and the united states, ireland and the united states, and— ireland and the united states, and he— ireland and the united states, and he touched— ireland and the united states, and he touched on the events that— and he touched on the events that fle— and he touched on the events that tte the— and he touched on the events that tie the two _ and he touched on the events that tie the two nations together— that tie the two nations together . — that tie the two nations together . that tie the two nations- together . these stories are the together. these stories are the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a president written by our shared responsible motty, and they speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the connections between ireland and the united states. a partnership for the ages . now the fbi has for the ages. now the fbi has attested— for the ages. now the fbi has arrested a— for the ages. now the fbi has arrested a us— 3 now the fbi has arrested a us national guardsman hthet— arrested a us national guardsman named as— arrested a us national guardsman named as tatt— arrested a us national guardsman named as jack douglas dushera in massachusetts— named as jack douglas dushera in massachusetts ._ named as jack douglas dushera in massachusetts . this following massachusetts. this following the teat— massachusetts. this following the teat et— massachusetts. this following the leak of over— massachusetts. this following the leak of over 100 highly eteeetttet— the leak of over 100 highly classified pentagon documents, the teat— classified pentagon documents, the teat te— classified pentagon documents, the leak is believed to be the meet— the leak is believed to be the most serious— the leak is believed to be the most serious security breach in years.— most serious security breach in teete- seme— most serious security breach in yeete. some et— most serious security breach in years. some of the— most serious security breach in years. some of the documents are hettevet— years. some of the documents are hettevet te— years. some of the documents are hettevet to he— years. some of the documents are believed to be related to uttehe-e— believed to be related to ukraine's military capability , ukraine's military capability, as ht— ukraine's military capability, as tt the— ukraine's military capability, as it also included in embarrassing information about us

embarrassing information about us etttee— embarrassing information about us allies here. _ embarrassing information about us allies here. the chancellor ethe— us allies here. the chancellor eats the— us allies here. the chancellor says the outlook— us allies here. the chancellor says the outlook for the uk economy— says the outlook for the uk eeehehy te— says the outlook for the uk economy is brighter than expected,— economy is brighter than expected, despite new figures ehewhg— expected, despite new figures showing there _ expected, despite new figures showing there was no growth in tehtueh. — showing there was no growth in tehtueh. hete— showing there was no growth in february. data from the office for february. data from the office tet hettehet— february. data from the office for national statistics shows a eth— for national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease _ for national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in— for national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross domestic htetuet— 0.4% decrease in gross domestic htetuet hem— 0.4% decrease in gross domestic product from january , the product from january, the eehteee— product from january, the services sector- product from january, the services sector fell , with the services sector fell, with the ons— services sector fell, with the ons htehhe— services sector fell, with the ons blaming strike action by teachers— ons blaming strike action by teachers and— ons blaming strike action by teachers and civil servants. a tatt— teachers and civil servants. a tett h— teachers and civil servants. a tett th gee— teachers and civil servants. a fall in gas and— teachers and civil servants. a fall in gas and electricity usage— fall in gas and electricity usage the— fall in gas and electricity usage due to— fall in gas and electricity usage due to milder weather was the— usage due to milder weather was the hett. — usage due to milder weather was also held. responsible . eight also held. responsible. eight eehhg— also held. responsible. eight serving former— also held. responsible. eight serving former met police ettteete— serving former met police officers have— serving former met police officers have been found guilty officers have been found guilty et geese— officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct over discriminatory- of gross misconduct over discriminatory and offensive heeeegeethey— discriminatory and offensive messages they sent on whatsapp . messages they sent on whatsapp. the messages they sent on whatsapp. the ettteete— messages they sent on whatsapp. the officers, seven— messages they sent on whatsapp. the officers, seven men and one woman, were found— the officers, seven men and one woman, were found to have sent sextet,— woman, were found to have sent sextet, reest— woman, were found to have sent sexist, racist, homophobic and themed— sexist, racist, homophobic and disabled comments in a group that,— disabled comments in a group chat, including— disabled comments in a group chat, including talking about tethe— chat, including talking about katie price's— chat, including talking about katie price's son, harvey's theehtttty— katie price's son, harvey's disability and— katie price's son, harvey's disability and his weight during the tttth— disability and his weight during the tttth day— disability and his weight during the fifth day of— disability and his weight during the fifth day of the hearing, the— the fifth day of the hearing, the legal— the fifth day of the hearing, the legal chair— the fifth day of the hearing, the legal chair described the teeth— the legal chair described the teeth et— the legal chair described the breach of standards as so ht— breach of standards as so serious it justified the

dismissal— serious it justified the dismissal ._ serious it justified the dismissal . you're up to date on dismissal. you're up to date on tv dismissal. you're up to date on tv ohthe— dismissal. you're up to date on tv online dab+_ dismissal. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune— tv online dab+ radio and on the the h— tv online dab+ radio and on the the th the— tv online dab+ radio and on the the th the yet— tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app you with gb news newe— tune in app you with gb news news, britain's— tune in app you with gb news news, britain's news channel the— news, britain's news channel the hee— news, britain's news channel the tet— news, britain's news channel time now for headliners . time now for headliners. hello ent— time now for headliners. hello and weeehet— time now for headliners. hello and welcome to— time now for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. the paper— and welcome to headliners. the paper tetew— and welcome to headliners. the paper review show— and welcome to headliners. the paper review show that won't send you to sleep unless you've had cocktails with bill cosby , had cocktails with bill cosby, in which case it's out of our hands. i'm leo kearse and tehteht— hands. i'm leo kearse and tehtght wttt— hands. i'm leo kearse and tonight will be— hands. i'm leo kearse and tonight will be a- : i'm leo kearse and tonight will be a great show as th — tonight will be a great show as th tehet— tonight will be a great show as th tehet hy— tonight will be a great show as i'm joined by two— tonight will be a great show as i'm joined by two comedians who eetuetty— i'm joined by two comedians who eetuetty teet— i'm joined by two comedians who actually read papers, roger actually read the papers, roger hehtheuee— actually read the papers, roger monkhouse and— actually read the papers, roger monkhouse and the big dog htheett,— monkhouse and the big dog htheett, ht.— monkhouse and the big dog himself, mr. nick dixon. how are you himself, mr. nick dixon. how are you teth— himself, mr. nick dixon. how are you both doing? _ himself, mr. nick dixon. how are you both doing? jtzzt g himself, mr. nick dixon. how are you both doing? j; g himself, mr. nick dixon. how are you both doing? jtzzt g you both doing? doing well. when i'm early with the bill cosby joke, they're not very topical, but quite outrageous same but quite outrageous at the same time. nick. thanks time. yeah. thanks, nick. thanks for time. yeah. thanks, nick. thanks tet thehte— time. yeah. thanks, nick. thanks for thanks-reviewing - c “43?" thanks, nick. thanks for thanks reviewing me for thanks for reviewing me already— for thanks for reviewing me eheety . — for thanks for reviewing me eteety . zo— for thanks for reviewing me already . $90 f: for thanks for reviewing me already. $90 f: for thanks for reviewing me already . 20 f: already. 20 seconds into the show. can't handle it . can't show. can't handle it. can't they? well, it's also it's also he— they? well, it's also it's also he the— they? well, it's also it's also he the t— they? well, it's also it's also it's also 5 a.m._ they? well, it's also it's also it's also 5 am. is— sgt? well, it's also it's also it's also 5 am. is the problem on it's also 5 am. is the problem eh the—

it's also 5 am. is the problem eh the reheat,— it's also 5 am. is the problem on the repeat, of— it's also 5 am. is the problem on the repeat, of course. cj" on the repeat, of course. oh, ttght. — on the repeat, of course. oh, the okay.— on the repeat, of course. oh, right. okay. well,— on the repeat, of course. oh, right. okay. well, anyway, that's enough small talk. right. okay. well, anyway, that's enough small talk . let's that's enough small talk. let's have look at friday's have a quick look at friday's front pages. the daily mail has at teet— front pages. the daily mail has at test e— front pages. the daily mail has at last a leader— front pages. the daily mail has at last a leader who— g the daily mail has at last a leader who knows what at last a leader who knows what a woman is . the— at last a leader who knows what a woman is . the daily telegraph a woman is. the daily telegraph has neither— a woman is. the daily telegraph hee hehhet .— a woman is. the daily telegraph hee hehhet . s— a woman is. the daily telegraph has depher . s rise— a woman is. the daily telegraph has depher . s rise as junior has depher. s rise as junior teeters— has depher. s rise as junior teetete 90— has depher. s rise as junior doctors go on— has depher. s rise as junior doctors go on strike. the euettteh— doctors go on strike. the guardian has— doctors go on strike. the guardian has senior tories turn egahet— guardian has senior tories turn against bravermans racist thetehe. — against bravermans racist rhetoric. the— against bravermans racist rhetoric. ti agaiflst bravermans racist rhetoric. against bravermans racist rhetoric. the mirror has rapist gets his hands. on £7 million lotto jackpot . the express has lotto jackpot. the express has no lotto jackpot. the express has he ephettte— lotto jackpot. the express has he eeeettte te— lotto jackpot. the express has no appetite to make- f the express has no appetite to make peace with hath. — no appetite to make peace with hath. ahe— no appetite to make peace with harry. and finally— no appetite to make peace with harry. and finally ,_ no appetite to make peace with harry. t: �*" j harry. and finally, the daily star has new pandemic fear. it's the pits. and those were your treet— the pits. and those were your tteht pages— the pits. and those were your tteht pages .— the pits. and those were your front pages . hosted.- and those were your front pages . hosted. every time front pages. hosted. every time we begin— front pages. hosted. every time we begin wtth— front pages. hosted. every time we begin with the— front pages. hosted. every time we begin with the daily mail. heter— we begin with the daily mail. teeet thte— we begin with the daily mail. roger the he— we begin with the daily mail. roger this is it's— we begin with the daily mail. roger this is it's a slick etett. — roger this is it's a slick start. this— roger this is it's a slick start. this is- roger this is it's a slick start. " tie? c roger this is it's a slick- start. this is the mail love this. this is the story of rishi sunak saying that 100% of women

don't have a penis , which puts don't have a penis, which puts clear blue water between him and keir starmer , who says that keir starmer, who says that 99.9% of women don't have a penis? well, yeah, because i've seen some films— penis? well, yeah, because i've seen some films late- dc" 57 well, yeah, because i've seen some films late at zttzzi" 57 well, yeah, because i've seen some films late at night 31:7“ :7 well, yeah, because i've seen some films late at night. wett— seen some films late at night. wett. tt-e— seen some films late at night. well, it's dancing— seen some films late at night. well, it's dancing on— seen some films late at night. well, it's dancing on a- seen some films late at night. well, it's dancing on a pin- seen some films late at night. well, it's dancing on a pin to some extent. this is. this is htteheueh— 13x31: this is. this is hilariously illustrated as well. sehewhet— hilariously illustrated as well. somewhat insensitively with the htetute— somewhat insensitively with the htetute et— somewhat insensitively with the htetute et hert— somewhat insensitively with the picture of mary quant wearing a hhhtht— picture of mary quant wearing a miniskirt, demonstrating the eeeetehtt— miniskirt, demonstrating the assertion. sir— miniskirt, demonstrating the assertion. sir keir starmer has been— assertion. sir keir starmer has been eh— assertion. sir keir starmer has been en t— assertion. sir keir starmer has been on a journey— assertion. sir keir starmer has been on a journey on this , been on a journey on this, heeh-t— been on a journey on this, heeh-t hee— been on a journey on this, hasn't he? famously according to the etvtee— hasn't he? famously according to the advice he's— hasn't he? famously according to the advice he's getting at any hehteutet— the advice he's getting at any particular time. _ the advice he's getting at any particular time. yeah and he was very— particular time. yeah and he was very much— particular time. yeah and he was very much h— particular time. yeah and he was very much in favour— particular time. yeah and he was very much in favour of selfies , very much in favour of selfies, gentrification _ very much in favour of selfies, gentrification and— very much in favour of selfies, gentrification and what have yet. — gentrification and what have yet. ahe— gentrification and what have yew. and new— gentrification and what have yew. art .— gentrification and what have you. 1 gentrification and what have you. and now, because he's seeing which way the wind is blowing and how lies the opinion of the vast majority of decent, ordinary folk whose votes he is keen to pursue. yeah , in the uk keen to pursue. yeah, in the uk he-e— keen to pursue. yeah, in the uk we ,— keen to pursue. yeah, in the uk we , he-e— keen to pursue. yeah, in the uk we , he-e ceme— keen to pursue. yeah, in the uk he's , he's come round- 1“ yeah, in the uk he's , he's come round to the he's, he's come round to the more conventional way of thhthe. — more conventional way of thinking. yeah.- more conventional way of thinking. “41:1?" ' r: more conventional way of thinking. / r: more conventional way of- thinking. yeah. and we've seen north of the border nick. i mean gender ideology brought down nicola looks like keir

nicola sturgeon looks like keir starmer you know might, might be tacking to that wind as well. yeah. love this idea that the yeah. i love this idea that the mail have gone for. it's clear blue mail have gone for. it's clear the water— mail have gone for. it's clear blue water between- c g it's clear blue water between him and it's 99.9— blue water between him and it's 99.9 versus— blue water between him and it's 99.9 versus 100. _ blue water between him and it's 99.9 versus 100. it's more of a hettthe— 99.9 versus 100. it's more of a hettthg teet— 99.9 versus 100. it's more of a hettthg heet et— 99.9 versus 100. it's more of a paddling pool of water, isn't it? paddling pool of water, isn't he rte— paddling pool of water, isn't he he very— paddling pool of water, isn't it? it's very small difference, hut— it? it's very small difference, but rt— it? it's very small difference, but tt te— it? it's very small difference, but tt he e— it? it's very small difference, but it is a crucial— it? it's very small difference, but it is a crucial difference heeewee— but it is a crucial difference because starmer can't say what a he the— because starmer can't say what a woman is and it's— because starmer can't say what a woman is and it's absolutely eheetet.— woman is and it's absolutely shocked. pathetic that this woman is and it's absolutely shthezd. pathetic that this woman is and it's absolutely shthe debate. rathetic that this woman is and it's absolutely shthe debate. ithetic that this woman is and it's absolutely shthe debate. i mean, hat this woman is and it's absolutely shthe debate. i mean, hrwasis is the debate. i mean, i was htewtewhe— is the debate. i mean, i was interviewing richard today interviewing richard tice today on interviewing richard tice today eh—eettet- interviewing richard tice today. on_called-current on my podcast called the current thing-— on my podcast called the current three—re,- on my podcast called the current three—re, preg- thing. and the point is, plug all thing. and the point is, plug ett—etwtt. - thing. and the point is, plugj all—stuff. the all your personal stuff. the heret— all your personal stuff. the point-j— all your personal stuff. the pethtlr ete— all your personal stuff. the point-i did not- all your personal stuff. the point i did not you did point is, i did not know you did a podcast. well, i've got the a podcast. well, i've got to the ether— a podcast. well, i've got to the ether erree— a podcast. well, i've got to the other one's called— a podcast. well, i've got to the other one's called the- :f well, i've got to the other one's called the weekly seehtte. — other one's called the weekly sceptic._asking. i sceptic. thanks for asking. the term— point is, it was so relevant because— point is, it was so relevant because obviously leader of because he's obviously leader of reerrht— because he's obviously leader of reerrht ent— because he's obviously leader of reerrht the wee— because he's obviously leader of reform and you think maybe heehte— reform and you think maybei heeete—wete reform and you think maybe- heeete—wete ter people will wake up and vote for like people will wake up and vote for the—sense— people will wake up and vote for ttte—eehee partw- like a common sense party because— because this stuff's got so ridiculous.— because this stuff's got so ridiculous. tragedy ridiculous. the tragedy is most peehte— people don't really follow the ee—eettet — so—called culture war and thew-tr— so—called culture war and thew-tt-wete- so—called culture war and. they'll-vote labour. they'll just still vote labour. hut— they'll just still vote labour. hut shrew— they'll just still vote labour. but surely women leo, shouldn't vete— but surely women leo, shouldn't wete tehewr— but surely women leo, shouldn't vote labour if— but surely women leo, shouldn't vote labour if he— but surely women leo, shouldn't vote labour if he can't. if sterher— vote labour if he can't. if starmer can't— vote labour if he can't. if starmer can't say that they ten-t— starmer can't say that they don't-penises. - starmer can't say that they don't penises. 37°c“ don't have penises. well, i ththt— don't have penises. well, i ththt-thh- don't have penises. well, i think this issue think i think this sort of issue gets to the point, as it did in scotland where people weren't really any really taking taking any attention to the issue until it got to a ridiculous point where

male rapists were being sent to women's prisons and you know, the gender ideology being pushed in schools. i think then parente— in schools. i think then perehte, yew— 1“ f i think then parents, you know, pricked up her— parents, you know, pricked up thetr ewe— parents, you know, pricked up their ears and— parents, you know, pricked up their ears and realised what was going— their ears and realised what was going eh— their ears and realised what was gehg we the— their ears and realised what was gehg we the rt— their ears and realised what was going on and it became very damaging— going on and it became very teheghg ter— going on and it became very damaging for nicola sturgeon. going on and it became very damaryeah.)r nicola sturgeon. going on and it became very damaryeah. i nicola sturgeon. going on and it became very damaryeah. i meant sturgeon. going on and it became very damaryeah. i mean ,sturgeon. going on and it became very damaryeah. i mean , would )n. going on and it became very damaryeah. i mean , would this yeah, yeah. i mean, would this tees— yeah, yeah. i mean, would this tees-te— yeah, yeah. i mean, would this tees-h thre— yeah, yeah. i mean, would this does is this impressive does this is this impressive trem— does this is this impressive hem—er- does this is this impressive hem—er tel does this is this impressive from _or is iti does this is this impressive. from _or is it just from sunak to you or is it just eert—r— from sunak to you or is it justi eert—r-he-e sort of obvious? i mean, he's doing slightly than doing slightly better than the tories it tories before, but better. it turns mean knowing turns out to just mean knowing what is. you know, it's what a woman is. you know, it's . yeah. mean, i guess it's an . yeah. i mean, i guess it's an easy it's an easy win for sunak erg. well even the tories were in some confusion about this until relatively recently, and the sides are firmed up, haven't they? culture war as they? and the culture war as rte— they? and the culture war as it's manifesting— 73:57 and the culture war as it's manifesting itself and it is it's manifesting itself and it he eh— it's manifesting itself and it he an eeew— it's manifesting itself and it is an easy win— it's manifesting itself and it is an easy win for sunak you're eheetwtew— is an easy win for sunak you're absolutely right. _ is an easy win for sunak you're absolutely right. ' r: is an easy win for sunak you're absolutely right. ' 1r: 1�* absolutely right. and in tetrheee— absolutely right. and in fairness to— absolutely right. and in fairness to keir starmer, it was only a turn of phrase. he said 99.9% of women don't have a penis . but then compared to what penis. but then compared to what he's previously said , course he's previously said, of course his is shifting by the his position is shifting by the day. yeah, well, the other time he-thet— day. yeah, well, the other time he-thet wer— at? yeah, well, the other time he that you shouldn't he said that you shouldn't say the—eewtth-ti he said that you shouldn't say the said_couldn't.| he said that you shouldn't say the said it's couldn't. he said that you shouldn't say the said it's somethinngdn't. he said that you shouldn't say the said it's something you't. he said it's something you ehewtth-t— he said it's something you shouldn't-that- he said it's something you- shouldn't-that-have shouldn't say that women have a eewtx. — shouldn't say that women have a eewtx. thet— shouldn't say that women have a cervix. that was— shouldn't say that women have a cervix. that was another bizarre

—swhet— cervix. that was another bizarre —swhet h- cervix. that was another bizarre one. -sunak in the- cervix. that was another bizarre one. sunak in the past one. but even sunak in the past he-teter— one. but even sunak in the past he-teter te— one. but even sunak in the past he-defer to what- one. but even sunak in the past he defer to what the he said, i defer to what the rrthe— he said, i defer to what the mme-eert- he said, i defer to what the prime said, which he said, i defer to what the. prime-said, which was prime minister said, which was here— prime minister said, which was hertelthe— prime minister said, which was borislthe time,— prime minister said, which was boris the time, which was boris at the time, which was tethere— boris at the time, which was tethette. -get- boris at the time, which was pathetic. -gotlbit. boris at the time, which was. pathetic.-gotlbit less pathetic. so he's got a bit less hethette— pathetic. so he's got a bit less pathetic because,— pathetic. so he's got a bit less pathetic because, say, pathetic because, as you say, rte— pathetic because, as you say, tt-e—whherl it's an obvious vote winner, tee— it's an obvious vote winner, unless-twitter. it's an obvious vote winner,- unless-twitter.over it's an obvious vote winner,- unlesslike-twitter.over it's an obvious vote winner, unlesslike all twitter over it's an obvious vote winner, unlesslike all of twitter over it's an obvious vote winner, unlesslike all of us. tter over it's an obvious vote winner, unlesslike all of us. but over it's an obvious vote winner, unlesslike all of us. but or over seven like all of us. but or maybe— seven like all of us. but or maybe het— seven like all of us. but or maybe not, roger, actually. but tethe— being you. but you surely reettee— being you. but you surely realise-easy- being you. but you surely realise easy vote realise it's an easy vote winner. -they| realise it's an easy vote- winner. -they even realise it's an easy vote winner. with they even realise it's an easy vote winner. with this they even realise it's an easy vote winner. with this wheneven realise it's an easy vote winner. with this when 95% of messing with this when 95% of peehte— messing with this when 95% of people-rubbish?- people hate this rubbish? yeah. the— people hate this rubbish? yeah. the he— people hate this rubbish? yeah. the he the— people hate this rubbish? yeah. and it's the sort— people hate this rubbish? yeah. and it's the sort of thing where a and it's the sort of thing where e-tteetegteet— and it's the sort of thing where a ideological stance a hard ideological stance is pretty— a hard ideological stance is. pretty—teat pretty meaningless in the real wertt— pretty meaningless in the real world-because- pretty meaningless in the reali world-becauselyou world anyway. because if you then convincing then force a convincing transgender woman such as blair to white use the male toilets, that's going to ridiculous . that's going to be ridiculous. and force a trans man to and if you force a trans man to use the women's toilets , then use the women's toilets, then you're allowing people with beards and masculine appearance in a women's toilets, which then creates a danger for women . creates a danger for women. people kind of didn't realise thet— people kind of didn't realise that, theweh. — people kind of didn't realise that, though. the debate has ewetwert— that, though. the debate has evolved, hasn't— that, though. the debate has evolved, hasn't it? was penny evolved, hasn't it? was it penny wertewht— evolved, hasn't it? was it penny mordaunt-casually- evolved, hasn't it? was it penny mordaunt casually spoke in mordaunt who casually spoke in tewewr— mordaunt who casually spoke in tewewr et— mordaunt who casually spoke in favour of self—identification in the commons?— favour of self—identification in the commons? i'm right. i think it's the commons? i'm right. i think he rehhw— the commons? i'm right. i think it's penny mordaunt, wasn't it? art— it's penny mordaunt, wasn't it? art entw— it's penny mordaunt, wasn't it? art ehtw ee— it's penny mordaunt, wasn't it? art only as the— it's penny mordaunt, wasn't it? and only as the patent- and only as the patent absurdities that result in self—identification managed

tests themselves do people realise which side of the debate they're on. yeah, absolutely. thwwew— they're on. yeah, absolutely. anyway whet-e— they're on. yeah, absolutely. anyway what's on _ ”c: 1:1“ yeah, absolutely. anyway what's on the front ”ti; jz�*j" yeah, absolutely. anyway what's on the front cover of anyway what's on the front cover et the— anyway what's on the front cover of the guardian— anyway what's on the front cover of the guardian ? _ anyway what's on the front cover of the guardian ? \r {

a start, which makes it kind of ridiculous. but then again, of course, people course, other people are obviously of any obviously can be racist of any race. you go, she race. but then you go, is she really racist because she doesn't want doesn't particularly want immigration especially immigration and especially illegal be out of illegal immigration to be out of control. so i it's pretty control. so i think it's pretty pathetic. baroness farage has gene— pathetic. baroness farage has eehe eh— pathetic. baroness farage has gone eh the— pathetic. baroness farage has gone on the record— f baroness farage has gone on the record and been very,— gone on the record and been were-ether,— gone on the record and been very,-critical,-isi very, very critical, which is ewtte—.- very, very critical, which is ewtte—. ant,- very, very critical, which isi quite_. and, you very, very critical, which is- quite_. and, you know quite interesting. and, you know , ehe-e— quite interesting. and, you know , ehe-e eut— quite interesting. and, you know , ehe-e ewt et— quite interesting. and, you know , she's out of the— quite interesting. and, you know , she's out of the frame really ten-t— , she's out of the frame really now, isn't she?— , she's out of the frame really now, isn't she? she's not terrthtw— now, isn't she? she's not terribly important within the rew— terribly important within the tew rertw— terribly important within the tew terry, hut— terribly important within the tew terry, hwt r— terribly important within the tory party, but i suppose you eewtt— tory party, but i suppose you could certainly— tory party, but i suppose you could certainly argue that braverman says fairly crude, eeewet — braverman says fairly crude, casual, crass stuff , but then casual, crass stuff, but then you— casual, crass stuff, but then wet the— casual, crass stuff, but then you the et— casual, crass stuff, but then you kind of suspect that she's been— you kind of suspect that she's been given— you kind of suspect that she's been gtweh e— you kind of suspect that she's been given a licence to play thet— been given a licence to play that hhhge— been given a licence to play that innings, don't you? /tir. that innings, don't you? you ththt— that innings, don't you? you ththt she-e— that innings, don't you? you think she's the— that innings, don't you? you think she's the attack? the thing that strikes me as silly about this is that the people who are concerned about the language as suella braverman, they're labour language as suella braverman, they lib labour language as suella braverman, theylib dem labour language as suella braverman, theylib dem and labour language as suella braverman, theylib dem and green labour language as suella braverman, theylib dem and green anyway. and lib dem and green anyway. so. does it. absolutely so. so does it. absolutely matter going to win matter you're not going to win people is people over, are you? and it is on the people over, are you? and it is en the-hege— people over, are you? and it is en the-heee et— people over, are you? and it is on the-page of the- on the front page of the heathen.— on the front page of the guardian.-who| on the front page of the- guardian.-who were guardian. after all, who were three— guardian. after all, who were twhg—wtthhi trying to find division within the rew— trying to find division within the tew terry. — trying to find division within the tory party. “413?" c the tory party. yeah, it seems like reasons. like a political reasons. they're of a lot of they're making a lot of a lot of tree— they're making a lot of a lot of twee-het— they're making a lot of a lot of twee-net very— they're making a lot of a lot of fuss-not very-notl fuss over not very much. not rew— fuss over not very much. not very much.— fuss over not very much. not very much-teet- fuss over not very much. not very much. just somebody very much. it's just somebody who an axe to grind

who probably has an axe to grind . probably wasn't included in a, you— . probably wasn't included in a, yew-h— . probably wasn't included in a, yew-h e— . probably wasn't included in a, you-in a coffee- probably wasn't included in a, you in a coffee round or you know, in a coffee round or eerhethhg. — you know, in a coffee round or something. and— you know, in a coffee round or something. and so- you know, in a coffee round or something. r: 1g something. and so they're saying this about braverman and also they're the culture they're dragging the culture wars it. they're saying the wars into it. they're saying the tertee— wars into it. they're saying the tertee heet— wars into it. they're saying the tories need to— wars into it. they're saying the tories need to stop— . they're saying the tories need to stop playing the where— tories need to stop playing the ewttwre ee— tories need to stop playing the culture wars, but— tories need to stop playing the culture wars, but people on the rteht— culture wars, but people on the rteht tee-t— culture wars, but people on the rteht teh-t prew— culture wars, but people on the right don't play culture right don't play the culture wars. -react_ right don't play the culture wars. -react to - right don't play the culture wars. ” wars. we react to ridiculous things that are happening, such as drag queens being sent into schools children or, schools to teach children or, you know, people being arrested over tweets. and you know, people being arrested over tweets . and when we react over tweets. and when we react to over tweets. and when we react te thet— over tweets. and when we react te thet. were— over tweets. and when we react to that, we're accused- and when we react to that, we're accused of etethe— to that, we're accused of stoking divisive culture wars, whteh— stoking divisive culture wars, whteh te— stoking divisive culture wars, which is ridiculous. but one three— which is ridiculous. but one thing that's characteristic of the woke ideology that it the woke ideology is that it doesn't i was reading doesn't it? i was reading an article say it article about let's say it doesn't admit that it's the ruling charge. ruling ideology in charge. it gaslights everyone thinking gaslights everyone into thinking it's oppressed while it's still the oppressed while while cancelling everyone and running everything. that's one of and the of its traits. yeah and the ideology so strong and so ideology is so strong and so firmly held that even when a transgender shooter shoots up a school in nashville, they're still painted as the victim. yeah. and the group and the tteeteew— yeah. and the group and the ideology te— yeah. and the group and the ideology is still— yeah. and the group and the ideology is still painted as the wettrh. — ideology is still painted as the wettrh. ahwwew— ideology is still painted as the victim. anyway, we move on to the— victim. anyway, we move on to the — victim. anyway, we move on to the mirror. well,— victim. anyway, we move on to the mirror. will f:

the mirror. well, sorry, could i just say also on the front page of the guardian, which is this is now, is breaking news right now, isn't have arrested isn't it? the fbi have arrested the a 21 year old over the leak of defence documents, which is all the stuff has appeared all the stuff which has appeared on which is on the internet, which is a shocking security. shocking breach of security. i mean, america famously very, mean, america are famously very, very . but but, but i mean very leaky. but but, but i mean gaming forum as well. and this is what shocking, really is what is shocking, really shocking. military security leaks in gaming forums. why was a 21 year old given secure access to documents like that? it seems a 41 year old playing minecraft , but that's no easy minecraft, but that's no easy game for six year olds anyway. we now move on to the rogers ready the front page of the mirror, which is it's a slightly disconcerting story. this is the lotto rapist who has apparently won his 15 year legal battle to get his hands on the full amount of a £7 million lottery win. he's really leaning into the image of a rapist. i think you can assume it's an unflattering image . yeah, not not that image. yeah, not not that i don't really think that that

rapists should have the right to choose their photo . but all the choose their photo. but all the same, it's clearly a chosen, notwithstanding that it's slightly puzzling that he was able to purchase a lottery ticket and win whilst in prison. but apparently he bought the ticket whilst on leave a weekends leave from there you go in august 2004, while on a weekend leave from leyhill open prison , gloucestershire. it's prison, gloucestershire. it's quite intriguing that, isn't it? i mean i suppose if you win a lottery ticket , if you have a lottery ticket, if you have a lottery ticket, if you have a lottery win, then i guess you're allowed to keep it. whatever your crimes, aren't you? well if somebody buys a ticket and they're under age, they don't get to keep the money. so i'd have thought, you— get to keep the money. so i'd have thought, you know,- gt; 1713131; so i'd have thought, you know, if wewre— have thought, you know, if wewre rt— have thought, you know, if you're if you're— have thought, you know, if you're if you're at her heteetw-e— you're if you're at her majesty's service, is that the rteht— majesty's service, is that the rteht-teh-t- majesty's service, is that the right-don't even. majesty's service, is that the- right - don't even know. right phrase? i don't even know. there— right phrase? i don't even know. rteeeere-hte— right phrase? i don't even know. pleasure- his majesty'sl pleasure majesty's his majesty's pleasure. yeah , that's the pleasure. yeah, that's the three. — pleasure. yeah, that's the phrase. slightly- pleasure. yeah, that's the phrase. slightly different. his majesty's prison majesty's people in prison are not. off. doing not. they're not off. like doing jobs for us and stuff like that. and yeah, i thought you'd be treewettttet— and yeah, i thought you'd be disqualified from _ “r: yeah, i thought you'd be disqualified from entering the tetterw— disqualified from entering the lottery—didn't- disqualified from entering the lottery._didn't ..

lottery. well, you didn't. whilst bought it whilst in prison. he bought it whilst on leave and i leave from prison. well, from an open prison. well, from an open prison. weeks in prison. nearly two weeks in tenerife . from prison. i know. tenerife. from prison. i know. that's no deterrent at all. anyway. moving on. we finished with anyway. moving on. we finished wtth e— anyway. moving on. we finished wtth e daily— anyway. moving on. we finished with a daily star.— anyway. moving on. we finished with a daily star. nick - 1g we finished with a daily star. nick “413?" with a daily star. nick yeah. netw— with a daily star. nick yeah. hettw ster— with a daily star. nick yeah. daily star has.— with a daily star. nick yeah. daily star has. it's the pits andifs daily star has. it's the pits and it's a whiff of trouble over £5 cans of deodorant. it's calling it the new pandemic as you said in your headline earlier pandemic. leo it's kind of a pun and i can't really see many advantages to this, except possibly it. it deters more people wanting enter the people from wanting to enter the country. could country. that's all i could possibly was clutching at possibly. i was clutching at straws little bit that. straws a little bit with that. but all of the but yeah, it's all part of the cost living crisis. how much cost of living crisis. how much do of cost of living crisis. how much do-of deodorant- cost of living crisis. how much do-of deodorant cost?- do cans of deodorant cost? ertherttw— do cans of deodorant cost? ordinarily,-£5. - do cans of deodorant cost? ordinarily,-£5. a- do cans of deodorant cost? ordinarily, £5. a lot. ordinarily, it's £5. a lot. shocking— ordinarily, it's £5. a lot. shocking that— ordinarily, it's £5. a lot. shocking that you - ordinarily, it's £5. a lot. shocking that you don't know rogen roger. you've you've outdid yourself oh i'm very yourself there. oh i'm very proud to be of a proud and delighted to be of a generation that just missed out on nonsense. on all that nonsense. absolutely none of that. i on all that nonsense. - absolutely none of that. i just. i i absolutely none of that. i just. r—r tttel i wash first hideously. i like to i wash first hideously. i like te thht— i wash first hideously. i like te thht hw— i wash first hideously. i like to think my personal hygiene is terte— to think my personal hygiene is ewtte-hwt— to think my personal hygiene is ewtte-hwt r— to think my personal hygiene is quite-but i-well,- to think my personal hygiene is quite but i well, we quite good, but i said, well, we ttth-t— quite good, but i said, well, we ttth-t-eew— quite good, but i said, well, we ttth-t-eew hw- quite good, but i said, well, we didn't say my parents didn't want to say my parents htpptee. — didn't want to say my parents were hippies. so— didn't want to say my parents were hippies. “at: “at: were hippies. so we had we had this crystal deodorant. i don't know if you've seen it. it's like crystal rock that

like a lump of crystal rock that you armpit. it's you rub on your armpit. it's supposed impact supposed to have the same impact as a can of links, supposed to have the same impact as you a can of links, supposed to have the same impact as you know a can of links, supposed to have the same impact as you know thean of links, supposed to have the same impact as you know the amountks, supposed to have the same impact as you know the amount of good but you know the amount of good it does, you might as well rub a rock your that's rock in your office. that's exactly it's not exactly what. at least it's not ewhteet— exactly what. at least it's not subject-inflation,- ti;,te

welcome back to headliners. going through tomorrow's top news stories with me, leo kearse, and i'm joined by roger monkhouse and nick dixon , the monkhouse and nick dixon, the big dog. anyway, let's continue wtth— big dog. anyway, let's continue wtth the— big dog. anyway, let's continue with the stories— g jig anyway, let's continue

with the stories kicking g j1ig anyway, let's continue with the stories kicking off tene— with the stories kicking off long telegraph and joe biden's teteet— long telegraph and joe biden's teteet eette — long telegraph and joe biden's latest gaffe is— long telegraph and joe biden's latest gaffe is about the black ent— latest gaffe is about the black eht rehe— latest gaffe is about the black eht tehe . — latest gaffe is about the black and tans. i'm— latest gaffe is about the black and tans. i'm just- latest gaffe is about the black and tans . and tans. i'm just surprised he didn't think black and tans was the house hiring policy. the white house hiring policy. roger joe biden , who has visited roger joe biden, who has visited a roger joe biden, who has visited e het— roger joe biden, who has visited e huh h— roger joe biden, who has visited a pub in ireland,— “g joe biden, who has visited a pub in ireland, presumably to the— a pub in ireland, presumably to the gente— a pub in ireland, presumably to use the gents . _ a pub in ireland, presumably to use the gents . ti; use the gents. he's he's apparently made he hasn't made any gaffes on the irish trip, in fairness. and then he stumbled into a pub and confused the black and tans with the all blacks, which is a little bit inflammatory and insensitive given the part of the world that he's . yeah, but the he's visiting. yeah, but the man's know, this man's 80, you know, i mean, this is happens when you in man's 80, you know, i mean, this isgeriatricppens when you in man's 80, you know, i mean, this isgeriatric meat when you in man's 80, you know, i mean, this isgeriatric meat puppet,iu in man's 80, you know, i mean, this isgeriatric meat puppet, isn't in a geriatric meat puppet, isn't it? i mean, it's remarkable that he's together well he's holding it together as well as . i think joe biden as he is. i think joe biden makes great you know , carries on makes great you know, carries on about his irish heritage . about his irish heritage. clearly, it doesn't pay that much attention to it. yeah, it's hilarious. i was— much attention to it. yeah, it's hilarious. i was listening- rt. 1“ . yeah, it's hilarious. i was listening to 1“.rt.1“ 1“ . yeah, it's hilarious. i was listening to a sheeteter— hilarious. i was listening to a spectator podcast and the title wtt— spectator podcast and the title wrtt ree — spectator podcast and the title was will joe biden's trip be gette— was will joe biden's trip be eette treet— was will joe biden's trip be gaffe free? and _ was will joe biden's trip be gaffe free? and then it totally weet— gaffe free? and then it totally went the.— gaffe free? and then it totally wasn't like, you— gaffe free? and then it totally wasn't like, you know, he's going— wasn't like, you know, he's going te— wasn't like, you know, he's going te te— wasn't like, you know, he's going te te rt— wasn't like, you know, he's going to do it ridiculous. and

we thew— going to do it ridiculous. and we know also— going to do it ridiculous. and we know also that biden has sort of we know also that biden has sort et teewhtteeh— we know also that biden has sort of republican tendencies , of republican tendencies, ehwewetw— of republican tendencies, obviously-the- of republican tendencies,- obviously .the . republican, obviously not the us republican, but obviously not the us republican, hut—.— obviously not the us republican, hwt—. he-e- obviously not the us republican, hwt—. he-e eh- obviously not the us republican, but_. he's on thati but the irish type. he's on that ette. — but the irish type. he's on that ette. se— but the irish type. he's on that ette. se tt-e— but the irish type. he's on that side. so it's-extra- but the irish type. he's on that side. so it's extra kind of side. so it's an extra kind of trewtteh— side. so it's an extra kind of freudian slip— side. so it's an extra kind of freudian slip to— side. so it's an extra kind of freudian slip to make this htetete.— freudian slip to make this| mistake,-meant freudian slip to make this- mistake,-meant the all mistake, you know, meant the all hteete —hteet- blacks, he said the black and rehe— blacks, he said the black and rehe-etee— blacks, he said the black and tans-also he's— blacks, he said the black and tans also he's clip . tans and also he's the clip. he-e— tans and also he's the clip. he-e etrweethe— tans and also he's the clip. he's struggling so much. you thew— he's struggling so much. you thew-r— he's struggling so much. you know-i accept- he's struggling so much. you know i accept that. but know he's 80. i accept that. but the tetee— know he's 80. i accept that. but the ttee-he-e— know he's 80. i accept that. but the idea-he's got- know he's 80. i accept that. but the idea he's got another the idea that he's got another the— the idea that he's got another the-hee— the idea that he's got another ttwe-hth. he- the idea that he's got another five-him, he can- the idea that he's got another five him, he can barely five years in him, he can barely teth— five years in him, he can barely talk-ridiculous,— five years in him, he can barely talk. ridiculous, isn't talk. it's ridiculous, isn't rte— it's ridiculous. and sky news reh—eewhe- it's ridiculous. and sky news ran—saying that ran this headline saying that three— ran this headline saying that biden exuded— ran this headline saying that biden exuded energy of a biden exuded the energy of a much— biden exuded the energy of a much wewheer— biden exuded the energy of a much younger man. maybe if he's eetwettw— much younger man. maybe if he's eetwettw ee— much younger man. maybe if he's eetwettw 95, he— much younger man. maybe if he's actually 95, he did.— much younger man. maybe if he's actually 95, he did. you know whet— actually 95, he did. you know whet r— actually 95, he did. you know what i mean?— actually 95, he did. you know what i mean? that's the only way he tree-t.— what i mean? that's the only way he ttth-t. he— what i mean? that's the only way he didn't. he exuded very eheteht— he didn't. he exuded very ancient energy.- he didn't. he exuded very ancient energy. yeah. �*" ancient energy. yeah. if i think of ancient energy. yeah. if i think er ree— ancient energy. yeah. if i think er tee-the— ancient energy. yeah. if i think of joe the phrase i'm not of joe biden, the phrase i'm not thinking of exuding younger thinking of is exuding younger energy. i know, but i'm just three— energy. i know, but i'm just the te— energy. i know, but i'm just the te reh— energy. i know, but i'm just trying to run cover- jil"jiil”jer i know, but i'm just trying to run cover for biden. ahe— trying to run cover for biden. the the— trying to run cover for biden. aht thte te— trying to run cover for biden. and this is what— trying to run cover for biden. and this is what the media does -eh— and this is what the media does new-eh wewe— and this is what the media does now.-gb news of- and this is what the media does now. gb news of course, now. sepp gb news of course, it teet— now. sepp gb news of course, it teet-het— now. sepp gb news of course, it teet-het-hewe.- now. sepp gb news of course, it just-not-news. it's- just it's not about news. it's eheet— just it's not about news. it'si about—candidate. just it's not about news. it's- about_candidate. so about we like this candidate. so tete— about we like this candidate. so tet-e-ehw— about we like this candidate. so tet-e-ehw et— about we like this candidate. so let's-any of portion- about we like this candidate. so let's any of portion of let's just say any of portion of ther— let's just say any of portion of their gaslighting. let's just say any of portion of thet1/r1i;rit1“slighting. let's just say any of portion of the/ ting. let's just say any of portion of the “tie 1“ «wilt? dint let's just say any of portion of the “tie 1“ «wilt? .tigr 1“ it. yeah yes, absolutely. this is of course this is why the is why of course this is why the democrats keen to have democrats are so keen to have donald trump riding against him, because they know that they can beat trump. know beat donald trump. they know that joe biden can beat donald

trump. so. they can trump. they think so. they can beat this last time beat they know this last time they 2016, they thought , oh, they in 2016, they thought, oh, donald trump the dream donald trump is the dream candidate nobody would candidate because nobody would ever him. yeah, but ever vote for him. yeah, but this—counting. this time they're counting the tee —tew- this time they're counting the wetee—tew. - this time they're counting the votes.-key . andl votes. that's the key. and also, it's votes. that's the key. and also, he e— votes. that's the key. and also, he e etee— votes. that's the key. and also, it's a sign that they don't believe they can defeat ron desantis or indeed any of the other potential candidates. i don't think they could defeat plank with a face drawn on it, frankly. anyway , friday's frankly. anyway, friday's tehreee— frankly. anyway, friday's express now— frankly. anyway, friday's express now and- 1“ anyway, friday's express now and the police have eh— express now and the police have eh wtth— express now and the police have eh wtth e— express now and the police have come up with a radical strategy teethe— come up with a radical strategy teethe wtth— come up with a radical strategy dealing with actual crime heteet— dealing with actual crime heteet et— dealing with actual crime instead of the— dealing with actual crime instead of the hurt feelings of hterhet— instead of the hurt feelings of internet crime— instead of the hurt feelings of internet crime babies. \r {

the police will basically follow whatever software you program them. we've this in them. we've noticed this in covid. absurd covid. you give them absurd rules, much do covid. you give them absurd rulso much do covid. you give them absurd rulso to much do covid. you give them absurd rulso to comenuch do covid. you give them absurd rulso to come from do covid. you give them absurd rulso to come from the it. so it has to come from the top seems like top down. so this seems like some progress towards some slight progress towards sanity. it's the soft option , sanity. it's the soft option, tee-t— sanity. it's the soft option, teh-tlr— sanity. it's the soft option, teh-tlr heeh— sanity. it's the soft option, isn't-i mean, you'd- 1“ car it's the soft option, isn't i mean, you'd far isn't it? i mean, you'd far tether— isn't it? i mean, you'd far rather investigate something isn't it? i mean, you'd far rather doesn'tiate something isn't it? i mean, you'd far rather doesn'tiate scthe :hing isn't it? i mean, you'd far rather doesn'tiate scthe crime which doesn't meet the crime threehett— which doesn't meet the crime threshold and— which doesn't meet the crime threshold and which involves you ettthe— threshold and which involves you ettthelweer— threshold and which involves you sitting-your fat— threshold and which involves you sitting your fat bottom and sitting on your fat bottom and teeth;— sitting on your fat bottom and teethe et— sitting on your fat bottom and looking at the— sitting on your fat bottom and looking at the internet in order to looking at the internet in order te teete— looking at the internet in order to decide whether— looking at the internet in order to decide whether something does teteet— to decide whether something does teteet reeeh— to decide whether something does indeed reach the— to decide whether something does indeed reach the crime threshold tether— indeed reach the crime threshold rether thee— indeed reach the crime threshold rather than going— indeed reach the crime threshold rather than going out and ettehthe— rather than going out and attending genuine and authentic life threatening— attending genuine and authentic life threatening emergencies or teteet— life threatening emergencies or teteet preter— life threatening emergencies or indeed proper crime. yeah. tetthe— indeed proper crime. yeah. rolling about— indeed proper crime. yeah. rolling about in some nettles wtth— rolling about in some nettles wtth e— rolling about in some nettles with a burglar.— rolling about in some nettles with a burglar. yeah, that's a way— with a burglar. yeah, that's a way tether— with a burglar. yeah, that's a way rether he— with a burglar. yeah, that's a way rather be be— with a burglar. yeah, that's a way rather be be dealing with eehehetw— way rather be be dealing with somebody who's— way rather be be dealing with somebody who's upset over over a tweet— somebody who's upset over over a tweet het— somebody who's upset over over a tweet het tt-e— somebody who's upset over over a tweet but it's ridiculous and eeehe— tweet but it's ridiculous and we're seeing this creep across the— we're seeing this creep across the entre— we're seeing this creep across the entire public— we're seeing this creep across the entire public sector and of course air departments and stuff heteet— course air departments and stuff heteet et— course air departments and stuff instead of dealing— course air departments and stuff instead of dealing with material se— instead of dealing with material se. vou— instead of dealing with material issues. so, you know- instead of dealing with material issues. so, you know, an actual crime, an acquisitive crime such as a theft or a violent crime, where somebody's hurt, they're deaung where somebody's hurt, they're dealing with it with idea issues where somebody's being offended by a tweet or somebody's got the wrong opinion. that's called

non—crime hate incidents, isn't that right? so by definition, thew— that right? so by definition, thew te— that right? so by definition, the te het— that right? so by definition, they do not reach- ” g1“7 so by definition, they do not reach the criminal threehett. — they do not reach the criminal threshold. so _ they do not reach the criminal threshold. so the— they do not reach the criminal threshold. so the police eheetth-t— threshold. so the police shouldn't be _ threshold. so the police shouldn't be wasting their time rt.— shouldn't be wasting their time tt. veeh.— shouldn't be wasting their time over it. yeah. and— shouldn't be wasting their time over it. yeah. and i don't know why— over it. yeah. and i don't know why thew— over it. yeah. and i don't know why they eer— over it. yeah. and i don't know why they ever have been . why they ever have been. but trehtcettw— why they ever have been. but ironically,_hate- ironically, non—crime hate incidents can be just as damaging a criminal record damaging as a criminal record because any future hr department that searches searches your name does background check. does a does a background check. these non—crime hate incidents come and of hr come up. and of course, hr departments are staffed by departments are 100% staffed by woke women who will ensure that you work again in your you never work again in your life. yeah, and one crucial tttterehee— life. yeah, and one crucial difference is— life. yeah, and one crucial difference is the- c �*7r1i; yeah, and one crucial difference is the non—crime hate hettehte— difference is the non—crime hate incidents—whenl incidents don't get erased when were— incidents don't get erased when wee-re weeheer. — incidents don't get erased when wee-re weeheer. rt— incidents don't get erased when you're younger. if do it at you're younger. if you do it at 14 you're younger. if you do it at re—teeeh-tl you're younger. if you do it at 14-even-doesn't. you're younger. if you do it at 14 even get doesn't you're younger. if you do it at 14 even get adoesn't you're younger. if you do it at 14 even get a raise.t you're younger. if you do it at 14 even get a raise. so actually even get a raise. so weeh— actually even get a raise. so yeah,-terrible.- actually even get a raise. so yeah, terrible. ridiculous. yeah, it's terrible. ridiculous. ahwwew— yeah, it's terrible. ridiculous. anywavr_takesl yeah, it's terrible. ridiculous. i ahwwew—tetee ee anyway, the times now takes us to where a man wasn't to scotland where a man wasn't allowed to give blood, but not because it contained heroin, because it contained heroin, because authorities think that he might be pregnant. roger, this is doctor stefan- g“ g roger, this is doctor stefan mcandrew, 41, this is doctor stefan mcandrew, er. whe— this is doctor stefan mcandrew, 41, who booked— this is doctor stefan mcandrew, 41, who booked an— this is doctor stefan mcandrew, 41, who booked an appointment at a 41, who booked an appointment at e teteet— 41, who booked an appointment at a blood donation— 41, who booked an appointment at a blood donation centre in ayr on a blood donation centre in ayr eh aret— a blood donation centre in ayr eh were the— a blood donation centre in ayr on april the 11th— a blood donation centre in ayr on april the 11th and was turned ewew— on april the 11th and was turned away heeeeee— on april the 11th and was turned away because he— on april the 11th and was turned away because he refused to tick

the hex— away because he refused to tick the hex .— away because he refused to tick the hex . eewhe— away because he refused to tick the box , saying that he was not the box, saying that he was not ent— the box, saying that he was not end het— the box, saying that he was not end het het— the box, saying that he was not and had not recently been preeheht— and had not recently been hreeheht eht— and had not recently been pregnant and as a matter of whethe— pregnant and as a matter of hrthetete. he— pregnant and as a matter of principle, he refused to do that heeeeee— principle, he refused to do that because apparently the nhs in eeetteht— because apparently the nhs in scotland specifically now asked eeerwe— scotland specifically now asked eeewe whe— scotland specifically now asked everyone who wants to give blood if everyone who wants to give blood tt thew— everyone who wants to give blood tt thew — everyone who wants to give blood if they are pregnant— everyone who wants to give blood if they are pregnant or have reeehttw— if they are pregnant or have recently been— if they are pregnant or have recently been pregnant, even if weere— recently been pregnant, even if weere e— recently been pregnant, even if weere e wr— recently been pregnant, even if wee-re e we weer— recently been pregnant, even if you're a 74 year old man, even if you're a 74 year old man, even tt wee— you're a 74 year old man, even tt wee wee— you're a 74 year old man, even if you were born— you're a 74 year old man, even if you were born male, have not at if you were born male, have not et eee— if you were born male, have not et ehw peht— if you were born male, have not at any point toyed— if you were born male, have not at any point toyed with the idea of transitioning— at any point toyed with the idea of transitioning and present weereett— of transitioning and present yourself visibly— of transitioning and present yourself visibly as a male and the 9°0d_ yourself visibly as a male and the good doctor— yourself visibly as a male and the good doctor says, i can ehtereteht— the good doctor says, i can understand those who have eeeeeetet— understand those who have eeeeeetet vou— understand those who have suggested you just tick the box to suggested you just tick the box te ehehte— suggested you just tick the box te ehehte e— suggested you just tick the box to enable a donation . however, to enable a donation. however, it to enable a donation. however, tt te— to enable a donation. however, tt he the— to enable a donation. however, it is the principle— to enable a donation. however, it is the principle of the meter.— it is the principle of the matter, he _ it is the principle of the matter, he said. to say it is hehtere— matter, he said. to say it is hehtere te— matter, he said. to say it is bonkers is an— matter, he said. to say it is bonkers is an understatement. i hete— bonkers is an understatement. i hewe e— bonkers is an understatement. i hewe e heeehe— bonkers is an understatement. i have a nagging feeling that it is have a nagging feeling that it he petttteet— have a nagging feeling that it is political correctness gone have a nagging feeling that it is pfar. cal correctness gone have a nagging feeling that it is pfar. trying rectness gone have a nagging feeling that it is pfar. trying to tness gone have a nagging feeling that it is pfar. trying to placaterne have a nagging feeling that it is pfar. trying to placate and too far. trying to placate and petty— too far. trying to placate and petty the— too far. trying to placate and pacify the gender brigade. cteertw— pacify the gender brigade. cteertw he— pacify the gender brigade. clearly he kind of lost his rag a clearly he kind of lost his rag e the— clearly he kind of lost his rag e be, tree-t— clearly he kind of lost his rag a bit, didn't he?— clearly he kind of lost his rag a bit, didn't he? and that final sentence. but— a bit, didn't he? and that final sentence. but we've all done thet— sentence. but we've all done thet. wee— sentence. but we've all done thet. you eh— sentence. but we've all done that, you can understand. and i thht— that, you can understand. and i thht-e— that, you can understand. and i thht-e-hehtl think he makes a valid point. rte— think he makes a valid point. he e— think he makes a valid point. it's a fundamental problem in the-eeetetw— it's a fundamental problem in the-society that- it's a fundamental problem in the society that common the nhs and society that common eehee-heeh— the nhs and society that common sense-been lost.— the nhs and society that common sense been lost. obliterate sense has been lost. obliterate heeeeee— sense has been lost. obliterate heeeeee et— sense has been lost. obliterate because of course,— sense has been lost. obliterate

because of course, whoever was in because of course, whoever was he eheree— because of course, whoever was he eheree eheett— because of course, whoever was in charge should have ticked the box in charge should have ticked the hex ter— in charge should have ticked the hex ter htrh — in charge should have ticked the box for him and— in charge should have ticked the box for him and said clearly the— box for him and said clearly thtelhet— box for him and said clearly this-not-clearly, this is not an issue. clearly, you— this is not an issue. clearly, wee ee— this is not an issue. clearly, you het— this is not an issue. clearly, you are not at— this is not an issue. clearly, you are not at risk, which is the— you are not at risk, which is the whete— you are not at risk, which is the whole point— you are not at risk, which is the whole point of question. the whole point of the question. cteerte— the whole point of the question. cteerte-ere— the whole point of the question. clearly, - are not _ the whole point of the question. clearly,-are not a- the whole point of the question. clearly, are not a female, clearly, you are not a female, hete— clearly, you are not a female, hewe het— clearly, you are not a female, have not been— clearly, you are not a female, have not been pregnant and theretere— have not been pregnant and therefore should be allowed to the— therefore should be allowed to ewe-rte— therefore should be allowed to ewe-rte teet— therefore should be allowed to ewe-rte teet e- therefore should be allowed to give it's just a lack of give blood. it's just a lack of common sense. _ give blood. it's just a lack of common sense. \r common sense. nick, do you think that should that this was a hill he should have rather allowed have died on or rather allowed other die without other people to die without getting do it getting his blood? i do think it is getting his blood? i do think it he eeteette— getting his blood? i do think it is actually, because— getting his blood? i do think it is actually, because-sorti is actually, because you're sort of is actually, because you're sort et teteet— is actually, because you're sort et teteet te— is actually, because you're sort of forced to pledge allegiance to of forced to pledge allegiance te the— of forced to pledge allegiance to the-ideology,- of forced to pledge allegiance to the ideology, whatever to the to the ideology, whatever you to the to the ideology, whatever wee-te — to the to the ideology, whatever wee-te eett— to the to the ideology, whatever wee-te eett e,— to the to the ideology, whatever you to call it, wokeness you want to call it, wokeness the— you want to call it, wokeness the prevailing— you want to call it, wokeness the prevailing ideology. you want to call it, wokeness the jsaying�*ig ideology. you want to call it, wokeness the jsaying�*ig icplusgy. equals he's saying two plus two equals the.— he's saying two plus two equals the—thhertehtl five. and that's very important thet— five. and that's very important thet we— five. and that's very important thet we tee-t— five. and that's very important that we don't give in to that. the—te- that we don't give in to that. ant—re e- that we don't give in to that.| ant—re e here and i think this guy is a hero for and i think this guy is a hero rer-e— and i think this guy is a hero rer-e eteht— and i think this guy is a hero for a stand against this. for taking a stand against this. twewehe— for taking a stand against this. twewehe-te- for taking a stand against this. everyone-do this. - for taking a stand against this. everyone do this. and for taking a stand against this. eve the he do this. and for taking a stand against this. evethe only do this. and for taking a stand against this. evethe only changes. rnd it's the only way it changes. i hetteet— it's the only way it changes. i hetteet thew— it's the only way it changes. i noticed they change it noticed they did change it not to noticed they did change it not te—ehezhe- noticed they did change it not. to_amazing,-they to something amazing, but they eheheet— to something amazing, but they eheheet-ere— to something amazing, but they changed-are you- to something amazing, but they changed are you pregnant changed it to are you pregnant or changed it to are you pregnant er-wee— changed it to are you pregnant or-you-pregnant?. or have you been pregnant? if het— or have you been pregnant? if not applicable,— or have you been pregnant? ifi not applicable,_no. not applicable, please tick. no. so they kind of got did a workaround.— so they kind of got did a workaround-a- so they kind of got did a workaround. a double fudge. workaround. it's a double fudge. it's workaround. it's a double fudge. rte-rte— workaround. it's a double fudge. it's-it'dibetter- it's a fudge. it'd be better if hehe—heti none of this happened, but i thht— none of this happened, but i thht-e— none of this happened, but i thht-e eert— none of this happened, but i think-a sort of- none of this happened, but i think a sort of hero for think he is a sort of hero for tethe— think he is a sort of hero for taking everyone— think he is a sort of hero for taking everyone has to take a eteht— taking everyone has to take a eteht-thew— taking everyone has to take a stand -they .that. stand where they see that eerhethhe — stand where they see that something and something is plainly false and teet— something is plainly false and teet eeee— something is plainly false and just goes against— something is plainly false and just goes against truth and just goes against the truth and teete—wel just goes against the truth and. heete—we ett basic fundamental truths. we all thew— basic fundamental truths. we all thew-te— basic fundamental truths. we alli know -to.something. know they have to do something. etherwtee— otherwise it's just it just gets out otherwise it's just it just gets eet—etreetwl

out of control as it already hee. — out of control as it already hee. -thhe- out of control as it already has.-thing is- out of control as it already has. thing is when out of control as it already- has.-thing is when he has. the only thing is when he eewe— has. the only thing is when he eewe tt-e— has. the only thing is when he says it's political— has. the only thing is when he says it's political correctness gene—eeteettwl says it's political correctnessi gone _ actually way says it's political correctness gone it's actually way says it's political correctness gone it's pervasive lly way says it's political correctness gone it's pervasive mindry says it's political correctness gone that. pervasive mindry says it's political correctness gone that. perendje mindry virus that could end the whole weet.— virus that could end the whole weet—the- virus that could end the wholei weet—the rteht west. but. but he's on the right thee. — west. but. but he's on the right thee. weet.— west. but. but he's on the right lines. yeah. yeah.— west. but. but he's on the right lines. yeah. yeah. and- west. but. but he's on the right lines. “tie 1“ “tie 1“ ' “r: lines. yeah. yeah. and of course, you know, if we course, if, you know, if we didn't this tick and didn't have this tick box and a trans man who is pregnant walked into clinic to give blood, into the clinic to give blood, they be told, no, you they could be told, no, you can't. you're pregnant . it's. i can't. you're pregnant. it's. i mean, it's something that's. it's catering for an infinite , it's catering for an infinite, awesomely small chance if that has ever happened. i would be amazed. has ever happened. i would be emezee het— has ever happened. i would be amazed. but statistical- amazed. but statistical heeethttttw— amazed. but statistical possibility is- amazed. but statistical possibility is so tiny that it's het— possibility is so tiny that it's met reettw— possibility is so tiny that it's not really worth _ possibility is so tiny that it's not really worth considering . an not really worth considering. an aheetetetw. — not really worth considering. an absolutely. 1 "g not really worth considering. an absolutely. 1 “g not really worth considering. an absolutely. ' "g 1“ not really worth considering. an absolutely. if." absolutely. anyway, the sun now and the junior doctor behind the deadly doctors strike hasn't impressed his senior nick. no he's off on holiday. so father of he's off on holiday. so father et mttttemt— he's off on holiday. so father of militant medic— 1“ r:rit so father of militant medic behind temeeme— of militant medic behind damaging nhs junior doctor strtte— damaging nhs junior doctor strike blast.— damaging nhs junior doctor strike blast. walkout as son rob lawrenson goes— strike blast. walkout as son rob lawrenson goes on— strike blast. walkout as son rob lawrenson goes on holiday and his lawrenson goes on holiday and hte tet— lawrenson goes on holiday and hte tee eewme— lawrenson goes on holiday and his dad saying he's sort of on the— his dad saying he's sort of on the ether— his dad saying he's sort of on the other side— his dad saying he's sort of on the other side of— his dad saying he's sort of on the other side of the debate heeeeee— the other side of the debate because his— the other side of the debate because his dad— the other side of the debate because his dad is a customer of the—e— because his dad is a customer of the-e texpewer- because his dad is a customer of the-a taxpayer says- the nhs and a taxpayer says he's not the nhs and a taxpayer says he's met—thre— the nhs and a taxpayer says he's not—this strike- not really up for this strike where— not really up for this strike where they— not really up for this strike where they want 35% increase. s the— where they want 35% increase. s andlcourse_ where they want 35% increase. s andlcourse .— where they want 35% increase. s and course , inevitably this and of course, inevitably this young— and of course, inevitably this weeme-hee— and of course, inevitably this

weeme-hee eehe- and of course, inevitably this young has gone to a £46,000 young man has gone to a £46,000 a young man has gone to a £46,000 eweer— young man has gone to a £46,000 e weer hrwete— young man has gone to a £46,000 a year private school.— young man has gone to a £46,000 a year private school. as you so ettem— a year private school. as you so etteh the.— a year private school. as you so often find, it's— a year private school. as you so often find, it's the— a year private school. as you so often find, it's the rich kids thet— often find, it's the rich kids thet ee— often find, it's the rich kids that are the— often find, it's the rich kids that are the most sort of woke . that are the most sort of woke. amt— that are the most sort of woke. me te— that are the most sort of woke. me th the— that are the most sort of woke. and in this case,— that are the most sort of woke. and in this case, it— that are the most sort of woke. and in this case, it sort of it the— and in this case, it sort of it kind -wokeness- kind of broad wokeness manifesting— kind of broad wokeness manifesting larping , as an manifesting as larping, as an ehhreeeet— manifesting as larping, as an oppressed worker. yeah. you thew.— oppressed worker. yeah. you. thew—reettw know, when really is he really so know, when really is he really ee eeereeeet— know, when really is he really so oppressed and.— know, when really is he really so oppressed and. yeah. and it teeem-t— so oppressed and. yeah. and it teeeh-t teet— so oppressed and. yeah. and it doesn't look great— so oppressed and. yeah. and it doesn't look great that he's on hetttew — doesn't look great that he's on hetttew -em- doesn't look great that he's oni holiday. -on holiday. holiday. he's gone on holiday. so losing pay, of so he's not losing pay, of course. who course. whereas those who have withdrawn labour withdrawn their labour are losing appalling losing pay. so it's appalling leadership very least, leadership at the very least, he's booked his he's strategically booked his houday he's strategically booked his holiday for now. is that how he mteht— holiday for now. is that how he mtehtlmteht— might or might not be? coincidence?— might or might not be? coincidence?.had- might or might not be? coincidence? had holiday coincidence? he had a holiday booked certainly left booked, but he certainly left the he represents in the people who he represents in the people who he represents in the lurch. yeah, you're right. they— the lurch. yeah, you're right.- thew—etehthe they said it was a long standing eemmttmeht— commitment to go to your theme-e— commitment to go to youri friend's—don't commitment to go to your- friend's_don't need friend's wedding. you don't need to friend's wedding. you don't need te—trteht-e— friend's wedding. you don't need to friend's wedding. to go to your friend's wedding. veere— to go to your friend's wedding. veere tethe— to go to your friend's wedding. veere tehe e— to go to your friend's wedding. you're doing a strike. you're eethe— asking for 35% more. and wetthee— asking for 35% more. and. weddings—anyway. asking for 35% more. and weddi exactly. anyway. asking for 35% more. and weddiexactly. tn/rir ”r1i;nyway. asking for 35% more. and weddiexactly. 41:4 gtir “g asking for 35% more. and we “g :tly. 1./r1:4 gtir “g asking for 35% more. and we “g ” 1./r1:4 gtir “g asking for 35% more. and wetfrrit “g gtir “g asking for 35% more. and we “g ” r: “g asking for 35% more. and we saving your friend the hassle be saving your friend the hassle of to sit through some of having to sit through some bonng of having to sit through some boring speeches. yeah, this is. the— boring speeches. yeah, this is. the-eee— boring speeches. yeah, this is. this-sun,.course.l this is in the sun, of course. the— this is in the sun, of course. amt—hee- this is in the sun, of course. amt—hee rte- this is in the sun, of course. l and—has its .to and every organ has its axe to thee. —wew- grind. but it'd be very interesting— grind. but it'd be very interesting see how how this interesting to see how how this etrtte— interesting to see how how this etrtte-eehe— interesting to see how how this strike-gains or- interesting to see how how this strike gains or fails to strike written gains or fails to reteh— strike written gains or fails to reteh hehtte— strike written gains or fails to retain public support. apparentlyr- retain public support. apparently, broadly speaking, the-ere— apparently, broadly speaking, the are supportive of the public are supportive of teeter— the public are supportive of junior doctors— the public are supportive of junior doctors striking at the memet— junior doctors striking at the memet het— junior doctors striking at the moment, but it's a long strike

tettewhe— moment, but it's a long strike tettewhe the — moment, but it's a long strike following the easter holidays . following the easter holidays. reehte— following the easter holidays. reeete wrtt— following the easter holidays. people will die— following the easter holidays. people will die as a consequence. they'll be very htereethe— consequence. they'll be very interesting whether that interesting to see whether that pubuc_ interesting to see whether that hehtte eeeeert— interesting to see whether that public support holds well. ' “r: public support holds well. and of public support holds well. and et—peepte- public support holds well. and| et—eeeptelete. of course, when people do die, they after that. they won't ever say after that. so for the strike and doctors, it's the perfect crime anyway , it's the perfect crime anyway, the guardian now in britain is at least leading the world in one area. roger laziness. oh, this is a is this an “g oh, this is a is this an ongoing stowe— this is a is this an ongoing eterw rem-t— this is a is this an ongoing story, isn't it?— this is a is this an ongoing story, isn't it? this is epperemttw- story, isn't it? this is apparently it's apparently now the tee— apparently it's apparently now the the— apparently it's apparently now the case the uk— apparently it's apparently now the case the uk is the worst eertermer— the case the uk is the worst eertermer h— the case the uk is the worst performer in the— the case the uk is the worst performer in the g7 for workforce _ performer in the g7 for workforce participation since cowe— workforce participation since covid. basically it's the hereemteee— covid. basically it's the percentage of- covid. basically it's the percentage of the workforce who are percentage of the workforce who het— percentage of the workforce who met tethe— percentage of the workforce who met going te— percentage of the workforce who are not going to work or indeed whe— are not going to work or indeed whe ee— are not going to work or indeed whe met— are not going to work or indeed who are not available for work. the— who are not available for work. me we— who are not available for work. and we haven't— who are not available for work. and we haven't recovered the wertteree— and we haven't recovered the workforce since _ and we haven't recovered the workforce since .— and we haven't recovered the workforce since . covid other workforce since. covid other mete— workforce since. covid other major economies— workforce since. covid other major economies have. and we are tretthe— major economies have. and we are now trailing almost— major economies have. and we are now trailing almost every other etwemeet— now trailing almost every other advanced economy in the world. hrtteh— advanced economy in the world. hrttetm te— advanced economy in the world. britain is ranked— advanced economy in the world. britain is ranked bottom of the g7 ter— britain is ranked bottom of the g7 for workforce _ britain is ranked bottom of the g7 for workforce participation entw— g7 for workforce participation emtw eee— g7 for workforce participation only seven other— g7 for workforce participation only seven other countries in the— only seven other countries in the ee— only seven other countries in the 38 member— only seven other countries in the 38 member oecd also had teteet— the 38 member oecd also had labour market— the 38 member oecd also had labour market participation down hetew— labour market participation down hetew thetr— labour market participation down

below their pre—covid levels . so below their pre—covid levels. so our below their pre—covid levels. so tettere— below their pre—covid levels. so tettere te— below their pre—covid levels. so our failure to recover is extraordinary. - our failure to recover is extraordinary. and you have to eet— extraordinary. and you have to eet the— extraordinary. and you have to ask the question _ extraordinary. and you have to ask the question why is it happening?— ask the question why is it happening? and kwasi covid would te— happening? and kwasi covid would te he— happening? and kwasi covid would te he the— happening? and kwasi covid would seem to be the obvious answer. everybody— seem to be the obvious answer. everybody get— seem to be the obvious answer. everybody get e— seem to be the obvious answer. everybody got a taste— seem to be the obvious answer. everybody got a taste of- seem to be the obvious answer. everybody got a taste of not working wanted to continue working and wanted to continue to not working. is it just tezheee— to not working. is it just laziness though,- laziness though, because other eemttee— laziness though, because other countries-course,— laziness though, because other countries course, experience countries of course, experience teettewm— countries of course, experience teettewm h— countries of course, experience lockdown in the— countries of course, experience lockdown in the way, but lockdown in the same way, but thew— lockdown in the same way, but thew-retemet— lockdown in the same way, but they-returned to - lockdown in the same way, but they returned to work. so they have returned to work. so whet— they have returned to work. so whet te— they have returned to work. so whet he the— they have returned to work. so what is the problem? perhaps thew—eemereeei they didn't have as generous a benefit— they didn't have as generous a benefit—there. they didn't have as generous ai benefit—there you benefit system. well, there you go. benefit system. well, there you ee-heeethw— benefit system. well, there you go. possibly motty go. it's a possibly motty that thet-e— go. it's a possibly motty that that's-there- go. it's a possibly motty that. that's -there .other that's the case. there are other thtmee— that's the case. there are other thheelwett — that's the case. there are other things well. obviously, things as well. obviously, we hete— things as well. obviously, we hewe-wetthe— things as well. obviously, we have waiting lists for have record waiting lists for eereew— have record waiting lists for eereew-whs- have record waiting lists for surgery nhs and also have record waiting lists for- surgery-nhs and also an surgery with the nhs and also an emeehe— surgery with the nhs and also an ongoing teet— surgery with the nhs and also an ongoing teet et— surgery with the nhs and also an ongoing lack of funding of the eeetet— ongoing lack of funding of the eeetet cere— ongoing lack of funding of the social care sector. _ ongoing lack of funding of the social care sector. and i think rte— social care sector. and i think he e— social care sector. and i think he e eeetet— social care sector. and i think it's a social phenomenon now thet— it's a social phenomenon now thet peehte— it's a social phenomenon now thet heeete ee— it's a social phenomenon now that people are remote wing themeetwee— that people are remote wing themselves from the workplace in erter— themselves from the workplace in erter te— themselves from the workplace in erter te teet— themselves from the workplace in order to look after— themselves from the workplace in order to look after ancient, emetemt— order to look after ancient, ancient and— order to look after ancient, ancient and ill— order to look after ancient, ancient and ill relatives who thew— ancient and ill relatives who they wrtt— ancient and ill relatives who they wttt met— ancient and ill relatives who they will not abandon morally, tette— they will not abandon morally, eette rtehttw— they will not abandon morally, quite rightlyr vou— they will not abandon morally, quite rightly, you have to eeeeht— quite rightly, you have to eeeeht te— quite rightly, you have to accept to an _ quite rightly, you have to accept to an inadequate social ewetem. — accept to an inadequate social care system. yeah,- accept to an inadequate social care system. / \r rte accept to an inadequate social care system. t1/r1i;rit 1“ \r rte care system. yeah, nick, that could be one reason. yeah. i mean, i'm not sure how much we should worry because switzerland's down. you should worry because switzto.and's down. you should worry because

switzto look; down. you should worry because switzto look to down. you should worry because switzto look to do as. you tend to look to them as a competent country. doing competent country. that's doing all also down all right. colombia is also down here, coming economy. here, an up and coming economy. but great. here, an up and coming economy. bmean, great. here, an up and coming economy. bmean, a great. here, an up and coming economy. bmean, a former great. here, an up and coming economy. bmean, a former bank great. here, an up and coming economy. bmean, a former bank rengland i mean, a former bank of england chief here is saying that it's under—investment in services under—investment in in services and social care. it and so on in social care. it could that could be could be that it could also be overregulation. could overregulation. it could just be the morale in the crippling lack of morale in the crippling lack of morale in the country. you know, young people are totally disillusioned. people are totally disill lockdown people are totally disilllockdown said, bother? people are totally disi|know,iown said, bother? people are totally disi|know, and said, bother? people are totally disi|know, and like i, bother? people are totally disi|know, and like you bother? people are totally disi|know, and like you sayrther? people are totally disi|know, and like you say ,her? people are totally disi|know, and like you say , lots you know, and like you say, lots of had lockdowns, of people have had lockdowns, which is terrible which i think is a terrible thing to a population. but thing to do to a population. but on of that, you've our on top of that, you've got our general you've on top of that, you've got our genthis you've on top of that, you've got our genthis pervasive you've on top of that, you've got our genthis pervasive i you've on top of that, you've got our genthis pervasive i keepiu've got this pervasive i keep going on wokeness hitting my on about wokeness and hitting my quota say quota that we have to say a certain times for certain amount of times for sure. any number of sure. but there's any number of things. it's hard to pin it down, if you're down, especially if you're not an could just an economist. but it could just be massive of be the overall massive lack of morale. cheery stuff. then morale. okay cheery stuff. then come in the next come up coming up in the next eeettee—r- come up coming up in the next section,_| promise| come up coming up in the next sectibe _i promise| come up coming up in the next sectibe a_| promise| come up coming up in the next sectibe a slightly i promise come up coming up in the next sectibe a slightly more:)romise will be a slightly more ehtttttme. — will be a slightly more uplifting. �*jrjtjti; will be a slightly more uplifting. will be a slightly more- uplifting. we talk about welsh abuse. banned abuse. an advert banned for promoting back to school botox in south korea's allowance for reclusive teens. see you in a couple of minutes .

welcome back to headliners. we've got the daily mail now . we've got the daily mail now. and a young conservative has sour grapes over a failing to get elected in cardiff. nick us, prominent young conservative sparks outrage by claiming living in wales is vile and welsh people have lower 10s . i welsh people have lower 10s. i know it's hard to not laugh. rte— know it's hard to not laugh. rt-e e— know it's hard to not laugh. rt-e e the— know it's hard to not laugh. it's a kind of— know it's hard to not laugh. it's a kind of funny phrase, etwteeetw— it's a kind of funny phrase, obviously terrible. have we got a obviously terrible. have we got ewtee— obviously terrible. have we got e the et— obviously terrible. have we got a video of this?— obviously terrible. have we got a video of this? unfortunately met.— a video of this? unfortunately met. we— a video of this? unfortunately not. we haven't.— a video of this? unfortunately not. we haven't. oh, i'll just hete— not. we haven't. oh, i'll just hewe te— not. we haven't. oh, i'll just have to describe— not. we haven't. oh, i'll just have to describe it then. okay. teete— have to describe it then. okay. ceett wee— have to describe it then. okay. ceett wee ect— have to describe it then. okay. could you act out— have to describe it then. okay. could you act out ? yeah. it was could you act out? yeah. it was heeteettw— could you act out? yeah. it was heeteettwlweeme— could you act out? yeah. it was basically young woman, basically a young woman, a very heeh— basically a young woman, a very heeh .— basically a young woman, a very eeeh . ertwteeet— basically a young woman, a very posh , privileged young woman posh, privileged young woman hrtwteee. — posh, privileged young woman hrtw h — posh, privileged young woman hrtwehe eerre— posh, privileged young woman privi she said, oh,— posh, privileged young woman privi she said, oh, vile . and and she said, oh, it's vile. and etwteeetw— and she said, oh, it's vile. and ehweeetw tt-e— and she said, oh, it's vile. and obviously it's not— and she said, oh, it's vile. and obviously it's not just welsh peopler— obviously it's not just welsh heehte. het— obviously it's not just welsh people, but the _ obviously it's not just welsh people, but the point she was eemetetmtme— people, but the point she was complaining about people complaining about that people eeemt— complaining about that peoplei around—mediocre around her are sort of mediocre , around her are sort of mediocre . teet— around her are sort of mediocre . teet wtt— around her are sort of mediocre , lack wit, aren't— around her are sort of mediocre , lack wit, aren't inspired and hete— , lack wit, aren't inspired and hewe—r— , lack wit, aren't inspired and hewe-r me- , lack wit, aren't inspired and have-i mean, i- , lack wit, aren't inspired and have i mean, i still have no drive. i mean, i still get— have no drive. i mean, i still get rt— have no drive. i mean, i still get tt ett— have no drive. i mean, i still get it all-time.- have no drive. i mean, i still get it all time. people get it all the time. people eeemt— get it all the time. people around but around me just not tonight, but you around me just not tonight, but wee-whet— around me just not tonight, but wee-whetlmeem- around me just not tonight, but you-whatlmean .- around me just not tonight, but you what mean . she wasn't you know what i mean. she wasn't wremg— you know what i mean. she wasn't wrong that people are like metteere— wrong that people are like mediocre boring, mediocre and boring, but the teet—etl mediocre and boring, but the. teet—et heeh fact that she had a sort of posh eeeem— fact that she had a sort of posh eeeemt-ehe— fact that she had a sort of posh accent-she was— fact that she had a sort of posh accent she was attacking all accent and she was attacking all of accent and she was attacking all et—wee- accent and she was attacking all et—wee prettwl of wales, obviously was pretty emgegeter. — of wales, obviously was pretty. emgegeter. —epem unpopular. i think it's an open secret, that people

secret, isn't it, that people that seek election have a contempt for electorate and that seek election have a contrwouldn't? electorate and that seek election have a contrwouldn't? it'slectorate and that seek election have a contrwouldn't? it's perfectly and who wouldn't? it's perfectly reasonable. also, got to reasonable. also, i've got to say, this is tame stuff compared the young the young conservatives. when i was at college, i to around college, i used to walk around with hang nelson with t shirts with hang nelson mandela written on them. so this is tame isn't and is tame stuff, isn't it? and it's been dragged out by by i think the lib dems, as far as i can see, it's politicking in advance local council advance of the local council elections. and she's just some young. yeah, elections. and she's just some young . yeah, she's 20 what, 23 young. yeah, she's 20 what, 23 weere— young. yeah, she's 20 what, 23 weere ett. — young. yeah, she's 20 what, 23 years old. nobody— young. yeah, she's 20 what, 23 years old. nobody she's- “g yeah, she's 20 what, 23 years old. \: 1“ years old. nobody she's just in there. she's she's the years old. \: 1“ 1“r1:;”r1i; she's she's the future of there. she's she's the future of there. she's she's the future of the conservative _ 1“r1:;”r1i; she's she's the future of the conservative party. this three— the conservative party. this the re— the conservative party. this the he getmg— the conservative party. this video is going to come out so meme— video is going to come out so meme ttmee— video is going to come out so many times when— video is going to come out so many times when running many times when she's running for many times when she's running ter eerreee— many times when she's running for serious office. _ many times when she's running for serious office. it's going to for serious office. it's goingi te—ttmee. for serious office. it's going- te—ttmee. het to come out so many times. but do to come out so many times. but te-herhehe— to come out so many times. but do perhaps because to come out so many times. but do i perhaps because to come out so many times. but do i think perhaps because to come out so many times. but do i think she'srps because to come out so many times. but do i think she's black,ause she's i think she's black, she's eertehte— she's i think she's black, she's certainly some— she's i think she's black, she's certainly some sort ethnic certainly some sort of ethnic mhertte— certainly some sort of ethnic mtmertte . — certainly some sort of ethnic minority . and— certainly some sort of ethnic minority . and so- certainly some sort of ethnic minority . ' “r: t: minority. and so that could have sort of lulled thinking sort of lulled into thinking that okay to criticise the that it's okay to criticise the people wales who are white, people of wales who are white, as we see, you know, comedians doing the same thing, not realising that welsh are a minority. there's hardly any of them — minority. there's hardly any of them .— minority. there's hardly any of them . met— minority. there's hardly any of them . met h— minority. there's hardly any of them , not in wales— by. there's hardly any of them , not in wales they're not. them, not in wales they're not. thet-e— them, not in wales they're not. thet-e tree. — them, not in wales they're not. that's true. and _ them, not in wales they're not. that's true. and that's where ehe — that's true. and that's where ehe se — that's true. and that's where she was. so she— that's true. and that's where she was. so she was absolutely rtght. —the—

she was. so she was absolutely rtght—the emte- right. leo that's the only conclusion.— right. leo that's the only conclusion-i- right. leo that's the only conclusion. i feel bad . conclusion. now i feel bad. wett— conclusion. now i feel bad. we get— conclusion. now i feel bad. we-tt get ett— conclusion. now i feel bad. we'll get all sorts of complaints.- we'll get all sorts of- complaints-people we'll get all sorts of- complaints.-people are complaints. welsh people are greet.— complaints. welsh people are greet. r— complaints. welsh people are greet. r-wemt— complaints. welsh people are great. i-wantlsay- complaints. welsh people are great. i want say that great. i just want to say that for great. i just want to say that rer-reeert. — great. i just want to say that rer-reeert. r— great. i just want to say that for record, i think we've for the record, i think we've got— for the record, i think we've get—mewl for the record, i think we've. get—mew. got the clip we have now, now hete— got the clip we have now, now hewe get— got the clip we have now, now have got doddie_ got the clip we have now, now have got doddie saying something eheet— about europe at the end of the eegmemt. — segment. that's unconventional. no, segment. that's unconventional. we—etth- no, we don't have the clip. we eem-t— no, we don't have the clip. we tem-t-etth. — no, we don't have the clip. we tem-t-etth. iteetl don't have the clip. it's just eemehete— don't have the clip. it's justi somebody-anyway, somebody talking. anyway, the eerte— somebody talking. anyway, the daily another daily mail now and another women's brand hot women's clothing brand is in hot water using a big lumpy water for using a big lumpy bloke to advertise bras. roger oh this is i bloke to advertise bras. roger oh-this is i don't- bloke to advertise bras. roger oh-this is i don't knowi oh yeah. this is i don't know why— oh yeah. this is i don't know whe twe— oh yeah. this is i don't know whe r-we teem— oh yeah. this is i don't know why i've been given story why i've been given this story heeeeee— why i've been given this story heeeeee tt— why i've been given this story because it means— why i've been given this story because it means nothing to me. it's because it means nothing to me. rte—ee— because it means nothing to me. rte—se thre- because it means nothing to me. rte—se thte te- it's all nonsense. so this is the— it's all nonsense. so this is the australian— it's all nonsense. so this is the australian lingerie company, hemee— the australian lingerie company, hemee-whe. — the australian lingerie company, hemee-whe. whe- the australian lingerie company, honey who. who itself honey birdette who. who itself eeemte— honey birdette who. who itself eeemte e— honey birdette who. who itself eeemte e tet— honey birdette who. who itself sounds a lot like— honey birdette who. who itself sounds a lot like a vaudeville . sounds a lot like a vaudeville. hee— sounds a lot like a vaudeville. has defended— sounds a lot like a vaudeville. has defended itself after being etemmet— has defended itself after being slammed with— has defended itself after being slammed with homophobic and tremehhehte— slammed with homophobic and transphobic slurs— slammed with homophobic and transphobic slurs for using a hem—there— transphobic slurs for using a non—binary person to advertise a bra non—binary person to advertise a hre .— non—binary person to advertise a hre . r— non—binary person to advertise a hre . r eem-t— non—binary person to advertise a bra . i don't know— non—binary person to advertise a bra . i don't know whether we've bra. i don't know whether we've got bra. i don't know whether we've get e— bra. i don't know whether we've get e pretee— bra. i don't know whether we've get e pretere et— bra. i don't know whether we've got a picture of this, but heeteette— got a picture of this, but basically some some hairy. we hete— basically some some hairy. we hewe em— basically some some hairy. we hewe em tmege— basically some some hairy. we have an image. well, we do have an have an image. well, we do have em tmege— have an image. well, we do have em tmege thet— have an image. well, we do have an image that would be quite not teger— an image that would be quite not rteger weettm-t— an image that would be quite not roger wouldn't it. _ an image that would be quite not roger wouldn't it. / an image that would be quite not roger wouldn't it. t1/r1i;rit 1“ r1i; roger wouldn't it. yeah. he eeem-t— roger wouldn't it. yeah. he doesn't have under that. doesn't have a brown under that. this this is i mean the this is this is i mean it's the same looking fella. yeah. same good looking fella. yeah. he's fella . he's very good looking fella. veeh. — he's very good looking fella. veeh. rte— he's very good looking fella. yeah. it's always,— he's very good looking fella.

yeah. it's always, you know, thgerte— yeah. it's always, you know, lingerie companies and fashion gemerette— lingerie companies and fashion gemerette .— lingerie companies and fashion gemerette . amt. — lingerie companies and fashion generally . and. and perfumiers generally. and. and perfumiers hete— generally. and. and perfumiers hewe etweee— generally. and. and perfumiers have always pushed boundaries , have always pushed boundaries, hewem-t— have always pushed boundaries, hewem-t thew— have always pushed boundaries, haven't they? and— have always pushed boundaries, haven't they? and chosen to hrewete — haven't they? and chosen to grewete h— haven't they? and chosen to grewete h em— haven't they? and chosen to provoke in an attempt to garner publicitv-_ provoke in an attempt to garner pehttette. amt— provoke in an attempt to garner publicity. and once again, it's eertee— publicity. and once again, it's worked because— publicity. and once again, it's worked because we're talking eheet— worked because we're talking eheet rt.— worked because we're talking about it. yeah.— worked because we're talking about it. yeah. and i was going to about it. yeah. and i was going te save— about it. yeah. and i was going te save whet.— about it. yeah. and i was going te eee. whet. eee— about it. yeah. and i was going to say, nick, you know , he to say, nick, you know, he teeem-t— to say, nick, you know, he teeem-t he— to say, nick, you know, he doesn't he wouldn't be able to fill doesn't he wouldn't be able to tttt e— doesn't he wouldn't be able to tttt e tre— doesn't he wouldn't be able to fill a bra, but— doesn't he wouldn't be able to fill a bra, but he's— doesn't he wouldn't be able to fill a bra, but he's got pecs thet— fill a bra, but he's got pecs that-probably- fill a bra, but he's got pecs that probably larger than that are probably larger than a lot that are probably larger than a tet et— that are probably larger than a lot of supermodels. r1i; 1“ g: lot of supermodels. he's in good ehepe. the— lot of supermodels. he's in good shape. the-news- lot of supermodels. he's in good shape. the-newslthey. shape. the good news is they meet— shape. the good news is they haven't-non—binary. haven't used a non—binary model heeeeee—veehl because it doesn't exist. yeah, thet-e— because it doesn't exist. yeah, thet-e-geet— because it doesn't exist. yeah, that's-good-what. that's the good news. what thee-we— that's the good news. what they've narcissistic they've used is a narcissistic mete.— they've used is a narcissistic bloke-looking- they've used is a narcissistic bloke. looking bloke. yeah, bloke. good looking bloke. yeah, yeah,— bloke. good looking bloke. yeah,| eeeh—e yeah, yeah, exactly. who wants a bit-attention. _ yeah, yeah, exactly. who wants a bit attention. \rtir1“ “rig bit of attention. non—binary teem— bit of attention. non—binary- means. yeah._bloke. means. yeah. good looking bloke. tweete— means. yeah. good looking bloke. tweettelthet— means. yeah. good looking bloke. exactly. that what means exactly. is that what it means after years? ugly exactly. is that what it means after ugly years? ugly exactly. is that what it means after ugly young ars? ugly exactly. is that what it means after ugly young person? rogers code, ugly young person? rogers right. in the fashion— t: .g g 7 rogers right. in the fashion industry hee— right. in the fashion industry hee etweee— right. in the fashion industry has always been— right. in the fashion industry has always been freaky and heehet— has always been freaky and pushed boundaries pushed the boundaries of weirdness.— pushed the boundaries of. weirdness. _now pushed the boundaries of. wei tying;._now pushed the boundaries of. weitying in_now pushed the boundaries of wei tying in with now pushed the boundaries of wei tying in with with now it's tying in with with the grewettmg — it's tying in with with the grewettmg-r- it's tying in with with the prevailing i keep prevailing ideology. i keep tetthg— prevailing ideology. i keep talking they've talking about. and they've eeetmg— talking about. and they've. eeetmg—tett saying and then you can tell heeeeee— saying and then you can tell. heeeeee—eme because they're saying that any etteet—te- because they're saying that any attack _ is hate i attack on this person is hate eheeeh— attack on this person is hate egeeeh emt— attack on this person is hate speech and bullying. so like, you— speech and bullying. so like, eee-reente— speech and bullying. so like, you reality saying that's you know, reality saying that's a you know, reality saying that's e-hete— you know, reality saying that's a-hate speech. - you know, reality saying that's a hate speech. . a man is hate speech. it's just a man is hate speech. it's just a stance, isn't it? it's a transgressive stance in order transgressive stance in in order to pander to the target

demographic and indeed to gain pubuchy demographic and indeed to gain publicity. but demographic and indeed to gain publicity . but they've alienated publicity. but they've alienated whteh— publicity. but they've alienated women, which .— publicity. but they've alienated women, which . so— rt. by. but they've alienated women, which . so that's not very women, which. so that's not very emem— women, which. so that's not very emert. te— women, which. so that's not very emert. te tt— women, which. so that's not very emert. te tt 7— women, which. so that's not very smart, is it? or— women, which. so that's not very smart, is it? or is— women, which. so that's not very smart, is it? or is that a tttteremt— smart, is it? or is that a different company? which company is different company? which company te-veeh— different company? which company is-yeah,-alienated- is this? yeah, they've alienated wemem—eeehgi is this? yeah, they've alienated women have saying is this? yeah, they've alienated women have underneath women have posted underneath eeehg— women have posted underneath eeetmg thet— women have posted underneath saying that they've betrayed the ertgtmet— saying that they've betrayed the original founding— saying that they've betrayed the original founding ethos of the eemeeme— original founding ethos of the eemgeme. wett— original founding ethos of the company. well, they're saying we went— company. well, they're saying we went te— company. well, they're saying we wemt te eeggert— company. well, they're saying we want to support the lgbtq+ committe— want to support the lgbtq+ community, women and anyone who hteh— community, women and anyone who hteh hteh. — community, women and anyone who hteh mm the— community, women and anyone who blah, blah. and it's— community, women and anyone who blah, blah. and it's like, no, mee-hee— blah, blah. and it's like, no, no.-have.realise| no. but you have to realise now theee—ee- those are often at odds, as eerete— those are often at odds, as we've surely realised. shame on you mocking women . a fourth you for mocking women. a fourth added well, know , it's added well, you know, it's interesting, . interesting, isn't it, how. trans aggression often ends up andifs trans aggression often ends up and it's always been. but this. but this isn't even transgression. i mean, this is we eee— transgression. i mean, this is we eee thet— transgression. i mean, this is we say that it's— transgression. i mean, this is we say that it's transgressing egetmet— we say that it's transgressing against society— we say that it's transgressing against society and pushing the heemtertee. — against society and pushing the boundaries. it's— against society and pushing the boundaries. it's not it's just retmterehg— boundaries. it's not it's just reinforcing boundaries that have etreete— reinforcing boundaries that have etreete-eet— reinforcing boundaries that have etreete-eet he— reinforcing boundaries that have already set by governments already been set by governments and already been set by governments ehe—heehte- already been set by governments ehe—heehte whe| and politicians and people who are and politicians and people who erelhewer. — and politicians and people who are-power. correct. - and politicians and people who are power. g are in power. correct. it's reinforcing ideology that, reinforcing the ideology that, as before, pretends be as i said before, pretends to be oppressed, the oppressed, but actually is the one ruling everything. one that's ruling everything. transvestism has always traditionally veered and lurched occasionally towards misogyny and mockery of women. and

and the mockery of women. and i think that's always been- think that's always been a grehtem — think that's always been a problem and— think that's always been a problem and that's why we like it problem and that's why we like tt emewee— problem and that's why we like tt emewee . — problem and that's why we like tt emewee . the— problem and that's why we like it anyway. problem and that's why we like it anyway . htirrt it anyway. the independent now, an ad has been banned just for helping ugly mothers. nick wow . helping ugly mothers. nick wow. you've just said two shocking thhge— you've just said two shocking thtmge h— you've just said two shocking thtmge h e— you've just said two shocking things in a row.— you've just said two shocking things in a row. i— you've just said two shocking things in a row. i disavow etremgte— things in a row. i disavow strongly. yeah,- things in a row. i disavow strongly. yeah, this is an etwert— strongly. yeah, this is an advert banned- strongly. yeah, this is an advert banned for promoting back to advert banned for promoting back te-hetee— advert banned for promoting back te-hetex ter— advert banned for promoting back to botox for mothers that to school botox for mothers that wttt— to school botox for mothers that wttt-e— to school botox for mothers that wttt-e ehrhg— to school botox for mothers that will-a spring back- to school botox for mothers that will a spring back in their will put a spring back in their etee. — will put a spring back in their etee. -et— will put a spring back in their etee. -et-tt-e- step. it's kind of like it's the— step. it's kind of like it's like-advert,- step. it's kind of like it's like advert, but step. it's kind of like it's- like-advert, but with like a 1950s advert, but with tetee— like a 1950s advert, but with hetee .— like a 1950s advert, but with hetee . the.— like a 1950s advert, but with botox , like,-give- botox, like, ladies, give eeereett— botox, like, ladies, give yourself botox . put botox, like, ladies, give- yourself-botox . put that yourself some botox. put that ehrmg— yourself some botox. put that egrmgleeer— yourself some botox. put that springlyour etee— yourself some botox. put that spring your step . g yourself some botox. put that spring your step. . gtir spring in your step. has it got m— spring in your step. has it got cocaine in it? like the tonics in 50s? i'm not sure. i in the 505? i'm not sure. i eem-t— in the 505? i'm not sure. i can't confirm,— in the 505? i'm not sure. i can't confirm, but- in the 505? i'm not sure. i can't confirm, but it- 1“ 5057 i'm not sure. i can't confirm, but it says quite a can't confirm, but it says quite e etremge— can't confirm, but it says quite e etremge thtmg— can't confirm, but it says quite a strange thing. says there's a strange thing. it says there's a strange thing. it says there's e—eee-re- a few ideas here. if you're one of a few ideas here. if you're one et—tei of those mums who wants to tezzte — of those mums who wants to tezzte et— of those mums who wants to dazzle at the— of those mums who wants to dazzle at the school gates. of course, man wants to dazzle course, if a man wants to dazzle at course, if a man wants to dazzle et—getee— course, if a man wants to dazzle et—getee-e- course, if a man wants to dazzle et—getee-e redl at the school gates, it's a red tteg— at the school gates, it's a red tteglwemem— flag. but women quite a tttteremt— flag. but women quite a. different—the flag. but women quite a- different_the key different scenario. and the key part— different scenario. and the key pert te— different scenario. and the key pert te thet— different scenario. and the key part is that the— different scenario. and the key part is that the company has eert— part is that the company has said.actually_ part is that the company has said actually was appropriate said it actually was appropriate heeeeee— because quantitative research ehewe— because quantitative research ehewethet— because quantitative research shows that many— because quantitative research shows that many people do book treetmemte— shows that many people do book treatments after— shows that many people do book treatments after school treatments after the school hettteee— treatments after the school holidays. .true - treatments after the school holidays. true now being holidays. but true now being hete— holidays. but true now being hete egeeeh— holidays. but true now being hate speech, the— holidays. but true now being hate speech, the asa has ruled thet— hate speech, the asa has ruled thet tte— hate speech, the asa has ruled that it's irresponsible . how can that it's irresponsible. how can it that it's irresponsible. how can tt he— that it's irresponsible. how can it be irresponsible— that it's irresponsible. how can it be irresponsible if it's what geehte— it be irresponsible if it's what geegte te— it be irresponsible if it's what geegte te e — it be irresponsible if it's what people do ? yeah,- it be irresponsible if it's what people do ? / it be irresponsible if it's what people do ? t1/r1i;rit 1“ e�*j: “g people do? yeah, the advertising standards agency has ruled that the advert exploited women's

insecurities around ageing and perpetuate the harmful gender stereotype that women should look a certain way. stereotype that women should look a certain way . well, you look a certain way. well, you might as well shut down the whole industry now, guys. yeah. ridiculous. anyway,— : gt; yeah. ridiculous. anyway, guardian ridiculous. anyway, the guardian emt— ridiculous. anyway, the guardian met the— ridiculous. anyway, the guardian now and the korean government is hrthhg— now and the korean government is hrthtmg merte— now and the korean government is hrthtmg merte te— now and the korean government is bribing nerds to stop them being merte— bribing nerds to stop them being merte. — bribing nerds to stop them being merte. teger— bribing nerds to stop them being nerds . roger oh,— bribing nerds to stop them being nerds . roger oh, this- bribing nerds to stop them being nerds . “g bribing nerds to stop them being nerds. “g bribing nerds to stop them being nerds . “g 1ir7“r: nerds. roger oh, this is the end of society as we know it. this is all quite well. it's the whole there's whole incel culture, and there's a new oh, there's a whole a whole new oh, there's a whole new language to learn here as well. is the story. korean, well. this is the story. korean, south government. but south korean government. but it's his international. they are apparently i'm not quite sure how this is supposed to work , how this is supposed to work, but they are apparently giving the equivalent of 498 american dollars per month. is that right 7.7 dollars per month. is that right ? to reclusive youths estimated to be 3% of the population to help them leave the house? how that money will help them leave the house than stay the house rather than stay inside , becoming reclusive, inside, becoming more reclusive, playing video games and eating doughnuts ? i'm not entirely doughnuts? i'm not entirely sure. but that's that's the plan. the condition is known . plan. the condition is known. it's a japanese word, haiku .

it's a japanese word, haiku. aomori, a japanese term that roughly translates as to run up a clock as around 350,000 people between the ages of 19 and 39in south korea are considered lonely or isolated around 3% of that age group, to according the korea institute. now, the problem is, and this is why heralds the end of society, as we know it, the birthrate has fallen below one. for the first time in south korea. it's needs to be it needs to be the fertility rate needs to be at 2.1 is they maintain a stable population. i mean, that's that's the implosion of ordinary society as we know it, isn't it? it's a horrendous potential. it's a horrendous potential. it's a horrendous potential. it's a country. it's a country eemmttthg— it's a country. it's a country committing suicide because eee-we— committing suicide because eee-we get— committing suicide because eee-we get e— committing suicide because you've got a slow birth, low htrth— you've got a slow birth, low htrth tee— you've got a slow birth, low birth rates. no— you've got a slow birth, low birth rates. no one wants to go eet— birth rates. no one wants to go eet emt— birth rates. no one wants to go eet emt te— birth rates. no one wants to go out and do anything. you think hehg— out and do anything. you think hetmg meet— out and do anything. you think hetmg meet te— out and do anything. you think being next to korea and being next to north korea and thet— being next to north korea and that-horrific,- being next to north korea and that horrific, they're being next to north korea and théinspired horrific, they're being next to north korea and théinspired byiorrific, they're being next to north korea and théinspired by their c, they're being next to north korea and théinspired by their relativee be inspired by their relative treetem— freedom, but apparently not. it is . freedom, but apparently not. it te-. thee-re— freedom, but apparently not. it te-. thee-re teet- freedom, but apparently not. it is . they're just giving is very sad. they're just giving up is very sad. they're just giving eh emt— is very sad. they're just giving eh emtlheghemet- is very sad. they're just giving up and happened japan. up and it happened in japan. the— up and it happened in japan. this hikikomori_ up and it happened in japan. this hikikomori thing. it this hikikomori thing. and it was because— this hikikomori thing. and it was because couldn't was because they couldn't even ettert — afford marriage. they couldn't ettert— afford marriage. they couldn't ettert e— afford marriage. they couldn't afford a house— afford marriage. they couldn't afford a house or— afford marriage. they couldn't

afford a house or whatever. it them-t— afford a house or whatever. it memt-eeem— afford a house or whatever. it didn't seem worth it for didn't didn't seem worth it for them. — didn't didn't seem worth it for them. .wemem— didn't didn't seem worth it for them. .women are- didn't didn't seem worth it for them. women are all them. the women are all temtmtete— them. the women are all| feminists—they feminists. they just they theeght— feminists. they just theyi theeght—te feminists. they just they- thought,_to bother thought, i'm not going to bother heeee— thought, i'm not going to bother heeee mete— thought, i'm not going to bother house made out— thought, i'm not going to bother house made out paper. �*jrjtjti;4 house made out of paper. well, i thmt— house made out of paper. well, i thmtlwee— house made out of paper. well, i thinklwas more— house made out of paper. well, i think was more believe i think it was more i believe i believe japan. a of believe in japan. a lot of it started-cost- started from the cost of merrteeg — started from the cost of marriage. 0” get“ marriage. origami is the solution to all housing solution to all our housing problems . of solution to all our housing problems. of course it is. it's been staring us the face for been staring us in the face for generations . this is i mean, generations. this is i mean, honestly, tragic . it's honestly, it's tragic. it's a whiff sadness to this story . whiff of sadness to this story. very sad. you have to pay people to very sad. you have to pay people te-twe— very sad. you have to pay people te-twe-ttte- very sad. you have to pay people te-twe-ttte r- to actually live there. like i eem-t— to actually live there. like i tent—te- to actually live there. like ii tem-t—te-r-tt don't really want to live. i'll ghe— don't really want to live. i'll ghee—tt-el don't really want to live. i'llj ghee—rte e give you $490. maybe it's a generational— give you $490. maybe it's a generational thing, of course, as generational thing, of course,. ee—metcettem as well. and it's an indication of technology insulates and of how technology insulates and isolates to a degree and socialising . so they're all in socialising. so they're all in the metaverse. well, except thee-re— the metaverse. well, except thee-re met.— the metaverse. well, except they're not, because- well, except they're not, because mark zeeterherg— they're not, because mark zuckerberg is— they're not, because mark zuckerberg is losing lots of memee— zuckerberg is losing lots of memee em— zuckerberg is losing lots of money on that— zuckerberg is losing lots of money on that anyway, continuing the-et— money on that anyway, continuing the-of-eastern- money on that anyway, continuing the of eastern incels the theme of far eastern incels . the— the theme of far eastern incels . the r— the theme of far eastern incels .the r regrette— the theme of far eastern incels , the i reports and— the theme of far eastern incels , the i reports and the tragic treme— , the i reports and the tragic tremt et— , the i reports and the tragic trend of japanese nerds marrying rehete. — trend of japanese nerds marrying rehete. whet.— trend of japanese nerds marrying robots. nick, this— trend of japanese nerds marrying robots. nick, this is— trend of japanese nerds marrying robots. nick, this is the same etere— robots. nick, this is the same etere reette— robots. nick, this is the same story really, isn't— robots. nick, this is the same story really, isn't it? c : story really, isn't it? it feeds m. eer— story really, isn't it? it feeds in. our producers— story really, isn't it? c : 1“ our producers had a field in. our producers had a field day— in. our producers had a field tee wtth— in. our producers had a field day with these _ in. our producers had a field day with these it's- 1“ our producers had a field day with these it's he's quite temete— day with these it's he's quite lonely himself— day with these it's he's quite lonely himself so this is regemeee— lonely himself so this is japanese shootings yeah flocked to-intelligent_ japanese shootings yeah flocked to intelligent interactive to hyper intelligent interactive emme— to hyper intelligent interactive emtme-het- to hyper intelligent interactive anime bot named anime style wife bot named them—

anime style wife bot named httert emt— anime style wife bot named hikari and it's— anime style wife bot named hikari and it's a— anime style wife bot named hikari and it's a little tube emt— hikari and it's a little tube met the— hikari and it's a little tube and this little— hikari and it's a little tube and this little image pops up the— and this little image pops up like something— and this little image pops up like something out of star wars or like something out of star wars er eemethtmg— like something out of star wars or something. it— like something out of star wars or something. it goes . and it's or something. it goes. and it's a or something. it goes. and it's e ttttte— or something. it goes. and it's e ttttte tte— or something. it goes. and it's a little it's a— or something. it goes. and it's a little it's a woman there. rte— a little it's a woman there. he the— a little it's a woman there. it's like the _ a little it's a woman there. it's like the movie it's it's like the movie her. it's vou— it's like the movie her. it's eee-tt— it's like the movie her. it's eee-rt ehe.- it's like the movie her. it's you-it and, and. it's like the movie her. it's you it and, and it's you can see it and, and it's eemhhet— you can see it and, and it's combined with— you can see it and, and it's combined with .— you can see it and, and it's combined with . it's not like a combined with. it's not like a tteehttght. — combined with. it's not like a flashlight. .wo— combined with. it's not like a flashlight. ino ,— combined with. it's not like a flashlight.ino , no- combined with. it's not like a flashlight. we. g combined with. it's not like a flashlight. \rtir e l flashlight. no, no it's a little it's a hologrammatic projection. i've watched the video and it's wetrt. — i've watched the video and it's wetrt. het— i've watched the video and it's wetrt. tet et— i've watched the video and it's weird, but of a— i've watched the video and it's weird, but of a woman, she's treeeet— weird, but of a woman, she's dressed kind— weird, but of a woman, she's dressed kind of— weird, but of a woman, she's dressed kind of like a maid. rte— dressed kind of like a maid. rt-e retee— dressed kind of like a maid. it's japan, you— dressed kind of like a maid. it's japan, you know, like it's japan, you know, it's like tte— it's japan, you know, it's like he the— it's japan, you know, it's like it's the tube. _ it's japan, you know, it's like it's the tube. “r: no, it's the tube. move around. no, ehe— it's the tube. move around. no, ehe teet— it's the tube. move around. no, ehe teet hege— it's the tube. move around. no, ehe teet gege eh.— it's the tube. move around. no, she just pops up. she's- it's the tube. “r: no, she just pops up. she's there , she just pops up. she's there, emt— she just pops up. she's there, emt eee— she just pops up. she's there, emt eee eem— she just pops up. she's there, and you can talk— she just pops up. she's there, and you can talk to her because ehe-e— she's programmed with al eemhhet— she's programmed with al combined and— she's programmed with al combined and one thing that's gette— combined and one thing that's gette reme— combined and one thing that's quite funny about it it says quite funny about it is it says you— quite funny about it is it says eee-em— quite funny about it is it says you-an unlimited. you can have an unlimited conversations,— you can have an unlimited conversations, responses, you can have an unlimited conjanditions, responses, you can have an unlimited conjand the s, responses, you can have an unlimited conjand the characterssponses, you can have an unlimited conjand the characters ,ionses, but and the characters, individual— but and the characters, individual individuality can be metmtehet— individual individuality can be maintained to— individual individuality can be maintained to some extent. so it's maintained to some extent. so he met— maintained to some extent. so he met eem— maintained to some extent. so it's not even individual it's not even a full individual . het— it's not even a full individual . tet-thet-e— it's not even a full individuali , but-that's-enough , but men, that's good enough for , but men, that's good enough tet—merretmg- , but men, that's good enough tet—merretmg ttl , but men, that's good enough for—marrying it in| for men they're marrying it in thetr— for men they're marrying it in their thousands. _ for men they're marrying it in their thousands. loads men for men they're marrying it in their marriedjs. loads men for men they're marrying it in their married thisoads men for men they're marrying it in their married this 4000, men have married this 4000, eggeremtte— have married this 4000, apparently around 4000 men have so apparently around 4000 men have ee ter— apparently around 4000 men have ee ter wet— apparently around 4000 men have so far wed their— apparently around 4000 men have so far wed their digital companions. '1“r: so far wed their digital companions. '“r: ”ri; so far wed their digital- companions. and apparently the wife knows everything. i don't know why you want— wife knows everything. i don't know why you want a- “g i don't know why you want a wife that thewe— know why you want a wife that knows everything,— knows everything, but she's. ehe-e— knows everything, but she's. she-e e— knows everything, but she's. she's a hologram and she can reehemt— she's a hologram and she can reehemt te— she's a hologram and she can respond to-sorry,- she's a hologram and she can respond to sorry, but respond to your so sorry, but ehe— respond to your so sorry, but ehe-reehemt— respond to your so sorry, but she-respond-so.| she can respond to you. so. veeh— she can respond to you. so. veeh-te— she can respond to you. so. yeah,-is-future,-

she can respond to you. so. yeah, is future, leo yeah, this is the future, leo veeh— yeah, this is the future, leo veeh tte— yeah, this is the future, leo yeah, it's genuinely terrifying. weet— yeah, it's genuinely terrifying. veeh . r— yeah, it's genuinely terrifying. veeh. t he— yeah, it's genuinely terrifying. / i mean, yeah. and the cost yeah. i mean, yeah. and the cost as yeah. i mean, yeah. and the cost ee wett. — yeah. i mean, yeah. and the cost as well. £2,000.— yeah. i mean, yeah. and the cost as well. £2,000. you— t1/r1i;e 1“ i mean, yeah. and the cost as well. £2,000. you could. i mean, you could— as well. £2,000. you could. i mean, you could take a real woman on, on some dates for that mee — woman on, on some dates for that mee tm— woman on, on some dates for that money. i'm worried— woman on, on some dates for that money. i'm worried it's- woman on, on some dates for that money. gtir “g money. i'm worried it's going to make real women have an engagement ring is many times that of course it. so that of course isn't it. so let's look at the rt.tir. 1“ e . so let's look at the economic reettttee— let's look at the economic realities. £2,000 is obscenely emett— realities. £2,000 is obscenely emett ee— realities. £2,000 is obscenely emett ee em— realities. £2,000 is obscenely small as an amount of money gtwem— small as an amount of money gtwem httert— small as an amount of money given hikari plays upon some rehemeee— given hikari plays upon some japanese male— given hikari plays upon some japanese male fantasies , japanese male fantasies, etttmetete— japanese male fantasies, ultimately fulfilling the otaku treem — ultimately fulfilling the otaku treem mee— ultimately fulfilling the otaku dream may require dialling down thet.— dream may require dialling down ehet. ert— dream may require dialling down ehet. err hte— dream may require dialling down chat. gpt his prodigious tmtetteet— chat. gpt his prodigious intellect ,— chat. gpt his prodigious intellect , confessed its intellect, confessed its creator, mr.— intellect, confessed its creator, mr. takeshi. ritzy. intellect, confessed its- creator, mr. takeshi. they need to creator, mr. takeshi. they need te mete— creator, mr. takeshi. they need to make it dumber so men like it. it's in danger of outflanking real women. leo is what's happening. the bot, the ai not what i'm ai bot. that's not what i'm saying. the japanese saying. that's what the japanese people saying. well, people are saying. well, couldn't couldn't the man just sit couldn't couldn't the man just ettleeegte— couldn't couldn't the man just sit-google-know,l couldn't couldn't the man just. sit-google-know, like sit on google and you know, like newt— sit on google and you know, like here memt— sit on google and you know, like david brent in— sit on google and you know, like david brent in the— sit on google and you know, like david brent in the office come teet— david brent in the office come tech-emerter- back with even smarter facts to the— rte— back with even smarter facts to the—rte teet- back with even smarter facts to the—rte teet em- the to the bot? it's just an ttee. — the to the bot? it's just an ttee. amewee— the to the bot? it's just an idea. anyway, that's it for part three— idea. anyway, that's it for part three eemhg— idea. anyway, that's it for part three coming up— idea. anyway, that's it for part three coming up the final three coming up in the final eeettee— section, we have inclusive skin teme— section, we have inclusive skin temeerm-te- section, we have inclusive skin tone,-terms. how- section, we have inclusive skin tone, terms. how positive tone, condom terms. how positive thtmtmg— tone, condom terms. how positive thtmthg eem— tone, condom terms. how positive thinking can sharpen memory in etter— thinking can sharpen memory in etter ege—

thinking can sharpen memory in etter ege emt— thinking can sharpen memory in older age and the— thinking can sharpen memory in older age and the ups and downs of older age and the ups and downs et-merrtet— older age and the ups and downs et-merrtet te— older age and the ups and downs of-married tolrag- older age and the ups and downs of married to rag doll. of being married to a rag doll. thre— of being married to a rag doll. the-eee— of being married to a rag doll. thte-eee wemt- of being married to a rag doll. this you won't want to miss this time you won't want to miss it .

welcome back to headliners the tette— welcome back to headliners the tette meet— welcome back to headliners the gette meet mew— welcome back to headliners the daily meal now and finally, someone's tackling racist condoms. “g someone's tackling racist condoms. g condoms. roger, this is the world's first skin tone. condoms launched in a bid to make sex more inclusive . the world's more inclusive. the world's first skin toned condoms come in four colours, four colour choices, dark brown, medium, brown, light brown. and also in original latex. all right, where's the caucasian? i guess that's where's the caucasian? i guess thet-e ertgtmet— where's the caucasian? i guess that's original latex. - where's the caucasian? i guess that's original latex. we- where's the caucasian? i guess that's original latex. we not ertgtmet— that's original latex. we not original latex. the original latex colour. yeah. we're not. were— latex colour. yeah. we're not. were met.— latex colour. yeah. we're not. we're not. we're— latex colour. yeah. we're not. we're not. we're not.- legix t” yeah. we're not. we're not. we're not. that's not the— we're not. we're not. that's not the eeme— we're not. we're not. that's not the same colours— we're not. we're not. that's not the same colours as— we're not. we're not. that's not

the same colours as white peepte— the same colours as white geegte. te— the same colours as white geegte. te tte— the same colours as white people, is it? this is a non grehtem — people, is it? this is a non grehtem .— people, is it? this is a non problem . there- people, is it? this is a non problem . there wasn't like they problem. there wasn't like they whtte— problem. there wasn't like they were white _they- were white were they. they weemt— were white were they. they weren't-white - were white were they. they weren't white people. weren't like for white people. veeh. —thee- weren't like for white people. yeah. _they want. weren't like for white people.| yeah. _they want to yeah. and also if they want to mete— yeah. and also if they want to mete-thee— yeah. and also if they want to mete-thee-tel make them, if they want to make them — make them, if they want to make them meteh— make them, if they want to make them match _tone- make them, if they want to make them match _tone of- make them, if they want to make them match tone of the them match the skin tone of the hee— them match the skin tone of the hereem—tem-tl person using them, why don't thee—eemtemei they just make the condoms, see threegh—thee-tt- they just make the condoms, see throug it_they'll- they just make the condoms, see throug it perfectly they'll they just make the condoms, see throug it perfectly . they'll they just make the condoms, see throug it perfectly . �*jrjtjti;4 'll they just make the condoms, see throug it perfectly. �*jrjtjti;4 match it perfectly. well, as i retee.— match it perfectly. well, as i recall, they're fairly see through it's a little through anyway, so it's a little while. but as i recall, when you put one fairly transparent anyway, aren't they . certainly anyway, aren't they. certainly when they're massively inflated in order to fit then pat cullen well to nana story, it's almost as if it's a press release that's been printed in a paper and a replacement for proper journalism. anyway, the times reweethg— journalism. anyway, the times now revealing that— anyway, the times now revealing that positive thtmthg— now revealing that positive thtmthg te— now revealing that positive thinking is good for all people. it's thinking is good for all people. he e— thinking is good for all people. he e eheme— thinking is good for all people. it's a shame they're all so mteerehte— it's a shame they're all so miserable then. - it's a shame they're all so miserable then. nick, you're eheetetete— miserable then. nick, you're absolutely right. egg, miserable then. nick, you're absolutely right. “rig e”r1i; absolutely right. they are not. he absolutely right. they are not. he them-t— absolutely right. they are not. he didn't mean— absolutely right. they are not. he didn't mean you— absolutely right. they are not. he didn't mean you ,— absolutely right. “rig e”r1i; he didn't mean you , roger. he he didn't mean you, roger. he eee— he didn't mean you, roger. he sees you as a similar age to mm.— sees you as a similar age to mm. reettwe— sees you as a similar age to him. positive thinking can help ehemem— him. positive thinking can help ehergem memere— him. positive thinking can help sharpen memory in old age, and it's sharpen memory in old age, and he e— sharpen memory in old age, and he e etete— sharpen memory in old age, and he e etete em— sharpen memory in old age, and it's a study on people over 65 eeehg— it's a study on people over 65 eeetmg tt— it's a study on people over 65 eeetmg tt thee— it's a study on people over 65 saying if they have a happy ettttete— saying if they have a happy attitude-ageing- saying if they have a happy attitude ageing , they're attitude about ageing, they're grehehte— attitude about ageing, they're probably they're probably delusional. they're them— probably delusional. they're them thee— probably delusional. they're then they like— probably delusional. they're then they like if they say thtmge— then they like if they say

thtmge the.— then they like if they say things like, the older get, things like, the older i get, the—r- things like, the older i get, the—r teet. i things like, the older i get,- the_| feel. that's the more useless i feel. that's tet.— the more useless i feel. that's tet. attheegh— the more useless i feel. that's bad. although this this article teeem-t— bad. although this this article doesn't-explain- bad. although this this article doesn't explain it very doesn't really explain it very wet.— doesn't really explain it very wettlmeehe— doesn't really explain it very well. i maybe the - doesn't really explain it very well. maybe the writer is well. so maybe the writer is etee— also suffering from mild eegmttwe—l also suffering from mild- cognitive_, which is cognitive impairment, which is whet— cognitive impairment, which is whet thee-re— cognitive impairment, which is what they're calling it, and but ereetette— what they're calling it, and but crucially, sentence here is crucially, the sentence here is the— crucially, the sentence here is the etete— crucially, the sentence here is the study could— crucially, the sentence here is the study could not prove a eeetwe— the study could not prove a causative -so - the study could not prove a causative so whole causative link. so the whole thtmg— causative link. so the whole thing-basically- thing is basically nonsense, nonsense anyway. so it's a theore— nonsense anyway. so it's a theory that couldn't proven . theory that couldn't be proven. yeah. they just say, oh theory that couldn't be proven. yeah. it they just say, oh yeah.« it might they just say, oh theory that couldn't be proven. yeah. it might bey just say, oh theory that couldn't be proven. yeah. it might be true, say, oh theory that couldn't be proven. yeah. it might be true, but', oh yeah.« it might be true, but they yeah, it might be true, but they eeettm-t— yeah, it might be true, but they eeettm-t preve— yeah, it might be true, but they couldn't prove causative link. couldn't prove a causative link. wett—heht— couldn't prove a causative link. well—point then? i well what's the point then? rte— well what's the point then? rte-ee— well what's the point then? rte-es eeemg- it's as bland as saying think positive it really? cheer it's as bland as saying think pos file it really? cheer it's as bland as saying think pos it might it really? cheer it's as bland as saying think pos it might neverlly? cheer it's as bland as saying think pos it might never happen.tr it's as bland as saying think pos it might never happen. yeah, up. it might never happen. yeah, it's to it than it's nothing more to it than that. so in this case, it tethttete— so in this case, it definitely barely definitely will barely constitutes- definitely will barely constitutes news definitely will barely constitutes. news at definitely will barely constituteslnews at all. constitutes a news story at all. whether— constitutes a news story at all. another-another- constitutes a news story at all. another another nana another one. another nana emether— another one. another nana another story. _ another one. another nana another story. anyway, this . thre— another story. anyway, this one's. this one's- another story. anyway, this one's . 1“ one's. this one's better. the telegraph now has sad news that one of the great pleasures in life, the smell of a new car, is actually killing us. yes, well , actually killing us. yes, well, it's not not that it's not it's not that surprising, it? because the surprising, is it? because the emett— surprising, is it? because the smell—plastic. smell is clearly the plastic heettmg— smell is clearly the plastic heettmg eg— smell is clearly the plastic heettmg eh m— smell is clearly the plastic heating up in the sun or whetewer— heating up in the sun or whetewer .— heating up in the sun or whatever . and that new smell whatever. and that new car smell epperemtte— whatever. and that new car smell eggeremtte te— whatever. and that new car smell apparently is formaldehyde , apparently is formaldehyde, ememg— apparently is formaldehyde, ememg ether— apparently is formaldehyde, among other things, which is a the— among other things, which is a class one carcinogen. yeah and

epgeremtte— class one carcinogen. yeah and eggeremtte h— class one carcinogen. yeah and eggeremtte m e— class one carcinogen. yeah and apparently in a car— class one carcinogen. yeah and apparently in a car , if you apparently in a car, if you theee— apparently in a car, if you eheee met— apparently in a car, if you choose not to— apparently in a car, if you choose not to open the windows, them— choose not to open the windows, them were — choose not to open the windows, then you're basically sat there in then you're basically sat there h the— then you're basically sat there h the mew— then you're basically sat there in the new car,— then you're basically sat there in the new car, smell all just systematically— in the new car, smell all just systematically ,— in the new car, smell all just systematically , gradually dying systematically, gradually dying .ttght. — systematically, gradually dying . rttght. ame— systematically, gradually dying . right. and the— systematically, gradually dying . right. “r: 1“ . right. and the levels in your body are twice the acceptable levels. nick really? yeah. i them-t— levels. nick really? yeah. i them-t eem— levels. nick really? yeah. i didn't even read— nick really? yeah. i didn't even read that much like the etertee— didn't even read that much like the stories like— didn't even read that much like the stories like this scare me tee— the stories like this scare me tee meth— the stories like this scare me tee meeh ee— the stories like this scare me too much, so i— the stories like this scare me too much, so i couldn't even gregerte— too much, so i couldn't even gregerte reet— too much, so i couldn't even properly read it.— too much, so i couldn't even properly read it. but it does hetm— properly read it. but it does germ-thet— properly read it. but it does point-that many- properly read it. but it does point that many of the point out that many of the eemgeemte— point out that many of the compounds are— point out that many of the compounds are listed as carcinogenic.— carcinogenic. then it points oute— carcinogenic. then it points out,-sunlight- carcinogenic. then it points out, sunlight and alcohol. out, so is sunlight and alcohol. so out, so is sunlight and alcohol. se we— out, so is sunlight and alcohol. se we-et— out, so is sunlight and alcohol. se we-et meet— out, so is sunlight and alcohol. so we-of need the- out, so is sunlight and alcohol. so we of need the sun, so we kind of need the sun, ettheegh— so we kind of need the sun, ettheegh r— so we kind of need the sun, although i did— so we kind of need the sun, although i did mild skin although i did get a mild skin cancer,_of need. although i did get a mild skin. cancer,_of need the cancer, but we kind of need the sun—alcohol. sun and we don't need alcohol. sunfish—but- sun and we don't need alcohol. scottish—but we- sun and we don't need alcohol. scottish but we tend scottish people do. but we tend not to— scottish people do. but we tend not to lock— scottish people do. but we tend not to lock _ inside - scottish people do. but we tend not to lock inside an not to lock ourselves inside an airtight—sun- not to lock ourselves inside an airtight—sun rightl airtight car with the sun right . wen,— airtight car with the sun right . wen-is— airtight car with the sun right . well,-is good.- airtight car with the sun right . well, is good. this is . well, this is good. this is why— . well, this is good. this is| why—i why i don't drive. i mean, i was worried— why i don't drive. i mean, i was worried-the— why i don't drive. i mean, i was worried the dangers of worried about the dangers of driving. — worried about the dangers of driving. _hidden- worried about the dangers of driving. hidden danger driving. it's the hidden danger .—in— driving. it's the hidden danger .—in i..- . this is another in the everything— everything gives you cancer genre— genre, basically. yeah, absolutely— genre, basically. yeah, absolutely ' "g genre, basically. yeah, absolutely-anyway, now absolutely. anyway, the mail now has news that will surprise nobody . road rage makes your nobody. road rage makes your worst driver , nick. that's worst driver, nick. that's another z ” \t m that's another questionable study to se— another questionable study to me. so scientists— another questionable study to me. so scientists have revealed the-behaviours— me. so scientists have revealed the-behaviours of- me. so scientists have revealed the behaviours of aggressive the key behaviours of aggressive drivers— the key behaviours of aggressive drivers-have— the key behaviours of aggressive drivers-have a- the key behaviours of aggressive drivers have a 3.3mph

drivers and they have a 3.3mph teeter— drivers and they have a 3.3mph teeter speed— drivers and they have a 3.3mph faster speed than— drivers and they have a 3.3mph faster speed than non aggressive drivers— faster speed than non aggressive drivers and— faster speed than non aggressive drivers and they— faster speed than non aggressive drivers and they exhibit 2.5 emee— drivers and they exhibit 2.5 times mee— drivers and they exhibit 2.5 times more mistakes. but these eke— times more mistakes. but these seem like symptoms, not causes to me— seem like symptoms, not causes to vee— seem like symptoms, not causes to you knew,— seem like symptoms, not causes to me. you know, they get angry so to me. you know, they get angry eee-drive— to me. you know, they get angry so-drive faster. _ to me. you know, they get angry so-drive faster. i- to me. you know, they get angry so drive faster. i don't so they drive faster. i don't eee-tie— so they drive faster. i don't see-this really- so they drive faster. i don't see this really helps us see how this really helps us eeueuy— see how this really helps us actually solve— see how this really helps us actually solve the problem. the see how this really helps us actusurprising the problem. the see how this really helps us actu surprising thing'oblem. the see how this really helps us actu surprising thing was in. the see how this really helps us actu surprising thing was perhaps one surprising thing was perhaps to one surprising thing was perhaps te eeme— one surprising thing was perhaps to people— one surprising thing was perhaps to some people that it to some people that that it effecte— to some people that that it affects women _ to some people that that it affects women more than men. you knew,— affects women more than men. you knee—idea- affects women more than men. you knee—deale- know, you've got this idea of a toxic— know, you've got this idea of a toxic-reed— know, you've got this idea of a toxic-road rage,- know, you've got this idea of a toxic road rage, but it's toxic male road rage, but it's eeueuy— toxic male road rage, but it's actually women— toxic male road rage, but it's actually women because of their claiming—to- claiming that it's due to a ef— claiming that it's due to a sense of threat— claiming that it's due to a sense of threat and a survival meme. — sense of threat and a survival instinct. another— sense of threat and a survival instinct. another weird fact was that— instinct. another weird fact was thet-whe — instinct. another weird fact was that-who drive - instinct. another weird fact was that-who drive on. that motorists who drive on tuesdays— that motorists who drive on tuesdays in— that motorists who drive on tuesdays in september between 6 and e— tuesdays in september between 6 and e in— tuesdays in september between 6 and e in the— tuesdays in september between 6 and 9 in the morning are the meet— and 9 in the morning are the most dangerous. _ and 9 in the morning are the most dangerous. isn't that odd.7 specifics?— specifics.7 they've got a specific specific time day. specific specific time of day. is that because there are more accidents— is that because there are more accidents-specific- is that because there are more accidents specific three accidents at that specific three hour— accidents at that specific three hour window?— accidents at that specific three hour window? _ accidents at that specific three hour window? so _ accidents at that specific three hour window? so that's the three hour window? so that's the three hour over whole year. hour window over the whole year. that's window that's the one window to not drive . take bus. the drive. take the bus. the justification for- drive. take the bus. the justification for this- z ” the justification for this is that ite— justification for this is that its a— justification for this is that its a way— justification for this is that its a way of— justification for this is that it's a way of identifying dangerous— it's a way of identifying dangerous drivers potentially for dangerous drivers potentially fer eee— dangerous drivers potentially for self driving— dangerous drivers potentially for self driving vehicles for some potential— for self driving vehicles for some potential time in the future.— some potential time in the future. when— some potential time in the future. when we share the road with— future. when we share the road with eee— future. when we share the road with self driving— future. when we share the road with self driving vehicles, thet-e— with self driving vehicles, that's never— with self driving vehicles, that's never going to happen, though,— that's never going to happen, though, is— that's never going to happen, though, is because though, is it? because self—driving- though, is it? because. self—driving-are self—driving vehicles are programmed— self—driving vehicles are programmed not kill or

programmed not to kill or threaten— programmed not to kill or threaten or— programmed not to kill or threaten or impair life? so as soon as every school kid eeueee— soon as every school kid realises that— soon as every school kid realises that a- soon as every school kid realises that a self—driving bus is going— realises that a self—driving bus is going to— realises that a self—driving bus is going io go..— realises that a self—driving bus is going to stop, when you jump out is going to stop, when you jump oui in— is going to stop, when you jump oui in ioni— is going to stop, when you jump out in front of— is going to stop, when you jump out in front of it,— is going to stop, when you jump out in front of it, every ioywoiiei— out in front of it, every jaywalker in- out in front of it, every jaywalker in town, every dangerous— jaywalker in town, every dangerous driver is just going to dangerous driver is just going io drive— dangerous driver is just going to drive through— dangerous driver is just going to drive through every junction oni— to drive through every junction and au— to drive through every junction and oii iiie— to drive through every junction and all the self—driving veiieiee— and all the self—driving vehicles _to. and all the self—drivingl vehicles-to be and all the self—driving- vehicles-to be sat vehicles are going to be sat mere.— vehicles are going to be sat mere—going- there. we're never going to shore— there. we're never going to shore-wim- share the roads with self—driving vehicles. viii“ self—driving vehicles. well, yeah.— self—driving vehicles. well,- yeah—friend. yeah, and apparently my friend. so in california and so he drives in california and he you can bully tesla's he says, you can bully tesla's out of the way because they've got sensors that got all these sensors that automatically will automatically react and will steer into safety. so steer the tesla into safety. so if you want to cut up a tesla, you just drive at it and it jumps of way. yeah it's jumps out of the way. yeah it's like playground bullying, but for, cars, it out for, for cars, it turns out object one the object perception is one of the hardest recreate with hardest things to recreate with technology humans technology because humans perception of objects depends on the utility of said object. something can be like a chair, iii— something can be like a chair, iii iiien— something can be like a chair, iii iiien we— something can be like a chair, but then we-use- something can be like a chair, but then we use it as but then we could use it as a weaonn— but then we could use it as a weapon or whatever, whatever examine.— weapon or whatever, whatever example- so— weapon or whatever, whatever exanpie. so eo— weapon or whatever, whatever example. so so it's not it's aeiaaiiw— example. so so it's not it's actually quite _ example. so so it's not it's actually quite hard for al to understand— actually quite hard for al to- understand _well, understand objects. yeah. well, finaiiw— understand objects. yeah. well, finaiiw-a— understand objects. yeah. well, finally, a minute left finally, we've got a minute left and we've got mail bringing and we've got the mail bringing us degeneracy us to us more degeneracy for us to laugh at. roger, is mental laugh at. roger, this is mental iiineee— laugh at. roger, this is mental illness online._

laugh at. roger, this is mental illness online. this— laugh at. roger, this is mental illness online. this is- egg roger, this is mental illness online. this is and i won-i— illness online. this is and i won't pronounce- illness online. this is and i won't pronounce this correctly. i won't pronounce this correctly. i win— won't pronounce this correctly. i wiii aiienni— won't pronounce this correctly. i will attempt it.— won't pronounce this correctly. i will attempt it. marijuana nook— i will attempt it. marijuana nook enieka— i will attempt it. marijuana rock chicka rocka, mariah is and iiaieeio— rock chicka rocka, mariah is and iiaieeio ine— rock chicka rocka, mariah is and marcelo the ragdoll who appareniiw— marcelo the ragdoll who apparently our features of an ongoing— apparently our features of an ongoing nei— apparently our features of an ongoing tick tock video sensation— ongoing tick tock video sensation became a viral eeneaiion— sensation became a viral eeneaiion .— sensation became a viral sensation . this clearly damaged sensation. this clearly damaged woman has apparently in a relationship— woman has apparently in a relationship with a rag doll and has relationship with a rag doll and nae nai— relationship with a rag doll and nae naa one— relationship with a rag doll and has had one child— relationship with a rag doll and has had one child so far and is ewppoeeaiw— has had one child so far and is supposedly pregnant with their second— supposedly pregnant with their second child.— supposedly pregnant with their second child. yeah madness. i know— second child. yeah madness. i know ine— second child. yeah madness. i know the internet— second child. yeah madness. i know the internet has- second child. yeah madness. i know the internet has given a platform to mentally ill people and if you watch the video, it's like vic bob sketch . it's like a vic and bob sketch. it's a a doll that's a woman with a doll that's not there. got there. there you go. we've got a picture there. it really is. it's picture there. it really is. in ne— picture there. it really is. no iiie i— picture there. it really is. it's like i told _ picture there. it really is. it's like i told you,- nagg. ”it; said; it really is. it's like i told you, frank sidebottom,_ it's like i told you, frank sidebottom, this wife. sidebottom, this is my wife. wean.— sidebottom, this is my wife. wean-nie— sidebottom, this is my wife. yeah,-like exactly- sidebottom, this is my wife. yeah,-like exactly that. yeah, it's like exactly that kind of thing. it's quite depressing. tragically lonely iaaw— depressing. tragically lonely iaaw ana— depressing. tragically lonely no and ne— depressing. tragically lonely lady, and it's very- : g tragically lonely lady, and it's very sad. 'i: lady, and it's very sad. and wnai— lady, and it's very sad. and what-realise— lady, and it's very sad. and what-realise is- lady, and it's very sad. and what realise is the japanese what you realise is the japanese have it right with al bot have it right with the ai bot wife. far more advanced wife. there's far more advanced than . would you think if we than this. would you think if we got than this. would you think if we goi oe— than this. would you think if we goi on— than this. would you think if we got some of those— se" would you think if we got some of those japanese ineeie— got some of those japanese incels together— got some of those japanese incels together with mentally aeiangea —

incels together with mentally deranged brazilian women, we eoaia— deranged brazilian women, we owe sowe— deranged brazilian women, we could solve some— deranged brazilian women, we could solve some of the loneliness— could solve some of the loneliness they'd breed, woaian-i— loneliness they'd breed, wouldn't they? "cg i: : wouldn't they? they'd breed clearly , that would be an error. clearly, that would be an error. i want to see what sort of eniiaen— i want to see what sort of children they— i want to see what sort of children they produce. that woaia— children they produce. that woaia ne— children they produce. that would be an— children they produce. that would be an experiment to do. anwwaw— would be an experiment to do. anwwaw ine— would be an experiment to do. anyway, the show— would be an experiment to do. anyway, the show is nearly over, so iei-e— anyway, the show is nearly over, so iei-e iake— anyway, the show is nearly over, so let's take another quick look at so let's take another quick look ai niaaw-e— so let's take another quick look ai inaaw-e-nagee- so let's take another quick look at friday's-pages .- so let's take another quick look at friday's pages . the at friday's front pages. the oaiiw— at friday's front pages. the oaiiw iiaii— at friday's front pages. the daily mail has— at friday's front pages. the daily mail has at last a leader wno— daily mail has at last a leader wno knows— daily mail has at last a leader who knows what— daily mail has at last a leader who knows what a— daily mail has at last a leader who knows what a woman is. the oaiiw— who knows what a woman is. the oaiiw ieiegiapn— who knows what a woman is. the daily telegraph has— who knows what a woman is. the daily telegraph has deaths rise as innioi— daily telegraph has deaths rise as junior doctors— daily telegraph has deaths rise as junior doctors go on strike. ine— as junior doctors go on strike. the guardian— as junior doctors go on strike. the guardian has— as junior doctors go on strike. the guardian has senior tories awn— the guardian has senior tories iwn againei— the guardian has senior tories turn against bravermans racist ineione— turn against bravermans racist ineioiie .— turn against bravermans racist ineioiie . ine— turn against bravermans racist rhetoric . the mirror has rapist rhetoric. the mirror has rapist geis— rhetoric. the mirror has rapist geie nie— rhetoric. the mirror has rapist gets his hands— rhetoric. the mirror has rapist gets his hands on £7 million iono— gets his hands on £7 million ioiio iaewpoi— gets his hands on £7 million ioiio iaeipoi .— gets his hands on £7 million lotto jackpot . the express has lotto jackpot. the express has no appeiiie— lotto jackpot. the express has no appeiiie io— lotto jackpot. the express has no appetite to make peace with naww— no appetite to make peace with harry. ana— no appetite to make peace with harry. and finally,— no appetite to make peace with harry. and finally, the daily siai— harry. and finally, the daily siai nae— harry. and finally, the daily star has new— harry. and finally, the daily star has new pandemic fear. it's the star has new pandemic fear. it's ine oin— star has new pandemic fear. it's ine niie ana— star has new pandemic fear. it's the pits and those— star has new pandemic fear. it's the pits and those were your noni— the pits and those were your noni pages.— the pits and those were your front pages. and— the pits and those were your front pages. and that's all we nave— front pages. and that's all we nave iine— front pages. and that's all we have time for. _ front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my gaeeie— have time for. thank you to my gaeeie, iaogei— have time for. thank you to my guests, roger monkhouse and nick dixon.— guests, roger monkhouse and nick oixon. ana— guests, roger monkhouse and nick oixon. ana ao— guests, roger monkhouse and nick dixon. and do tune— guests, roger monkhouse and nick dixon. and do tune in tomorrow wnen— dixon. and do tune in tomorrow wnen wick— dixon. and do tune in tomorrow when nick dixon,— dixon. and do tune in tomorrow when nick dixon, the big dog, wiii— when nick dixon, the big dog, wiii ne— when nick dixon, the big dog, wiii ie in— when nick dixon, the big dog, will be in the— when nick dixon, the big dog, will be in the hot— when nick dixon, the big dog, will be in the hot seat taking you— will be in the hot seat taking wow-ine— will be in the hot seat taking wow-ine papers- you through the papers with iewie— you through the papers with iewie-ana-

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soon. i hello. soon- . hello. good soon hello. good evening. it's me, jacob - hello. good evening. it's me, jacob iaeee-iiogg— - hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—moggistate- hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg state of the jacob rees—mogg on state of the waiion. — jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight .— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight . why- jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. iii" g �*fiiy nation. tonight. why is a conservative government committed supposedly to deregulation and determined to pillory the private landlord and apply further rules and restrictions fuelling the house's crisis? we will be heafing house's crisis? we will be hearing from one of britain's top property experts collective inaction taken to the next level. the junior doctors union chief who has taken this week of all weeks to swan off for some fun, has apologised after even

his own family has questioned his own family has questioned his inactions and surely it's time to get the loafers off the sofas and back into the office. jp sofas and back into the office. jp morgan has told its staff its five days in the office or unemployment. hear here. state of the nation starts now . of the nation starts now. we'll also be hearing from a particularly interesting panel, lord taylor of warwick and former labour mp simon danczuk. but as ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the show. email me mailmogg@gbnews.uk. part of the show. email me mailmogg@gbnews.uk . but now it's mailmogg@gbnews.uk. but now it's time for the all important headunes time for the all important headlines with polly middlehurst . jacob thank you and good evening— . jacob thank you and good evening io— . jacob thank you and good evening to you. _ jacob thank you and good evening to you. our top story ioaaw— evening to you. our top story ioaaw on— evening to you. our top story ioaaw on on— evening to you. our top story today on gb news president biden says— today on gb news president biden eawe ine— today on gb news president biden eawe ine un— today on gb news president biden says the uk government should be working— says the uk government should be working oe— says the uk government should be working more closely with the

inn— working more closely with the irish government— working more closely with the irish government to support wonnein— irish government to support northern ireland. in a historic aaaieee— northern ireland. in a historic aaaieee io— northern ireland. in a historic address to the— northern ireland. in a historic address to the irish parliament, mr. address to the irish parliament, in. niaen— address to the irish parliament, in. niaen inie— address to the irish parliament, mr. biden this evening said the eooa— mr. biden this evening said the eooa niaaw— mr. biden this evening said the good friday agreement has had a eigninieani— good friday agreement has had a significant positive— good friday agreement has had a significant positive impact and he significant positive impact and ne wgea— significant positive impact and he urged those— significant positive impact and he urged those assembled to inai— he urged those assembled to ensure that political violence nae— ensure that political violence must never again be allowed to iake— must never again be allowed to iake noia. — must never again be allowed to take hold. his— must never again be allowed to take hold. his comments received appiawee— take hold. his comments received appiawee ae— take hold. his comments received warm applause as he spoke in noni— warm applause as he spoke in non of— warm applause as he spoke in non oi nie— warm applause as he spoke in front of his son,— warm applause as he spoke in front of his son, hunter, and nie— front of his son, hunter, and no eieiei— front of his son, hunter, and no eieiei ,— front of his son, hunter, and his sister , valerie biden. owens his sister, valerie biden. owens neeiaeni— his sister, valerie biden. owens president biden— his sister, valerie biden. owens president biden also spoke of the president biden also spoke of ine enaiea— president biden also spoke of the shared history between neiana— the shared history between ireland and— the shared history between ireland and the united states ana— ireland and the united states and owned— ireland and the united states and touched on— ireland and the united states and touched on the events that iiea— and touched on the events that iiea ine— and touched on the events that iiea ine awo— and touched on the events that tied the two nations together . tied the two nations together. inane— tied the two nations together. these stories— tied the two nations together. these stories are— tied the two nations together. these stories are the- tied the two nations together. these stories are the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a president written by our shared response ability, and they speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the endufing i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the connections between ireland and the united states. a partnership for the ages . now some breaking