesting one because there oixiousiy— an interesting one because there was obviously the _ an interesting one because there was obviously the most recent census produced— was obviously the most recent census produced some results

did— census produced some results did wee— census produced some results did d— census produced some results that were a little— census produced some results that were a little bit questionable. '“r: that were a little bit questionable. “r: that were a little bit- questionable. and they were suggesting, in fact, this census suggested that one in every 67 muslim, is transgender. and muslim, um, is transgender. and the reason is the question itself, because the question didn't say, are you transgender 7 didn't say, are you transgender ? uh, it had this convoluted form . it said is the gender you form. it said is the gender you identify with the same as your sex registered at birth ? and of sex registered at birth? and of course, a lot of migrants who engushis course, a lot of migrants who english is their second language don't that means. english is their second language don't that means . and don't know what that means. and they ended up they so we've ended up with a census us that census that tells us that there's disproportion there's loads disproportion trans element to the muslim community. i don't think that's true. apparently community. i don't think that's true . apparently that question true. apparently that question was-stonewall- true. apparently that question was-stonewall and. true. apparently that question. was-stonewall and of was guided by stonewall and of course .was those _ was guided by stonewall and of course was those communities course it was those communities rekind— course it was those communities were taking advice— course it was those communities were taking advice from far left groups— were taking advice from far left groups mor— were taking advice from far left groups did mey— were taking advice from far left groups that they thought were meipimd— groups that they thought were meipimg mem— groups that they thought were helping them. and instead what it helping them. and instead what ir—uiroie— helping them. and instead what it_whole-into. it turned the whole thing into dds-ideoiody- it turned the whole thing into was ideology that was political ideology that peopie— was political ideology that peopie didm-r— was political ideology that people didn't even know what mey-re— they're signing up for. we've md— they're signing up for. we've mod-dim- they're signing up for. we've had-with-nhs.| had the same with the nhs. the nhs out letters nhs putting out letters for cervix, hackers people with a cervix, hackers or people with a vulva and people vulva or whatever, and people whose second language is english. they don't know what it means. my second language is english. okay, you struggle english. okay, but you struggle dim— english. okay, but you struggle dim dior— english. okay, but you struggle with that kind— english. okay, but you struggle with that kind of— “g okay, but you struggle with that kind of thing, right? “g okay, but you struggle with ”rt;e..flr (ind of thing, right? “g okay, but you struggle with ”rt;e..flr nd of thing, right? “g okay, but you struggle

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welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation . idi amin, genghis khan, nation. idi amin, genghis khan, adolf hitler, joseph stalin, chairman mao, pol pot. what do all of these people have in common? it's not toxic masculinity. the key trait they all share is that for all the horror they unleashed, they all believed that they were the believed that they were on the right side history. believed that they were on the right side history . and right side of history. and that's we hear a lot that's a phrase we hear a lot these activists. it's these days from activists. it's a self—justifying cliche that doesn't mean anything doesn't really mean anything beyond expression moral beyond an expression of moral certainty . but if beyond an expression of moral certainty. but if you're a good person , do you really have to person, do you really have to keep that you're good? keep saying that you're good? isn't it more about how you behave you your behave and how you treat your fellow human beings? maybe activists have to keep claiming they're on the side of they're on the right side of history so clear to history because it's so clear to everyone else that they're not. this week, the swimming champion

riley gains was physically assaulted at san francisco state university by protesters who don't like the fact that she believes that sport ought to be segregated by sex. she was there to give a speech, not have a fight. but nonetheless, she was allegedly hit by a man in a dress multiple times. she was trapped in a room for three hours security guards hours while security guards negotiated with activists. the terms of her release. there's even a clip in which they're heard suggesting she could pay them for her freedom . now, i'm them for her freedom. now, i'm no expert, but this all no legal expert, but this all sounds like it's skirting dangerously close to kidnap . but dangerously close to kidnap. but there have been no arrests. the university hasn't disciplined those were those students who were effectively to prevent those students who were effelspeech. to prevent those students who were effelspeech. apparently this free speech. so apparently this kind of behaviour is just fine . kind of behaviour is just fine. again and again, activists keep proving our points for us. we say these are authoritarians . say these are authoritarians. they respond by trying to silence their critics, often by violence and intimidation. we say that women need single sex spaces as a form of safeguarding against the violent minority of men . and then large groups of

men. and then large groups of men. and then large groups of men turn up and terrorise and assault women . over the past few assault women. over the past few weeks, i've been covering the clear escalation and the violent rhetoric from activists who promote gender identity, ideology . and i keep returning ideology. and i keep returning to this because it's clearly one of the greatest threats to free speech time. but do of the greatest threats to free speecto time. but do of the greatest threats to free speecto ask time. but do of the greatest threats to free speecto ask ourselvesit do of the greatest threats to free speecto ask ourselves whereio of the greatest threats to free speecto ask ourselves where it's need to ask ourselves where it's all leading. it is perhaps hyperbole to invoke stalin and mao and all the other tyrannies of history. and i'm not for one minute suggesting anywhere minute suggesting we're anywhere close to but it's close to that. but it's important to recognise that these activists do share that fundamental authoritarian instinct . they don't want to instinct. they don't want to persuade you. they want to force you into accepting their beliefs. they don't want to have a discussion about sensitive and complicated matters . they want complicated matters. they want to shut you up. so that they can't be opposed . they're not can't be opposed. they're not burning heretics at the stake, but i'm not so sure that they wouldn't if they had the chance. consider example of consider the example of alexander solzhenitsyn, who was a sentenced to a writer who was sentenced to eight years in forced labour camps for a letter that he wrote that critical of stalin.

that was critical of stalin. now he called the gulag he wrote a book called the gulag archipelago, which was about archipelago, which was all about the stalinist regime that went on responsible for in on to be responsible for in excess 20 million and excess of 20 million deaths. and this is what solzhenitsyn says about a daylight arrest in which someone being led by crowds, someone is being led by crowds, by through a crowd. he by guards through a crowd. he says you aren't gagged . you says you aren't gagged. you really can and you really ought to cry out that arrests are being made on the strength of false denunciations , that false denunciations, that millions are being subjected to silent reprisals. if many such outcries had been heard all over the city in the course of a day would not our fellow citizens perhaps have to bristle perhaps have begun to bristle and perhaps no and would arrests perhaps no longer have been so easy in other words, tyranny doesn't come about overnight , but our come about overnight, but our liberties erode gradually like ice from a glacier . and with ice from a glacier. and with that in mind, let's take a look at this now. this is a member of parliament in ontario, canada , parliament in ontario, canada, who was calling for legislation to criminalise, among other things, offensive remarks . things, offensive remarks. aukus. firstly it enables the

attorney general to create a to lgbt wiki plus community safety zone to prohibit it within 100m of the property . any homophobic of the property. any homophobic rrdmspdopie— of the property. any homophobic transphobic act— of the property. any homophobic transphobic act of— any homophobic transphobic act of intimidation drear— transphobic act of intimidation dredr .— transphobic act of intimidation threat , offensive— transphobic act of intimidation threat , offensive threats, threat, offensive threats, omemsire— threat, offensive threats, offensive remarks, protest disturbance _ offensive remarks, protest disturbance and distribution of more.— disturbance and distribution of hate, propaganda within the meaning— hate, propaganda within the meaning or— hate, propaganda within the meaning of the— hate, propaganda within the meaning of the criminal code. it diso— meaning of the criminal code. it also comes with— meaning of the criminal code. it also comes with it— meaning of the criminal code. it also comes with it a penalty of $25,000— also comes with it a penalty of dzsooo ir— also comes with it a penalty of $25,000 if prosecuted successful . uie— $25,000 if prosecuted successful . die so— $25,000 if prosecuted successful . die so dds— $25,000 if prosecuted successful . we so this happened just this week. — . we so this happened just this week. ide— . we so this happened just this week. the ndp's_ . we so this happened just this week. \r “j 37�* “ . we so this happened just this- week. the ndp's kristyn wong—tam tabled this motion in order to create what she calls to lgbtqi+ community safety zones in response to protests that have occurred against drag shows aimed at children. now, i'm sure that some of those protesters have crossed the line into harassment and intimidation, but of such behaviour is of course such behaviour is already illegal. of course such behaviour is already illegal . and yet i can't already illegal. and yet i can't help but notice that most of the bullying violent behaviour bullying and violent behaviour we've protesters has we've seen from protesters has been coming from those who

consider to be consider themselves to be members of the two lgbtq+ activist community. would wang tam's proposed legislation be used against the kind of people that we'll see on the screen in a moment ? i that we'll see on the screen in a moment? i somehow doubt these are the of protesters that are the kind of protesters that wang in mind . now, wang tam has in mind. now, i should be clear that this is a motion tabled a backbencher motion tabled by a backbencher from a party that isn't in power, thank but it is very power, thank god, but it is very revealing about the kind of mindset i'm talking about, particularly phrase particularly that phrase offensive remarks. have hate offensive remarks. we have hate speech laws here in the uk which have people criminalised have seen people criminalised for because they're deemed for jokes because they're deemed grossly . countries grossly offensive. countries across have various hate across europe have various hate speech none which are speech laws, none of which are consistent clearly defined, consistent or clearly defined, because you attempt to because once you attempt to legislate causing legislate against causing offence , you're taking the first offence, you're taking the first step a dark path because step on a very dark path because offence, as all know, is offence, as we all know, is hopelessly subjective. that's why yusuf, who why humza yousaf yusuf, who vehemently pushed through his hate speech in scotland , hate speech bill in scotland, was recently reported to the police for breaking the law that he himself established. one might even say that the attempt to legislate against offensive

speech is in itself offensive , speech is in itself offensive, so maybe the canadian police will take action against the ndp's. kristyn wong—tam . which ndp's. kristyn wong—tam. which bnngs ndp's. kristyn wong—tam. which brings us back to the so—called right side of history. now, i'm sure many the sure that many of the politicians are to politicians who are trying to kerb free speech are doing kerb our free speech are doing so they it's best so because they think it's best for that protects for us, or that it protects marginalised . they are, marginalised groups. they are, of course, doing untold to of course, doing untold harm to the very people they claim be the very people they claim to be protecting civil protecting because no civil rights won or rights have ever been won or sustained without free speech and , it's up to all of us and really, it's up to all of us to stand when these to take a stand when these gradual liberal gradual attacks on liberal values not be values occur. we may not be heading for a world of gulags, but we shouldn't be fostering the mindset that created the very mindset that created them failing make the case them or failing to make the case for free speech at a time when authority aryanism deemed authority aryanism is deemed to be fashionable and morally correct. the old adage that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, but i'm not so worried about those doing the paving . i'm worried about those doing the paving. i'm more worried about those doing the paving . i'm more worried about paving. i'm more worried about the of are standing the rest of us who are standing by silence and watching them by in silence and watching them as .erg by in silence and watching them as . erg . i want to as they work. erg. i want to bnngin

as they work. erg. i want to bring in my panel here because i think this is very interesting. the canadian party, which is calling for these safe zones for two lgbtqia+ people. yes and that will that would include protecting people from hurtful words. thing is, i've been on protests on protests and i've been on counter—protests and i've heard protests and i've been on cyeah,'—protests and i've heard protests and i've been on cyeah, wordsests and i've heard protests and i've been on cyeah, words thatind i've heard protests and i've been on cyeah, words that arei've heard protests and i've been on cyeah, words that are upsetting , yeah, words that are upsetting in those circumstances. don't in those circumstances. i don't want prison want those people put in prison or not. but am i or of course not. but am i wrong? imean, or of course not. but am i wrong? i mean, people say the words— wrong? i mean, people say the words or— wrong? i mean, people say the words of violence,— g7 i mean, people say the words of violence, but violence is doiemee— words of violence, but violence is violence and— words of violence, but violence is violence and words can be murmur— is violence and words can be irurdui .— is violence and words can be irurdui . pur— is violence and words can be hurtful. but i— is violence and words can be hurtful . but i mean, you can't hurtful. but i mean, you can't put— hurtful. but i mean, you can't pur peopie— hurtful. but i mean, you can't pur peopie im— hurtful. but i mean, you can't put people in prison. mean, so put people in prison. i mean, so is-uorry— put people in prison. i mean, so is-dorry mem— put people in prison. i mean, so is-worry then, that- put people in prison. i mean, so is worry then, that there is it a worry then, that there are elements— is it a worry then, that there are elements within canadian are elements within the canadian dovemmem— are elements within the canadian doxemmem omd— are elements within the canadian government and it— government and it is a backbencher,- government and it is a backbencher, but it is something dior— backbencher, but it is something droolddmx— backbencher, but it is something droolddmx d— backbencher, but it is something that.think a lot— backbencher, but it is something that think a lot trudeau's that i think a lot of trudeau's party— that i think a lot of trudeau's party—tel party would certainly like to see established— party would certainly like to see established . bore. party would certainly like to see established . �*7 see established. what happens if that spreads ? and people that idea spreads? and people just well, actually, just think, well, actually, but this is populism. it's just saying, this is populism. it's just saying. you— this is populism. it's just saying. you-de- this is populism. it's justj saying, you _we will this is populism. it's just. saying, you _we will we saying, you know, we will we did— saying, you know, we will we did srop— saying, you know, we will we will stop hate— saying, you know, we will we will stop hate what define hate? ded— will stop hate what define hate? med-mor— will stop hate what define hate? well,-that makes- will stop hate what define hate? well, that makes people well, anything that makes people feel well, anything that makes people reed—mods- feel bad. but again, that's supp-eeme— feel bad. but again, that's supieedve .— feel bad. but again, that's subjective . so— feel bad. but again, that's subjective . so it's it's subjective. so it's just it's iusr— subjective. so it's just it's iusr-ro— subjective. so it's just it's just-to create - subjective. so it's just it's just to create it. subjective. so it's just it's- just-to create it. what just going to create it. what we've seen this— just going to create it. what we've seen this with with posey, parker zealand, saw parker in new zealand, we saw large groups activists large groups of activists physically, mean, year old physically, i mean, 172 year old woman punched repeatedly in woman was punched repeatedly in the a broken skull .

the face with a broken skull. and that's okay and they said, but that's okay because she was hateful because she was being hateful and we've decided she's a, even though she wasn't a. so really , though she wasn't a. so really, we have to be very clear about the distinction between violence and . what's the two? and words. what's the two? sorry. — and words. what's the two? sorry. did-s— and words. what's the two? sorry, that's two— and words. what's the two? sorry, that's two s- e“r: : what's the two? sorry, that's two s right. ridicu— sorry, that's two s right. which means— sorry, that's two s right. which means two - sorry, that's two s right. which means two spirit to spirit or the fact that you don't even know to s means what? so two s lgbtqia plus is two spirit before lesbian gay the two spirit canada now. so they did put two spirit at the end in america. in canada it's now two. what is two spirit mean? what is more— what is two spirit mean? what is more ids— what is two spirit mean? what is mdre ir-s om— what is two spirit mean? what is that? it's an indigenous belief mom— that? it's an indigenous belief from indigenous— that? it's an indigenous belief from indigenous canadian people and dorm— from indigenous canadian people and north american indian people who peiieve— and north american indian people who believe they— and north american indian people who believe they have two spidrs— who believe they have two spirits-within- who believe they have two spirits within them. spirits within within them. mey-re — spirits within within them. mey-re om — spirits within within them. they're on the— spirits within within them. they're on the lgbt heap now. ire-ve— they're on the lgbt heap now. were rossed— they're on the lgbt heap now. we've tossed them on that. so you— we've tossed them on that. so you-more— we've tossed them on that. so you-more-edm- we've tossed them on that. so you-have-can have- we've tossed them on that. so you have can have a gay you can have you can have a gay spidr— you can have you can have a gay spidr or— you can have you can have a gay spidr or died— you can have you can have a gay spirit or kwasi me— you can have you can have a gay spirit or kwasi me to— you can have you can have a gay spirit or kwasi me to explain it to spirit or kwasi me to explain it do you— spirit or kwasi me to explain it do you edm— spirit or kwasi me to explain it o you pe— spirit or kwasi me to explain it o you be e— spirit or kwasi me to explain it to you can be a lizard and a dude— to you can be a lizard and a dude ir— to you can be a lizard and a dude i you— to you can be a lizard and a whale if you want a whale, a gay disord— whale if you want a whale, a gay iizord. dre— whale if you want a whale, a gay iizord. you— whale if you want a whale, a gay lizard, are you suggesting that two lizard, are you suggesting that do spidrs— lizard, are you suggesting that do spidrs d— lizard, are you suggesting that two spirits, a gay— lizard, are you suggesting that two spirits, a gay lizard? this is ordere— two spirits, a gay lizard? this is where the— two spirits, a gay lizard? this is where the da— two spirits, a gay lizard? this is where the da vinci code. �*fu"“flr is where the da vinci code. why peopie— is where the da vinci code. why peopie tusr— is where the da vinci code. why some people just get along and have it's. it's

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for the future. it's bad parenting. yeah , baby. but parenting. yeah, baby. but that's smells fascism , that's smells of fascism, really. you agree with us or really. if you agree with us or not, or we will. so maybe it's about education. maybe we need to about education. maybe we need ro der— about education. maybe we need do der ro— about education. maybe we need ro oer ro younger— about education. maybe we need to get to younger people- :t’“ maybe we need to get to younger people and sorr— to get to younger people and sod—words. - to get to younger people andi sort—words. and sort of explain no words. and doiemee— sort of explain no words. and doiemee dre— sort of explain no words. and violence are different. if- someookay._you, violence are different. if someo okay. you'll you, violence are different. if- someo okay. you'll-y0lit. you're okay. you'll get over it. you-re— you're okay. you'll get over it.. vou-re—you you're not hurt by that. and you eeridimiy— you're not hurt by that. and you certainly—beating. certainly shouldn't be beating someone _true certainly shouldn't be beating. someone _true . someone up. yeah, that's true. ids— someone up. yeah, that's true. it's interesting.— someone up. yeah, that's true. it's interesting-mom - someone up. yeah, that's true. it's interesting-mom madel it's interesting. my mom made a point by breaking plastic point by breaking a plastic brush over my head, and i never. i spoke back. yeah, okay. i never spoke back. yeah, okay. but i don't think that's something should apply something we should apply to society. saying. when society. i'm just saying. when did do mother society. i'm just saying. when. did - do - mother doesn't did she do that? mother doesn't run did she do that? mother doesn't dre— did she do that? mother doesn't run the world,— did she do that? mother doesn't run the world, let's it that run the world, let's put it that day.— run the world, let's put it that day-disor— run the world, let's put it that day-died dds— run the world, let's put it that way. what was the of way. but what was the name of the way. but what was the name of. die—swimmer the american woman? swimmer reoemiye— the american woman? swimmer recently?_-- the american woman? swimmer recently? . yeah. recently? ryder gaines. yeah. yeah. actually attacked a man in a dress, beat her up, right. if he had had jeans and a shirt. he had had jeans and a t shirt. other women, know, feminists other women, you know, feminists would but now would have stopped him. but now he's. dress. he's. oh, he's wearing a dress. carry must though , carry on. i must say, though, ire—dr— carry on. i must say, though, ire—or som- carry on. i must say, though,- i've_at san francisco i've done shows at san francisco srdre. — i've done shows at san francisco state. - university _ i've done shows at san francisco state. university where that state. the university where that happened— state. the university where that moppemed-im— state. the university where that happened in incredibly happened there in incredibly woke— happened there in incredibly doxe .— happened there in incredibly doxe . aud— happened there in incredibly woke . and they've had four woke. and they've had four decodes— woke. and they've had four decades or— woke. and they've had four decades of protests have occurred there. - decades of protests have occurred there. yes. so these peopie— occurred there. yes. so these are people that— occurred there. yes. so these are people that are kind of, i musr— are people that are kind of, i musr soy.— are people that are kind of, i musr soy. im— are people that are kind of, i must say, in-way- are people that are kind of, i must say, in way in san must say, in some way in san rrdmeiseo— francisco. everyone's very emdded—

entitled. they're looking for a dem- — fight. yeah but it's different, ism-r— fight. yeah but it's different, ism-r-mimx— fight. yeah but it's different, isn't-think san- isn't it? i think san francisco's always that francisco's always had that quality, there's been some francisco's always had that qualiof there's been some francisco's always had that qualiof escalations been some francisco's always had that qualiof escalation overn some francisco's always had that qualiof escalation over therme francisco's always had that qualiof escalation over the past francisco's always had that qualiwhere alation over the past francisco's always had that qualiwhere nowyn over the past francisco's always had that qualiwhere now theyar the past francisco's always had that qualiwhere now they think past year where now they think they're to beat people year where now they think theyyeah to beat people year where now they think theyyeah that's. to beat people year where now they think theyyeah that's. that'st people year where now they think theyyeah that's. that's new.)le up. yeah that's. that's new. i think angry, dressed as think they're angry, dressed as the wizard oz. yeah. punching the wizard of oz. yeah. punching peopie.— the wizard of oz. yeah. punching peopie—ore- the wizard of oz. yeah. punching peopie—ore mey- the wizard of oz. yeah. punching people. are they for? people. yeah. what are they for? is it people. yeah. what are they for? is i meer— people. yeah. what are they for? is i dor— people. yeah. what are they for? is it never for anything?- people. yeah. �*frwe. tret; ”rtr7 is it never for anything? they iusr— is it never for anything? they iusr srop— is it never for anything? they just stop everything. “411?" just stop everything. yeah, wed.— just stop everything. yeah, well,-disparity. well, there's a disparity of wealth. most extreme wealth. it's the most extreme than else the us. than anywhere else in the us. right? producing more than anywhere else in the us. right? than producing more than anywhere else in the us. right? than anywhere ing more than anywhere else in the us. right? than anywhere else nore than anywhere else in the us. right? than anywhere else in'e than anywhere else in the us. right? than anywhere else in the wealth than anywhere else in the history of the world because of facebook but facebook and all that. so. but there's of people there's a lot of people who've been i think been left behind. i think those people all want be noticed. people all want to be noticed. they notoriety and they want some notoriety and they're a cause. they're fighting a cause. they're it is. and they're not sure what it is. and then here's this woman who's telling them what they disagree with i'm with. they think, well, i'm going you know, going to take a swipe. you know, it's really, really worrying stuff. but got to stuff. but anyway, we've got to more-up — stuff. but anyway, we've got to more-up-om- stuff. but anyway, we've got to move-up-on freei move on now. up next on free speedi— move on now. up next on freei speeds—advisers speech nation, former advisers to speech nation, former advisers ro pods — speech nation, former advisers to both president— speech nation, former advisers to both president and to both president clinton and dump— to both president clinton and irump did— to both president clinton and irump diii pe— to both president clinton and trump will be joining us from the trump will be joining us from rue-diseuss— trump will be joining us from the discuss donald trump's the us to discuss donald trump's 34 indictments.— the us to discuss donald trump's 34 indictments. stay tuned .

welcome back to free speech uddom— welcome back to free speech uddom dim— welcome back to free speech nation with me,— welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle . nation with me, andrew doyle. pomdid— nation with me, andrew doyle. pomdid mump— nation with me, andrew doyle. donald trump faces 34 felony emerges— donald trump faces 34 felony emdrdes or— donald trump faces 34 felony charges of falsifying business reeorsd— charges of falsifying business reeorsd im— charges of falsifying business records in the— charges of falsifying business records in the first degree. the emerges— records in the first degree. the emdrdes di— records in the first degree. the charges all relate— records in the first degree. the charges all relate to a $130,000 musi— charges all relate to a $130,000 musi momey— charges all relate to a $130,000 hush money payment to by lawyer uiemdei— hush money payment to by lawyer michael cohen— hush money payment to by lawyer michael cohen to— hush money payment to by lawyer michael cohen to adult film star srormy— michael cohen to adult film star stormy daniels— michael cohen to adult film star stormy daniels just before the zero— stormy daniels just before the 2016 election— stormy daniels just before the 2016 election in— stormy daniels just before the 2016 election in order to perem— 2016 election in order to prexemr mer— 2016 election in order to prevent her from talking about her allegations— prevent her from talking about her allegations that she had an oddi— her allegations that she had an odd dim— her allegations that she had an affair with mr. _ her allegations that she had an affair with mr. trump in two mousdmd— affair with mr. trump in two thousand and— affair with mr. trump in two thousand and seven, it makes him the thousand and seven, it makes him me disr— thousand and seven, it makes him the first former— thousand and seven, it makes him the first former president to dose — the first former president to face criminal— the first former president to face criminal charges. but where does— face criminal charges. but where doesliedre— face criminal charges. but where does.leave the— face criminal charges. but where does leave the 2024 does it leave the 2024 presidential- does it leave the 2024. presidential-race? does it leave the 2024- presidential-race? to presidential election race? to discuss— presidential election race? to discuss this,— presidential election race? to discuss this, i'm— presidential election race? to discuss this, i'm joined by doped— discuss this, i'm joined by robert weiner,_ discuss this, i'm joined by robert weiner, former spokesperson to the clinton and push— spokesperson to the clinton and bush administrations. and sepdsddm— bush administrations. and sebastian president sebastian gorka, president dump-s— sebastian gorka, president trump's former— sebastian gorka, president trump's former deputy assistant. idem— trump's former deputy assistant. idem-podi— trump's former deputy assistant. thank-both so— trump's former deputy assistant. thank both so much for thank you both so much for ioimimd— thank you both so much for joining sebastian gorka , can joining me. sebastian gorka, can i-yu_ joining me. sebastian gorka, can i-you disre— joining me. sebastian gorka, can i-you first? donald- i come to you first? donald mump— i come to you first? donald trump suggested this i come to you first? donald- trump-suggested-this is trump has suggested that this is an trump has suggested that this is dm—me— trump has suggested that this is an the weaponized an example of the weaponized version-reddi— an example of the weaponized version legal system . do version of the legal system. do you— version of the legal system. do you drink— version of the legal system. do you mimxlmds— version of the legal system. do you think-has a— version of the legal system. do you think has a point ? �*fu�*rt;.. you think he has a point? well, rime.— you think he has a point? well, drsr. poppy— you think he has a point? well, first, happy andrew, and you've

been a bit of a straight line, but thank you. we today. been a bit of a straight line, but thank you. we today . yes, but thank you. we today. yes, absolutely. what but thank you. we today. yes, absolutely . what i call a fact absolutely. what i call a fact porrem— absolutely. what i call a fact porrem .— absolutely. what i call a fact porrem . mis— .rt;.fl what i call a fact pattern , this outrageous event pattern, this outrageous event is simpiy— pattern, this outrageous event is simpiy me— pattern, this outrageous event is simply the latest brazier rumor— is simply the latest brazier rumor is— is simply the latest brazier rumor is d— is simply the latest brazier what is a political person? i'm sorry.— what is a political person? i'm sorry, sebastian— what is a political person? i'm sorry, sebastian .— what is a political person? i'm sorry, sebastian . we- what is a political person? i'm sorry, sebastian . we are- what is a political person? i'm sorry, sebastian . we are having sorry, sebastian. we are having trouble with the sound here with you, so i'm going to have to go to robert instead. we'll come back to you , sebastian, soon. to robert instead. we'll come back to can , sebastian, soon. to robert instead. we'll come back to can i sebastian, soon. to robert instead. we'll come back to can i ask astian, soon. to robert instead. we'll come back to can i ask younn, soon. to robert instead. we'll come back to can i ask you the oon. to robert instead. we'll come back to can i ask you the same robert, can i ask you the same question? do you think that mr. donald trump has a point about this, potentially this, that this is potentially the of the legal the weaponization of the legal system ? well, the only nization, system? well, the only nization, andrew.— system? well, the only nization, amdred. dds— system? well, the only nization, andrew, has been— system? well, the only nization, andrew, has been by— erflr7 well, the only nization, andrew, has been by him twice impeddred— andrew, has been by him twice impeddred .— andrew, has been by him twice impeached , three— andrew, has been by him twice impeached , three times defeated impeached, three times defeated his impeached, three times defeated ids umiversiry— impeached, three times defeated his university and— impeached, three times defeated his university and his foundation- his university and his foundation shut down 30 counts. aud— foundation shut down 30 counts. and by— foundation shut down 30 counts. and by me— foundation shut down 30 counts. and by me ody— foundation shut down 30 counts. and by me way .— foundation shut down 30 counts. and by the way , the— foundation shut down 30 counts. and by the way , the 34- foundation shut down 30 counts. and by the way, the 34 counts, andrew, the washington post and all every newspaper in the country. it's not just stormy daniels. it's also karen mcdougal. $150,000. it's also the doorman in front of his house who he tried to shut up

for $30,000. there are 34 counts and they all relate to election cheating. so the only one trying to weaponize is trump and calling everybody saying he's a victim and saying it's a it's a fake charge and it's the democrats out to get him. no it's the justice system justifiably out to get him . my justifiably out to get him. my understanding is that the kind of understanding is that the kind or push— understanding is that the kind or push money— understanding is that the kind of hush money that you're desedpimd— of hush money that you're describing would be classified as describing would be classified ds—amd- as a misdemeanour. and we're peyomd— as a misdemeanour. and we're beyond me— as a misdemeanour. and we're beyond the statute of limitations- beyond the statute of limitations at this point. so dds— limitations at this point. so this—elevated. limitations at this point. sol this—elevated to this needs to be elevated to a reiomy. — this needs to be elevated to a reiomy. loud— this needs to be elevated to a felony. that right? true felony. is that right? not true . dor— felony. is that right? not true . doe rrue. — felony. is that right? not true . not true. because- felony. is that right? not true . not true. because when it's tied to election fixing and election rigging, tied to election fixing and election rigging , then and election rigging, then and driving your girlfriend to shut up just before the election , up just before the election, then that's a separate issue . so then that's a separate issue. so that's how it gets tied and it becomes a felony . but this is becomes a felony. but this is just the beginning. this is the tip of the iceberg for fani willis. and you remember the grand jury forewoman said it's going to be massive kyiv 11,780 votes. find me and it's okay if you guys adjust them on tape. on tape. you guys adjust them on tape. on tape . so everybody's been saying

tape. so everybody's been saying , why is she even wait so long? because that's a prima facia case. and it's tragic that that that's what he tried to do with not only georgia, but wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan. sebastian, in on that particular pomp— sebastian, in on that particular point, sebastian,— sebastian, in on that particular point, sebastian, is it the case i point, sebastian, is it the case i medm— point, sebastian, is it the case i mean, robert— point, sebastian, is it the case i mean, robert wiener is making the i mean, robert wiener is making me ease— i mean, robert wiener is making me mere— i mean, robert wiener is making the case here that— i mean, robert wiener is making the case here that this is ordered— the case here that this is connected specifically to the eieedom — connected specifically to the election and _ connected specifically to the election and therefore it must be considered— election and therefore it must be considered a— election and therefore it must be considered a felony rather mdm— be considered a felony rather mm o— be considered a felony rather than a misdemeanour? do you deeepr— than a misdemeanour? do you deeepr mor— than a misdemeanour? do you accept that point? well first mimos— accept that point? well first dimes disd— accept that point? well first things first, that happy easter to things first, that happy easter ro you.— things first, that happy easter to you, andrew. _ things first, that happy easter to you, andrew. r:rtr“ . to you, andrew. um, no, i don't know who this person is, but he needs to calm down. clearly, he hasn't taken his medication today. just put the events today. let's just put the events of this shameless, shameless eventin of this shameless, shameless event in manhattan into a broader context . there's broader context. there's someddmd— broader context. there's something called- : rt; . rt.rtr ".iiiixi. there's something called a fact pattern in d— something called a fact pattern in d couri— something called a fact pattern in d eouri or— something called a fact pattern in a court of law. _ something called a fact pattern in a court of law. �*fu�*rt;.. in a court of law. well, let's look at the fact pattern of the last six years. there have been repedred— last six years. there have been repeated attempts— last six years. there have been repeated attempts to - x flrt;re;fr there have been repeated attempts to use the reddi— repeated attempts to use the legal sysrem— repeated attempts to use the deed sysrem .— repeated attempts to use the legal system , the judicial legal system, the judicial sysrem— legal system, the judicial sysrem omd— legal system, the judicial system and even the intelligence eommumiry— system and even the intelligence community against— system and even the intelligence community against president dump.— community against president irump. disr— community against president trump. first we— community against president trump. first we had crossfire, durdedme— trump. first we had crossfire, durdedme .— trump. first we had crossfire, hurricane , first— trump. first we had crossfire, hurricane , first time ever. hurricane, first time ever. iiree — hurricane, first time ever. three intelligence services were

used— three intelligence services were used surreptitiously to target a presidemdd— used surreptitiously to target a presidential campaign to no droid.— presidential campaign to no ordi- idem— presidential campaign to no avail. then we— presidential campaign to no avail. then we had the overt iiueiier— avail. then we had the overt mueller probe— avail. then we had the overt mueller probe ,— avail. then we had the overt mueller probe , a- avail. then we had the overt mueller probe , a $30 million 20 mueller probe, a $30 million 20 modems.— mueller probe, a $30 million 20 months. former— mueller probe, a $30 million 20 months. former director of the fbi months. former director of the per orrempdme— months. former director of the fbi attempting to prove some kind— fbi attempting to prove some kind or— fbi attempting to prove some kind of spurious— fbi attempting to prove some kind of spurious russia collusion. _ kind of spurious russia collusion. utter, complete fail. urdem— collusion. utter, complete fail. idem mor— collusion. utter, complete fail. when that didn't— collusion. utter, complete fail. when that didn't work, we had impedeirmem— when that didn't work, we had impeachment running impeachment to impeachment running impeachment do me— impeachment running impeachment to the democrats— impeachment running impeachment to the democrats were so derdmeed. — to the democrats were so deranged. andrew they tried to impeded— deranged. andrew they tried to impeded my— deranged. andrew they tried to impeach my former boss after he left impeach my former boss after he ierr omiee. — impeach my former boss after he left office, which _ impeach my former boss after he left office, which is— impeach my former boss after he left office, which is a little bit left office, which is a little pie sid— left office, which is a little bit sick because- left office, which is a little bit sick because impeachment is used— bit sick because impeachment is used ro— bit sick because impeachment is used ro eer— bit sick because impeachment is used to get somebody out of mem— used to get somebody out of their elected— used to get somebody out of their elected position, not deer— their elected position, not after they've _ their elected position, not after they've left the position. idem— after they've left the position. idem de— after they've left the position. idem we dod— after they've left the position. then we had the— after they've left the position. then we had the january 6th rdrdee— then we had the january 6th reroee eo— then we had the january 6th reroee eo me— then we had the january 6th farage go the witch trial and med— farage go the witch trial and rded rde — farage go the witch trial and then the actual— farage go the witch trial and then the actual raid by armed deems— then the actual raid by armed deems od— then the actual raid by armed deemrs or me— then the actual raid by armed agents of the president's pdrdre— agents of the president's private home _ agents of the president's private home in mar a lago . this private home in mar a lago. this is ruse— private home in mar a lago. this is use me— private home in mar a lago. this is just the latest— private home in mar a lago. this is just the latest iteration . is just the latest iteration. add— is just the latest iteration. add dded— is just the latest iteration. and when it— is just the latest iteration. and when it comes to this iddiddud— and when it comes to this individual ,— and when it comes to this individual, let's be clear, divid— individual, let's be clear, xixim proee— individual, let's be clear, alvin bragg is- individual, let's be clear, alvin bragg is a political meat puppet— alvin bragg is a political meat pupper od— alvin bragg is a political meat pupper or eeoree— alvin bragg is a political meat puppet of george soros . george puppet of george soros. george soros— puppet of george soros. george soros eave— puppet of george soros. george soros eye or— puppet of george soros. george soros gave $1 million to the douddddod— soros gave $1 million to the foundation that— soros gave $1 million to the foundation that then gave alvin bragg— foundation that then gave alvin proee di— foundation that then gave alvin bragg $1 million— foundation that then gave alvin bragg $1 million after he did rudde— bragg $1 million after he did dddre adder— bragg $1 million after he did what? after in— bragg $1 million after he did what? after in a— bragg $1 million after he did what? after in a new york radio

sdod— what? after in a new york radio show interview,— what? after in a new york radio show interview, alvin bragg said.— show interview, alvin bragg sdid. idy— show interview, alvin bragg said, my number one goal is to put— said, my number one goal is to pur presidem— said, my number one goal is to put president trump behind bars. idis— put president trump behind bars. idis is— put president trump behind bars. idis is d— put president trump behind bars. this is a political— put president trump behind bars. this is a political hatchet job odd— this is a political hatchet job and eeoryde— this is a political hatchet job and everyone in— this is a political hatchet job and everyone in america knows it. and everyone in america knows ir. udy— and everyone in america knows it. why president— and everyone in america knows it. why president trump's popuiodry— it. why president trump's p0pularity is_ it. why president trump's popularity is bigger than it's ever been, and— popularity is bigger than it's ever been, and he's already raised— ever been, and he's already raised $12— ever been, and he's already raised $12 million since the iddiermedr— raised $12 million since the indictment. _ raised $12 million since the indictment. '“r: raised $12 million since the indictment . ' “r: raised $12 million since the indictment. “r: .. indictment. and sebastian, i'll just clarify for viewers at home that alvin bragg is the da who is leading the charges here. can i just robert wiener i just bring in robert wiener here on that specific point? would respond to would you like to respond to what has said what sebastian gorka has said there? well actually, 64% of americans support the indictments. but americans support the indictments . but the point here indictments. but the point here is mor— indictments. but the point here is odd mere— indictments. but the point here is that there are— indictments. but the point here is that there are so— “r: t but the point here is that there are so many facts mor— is that there are so many facts that sebastoi_ is that there are so many facts that sebastoi and— is that there are so many facts that sebastoi and his low key, edmide— that sebastoi and his low key, edmime day— that sebastoi and his low key, calming way trying to con the ameriedd— calming way trying to con the american people— calming way trying to con the american people while he's being so edm— american people while he's being so edm. ide— american people while he's being so calm. the mueller statement edd— so calm. the mueller statement odor de— so calm. the mueller statement was that he could— so calm. the mueller statement was that he could not prosecute . de— was that he could not prosecute . de eouid— was that he could not prosecute . de eouid dor— was that he could not prosecute . he could not indict because ede— . he could not indict because me rusriee— . he could not indict because the justice department memo said he the justice department memo said de eouidd-r— the justice department memo said de eouidd-r .— the justice department memo said he couldn't , but— the justice department memo said he couldn't , but he— the justice department memo said he couldn't , but he had a full he couldn't, but he had a full duddreds— he couldn't, but he had a full duddreds od— he couldn't, but he had a full hundreds of pages of specific iidxs— hundreds of pages of specific iidxs ro— hundreds of pages of specific links to russia— hundreds of pages of specific links to russia by trump, as ded— links to russia by trump, as red os— links to russia by trump, as died es de— links to russia by trump, as well as the obstruction. in the disr— well as the obstruction. in the drsr ease— well as the obstruction. in the first case, he— well as the obstruction. in the first case, he weaponized when he first case, he weaponized when de-eomey. —

first case, he weaponized when de-eomey. .rpi - he fired comey. the fbi direedor— he fired comey. the fbi director, he _ he fired comey. the fbi director, he fired maguire, the fbi director, he fired maguire, the rid direeror.— director, he fired maguire, the fbi director. he— director, he fired maguire, the fbi director. he wanted to put in fbi director. he wanted to put id d— fbi director. he wanted to put in a new attorney— fbi director. he wanted to put in a new attorney general and dis— in a new attorney general and dis od— in a new attorney general and even his own staff baulked and said— even his own staff baulked and said everybody— even his own staff baulked and said everybody would would would quit said everybody would would would euir id— said everybody would would would euir if you— said everybody would would would euir if you did— said everybody would would would quit if you did that.— said everybody would would would quit if you did that. so the ody— quit if you did that. so the odiy ode— quit if you did that. so the only one weaponizing because he was only one weaponizing because he dos-dod— only one weaponizing because he dos-ddo—rdel was the one who committed the crimes was himself trying to deopoie— crimes was himself trying to deopoie .— crimes was himself trying to weaponize . so— crimes was himself trying to weaponize . so he would able weaponize. so he would be able to-up_ weaponize. so he would be able ro-up odor— weaponize. so he would be able ro-up ddor de— weaponize. so he would be able to-up what he did.- weaponize. so he would be able to up what he did. it was to cover up what he did. it was rroeie— to cover up what he did. it was eroeie dor— to cover up what he did. it was tragic for america _ to cover up what he did. it was tragic for america ,— to cover up what he did. it was tragic for america , and that's tragic for america, and that's why— tragic for america, and that's ddy-rdree— tragic for america, and that's why-three-loser. why he's a three time loser siee— why he's a three time loser sidee—doy- why he's a three time loser sidee—doy .- why he's a three time loser sidee—doy . idi why he's a three time loser. since _way , in the since 2016, by the way, in the in since 2016, by the way, in the id ede— since 2016, by the way, in the id me me.— since 2016, by the way, in the in the 2020, in— since 2016, by the way, in the in the 2020, in the off year, in me— in the 2020, in the off year, in me od— in the 2020, in the off year, in me off od— in the 2020, in the off year, in the off off year,— in the 2020, in the off year, in the off off year, in— in the 2020, in the off year, in the off off year, in the kansas you mod— the off off year, in the kansas race, you know ,— the off off year, in the kansas race, you know , in- the off off year, in the kansas race, you know , in the wisconsin race, you know, in the wisconsin everyddere— race, you know, in the wisconsin race, everywhere , the issue has race, everywhere, the issue has peed— race, everywhere, the issue has been dor— race, everywhere, the issue has been doe mump— race, everywhere, the issue has been doe irump .— race, everywhere, the issue has been not trump . and this is been not trump. and this is going— been not trump. and this is eoime ro— been not trump. and this is going to continue now . going to continue now. but roderi— going to continue now. but robert wiener, _ going to continue now. but robert wiener, are you not concerned slightly that this seems to be playing into trump's handsin seems to be playing into trump's hands in many ways? you know, he he talks about the narrative of how he's being victimised by the deep this deep state or whatever. and this looks apparently deep state or whatever. and this loo polls apparently deep state or whatever. and this loo polls going apparently deep state or whatever. and this loo polls going upiarently deep state or whatever. and this loo polls going up off ntly deep state or whatever. and this loo polls going up off the his polls are going up off the back this. does that concern back of this. does that concern you by independents and not you? not by independents and not omode— you? not by independents and not among democrats.— flutr.7 not by independents and not among democrats. he's got a diode— among democrats. he's got a little sliver— among democrats. he's got a little sliver of— among democrats. he's got a little sliver of 20 _ among democrats. he's got a little sliver of 20 to 30% out odd— little sliver of 20 to 30% out odd rdose — little sliver of 20 to 30% out and those are—

little sliver of 20 to 30% out and those are among republicans ordere— and those are among republicans where even a third— and those are among republicans where even a third of the republicans— where even a third of the republicans are against him. you mod.— republicans are against him. you mod. dz— republicans are against him. you know, liz cheney— republicans are against him. you know, liz cheney didn't come out of know, liz cheney didn't come out or doee— know, liz cheney didn't come out of nowhere and— know, liz cheney didn't come out of nowhere and raffensberger , of nowhere and raffensberger, for ode— of nowhere and raffensberger, for de-s— of nowhere and raffensberger, for one. he's laughing. so he ioued— for one. he's laughing. so he can laugh. raffensberger won in eeoree— can laugh. raffensberger won in georgia. raffensberger the guy wdo— georgia. raffensberger the guy wdo eor— georgia. raffensberger the guy wdo eor ede— georgia. raffensberger the guy who got the tape— georgia. raffensberger the guy who got the tape of the find me iiiso — who got the tape of the find me iiiso woesr — who got the tape of the find me 11,780 votes. he— who got the tape of the find me 11,780 votes. he won by 20 poidrs— 11,780 votes. he won by 20 poidrs id— 11,780 votes. he won by 20 points in georgia. so this this guy— points in georgia. so this this guy is_ points in georgia. so this this euy is me— points in georgia. so this this guy is the worst— points in georgia. so this this guy is the worst thing that's doppemed— guy is the worst thing that's doppemed ro— guy is the worst thing that's happened to the republican dody. — happened to the republican romy. de-s— happened to the republican party. he's disaster for them. party. he's a disaster for them. im— party. he's a disaster for them. i-m dor— party. he's a disaster for them. i'm not against— party. he's a disaster for them. i'm not against republicans. eduex— i'm not against republicans. chuck grassley_ i'm not against republicans. chuck grassley a friend . i chuck grassley is a friend. i reoiiy— chuck grassley is a friend. i really respect— chuck grassley is a friend. i really respect reagan and bush as really respect reagan and bush os ede— really respect reagan and bush as the president.— really respect reagan and bush as the president. i worked in de— as the president. i worked in me ousd— as the president. i worked in the bush administration after the bush administration after me didrod— the bush administration after the clinton administration. they repr— kept me because of my bipartisanship. so i'm not oeoidsr—l bipartisanship. so i'm not- against_, sebastian. against republicans, sebastian. i'm against republicans, sebastian. i-m oeoidsr— against republicans, sebastian. i'm against this— against republicans, sebastian. i'm against this one. i used to mid— i'm against this one. i used to mid mor— i'm against this one. i used to think that richard— i'm against this one. i used to think that richard nixon was the worse— think that richard nixon was the worse-pur— think that richard nixon was the worsr-pur id— think that richard nixon was the worst-but in my- worst president, but in my iidedme— worst president, but in my lifetime, donald is far lifetime, donald trump is far odd— lifetime, donald trump is far odd-worse.- lifetime, donald trump is far and-worst. i'm- lifetime, donald trump is far and worst. i'm going lifetime, donald trump is far- and-worst. i'm going to and away the worst. i'm going to dowe— and away the worst. i'm going to dove—derel have to bring sebastian in here peeouse— have to bring sebastian in here. peeouse—rdere because you were laughing there . what— because you were laughing there . what-you— because you were laughing there . what-you finding- because you were laughing there. . what-you finding amusing . what were you finding amusing ? oh. oh . what were you finding amusing .7 oh. oh all of it. it's. . what were you finding amusing ? oh. oh all of it. it's. i .7 oh. oh all of it. it's. i think ? oh. oh all of it. it's. i think we've— ? oh. oh all of it. it's. i think we've found.- think we've found. congratulations. i think you've found— congratulations. i think you've found trump— congratulations. i think you've found trump derangement syndrome patient— found trump derangement syndrome patient zeo— found trump derangement syndrome patent to— found trump derangement syndrome patient zero to mention liz cneney— patient zero to mention liz cneney .— patient zero to mention liz cneney . nno— patient zero to mention liz cheney , who was excoriated

cheney, who was excoriated retent— cheney, who was excoriated eeent ty— cheney, who was excoriated neeent by nen— cheney, who was excoriated record by her own party and then teet— record by her own party and then test tn— record by her own party and then test tn tn— record by her own party and then lost in an election— record by her own party and then lost in an election .— record by her own party and then lost in an election . that's the lost in an election. that's the nenen— lost in an election. that's the neneen nne-e— lost in an election. that's the neneen we a— lost in an election. that's the person who's a great republic , person who's a great republic, nne— person who's a great republic, nne te— person who's a great republic, who is utterly— person who's a great republic, who is utterly trounced by her ette— who is utterly trounced by her ette. tet— who is utterly trounced by her own side. let me— who is utterly trounced by her own side. let me tell you how nenntet— own side. let me tell you how worried president— own side. let me tell you how worried president trump is. this is worried president trump is. this te ntn— worried president trump is. this is him yesterday— worried president trump is. this is him yesterday in miami at the we — is him yesterday in miami at the we ne— is him yesterday in miami at the ufc. he doesn't— is him yesterday in miami at the ufc. he doesn't look very nenntet— ufc. he doesn't look very nenntet te— ufc. he doesn't look very worried to me,- ufc. he doesn't look very worried to me, does he, when it te— worried to me, does he, when it comes to alvin— worried to me, does he, when it comes to alvin bragg .7 one more comes to alvin bragg? one more tettgnttnt— comes to alvin bragg? one more delightful thing— comes to alvin bragg? one more delightful thing about alvin bragg-— delightful thing about alvin nnegg. tt— delightful thing about alvin nnegg. n tenn— delightful thing about alvin bragg. if your viewers and don't tntnt— bragg. if your viewers and don't tntnt your— bragg. if your viewers and don't think your guest— bragg. if your viewers and don't think your guest knows this is a nntten— think your guest knows this is a british program,— think your guest knows this is a british program, so we're not tntttng— british program, so we're not tetttng te— british program, so we're not tetttng to en— british program, so we're not talking to an american audience, your— talking to an american audience, your—would- talking to an american audience, your—would like. your british viewers would like to your british viewers would like te knew— your british viewers would like to know nen— your british viewers would like to know how much of a stalinesque _ to know how much of a stalinesque star which trial tnte— stalinesque star which trial tnte te. — stalinesque star which trial this is. watch— stalinesque star which trial this is. watch the brief, very ente— this is. watch the brief, very entne nneee— this is. watch the brief, very outre press conference by alvin bragg,— outre press conference by alvin nnegg, tne— outre press conference by alvin bragg, the district attorney of nnnnettnn— bragg, the district attorney of nnnnnttnn .— bragg, the district attorney of manhattan , where a left wing manhattan, where a left wing tennnnttet— manhattan, where a left wing journalist. this— manhattan, where a left wing journalist. this is shocking. tnene-e— journalist. this is shocking. tnene-e n— journalist. this is shocking. there's a random act of tennnntten— there's a random act of journalism in- there's a random act of journalism in establishment tennnntten— journalism in establishment journalism. journalist says you ent— journalism. journalist says you entt yen— journalism. journalist says you eett you eat— journalism. journalist says you said you say that— journalism. journalist says you said you say that these are all tetentee— said you say that these are all felonies, but— said you say that these are all felonies, but these are misdemeanours. they're only a teteny— misdemeanours. they're only a teteny tt— misdemeanours. they're only a teteny tt tne— misdemeanours. they're only a felony if the business transaction - felony if the business transaction misstatement is used to ntte— transaction misstatement is used to hide another— transaction misstatement is used to hide another crime. why don't you nentten—

to hide another crime. why don't you mention the— to hide another crime. why don't you mention the crime? depher bragg— you mention the crime? depher nnegg ..._ you mention the crime? depher nnegg tn tenn— you mention the crime? depher nnegg tn yenn 27— you mention the crime? depher bragg in your 27 pages and you knew— bragg in your 27 pages and you knew me— bragg in your 27 pages and you know his answer— bragg in your 27 pages and you know his answer is he looks in tne— know his answer is he looks in tne ennnene— know his answer is he looks in tne ent— know his answer is he looks in the camera and says, because i ten-t— the camera and says, because i ten-t neve— the camera and says, because i ten-t nave te— the camera and says, because i don't have to mean— the camera and says, because i don't have to mean pure stalin. tune— don't have to mean pure stalin. tune tevnnte— don't have to mean pure stalin. pure levante, beria, show me the ent— pure levante, beria, show me the nnt .— pure levante, beria, show me the nnt . nttt— pure levante, beria, show me the man and i will find— pure levante, beria, show me the man and i will find you the ennne— man and i will find you the crime . america— man and i will find you the crime . america looks at that and crime. america looks at that and tney— crime. america looks at that and tney enn— crime. america looks at that and tney eey, tet— crime. america looks at that and tney eey, tet ne— crime. america looks at that and they say, let me write another eneet— they say, let me write another eneet ten— they say, let me write another check for donald— they say, let me write another check for donald trump . it is a check for donald trump. it is a nteetnte— check for donald trump. it is a absolute farce— check for donald trump. it is a absolute farce .— check for donald trump. it is a absolute farce . yes. okay. we're absolute farce. yes. okay. we're going— absolute farce. yes. okay. we're going te— absolute farce. yes. okay. we're getng te tnng— absolute farce. yes. okay. we're getng te tnng tn— absolute farce. yes. okay. we're going to bring in robert wiener tenn— going to bring in robert wiener nentn tene— going to bring in robert wiener ngetn nene en— going to bring in robert wiener again here on this point, do you not .— again here on this point, do you not . nen— again here on this point, do you not . te— again here on this point, do you not i mean, do you— again here on this point, do you not i mean, do you think it is a teeettte— not i mean, do you think it is a feasible—they- not i mean, do you think it is al feasible—they broken feasible scenario? they broken this up into 34 different counts as count potentially has as each count potentially has 3 or 4 years in jail. is it just the spectre of donald trump being in jail that is getting people excited ? and do you think people excited? and do you think thatis people excited? and do you think that is a likely outcome? oh, well, first of all, about- well, first of all, about entnn.— well, first of all, about nntetn. .— well, first of all, about britain. i love- well, first of all, about britain. i love being on your snow.— britain. i love being on your enen. .— britain. i love being on your enen. . tene— britain. i love being on your show. i love talking to the entnn— show. i love talking to the british people _ show. i love talking to the british people and britain is the british people and britain is tne nteee— british people and britain is the place where— british people and britain is the place where the parliament entn— the place where the parliament eett. ten-t— the place where the parliament said, don't come— the place where the parliament said, don't come over here, nenett. — said, don't come over here, nenett. ne— said, don't come over here, donald. do not— said, don't come over here, donald. do not come. we forbid vou— donald. do not come. we forbid yen te— donald. do not come. we forbid yen te-ant— donald. do not come. we forbid you to _and then - donald. do not come. we forbid you to and then the queen you to come. and then the queen or you to come. and then the queen en eenetety— you to come. and then the queen en eenetety en— you to come. and then the queen or somebody or prime or somebody or the prime ntnteten— or somebody or the prime minister-he's. or somebody or the prime- minister-he's coming minister said, no, he's coming anyway. — minister said, no, he's coming anyway. not — minister said, no, he's coming anyway. you remember that anyway. but you remember that nnen— anyway. but you remember that nnen tne— anyway. but you remember that when the parliament actually vetet— when the parliament actually.

vetet—eentne. voted to block him from coming. so voted to block him from coming. so tnnt-e— voted to block him from coming. so tnet-e ne— voted to block him from coming. so that's one thing.— voted to block him from coming. so that's one thing. but in tent— so that's one thing. but in tenne et— so that's one thing. but in terms of trump- so that's one thing. but in terms of trump and his shenanigans— terms of trump and his shenanigans ,- terms of trump and his shenanigans , he has committed so shenanigans, he has committed so many— shenanigans, he has committed so many tnnt— shenanigans, he has committed so many tnnt tt-e— shenanigans, he has committed so many that it's not— shenanigans, he has committed so many that it's not just a matte.— many that it's not just a netten. ee— many that it's not just a matter, as i— many that it's not just a matter, as i said of this one tt-e— matter, as i said of this one tt-e getng— matter, as i said of this one case, it's going to blend. it's going— case, it's going to blend. it's getng te— case, it's going to blend. it's getng to te— case, it's going to blend. it's getng to be e— case, it's going to blend. it's going to be a combing of charges teennee— going to be a combing of charges teeenee et— going to be a combing of charges because of the— going to be a combing of charges because of the five— because of the five investigations that are against ntn— investigations that are against ntn. tne— investigations that are against ntn. tnte guy.— investigations that are against him. this guy, his time has come to nest— him. this guy, his time has come to neeet ent— him. this guy, his time has come to roost and he's— him. this guy, his time has come to roost and he's about to pay tne— to roost and he's about to pay tne ntnen— to roost and he's about to pay tne piper- se— to roost and he's about to pay the piper. so your— to roost and he's about to pay the piper. so your your contention— the piper. so your your contention is- the piper. so your your contention is that there are tntnge— contention is that there are more things coming down the ntnettne— more things coming down the pipeline tnnt— more things coming down the pipeline that we— more things coming down the pipeline that we don't yet know about. — pipeline that we don't yet know about. ant— pipeline that we don't yet know about. and this— pipeline that we don't yet know about. and this is— pipeline that we don't yet know about. and this is all- pipeline that we don't yet know about. ' g: g pipeline that we don't yet know about. ' g:::t g about. and this is all going to come in the trial. sebastian come out in the trial. sebastian gorka, is gorka, do you think that is likely actually , we actually likely actually, we actually do know because the grand know about because the grand jurors in the atlantic jurors spoke in the atlantic case and one at a time, please. one at a time. sebastian what would you like to say to that ? i would you like to say to that? i find it really weird that we're here to talk about criminal charges. and he's talking about the charges. and he's talking about tne un— charges. and he's talking about the uk parliament— fg and he's talking about the uk parliament and the queen, and ne— the uk parliament and the queen, and ne enn-t— the uk parliament and the queen, and he can't even— the uk parliament and the queen, and he can't even get his facts nent. — and he can't even get his facts nent. .— and he can't even get his facts nent. t nen— and he can't even get his facts right. i mean, this— and he can't even get his facts right. i mean, this is this is tne— right. i mean, this is this is tne neeten— right. i mean, this is this is the poster child. - right. i mean, this is this is

the poster child. i don't know nne— the poster child. i don't know nne tnte— the poster child. i don't know who this other— the poster child. i don't know who this other guest is. the neeten— who this other guest is. the neeten enttt— who this other guest is. the poster child for— who this other guest is. the poster child for the insane neneennte. — poster child for the insane democrats. i— poster child for the insane democrats. i mean, listen, the tone— democrats. i mean, listen, the tone eneeten— democrats. i mean, listen, the former speaker of— democrats. i mean, listen, the former speaker of the house, who tutt— former speaker of the house, who tnet enetet— former speaker of the house, who was just ousted, nancy pelosi , was just ousted, nancy pelosi, nne— was just ousted, nancy pelosi, nne ten— was just ousted, nancy pelosi, nne ten tenn— was just ousted, nancy pelosi, who for four years— was just ousted, nancy pelosi, who for four years refused to neeenetee— who for four years refused to neeengtee ny— who for four years refused to recognise my former boss as netnnt— recognise my former boss as actual president— recognise my former boss as actual president, called him the neettent— actual president, called him the neettent tn— actual president, called him the resident in the— actual president, called him the resident in the white house teennee— resident in the white house teeenee tne— resident in the white house because the democrats so ttetntnet— because the democrats so disdained the _ because the democrats so disdained the american people, tney— disdained the american people, tney neve— disdained the american people, they have become— disdained the american people, they have become a party of the wntte— they have become a party of the white bicoastal_ they have become a party of the white bicoastal elite. this woman tweeted out just a few days— woman tweeted out just a few teye nee.— woman tweeted out just a few days ago. donald— woman tweeted out just a few days ago. donald trump isn't atone— days ago. donald trump isn't eteve tne— days ago. donald trump isn't above the law— days ago. donald trump isn't above the law and he will have an ennennntty— above the law and he will have an enpennntty te— above the law and he will have an opportunity to prove his innocence in— an opportunity to prove his innocence in court. an opportunity to prove his innocence in court . doesn't that innocence in court. doesn't that en— innocence in court. doesn't that tett yen.— innocence in court. doesn't that tell you, andrew,— innocence in court. doesn't that tell you, andrew, everything you neet— tell you, andrew, everything you neet te— tell you, andrew, everything you need to know?— tell you, andrew, everything you need to know? this system netnetty— need to know? this system actually inherited the british eyeten — actually inherited the british eyeten te— actually inherited the british system is absolute non negotiable.— system is absolute non negotiable. you are innocent unti— negotiable. you are innocent nnttt tne— negotiable. you are innocent until the government proves you gnttty. — until the government proves you gnttty. ant— until the government proves you gnttty. ant tne— until the government proves you guilty. and the former speaker of guilty. and the former speaker et tne— guilty. and the former speaker et tne neute— guilty. and the former speaker of the house is— guilty. and the former speaker of the house is so— guilty. and the former speaker of the house is so deranged, she ente— of the house is so deranged, she eats .— of the house is so deranged, she enye . yen— of the house is so deranged, she enye . you get— of the house is so deranged, she enye . you get to— of the house is so deranged, she says , you get to prove your says, you get to prove your innocence . that's the democrat innocence. that's the democrat party— innocence. that's the democrat nent todav- — innocence. that's the democrat nent teeny. tet— innocence. that's the democrat party today. let me put that to retent— party today. let me put that to robert wiener. _ party today. let me put that to robert wiener. i— party today. let me put that to robert wiener. " party today. let me put that to robert wiener. i mean, that that the prove your innocence

the phrase prove your innocence from pelosi does suggest a from nancy pelosi does suggest a misunderstanding of the legal system. thing. but don't system. for one thing. but don't you fear just in terms of strategy from a democratic point of view, in terms of strategy, that donald trump's that playing into donald trump's handsin that playing into donald trump's hands in this way as it has been perceived isn't helpful perceived probably isn't helpful and maybe to lower the temperature these debates so temperature on these debates so that people aren't so upset. i mean, you've come across as a bit upset yourself about it. is that helpful ? well, actually, that helpful? well, actually, setnetten— that helpful? well, actually, sebastian sounds— 3’ well, actually, sebastian sounds just like the trump— sebastian sounds just like the trump lawyers— sebastian sounds just like the trump lawyers and 64 of the tnet— trump lawyers and 64 of the cases that went— trump lawyers and 64 of the cases that went to court , trump cases that went to court, trump teet— cases that went to court, trump teet en— cases that went to court, trump teet en et— cases that went to court, trump lost 64 of them.— cases that went to court, trump lost 64 of them. so— cases that went to court, trump lost 64 of them. so on election ent— lost 64 of them. so on election and tn— lost 64 of them. so on election and tn tenne— lost 64 of them. so on election and in terms of— lost 64 of them. so on election and in terms of the— lost 64 of them. so on election and in terms of the strategy, let and in terms of the strategy, tet ne— and in terms of the strategy, tet ne inst— and in terms of the strategy, tet ne inet sav— and in terms of the strategy, let me just say that when the meta— let me just say that when the nette nenene— let me just say that when the nette nenene .— let me just say that when the media reports , as— let me just say that when the media reports , as they did, 34 media reports, as they did, 34 ente— media reports, as they did, 34 ente lays— media reports, as they did, 34 counts lays them _ media reports, as they did, 34 counts lays them out , you can't counts lays them out, you can't neve— counts lays them out, you can't nave eenetety— counts lays them out, you can't have somebody like sebastian inst— have somebody like sebastian inet making— have somebody like sebastian inet nettng un— have somebody like sebastian just making up what this stuff is. just making up what this stuff te. tt-e— just making up what this stuff te. tt-e tnene— just making up what this stuff is. it's there in— just making up what this stuff is. it's there in fact, and it nit— is. it's there in fact, and it nttt te— is. it's there in fact, and it will be there— is. it's there in fact, and it will be there .— is. it's there in fact, and it will be there . in fact, in the will be there. in fact, in the indictments— will be there. in fact, in the indictments in— will be there. in fact, in the indictments in georgia. it will be tnene— indictments in georgia. it will be tnene tn— indictments in georgia. it will be there in-york- indictments in georgia. it will be there in-york .- indictments in georgia. it will be there in york . it will be there in new york. it will be tnene— be there in new york. it will be tneneltne— be there in new york. it will be there-the jean— be there in new york. it will be

there the jean carroll rape there in the jean carroll rape tt— there in the jean carroll rape tt nit— there in the jean carroll rape case. it will be— there in the jean carroll rape case. it will be there in the ten— case. it will be there in the new vent— case. it will be there in the new york corporations like his . new york corporations like his. as new york corporations like his. ne .— new york corporations like his. ae . ent.— new york corporations like his. ae . ent. ntn— new york corporations like his. as i said, his foundation is nntvenetty— as i said, his foundation is university were— as i said, his foundation is university were both shut down by tne— university were both shut down by tne eenne— university were both shut down by the courts and— university were both shut down by the courts and so when the cases come out— by the courts and so when the cases come out ,— by the courts and so when the cases come out, what i did was i sent— cases come out, what i did was i sent te— cases come out, what i did was i sent to ntten— cases come out, what i did was i sent to biden a— cases come out, what i did was i sent to biden a copy— cases come out, what i did was i sent to biden a copy of a speech i sent to biden a copy of a speech . enve— sent to biden a copy of a speech . gave at— sent to biden a copy of a speech t gene at unnee— sent to biden a copy of a speech i gave at umass democracy is in nent— i gave at umass democracy is in tent ent— i gave at umass democracy is in tent ent ne— i gave at umass democracy is in peril and we need— i gave at umass democracy is in peril and we need to get out and vote. — peril and we need to get out and vote. ant— peril and we need to get out and vote. ant ne— peril and we need to get out and vote. and he gave— peril and we need to get out and vote. and he gave two speeches inst— vote. and he gave two speeches inst-tnn— vote. and he gave two speeches inst-tnnt .— vote. and he gave two speeches just-that , which— vote. and he gave two speeches just that , which were very just like that, which were very nenenetve— just like that, which were very nenenetve te — just like that, which were very persuasive to the— just like that, which were very persuasive to the american neepte. — persuasive to the american people- ant— persuasive to the american people. and that's what's going to nennen— people. and that's what's going to happen te— people. and that's what's going to happen is that— people. and that's what's going to happen is that as the facts come out, the— to happen is that as the facts come out, the media will report the come out, the media will report tne teete— come out, the media will report tne teete. they— come out, the media will report the facts. they will— come out, the media will report the facts. they will report tnene— the facts. they will report these bullets— the facts. they will report these bullets of the indictments . ant— these bullets of the indictments . ant ne— these bullets of the indictments . ant ne tne— these bullets of the indictments . and as the january 6th committee,— . and as the january 6th committee, sebastian went tennent— committee, sebastian went tennent ent— committee, sebastian went forward and talked to pelosi forward and i talked to pelosi ent— forward and i talked to pelosi entltett— forward and i talked to pelosi nntltett yen.— forward and i talked to pelosi and itold you,-got- forward and i talked to pelosi and told you, got to be and i told you, it's got to be tote.— and i told you, it's got to be tent-get— and i told you, it's got to be tote-get te— and i told you, it's got to be bold.-got to be- and i told you, it's got to be bold. got to be transparent and i told you, it's got to be band got to be transparent and i told you, it's got to be band it got to be transparent and i told you, it's got to be band it became be transparent and i told you, it's got to be band it became that ansparent and i told you, it's got to be band it became that as;parent and i told you, it's got to be band it became that as that nt . and it became that as that happened— . and it became that as that happened .— . and it became that as that happened . tne— . and it became that as that happened , the numbers went down, happened, the numbers went down, tenn— happened, the numbers went down, town tenn- — happened, the numbers went down, down, down. then— happened, the numbers went down, down, down. then it— happened, the numbers went down, down, down. then it shut down for down, down. then it shut down ten e— down, down. then it shut down ten a eennte— down, down. then it shut down for a couple of— down, down. then it shut down for a couple of months. and tnet-e— for a couple of months. and tnet-e nnen— for a couple of months. and that's when i— for a couple of months. and that's when i sent the stuff to ntten— that's when i sent the stuff to biden through— that's when i sent the stuff to biden through pelosi and through ntten-e— biden through pelosi and through ntten-e nneee— biden through pelosi and through biden's press people. and enttenty— biden's press people. and suddenly two suddenly biden gave these two eneeenee. — suddenly biden gave these two eneeenee. tne— suddenly biden gave these two speeches. i've known biden- forever. _friend forever. he's a long time friend . ant— forever. he's a long time friend . ant ne— forever. he's a long time friend . and he persuasive in . and he was very persuasive in tne— . and he was very persuasive in tne ntttenne— . and he was very persuasive in the midterms. and— . and he was very persuasive in the midterms. and it helped

enennenety— the midterms. and it helped enormously in— the midterms. and it helped enormously in the midterms to bring— enormously in the midterms to tnng ent— enormously in the midterms to bring out-facts— enormously in the midterms to bring out-facts .- enormously in the midterms to bring out facts . so as enormously in the midterms to bring out facts. so as long enormously in the midterms to britheiut facts . so as long enormously in the midterms to bri the democratss . so as long enormously in the midterms to bri the democrats ando as long enormously in the midterms to bri the democrats and the long enormously in the midterms to bri the democrats and the media as the democrats and the media bring— as the democrats and the media bring-the— as the democrats and the media bring-the facts— as the democrats and the media bring the facts against bring out the facts against tnnne.— bring out the facts against tnnne. ne— bring out the facts against tnnne. ne ne— bring out the facts against trump, he he will lose again. retent— trump, he he will lose again. ttgnt — trump, he he will lose again. ttgnt nett— trump, he he will lose again. right well, let's— trump, he he will lose again. right �*" right well, let's just finally before we got we haven't got much time. but sebastian, i just want to ask you that. i mean, robert wiener making a clear case nobody above case there. nobody is above the law include law and that will include someone former someone who is a former president. i that's fair president. i mean, that's fair enough, it? it president. i mean, that's fair enough, it ? it would be if enough, isn't it? it would be if he enough, isn't it? it would be if ne neen-t— enough, isn't it? it would be if he hadn't been— cg e i’ it would be if he hadn't been politically neneeentet— he hadn't been politically persecuted for— he hadn't been politically persecuted for six years. look i .— persecuted for six years. look i mean, i actually— persecuted for six years. look i mean, i actually worked for tneettent— mean, i actually worked for president trump. i don't send ntn— president trump. i don't send ntn eentee— president trump. i don't send ntn eentee et— president trump. i don't send him copies of my— president trump. i don't send him copies of my speeches . president trump. i don't send him copies of my speeches. this guy— him copies of my speeches. this guy teeen-t— him copies of my speeches. this guy teeen-t een— him copies of my speeches. this guy doesn't even work for tneettent— guy doesn't even work for president biden. and he's eenttne— president biden. and he's sending him _ president biden. and he's sending him copies of what he ent.— sending him copies of what he ent. anet— sending him copies of what he said, what delusions of ennntenn. — said, what delusions of grandeur. congratulations on ttnttng— grandeur. congratulations on ttnttng tne— grandeur. congratulations on finding the saloon. i'll tell you— finding the saloon. i'll tell you something.— finding the saloon. i'll tell you something. they've been trying— you something. they've been tnytng te— you something. they've been trying to destroy— you something. they've been trying to destroy him since he ent— trying to destroy him since he ent nee— trying to destroy him since he ent ne-e ne— trying to destroy him since he said he's no longer a democrat. tney-ve—ten- said he's no longer a democrat. tney-ve—ten etn- they've tried to do it for six teen. — they've tried to do it for six yenne. they— they've tried to do it for six years. they have— they've tried to do it for six years. they have failed, and they— years. they have failed, and tney nit— years. they have failed, and they will fail— years. they have failed, and they will fail again. and i will enjoy— they will fail again. and i will enjoy eenttng— they will fail again. and i will enjoy sending you a copy of my eneeenee. — enjoy sending you a copy of my speeches. whoever— enjoy sending you a copy of my speeches. whoever you are . once speeches. whoever you are. once nee— speeches. whoever you are. once ne-e teet— speeches. whoever you are. once ne-e teet tn— speeches. whoever you are. once he's back in the— speeches. whoever you are. once he's back in the white house, as the he's back in the white house, as tne ntn.— he's back in the white house, as tne attn. happy— he's back in the white house, as the 47th. happy easter to you at. — the 47th. happy easter to you at. wett—

the 47th. happy easter to you all. well, thank— the 47th. happy easter to you all. well, thank you- the 47th. happy easter to you all. well, thank you both ever so much for a robust debate. i really do appreciate you joining me for this show. thank you . me for this show. thank you. well, that was a lot of fun . well, that was a lot of fun. we're going to just do stick around there. we've got a lot more coming up on free speech nation. we've got social sensations. to be sensations. we're going to be turning as we turning agony, uncle, as we solve dilemmas solve your unfiltered dilemmas with wonderful scott with my wonderful panel, scott capurro pearson . capurro and tobias pearson. don't anywhere .

welcome back to free speech nation. so every week we dedicate this part of the show to the world of social media. and first up, this video . this and first up, this video. this is a fox news guest making an on air slip up state court. so it's virtually impossible- air slip up state court. so it's virtually impossible for- ” e. (it. a so it's virtually impossible for him to none— virtually impossible for him to none tnet— virtually impossible for him to prove that that— virtually impossible for him to prove that that felony . �*" prove that that felony. so if tnn— prove that that felony. so if ttts ts— prove that that felony. so if ttts ts tnen— prove that that felony. so if this is such a— prove that that felony. so if this is such a tough case for him to make, why is he bringing it ? well, i think there's no it? well, i think there's no eneetten— it? well, i think there's no question about— it? well, i think there's no question about it-

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nnat— that's services. i don't know nnat yen-ne— that's services. i don't know what you're talking- f i don't know what you're talking about. nett— what you're talking about. i wet—nen. what you're talking about. - wet—nen. n well, you know what i mean. is that a service? yeah well, it's well, you know what i mean. is thatai service? yeah well, it's well, you know what i mean. is thata relationship. it's ll, it's well, you know what i mean. is thata relationship. it's a. it's well, you know what i mean. is thata relationship. it's a job. not a relationship. it's a job. it's exhaling. but it's a job of exhaling. but i think probably. he's think he's probably. he's probably lot. i mean, probably doing a lot. i mean, she annoying, she sounds a bit annoying, actually, well no, she's actually, but. well no, she's cheap greedy. she cheap cheap and greedy. she is cheap and greedy. no, she's lovely teeaaee— and greedy. no, she's lovely teeanee-nn- and greedy. no, she's lovely because-up her. and greedy. no, she's lovely- because-up her town. because she made up her town. so because she made up her town. so ene-s— because she made up her town. so ene-s ene-y — because she made up her town. so she's crazy. she's— because she made up her town. so she's crazy. she's crazy- so she's crazy. she's crazy cheap greedy. she found cheap and greedy. and she found a cook for her. a guy who will cook for her. scott alienating my scott is just alienating my viewers don't viewers here, isn't it? i don't know to viewers here, isn't it? i don't anew te nnat— viewers here, isn't it? i don't know to what say. _ viewers here, isn't it? i don't know to what say. i- . “viii; e e?’ i don't know to what say. i mean, viewers here, isn't it? i don't know to what say. i mean, you know to what say. i mean, so you teet— know to what say. i mean, so you took at— know to what say. i mean, so you took at ntn — know to what say. i mean, so you took at ntn ae— know to what say. i mean, so you look at him as waiter or. look at him as a waiter or. net.— look at him as a waiter or. net. yen.— look at him as a waiter or. well, yeah, that's- look at him as a waiter or. well, yeah, that's not- look at him as a waiter or. well, yeah, that's not what how look at him as a waiter or. wrelationship at's not what how look at him as a waiter or. wrelationship workst what how look at him as a waiter or. wrelationship works . i�*iat how look at him as a waiter or. i wishm look at him as a waiter or. w i wish it a relationship works. i wish it did. my husband— a relationship works. i wish it did. my husband sits- i wish it did. my husband sits around all day—beg-tol day long. i have to beg him to naae— day long. i have to beg him to naae-tt-e— day long. i have to beg him to make it's impossible. make a meal. it's impossible. wett— make a meal. it's impossible. well, relationship should be well, a relationship should be a eennnennteep— well, a relationship should be a compromise-cooks- well, a relationship should be a compromise. cooks and he, you compromise. he cooks and he, you anew.— compromise. he cooks and he, you anew. tees— compromise. he cooks and he, you know, does whatever— compromise. he cooks and he, you know, does whatever he does to ten — know, does whatever he does to ten ant — know, does whatever he does to ten ant tnen— know, does whatever he does to her. and then, you— know, does whatever he does to her. and then, you know, so nnate— her. and then, you know, so nnate-naye— her. and then, you know, so what? pays heating her. and then, you know, so- what?-pays-heating bill. what? she pays the heating bill. it's what? she pays the heating bill. tt-s-teeene— what? she pays the heating bill. it's-become about— what? she pays the heating bill. it's-become about your- it's now become about your relationship. so let's not talk about got dilemma about that. i've got a dilemma now anonymous . thanks for now from anonymous. thanks for writing anonymous and writing in anonymous and anonymous says , i've recently anonymous says, i've recently found out that my best friend's girlfriend is cheating on him. however, she is cheating on him with my drug dealer . most of my with my drug dealer. most of my friends don't know that i have

an acute cocaine addiction and i can't tell my friend without outing myself. what do i do ? outing myself. what do i do? over to scott. yeah i kind of teet— over to scott. yeah i kind of teet atte— over to scott. yeah i kind of feel like this— over to scott. yeah i kind of feel like this one— over to scott. yeah i kind of feel like this one might be made up- — feel like this one might be made up. wnat— feel like this one might be made aa. we to— feel like this one might be made aa. we to ten— feel like this one might be made up. what do you think?- feel like this one might be made up. what do you think? yeah a little bit. and they know he's doing coke or she because tiny waist, right? so they can tell he's on some he or she is on some sort of cocaine diet. look, you should always tell your friend your friend's friend if your friend's definitely cheating, friend if your friend's defi should cheating, friend if your friend's defi should . cheating, friend if your friend's defi should . i cheating, friend if your friend's defi should . i hope cheating, friend if your friend's defi should . i hope they ting, friend if your friend's defi should . i hope they don't you should. i hope they don't restrict coming restrict albanians from coming in died last in because my dealer died last week. thanks for that, scott. week. so thanks for that, scott. i'm sorry for your loss. thank you. all i'm sorry for your loss. thank yen. att nent.— i'm sorry for your loss. thank you. all right, let's- thank you. all right, let's move on to anetnen— you. all right, let's move on to another-before- you. all right, let's move on to another before scott another dilemma before scott dete— another dilemma before scott gets _trouble. - another dilemma before scott gets-trouble. this. another dilemma before scott gets trouble. 1“ gets us into trouble. this is tnen— gets us into trouble. this is from alexandra in south port. let's look . alexandra let's have a look. alexandra says in a whatsapp group says friends in a whatsapp group are getting very excited about some sort of upcoming trip or holiday. problem is i've holiday. only problem is i've not invited . do i hope it's not been invited. do i hope it's an oversight and the issue an oversight and raise the issue or and possibly miss or keep quiet and possibly miss out ? tobias, or keep quiet and possibly miss out? tobias, what you do? out? tobias, what would you do? i would do cocaine. no, no, no. stop i would do cocaine. no, no, no. step step— i would do cocaine. no, no, no. stop stop advocating- i would do cocaine. no, no, no.| stop stop advocating-i'm stop stop advocating drugs. i'm tttttng— stop stop advocating drugs. i'm tttttng .— stop stop advocating drugs. i'm tttttng . aa.— stop stop advocating drugs. i'm kidding . no, don't drugs. no, kidding. no, don't do drugs. no, ten-t— kidding. no, don't do drugs. no, tent-antes.— kidding. no, don't do drugs. no, don't-drugs. just— kidding. no, don't do drugs. no, don't drugs. just text them don't do drugs. just text them ant— don't do drugs. just text them ant aaa—

don't do drugs. just text them ant eay. yen— don't do drugs. just text them and say, you know, hey, you forgot— and say, you know, hey, you teneet attent— and say, you know, hey, you forgot about me.— and say, you know, hey, you forgot about me. i think neneety. — forgot about me. i think neneety. .— forgot about me. i think honesty. i think honesty is atnaye— honesty. i think honesty is atnaye tne— honesty. i think honesty is always the way— honesty. i think honesty is always the way forward. ?g honesty. i think honesty is always the way forward. 3g 7’ always the way forward. right? no,_don-t_ always the way forward. right? no,-don't want- always the way forward. right? no,-don't want you . no, no. they don't want you tnene— no, no. they don't want you tnene-nate- no, no. they don't want you there-makelworse.| no, no. they don't want you. there-makelworse. it's there. don't make it worse. it's atneaty— there. don't make it worse. it's already awkward,— there. don't make it worse. it's already awkward, right? she's nntttng— already awkward, right? she's writing strangers already awkward, right? she'si writing _strangers . writing to us. we're strangers. tt-e— writing to us. we're strangers. tt-e atneaty— writing to us. we're strangers. it's already completely. well ene— it's already completely. well ene enentt— it's already completely. well she should do— it's already completely. well she should do is— it's already completely. well she should do is get on a plane ant—ty- she should do is get on a plane and—by herself. she should do is get on a plane. and—by herself and and go somewhere by herself and meet—ute- meet people that actually like nen. — meet people that actually like nen. one.— meet people that actually like her. okay, well,— meet people that actually like her. okay, well, look, that's all time for. thanks her. okay, well, look, that's all joining time for. thanks her. okay, well, look, that's all joining us time for. thanks her. okay, well, look, that's all joining us fore for. thanks her. okay, well, look, that's all joining us fore for speech; for joining us for free speech nation. was the week when nation. this was the week when former trump former president trump was indicted and anti—free speech activists in san francisco attacked a woman speaker and a sing along at a theatre, got out of to my panel and of hand. thanks to my panel and to my guests as well. and do if you want to join us live in the studio, part of wonderful studio, be part of our wonderful audience. just audience. you can do that. just go dot sro go to w—w—w dot sro audiences.com. so stay tuned for mark dolan tonight. that's next. and headliners is on at 11:00. the late night paper preview show where comedians take you through the next day's top news stories. thanks for watching. free . good night. free speech nation. good night. woo hello there. very good evening— woo hello there. very good eventng .— woo hello there. very good evening . tn— hello there. very good evening . i'm jonathan vautrey. evening. i'm jonathan vautrey. tene— evening. i'm jonathan vautrey. nene te— evening. i'm jonathan vautrey. nene te tenn— evening. i'm jonathan vautrey. here is your latest weather antate— here is your latest weather antate tnen — here is your latest weather update from the met office we're eeetne— update from the met office we're eeetnelenange— update from the met office we're seeinglchange to— update from the met office we're seeing change to something seeing a change to something

more—head! more unsettled as we head tnnenenent— more unsettled as we head throughout tonight and over the next— throughout tonight and over the next ten— throughout tonight and over the next ten taye— throughout tonight and over the next few days as— throughout tonight and over the next few days as high pressure tnttte— next few days as high pressure anne—ate- drifts its way off. it's attentne— drifts its way off. it's allowing weather drifts its way off. it's- allowing -weather fronts drifts its way off. it's— allowing -weather fronts to allowing these weather fronts to etan—tnen — allowing these weather fronts to etan—tnen tne- start pushing in from the attantte— start pushing in from the atlantic-bring- start pushing in from the atlantic bring us these atlantic and bring us these spells— atlantic and bring us these epette at— atlantic and bring us these spells of rain— atlantic and bring us these spells of rain and showers. the teetane— spells of rain and showers. the teetane ae— spells of rain and showers. the isobars are also— spells of rain and showers. the isobars are also squeezing tegetnen— isobars are also squeezing together-more- isobars are also squeezing together-more .- isobars are also squeezing together more . so we will together a bit more. so we will eenatnty— together a bit more. so we will eenatnty eee— together a bit more. so we will certainly see windy night to certainly see a windy night to come, particularly around eeaetat— come, particularly around eeaetat-et- come, particularly around coastal of scotland coastal areas of scotland where tnene—eene- coastal areas of scotland where there—some galesi there is the risk of some gales . tne— there is the risk of some gales . tne-ntnne— there is the risk of some gales . the-moving from - 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later- spells for northern ireland and western-later on,- spells for northern ireland and western later on, but western scotland later on, but tnat— western scotland later on, but that temperatures to that will allow temperatures to just that will allow temperatures to inst-a— that will allow temperatures to inst-a att— that will allow temperatures to just-a bit more- that will allow temperatures to just a bit more here. just drop off a bit more here. tteennene— just drop off a bit more here. elsewhere underneath the cloud, it's elsewhere underneath the cloud, tt-e—nttt- elsewhere underneath the cloud, it's—mild night.- it's going to be a mild night. we went— it's going to be a mild night. we went eee— it's going to be a mild night. we won't see much lower than 9 or we won't see much lower than 9 on to e— we won't see much lower than 9 on to e nen— we won't see much lower than 9 or 10 c means it— we won't see much lower than 9 or 10 c means it also will be a etenty— or 10 c means it also will be a etenty etant— or 10 c means it also will be a etenty etan te— or 10 c means it also will be a cloudy start to easter monday. tne— cloudy start to easter monday. tne ntan— cloudy start to easter monday. the rain lingering across the eentneaet— the rain lingering across the southeast until— the rain lingering across the southeast until the afternoon, neatn— southeast until the afternoon, neattylatee— southeast until the afternoon, really,-also across- really, and also across shetland. _ really, and also across shetland. behind that, we will see some sunny— shetland. behind that, we will see some sunny spells, but quite tnennent— see some sunny spells, but quite frequent showers— see some sunny spells, but quite frequent showers moving in as nett— frequent showers moving in as nett .— frequent showers moving in as nett . tneee— frequent showers moving in as well . these could— frequent showers moving in as well . these could be heavy in well. these could be heavy in ntaeee— well. these could be heavy in ntaeee-net- well. these could be heavy in places-risk of- well. these could be heavy in places risk of some places with the risk of some natt— places with the risk of some natt ant— places with the risk of some hail and thunder. temperatures ettgntty— hail and thunder. temperatures ettgntty tenn— hail and thunder. temperatures slightly down compared to sundav- — slightly down compared to sunday. .still- slightly down compared to sunday. still around sunday. it's still around aenaeg— sunday. it's still around average-the- sunday. it's still around average the of

sunday. it's still around- average .the .of year, average for the time of year, tut—tnat- average for the time of year, but—that freshl but there will be that fresh tneee— but there will be that fresh tneee tn— but there will be that fresh breeze in place— but there will be that fresh breeze in place well . showers breeze in place as well. showers eenttnntne— breeze in place as well. showers continuing into— breeze in place as well. showers continuing into the— breeze in place as well. showers continuing into the evening, nantentanty— continuing into the evening, particularly the— continuing into the evening, particularly the northern half of particularly the northern half at tne— particularly the northern half at tne un— particularly the northern half of the uk and— particularly the northern half of the uk and over the higher gnonnt— of the uk and over the higher enennt et— of the uk and over the higher ground of scotland. they could be ground of scotland. they could te—ttne— ground of scotland. they could te—ttne tnte- ground of scotland. they could be_time into the. be wintry for a time into the eanty— be wintry for a time into the eanty ntnne— be wintry for a time into the early hours of— be wintry for a time into the early hours of tuesday. the sweet— early hours of tuesday. the showers will— early hours of tuesday. the showers will tend to die their way— showers will tend to die their way-more. they'll. way off a bit more. they'll etttt— way off a bit more. they'll still-scattering- way off a bit more. they'll still scattering in place still be a scattering in place as still be a scattering in place aeietan— still be a scattering in place aeietan att— still be a scattering in place as.start off the- still be a scattering in place as start off the day . as we start off the day. eenenatty— as we start off the day. generally some clearer spells to teen— generally some clearer spells to teetn ntn.— generally some clearer spells to begin nttn. tut— generally some clearer spells to begin with, but we're then natentng— begin with, but we're then watching this— begin with, but we're then watching this rain as it starts nnentng— watching this rain as it starts nnentne tn— watching this rain as it starts pushing in from _ watching this rain as it starts pushing in from the southwest. wett— pushing in from the southwest. wett-tnte— pushing in from the southwest. we'll into southwest we'll move into southwest tnetant— we'll move into southwest englandiwales- we'll move into southwest england wales northern england, wales and northern tnetant— england, wales and northern tnetantltne— england, wales and northern ireland the afternoon as ireland for the afternoon as net.— ireland for the afternoon as net tnnntng— ireland for the afternoon as well. turning quite damp and wet tene— well. turning quite damp and wet nene. nut— well. turning quite damp and wet nene. nut tt-e— well. turning quite damp and wet here. but it's also— well. turning quite damp and wet here. but it's also going to be aeeenpantet— here. but it's also going to be accompanied-a— here. but it's also going to be accompanied a squeeze in accompanied by a squeeze in tneee— accompanied by a squeeze in tneee-ant— accompanied by a squeeze in those-and that- accompanied by a squeeze in those-and that is- accompanied by a squeeze in those and that is what those isobars. and that is what eentt— those isobars. and that is what eentt anne— those isobars. and that is what could bring some— those isobars. and that is what could bring some quite disruptive— could bring some quite disruptive-to- could bring some quite disruptive to western disruptive winds to western aneaeltne— disruptive winds to western areas-the uk— disruptive winds to western areas-the uk .- disruptive winds to western areas the uk . so we do have areas of the uk. so we do have yetten— areas of the uk. so we do have yellow weather— areas of the uk. so we do have yellow weather warnings in force for yellow weather warnings in force ten—tnn— yellow weather warnings in forcel for—into wednesday for tuesday night into wednesday for tuesday night into wednesday ten tnat— for tuesday night into wednesday for that possible— for tuesday night into wednesday for that possible disrupt an etnenntee— for that possible disrupt an otherwise it's— for that possible disrupt an otherwise it's looked as they eneneny— otherwise it's looked as they eneneny ae— otherwise it's looked as they eneneny a we— otherwise it's looked as they showery as we move into the eeeana— showery as we move into the eeeana natt— showery as we move into the second half of— showery as we move into the second half of the week as well

aged 15 and 23, were shot in their car near an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank on friday. their mother remains in a critical condition. conflict has flared up in the region over the rare over of easter ramadan and passover. patience s face unparalleled levels of disruption when junior doctors start a four day strike on tuesday . that's the warning on tuesday. that's the warning from national medical director professor stephen powis. he says he's very concerned with hospital sales in england facing nearly 100 hours without up to half of their medical workforce . the nhs confederation says a

quarter of a million appointments could be postponed . police investigating the snp's finances have reportedly seized a luxury motorhome , according to a luxury motorhome, according to the mail on sunday. the nisman bischoff motorhome, which can sell for around £110,000, was removed from a house in fife. it was taken at the same time that police searched the home of nicola sturgeon and her husband peter murrell. the leader of the scottish conservative party, douglas ross, told us people need answers . it's now been need answers. it's now been aatne— need answers. it's now been going tan— need answers. it's now been going tan .— need answers. it's now been going tan . an— need answers. it's now been going tan . an .— need answers. it's now been going for , on i think,- : it's now been going for , on i think, 18 going for, on i think, 18 nantne.— going for, on i think, 18 months, almost two years. it's teen— months, almost two years. it's been an— months, almost two years. it's been an extensive— months, almost two years. it's been an extensive inquiry and we tnat— been an extensive inquiry and we tnat neten— been an extensive inquiry and we saw that peter murrell was interviewed _ saw that peter murrell was interviewed for— saw that peter murrell was interviewed for almost a maximum 12 interviewed for almost a maximum tz nanne— interviewed for almost a maximum 12 hours, released— interviewed for almost a maximum 12 hours, released without enange. — 12 hours, released without enange. nut— 12 hours, released without charge. but pending further investigation— charge. but pending further investigation and a significant aant— investigation and a significant ant at— investigation and a significant amount of evidence taken away nan— amount of evidence taken away tnan aatn — amount of evidence taken away from both their— amount of evidence taken away from both their home and snp neaaananene— from both their home and snp neaaananene .— from both their home and snp headquarters . so— from both their home and snp headquarters. so i think people nant— headquarters. so i think people want answers and— headquarters. so i think people want answers and those answers nave— want answers and those answers nave ta— want answers and those answers nave ta ee— want answers and those answers have to come from _ want answers and those answers have to come from nicola stnneean— have to come from nicola sturgeon from _ have to come from nicola sturgeon from humza yousaf and

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