next welcome back to gb news. let's get you up to date with- f f (15 \ let's get you up to date with the headlines. — get you up to date with the headlines. i'm— get you up to date with the headlines. i'm arron armstrong dominic— headlines. i'm arron armstrong dominic reeb— headlines. i'm arron armstrong dominic raab has— headlines. i'm arron armstrong dominic raab has accused activist— dominic raab has accused activist civil— dominic raab has accused activist civil servants of obstructing _ activist civil servants of obstructing government activist civil servants of obstructinhis government activist civil servants of obstructinhis resignationznt following his resignation over bullying— bullying allegations. an independent— independent inquiry upheld some of—againstl of the allegations made against him:— of the allegations made against him—behaved- of the allegations made against him,_behaved ini of the allegations made against. him,_behaved in an him, saying he has behaved in an aggressive— him, saying he has behaved in an aggressive intimidating him, saying he has behaved in an aggressiimr intimidating him, saying he has behaved in an aggressiimr raab timidating him, saying he has behaved in an aggressiimr raab says ating him, saying he has behaved in an aggressiimr raab says theg manner. mr raab says the threshold— manner. mr raab says the. threshold _too threshold for bullying is too low— threshold for bullying is too tow-the— threshold for bullying is too low-the inquiry- threshold for bullying is too low the inquiry has low and the inquiry has set a dangerous— low and the inquiry has set a. dangerous—added dangerous precedent. he added a minority— dangerous precedent. he added a minority-those— dangerous precedent. he added a minority those within minority of those within whitehall— minority of those within whitehall-tol minority of those within - whitehall-to block minority of those within - whiworkl-to block minority of those within - whiwork of-to block minority of those within whiwork of the to block minority of those within whiwork of the government. its the work of the government. its majority— the work of the government. its majority-servants. - majority of civil servants. fabulous. — majority of civil servants. fabulous. what fabulous. we can't achieve what we without we want in government without our officials, the risk is a our officials, but the risk is a small cabal can block important reforms aims. if he feelings

because paul work or inadequate work is pulled up, or because more questions are asked than they feel comfortable with . and they feel comfortable with. and if ministers back off driving change forward, we won't be doing our job. which is, of doing ourjob. which is, of course, not to serve the civil servants and the civil service is important as valuable as they are. but is to serve the british public. oliver dowden has replaced— public. oliver dowden has replaced dominic- wt. oliver dowden has replaced dominic raab as the new new— replaced dominic raab as the new depuwy-wwimswew— replaced dominic raab as the new deputy minister also deputy prime minister he'll also remain _as the - remain in his role as the chancellor— remain in his role as the chancellor of— remain in his role as the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. — chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. so _ chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. so oliver dowden where.— lancaster. so oliver dowden where. alex— lancaster. so oliver dowden there, alex chalk will take over as the — there, alex chalk will take over as the new— there, alex chalk will take over as the new justice— there, alex chalk will take over as the new justice secretary. thee— as the new justice secretary. new wm— as the new justice secretary. that will make— as the new justice secretary. that will make him the 11th neween— that will make him the 11th person appointed in that role se— person appointed in that role zone.— person appointed in that role since 2010. the— person appointed in that role since 2010. the law society, insign— since 2010. the law society, inengn nes— since 2010. the law society, though, has warned he inherits an even worse— though, has warned he inherits an even worse justice crisis inan— an even worse justice crisis inen any— an even worse justice crisis inen an en— an even worse justice crisis than any of his— an even worse justice crisis than any of his recent predecessors- than any of his recent predecessors . meanwhile, predecessors. meanwhile, ieienn-s— predecessors. meanwhile, labour's shadow justice seeneienn— labour's shadow justice secretary, steve reed , has secretary, steve reed, has eiieekei— secretary, steve reed, has attacked dominic raab's record in since.— attacked dominic raab's record in office, accusing— attacked dominic raab's record in office, accusing him of ieevine— in office, accusing him of ieeving ine— in office, accusing him of leaving the criminal justice sysien— leaving the criminal justice sysien in— leaving the criminal justice system in tatters , with sir keir system in tatters, with sir keir sinner— system in tatters, with sir keir starmer criticising the prime iiinisien— starmer criticising the prime minister over— starmer criticising the prime minister over what he has called inieeisien— minister over what he has called indecision and—

minister over what he has called indecision and weakness in eiienine— indecision and weakness in eiienine iii— indecision and weakness in allowing mr raab to resign . in allowing mr raab to resign. in einen— allowing mr raab to resign. in sinew news— allowing mr raab to resign. in other news, the— allowing mr raab to resign. in other news, the health secretary . sieve— other news, the health secretary . sieve neweiew— other news, the health secretary , steve barclay, says he'll nwswe— , steve barclay, says he'll nwswe weeni— , steve barclay, says he'll pursue legal action to stop the royal— pursue legal action to stop the we ceiiege— pursue legal action to stop the royal college of— pursue legal action to stop the royal college of nursing strike at royal college of nursing strike ei ine— royal college of nursing strike an we eni— royal college of nursing strike an we end ei— royal college of nursing strike at the end of the— royal college of nursing strike at the end of the month. the rcn has at the end of the month. the rcn nes niennei— at the end of the month. the rcn nes niennei es— at the end of the month. the rcn has planned 48 hours of industrial— has planned 48 hours of industrial action from the 30th of anni. — industrial action from the 30th on anni. wns— industrial action from the 30th of april. nhs employers say the nenieie— of april. nhs employers say the nenieie new— of april. nhs employers say the mandate for strikes expires at niinigni— mandate for strikes expires at midnight that— mandate for strikes expires at midnight that day and it has weeni— midnight that day and it has iegei advise— midnight that day and it has legal advice suggesting the anion— legal advice suggesting the action would— legal advice suggesting the action would be unlawful. pat cwiien— action would be unlawful. pat cwiien ine— action would be unlawful. pat cullen, the chs_ action would be unlawful. pat cullen, the chs general seeweienw— cullen, the chs general secretary, has- cullen, the chs general secretary, has described it as a neweiiw— secretary, has described it as a nakedly political— secretary, has described it as a nakedly political move from a bullying— nakedly political move from a bullying government, 1 in 5 people— bullying government, 1 in 5 new“! in— bullying government, 1 in 5 eeeeie in ine— bullying government, 1 in 5 people in the uk do not contact ineiw— people in the uk do not contact ineiw ei— people in the uk do not contact ineiw en wnen— people in the uk do not contact their gp when they need to because— their gp when they need to ieeewse ei— their gp when they need to because of fears- their gp when they need to because of fears of burdening the because of fears of burdening ine wns— because of fears of burdening ine wns .— because of fears of burdening the nhs . data— because of fears of burdening the nhs . data from the office the nhs. data from the office for the nhs. data from the office new weiienei— the nhs. data from the office for national statistics also snews— for national statistics also shows over half of those people swwewee— shows over half of those people swnewee den-i— shows over half of those people surveyed don't see— shows over half of those people surveyed don't see medical help over concerns . the— surveyed don't see medical help over concerns . the wait for an over concerns. the wait for an eeeeinineni— over concerns. the wait for an appointment would be too long. it's appointment would be too long. is ending— appointment would be too long. it's leading some— appointment would be too long. it's leading some people to nneneee— it's leading some people to manage conditions themselves or seen— manage conditions themselves or een wne— manage conditions themselves or search the internet_ manage conditions themselves or search the internet for advice eni— search the internet for advice end we — search the internet for advice end we eni— search the internet for advice and the cbi is— search the internet for advice and the cbi is suspending key eewiwiwies— and the cbi is suspending key activities until— and the cbi is suspending key activities until june after ieens— activities until june after ieens ew—

activities until june after dozens of businesses quit the eweenisewien— dozens of businesses quit the organisation after fresh allegations— organisation after fresh allegations of sexual misconduct at allegations of sexual misconduct en john— allegations of sexual misconduct en en iewis— allegations of sexual misconduct at john lewis. natwest jaguar, inni— at john lewis. natwest jaguar, weni ieewew— at john lewis. natwest jaguar, land rover and— at john lewis. natwest jaguar, land rover and bt are amongst wnese— land rover and bt are amongst wnese we— land rover and bt are amongst wnese we eni— land rover and bt are amongst those to end their— land rover and bt are amongst those to end their relationship winn— those to end their relationship wiwn wne— those to end their relationship with the trade— those to end their relationship with the trade body. after a seeeni — with the trade body. after a second woman _ with the trade body. after a second woman claimed she was raped— second woman claimed she was weeei ew— second woman claimed she was need by eni— second woman claimed she was raped by cbi colleagues. the cbi sews— raped by cbi colleagues. the cbi sews ii— raped by cbi colleagues. the cbi sews ii senwes— raped by cbi colleagues. the cbi says it shares the— raped by cbi colleagues. the cbi says it shares the shock and wewwsiien— says it shares the shock and revulsion over— says it shares the shock and revulsion over the allegations ene— revulsion over the allegations ene ii— revulsion over the allegations end in win— revulsion over the allegations and it will give— revulsion over the allegations and it will give members the eeeenwniww— and it will give members the eeeenwniww we— and it will give members the opportunity to have their eeinien— opportunity to have their opinion en— opportunity to have their opinion on the group's future neewi— opinion on the group's future neewi ew— opinion on the group's future neewi en en— opinion on the group's future heard at an extraordinary genewei— heard at an extraordinary general meeting in june . tv general meeting in june. tv eniine— general meeting in june. tv eniine win— general meeting in june. tv online dab and— general meeting in june. tv online dab and tunein radio. inis— online dab and tunein radio. we is— online dab and tunein radio. we is en— online dab and tunein radio. this is gb news.— online dab and tunein radio. this is gb news. now it's time for headliners— this is gb news. now it's time for headliners ._ for headliners. hello and eeie— for headliners. hello and welcome to— for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. \w welcome to headliners. i'm nik vixen— welcome to headliners. i'm nik nixen eni— welcome to headliners. i'm nik nixen eni iw-s— welcome to headliners. i'm nik dixon and it's going to be a great show because we have an excellent panel tonight. firstly, he's a bit like marmite , raw meat. , but he only eats raw meat. it's louis shaffer and giving us that balance by not that crucial balance by not being clinically insane . it's

being clinically insane. it's paul cox. hope you don't mind that lewis was out a bit too harsh. i think it is a bit too newsn. — harsh. i think it is a bit too newsn. inn— harsh. i think it is a bit too harsh. i'm feeling- i think it is a bit too harsh. ”iii; g wwzryw harsh. i think it is a bit too harsh. i'm feeling very fragile. oh, sorry. you. you're not feeling so robust on the show. you haven't your little you haven't got your little advert twitter. what advert for your twitter. what happened oh, no, he's happened to that? oh, no, he's brought it out. have brought it out. what have i started? why did say that? started? why did i say that? he's a plastic bag live he's got a plastic bag on live tv. is. have you got tv. there it is. have you got wewws— tv. there it is. have you got yours, _ actually. l yours, paul? i do, actually. ves. —iw-s- yours, paul? i do, actually. yes.-it's not- yours, paul? i do, actually. yes.-it's not asi yes. it's not as it's not as high— yes. it's not as it's not as nign ween— yes. it's not as it's not as nign ween es— yes. it's not as it's not as high tech as high tech, is it? so high tech as high tech, is it? so they— high tech as high tech, is it? se inew gei— high tech as high tech, is it? so they get annoyed- high tech as high tech, is it? so they get annoyed at- high tech as high tech, is it? so they get annoyed at me if i if i hold it up, hold it up for the camera, if i. there the camera, please. if i. there it he it a bit of it is. he did it on a bit of papen it is. he did it on a bit of paper. paul cox, comedy. see, they get annoyed with me if i promote one of my two brilliant podcasts. and podcasts. the weekly sceptic and the but you guys the current thing. but you guys are to do that anyway. are allowed to do that anyway. all front all right, let's do the front pages. call them. pages. that's what i call them. let's do the daily mail first. and have. was the day and they have. was this the day that britain became ungovernable? of course, that's the dominic raab story dominating papers . the dominating the papers. the telegraph with row over telegraph goes with row over spanish in gibraltar sank spanish forces in gibraltar sank raab.the spanish forces in gibraltar sank raab. the guardian has raab quits in fury. pretty straightforward . ed the express straightforward. ed the express forced out for wanting best for

britain. very similar angle there. the times raab goes down swinging and finally the daily star the storm before the calm. and that's about whether . so and that's about whether. so those were the front pages . so those were the front pages. so everyone's very much going with raab and i actually have to say, i do think this was a case of bullying the civil service bullied him out of a job. am i right? lewisi bullied him out of a job. am i right? lewis i think you're weweiiw— right? lewis i think you're weweiiw igne— right? lewis i think you're totally right. but- ” q7 lewis i think you're totally right. but this guy, you knew— totally right. but this guy, you knew .— totally right. but this guy, you knew . is— totally right. but this guy, you know , is obviously an idiot. know, is obviously an idiot. i een-w— know, is obviously an idiot. i een-w een— know, is obviously an idiot. i don't even know— know, is obviously an idiot. i don't even know about this seen.— don't even know about this sweww. new— don't even know about this story. but-fact- don't even know about this story. but fact is, is the story. but the fact is, is the ewe— story. but the fact is, is the eiwii. wne— story. but the fact is, is the civil, the civil,— story. but the fact is, is the civil, the civil, the civil senents— civil, the civil, the civil servants in— civil, the civil, the civil servants in this country run the eewnww.— servants in this country run the eewniww wi-s— servants in this country run the country. it's always been that way— country. it's always been that we .— country. it's always been that we . ves— country. it's always been that way . yes. minister was the first way. yes. minister was the first bit way. yes. minister was the first iii ei— way. yes. minister was the first iii ei wieee— way. yes. minister was the first bit of video that— way. yes. minister was the first bit of video that i— way. yes. minister was the first bit of video that i was given to wnen— bit of video that i was given to wnen i— bit of video that i was given to when i arrived— bit of video that i was given to when i arrived in— bit of video that i was given to when i arrived in this country by a_ when i arrived in this country by e fwieni— when i arrived in this country by e nieni ef— when i arrived in this country by a friend of mine. am i right? so by a friend of mine. am i right? se eeeeie. — by a friend of mine. am i right? se eeeeie. se— by a friend of mine. am i right? so people. so what— by a friend of mine. am i right? so people. so what are you laughing— so people. so what are you laughing about? ” laughing about? so your knowledge of this is knowledge of this story is basically sitcom that's basically an old sitcom that's basically an old sitcom that's basically he's basically basically he's revealing to be someone revealing himself to be someone who is so unknowledgeable about how this business works. he had

no place being as— how this business works. he had no place being as an— how this business works. he had no place being as an as- how this business works. he had no place being as an as i- he had no place being as an as i didn't inei— no place being as an as i didn't inei ieee— no place being as an as i didn't see that tape coming. that's a ewe.— see that tape coming. that's a new take. okay so it's ravi's fault because he doesn't realise the blob controls everything. well, i think he surely realises now. he's it a now. i mean, he's called it a kafkaesque saga and he's tried to create sort of results to create a sort of results based , but they've just based culture, but they've just been troubles. mean, been all these troubles. i mean, there's a three there's going to be a three month on these things, month limit on these things, which they just completely ignored gathered ignored and they gathered evidence months ignored and they gathered evidenwsome months ignored and they gathered evidenwsome cases months ignored and they gathered evidenwsome cases for months ignored and they gathered evidenwsome cases for years. onths and in some cases for years. he's called trial by media. he's called it trial by media. he's called it trial by media. he's saying the tomato he's called it trial by media. he's wwasig the tomato he's called it trial by media. he's wwas completely:omato he's called it trial by media. he's was completely false.w he's called it trial by media. he's was completely false. he's story was completely false. he's saying shouted saying he never swore or shouted and he only got in trouble on two issues. one was that his foreign secretary he made changes personnel regarding changes to personnel regarding the negotiation . and the the brexit negotiation. and the other that senior civil other was that senior civil servants gave feedback saying he was overly critical. so he's had to a technicality. to resign on a technicality. now, i'm there was pressure now, i'm sure there was pressure behind maybe rishi now, i'm sure there was pressure behind him maybe rishi now, i'm sure there was pressure behind him gone, maybe rishi now, i'm sure there was pressure behind him gone, butiybe rishi now, i'm sure there was pressure behind him gone, but that'sshi now, i'm sure there was pressure behind him gone, but that's very wanted him gone, but that's very little. isn't it? isn't it, paul little. isn't it? isn't it, paul, on? i think so. i paul, to go on? i think so. i think it shows that he- think it shows that he is quite eieewiv— think it shows that he is quite clearly-manager- think it shows that he is quite clearly manager of clearly a robust manager of peepie— clearly a robust manager of people. nonsense people. he's a no nonsense iiweei— people. he's a no nonsense direct manager— people. he's a no nonsense direct manager by the way. ' direct manager by the way. a lot of direct manager by the way. a lot ef ieeiews— direct manager by the way. a lot of leaders are— direct manager by the way. a lot of leaders are the— direct manager by the way. a lot of leaders are the quality for a good a lot of good leaders is to

be very direct. now, i know there needs to be some soft touches and soft skills and human aspects to that. but this is a direct link— human aspects to that. but this is a direct link to— human aspects to that. but this is a direct link to banning- is a direct link to banning bullying— is a direct link to banning bullying schools 30 bullying in schools about 30 veews— bullying in schools about 30j years—remember bullying in schools about 30- years_remember when years ago. do you remember when we-seneeie— years ago. do you remember when we-seneeie — years ago. do you remember when we-school? nick- years ago. do you remember when we-school? nick.fact,| we were at school? nick in fact, i'm little bit older than you, i'm a little bit older than you, but there was a big drive in the 90s here. lewis just 90s over here. lewis to just eradicate what eradicate bullying and what we've really we've ended up with is really soft, servants as soft, civil servants as a result. now, i think this is more political— now, i think this is more political than the fact inei— more political than the fact we ne-s— more political than the fact we ne-s gei— more political than the fact that he's got robust style. that he's got a robust style. they— that he's got a robust style. inew-ien-e— that he's got a robust style. they-don't like- that he's got a robust style. i they-don't like-he's they just don't like what he's doing. the stories seem doing. a lot of the stories seem to seem suggest the to just seem to suggest that the civil themselves have civil servants themselves have their what should be their own idea of what should be done shouldn't done. done and what shouldn't be done. and is the way he and because raab is the way he is, he's managed to get is, he's he's managed to get himself position. so himself into this position. so there an element of raab himself into this position. so. there-an element of raab here there is an element of raab here inei—neieeii that probably could have helped ninsein— that probably could have helped ninsein-i— that probably could have helped himself.-i bring— that probably could have helped himself. i bring back himself. but i bring back iwiiving— himself. but i bring back bullying in— himself. but i bring back bullying in schools. \w wt.

me, lewis. but, sir lewis, do you— me, lewis. but, sir lewis, do vew eisegwee— me, lewis. but, sir lewis, do you disagree with- me, lewis. but, sir lewis, do you disagree with paul? i mean, to you disagree with paul? i mean, ie-ii-s— you disagree with paul? i mean, ie-ii-s wine— you disagree with paul? i mean, ie-ii-s iiwe if— you disagree with paul? i mean, to-it's like if you're- to me, it's like if you're trying— to me, it's like if you're twving te— to me, it's like if you're trying to create results based trying to create a results based ewitwwe— trying to create a results based culture,_what. culture, we don't know what teen-s— culture, we don't know what. raab's—scenes. raab's like behind the scenes. he raab's like behind the scenes. we nev— raab's like behind the scenes. we new te— raab's like behind the scenes. ne new be e— raab's like behind the scenes. he may be a monster. isn't he inst—wines- just trying to get things done for just trying to get things done tew—ent- just trying to get things done tew—ent ne-s- just trying to get things done for—and he's up. for the country and he's up egeinst— for the country and he's up against these— for the country and he's up against these people who don't like-government.- like the tory government. inew-we— like the tory government. they're him. they're trying to sabotage him. ween— they're trying to sabotage him. yeah—hel yeah yeah, yeah, totally. he sweete— yeah yeah, yeah, totally. he. should _totally should have known. he's totally true. have known. true. he should have known. everybody knows. true. he should have known. everybcinto knows. true. he should have known. everybcinto any knows. true. he should have known. everybcinto any job, knows. true. he should have known. everybcinto any job, it's knows. true. he should have known. everybcinto any job, it's like

unnecessary. and they have only in this country do they have do you not only but you believe in one guy running these kind of what do you call these these kind of trials. it's not even a trial . it's kind of trials. it's not even a trial. it's like an investigation with one guy. there was the woman who did the thing with the thing sue gray sue gray. how did i know what he meant? i mean, that's that's how tene— meant? i mean, that's that's how tent—witn- long i've been working with iewis— long i've been working with iewis-eise- long i've been working with lewis-else couldl long i've been working with- lewis.-else could have lewis. no one else could have got woman who did the thing got that woman who did the thing with thing talking with the thing you're talking about inquiry about the sue gray inquiry there, talking there, lewis. i was talking about. idon't there, lewis. i was talking about. i don't remember the wine.— about. i don't remember the tnine. tet— about. i don't remember the thing, but-exactly- i don't remember the thing, but exactly the thing, but that's exactly the same kind of rubbish investigation in this country is sneeeset— investigation in this country is sneeeset te— investigation in this country is sneeeset te te— investigation in this country is supposed to be totally legal and ewewwtnine— supposed to be totally legal and ewewwtnine ent— supposed to be totally legal and everything and this is really. inet-s— everything and this is really. inet-s se— everything and this is really. that's so funny. _ everything and this is really. that's so funny. i'm the lewis twensietew— that's so funny. i'm the lewis translator tonight. g " translator tonight. brian clough . references. sue i'm just . references. sue gray. i'm just to here translate. right. to here translate. all right. well, covered that well, i think we've covered that story. i mean, i think rob was very treated. and very poorly treated. yeah. and yeah, sorry. yeah. the daily mail has a story. perfect for you, lewis. well it isn't perfect for me because it says what ultra processed food really does to your body. this is a total does to your body. this is a tetei nen— does to your body. this is a total non story— : . : this is a total non story because it shows if total non story because it shows it wen— total non story because it shows it wen een— total non story because it shows it wen see— total non story because it shows if you can see it,— total non story because it shows

if you can see it, it— total non story because it shows if you can see it, it shows a tewennwt— if you can see it, it shows a doughnut right— if you can see it, it shows a doughnut right on the cover. i ten-t— doughnut right on the cover. i ten-t knew— doughnut right on the cover. i don't know where _ doughnut right on the cover. i don't know where my head is tieetine— don't know where my head is tieetine tne— don't know where my head is blocking the doughnut. there's a tewennwt— blocking the doughnut. there's a tewennwt en— blocking the doughnut. there's a doughnut on the— blocking the doughnut. there's a doughnut on the cover and it sews— doughnut on the cover and it says basically— doughnut on the cover and it says basically what ultra eweeesset— says basically what ultra processed really does . if processed food really does. if people— processed food really does. if eeeete knew— processed food really does. if people know that doughnuts are bad people know that doughnuts are tet tew— people know that doughnuts are tet tew wen.— people know that doughnuts are bad for you, they— people know that doughnuts are bad for you, they know it. inet-s— bad for you, they know it. inet-s net— bad for you, they know it. that's not the— bad for you, they know it. that's not the problem. the sweeten— that's not the problem. the ewetien is— that's not the problem. the problem is it— that's not the problem. the problem is it is— that's not the problem. the problem is it is an ultra eweeesset— problem is it is an ultra processed food. it's not even eweeesset— processed food. it's not even processed food. _ processed food. it's not even processed food. it's not even processed food. it's just the teet— processed food. it's just the teet tnet— processed food. it's just the food that we're— processed food. it's just the food that we're being sold on wet— food that we're being sold on we we-we— food that we're being sold on that we're sold— food that we're being sold on that we're sold on, which is wnien— that we're sold on, which is wnien is— that we're sold on, which is wnien is e— that we're sold on, which is which is a plant— that we're sold on, which is which is a plant based diet. wnet— which is a plant based diet. wnet wette— which is a plant based diet. what would you _ which is a plant based diet. what would you do- which is a plant based diet. what would you do if- which is a plant based diet. what would you do if dominic raab threw a donor at you? i would probably eat it because i iewe— would probably eat it because i love dominic.— would probably eat it because i love dominic. any— would probably eat it because i love dominic. any comment on the eweeesset— love dominic. any comment on the eweeesset teet — love dominic. any comment on the processed food story? paul i i— processed food story? paul i mean, i was really just i think you— mean, i was really just i think wen snewit— mean, i was really just i think you should replace the word eweeesset— you should replace the word processed yummy. you should replace the word processed yummy, vb processed with yummy. yummy. ween. — processed with yummy. yummy. ween. witn— processed with yummy. yummy. yeah. ultra yummy. yes. all right. well we've covered raab and strange processed food and the strange processed food tangent. what we got on tangent. so what have we got on the pole? well, meghan the telegraph pole? well, meghan eeeewentiw— the telegraph pole? well, meghan eeeewentiw wes— the telegraph pole? well, meghan apparently was writing— g 7 well, meghan apparently was writing letters to apparently was writing letters te king— apparently was writing letters to king charles,— apparently was writing letters to king charles, our king after. new— to king charles, our king after. attew tne— to king charles, our king after. after the oprah— to king charles, our king after. after the oprah interview. i mean, can you— after the oprah interview. i mean, can you just imagine what he mean, can you just imagine what ne nest— mean, can you just imagine what ne nest newe— mean, can you just imagine what he must have been— mean, can you just imagine what he must have been thinking weeeiwine— he must have been thinking receiving those— he must have been thinking receiving those letters then? in — receiving those letters then? i-n net— receiving those letters then? in net quite— receiving those letters then? i'm not quite sure for who she

wins— i'm not quite sure for who she tnints sne— i'm not quite sure for who she thinks she is.— i'm not quite sure for who she thinks she is. really i don't newneiiw— thinks she is. really i don't newneiiw sew— thinks she is. really i don't normally say things like that. i ten-t— normally say things like that. i ten-t knew— normally say things like that. i don't know who _ normally say things like that. i don't know who she thinks she is. ten— don't know who she thinks she is. ten inst— don't know who she thinks she is. you just don't— don't know who she thinks she is. you just don't write to the you— is. you just don't write to the wee ten-t— is. you just don't write to the wee ten-t tete— is. you just don't write to the you don't take the king to task etewt— you don't take the king to task etewt — you don't take the king to task about racism and— you don't take the king to task about racism and then just write to about racism and then just write te nin — about racism and then just write te nin ent— about racism and then just write te nin ent sew.— about racism and then just write to him and say, sorry about wet.— to him and say, sorry about tnet. its— to him and say, sorry about tnet. its-newt- to him and say, sorry about that. it's-part of- to him and say, sorry about that. it's part of being that. it's all part of being in we— that. it's all part of being in tne-vee-we- that. it's all part of being in. the _you're absolutely the media. you're absolutely right. said here, right. because she said here, a source that the duchess right. because she said here, a sourcwshe's that the duchess right. because she said here, a sourcwshe's not that the duchess right. because she said here, a sourcwshe's not received duchess feels she's not received a satisfactory response her satisfactory response to her concerns . who on do you concerns. who on earth do you think the z—list actor think you are? the z—list actor from which was like from suits, which was like a okay series on netflix. it's not even top on netflix. and even a top 20 on netflix. and then writing king. then she's writing to our king. he have been like, he must have just been like, someone shred this for me. that's straight in the that's going straight in the bin. it would be. bin. louis yeah, it would be. ent— bin. louis yeah, it would be. net—knew- bin. louis yeah, it would be. but—know her. bin. louis yeah, it would be.- but_know her place . but she doesn't know her place. ant— but she doesn't know her place. ant-is— but she doesn't know her place. ant-is e— but she doesn't know her place. ant-is e weww— but she doesn't know her place. and is a very british and that is a very british eniieseenw— and that is a very british philosophy is— and that is a very british philosophy is you should know weww— philosophy is you should know wenw eieee— philosophy is you should know your place. she's— philosophy is you should know your place. she's an american. ant— your place. she's an american. ant wnet— your place. she's an american. and what makes— your place. she's an american. and what makes america the eweetest— and what makes america the greatest country— and what makes america the greatest country in the world exeeet— greatest country in the world except. britain, _ greatest country in the world except britain, which except for britain, which eweetet— except for britain, which- eweetet—eeeeie created america, is that people ten-t—eieees- created america, is that people ten-t—eieees .- created america, is that people don't—places . looki created america, is that people. don't—places . look at don't know their places. look at nen— don't know their places. look at -en tnis— don't know their places. look at me. on this fakakta show . me. i'm on this fakakta show. in— me. i'm on this fakakta show. i'm _comedian. - me. i'm on this fakakta show. i'm comedian. what i'm a fakakta comedian. what wnetewew. — i'm a fakakta comedian. what whatever. don't— i'm a fakakta comedian. what whatever. don't press . cc?" c whatever. don't press. i don't tnew. — whatever. don't press. i don't knew. in— whatever. don't press. i don't knew. in twing— whatever. don't press. i don't know. i'm trying to- whatever. don't press. w:w:::w" . i'm trying to try to know. i'm trying to try to twensiete— know. i'm trying to try to translate that _ i'm trying to try to translate that one. a translate that one. i'll leave ttet— translate that one. i'll leave ttet ene— translate that one. i'll leave that one rhyming slang, that's all i hope. try to pretend that.

net— all i hope. try to pretend that. but normally it'd be a terrible thing to say. oh she should know her this case, her place. but in this case, it's right. i mean, it's absolutely right. i mean, she's the king what she's talking to the king what does he's the king does that mean? he's the king nes— does that mean? he's the king nes-twee. - does that mean? he's the king he's-dude. he's- does that mean? he's the king he's dude. he's just he's just some dude. he's just a guy-— he's just some dude. he's just a guy-not— he's just some dude. he's just a gnw-netltine— he's just some dude. he's just a gnw-netltine. net- he's just some dude. he's just a guy. not king. but you guy. he's not a king. but you newe— guy. he's not a king. but you newelewt— guy. he's not a king. but you have-put this— guy. he's not a king. but you have-put this in- guy. he's not a king. but you have put this in context. have to put this in context. its— have to put this in context. its tte— have to put this in context. its the king— have to put this in context. it's the king how— have to put this in context. it's the king how dare- have to put this in context. it's the king how dare you say that on gb mean, sorry. that on gb news mean, sorry. what mean to be king what does it mean to be the king we-constitutional- we have a constitutional monarchy, know monarchy, louis. we don't know how been in this how long you've been in this country. we don't do things like you you're in you guys. okay? you're in england don't need england now. we don't need to wwite— england now. we don't need to wwiteltewn. — england now. we don't need to writeldown. -know- england now. we don't need to. write . down. - know what? write it down. you know what? wen— write it down. you know what? wen snewit— write it down. you know what? you should know— write it down. you know what? you should know your- write it down. /w:::w. 7 you should know your place. cente— you should know your place. cents—e— you should know your place. could—a favour?- you should know your place. could—a favour? ifl could you do me a favour? if you're out there? twitter. twitter british twitter the british constitution. read constitution. i'd like to read it. comment this, it. and any comment on this, paul? because think louis has paul? because i think louis has gene— paul? because i think louis has gene tiwst— paul? because i think louis has gene tint-eii— paul? because i think louis has gone first-all, louis- gone first of all, louis eeeiegiset— gone first of all, louis apologised which gone first of all, louis- apologised _which that apologised to me, which that was twiiiient— brilliant that you've been in tnis— brilliant that you've been in we eewntww— brilliant that you've been in| this country—let's this country too long. let's never apologise,- this country too long. let's never apologise, okay? just like just never apologise. just like rob. never apologise. but is absolutely but yeah, this is absolutely right. this in right. you've got to put this in context. to this context. you've got to put this in context the story. in the context of the story. she's created this man. you don't create mess then she's created this man. you dorand eate mess then she's created this man. you dorand say, mess then she's created this man. you dorand say, can mess then she's created this man. you dorand say, can iiess then she's created this man. you dorand say, can iiess to then she's created this man. you dorand say, can iiess to you try and say, can i speak to you about like, no, you about it? it's like, no, you can't. and we've also just can't. yeah. and we've also just got can't. yeah. and we've also just get in— can't. yeah. and we've also just get in ten— can't. yeah. and we've also just get in weww sneii— t " . “win?" and we've also just got in very small there. catholics— got in very small there. catholics have parity in new tens—tine.- catholics have parity in new. jobs_time..who

jobs for the first time. so who wents— jobs for the first time. so who wents te— jobs for the first time. so who wants to tackle— jobs for the first time. so who wants to tackle that? . wants to tackle that? irish petites?— wants to tackle that? irish politics?lwill_ wants to tackle that? irish politics? will say something politics? i will say something because i don't have what do they a horse in the they call that? a horse in the race? oh, yeah. yeah. i don't know . yeah, yeah . know. in the. yeah, yeah. either way. i mean there's an eninei— either way. i mean there's an eninei wnen— either way. i mean there's an animal when i— either way. i mean there's an animal when i was growing up in my animal when i was growing up in nw eit— animal when i was growing up in nw ett iewisn— animal when i was growing up in my old jewish town, hated my old jewish town, we hated eetneiies— catholics and protestant egnetiw. — catholics and protestant egnetiw. i— catholics and protestant equally. t: " e equally. i couldn't tell the difference. really. true equality. . was true equality. louis yeah. was true equality. louis yeah. was true equality. i didn't know that was it jewish town, jewish it called jewish town, jewish town, new york. you know what it was? his was? well, they well, what's his name ? i don't know if name called? i don't know if i can this word hymietown. can use this word hymietown. what's the jesse jackson called new hymietown? know , new york hymietown? you know, and live, i think you new york hymietown? you know, and use live, i think you new york hymietown? you know, and use the live, i think you new york hymietown? you know, and use the word. yeah, you know can use the word. yeah, you know wnet— can use the word. yeah, you know wnet it— can use the word. yeah, you know wnet it neens— can use the word. yeah, you know what it means-this— what it means in this country. so what it means in this country. so wee-ii— what it means in this country. se wee-ii te— what it means in this country. so you'll be all— what it means in this country. so you'll be all right.- what it means in this country. so you'll be all right. paul, any on this island? any comment on this island? sorry. i tend to steer clear of island, ask. no, i island, but i'll ask. no, i don't a island, but i'll ask. no, i don't-a massive- island, but i'll ask. no, i- don't-a massive comment. don't have a massive comment. etnew— don't have a massive comment. owe—ttet.- don't have a massive comment. other—that, you. other than the fact that, you knew.— other than the fact that, you know, - already- other than the fact that, you. know, - already-that know, it's we already know that it's know, it's we already know that ifs—divided- know, it's we already know that it's—divided down. it's pretty well divided down the-in— it's pretty well divided down the-in terms- the middle in terms of protestants _ protestants and catholics, even in-iretand,— protestants and catholics, even in ireland, especially protestants and catholics, even in the ireland, especially protestants and catholics, even in the politics. land, especially protestants and catholics, even in the politics. now especially protestants and catholics, even in the politics. now so )ecially protestants and catholics, even in the politics. now so i cially protestants and catholics, even in the politics. now so i don't think— in the politics. now so i don't think this— in the politics. now so i don't think this is— in the politics. now so i don't think this is a— in the politics. now so i don't think this is a surprise. i think— think this is a surprise. i think they're— think this is a surprise. i think they're just making meal think they're just making a meal of-weut— think they're just making a meal ot-weu. im— think they're just making a meal of-well, i'm normally- of it. well, i'm normally against equality of outcome, of it. well, i'm normally aga this equality of outcome, of it. well, i'm normally aga this in equality of outcome, of it. well, i'm normally aga this in thisiality of outcome, of it. well, i'm normally aga this in thisiality of sounds e, but this in this case, it sounds like could save quite a lot like it could save quite a lot of so maybe all

of nastiness. so maybe it's all right. let's a quick look right. let's have a quick look before the before the break at the guardian. this cbi story. guardian. lewis, this cbi story. okay. well, this is the cbi, witch— okay. well, this is the cbi, which-really— okay. well, this is the cbi, which really which is one which is really which is one of the— which is really which is one of thelthink_ which is really which is one of tteltttnk-ts— which is really which is one of theithink-is one- which is really which is one of the think is one those the i think this is one of those painfu— the i think this is one of those paintut—reati painful things for me to read. its— painful things for me to read. it's basically— painful things for me to read. it's basically some bad stuff happened— it's basically some bad stuff happened at— it's basically some bad stuff happened at the cbi. i had to took— happened at the cbi. i had to took up— happened at the cbi. i had to took up-ctt- happened at the cbi. i had to. look up-cbi,-know, look up what the cbi, you know, what— look up what the cbi, you know, what-stands— look up what the cbi, you know, what-stands for,- what the cbi stands for, confederation- what the cbi stands for, confederation british confederation of british industry.— confederation of british industry. right. confederation of british industbut right. confederation of british industbut he right. confederation of british industbut he just right. confederation of british industbut he just read right. confederation of british industbut he just read theiht. confederation of british industbut he just read the story okay. but he just read the story tonight. — okay. but he just read the story tonight. -fatt— okay. but he just read the story tonight. _fair, like- okay. but he just read the story tonight. _fair, like you. tonight. to be fair, like you did. well, he though- tonight. to be fair, like you. did. well, he though-had tonight. to be fair, like you- did. well, he though-had to did. well, he though he had to took— did. well, he though he had to look-because— did. well, he though he had to look-because it- z 2 well, he though he had to look because it wasn't look it up because it wasn't actuati— look it up because it wasn't «math in— look it up because it wasn't actually in the— look it up because it wasn't actually in the newspaper. they tide-t— actually in the newspaper. they dent—what- actually in the newspaper. they didn't—what cm. didn't actually put what cbi stands— stands for. you know, they shoute— stands for. you know, they should _that. l stands for. you know, they. should _that. and stands for. you know, they- should _that. and it's should have done that. and it's anmae—t- should have done that. and it's an_madelofi an organisation made up of nsesses— an organisation made up of businesses-that- an organisation made up of businesses that are there businesses that that are there to promote— businesses that that are there to promote businesses. but senetntne— to promote businesses. but something happened something bad happened within the organisation which are neede— people working there. and so a lot people working there. and so a tot ef— people working there. and so a tot of ne— people working there. and so a lot of the businesses says we're not lot of the businesses says we're net—nen— lot of the businesses says we're net—nenltnts- not going to be part of this organisation— not going to be part of this organisation businesses. not going to be part of this- orgthey'rein-businesses. not going to be part of this orgthey're basically businesses. not going to be part of this orgthey're basically cutting sses. not going to be part of this orgthey're basically cutting the. so they're basically cutting the neseeee—t l nose off to spite their face. vent.— nose off to spite their face. teen-its— nose off to spite their face. yeah,-it's because- nose off to spite their face. yeah,-it's because of. yeah, but it's because of continued assault continued sexual assault allegations. think allegations. yeah. and i think we be pains to we really should be at pains to delineate this story. there's two stories here. one is the tony danker resignation , which tony danker resignation, which is not because of rape allegations he has had. he's had to come out and remind us all of

that. and i think it's really important. he seems to have been a lot a lot more innocuous. his accusations , he stepped down accusations, he stepped down now. but story here is now. but the main story here is there to an infestation there seems to be an infestation of sexual assault and rape, like there seems at nearly there seems to be at nearly every major organisation across the world. and a lot of these i mean, this story isn't that they've stepped away. there's no way marks and spencers have stepped cbi. they've stepped away from cbi. they've just a bit if you just thrown a bit like if you injure ankle, freeze injure your ankle, you freeze your lloyd your membership at david lloyd gyms that's all gyms or whatever. that's all they've show that they've done to show that they're rape. okay, they're not up for rape. okay, there's there's they're not up for rape. okay,i there's-there's another they're not up for rape. okay,i therethat's-there's another they're not up for rape. okay,i therethat's-tpeople another they're not up for rape. okay,i therethat's-tpeople can�*ier they're not up for rape. okay,i therethat's-tpeople can go gym that's most people can go to. tnee-s— gym that's most people can go to. tnere-s ne— gym that's most people can go to. there's no other cbi that's going— to. there's no other cbi that's going-fer— to. there's no other cbi that's going for businesses. going to speak for businesses. oney. — going to speak for businesses. oney. au— going to speak for businesses. okay. all right. _ going to speak for businesses. okay. all right. will okay. all right. well, that's it. and well done for using the word delineate, paul. that's it for part one. more big words coming elucidate. more coming up. well elucidate. more stories . and coming up stories coming up. and coming up next, slow implosion of next, it's the slow implosion of the for nhs the snp labour call for nhs reforms and elon musk trolls everyone yet again. so see you in two minutes.

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want put it out, cannot stand want to put it out, cannot stand the stench any longer . that the stench any longer. that literally it's become rotten. they're flailing in the wind, it's lost all integrity. the people of scotland deserve a sight better than this. and this is only going to get worse. i mean, there's talk all week of nicola sturgeon getting arrested and i can't sleep. i can't wait for her to get arrested. they're not going to do anything. they're just they're they're just going to they're just speak to her. but just going to speak to her. but at point, the only way that at some point, the only way that humza yousaf can save either himself remnants of himself or or the remnants of the probably to let the snp is probably to let nicola walk a couple of nicola sturgeon walk a couple of things. i love that you think it nen— things. i love that you think it nen integrity— things. i love that you think it had integrity-one- g; i love that you think it had integrity one point gs i love that you think it had integrity one point that had integrity at one point that it's had integrity at one point that its—nine- had integrity at one point that n-s—tntne .- had integrity at one point that it's—thing i love. it's lost the only thing i love anest— it's lost the only thing i love snees-story,— it's lost the only thing i love about story, apart from about this story, apart from eventhne— about this story, apart from everything, nickname everything, is the nickname nnnze— everything, is the nickname tense-less.- everything, is the nickname humza-loss. it's- everything, is the nickname humza loss. it's such humza yousaf loss. it's such a nnnnten— humza yousaf loss. it's such a trumpian nickname. yeah humza nseesst— trumpian nickname. yeah humza nsetess-tnst— trumpian nickname. yeah humza useless-just like- trumpian nickname. yeah humza useless-just like it- useless and it's just like it inst— useless and it's just like it inst destroys— useless and it's just like it just destroys him and he is sentie— just destroys him and he is terrible, isn't— just destroys him and he is terrible, isn't he.7 i just destroys him and he is terrible, isn't he? i mean, wnet-s— terrible, isn't he? i mean, what's happening here is the snp neve— what's happening here is the snp nave—wes— have imploded. was it the financin— have imploded. was it the financial-was- have imploded. was it the financial was the financial thing? was it the tens— financial thing? was it the tens tntnee— financial thing? was it the trans thing? was it just like men— trans thing? was it just like tnen—nenl their moment? they had a wave and— their moment? they had a wave and net— their moment? they had a wave and that-what- their moment? they had a wave and that-what do- their moment? they had a wave and that what do you and that was it. what do you minke— and that was it. what do you minke-its— and that was it. what do you think? it's because think? i think it's because tney-ve—nnl think? i think it's because.

they've—hit song they've had like one hit song and— they've had like one hit song end-teen— they've had like one hit song and-been ten— they've had like one hit song and been ten years for this and it's been ten years for this hit and it's been ten years for this nit-sness— and it's been ten years for this hit-that's been- and it's been ten years for this hit that's been going on. hit song that's been going on. i hit song that's been going on. . nen-t— hit song that's been going on. . nen-t stink— hit song that's been going on. i don't think that— hit song that's been going on. i don't think that they've- hit song that's been going on. i don't think that they've been i don't think that they've been i they've i don't think that they've imploded. the numbers, imploded. and from the numbers, it still it seems like they're still doing they're still doing quite well. they're still the in. the the number one party in. and the people believe people still believe in independence. so on. independence. so hang on. i tnengnt— independence. so hang on. i tnengnt sne— independence. so hang on. i thought the whole- so hang on. i thought the whole point of this story— thought the whole point of this story was— thought the whole point of this story snes— thought the whole point of this story was that-are- thought the whole point of this story was that are saying story was that voters are saying snes— story was that voters are saying tnet ne-s— story was that voters are saying tnet ne-s ent— story was that voters are saying that he's out touch, weak, that he's out of touch, weak, incompetent,— that he's out of touch, weak,- incompetent,_don't incompetent, and that they don't neve— incompetent, and that they don't neveennee—y - incompetent, and that they don't have—anymore. no. i incompetent, and that they don't have anymore. no. and have the people anymore. no. and tney-ve— have the people anymore. no. and tney-ve-et— have the people anymore. no. and they've-of their- they've lost 40% of their nenens— they've lost 40% of their members something they've lost 40% of their members-something that. they've lost 40% of their nrecall rslsomething that. they've lost 40% of their nrecall .;.something that. they've lost 40% of their nrecall . yeah. iething that. they've lost 40% of their nrecall . yeah. but ng that. they've lost 40% of their nrecall . yeah. but if| that. they've lost 40% of their nrecall . yeah. but if you that. they've lost 40% of their- nrecall . yeah. but if you look. i recall. yeah. but if you look at if you look at the chart, if you chart, you know, you google the chart, you know, the actually that the chart actually shows that the chart actually shows that the has down there are the snp has gone down there are 38% and the labour 38% of support and the labour has gone up and the lib dems and the conservative are still in the conservative are still in the bottom. my only concern is that actually if they did get what you think, they're still winning, if they did get wiped out is labour would just out is that labour would just win. what do you think? paul nen.— win. what do you think? paul wen—ven- win. what do you think? paul well, very true. well, well that is very true. and if you take some and you know, if you take some of things that lewis said, of the things that lewis said, some do make and some of them do make sense and he's right that the snp still have hold over have a strong hold over the scottish voting constituents and they will still do relatively well. but this is undermining it

will all go to labour, it's not going to the tories. the lib dems are about as existed in scotland in the in scotland as they are in the in england wales and northern england and wales and northern ireland. but it's losing its integrity. and i do believe it's imploding. the reason i use the word imploding is because sturgeon was like an empress. she was somebody who was untouchable . people. she she untouchable. people. she she said something and people believed it. this is what used to drive me mad for years because you could see straight through it if you didn't buy into the nonsense. and now into all the nonsense. and now it's this it's being seen. there's this there is the stench. there is. i'm amazed they didn't go with kate— i'm amazed they didn't go with kate nones— i'm amazed they didn't go with kate forbes. but— i'm amazed they didn't go with kate forbes. but of course, she seeen— kate forbes. but of course, she seeen tune— kate forbes. but of course, she seemed quite competent and nice and seemed quite competent and nice end—sne— seemed quite competent and nice end—sne wes- seemed quite competent and nice and—she was evil,- and christian. so she was evil, snesse.— and christian. so she was evil, envtensty. se— and christian. so she was evil, obviously. so-do- obviously. so let's do the tetegnnn— telegraph now. and apparently we're so impoverished as a nation—nen- we're so impoverished as a ntnn—ew e| we're so impoverished as a- nation_now a main nation that fruit is now a main ann— nation that fruit is now a main course. and lewis,— nation that fruit is now a main course. and lewis, you be course. and lewis, you must be ensetntety— course. and lewis, you must be absolutely furious— course. and lewis, you must be absolutely furious the absolutely furious about the task—sns- absolutely furious about the lack—this story. absolutely furious about the lack this story in lack of meat in this story in even— lack of meat in this story in every yen— lack of meat in this story in every you knew— lack of meat in this story in every you know what? i22 every you know what? i there's so every you know what? i there's se-tn— every you know what? i there's se-tn this— every you know what? i there's so in this story. fruit so much in this story. the fruit becomes the main course in tesco meal deal price of bread meal deal as price of bread spiral as bread is totally useless . and so it makes it seem useless. and so it makes it seem like bread is a special thing.

the reason we the reason you make a sandwich is make a they make a sandwich is so they don't have to give you that much meat. so it's filler and saying is and so what they're saying is they're in stead of they're saying in stead of instead sandwich , you can instead of a sandwich, you can take two bowls of fruit and fruit number one is an accelerant for hunger. when you eat fruit, it just has sugar in it. it's going to make you hungry. and number two, it's all high carbs. and three, the whole thing , it doesn't have enough thing, it doesn't have enough protein in it. i should have known— protein in it. i should have known wen— protein in it. i should have known you would- protein in it. i should have known you would be- 2 " e i should have known you would be a " " e i should have known you would be a bread wetnen — known you would be a bread truther. lewis.— known you would be a bread truther. lewis. you've already sent— truther. lewis. you've already saw snes— truther. lewis. you've already said that water— truther. lewis. you've already said that water dehydrates you went— said that water dehydrates you weed is— said that water dehydrates you bread is useless.— said that water dehydrates you bread is useless. it doesn't work— bread is useless. it doesn't wewln— bread is useless. it doesn't wewln ts.— bread is useless. it doesn't workiit is..is- bread is useless. it doesn't work it is. is quite work. it is. it is quite ridiculous— work. it is. it is quite ridiculous in- work. it is. it is quite ridiculous in it. paul that ween,— ridiculous in it. paul that bread,-this- ridiculous in it. paul that bread,-this is. ridiculous in it. paul that- bread,-this islbasic bread, we think this is a basic stewe— bread, we think this is a basic stente new— bread, we think this is a basic staple now. bread— bread, we think this is a basic staple now. bread is so epesie— staple now. bread is so expensive now we're just left witn— expensive now we're just left win—ie- expensive now we're just left. with _ do .think? with fruit. what do you think? weii. — with fruit. what do you think? wen-eniine- with fruit. what do you think? well,-readinglstoryl well, it's like reading a story from russia in about 1989 from soviet russia in about 1989 because it's got to the point now where it's a luxury . i mean, now where it's a luxury. i mean, i did bring a punnet of grapes with me to the studio this evening, and the first thing i did, louis, was offer one to you. now i say on air you. now i will say live on air lewis did have one, but we ended

up having a 20 discussion up having a 20 minute discussion about how great grapes could kill me. and never thought kill me. and i never thought that but you're that would exist. but you're absolutely think absolutely right. i think they've got to remove the word absolutely right. i think they'from t to remove the word absolutely right. i think they'from this. 'emove the word absolutely right. i think they'from this. now ie the word absolutely right. i think they'from this. now becauseird deal from this. now because i don't should be don't think fruit it should be part any deal. a sandwich part of any deal. a sandwich is the any good the main staple of any good british lunch. but what is in eni— british lunch. but what is in end tnis— british lunch. but what is in end we is— british lunch. but what is in and this is the— british lunch. but what is in and this is the thing- e it but what is in and this is the thing that kills me because you— and this is the thing that kills me because you have clue. and me because you have no clue. and the me because you have no clue. and ine—ineie— me because you have no clue. and ine—tneie newe- me because you have no clue. and the—there have no- the people out there have no sine. — the people out there have no sine—ensign- the people out there have no. clue._enough protein clue. there's not enough protein insen— clue. there's not enough protein inset-sne— clue. there's not enough protein based-the dietary— clue. there's not enough protein based the dietary record based on the dietary record requirements— based on the dietary record requirements by the requirements set by the government— requirements set by the government .- requirements set by the government . it doesn't have government. it doesn't have ensign— government. it doesn't have ensign-ii- government. it doesn't have ensign-anoi- government. it doesn't have. enough _a.of people enough protein. a lot of people say,— enough protein. a lot of people sew-ioni— enough protein. a lot of people sew-ien-i need- enough protein. a lot of people say, don't need that say, oh, you don't need that men— say, oh, you don't need that mien—its- say, oh, you don't need that. much—it's-like much protein, but it's got like iess— much protein, but it's got like iess inan— much protein, but it's got like less than 15%_ much protein, but it's got like less than 15% protein for the enine— less than 15% protein for the entire meni— less than 15% protein for the entire meal . _ less than 15% protein for the entire meal . .ng f 2 entire meal. they recommend roughly £1 of protein per lean , roughly £1 of protein per lean, one gram, 1—1 gram, sorry , per one gram, 1—1 gram, sorry, per lean body . what is it? yeah. lean body. what is it? yeah. pound of body fat. that's pound of body. no. whatever. lean mass . kilo per lean mass per lean. what something like that. i don't know guys. anyway, that's. and don't know guys. anyway, that's. ann inni— don't know guys. anyway, that's. and we is— don't know guys. anyway, that's. and that is not— don't know guys. anyway, that's. and that is not enough. - ci?" e gs anyway, that's. and that is not enough. ' 2 2 " e gs anyway, that's. and that is not enough. ' 2 «pi2e and that is not enough. and yet this is— and that is not enough. and yet this is n— and that is not enough. and yet this is n swi— and that is not enough. and yet this is a sad story. i mean, this is a sad story. i mean, this is a sad story. i mean, this is one of the bleakest sentences in smaller portions are offered side, are being offered as a side, meaning enjoy meaning customers could enjoy a lunch pots of pineapple

lunch of two pots of pineapple and lost. and a drink. i mean, get lost. all right, let's do the times now. times have a story now. the times have a story about richest about the second richest online troll world. paul troll in the world. paul absolutely. - muski troll in the world. paul- absolutely. -musk favourite absolutely. elon musk favourite snip-eet— absolutely. elon musk favourite suites-ei— absolutely. elon musk favourite subject-of-elon- subject matter of us. elon musk nes— subject matter of us. elon musk nes ieweeiei— subject matter of us. elon musk has revealed-he— subject matter of us. elon musk has revealed-he is- has revealed that he is peiseneiiw— has revealed that he is personally paying for twitter pine— personally paying for twitter pine-isi— personally paying for twitter pine-fer ei— personally paying for twitter blue-for at least- personally paying for twitter blue for at least three blue ticks for at least three celebrities,— blue ticks for at least three celebrities, us— blue ticks for at least three celebrities, us and now these seieiwiiies— celebrities, us and now these celebrities are— celebrities, us and now these celebrities are this is $8 a nonin— celebrities are this is $8 a nenin iw— celebrities are this is $8 a month, by the _ celebrities are this is $8 a month, by the way. he's paying the month, by the way. he's paying sne iee. — month, by the way. he's paying sne iee. i— month, by the way. he's paying the fee. i mean,— month, by the way. he's paying the fee. i mean, it's good on nin— the fee. i mean, it's good on nin. siepnen— the fee. i mean, it's good on him. stephen king, the basketball— him. stephen king, the basketball player, lebron james and basketball player, lebron james end-ester— basketball player, lebron james and-actor william- and star trek actor william sneinen— and star trek actor william shatner. now— and star trek actor william shatner. now stephen king ienewsiw— shatner. now stephen king famously was— shatner. now stephen king famously was somebody who said he famously was somebody who said ne iikei— famously was somebody who said he liked twitter— famously was somebody who said he liked twitter better before the he liked twitter better before tne musk— he liked twitter better before the musk years— he liked twitter better before the musk years .— he liked twitter better before the musk years . so this is the musk years. so this is a new— the musk years. so this is a new from — the musk years. so this is a troll from musk.— the musk years. so this is a troll from musk. and the one ininp— troll from musk. and the one ininp i— troll from musk. and the one tninp i ieeiiw— troll from musk. and the one thing i really love the most or wine— thing i really love the most or wine epeni— thing i really love the most or value about about— thing i really love the most or value about about elon musk is new— value about about elon musk is new nwen— value about about elon musk is new nwen ne— value about about elon musk is how much he values spending his time— how much he values spending his time eni— how much he values spending his time and effort— how much he values spending his time and effort on— how much he values spending his time and effort on annoying etnei— time and effort on annoying etnei peepie— time and effort on annoying etnei peepie .— time and effort on annoying other people . i— time and effort on annoying other people . i was once asked other people. i was once asked as an eipni— other people. i was once asked as an eight year— other people. i was once asked as an eight year old boy what i'd as an eight year old boy what in ie— as an eight year old boy what in iike te— as an eight year old boy what i'd like to be— as an eight year old boy what i'd like to be when i grow up, eni— i'd like to be when i grow up, and ii— i'd like to be when i grow up, end i wes— i'd like to be when i grow up, and it was basically annoying. ines— and it was basically annoying. inei wes— and it was basically annoying. inei ny— and it was basically annoying. that was my answer. elon musk nes— that was my answer. elon musk nes peeene— that was my answer. elon musk nes iesene e— that was my answer. elon musk has become a billionaire doing all has become a billionaire doing eii-ininps— has become a billionaire doing eii-ininps ii— has become a billionaire doing all-things i'd love- has become a billionaire doing all things i'd love do. all the things i'd love to do. its— all the things i'd love to do. its-new,- all the things i'd love to do. it's-mean, even- all the things i'd love to do. it's mean, even better it's great. i mean, even better nipni— it's great. i mean, even better mien—insi- it's great. i mean, even better might—just leave. might have been just leave sneinei— might have been just leave

shatner-blue- shatner with the blue tick. test. — shatner with the blue tick. test. we. — shatner with the blue tick. test. we. n— shatner with the blue tick. just. no, itjust_ shatner with the blue tick. just. no, it just william- just. no, it just william shatner. that would have been swpeip. — shatner. that would have been swpeip. .ne— shatner. that would have been superb. .he-want- shatner. that would have been superb. - he .want to i shatner. that would have beeni superb. .he-want to get superb. but he did want to get king is very, very king back, which is very, very fun. i think have fun. i think he should have given riddles. they given him three riddles. they had to pass before they the had to pass before they kept the blue sorts of blue tick. i've had all sorts of ideas, mean, and someone ideas, but i mean, and someone on twitter was saying, oh, the blue thing, is blue ticks thing, this is terrible. taking the terrible. he's taking away the blue die. blue ticks. people will die. turned be a but turned out to be a parody, but you really you couldn't tell you really couldn't what you think. couldn't tell us what you think. i think number one is i don't newe— i think number one is i don't newe e— i think number one is i don't newe e pine— i think number one is i don't have a blue tick— i think number one is i don't have a blue tick because no twine— have a blue tick because no one's trying imitate as one's trying to imitate me. as soon as-starts- soon as somebody starts impersonating- soon as somebody starts impersonating i will impersonating me, i will. i will get impersonating me, i will. i will pet-tick.— impersonating me, i will. i will pet-nen skew- impersonating me, i will. i will get-tick. okay, so- impersonating me, i will. i willi get-tick. okay, so-i get a blue tick. okay, so what i weeni— get a blue tick. okay, so what i none-p0— get a blue tick. okay, so what i wewii-ie ie- get a blue tick. okay, so what i would-to do is- get a blue tick. okay, so what i would-to do is if- would like you to do is if wen-e— would like you to do is if wine-pe- would like you to do is if- you're-goltwitter you're out there, go to twitter at-schaeffer_ you're out there, go to twitter at-schaeffer and - you're out there, go to twitter at schaeffer and make a at louis schaeffer and make a neke— at louis schaeffer and make a make-account- at louis schaeffer and make a make-account of- at louis schaeffer and make a make account of louis make a parody account of louis seneefien — make a parody account of louis seneefien lenw— make a parody account of louis schaeffer. any good thing schaeffer. do any good thing epeni— schaeffer. do any good thing eiewi-inei- schaeffer. do any good thing about-that too- about blue tick that too iespeiete. — about blue tick that too desperate. 2 about blue tick that too - desperate. the reason i have it, louis, can longer louis, is you can upload longer videos. imagine content you videos. imagine the content you could gout and could put out about gout and diabetes long informational diabetes just long informational videos. very videos. i mean, it could be very helpful. i it's great. helpful. i think it's great. have you heard a have you any of you heard of a blue jack dorsey is blue sky that jack dorsey is launching? he's launching another app on android and he left twitter. this the left twitter. this will be the rival. it's set probably have rival. it's set to probably have a feds on it. a lot a lot more feds on it. a lot more censorship. what do you

think? well, isn't that exactly wnet— think? well, isn't that exactly wnei-iiie— think? well, isn't that exactly what-did?-that- what trump did? isn't that eeeetiw— what trump did? isn't that exactly-said- what trump did? isn't that. exactly-said about exactly what jack said about iiwnp— exactly what jack said about wimp-wen— exactly what jack said about trump you know, exactly what jack said about trump .you know, away exactly what jack said about trun doing you know, away exactly what jack said about trundoing hisiu know, away exactly what jack said about trun doing his thing,iv, away exactly what jack said about trun doing his thing, which away and doing his thing, which seems to-successful_ and doing his thing, which seems to-successfulithe- to be quite successful by the we.— to be quite successful by the wew—ne- to be quite successful by the wew—ne eenl to be quite successful by the. wew—ne pe way. however, yeah, he can go eni— way. however, yeah, he can go end is— way. however, yeah, he can go end is ines— way. however, yeah, he can go and do that. and— way. however, yeah, he can go and do that. and to be honest, ine— and do that. and to be honest, ine-wne— and do that. and to be honest, the-who-take- and do that. and to be honest, the _who .take withi the people who will take with him,— the people who will take with nin,-veen.— the people who will take with him,_yeah, yeah.- the people who will take with him,_yeah, yeah. thel him, good. yeah, yeah. the mastodon type people who we don't mastodon type people who we dont on mastodon type people who we don't on twitter, love don't need on twitter, we love twitter 2.0. all right, let's do the and wes streeting the mirror. and wes streeting admits glorious nhs admits our glorious nhs may actually broken. actually be whisper it broken. louis well, the problem is that the wes streeting who is the he is the whatever he's the labour frontbencher in charge of shadow health secretary, so he's labour chair and so he shouldn't be saying this , he nhs saying this, but he says the nhs is , is a problem because is, is a problem because basically labour believes in pounng basically labour believes in pouring more money into everything. that's what labour ieiiewes — everything. that's what labour believes. _he's- everything. that's what labour believes. _he's saying- believes. and if he's saying inei— believes. and if he's saying inn-nei— believes. and if he's saying that-not the— believes. and if he's saying that not the case, isn't that it's not the case, it isn't ine— that it's not the case, it isn't ine-ine— that it's not the case, it isn't the-the-withl the case. the problem with ieiew— the case. the problem with ieiew-eie- the case. the problem with labour-are 5- the case. the problem with labour are 5 million labour is there are 5 million peepie— labour is there are 5 million peepie witn— labour is there are 5 million people with type two diabetes in this people with type two diabetes in we epensw— people with type two diabetes in we sewntw. — people with type two diabetes in this country . really— people with type two diabetes in this country. t this country. really you've brought this back to that's the story. how can you how can it nei— story. how can you how can it not ie— story. how can you how can it not be ine— story. how can you how can it not be the problem?- sting how can you how can it not be the problem? si2i3 how can you how can it not be the problem? ' 22 s:gng how can you how can it not be the problem? ' 2 not be the problem? and that's nemes— not be the problem? and that's number one, is that people are sick and sick. and so if you would like to save the nhs, stop

being a pig. say it. your blood sugar being a pig. say it. your blood swpei inst— being a pig. say it. your blood sugar just dropped— being a pig. say it. your blood sugar just dropped at- 2g jig c your blood sugar just dropped at the wrong nenenn — sugar just dropped at the wrong nenenn as— sugar just dropped at the wrong moment. as if— sugar just dropped at the wrong moment. as if to— sugar just dropped at the wrong moment. �*" moment. as if to prove your point, you just completely lost. i don't know. i don't know how to sew— i don't know. i don't know how to sew ii— i don't know. i don't know how to sew ii in— i don't know. i don't know how to sew ii in e— i don't know. i don't know how to say it in a nice— i don't know. i don't know how to say it in a nice way.- i don't know. i don't know how to say it in a nice way. i- 2 2 e i don't know how to say it in a nice way. i was going— to say it in a nice way. i was going ie— to say it in a nice way. i was going to sew— to say it in a nice way. i was going to sew i— to say it in a nice way. i was going to say i was- to say it in a nice way. i was going to say i was going to use the going to say i was going to use sne inne— going to say i was going to use the three letter— going to say i was going to use the three letterla_ going to say i was going to use the three letter a word, but the three letterf a t word, but peepie— the three letterf a t word, but peepie ee— the three letterf a t word, but peepie wenw— the three letterf a t word, but people are very sensitive about ines— people are very sensitive about that—diabetes. that. everybody has diabetes out were.— that. everybody has diabetes out were-newne— that. everybody has diabetes out there. having diabetes. and there. stop having diabetes. and our-care system-be. our health care system will be seven— our health care system will be saved—what's- saved. okay paul, what's interesting _ saved. okay paul, what's interesting-me- saved. okay paul, what's interesting me about this, at interesting to me about this, at ieest—weii- interesting to me about this, at least,_well, it. least, is that is that well, it nes— least, is that is that well, it nes ie— least, is that is that well, it has to.labour_ least, is that is that well, it has to labour that address has to be labour that address sne— has to be labour that address sne-winn— has to be labour that address the-with-nhs. has to be labour that address- the-with-nhs because has to be labour that address- ththe-with-nhs because has to be labour that address ththe tories with nhs because has to be labour that address ththe tories do,�*i nhs because has to be labour that address ththe tories do, it's nhs because has to be labour that address ththe tories do, it's likeis because has to be labour that address ththe tories do, it's like eviltcause if the tories do, it's like evil ieiies— if the tories do, it's like evil ienes eni— if the tories do, it's like evil tories and they— if the tories do, it's like evil tories and they blaming tories and they are blaming the ienes —sewine.| tories. of course, and saying, you they've it fall you know, they've let it fall apart. the fact wes apart. and the fact that wes streeting the word streeting is using the word salvageable, it's not exactly a vote confidence. he's vote of confidence. even he's saying salvageable. saying it's only salvageable. but finally a vote but is this finally a vote winner? people have winner? because people have been terrified nhs? but terrified to criticise nhs? but can campaign can you now run on the campaign to nhs? what's really to reform the nhs? what's really interesting— to reform the nhs? what's really interesting-ei— to reform the nhs? what's really interesting-of all,- to reform the nhs? what's really interesting-of all, wes- interesting is first of all, wes sweetne— interesting is first of all, wes sweeninp-se- interesting is first of all, wes streeting so immediately streeting said it so immediately in—iisnissei- streeting said it so immediately in_dismissed it- streeting said it so immediately in dismissed it and in my bias just dismissed it and insigni— in my bias just dismissed it and inewpni wes— in my bias just dismissed it and thought wes streeting wes sweetne— thought wes streeting wes streeting again. i streeting is talking again. i een-i— streeting is talking again. i. don't_ however don't want to listen. however now: _ don't want to listen. however es-es i— don't want to listen. however now, as-as i read- don't want to listen. however now, as as i read that the now, as soon as i read that the seeieiisi— now, as soon as i read that the socialist health— now, as soon as i read that the socialist health association ep— socialist health association up in— socialist health association were up in arms— socialist health association were up in arms that he'd said nnis—

were up in arms that he'd said we eni— were up in arms that he'd said we end sne— were up in arms that he'd said this and the new— were up in arms that he'd said this and the new keir starmer ei— this and the new keir starmer version of labour— this and the new keir starmer version of labour actually were wen— version of labour actually were wenw nwen— version of labour actually were very much behind— version of labour actually were very much behind it. i thought snee— very much behind it. i thought were nipni— very much behind it. i thought there might be— very much behind it. i thought there might be something in it. not there might be something in it. won iesewse— there might be something in it. not because of— there might be something in it. not because of the new keir sterner— not because of the new keir starmer thing,— not because of the new keir starmer thing, because it's starmer thing, but because it's coming— starmer thing, but because it'si coming—centre coming back towards the centre iiee. — coming back towards the centre iiee. .is— coming back towards the centre isien-is nei— coming back towards the centre idea. is not usually this idea. this is not usually this is ine— idea. this is not usually this is the labour— idea. this is not usually this is the labour are— idea. this is not usually this is the labour are usually saying enine— is the labour are usually saying eniie ine— is the labour are usually saying quite the opposite— is the labour are usually saying quite the opposite to this that insi— quite the opposite to this that inst—inne- quite the opposite to this that inst—inns n,- just plough money into it, piewpn— just plough money into it, piewpn nenew— just plough money into it, plough money into it, plough nenew—eii- plough money into it, plough nenew—eii ei- money into it. now all of a sudden— money into it. now all of a- sudden—something sudden they're saying something quite—peein- quite tory which is really interesting. _ quite tory which is really. interesting. _make interesting. didn't i make that point? you did. you did, but you son— point? you did. you did, but you son ei— point? you did. you did, but you son of fenest— point? you did. you did, but you sort of forgot what— point? you did. you did, but you sort of forgot what you- 27 /2 2 2 you did, but you sort of forgot what you were sewing — sort of forgot what you were saying—weiel sort of forgot what you were i sewing—were in sort of forgot what you were - saying—were in the saying and where you were in the ninetie— saying and where you were in the nines-ii.— saying and where you were in the middle-it. that— saying and where you were in the middle-it. that was— saying and where you were in the middle it. that was the only middle of it. that was the only pniien. — middle of it. that was the only pnpien. liens— middle of it. that was the only problem. right. anyway, middle of it. that was the only problegot right. anyway, middle of it. that was the only proble got go. it. anyway, middle of it. that was the only problegot go. that'snay, middle of it. that was the only problegot go. that's part two we've got to go. that's part two tone.— we've got to go. that's part two none—swi- done. but coming up, civil sewenis— done. but coming up, civil servants—rights done. but coming up, civil. servants—rights for servants want equal rights for ineii— servants want equal rights for. ineii—wpieie their sexual fetishes. an update inn—spons- their sexual fetishes. an update from-sports bras- their sexual fetishes. an update from sports bras make from top g and sports bras make women run faster. _ from top g and sports bras make women run faster. who knew? see you women run faster. who knew? see wen-ine— women run faster. who knew? see wen-ine .—

on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . welcome britain is watching. welcome back to headline . let's get back to headline. let's get sweipni— back to headline. let's get straight into _ back to headline. let's get straight into it— back to headline. let's get straight into it with- 2 2 let's get straight into it with the mail eni— straight into it with the mail eni penins— straight into it with the mail and dominic raab may have iwiiiei— and dominic raab may have bullied civil— and dominic raab may have bullied civil servants, but did

ei— bullied civil servants, but did some of them— bullied civil servants, but did some of them actually like it? peni— some of them actually like it? iewi superi— some of them actually like it? paul superb work. i write them myself. absolutely superb civil servants who enjoy bondage. yes, i said . bondage are demanding i said. bondage are demanding the same support as other minority groups. sexual fetish enthusiasts within the ministry of justice . side note where of justice. side note where justice secretary dominic raab has just been forced out due to bullying allegations say they are discriminated against and need protection . this is mental. need protection. this is mental. i mean, getting kicked in the genitals while dressed as a baby is a minority activity. it is. however, i don't think it makes you a minority. and where will this end, by the way? at what point do we start drawing a line and saying , because, by the way, and saying, because, by the way, this is all about being a victim, isn't it? you can replace the word minority for victim group and that is delicious for a lot of people. they absolutely love this stuff. but it i mean, but where does it end? i mean, getting a day off because you can't shoelaces. nick can't tie your shoelaces. nick well, this actually old

well, this is actually quite old fashioned almost, isn't it? now you've frog you you've got like frog gender, you knew,— you've got like frog gender, you knew—en- you've got like frog gender, you knew—en wen - know, a bit of sort of, you knew,— know, a bit of sort of, you knew-its- know, a bit of sort of, you knew-its e- know, a bit of sort of, you know,-it's a biti know, a bit of sort of, you. know,-it's a bit it's know, bondage. it's a bit it's almost— know, bondage. it's a bit it's almost om— know, bondage. it's a bit it's almost old fashion. i love this phrase—then almost old fashion. i love this phrase about—theyl almost old fashion. i love this phrase about erotic they almost old fashion. i love this phrase about erotic activity. ey talked about erotic activity. that— talked about erotic activity. that-such— talked about erotic activity. that - such a - talked about erotic activity. that such a civil service. that was such a civil service. n-s— that was such a civil service. it's-strained- that was such a civil service. it's-strained all- that was such a civil service. it's strained all the fun it's really strained all the fun out—m- it's really strained all the fun out—it? what- it's really strained all the fun out—it? what do. out of it, hasn't it.7 what do you— out of it, hasn't it.7 what do you think,— out of it, hasn't it.7 what do you think, louis? i think i think— you think, louis? i think i think it's slow descent . i think it's a slow descent. i mean, it starts with, mean, it starts off with, let's say like black people say one group like black people or jews, women. say one group like black people orjews, women. then goes to or jews, women. then goes to trans, you know, where is it? where's going to with where's it going to end with stamp you know, stamp collectors, you know, having thing or having their own thing or trainspotters or people who quilt make quilts anyway , when quilt make quilts anyway, when i heard bdsm, i thought to myself, oh, they're not picking on israel again. and that was a joke. i got it roughly. but did they get it? do you think they got it? who was it insulting to? because— got it? who was it insulting to? because we need— got it? who was it insulting to? because we need to. it- gt fl who was it insulting to? t : it wasn't because we need to. it wasn't insulting— because we need to. it wasn't insulting because _ because we need to. it wasn't insulting because we- t : it wasn't insulting because we can't insuu— insulting because we can't insuu anv— insulting because we can't insult any victim groups. that-s— insult any victim groups. mass the— insult any victim groups. that's the whole- insult any victim groups. that's the whole point. i mean, it's culture gone it's just the culture has gone mad. i mean, we're trying to run a country and you just have this kind a sort of kind of strange it's a sort of it's self. it's it's a cult of the self. it's this kind rousseauian thing, this kind of rousseauian thing, like, do anything you this kind of rousseauian thing, like, under do anything you this kind of rousseauian thing, like, under the» anything you this kind of rousseauian thing, like, under the state.|ing you this kind of rousseauian thing, like, under the state. it's you this kind of rousseauian thing, like, under the state. it's all| want under the state. it's all permitted. it's all of

permitted. it's all kind of freedom, but it's kind of it's just degeneracy. well, not that freedom, but it's kind of it's jldon't generacy. well, not that freedom, but it's kind of it's jldon't mindacy. well, not that freedom, but it's kind of it's jldon't mind ifl. well, not that freedom, but it's kind of it's jldon't mind if people not that freedom, but it's kind of it's jldon't mind if people are that freedom, but it's kind of it's jldon't mind if people are doing i don't mind if people are doing this, like not this, but it's like it's not really. it a big really. why is it such a big deal? they have to have deal? why do they have to have legal all this legal protections and all this madness? really so madness? really interesting. so you-sun— madness? really interesting. so you-sun af— madness? really interesting. so you-cult of self- madness? really interesting. so you-cult of self and. you just said cult of self and it you just said cult of self and u-maae— you just said cult of self and u-maae me— you just said cult of self and it made me think of it really made me think of something. — it really made me think of something. and it's many ways the something. and it's many ways use—use— something. and it's many ways the the conservative the things that the conservative people— people are criticised about individualism— individualism this is about people— individualism this is about people-ae— individualism this is about people are concerned individualism this is about- people-areiconcerned with people who are so concerned with their— people who are so concerned with their-individualism - people who are so concerned with their individualism that their own individualism that happens— their own individualism that happens as— their own individualism that happens to groupthink because happens to be groupthink because they-flunk— happens to be groupthink because they-flunk use— happens to be groupthink because they think the same thing, they all think the same thing, that— they all think the same thing, that-overtaken.— they all think the same thing, that overtaken. they're that it's overtaken. they're becoming— that it's overtaken. they're becoming conservative in becoming more conservative in many— becoming more conservative in many ways— becoming more conservative in many ways because they're many ways because all they're trunking— many ways because all they're thinking themselves now thinking about is themselves now , i thinking about is themselves now : i use-a— thinking about is themselves now : i use-u flunk— thinking about is themselves now , i don't think that's what conservatives— , i don't think that's what conservatives conservatism is, by conservatives conservatism is, uu-uauevea- conservatives conservatism is, by - however what . conservatives conservatism is, by however what i conservatives conservatism is,- by- however what i would by the way. however what i would say is— by the way. however what i would say is somebody:— by the way. however what i would say is somebody, you know, these stories—man:- say is somebody, you know, these stories—mail, let's. say is somebody, you know, these stocynical mail, let's say is somebody, you know, these stocynical about mail, let's say is somebody, you know, these stocynical about it. mail, let's say is somebody, you know, these stocynical about it. they'vet's be cynical about it. they've just— be cynical about it. they've just-far— be cynical about it. they've just-far us- be cynical about it. they've just-for us on- be cynical about it. they've just-for us on gbi just it's good for us on gb news— just it's good for us on gb news, etcetera,- just it's good for us on gb news, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera— news, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera however, at least 2 or etcetera. however, at least 2 or 3 etcetera. however, at least 2 or s people— etcetera. however, at least 2 or s people have— etcetera. however, at least 2 or 3 people have had— etcetera. however, at least 2 or 3 people have had to come forward—om forward in the ministry of pusuee— forward in the ministry of justice-point- forward in the ministry of justice point and forward in the ministry of- justice-point and said, justice at some point and said, by justice at some point and said, bit-way,— justice at some point and said, by-wayr i_ justice at some point and said, p,....,, i ike— justice at some point and said, by way, i like bondage and by the way, i like bondage and i pau— by the way, i like bondage and i uaui quasaay— by the way, i like bondage and i want thursday afternoons off or who:— want thursday afternoons off or uiiai: oa— want thursday afternoons off or what, or whatever— want thursday afternoons off or what, or whatever it might be. i pano— what, or whatever it might be. i uauilpe— what, or whatever it might be. i uauilpe ia— what, or whatever it might be. i want-be in the— what, or whatever it might be. i want be in the same way that want to be in the same way that a_m— want to be in the same way that a-may uaui— want to be in the same way that a-may uaui io- want to be in the same way that a-may uaui io po- want to be in the same way that a may want to go and pray a muslim may want to go and pray five a muslim may want to go and pray iive iimes— a muslim may want to go and pray iive timeslday-_ a muslim may want to go and pray five timeslday. yeah— a muslim may want to go and pray five times day. yeah you're five times a day. yeah you're iipiai. — five times a day. yeah you're iipisi. us.—

five times a day. yeah you're iipisi. up. is— five times a day. yeah you're right. no, it's a— five times a day. yeah you're right. \it:i i: i: right. no, it's a different kind of individualism. it's a sort of endless liberal celebration of every proclivity endless liberal celebration of equite proclivity endless liberal celebration of equite different proclivity endless liberal celebration of equite different from )roclivity endless liberal celebration of equite different from the .ivity . quite different from the conservative idea. but yeah. and then people the then they get people in the department of work and pensions to one of to do these speeches. one of them know, sex not them said, you know, sex is not binary. well, binary. and you're like, well, it though, unfortunate . but it is, though, unfortunate. but anyway, might say anyway, anyway, people might say this come to this story has just come out to defend rob. possibly that might be let's do the be the case. let's do the guardian, two words guardian, though, and two words that anyone excited, that would make anyone excited, inclusive louis yeah, inclusive fashion. louis yeah, this is the editor of british vogue has turned down ads on inclusivity. this is a total non sioay— inclusivity. this is a total non sioay .— inclusivity. this is a total non sioay . ii— inclusivity. this is a total non sioay . ii is— inclusivity. this is a total non story . it is basically- {us , a this is a total non story . it is basically well my; , y this is a total non story . it is basically well it's story. it is basically well it's yeah— story. it is basically well it's yeaia iie-s— story. it is basically well it's yeah he's take— story. it is basically well it's yeah he's take a— story. it is basically well it's yeah he's take a drink. yeah iie-s— yeah he's take a drink. yeah has has— yeah he's take a drink. yeah has has use— yeah he's take a drink. yeah he's he's the head of he's he's an iupiisii— he's he's the head of he's he's an ippiisia guy— he's he's the head of he's he's an english guy of— he's he's the head of he's he's an english guy of ghanaian ausesiay— an english guy of ghanaian apeesuy ana— an english guy of ghanaian ancestry and he— an english guy of ghanaian ancestry and he lived in america for a— ancestry and he lived in america for a ioi— ancestry and he lived in america for a ioi of— ancestry and he lived in america for a lot of times.— ancestry and he lived in america for a lot of times. and he's pasioaiiy— for a lot of times. and he's basically saying— for a lot of times. and he's basically saying that we because oomp— basically saying that we because we're doing this,— basically saying that we because we're doing this, this, this ioiai— we're doing this, this, this total virtue— we're doing this, this, this total virtue signalling a whole issue— total virtue signalling a whole issue on diversity— total virtue signalling a whole issue on diversity , inclusivity, issue on diversity, inclusivity, showma— issue on diversity, inclusivity, spoqup, you— issue on diversity, inclusivity, showing, you know , people who showing, you know, people who are disabled,— showing, you know, people who are disabled, that— showing, you know, people who are disabled, that we've gotten iois— are disabled, that we've gotten iois of— are disabled, that we've gotten iois of ads— are disabled, that we've gotten lots of ads that— are disabled, that we've gotten lots of ads that weren't quite aisapiea— lots of ads that weren't quite disabled enough, that the ads weep-i— disabled enough, that the ads weren't disabled. so we're not

ququp— weren't disabled. so we're not iuppipp opera.— weren't disabled. so we're not running them. it's— weren't disabled. so we're not running them. it's a it's a big puss— running them. it's a it's a big piaoe: buo— running them. it's a it's a big piaee, pui im— running them. it's a it's a big place, but i'm going to tell you someiiaiup— place, but i'm going to tell you something. speaking of vogue , something. speaking of vogue, speaiiup— something. speaking of vogue, speaiipp of— something. speaking of vogue, speaking of vogue, what's going to speaking of vogue, what's going io-iie— speaking of vogue, what's going io-iie-iuoul speaking of vogue, what's going io-iie-iuou. bvl speaking of vogue, what's going. to _we-know, by the to happen? we don't know, by the way, have no idea what way, we have no idea what what we've got is we've got talking about that's what this about artistic. that's what this is about artistic. that's what this is iasianu— about artistic. that's what this is fashion. it's— about artistic. that's what this is fashion. it's the— about artistic. that's what this is fashion. it's the new- c it. that's what this is fashion. it's the new louis soiiaeiea— is fashion. it's the new louis schaefer louis— is fashion. it's the new louis schaefer louis for the camera mere— schaefer louis for the camera mere-vou— schaefer louis for the camera there _you see- schaefer louis for the camera there you see that there we go. you see that someaiau— there we go. you see that comedian troublemaker, iouseuiie— comedian troublemaker, housewife. chili; comedian troublemaker, housewife-there's big housewife. and there's a big pile meat. author of pile of meat. it says author of the death of the bestseller the death of love.i the bestseller the death of love. i didn't even know what was to that. just was going to say that. i just said of love. the said the death of love. the death of your cliches. that's what like death of your cliches. that's what-like i'm- death of your cliches. that's what-like i'm just. what it is. it's like i'm just opepiup— what it is. it's like i'm just opepipplio— what it is. it's like i'm just opepipplio a- what it is. it's like i'm just opening to a single page. opening up to a single page. iiieie-s— opening up to a single page. there's-some- opening up to a single page.- there's-some-people there's me with some old people playing— there's me with some old people piayipp-iiie— there's me with some old people piayipp-iiie a- there's me with some old people piayipp-iiie a iai- playing cards. it's like a fat iouis—aua- playing cards. it's like a fati louis—and then louis playing cards and then iiieie-s— louis playing cards and then iiaeie-s-pea. - louis playing cards and then there's bed. where is there's me on a bed. where is iiiis— there's me on a bed. where is this available?— there's me on a bed. where is this available? louis for the pope:— this available? louis for the peopie, ii-s— this available? louis for the people, it's going to want people, it's going to be want to buy— people, it's going to be want to buy ii?— people, it's going to be want to buy i? voue— people, it's going to be want to buy it? you're supposed you're supposed—donu- buy it? you're supposed you're supposed don't have buy it? you're supposed you're supprord don't have buy it? you're supposed you're suppror this. don't have buy it? you're supposed you're suppror this. available. ve time for this. it's available. wen.— time for this. it's available. iieii.luas— time for this. it's available. well, .was i relevant - time for this. it's available. well, .was i relevant to l time for this. it's available. i well, .wasirelevant to the well, it was so relevant to the story, that's the first story, for one, that's the first time relevant. gave time it's been relevant. i gave you humid you to fill some you a humid you to fill some time, but let's say it's available on patreon. i'm not yet patreon..was_ available on patreon. i'm not yet patreon..was a- ci" :�* i'm not yet patreon. was a website. yet patreon. it was a website. vou— yet patreon. it was a website. you hea— yet patreon. it was a website. you iaeaa use— yet patreon. it was a website. you hear the creator. his name is you hear the creator. his name is iuoy— you hear the creator. his name is lucy harman.— you hear the creator. his name is lucy harman. let's just lift pack— is lucy harman. let's just lift pack io— is lucy harman. let's just lift pack io use— is lucy harman. let's just lift back to the _news- is lucy harman. let's just lift back to the news story. back to the actual news story. iiai-s— back to the actual news story. that's_ bothers i that's true. and what bothers me, is that me, paul, about this is that

it's i've got nothing it's fashion. i've got nothing against know, disabled. against you know, the disabled. obviously, it's a kind of ridiculous statement. but fashion, fashion fashion, isn't it? fashion is kind weird kind of kind of weird kind of aspiration. i mean, it's like it's be about it's not supposed to be about perfect representation. it's supposed to be about a sort of absurd aspiration supposed to be about a sort of absurcit? aspiration supposed to be about a sort of absurcit? i aspiration supposed to be about a sort of absurcit? i agree. aspiration supposed to be about a sort of absurcit? i agree. i aspiration supposed to be about a sort of absurcit? i agree. i mean, tion , isn't it? i agree. i mean, iiiese— , isn't it? i agree. i mean, these stories— c fl i agree. i mean, these stories always trying to isaak— these stories always trying to iaaok you— these stories always trying to track you back— these stories always trying to track you back the track you back to the victimhood. - track you back to the victimhood. nobody at any point was victimhood. nobody at any point ieaiiy— victimhood. nobody at any point was really looking— victimhood. nobody at any point was really looking at fashion ana— was really looking at fashion aua—oiiaeal was really looking at fashion- and_other than and thinking anything other than i ooqui— and thinking anything other than i oouia. i— and thinking anything other than i could. i couldn't— and thinking anything other than i could. i couldn't get into iiiai— i could. i couldn't get into iiiai .— i could. i couldn't get into iiiai . iiiai— i could. i couldn't get into that . that looks ridiculous. that. that looks ridiculous. iiiai— that. that looks ridiculous. that unattainably that person's unattainably peauiiiui— that person's unattainably beautiful whatever you almost beautiful or whatever you almost uaui— beautiful or whatever you almost uaui io— beautiful or whatever you almost uaui io siou— beautiful or whatever you almost want to slow clap— beautiful or whatever you almost want to slow clap and go stop . want to slow clap and go stop. sququp— want to slow clap and go stop. stunning absolutely stunning and brave, absolutely sququp— stunning and brave, absolutely stunning-brave.- stunning and brave, absolutely stunning. brave. edward stunning. and brave. edward isseuiiaiiy— stunning. and brave. edward essentially—goti essentially this guy has got pau— essentially this guy has got pad-grana— essentially this guy has got paia-paaua a- essentially this guy has got paid grand a year to say to paid 300 grand a year to say to all paid 300 grand a year to say to aii poope— paid 300 grand a year to say to all people, wear— paid 300 grand a year to say to all people, wear clothes too . all people, wear clothes too. ana— all people, wear clothes too. and wee— all people, wear clothes too. and we're also— all people, wear clothes too. and we're also we're all supposed— and we're also we're all supposedlgo- and we're also we're all supposealpo :- and we're also we're all supposed go , yeah, he's supposed to go, yeah, he's uaiiea— supposed to go, yeah, he's uaiieoi ii.— supposed to go, yeah, he's uaiieoi ii. i— supposed to go, yeah, he's nailed it. i can't- supposed to go, yeah, he's nailed it. i can't believe why is nailed it. i can't believe why is—iisis- nailed it. i can't believe why is_this before?. nailed it. i can't believe whyi is_this before? it's is no one said this before? it's oomeiia-y— is no one said this before? it's somewa-y from - is no one said this before? it's come way from the devil come a long way from the devil weas— come a long way from the devil wears—iss- come a long way from the devili wears—it's stanley wears prada. when it's stanley taoiseach. that sad taoiseach. who is that sad little mean, that's little person? i mean, that's fashion, it's fashion, right? that's what it's about guy called about anyway, the guy was called edward and had edward enninful, and i've had and an enninful of this and i've had an enninful of this story. let's do the times . so story. so let's do the times. so it pretty poor that with it was pretty poor that with with the story about sports bras, and i know this is an bras, paul and i know this is an area you've studied closely.

he's good sports bras he's absolutely good sports bras help run faster. and i help women run faster. and i should say some men- should say some men too. i can confirm— should say some men too. i can confirm :— should say some men too. i can confirm : wok:— should say some men too. i can confirm , nick, this— should say some men too. i can confirm , nick, this story is all confirm, nick, this story is all apoui— confirm, nick, this story is all apoui use— confirm, nick, this story is all about the fact— confirm, nick, this story is all about the fact that essentially women in football and particularly— women in football and particularly sports now are peiiiup— particularly sports now are peiiipp use— particularly sports now are getting the sort of technology of ioqueai— getting the sort of technology of footwear wear— getting the sort of technology of footwear wear and clothing iiiai— of footwear wear and clothing iiiai use— of footwear wear and clothing iiiai iiie mea— of footwear wear and clothing that the men have had for years. iiiey-ie— that the men have had for years. iiaey-ie sayipp— that the men have had for years. they're saying that— that the men have had for years. they're saying that the right spous— they're saying that the right spoais iuas— they're saying that the right sports bras can— they're saying that the right sports bras can make a woman 7% iasieu— sports bras can make a woman 7% iasiei. now,— sports bras can make a woman 7% faster. now, this— sports bras can make a woman 7% faster. now, this all— sports bras can make a woman 7% faster. now, this all goes back to faster. now, this all goes back io sou— faster. now, this all goes back io sou of— faster. now, this all goes back to sort of chloe— faster. now, this all goes back to sort of chloe kelly. and if anyone— to sort of chloe kelly. and if anyone remembers the england's women football— anyone remembers the england's women football team winning the european— women football team winning the european championships earlier in european championships earlier in ine— european championships earlier in one y...— european championships earlier in the year, kelly— european championships earlier in the year, kelly kelly ianoust— in the year, kelly kelly famously took her top off and snowed— famously took her top off and snonea us— famously took her top off and showed us her— famously took her top off and showed us her sports bra, which iouis— showed us her sports bra, which iouis nasn-i— showed us her sports bra, which louis hasn't stopped talking aboun— louis hasn't stopped talking about, however— louis hasn't stopped talking about, however , i think this about, however, i think this i innk— about, however, i think this i my ine— about, however, i think this i think the point— about, however, i think this i think the point of this story is inyinp— think the point of this story is inyinp io— think the point of this story is inyinp io say:— think the point of this story is trying to say, you— think the point of this story is trying to say, you know, women aesene — trying to say, you know, women deserve better. _ trying to say, you know, women deserve better. t . deserve better. watch your heads. yes. deserve better. watch your heads. yes . can't- deserve better. �*sii�*iticm�* . : yes . can't outfit heads. yes. can't outfit brilliance— heads. yes. can't outfit brilliance .— heads. yes. can't outfit brilliance . no- : yes. can't outfit brilliance . no one else is going brilliance. no one else is going to brilliance. no one else is going io nake— brilliance. no one else is going io mane ine— brilliance. no one else is going to make the weekly no else is ininiinp— to make the weekly no else is ininiinp inai— to make the weekly no else is thinking that at— to make the weekly no else is thinking that at all. great clip . however, however, this is a goon— . however, however, this is a goon siony. — . however, however, this is a goon soon. i— . however, however, this is a good story. i like— . however, however, this is a good story. i like the fact that

onen— good story. i like the fact that there managing— good story. i like the fact that there managing to create iooipaii— there managing to create football boots— there managing to create football boots and ladies undernea— football boots and ladies underwear that works for footballers— underwear that works for footballers . _ underwear that works for footballers . ' i: m“ underwear that works for footballers . i: m underwear that works for- footballers . and can i just say footballers. and can i just say one thing about this? it's great because it will make them 7% faster they'll lose to the faster so they'll lose to the biological slightly less biological men by slightly less distance, right? louis well, this know, you don't want this is you know, you don't want to all non stories, to say they're all non stories, but all stories but they're all non stories because is that because the fact is, is that women athletes women who are true athletes don't bras. they've got don't need bras. they've got iiny— don't need bras. they've got iiny iiiiie— don't need bras. they've got tiny little masumi's- cid" c : they've got tiny little masumi's and they know— tiny little masumi's and they know because _ tiny little masumi's and they know because their testosterone ievei— know because their testosterone ievei is— know because their testosterone ievei is nay— know because their testosterone ieyei is way up— know because their testosterone level is way up and their oesiiopen— level is way up and their oestrogen level is whatever down and iney— oestrogen level is whatever down and iney ion-i— oestrogen level is whatever down and they don't have they don't nave— and they don't have they don't nave iney— and they don't have they don't have they lose,— and they don't have they don't have they lose, they don't have big have they lose, they don't have on iouis— have they lose, they don't have big louis bouncing. more than ion— big louis bouncing. more than ion-nave— big louis bouncing. more than 70% have had exercise 70% of women have had exercise induced breast pain. i've even had that on long runs, had that on some long runs, which is they should you which is they should tell you that should not exercise. that they should not exercise. it's about diabetes louis. it's about diabetes, louis. ins— it's about diabetes, louis. this-diabetes.- it's about diabetes, louis. this-diabetes. it'sl it's about diabetes, louis. i this-diabetes. it's not this is about diabetes. it's not because trying to because people are trying to outrun diet. paul it outrun a bad diet. paul it doesn't work . this exercise is doesn't work. this exercise is bad food for women and it's not very good for men either. outrageous. he's an exercise truther as well. we should have inai. — truther as well. we should have inai. i— truther as well. we should have seen that. i saw— truther as well. we should have seen that. i saw a— truther as well. we should have seen that. i saw a youtube video. okay let's quickly move on and do the guardian with a

story hipster eugenics. story about hipster eugenics. is that the guardian now having to is that the guardian now having io-iueea— is that the guardian now having io-iueea peopie- is that the guardian now having to breed people that to actually breed people that nano— to actually breed people that nani-inen— to actually breed people that want their newspaper? to actually breed people that want yeah, their newspaper? to actually breed people that want yeah, well ir newspaper? to actually breed people that want yeah, well , newspaper? to actually breed people that want yeah, well , you1spaper? to actually breed people that want yeah, well , you knower? to actually breed people that want yeah, well , you know what louis yeah, well, you know what it louis yeah, well, you know what ii no — louis yeah, well, you know what ii no ii-s— louis yeah, well, you know what ii is? in iney— louis yeah, well, you know what it is? it's they saw— louis yeah, well, you know what it is? it's they saw a- louis yeah, well, you know what it is? c it is? it's they saw a tweet. so this is a news item based on a tweet . and the tweeter has even tweet. and the tweeter has even less people watching than louis schaefer does, like 37, like nothing. and it's some attention seeking couple in, in, in, in somewhere out there. america, somewhere out there. america, somewhere america somewhere. inevitably pennsylvania in pennsylvania and hipster you forget the title. what they're saying is what they're saying is this couple want to breed white children . now you're not allowed children. now you're not allowed to say that that's racist . to say that that's racist. you're not allowed to say that. and but they're thinking if we breed ten white children now and those ten have ten and those ten have ten, then ten, eventually we'll get the hitler youth. it's about it's about the designer sort of babies eugenics aspect and people like elon musk, like, ineed and people like elon musk, like, i need to have a lot of children

because i'm super smart. that's the part that's a bit— the part that's a bit questionable. but what the euaniian— questionable. but what the guardian are— questionable. but what the guardian are trying to do here is guardian are trying to do here is in— guardian are trying to do here is tie pro—natalism to the alt guardian are trying to do here is tie oro—natalism to the alt guardian are trying to do here is tie or beingalism to the alt guardian are trying to do here is tie or being right to the alt guardian are trying to do here is tie or being right winge alt guardian are trying to do here is tie or being right wing or lt right or being right wing or ieinp— right or being right wing ori ieinp—oaii being some sort of they call inen — being some sort of they call inen -iney— being some sort of they call them _they call- being some sort of they call them they call them them racist. they call them peopie— them racist. they call them people misogynist, sexism. sonenon— people misogynist, sexism. sonenon is— people misogynist, sexism. somehow is there. but somehow is in there. but aquaiiy— somehow is in there. but an need— somehow is in there. but act need _to- somehow is in there. but act need to have somehow is in there. but- act need-to have babies. we need people to have babies. neause— we need people to have babies. neause i— we need people to have babies. neause i was— we need people to have babies. because i was listening to an expen— because i was listening to an open on— because i was listening to an expert on .called - expert on this called paul iiaiien— expert on this called pauli mallen_podcast expert on this called paul- mallen_podcast on the mallen on a great podcast on the ieiepiapn— telegraph, and he was saying innipiaiion— telegraph, and he was saying immigration term immigration is a short term squiion— immigration is a short term solution because people, innipianis— solution because people, immigrants get old well, and immigrants get old as well, and the immigrants get old as well, and one—iron — immigrants get old as well, and the—from countries. the draw them from countries inai—iiii- the draw them from countriesi that—birth rates. that also have low birth rates. he that also have low birth rates. ue-sayinp— that also have low birth rates. ue-sayinp iapan- that also have low birth rates. he saying japan going to he was saying japan is going to iusi— he was saying japan is going to iusi-ii— he was saying japan is going to iusi-ii iney— he was saying japan is going to just-if they don't- he was saying japan is going to just if they don't sort just die out if they don't sort onen— just die out if they don't sort ineii-iaie. — just die out if they don't sort their- rate. so- just die out if they don't sort their rate. so only their birth rate. so the only answer is actually pro—natalism. their birth rate. so the only aanhe is actually pro—natalism. their birth rate. so the only aanhe guardian.y pro—natalism. their birth rate. so the only aanhe guardian.y pro—nata sort. so the guardian is actually sort of so the guardian is actually sort oi—iquie— so the guardian is actually sort oi—iquie of- so the guardian is actually sort of future of mankind of risking the future of mankind by of risking the future of mankind py—inai— of risking the future of mankind by_that somehow. of risking the future of mankind by children hat somehow of risking the future of mankind by children ist somehow of risking the future of mankind by children is racist.how of risking the future of mankind by children is racist. )w of risking the future of mankind by children is racist. having children is racist. two inings— having children is racist. two ininps neie. — having children is racist. two things here. there's- things here. there's nothing wrong there wrong with being white. there i said there you said it. yeah. however there you know there's nothing wrong know and there's nothing wrong with to with white people wanting to have these are have white children. these are not right people. just not far right people. just because they have white children. happen for be children. they happen to for be me, like a leftist me, this reads like a leftist family they called their family. they have called their three children. torsten octavian and titan invictus, and they've said they've done that because they want their children to be taken seriously the way to have your children taken seriously is

not to name them after eight seconds. aftershaves that is essentially what they do. no, no, no. respecting a right winger is calling their kid octavia. but that's not the ine— octavia. but that's not the issue. the issue— octavia. but that's not the issue. the issue is- ©1ch but that's not the issue. the issue is what you sad:— issue. the issue is what you sani: unen— issue. the issue is what you said, which is— issue. the issue is what you said, which is which is people nano— said, which is which is people uani ii— said, which is which is people want it wasn't— said, which is which is people want it wasn't you didn't say it, want it wasn't you didn't say p, ioui— want it wasn't you didn't say p, iui iii— want it wasn't you didn't say it, but i'll say— want it wasn't you didn't say it, but i'll say it.— want it wasn't you didn't say it, but i'll say it. women inioupnoui— it, but i'll say it. women throughout time immemorial pick annan uno-s poinp— throughout time immemorial pick a man who's going to give their nas— a man who's going to give their iias :— a man who's going to give their iias : nake— a man who's going to give their kids , make their— a man who's going to give their kids , make their kids beautiful kids, make their kids beautiful and kids, make their kids beautiful ana ins— kids, make their kids beautiful and one is— kids, make their kids beautiful and this is everything, whether it's and this is everything, whether is a— and this is everything, whether is a piaoi— and this is everything, whether it's a black people or white peopie— it's a black people or white people. everybody picks women, women and men— people. everybody picks women, women and men to . [is/£6; g women and men to. okay, strange conclusion to that story. but anyway, we've got to quickly do this before the break from the mail and the top g still can't escape the matrix. and if you didn't understand sentence didn't understand that sentence , spend enough , you simply don't spend enough time internet. paul time on the internet. paul andrew bev and andrew tate. andrew bev and andrew— andrew tate. andrew bev and andrew-nin. - andrew tate. andrew bev and andrew-him. great. andrew tate. andrew bev and. andrew-him. great guy. andrew tate. andrew bev and. ahavev-him. great guy. ' i: andrew bev and ahave lovely him. great guy. ' i: andrew bev and ahave lovely guy. im. great guy. ' i: andrew bev and ahave lovely guy. lovelyiat guy. ' i: andrew bev and ahave lovely guy. lovely guy. ry. i have lovely guy. lovely guy. andrew. — i have lovely guy. lovely guy. andree—nas- i have lovely guy. lovely guy. andrew. _has is. i have lovely guy. lovely guy. - andrew. _has is house andrew. andrew tate has is house anesi— andrew. andrew tate has is house anesi-ieen— andrew. andrew tate has is house arrest been extended by arrest has been extended by anoinei— arrest has been extended by anoinei so— arrest has been extended by another 30 days.— arrest has been extended by another 30 days. okay. now i remember listening to andrew iaie— remember listening to andrew iaie ieii— remember listening to andrew iaie ieii us— remember listening to andrew tate tell us that— remember listening to andrew tate tell us that romania was of— tate tell us that romania was oi ine— tate tell us that romania was one of the most— tate tell us that romania was one of the most free countries in one of the most free countries in aii— one of the most free countries in aii of— one of the most free countries in all of that— one of the most free countries in all of that continent. we sau— in all of that continent. we oaii iuaope— in all of that continent. we call europe. however, by my

calculation— call europe. however, by my calculation ,_ call europe. however, by my calculation , the— call europe. however, by my calculation , the man has been calculation, the man has been incarcerated _ calculation, the man has been incarcerated one— calculation, the man has been incarcerated one way or another for us— incarcerated one way or another for st nonins— incarcerated one way or another for six months without any onapes— for six months without any charges being— for six months without any charges being brought. and by the charges being brought. and by one way:— charges being brought. and by one way no— charges being brought. and by the way, no charges will ever be iuoupni— the way, no charges will ever be iuoupni ii— the way, no charges will ever be paoupni ii you— the way, no charges will ever be brought if you can't if you aan-i— brought if you can't if you oan-i ina— brought if you can't if you can't find charges in six nonins— can't find charges in six nonins, you— can't find charges in six months, you can't find charges . months, you can't find charges. all months, you can't find charges. aii iney-ve— months, you can't find charges. all they've done— months, you can't find charges. all they've done is— months, you can't find charges. all they've done is martyred. andrew— all they've done is martyred. andrew iaie— all they've done is martyred. andrew tate absolutely . andrew tate absolutely. louis very— andrew tate absolutely. louis very puieiiy— andrew tate absolutely. louis very quickly, we've— andrew tate absolutely. louis very quickly, we've got go very quickly, we've got to go free top g. i you know what it is? free top g. i you know what it is? inis— free top g. i you know what it no up is— free top g. i you know what it no up is a— free top g. i you know what it is? this is a violation- ”it:it; c, i you know what it is? this is a violation of the iounn— is? this is a violation of the fourth amendment. unreasonable seanes ana— fourth amendment. unreasonable searches and seizures and a vioiaiion— searches and seizures and a vioiaiionla— searches and seizures and a violation-a sixth- searches and seizures and a violation a sixth amendment, violation of a sixth amendment, the violation of a sixth amendment, ine nano— violation of a sixth amendment, ine npni io— violation of a sixth amendment, ine npni io a— violation of a sixth amendment, the right to a speedy but the right to a speedy trial. but we're-america- the right to a speedy trial. but we're-america .- the right to a speedy trial. but we're america . we're in we're not in america. we're in ioonania. — we're not in america. we're in ioonania. ana— we're not in america. we're in romania. and he— we're not in america. we're in romania. and he should he romania. and he should have he snouia— romania. and he should have he snouia-inonn— should have known better. ioeaiiyi— should have known better. really?-think- should have known better. really? think tate's really? well, i think tate's iinooeni — really? well, i think tate's innocent. i've— really? well, i think tate's innocent. :�* :�* really? well, i think tate's innocent. :�* innocent. i've been in trouble for defending tate from both the left i guess left and the right. so i guess you me a tate you could call me a tate centrist. met him, and centrist. and i've met him, and i think he's. i think he's a good guy. but that's it for part three. coming black three. but coming up, black washing three. but coming up, black wstreet and makes the news and a street and makes the news and how people thin how japan keeps people thin spoiler shame see spoiler it's through shame see you two no, it's .

not noo- iwelcome noo— iwelcome back not welcome back to the final part - welcome back to the final part of ueaaiineis. — - welcome back to the final part oisioniiineis. — - welcome back to the final part oisier i — - welcome back to the final part oisier inn ine— - welcome back to the final part of story from the metro _ . welcome back to the final part ofstory from the metro about- a story from the metro about black washing. louis some lady who's an actress— black washing. louis some lady who's an actress ,_ black washing. louis some lady who's an actress , acas,- t g some lady who's an actress , acas, and she who's an actress, acas, and she in— who's an actress, acas, and she was in a netflix— who's an actress, acas, and she was in a netflix documentary, a aoouneniany— was in a netflix documentary, a ioeuneniany py— was in a netflix documentary, a documentary by netflix, and she iianes— documentary by netflix, and she blames racist— documentary by netflix, and she blames racist trolls for about nea— blames racist trolls for about no apoui— blames racist trolls for about her about netflix's black nasninp— her about netflix's black washing history because she's a iiaoi— washing history because she's a iiaoi woman— washing history because she's a black woman, but— washing history because she's a black woman, but she isn't ieaiiy— black woman, but she isn't ieaiiy a— black woman, but she isn't really a black— black woman, but she isn't really a black woman. she's like sne-s— really a black woman. she's like sne-s a— really a black woman. she's like sne-s a nixea— really a black woman. she's like she's a mixed race— really a black woman. she's like she's a mixed race woman from ianana— she's a mixed race woman from ianana ana— she's a mixed race woman from england and she's— she's a mixed race woman from england and she's playing a pan.— england and she's playing a pan. so— england and she's playing a pan. so ine— england and she's playing a part. so the egyptians. right. ipypiians— part. so the egyptians. right. ipypiians ae— part. so the egyptians. right. egyptians are like angry at her pause— egyptians are like angry at her pause ine— egyptians are like angry at her because the egyptians are saying that because the egyptians are saying map i— because the egyptians are saying inai ii wasn-i— because the egyptians are saying that it wasn't a— because the egyptians are saying that it wasn't a black person inap— that it wasn't a black person one iii— that it wasn't a black person one iii i.— that it wasn't a black person that did it. and— that it wasn't a black person that did it. and the egyptians are that did it. and the egyptians poinp— that did it. and the egyptians are even going so far as to sayinp— are even going so far as to sayinp ii— are even going so far as to sayinp ii was— are even going so far as to saying it was it— are even going so far as to saying it was it was people of iqupean— saying it was it was people of european descent. yeah, it was inap— european descent. yeah, it was we oieai— european descent. yeah, it was we oieai .— european descent. yeah, it was that clear . pattra_ european descent. yeah, it was that clear . pattra wasn't even that clear. pattra wasn't even ipypiian. — that clear. pattra wasn't even ipypiian. sne— that clear. pattra wasn't even egyptian. she was. she was a week— egyptian. she was. she was a greek speaking— egyptian. she was. she was a greek speaking person of iqupean— greek speaking person of european descent. yeah. /it:i european descent. yeah. you know what— european descent. yeah. you know wpap i— european descent. yeah. you know wpap i inu— european descent. yeah. you know what i find strange about all

this, paul? is that. is that when you this when you have a you had this thing, guy had to thing, guy pearce had to apologise because he said, you know, everyone should be to know, everyone should be able to play know, everyone should be able to play everything like, play everything right? like, so they trans people they say, no, only trans people can all can play a trans person all this. when it comes to this. but then when it comes to history, the time history, which is the one time you things you want things to be historically accurate, go, historically accurate, they go, no, no, you can have a black amberlynn that seem amberlynn doesn't that seem weird? it seem weird? it does. it does seem very— weird? it does. it does seem wow—seen- weird? it does. it does seemi weseennny— weny very weird. it does seem very weini. — very weird. it does seem very weini. lean— very weird. it does seem very weinilnean ii— very weird. it does seem very weird.imean, it is- very weird. it does seem very weird. mean, it is all acting weird. i mean, it is all acting ana— weird. i mean, it is all acting and ii— weird. i mean, it is all acting and i you— weird. i mean, it is all acting and i you iusi— weird. i mean, it is all acting and if you just had me playing me and if you just had me playing ne-iouis— and if you just had me playing me-louis playing- and if you just had me playing me louis playing louis in me and louis playing louis in some drama, which me and louis playing louis in- some-drama, which we're some gb news drama, which we're inyinp— some gb news drama, which we're inna-pean— some gb news drama, which we're inyinp-vean. pow- some gb news drama, which we're trying yeah. how ever trying to. right? yeah. how ever sayinp— trying to. right? yeah. how ever sayinp .cieopaiia- trying to. right? yeah. how ever saying cleopatra wasn't saying that cleopatra wasn't piaoi— saying that cleopatra wasn't piaop isn-i— saying that cleopatra wasn't black isn't racist. i think we need— black isn't racist. i think we need io— black isn't racist. i think we need io iusi— black isn't racist. i think we need to just start from that iounaaiion. — need to just start from that foundation. i— need to just start from that foundation. i completely agree win.— foundation. i completely agree wiin. pup— foundation. i completely agree wiin. pui ai— foundation. i completely agree with. but at the— foundation. i completely agree with. but at the same time , ray with. but at the same time, ray iiinsione— with. but at the same time, ray winstone played— with. but at the same time, ray winstone played henry the eighth and pony— winstone played henry the eighth and pony ine— winstone played henry the eighth and henry the eighth wasn't wowinp— and henry the eighth wasn't wowinp-on— and henry the eighth wasn't working _or, you - and henry the eighth wasn't working or, you know, working class or, you know, peaiinp— working class or, you know, peaiinp peopie— working class or, you know, beating people up with pool paiis— beating people up with pool paus-a— beating people up with pool balls-a sock.- beating people up with pool balls a sock. but it's balls in a in a sock. but it's aii— balls in a in a sock. but it's aii aoiinp— balls in a in a sock. but it's aii aoiinp ai— balls in a in a sock. but it's all acting at the— balls in a in a sock. but it's all acting at the end of the pay. — all acting at the end of the pay. i— all acting at the end of the pay. i aan-i— all acting at the end of the pay. i cant pep— all acting at the end of the day. i can't get energised by ins.— day. i can't get energised by inis.|oan-i— day. i can't get energised by this.ican'tican't- day. i can't get energised by this. can't can't upset this. i can't i can't get upset by this. i can't i can't get upset py ii.— this. i can't i can't get upset py ii. i— this. i can't i can't get upset py ii. i ion-i— this. i can't i can't get upset by it. i don't like— this. i can't i can't get upset by it. i don't like the idea inap— by it. i don't like the idea we sne-s— by it. i don't like the idea that she's being trolled, but i ion-i— that she's being trolled, but i ion-i innk— that she's being trolled, but i don't think she— that she's being trolled, but i don't think she probably is. iioqu— don't think she probably is. would _weird,- don't think she probably is. i would _weird, right, would you find it weird, right, if a movie like 12 years if there's a movie like 12 years a something and the a slave or something and the slaves like white

slaves are just like white engush slaves are just like white english people or something? that be irony i2 that would be the irony in 12 saiwes — that would be the irony in 12 saives .guy— that would be the irony in 12 slaves. .guy has- that would be the irony in 12 slaves. g that would be the irony in 12. slaves. .guy has played. it slaves. the guy has played. it was nigeria. his was from nigeria. his grandparents were probably great. were great. great grandparents were probably slave traders themselves. controversial, probably slave traders themselve possibly iversial, probably slave traders themselve possibly , ersial, probably slave traders themselve possibly , youtl, probably slave traders themselve possibly , you know, you know, possibly, you know, iei-s— you know, possibly, you know, iei-s ao— you know, possibly, you know, iei-s io ine— you know, possibly, you know, let's do the say— you know, possibly, you know, let's do the say that's wrong, iouis. — let's do the say that's wrong, louis. that's_ let's do the say that's wrong, louis. that's wrong- let's do the say that's wrong, louis. g louis for louis. that's wrong. louis for wnaii— louis. that's wrong. louis for was i— louis. that's wrong. louis for was i iusi— louis. that's wrong. louis for what? i just made— louis. that's wrong. louis for what? i just made that- louis. g louis for what? i just made that up. well, sony— what? i just made that up. well, sony i— what? i just made that up. well, sony i wsn-i— what? i just made that up. well, sorry i wasn't listening to you. ine— sorry i wasn't listening to you. the guardian.— sorry i wasn't listening to you. the guardian. let's do the iuaiian— the guardian. let's do the guardian. and— the guardian. let's do the guardian. and with a story about the guardian. and with a story about ine oiiesi— guardian. and with a story about the oldest easter— guardian. and with a story about the oldest easter egg the the oldest easter egg in the wovii— the oldest easter egg in thei world,_important the oldest easter egg in the. world,_important , world, this sounds important, iaui. — world, this sounds important, iaui. -news- world, this sounds important, iaui. -news .- world, this sounds important, paul. _news . mary.j world, this sounds important,- paul. _news . mary. mary. paul. breaking news. mary. mary. quite contrary . egg given to quite contrary. egg given to sybil cook . that is a great 1930 sybil cook. that is a great 1930 name, by the way. sybil if you're out there, i don't know if you are great name. when she was nine, she was given an easter egg just before the second war. now going second world war. it's now going up sale. it's actually up for sale. it's actually going up for sale. it's actually going up they reckon up for sale. and they reckon it's going to fetch somewhere between 6 £800, between 6 to £800, which ironically costs to between 6 to £800, which ironireali costs to between 6 to £800, which ironireal eggs costs to between 6 to £800, which ironireal eggs at costs to between 6 to £800, which ironireal eggs at the osts to between 6 to £800, which ironireal eggs at the moment. buy real eggs at the moment. yeah and is on the yeah and there it is on the seeen-io— yeah and there it is on the screen..to the- yeah and there it is on the screen..to the kids- “411?" and there it is on the screen. to the kids now, an screen. so to the kids now, an iasiei— screen. so to the kids now, an iasiei iii— screen. so to the kids now, an easter egg means— screen. so to the kids now, an easter egg means like a cheat in a oonpuiei— easter egg means like a cheat in aeonpuiei pane:— easter egg means like a cheat in a computer game, doesn't but a computer game, doesn't it? but yeah,— a computer game, doesn't it? but yean—iaoi— a computer game, doesn't it? but yean—iaoi inap- a computer game, doesn't it? but yeah,_fact that she. yeah, i mean, the fact that she iiin-i— didn't eat it was quite impressive. - didn't eat it was quite. impressive. _can didn't eat it was quite- impressive.-can barely impressive. i mean, i can barely not impressive. i mean, i can barely noi-nyseii— impressive. i mean, i can barely not-myself eating- impressive. i mean, i can barely not myself eating two not stop myself eating two

snoooiaie— not stop myself eating two- chocolate _ night. chocolate mousses every night. iouis— chocolate mousses every night. iouis-oouii— chocolate mousses every night. louis-could you. - chocolate mousses every night.i louis-could you. -do louis i mean, could you. how do you— louis i mean, could you. how do you ieeii— louis i mean, could you. how do you ieeii i— louis i mean, could you. how do you feel? i know— louis i mean, could you. how do you feel? i know your auntie snoooiaie — you feel? i know your auntie chocolate and— you feel? i know your auntie chocolate and it's impressive pause— chocolate and it's impressive peoause—io- chocolate and it's impressivei peoause—iolis because all she's got to do is noi— because all she's got to do is noi-iov— because all she's got to do is noi-ioi-yea- because all she's got to do is not-for-year and. because all she's got to do is not for year and no not eat it for one year and no one-io— not eat it for one year and no one-io iai— not eat it for one year and no one _to eat it. - not eat it for one year and no one _to eat it. a- not eat it for one year and no one to eat it. ' not eat it for one year and no. one _to eat it. a one year one wants to eat it. a one year iii— one wants to eat it. a one year old egg. so the 83 years old easter egg. so the 83 years after wasn't. she was after that, it wasn't. she was like, to eat this. but we like, dying to eat this. but we have lost that discipline. and that's why the country- have lost that discipline. and that's why the country is- that's why the country is iaiiini— that's why the country is falling the falling apart. but let's do the ines— falling apart. but let's do the iines—apoup- falling apart. but let's do the times—about how| times with a story about how iapan— times with a story about how iapan keeps— times with a story about how iapan ieeps ips— times with a story about how japan keeps its people and japan keeps its people thin, and i'm japan keeps its people thin, and in -ii-s— japan keeps its people thin, and i-n-ii-s-ieepl i'm guessing it's with a deep yet i'm guessing it's with a deep yei-ouiiuie— i'm guessing it's with a deep yet-culture of- i'm guessing it's with a deep yet culture of public yet subtle culture of public spaninp— yet subtle culture of public shaming. louis— yet subtle culture of public shaming. louis exactly. shaming. louis yes, exactly. ipai-s—wpapl shaming. louis yes, exactly. i that's—what this that's basically what what this article saying article is saying is saying we need police state. companies need a police state. companies must checks, which must give annual checks, which include over 40 include measuring waists over 40 of 40, which which of the over 40, which which basically that's you should basically that's how you should that's way to that's the number one way to find whether you're fat find out whether you're a fat pig find out whether you're a fat pig to take is to take is to pig is to take is to take is to take a tape measure, put it around. why are laughing at around. why are you laughing at that? your waist. that? put it around your waist. it half it should it should be half it should be half diameter your half the diameter of your height. if your height is, say, 70in, should a weight, 70in, you should have a weight, a this. but they a waist less than this. but they also included in this article , also included in this article, this is the times, which is just atrocious . it said that atrocious. it said that americans , americans eat.

atrocious. it said that americans , americans eat . 3700 americans, americans eat. 3700 calories a day while japanese people eat only 2700. and that's the answer right there. just briefly , paul, i mean, what do briefly, paul, i mean, what do you think? i mean, i like they did you think? i mean, i like they iii a— you think? i mean, i like they iii a waisi— you think? i mean, i like they did a waist check— “

though. we're right to bring it up. iiiua ionn— though. we're right to bring it up. akua john cleese looks penusei— up. akua john cleese looks penusei-i- up. akua john cleese looks- bemused,-?-dare bemused, bemused? how dare he penusei—pasi- bemused, bemused? how dare he bemused—past an- bemused, bemused? how dare he bemused past an an bemused as he walks past an an iviinoiion— bemused as he walks past an an extinction rebellion protest ouisiie— extinction rebellion protest ouisiie a— extinction rebellion protest outside a government building. he iiin-i— outside a government building. he iiin-i .— outside a government building. he iiin-i. pe— outside a government building. he didn't. he looked completely noanussei— he didn't. he looked completely noanussei. pe— he didn't. he looked completely nonplussed. he looked . he looked nonplussed. he looked. he looked eager— nonplussed. he looked. he looked eapev io— nonplussed. he looked. he looked eapev io io— nonplussed. he looked. he looked eapev io io ani— nonplussed. he looked. he looked eager to go and have his lunch wiin— eager to go and have his lunch wiin ou— eager to go and have his lunch with our lord— eager to go and have his lunch with our lord and— eager to go and have his lunch with our lord and master sir iiniiew— with our lord and master sir andrew doyle.— with our lord and master sir andrew doyle. and he seemed to be andrew doyle. and he seemed to pe payini— andrew doyle. and he seemed to be paying absolutely zero aiieniion— be paying absolutely zero attention, as— be paying absolutely zero attention, as far as i can tell ivon— attention, as far as i can tell from ine— attention, as far as i can tell from the three— attention, as far as i can tell from the three photographs that nave— from the three photographs that nave peon— from the three photographs that have become available to any of the have become available to any of iii pioiesis— have become available to any of the protests whatsoever . i'm not the protests whatsoever. i'm not surelthe— the protests whatsoever. i'm not surelthe peopie— the protests whatsoever. i'm not sure the people home can sure if the people at home can ii— sure if the people at home can ii now— sure if the people at home can see it now. you— sure if the people at home can see it now. you probably can't iiusi— see it now. you probably can't iusi ne— see it now. you probably can't iusi ii-s— see it now. you probably can't trust me. it's a— see it now. you probably can't trust me. it's a picture it's trust me. it's a picture of it's a—oi— trust me. it's a picture of it's a—oi ionn- trust me. it's a picture of it's. a_of john cleese. a it's a picture of john cleese. ip — a it's a picture of john cleese. on news.— a it's a picture of john cleese. gb news-cleese- a it's a picture of john cleese. gb news. cleese walking gb news. john cleese walking iown—aniiewl down the street with andrew poer — down the street with andrew doyle .andrew - is i doyle and andrew doyle is ieiiini— doyle and andrew doyle is ieiiinp nin— doyle and andrew doyle is telling him fascinating telling him a fascinating aneoioie— telling him a fascinating anecdote that's all that's bappening- _ anecdote that's all that's. happening. _course, happening. and of course, his show is coming it's called show is coming up. it's called dinosaur on dinosaur hour. it's coming up on gb soon. so this is great gb news soon. so this is a great advert do you advert for us. what do you think, louis? i think it's a inap— think, louis? i think it's a area aiveii— think, louis? i think it's a great advert for- think, louis? i think it's a great advert for us. - ;7 i think it's a great advert for us. i mean, i know— great advert for us. i mean, i inowlioi— great advert for us. i mean, i inowlioi oi— great advert for us. i mean, i knowllot of these- great advert for us. i mean, i know lot of these extinction know a lot of these extinction iiepeiiion— know a lot of these extinction rebellion because work rebellion people because i work wiin—iveen- with them fighting for green space— with them fighting for green space in— with them fighting for green space in in— with them fighting for green space in in southwark, which is a—ionion-ineyi a borough of london, and they you—iaiel a borough of london, and theyi you—naie io you know what it is you hate to say— you know what it is you hate to say i.— you know what it is you hate to say in iney-ie— you know what it is you hate to say it. they're lovely people. iney-ie— say it. they're lovely people. iney-ie wonp— say it. they're lovely people. they're wrong, but are they're wrong, but they are iover:— they're wrong, but they are. iover: —peopie.

lovely, lovely, lovely people. op.,,_ lovely, lovely, lovely people. okay-iei-s— lovely, lovely, lovely people. okay-iei-s io- lovely, lovely, lovely people. okay,-let's do just- lovely, lovely, lovely people. okay,-let's do just let'sl okay, well, let's do just let's just just over a minute on parrots. so are doing parrots. so parrots are doing video , apparently. this video calls, apparently. is this the beginning planet the the beginning of planet of the parrots, well what it is, parrots, louis? well what it is, is it's how to delude the owners of it's . it's parrots of parrots. it's. it's parrots get— of parrots. it's. it's parrots pep iaupni— of parrots. it's. it's parrots pep iaupni io— of parrots. it's. it's parrots get taught to video- it's. it's parrots get taught to video call each oppor— get taught to video call each one :— get taught to video call each other , become— get taught to video call each other , become less lonely other, become less lonely research finds— other, become less lonely research finds in the guardian ani— research finds in the guardian ani iney— research finds in the guardian ani iney iii— research finds in the guardian ani iney iii a— research finds in the guardian and they did a study in the uniiei— and they did a study in the united states— and they did a study in the united states it— and they did a study in the united states it was done by it ione— united states it was done by it ione py— united states it was done by it ione py a— united states it was done by it was done by a parrot group. veap. — was done by a parrot group. veap. ii— was done by a parrot group. veap. a pop— was done by a parrot group. yeah. a top parrot— was done by a parrot group. yeah. a top parrot group- was done by a parrot group. / ' g atop yeah. a top parrot group. a top parrot group just kept- / ' g atop parrot group just kept repeating . ani— parrot group just kept repeating . ani ineni— parrot group just kept repeating . and then? and— parrot group just kept repeating . and then? and then. so they nooiei— . and then? and then. so they nooiei up— . and then? and then. so they hooked up with— . and then? and then. so they hooked up with parrots. and then iney— hooked up with parrots. and then iney iooiei— hooked up with parrots. and then iney iooiei ai— hooked up with parrots. and then they looked at the— hooked up with parrots. and then they looked at the video up with panois— they looked at the video up with parrots, whatever. _ they looked at the video up with parrots, whatever. made parrots, whatever. they made panois— parrots, whatever. they made panois-up— parrots, whatever. they made parrots - up with - parrots, whatever. they made parrots up with the i parrots hooked up with the i ion-i— parrots hooked up with the i ion-i know— parrots hooked up with the i don't know how— parrots hooked up with the i don't know how to describe this inini. — don't know how to describe this inini. -iney— don't know how to describe this thing. _they asked- thing. and then they asked the owners of - parrots, - thing. and then they asked the owners of parrots, did your owners of the parrots, did your panois— owners of the parrots, did your panois seen— owners of the parrots, did your parrots seem happy? and they go, oh, parrots seem happy? and they go, on-ouv— parrots seem happy? and they go, on-ouv panois— parrots seem happy? and they go, oh, our parrots seemed oh, yes, our parrots seemed much nappien— oh, yes, our parrots seemed much nappien-.— oh, yes, our parrots seemed much nappien. inee— oh, yes, our parrots seemed much happier... there was- oh, yes, our parrots seemed much happier. . there was 1000 happier. and. there was 1000 pours— happier. and. there was 1000 nouvs oi— happier. and. there was 1000 hours of footage— happier. and. there was 1000 hours of footage of parrots and iney— hours of footage of parrots and iney asiei— hours of footage of parrots and they asked them— hours of footage of parrots and they asked them if they wanted to they asked them if they wanted io puii. — they asked them if they wanted io puii. ipey— they asked them if they wanted to pull. they asked- they asked them if they wanted to pull. “i; : :�* £50 to pull. they asked them in 30 seconds. they asked them if they wanted call their friend. wanted to call their friend. they said, yes. our parrots taking the best way for taking over. no the best way for panois— taking over. no the best way for panois io— taking over. no the best way for panois io iii— taking over. no the best way for panois io pei on— taking over. no the best way for parrots to get on with— g \iit:i the best way for parrots to get on with one anoinei—

parrots to get on with one anoineilio — parrots to get on with one another to them out parrots to get on with one- anotherlto-them out of another is to take them out of ine—pui- another is to take them out of ine—pui inenl the cage and just put them next to the cage and just put them next io—youvseii- the cage and just put them next io—youvseii ai| to each other. save yourself at ieasi— to each other. save yourself at ieasi iiooo— to each other. save yourself at least £1,000 with— to each other. save yourself at least £1,000 with the technology. - least £1,000 with the i technology. _okay. least £1,000 with the - technology-okay. all technology. yeah okay. all new. — technology. yeah okay. all right. we've got go right. well, we've got to go to the papers minute. thanks, the papers in a minute. thanks, guys. promote you once the papers in a minute. thanks, guys. louispromote you once the papers in a minute. thanks, guys. louis atimote you once the papers in a minute. thanks, guys. louis atimote schaefer at more. louis at louis schaefer at louis schaefer, you get louis schaefer, cox. you can get the louis schaefer calendar out soon. books. soon. there's all good books. somebody cox somebody might get paul cox oaienian— somebody might get paul cox oaienian-ap— calendar. look at that. apsquier— calendar. look at that. absolutely .— calendar. look at that. absolutely . all- calendar. look at that. absolutely . all right. red meat. absolutely. all right. red meat. you to the papers. but you got to go to the papers. but thank you much, guys. thank you very much, guys. that's time for. that's all we have time for. let's the front let's go through the front pages. more time. the daily pages. one more time. the daily mail day that pages. one more time. the daily mail became day that pages. one more time. the daily mail became ungovernable? the britain became ungovernable? the telegraph row over spanish forces in gibraltar sank. rob the guardian. rob quits in fury. the guardian. rob quits in fury. the express forced out for wanting best for britain . the wanting best for britain. the times rob goes down swinging. and finally, the daily star. the storm before the calm, important weather related news there from the start. and those were your front pages. that's all for tonight. thanks for louis. thanks to louis and paul and we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with some other people. if you're watching at 5 am, then stay tuned for breakfast. so i'll say good night or good

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