good evening. in a moment, headliners that. first, let's bnng headliners that. first, let's bring latest news bring you the latest news headlines. sudan , the headlines. and in sudan, the army paramilitary group the army and paramilitary group the csf have both agreed to extend their ceasefire for a further 72 hours here. the foreign secretary is calling on the two leaders to fully implement the truce and says evacuation flights are still ongoing. british forces have rescued almost 900 people from sudan so far and the government is urging those with british passports and visas to make their way to the airfield as soon as possible . airfield as soon as possible. here, the royal college of nursing has been forced to cut short strike action planned for

this weekend after the government won a legal challenge. the high court ruled part of the 48 hour walkout on tuesday would be unlawful . full tuesday would be unlawful. full as the ch's six month mandate for strike action will have run out the day before . the chs out the day before. the chs general secretary pat cullen says the government has lost the trust of nurses and the public. but the parliamentary under secretary for health, maria caulfield , said she's hopeful caulfield, said she's hopeful negotiations will now be able to continue . we recognise that continue. we recognise that every day of strike has an impact on patients. it's outpatient appointments , outpatient appointments, cancelled,— outpatient appointments, cancelled, tests cancelled operations— cancelled, tests cancelled operations cancelled and absolute— operations cancelled and absolute albie. you know, we don-t— absolute albie. you know, we don-t want— absolute albie. you know, we don-t want to— absolute albie. you know, we don't want to stop the right to strike, — don't want to stop the right to strike, but— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has to be done in a legal— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way.— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. all— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. and that's why the secretary— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state took the acllon. — secretary of state took the acllon. he— secretary of state took the action. he did— secretary of state took the action. he did hope we can then get action. he did hope we can then gel people— action. he did hope we can then gel people leek— action. he did hope we can then get people back around the table— get people back around the table, particularly rcn , to table, particularly the rcn, to try-ceme— table, particularly the rcn, to try-come le— table, particularly the rcn, to try-come to e— table, particularly the rcn, to try come to a resolution try and come to a resolution overall— try and come to a resolution overall ae— try and come to a resolution overall as well. _ try and come to a resolution overall as well. more strike ana— overall as well. more strike news and this— overall as well. more strike news and this time the rmt union has news and this time the rmt union nae announced— news and this time the rmt union has announced workers across 14 nan— has announced workers across 14

naln operators— has announced workers across 14 train operators will— has announced workers across 14 train operators will walk out on the train operators will walk out on lne gg. — train operators will walk out on lne gg. on— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may after rejecting aneln— the 13th of may after rejecting ggg. latest— the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay— the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay offer. the general— their latest pay offer. the general secretary,- their latest pay offer. the general secretary, mick lynch, claims the rail delivery group has reneged on their original proposal and earlier the aslef union said its train drivers are planning three new strikes across may and june after turning down a 4% pay rise. the action by both unions will impact both the eurovision song contest in liverpool and the fa cup final detector is searching for the partner of a pregnant teacher who was killed in glasgow. have found a body. police launched a murder investigation after morrell sturrock was found dead on tuesday morning. she was 29 weeks pregnant and her baby didn't survive. police scotland say the body is yet to be formally identified , but it is formally identified, but it is believed to be that of her fiance, david yates, who is wanted in connection with her murder . the wanted in connection with her murder. the dup leader says the government's latest budget for northern ireland is playing

politics and punishing people . politics and punishing people. the funding allocation is likely to result in significant real term cuts to public services , term cuts to public services, and devolution is currently suspended because the dup is boycotting power sharing over post—brexit trade. but northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris says he'll continue to hold talks with the leaders in . stormont now as leaders in. stormont now as you've been hearing on gb news today, the us talk show host gerry springer has died at the age of 79 . age of 79. the crowds loved him and he was a prominent figure on american tv networks for nearly three decades. best perhaps known for showcasing everyday family dramas on his show. television was his second career, though he previously had been a politician and served as mayor of cincinnati. the british american passed away peacefully at his

home in chicago on tv or online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news. now it's time for headliners . time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm lil chris and joining— welcome to headliners. i'm lil chris and joining me- welcome to headliners. i'm lil chris and joining me for- chris and joining me for a nanny— chris and joining me for a frisky saltw— chris and joining me for a frisky gallop through tomorrow's newspapers— frisky gallop through tomorrow's nenepapen ae— frisky gallop through tomorrow's newspapers are genuine comedy legenle. — newspapers are genuine comedy legenae. nne— newspapers are genuine comedy legends. the writer— newspapers are genuine comedy legends. the writer of father ted black books and the it crowd , graham linehan and the writer of an angry letter to cumbria county council. nick the big dog. dixon that was a good letter . yeah, we did need to fix letter. yeah, we did need to fix the. i'm sorry. you're absolutely right. nick, how are you both doing .7 yeah. good, you both doing? yeah. good, good. very— you both doing? yeah. good, good. very an— you both doing? yeah. good, good. very dry bunch- 2l2: "lg? yeah. good, good. very dry bunch of 2l2» “lg? yeah. good, good. very dry bunch of papers, i good. very dry bunch of papers, l lnlnl. — good. very dry bunch of papers, l lnlnl. well— good. very dry bunch of papers, i think. well ,_ good. very dry bunch of papers, i think. well , let's— good. very dry bunch of papers, i think. will i think. well, let's not undersell the show. i think . i undersell the show. i think. i think it's going— undersell the show. i think. i think it's going to— undersell the show. i think. i think it's going to be- c. 2 i think. i think it's going to be great. it is think it's going to be great. it le an— think it's going to be great. it lean nono— think it's going to be great. it is an honour to— think it's going to be great. it is an honour to be here with enanan. — is an honour to be here with enanan. ne— is an honour to be here with graham. he is— is an honour to be here with graham. he is the- is an honour to be here with graham. he is the writer of

seminal comedic works like father ted black books. we all grew up on them. i was watching them as a kid. we loved it. them as a kid. we all loved it. and my dream that one day and it was my dream that one day i'd telly with him i'd be on the telly with him talking people. talking about trans people. and here are. here you are. here we are. here you are. anyway, let's take a quick look at front pages. at friday's front pages. the daily with daily mail leads with vindictive. talking about vindictive. let's talking about the strikes. the guardian has watchdog met may maybe failing to stop two serial killers . the to stop two serial killers. the i news has doctors stranded in sudan after uk refuses airlift . sudan after uk refuses airlift. the financial times has tories to strike sunset clause from bill to scrap eu law. the telegraph has my place in coronation proves king embraces diversity arnie. the metro has ideal diversity arnie. the metro has ideal. we've done the cup. i've got no idea what that means. ideal. we've done the cup. i've got no idea what that means . and got no idea what that means. and those were your front pages . and those were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages. what's on the

front cover of the guardian? graham well, the first story is a really— graham well, the first story is a really good— graham well, the first story is a really good example of, you knoll— a really good example of, you lnorl rne— a really good example of, you know, the guardian desperately rrylng— know, the guardian desperately rrylng ro— know, the guardian desperately rrylng ro corne— know, the guardian desperately rrylng ro ap— know, the guardian desperately trying to come up with a news elon— trying to come up with a news erory no— trying to come up with a news erory anar— trying to come up with a news story now that it's— trying to come up with a news story now that it's decided to lgnore— story now that it's decided to ignore everything that doesn't fit ignore everything that doesn't nr ne— ignore everything that doesn't nr no le— ignore everything that doesn't fit its its narrative . 22g fit its its narrative. watchdog ner— fit its its narrative. watchdog met maybe failing to spot serial killers . i met maybe failing to spot serial killers. i presume met maybe failing to spot serial killers . i presume these serial killers. i presume these serial killers. i presume these serial killers have arrived from this time travelled from the 70s and 80s when there wasn't cctv because at the moment i really don't know how you can set out in a career serial killing while there's while there's cameras everywhere. yeah and also mobile pnonee— everywhere. yeah and also mobile pnonee rnar— everywhere. yeah and also mobile phones that track— everywhere. yeah and also mobile phones that track our— / and also mobile phones that track our every r— phones that track our every move. i mean,— phones that track our every move. i mean, i—i phones that track our every move. i mean, 1—1 of the penenre— move. i mean, 1—1 of the benefits of— move. i mean, 1—1 of the benefits of living in a constant ennelllanoe— benefits of living in a constant surveillance society is it's narler— surveillance society is it's narler ro— surveillance society is it's harder to kill,— surveillance society is it's harder to kill, and it's poeelply— harder to kill, and it's possibly the- harder to kill, and it's possibly the only benefit. “421?" possibly the only benefit. yeah ,-a.g_ possibly the only benefit. yeah ,-a.g-ggg_ possibly the only benefit. yeah .-anl-nnr lr-e- possibly the only benefit. yeah , -and -but it's a - , yeah. and it's. but it's a good you have say it's good one. you have to say it's nice know you're not going to nice to know you're not going to be for few hours. be tortured for a few hours. and them even better, and it's made them even better, rnongn. —rnennl and it's made them even better,| rnongn. —rnenn up. though. it's sharpened them up, i what i mean? i think. you know what i mean? the surveillance. this the constant surveillance. this is isn't so is tasteless, isn't it? i'm so sorry. clearly put some sorry. you've clearly put some rnongnr— sorry. you've clearly put some rnongnr lnro— sorry. you've clearly put some thought into this. _ you've clearly put some thought into this. nick which loeen-r—

thought into this. nick which poem-ne- thought into this. nick which doesn't-me. no,- thought into this. nick which doesn't me. no, but it doesn't surprise me. no, but it is doesn't surprise me. no, but it re enoollng— doesn't surprise me. no, but it is shocking, isn't— doesn't surprise me. no, but it is shocking, isn't it, the. is shocking, isn't it, that the. ne— is shocking, isn't it, that the. the incompetence— the incompetence about it, i mean, know why it's mean, i don't know why it's surprising, actually. i've said it's because everything surprising, actually. i've said it's is because everything surprising, actually. i've said it's is totallyrecause everything surprising, actually. i've said it's is totally incompetenceiing else is totally incompetence in this get this country. i'm trying to get a in my house. it's a leak fixed in my house. it's taking weeks. and the taking weeks. and so the officers didn't even notice the men murdered. men had been murdered. yeah i think they were men had been murdered. yeah i think probably they were men had been murdered. yeah i think probably butthey were men had been murdered. yeah i think probably but not were men had been murdered. yeah i think probably but not that; dead. probably but not that they'd been murdered. they they'd even been murdered. they didn't check their pockets. didn't even check their pockets. they their they didn't write down their bafic basic characteristics like race and it's like the and so it's like it's like the first people to have encountered a killer, know, a serial killer, you know, before killers even before serial killers were even a the 60s a thing like in the 60s or whatever was. they're whatever it was. and they're like, oh, these may be connected. like, their connected. like, that's their level sophistication. that's level of sophistication. that's what regressed level of sophistication. that's what—regressed to.| what the met is regressed to. ang— what the met is regressed to. and agaln— what the met is regressed to. one agaln lr-e— what the met is regressed to. and again, it's slightly better rnan—rney- and again, it's slightly better than they actually than than when they actually rernrnel— than than when they actually returned _the l returned the victims to the nonse— returned the victims to the none-lla- returned the victims to the house,-did with. returned the victims to the house, did with who returned the victims to the- house,-did with who was house, as they did with who was rnar— house, as they did with who was rnar-oonree— house, as they did with who was that-course, jeffrey- that guy? of course, jeffrey nanner— that guy? of course, jeffrey dahmer dahmer, where dahmer. jeffrey dahmer, where rney—rne- they actually brought the nonme— they actually brought the victims-yeah,- they actually brought the victims-yeah, at. they actually brought the - victims-yeah, at least victims back? yeah, at least aren't doing that in the early noughfies aren't doing that in the early noughties. they aren't doing that in the early noughties . they seem to be on noughties. they seem to be on top noughties. they seem to be on rop or— noughties. they seem to be on rop or n.— noughties. they seem to be on rop or n wnen— noughties. they seem to be on top of it. when i— g they seem to be on top of it. when i worked with in pole— top of it. when i worked with in police—training- police intelligence training from— police intelligence training from professor david canter, who had from professor david canter, who lead me— from professor david canter, who had the doughnut— from professor david canter, who had the doughnut theory, which nnlen— had the doughnut theory, which which showed— had the doughnut theory, which which showed that people don't oonnlr— which showed that people don't commit crimes— which showed that people don't commit crimes like murders if rney-re— commit crimes like murders if rney-re a— commit crimes like murders if they're a serial— commit crimes like murders if they're a serial killer, they non-r— they're a serial killer, they won't commit— they're a serial killer, they won't commit crimes like murders too won't commit crimes like murders

roo close— won't commit crimes like murders roo oloeelrnelr— won't commit crimes like murders too close their house. but too close to their house. but rney— too close to their house. but rney non-r— too close to their house. but they won't travel— too close to their house. but they won't travel too far elrner. — they won't travel too far elrner. -ger- they won't travel too far. either. _getlcrime either. so you get a crime longnnnr— either. so you get a crime doughnut-then- either. so you get a crime doughnut then smaller doughnut and then a smaller longnnnr— doughnut and then a smaller. longnnnr—so doughnut around their work. so now— doughnut around their work. so non-polle— doughnut around their work. so how police obsessed how the police were obsessed nlrn—r- how the police were obsessed with—i thought. how the police were obsessed with _i thought it with doughnuts. i thought it might be just that wouldn't might be just that they wouldn't kill anyone they had kill anyone if they had a doughnut. yeah, but the doughnut. yeah, the. but the rnlng— doughnut. yeah, the. but the rnlng rnar— doughnut. yeah, the. but the thing that kind— doughnut. yeah, the. but the thing that kind of— 23 yeah, the. but the thing that kind of the reason i rnlnl— thing that kind of the reason i rnlnl rnle— thing that kind of the reason i think this is— thing that kind of the reason i think this is a— thing that kind of the reason i think this is a non—story is rnan— think this is a non—story is nap, pkg,— think this is a non—story is that, like, the— think this is a non—story is that, like, the murders happened nerneen— that, like, the murders happened nerneen zon— that, like, the murders happened between 2014 and— that, like, the murders happened between 2014 and 2015. right and nor zone— between 2014 and 2015. right and we're not 2023 now.— between 2014 and 2015. right and we're not 2023 now. and they're ralllng— we're not 2023 now. and they're ralllng anonr— we're not 2023 now. and they're talking about about these there were four people— talking about about these there were four people murdered. was it were four people murdered. was lr nonre— were four people murdered. was lr ronre nonr— were four people murdered. was it four? four people murdered? ano— it four? four people murdered? ana-n— it four? four people murdered? ana-n nae— it four? four people murdered? ana-n n— it four? four people murdered? and-it was it was- and sure, it was it was onvlonely— and sure, it was it was obviously very tragic and very pal.— obviously very tragic and very pal-r— obviously very tragic and very pal-r non-r— obviously very tragic and very bad.-i don't think- obviously very tragic and very bad. i don't think failing bad. but i don't think failing to bad. but i don't think failing ro-eenal— bad. but i don't think failing to-serial killers- bad. but i don't think failing to serial killers is a to spot serial killers is a gennlne— to spot serial killers is a genuine headline . i think that genuine headline. i think that is genuine headline. i think that re iner— genuine headline. i think that is just clickbait_ genuine headline. i think that is just clickbait by the guardian.— is just clickbait by the guardian. _ is just clickbait by the guardian. ola will is just clickbait by the- guardian. okay. well, moving is just clickbait by the— guardian. okay. well, moving up, moving on. what's on the front cover of the eye, so the cover of the eye, nick? so the eye important newspaper. eye very important newspaper. has stranded in has nhs doctors stranded in snlan— has nhs doctors stranded in snlan aller— has nhs doctors stranded in sudan after uk— has nhs doctors stranded in sudan after uk refuse iss alrlnr. — sudan after uk refuse iss alrlnr. so— sudan after uk refuse iss airlift. g a“: sudan after uk refuse iss airlift. 3 p2 g airlift. so they've gone and it says here sudan evacuation which i thought was a pun on like sudden but not really because it hasn't been sudden . the nhs hasn't been sudden. the nhs doctors hasn't been sudden. the nhs loerore nave— g g“ 22 g“ the nhs doctors have essentially erranlel— doctors have essentially stranded lthe - doctors have essentially stranded the argument. stranded is the argument. onvlonely— stranded is the argument. obviously done this story obviously we've done this story nae— obviously we've done this story nae-rolllng— obviously we've done this story

has-rolling for— obviously we've done this story has rolling for while. has been rolling for a while. they— has been rolling for a while. rney—ennaeeyi they prioritise the embassy alplonare— diplomats because they were nnler— diplomats because they were under—threat- diplomats because they were- under—threat-some under immediate threat and some erroneo— under immediate threat and some onrloleel-anl— under immediate threat and some criticised and they're criticised that and they're eaylng — criticised that and they're eaylng nnar— criticised that and they're saying what about the ordinary people?— saying what about the ordinaryi people?_savin9 people? and now they're saying anar— people? and now they're saying what_ doctors?- people? and now they're saying what_ doctors? and i what about these doctors? and rney-re— what about these doctors? and they're prioritising it by people— they're prioritising it by people-a- they're prioritising it by. people-a british people who have a british paeepon. — passport. alicia kearns conservative said that conservative mp has said that you have prioritise it like you have to prioritise it like that, were that, whereas actually they were going just get everyone out, going to just get everyone out, but they decided but then they just decided against this sounds against it. so this all sounds a bit against it. so this all sounds a ll nonlenng— against it. so this all sounds a bit bordering on,— against it. so this all sounds a bit bordering on, i— elge g so this all sounds a bit bordering on, i don't know, a—nayne. | a bit curveball like maybe. lean.— a bit curveball like maybe. lean. so— a bit curveball like maybe. lean. so r— a bit curveball like maybe. yeah. so i mean— a bit curveball like maybe. yeah. so i mean we- a bit curveball like maybe. yeah. so i mean we saw with afghanistan the withdrawal from afghanistan the withdrawal from afghanistan completely afghanistan was completely bungled people bungled and there were people clinging planes and we clinging to the planes and we abandoned staff there, basically abandoned staff there, basically abandoned them to the taliban after they'd been working for the opposed the the people who opposed the taliban decades. well, the taliban for decades. well, the system is they'll system here is they'll be clinging plane. they'll clinging to the plane. they'll be like, i your clinging to the plane. they'll. be like,-i-your passport clinging to the plane. they'll. be lkickii-your passport rt 3 g they'll be lkick them your passport rt 3 g they'll be lkick them off? jr passport clinging to the plane. they'll be lkick them off? exactlyrort clinging to the plane. they'll be lkick them off? exactly . rt clinging to the plane. they'll be lkick them off? exactly . so and kick them off? exactly. so it and kick them off? exactly. so ll worl- — and kick them off? exactly. so ll worl- rney— and kick them off? exactly. so it works. they always- and kick them off? exactly. sol it works. they always _to it works. they always seem to leave— it works. they always seem to leavelro— it works. they always seem to leave lto -last_ it works. they always seem to leave lto -last minute. . leave it to the last minute. rneee— leave it to the last minute. these evacuations. / these evacuations. yeah, that's the it. anyway, the best time to do it. anyway, we the daily mail. we move on to the daily mail. what's on the front cover of that? graham well, well, it's a kind of a classic daily mail story, angry at the story, a very angry at the unions. they claim to be enanplone— unions. they claim to be champions of— unions. they claim to be champions of the- e. g“ they claim to be champions of the workers, but

rall— champions of the workers, but rall nnlone— champions of the workers, but rail unions plan— champions of the workers, but rail unions plan to cause misery for rnoneanle— rail unions plan to cause misery for thousands by— rail unions plan to cause misery for thousands by cynically rargenng— for thousands by cynicallyj targeting—final for thousands by cynically- targeting_final day targeting the fa cup final day derby— targeting the fa cup final day nerny ,— targeting the fa cup final day perpy inerny— targeting the fa cup final day derby , derby and eurovision derby, the derby and eurovision in derby, the derby and eurovision ln llverpool— derby, the derby and eurovision in liverpool. vindictive is the nealllne— in liverpool. vindictive is the headline and— in liverpool. vindictive is the headline and you know, i dunno, i headline and you know, i dunno, r really— headline and you know, i dunno, r really non-r.— headline and you know, i dunno, r really non-r. r— headline and you know, i dunno, i really don't. i i— headline and you know, i dunno, i really don't. i i it's one of nose— i really don't. i i it's one of those stories— i really don't. i i it's one of those stories where i really non-r— those stories where i really non-r know— those stories where i really don't know where the truth lies. it don't know where the truth lies. n eeerne— don't know where the truth lies. n ro — don't know where the truth lies. it seems to me— don't know where the truth lies. it seems to me that if striking norerl— it seems to me that if striking norerl nave— it seems to me that if striking workers have any— it seems to me that if striking workers have any leverage, it's in workers have any leverage, it's ln-ernlee— workers have any leverage, it's ln-ernlee .— workers have any leverage, it's in-strikes . that's- workers have any leverage, it's in strikes . that's where in the strikes. that's where rnelr— in the strikes. that's where their leverage _ in the strikes. that's where their leverage comes from. srnlee— their leverage comes from. srnlee are— their leverage comes from. strikes are supposed be strikes are supposed to be llernprlve— strikes are supposed to be disruptive and— strikes are supposed to be disruptive and supposed stop disruptive and supposed to stop you disruptive and supposed to stop yon gernng— disruptive and supposed to stop you getting eurovision you getting to eurovision and i rnlnl— you getting to eurovision and i rnlnl-oonnrry— you getting to eurovision and i think country could probably you getting to eurovision and i thinioperateintry could probably you getting to eurovision and i thinioperate iftry could probably you getting to eurovision and i thinioperate if someild probably you getting to eurovision and i thinioperate if some people ably still operate if some people non-r— still operate if some people non-r ger— still operate if some people non-r ger ro— still operate if some people don't get to eurovision. don't get to go to eurovision. yesr_ don't get to go to eurovision. yes, exactly. so— don't get to go to eurovision. yes, exactly. so i— don't get to go to eurovision. l/r2;~er lilykire�*lfmg so i really don't yes, exactly. so i really don't llle— yes, exactly. so i really don't llle r-n— yes, exactly. so i really don't llle r-n r— yes, exactly. so i really don't like i'm i don't— yes, exactly. so i really don't like i'm i don't have- l/r2;~er lilykire�*lfmg so i really don't like i'm i don't have any knowledge— like i'm i don't have any knowledge of— like i'm i don't have any knowledge of the detail of these errllee— knowledge of the detail of these are or— knowledge of the detail of these strikes or what_ knowledge of the detail of these strikes or what or— knowledge of the detail of these strikes or what or i— knowledge of the detail of these strikes or what or i believe lr-e— strikes or what or i believe no for— strikes or what or i believe no for a— strikes or what or i believe no for a pro— strikes or what or i believe it's for a 5% pay- strikes or what or i believe it's for a 5% pay rise, something- it's for a 5% pay rise, something like that. is it 5? ana— something like that. is it 5? ana yon— something like that. is it 5? and you know,— something like that. is it 5? and you know, again, because no— and you know, again, because no le— and you know, again, because no le rne— and you know, again, because this is the type— and you know, again, because this is the type of— and you know, again, because this is the type of thing, type of reason why— this is the type of thing, type of reason why i— this is the type of thing, type of reason why i didn't like playing— of reason why i didn't like playing games— of reason why i didn't like playing games like sim city, neoanee— playing games like sim city, neoanee r— playing games like sim city, because i had— playing games like sim city, because i had to set these kind of because i had to set these kind or levele— because i had to set these kind or levels on— because i had to set these kind of levels on on— because i had to set these kind of levels on on pay— because i had to set these kind of levels on on pay and stuff. roo— of levels on on pay and stuff. roe nuan— of levels on on pay and stuff. too much power— of levels on on pay and stuff. too much power . yeah.- of levels on on pay and stuff. rt yeah. and of levels on on pay and stuff. exrt yeah. and places too much power. yeah. and places nonle— too much power. yeah. and places nonll iner— too much power. yeah. and places nonll iner rall— too much power. yeah. and places would just fall apart— ext yeah. and places would just fall apart within eeoonel so— would just fall apart within seconds. so i— would just fall apart within seconds. so i really just don't rnlnl— seconds. so i really just don't rnlnl r— seconds. so i really just don't think i should— seconds. so i really just don't think i should any think i should have any influence— think i should have any influence story influence on this story

whatsoever. - influence on this story whatsoever. what funny whatsoever. what what's funny anonr— whatsoever. what what's funny anonr pp — whatsoever. what what's funny about it? they're— whatsoever. what what's funny about it? er; tr; 3 g whatsoever. what what's funny about it? er; ”r; g g about it? they're targeting the football, right? and so your immediate thought is like, you know, target class know, don't target working class people. hang people. then you're like, hang on, working people. then you're like, hang on, anymore? working people. then you're like, hang on, anymore? workiiyou're class anymore? and then you're like, hang on. are the strikers even class anymore? even working class anymore? they're getting paid so well, these middle these this is two middle class factions against each other while actual class while the actual working class are actually working. this while the actual working class are actheory. working. this while the actual working class are actheory. yeah)rking. this while the actual working class are actheory. yeah and|. this while the actual working class are actheory. yeah and of his is my theory. yeah and of course,.everybody- / and of course, everybody gets is my theory. yeah and of course,.everybody gets pay course, if everybody gets a pay rnen— course, if everybody gets a pay rnenigo— course, if everybody gets a pay raise, then .go into - course, if everybody gets a pay raise, then go into a wage raise, then we go into a wage pnoe— raise, then we go into a wage price-inflation.- price spiral of inflation. and before— price spiral of inflation. and before _we're. price spiral of inflation. and. before _we're living before you know it, we're living in before you know it, we're living ln nelnan— before you know it, we're living in weimar, germany we in weimar, germany and we know now— in weimar, germany and we know non-endea— in weimar, germany and we know how-ended-we've- in weimar, germany and we know how ended we've already how that ended up. we've already got—sol got the rampant degeneracy. so you got the rampant degeneracy. so yon-lnrlarlon- got the rampant degeneracy. so you inflation would got the rampant degeneracy. so you just inflation would got the rampant degeneracy. so you just the ation would got the rampant degeneracy. so you just the icing would got the rampant degeneracy. so you just the icing on uld got the rampant degeneracy. so you just the icing on the would just be the icing on the cale— would just be the icing on the cake rnere. — would just be the icing on the cake there. _sayingl would just be the icing on the. cake there. _saying bring cake there. are you saying bring on next phase, leo that is on the next phase, leo that is not i heard is not why not i heard that is not why we're seeing was warning we're seeing i was warning about that, possibility. anyway, that, that possibility. anyway, we with the we finished the section with the meno— we finished the section with the nerro-lee. — we finished the section with the metro -yes. and - we finished the section with the metro -yes. and the - we finished the section with the metro yes. 2 we finished the section with the metro yes. e2 metro nick yes. and the metro is saying goodbye and take care of yourself each other. yourself and each other. the famous springer famous jerry springer catchphrase, because he has sadly died an iconic figure from people our age. you know, people about our age. you know, we love jerry springer . he we love jerry springer. he always he put trash tv always i mean, he put trash tv on map. you know, it was on the map. you know, it was sort of precursor to reality tv, sort of precursor to reality tv, sort shouty people with sort of shouty people with problems. you put them on tv and

sort problems. you put them on tv and eon or— problems. you put them on tv and eon or explolr— problems. you put them on tv and sort of exploit-but- problems. you put them on tv and sort of exploit-but the- sort of exploit them. but the alfrerenoe— sort of exploit them. but the difference with is difference with jerry is he always be genuinely always seemed to be genuinely sympathetic. warm sympathetic. and i kind of warm figure he like a good figure and he seemed like a good quy- figure and he seemed like a good guy. absolutely. and he wasn't he-judgemental.- guy. absolutely. and he wasn't he-judgemental. i- guy absolutely. and he wasn't he judgemental. i mean, he wasn't judgemental. i mean, i rnlnl—ro- he wasn't judgemental. i mean, i rnlnl—ro ne- think that's the secret to his success. i think— think that's the secret to his success. i think 27 was it 27 seasons? his— success. i think 27 was it 27 seasons? his show ran for? lean. — seasons? his show ran for? lean. n— seasons? his show ran for? yeah. it didn't— seasons? his show ran for? yeah. it didn't seem- seasons? his show ran for? yeah. it didn't seem to- seasons? his show ran for? yeah. it didn't seem to have that kind of cut off point in some of the nastier versions that yeah. that came along. yeah. afterwards have were just afterwards have that were just kind gladiatorial kind of like gladiatorial arenas, you know? but arenas, you know? yeah. but i think the saddest, the saddest aspect is that what this aspect to this is that what this means is that stewart lee will write a, a piece for the guardian . and, you know, none of guardian. and, you know, none of us, none of us want that. you don't have to read it.- us, none of us want that. you don't have to read it. so- 2.5 gr; you don't have to read it. so i can seno— don't have to read it. so i can send yon— don't have to read it. so i can send yon sonne— don't have to read it. so i can send you some some limericks or eonernlng— send you some some limericks or something instead,— send you some some limericks or something instead, if you need to something instead, if you need ro err— something instead, if you need ro on n— something instead, if you need ro on n rne— something instead, if you need to sit in the toilet— something instead, if you need to sit in the toilet and have nave— to sit in the toilet and have have something— to sit in the toilet and have have something to read. yeah. enr— have something to read. yeah. nnr yean.— have something to read. yeah. nnr yean. rerry— have something to read. yeah. but yeah. jerry jerry springer. i but yeah. jerry jerry springer. r rnlnl— but yeah. jerry jerry springer. r rnlnl lr-e— but yeah. jerry jerry springer. i think it's it'll— but yeah. jerry jerry springer. i think it's it'll be much nleeel. — i think it's it'll be much missed. and— i think it's it'll be much missed. and also he's one of nose— missed. and also he's one of rnoee people— missed. and also he's one of those people straddles those people who straddles pounce— those people who straddles politics entertainment. he politics and entertainment. he rne— politics and entertainment. he was the zelenskyy minnesota . was the zelenskyy of minnesota. it's was the zelenskyy of minnesota. rr-e llnl— was the zelenskyy of minnesota. rr-e llnl or— was the zelenskyy of minnesota. it's kind of what_ was the zelenskyy of minnesota. it's kind of what we're doing. it's kind of what we're doing. r nonern— it's kind of what we're doing. r wonern n— it's kind of what we're doing. i wonder if we'll— it's kind of what we're doing. i wonder if we'll remember 27 seasons do you think seasons later. what do you think 7 seasons later. what do you think ? make this last? we

? can we make this last? we don't have seasons, don't really have seasons, do we? ongoing. we? it's just ongoing. we're never leave. the never allowed to leave. the news never allowed to leave. the news never it's never allowed to leave. the news never-it's-that- never stops. it's like that film.— never stops. it's like that film. - shoot - never stops. it's like that film. shoot horses , don't film. they shoot horses, don't rneye— film. they shoot horses, don't rneye anonr— film. they shoot horses, don't they? about the _ film. they shoot horses, don't they? about the marathon dancers. anyway, that's a bit of an eeoreno— dancers. anyway, that's a bit of an esoteric reference. you turn it an esoteric reference. you turn lr ae— an esoteric reference. you turn lr ae slnon— an esoteric reference. you turn it as simon evans.— an esoteric reference. you turn it as simon evans. that's that's rne— it as simon evans. that's that's rne nonr— it as simon evans. that's that's one rronr page— it as simon evans. that's that's the front page is— it as simon evans. that's that's the front page is done. join us in the front page is done. join us ln pan— the front page is done. join us ln pan rwo— the front page is done. join us ln pan rwo for— the front page is done. join us in part two for brexit cry—babies- in part two for brexit cry—babies biden's cheat sheet and— cry—babies biden's cheat sheet and we— cry—babies biden's cheat sheet and the garden— cry—babies biden's cheat sheet and the garden going right wing. rlnally— and the garden going right wing. rlnally see— and the garden going right wing. rlnally yon— and the garden going right wing. finally see you in— and the garden going right wing. finally see you in a

radio. . iwelcome radio. - iwelcome back lano- — l welcome back to radio. welcome back to headliners with me, leo - welcome back to headliners with leo leane— . welcome back to headliners with me, leo kearse. i'm— . welcome back to headliners with me, leo kearse. i'm joined— welcome back to headliners with me, leo kearse. i'm joined by eranan— me, leo kearse. i'm joined by graham linehan— me, leo kearse. i'm joined by graham linehan and nick the big dog .— graham linehan and nick the big dog . moon.— graham linehan and nick the big dog . plxon. ler-e— graham linehan and nick the big dog . dixon. let's continue with dog. dixon. let's continue with the dog. dixon. let's continue with rne eronee— dog. dixon. let's continue with rne eronee .— dog. dixon. let's continue with the stories . kicking dog. dixon. let's continue with the stories. kicking things off wlrn— the stories. kicking things off wlrn rne— the stories. kicking things off with the times— the stories. kicking things off with the times and good news for anyone— with the times and good news for anyone walrlng— with the times and good news for anyone waiting sponge bath. anyone waiting on a sponge bath. the anyone waiting on a sponge bath. rne-ernle— anyone waiting on a sponge bath. rne-ernle le— anyone waiting on a sponge bath. the-strike is going- anyone waiting on a sponge bath. the strike is going to the nurses strike is going to enl— the nurses strike is going to end early.— the nurses strike is going to end early. graham / end early. graham yeah, that's it . end early. graham yeah, that's n. rr-e— end early. graham yeah, that's it. it's going to end early. graham yeah, that's it . it's going to the nurses it. it's going to the nurses strike. there's a bit more to it rnan— strike. there's a bit more to it rnan war.— strike. there's a bit more to it rnan rnar. r— strike. there's a bit more to it than that. i mean,— there's a bit more to it than that. i mean, there's incompetence— than that. i mean, there's incompetence in the unions. were-e.— incompetence in the unions. rnere-e. — incompetence in the unions. there's. yeah,— incompetence in the unions. there's. l/r2;rele el2;tr2; there's. yeah, there's incompetence in the unions. apparently they did something

legally means that legally wrong. and it means that the strike is going to end one day but it sounds to me day early. but it sounds to me like it's good because it's like it's good news because it's going people going to bring people back around it's going around the table and it's going to and it to be less disruption. and it seems points have been seems like the points have been made and doesn't feel like made and it doesn't feel like it's i don't it's like that. i don't understand this is such it's understand why this is such it's going it's going to bring going to it's going to bring people the table. the bad people around the table. the bad thing that people around the table. the bad thing-that-dead- thing is that there's a dead peon— thing is that there's a dead person on .table- thing is that there's a dead person on table because person on that table because of the person on that table because of rne-r— person on that table because of rne-r mean— person on that table because of the-i mean, this- person on that table because of the i mean, this the the strike. i mean, this is the incompetence— the strike. i mean, this is the incompetence here the incompetence here about the unions—they'rel unions is ridiculous. they're so aller— unions is ridiculous. they're so arrer—ernle- unions is ridiculous. they're so after—strike ballot,j after passing the strike ballot, rney— after passing the strike ballot, rney nan— after passing the strike ballot, rney lead a— after passing the strike ballot, rney lead a elo— after passing the strike ballot, they had a six month window nato and we— they had a six month window nato and this scheduled— they had a six month window nato and this scheduled the strike onrelle— and this scheduled the strike outside that— and this scheduled the strike outside that window, which is iner— outside that window, which is just nonsensically idiotic. they can-r— just nonsensically idiotic. they ean-r worl— just nonsensically idiotic. they ean-r work a— just nonsensically idiotic. they can't work a calendar. well i all— can't work a calendar. well i all say,— can't work a calendar. well i all say, leo— can't work a calendar. well i did say, leo, incompetence is ewerywnere— did say, leo, incompetence is everywhere now. _ did say, leo, incompetence is everywhere now. ' did say, leo, incompetence is everywhere now. g did say, leo, incompetence is everywhere now. ' g everywhere now. and it says andrew burns. kc representing the the rcn had the government, said the rcn had been in looking at been incompetent in looking at the . we've been the calendar. we've all been there. looking there. we're looking at our calendar know, think, calendar. you know, we think, oh, headlines on friday. oh, it's year. you know, i've it's next year. you know, i've missed so many shows. how can you look at a calendar? and you not look at a calendar? and yeah, and yeah, it's absolute madness. and i if, by the i also wonder if, by the way, a sort of legal strike, it's quite an odd concept well, isn't an odd concept as well, isn't it, as you said before, strikes

are meant to disrupt. it's are meant to disrupt. so it's kind like queensberry rules kind of like queensberry rules of the strike. and now this one. kind of like queensberry rules ofind strike. and now this one. kind of like queensberry rules ofind strinuited now this one. kind of like queensberry rules ofind strinuite strange.is one. kind of like queensberry rules ofind sbutjuite strange.is one. kind of like queensberry rules ofind sbutjuite strange.itheie. anyway but do you think the nurses have actually lost people because nurses are the least because the nurses are the least popular alienate? popular people to alienate? obviously, popular people to alienate? otwarisly, popular people to alienate? otwar on, popular people to alienate? otwar on nurses very bad idea of war on nurses a very bad idea pr but think the pr wise, but do you think the nurses with this kind thing nurses with this kind of thing are actually are starting to actually lose people well, there's an people or what? well, there's an lnrereerlng— people or what? well, there's an interesting line— people or what? well, there's an interesting line here— , well, there's an interesting line here where they say—noel- say they've taken the most rrnerel — say they've taken the most trusted _throughi say they've taken the most. trusted _through the trusted profession through the conne— trusted profession through the oonne-leaer— trusted profession through the courts least trusted courts by the least trusted people.— courts by the least trustedi people. —rrne people. and while it's true rnal—rlre- people. and while it's true that,-mps are. people. and while it's true. that,-mps are very people. and while it's true- that,-mps are very are that, you know, mps are very are not that, you know, mps are very are nor well— that, you know, mps are very are not well-there- that, you know, mps are very are not well _there - a - not well trusted, there was a slow— not well trusted, there was a slow reeenrly— not well trusted, there was a story recently about the number of story recently about the number or rapes— story recently about the number or rapee rnar— story recently about the number of rapes that have— story recently about the number of rapes that have started nappenlng— of rapes that have started happening in— of rapes that have started happening in hospitals that i am really— happening in hospitals that i am really surprised.— happening in hospitals that i am really surprised. it's still not rnrar-o— really surprised. it's still not major news. and— really surprised. it's still not major news. and now they're ralllng— major news. and now they're talking about— major news. and now they're talking about putting body cams on nurses , which— talking about putting body cams on nurses , which i— talking about putting body cams on nurses , which i think is on nurses, which i think is a rernnle— on nurses, which i think is a terrible idea.— on nurses, which i think is a terrible idea. but— on nurses, which i think is a terrible idea. but but it it llnl— terrible idea. but but it it llnl or— terrible idea. but but it it kind of shows— terrible idea. but but it it kind of shows that, like if rnere— kind of shows that, like if rnere are— kind of shows that, like if there are cops— kind of shows that, like if there are cops ,- kind of shows that, like if there are cops , it's saving there are cops, it's saving measures to be- there are cops, it's saving measures to be made or changes to measures to be made or changes ro ne— measures to be made or changes ro be male. — measures to be made or changes ro be made no— measures to be made or changes to be made. it's insecurity and ne— to be made. it's insecurity and no n— to be made. it's insecurity and no n parlenr— to be made. it's insecurity and it's in patient safety. you know , so— it's in patient safety. you know , so r— it's in patient safety. you know , so r non-r— it's in patient safety. you know , so i don't know,— it's in patient safety. you know , so i don't know, it feels , , so i don't know, it feels, agaln— , so i don't know, it feels, agaln llle— , so i don't know, it feels, again, like a— , so i don't know, it feels, again, like a major story has been— again, like a major story has been ellppel— again, like a major story has been slipped to—

again, like a major story has been slipped to one side to talk anonr— been slipped to one side to talk anonr a— been slipped to one side to talk about a strike— been slipped to one side to talk about a strike ending a day. i rnlnl— about a strike ending a day. i rnlnl a— about a strike ending a day. i think a nurses— about a strike ending a day. i think a nurses strike- about a strike ending a day. i think a nurses strike is- about a strike ending a day. i think a nurses strike is pretty big news. it is. but it's ending the day early. is the story ending early because of union incompetence? mean, have incompetence? i mean, who'd have thought incompetent union? thought an incompetent union? i know. socialist. know. incompetent socialist. i just can't believe it. my mind is blown . but, i mean, i think is blown. but, i mean, i think it shows. oh, of course i'm. of course i mean, course i'm loving it. i mean, i love it when people get back to work. i mean, don't go on strike if don't want to if you. if you don't want to do your just do your your job. just don't do your job. is that on that job. my worry is that on that day, nurses, instead of day, the nurses, instead of being on strike, they're going to i'm not to be like, well, i'm just not going be very good at being going to be very good at being a nurse today. i'll of nurse today. i'll sort of go slow rule body slow nursing work to rule body cam based. they can't do that wlrn— cam based. they can't do that wlrn poly— cam based. they can't do that with body-earlier,- cam based. they can't do that with body-earlier, so- with body cams earlier, so rnar-ll— with body cams earlier, so rnar-ll-rr-e- with body cams earlier, so. that'll-it's-one that'll stop that. it's not one of that'll stop that. it's not one or-r-n— that'll stop that. it's not one or-r-n noplng— that'll stop that. it's not one of i'm hoping dropping an of the i'm hoping dropping an organ— of the i'm hoping dropping an organlrne— of the i'm hoping dropping an organlrne-ro- organ on the way to the rraneplanr. — organ on the way to the transplant. always saying transplant. i'm always saying eweryrnlng— transplant. i'm always saying everything decay. everything is cultural decay. enr— everything is cultural decay. nnr-rne— everything is cultural decay. but the necessity but i think the necessity for nnreee-noly- but i think the necessity for nurses body cams is but i think the necessity for- nurses-body cams is one but i think the necessity for- nuthe _body cams is one but i think the necessity for nuthe lowest body cams is one but i think the necessity for nuthe lowest points cams is one but i think the necessity for nuthe lowest points in ms is one but i think the necessity for nuthe lowest points in thiss one of the lowest points in this only— of the lowest points in this eonnrry, renn— of the lowest points in this country, isn't it? tr2; country, isn't it? like they're a nightclub in a car, bouncer a nightclub in a car, a bouncer in car. what were the figures in a car. what were the figures of in a car. what were the figures or-rnar— in a car. what were the figures of-that-there- in a car. what were the figuresj of-that-there was of that of that story? there was eonernlng— of that of that story? there was eonernlng-wae— of that of that story? there was something was something something like it was something pang—apes- something like it was something lneaneraee—p al insane, like it was 30 rapes a week— insane, like it was 30 rapes a week-was— insane, like it was 30 rapes a week-was oo— insane, like it was 30 rapes a week-was 30 or- insane, like it was 30 rapes a week was 30 or sexual week or it was 30 or sexual aeeanlre—

week or it was 30 or sexual aeeanlre a— week or it was 30 or sexual assaults a week. - week or it was 30 or sexual assaults a week. surely that's rne— assaults a week. surely that's rne rnlng— assaults a week. surely that's the thing that— assaults a week. surely that's the thing that we— assaults a week. surely that's the thing that we should all be ralllng— the thing that we should all be talking everything talking about over everything else. — talking about over everything else. lnnean— talking about over everything else. imean,-got. else. i mean, you've got to understand as well, nhs a understand as well, the nhs is a huge i think it's the huge estate. i think it's the largest employer and largest employer in europe. and so , so many people are treated so, so many people are treated by the nhs, know, 30 a week, by the nhs, you know, 30 a week, although alarmingly although it sounds alarmingly high . it's not, you know , just high. it's not, you know, just by sheer dilution of numbers that's within your manageable guidelines, is it? that's like, no, that's like collateral too, you know ? i mean, you're going you know? i mean, you're going to have a certain amount of crime and especially within hospitals, know, they assume hospitals, you know, they assume people going be and people are going to be good. and so you can just walk in there. i'm surprised when i walk i'm always surprised when i walk into stuff you can into nick stuff that you can just wander, wander just you can just wander, wander in. scrap the anyway, in. let's scrap the nhs anyway, the next story, the next story sees the normal left wing guardian making surprise plea guardian making a surprise plea for free market thatcherite business policies. nick yeah, it is a bit isn't it? so it says nnnner— is a bit isn't it? so it says nnnner ro— is a bit isn't it? so it says number 10 says- is a bit isn't it? so it says number 10 says uk- g g fl so it says number 10 says uk extremely arrraorwe— number 10 says uk extremely attractive for— number 10 says uk extremely attractive for business after rlloroeorr— attractive for business after microsoft broadside and it's llnl— microsoft broadside and it's llnl-or— microsoft broadside and it's llnl-or a- microsoft broadside and it's llnl-or a le- microsoft broadside and it's kind-of a is it- microsoft broadside and it's kind of a is it though kind of a bit of a is it though neoanee— kind of a bit of a is it though neoanee rne— kind of a bit of a is it though because the brad— kind of a bit of a is it though because the brad smith, the rreellenr— because the brad smith, the president of— because the brad smith, the president of microsoft, i pellewe— president of microsoft, i believe they _ president of microsoft, i

believe they were supposed to rake — believe they were supposed to rake over— believe they were supposed to take over activision blizzard nnr— take over activision blizzard on men— take over activision blizzard nnr rnen n— take over activision blizzard but then it was— take over activision blizzard but then it was blocked by the claw— but then it was blocked by the cma competition _ but then it was blocked by the cma competition markets anrnonry— cma competition markets authority and _ cma competition markets authority and he's then hit out at authority and he's then hit out ar onr— authority and he's then hit out ar oonnrry— authority and he's then hit out at our country saying that rnere-e— at our country saying that rnere-e a— at our country saying that there's a clear— at our country saying that there's a clear message here. at our country saying that therreuropeanr message here. at our country saying that therreuropean union age here. at our country saying that therreuropean union ise here. at our country saying that therreuropean union ise imore the european union is a more arrraerwe— the european union is a more attractive place— the european union is a more attractive place to— the european union is a more attractive place to start a pnelneee. — attractive place to start a business. yeah- attractive place to start a business. yeah if want to business. yeah if you want to sell— business. yeah if you want to sell n— business. yeah if you want to sell it-sunak_ business. yeah if you want to sell it-sunak hit- business. yeah if you want to sell it sunak hit back and sell it and sunak hit back and earn,— sell it and sunak hit back and an, go,— sell it and sunak hit back and an, no, no— sell it and sunak hit back and said, no, no, that's not borne on— said, no, no, that's not borne onr—nl- said, no, no, that's not borne onr—nl laer- said, no, no, that's not bornej out—uk last year out by the facts. uk last year neearne— out by the facts. uk last year became-third— out by the facts. uk last year became third country became the third country in the world— became the third country in the world ro — became the third country in the world to have— became the third country in the world to have a— became the third country in the world to have a tech sector walnel— world to have a tech sector walnel ar— world to have a tech sector walnel ar r— world to have a tech sector valued at 1 trillion behind only world to have a tech sector value(andi trillion behind only world to have a tech sector value(and the .lion behind only world to have a tech sector value(and the united hind only world to have a tech sector value(and the united states. ly world to have a tech sector value(and the united states. so china and the united states. so he china and the united states. so ne—oaee- china and the united states. soj neoaee— ana he said that's not the case. and on— he said that's not the case. and nnr-snlrn— he said that's not the case. and nnr-snlrn gny— he said that's not the case. and but-smith guy is- he said that's not the case. and but smith guy is basically but this smith guy is basically eaylng— but this smith guy is basically eaylng ne— but this smith guy is basically eaylng lr-e nor— but this smith guy is basically saying it's not this sort of rarallee— saying it's not this sort of paradise it's paradise we were promised. it's not paradise we were promised. it's nor—on- paradise we were promised. it's nor—on rnaneel paradise we were promised. it's. not—on thames. we not the singapore on thames. we wereer—peon- not the singapore on thames. we. were—person wanted were we wanted the person wanted rnar. — were we wanted the person wanted rnarlrrnee— were we wanted the person wanted rnarlrrnee wa— were we wanted the person wanted that. truss was booted out, were we wanted the person wanted th.course.russ was booted out, were we wanted the person wanted th.course. so; was booted out, were we wanted the person wanted th.course. so weis booted out, were we wanted the person wanted th.course. so we haven'td out, were we wanted the person wanted th.course. so we haven't hadt, of course. so we haven't had war.— of course. so we haven't had rnarlyean— of course. so we haven't had rnarlyean r— of course. so we haven't had that. yeah, i mean there is a that. so yeah, i mean there is a general—on- general i'm not an expert on rneee— general i'm not an expert on rneee rnlnge. — general i'm not an expert on these things. read the these things. you read the roononlel— these things. you read thei economist,_on economist, you're better on weee— economist, you're better on mega-pg- economist, you're better on mega-pg a- economist, you're better on. these,-is a genuine these, but there is a genuine reellng— these, but there is a genuine reellng-we-re— these, but there is a genuine feeling we're overregulated feeling that we're overregulated and overtaxed. and of course ganee— and overtaxed. and of course games-a— and overtaxed. and of course games-a massive- and overtaxed. and of course games a massive industry, games are a massive industry, even though they're mainly played— even though they're mainly played manchildren. played by lonely manchildren. i mean,-kidding.- played by lonely manchildren. i mean, kidding. that's mean, i'm just kidding. that's onwonely— mean, i'm just kidding. that's obviously audience, obviously my target audience, but obviously my target audience, nnr—eoneone- obviously my target audience, but someone who but i seem like someone who wonll—r-ner- but i seem like someone who would _just the. but i seem like someone who. would _just the last would game, but i just the last r— would game, but i just the last r played— would game, but i just the last one i played was— would game, but i just the last one i played was was goldeneye. but one i played was was goldeneye. nnr yean— one i played was was goldeneye. nnr yen-pkg- one i played was was goldeneye. but yeah,-like we- but yeah, it sounds like we enonll— but yeah, it sounds like we should.does_ but yeah, it sounds like we should does sound like we're should it does sound like we're overregulated. _ overregulated. well, yeah. and this overregulated. well, yeah. and two—mean- overregulated. well, yeah. and rnls—nean .- overregulated. well, yeah. and this—mean , green. this this seems i mean, green. what think? well, i

what do you think? well, no, i was only what do you think? well, no, i only golng— what do you think? well, no, i only golng ro— what do you think? well, no, i was only going to add- �*lfoleel r2lg» e

and we've just not let him. okay. — and we've just not let him. okay. lyon— and we've just not let him. okay-yon know- and we've just not let him. . okay..you know-britain and we've just not let him. - okay..you know-britain is okay. do you know why britain is so ahead of things when it comes to computer gaming? this is an interesting story interesting little story because it won't be it rains outside. it won't be too because it rains too long because it rains outside, but because clive outside, but also because clive sinclair created this sinclair in the 80s created this computer, the z 81, and then the spectrum that were absolutely useless for the vast majority of people. but like it was made for coders . so it kind of created coders. so it kind of created a generation of coders and that's why computer games are so big in the uk because yeah, because clive sinclair turned everybody into nerds. amazing. and then gor— 2 amazing. and then we've got codemasters, the nrrnap — we've got codemasters, the bitmap brothers— we've got codemasters, the bitmap brothers , of those. bitmap brothers, all of those. anyway,— bitmap brothers, all of those. anyway, -ware- bitmap brothers, all of those.- anyway,-wars continue anyway, the brexit wars continue in anyway, the brexit wars continue ln rne — anyway, the brexit wars continue ln rne relegrapn— anyway, the brexit wars continue in the telegraph with kemi nalenoon— in the telegraph with kemi badenoch disappointing some rnroeeeprloe— badenoch disappointing some eurosceptics. _ badenoch disappointing some eurosceptics . cit l/r2;rele badenoch disappointing some eurosceptics. l; / eurosceptics. grim yeah, but this is quite funny. rishi sunak said he was going to abolish more than 4000 eu laws, but apparently, like they've brought that down to 80. and this is enraging brexiteers who are saying things like about kemi badenoch. this, this blows her leadership chances. she will lose a third of the party. you know, 800 i think. is it 800. sorry. yeah. so but it's like

it's like you know, there's no description in the piece as to which which laws are actually in danger here or which laws are being targeted. they all seem to being targeted. they all seem to be environmental laws, right? yeah. and again, it's one of those things, well, where you know, read it and i just know, i just read it and i just thought, you she's thought, well i bet you she's got good reason. i bet she's got good reason, you know. nick, do you do you good reason, you know. nick, do yon ao yon agree— good reason, you know. nick, do you do you agree with- 32 nick, do you do you agree with graham? i eon— you do you agree with graham? i eon or— you do you agree with graham? i eon or no. — you do you agree with graham? i sort of do. and— you do you agree with graham? i sort of do. and don't.- you do you agree with graham? i sort of do. ' e2 r2lg»e g you do you agree with graham? i sort of do. ' e2 2 e g sort of do. and don't. so the headune sort of do. and don't. so the headline misleading headline is a little misleading that unlikely be that they're unlikely to be scrapped december 31st. but scrapped by december 31st. but then that if then the worry is that once if labour they'll never be labour get in, they'll never be scrapped. it does scrapped. right. and it does seem i can people say seem i can see why people say it's betrayal because of it's a betrayal because of course brexit was to most people primarily laws primarily about borders and laws . cared about . some people cared more about the that what the economics, but that was what most thought most people thought it was about. of course the idea we about. so of course the idea we can't control own laws. can't control our own laws. they're will they're saying rishi will be livid. saying ruins livid. they're saying this ruins his chances of, you know, winning the leadership. and she did this, this is according to brexiteers, right ? she did brexiteers, right? she did describe herself as the child of roger scruton and thomas sowell and both them wouldn't and both of them wouldn't probably want laws

probably wouldn't want eu laws to a it's great to men have a it's a great question, 2023 because question, but it's 2023 because you scruton would be he you know scruton would be he would be sort more would be sort of more nationalistic concerned with primacy of place and thomas sowell concerned about sowell would be concerned about the so both the free market. so both them would to out the would want to come out of the eu. so is why people feel eu. so this is why people feel let rye here. but let down by kim rye here. but graham that she may graham is saying that she may have reason. i do have had a good reason. i do understand she is very understand because she is very smart and pragmatic. so there understand because she is very smaibe nd pragmatic. so there understand because she is very smaibe reasonsnatic. so there understand because she is very smaibe reasons behindo there understand because she is very smaibe reasons behind the ere understand because she is very smaibe reasons behind the scenes may be reasons behind the scenes why this. and why she's doing this. and obviously, a lot of- r2lg» e3 and obviously, a lot of these r2lg» er3 and obviously, a lot of these laws, r2lg» er3 and obviknow, a lot of these laws, r2lg» e3 and obviknow, they're these laws, r2lg» e3 and obviknow, they're not se laws, r2lg» e3 and obviknow, they're not all.aws, r2lg» e3 and obviknow, they're not all going you know, they're not all going to you know, they're not all going ro—rnar— you know, they're not all going ro—rnar we- you know, they're not all going to _that we need. you know, they're not all goingi to _that we need to to be junk laws that we need to iner— to be junk laws that we need to inn—sale— to be junk laws that we need to inn—sale or- to be junk laws that we need to just—sake of it.- just scrap for the sake of it. and— just scrap for the sake of it. ana-n— just scrap for the sake of it. ana-n we— just scrap for the sake of it. and-if we just- just scrap for the sake of it. and if we just scrap and i think if we just scrap rnen — and i think if we just scrap rnen -an— and i think if we just scrap them an arbitrary date them all by an arbitrary date wlrnonr— them all by an arbitrary date without properly— them all by an arbitrary date without properly scrutinising wen,— without properly scrutinising nag—gang- without properly scrutinising neg—gang rol without properly scrutinising- them,_going to throw them, then we're going to throw a-nany— them, then we're going to throw a-nany-rne- a lot of baby out with the narnwarer. — a lot of baby out with the bathwater. yeah, yeah. g a lot of baby out with the bati :er. yeah, yeah. a lot of baby out with the bati yeah, yeah. g a lot of baby out with the bati _utrc'l, yeah. g a lot of baby out with the- batieu, so just i yeah. but it's a lot of baby out with the- batieu, so just i would but it's a lot of baby out with the- batieu, so just i would scrap t's the eu, so just i would scrap them on principle. anyway, them all on principle. anyway, them all on principle. anyway, the now with the telegraph now with proof rnar—nellal the telegraph now with proof that—media in that the mainstream media are in the that the mainstream media are in rne-or— that the mainstream media are in rne-or-nllen- that the mainstream media are in the-of-biden, quite. the pocket of joe biden, quite nearly.— the pocket of joe biden, quite literally. nick— the pocket of joe biden, quite literally. nick this is literally. nick yes, this is classle— literally. nick yes, this is classic-so- literally. nick yes, this is classic-so joe. literally. nick yes, this is- classic-so joe biden classic biden. so joe biden caught using cheat sheet during classic biden. so joe biden ca'press using cheat sheet during classic biden. so joe biden ca'press conference: sheet during classic biden. so joe biden ca'press conference: she it during classic biden. so joe biden ca'press conference: she it hasing a press conference and it has quite like it quite amusing things like it says, are you a block says, how are you a block capital your domestic capital squaring your domestic priorities? and the reason they do to tell him that it do that is to tell him that it means him because he's had this thing with the cue cards

thing before with the cue cards that you here and we've that say, you sit here and we've been through this before. it is quite ridiculous, quite amusing and ridiculous, but this actually isn't even but this one actually isn't even the worst one that he's done. probably even mean, i probably even today. i mean, i just clip on twitter where just saw a clip on twitter where he cannot this he said we cannot win this re—election excuse me, we can only trump like only re—elect donald trump like he wrong twice. and, he he got it wrong twice. and, you he the and you know, he said the black and tans thing. so in terms of biden gaffes, this doesn't rate that highly because remembering highly because he's remembering names. to remember names. he's using it to remember names and things. if you think about wears prada about the devil wears prada classic they know, classic film, they you know, meryl someone there meryl streep had someone there to the names of to just tell her the names of people you're trying to people because you're trying to remember of names. remember a huge amount of names. what's more disturbing is probably you probably the idea that, you know, questions and know, the press questions and you're rigging press you're kind of rigging the press conference. exactly. and this is rne— conference. exactly. and this is rnle—rne- conference. exactly. and this is this—the fourth- this is the worry. the fourth eerare — this is the worry. the fourth estate-supposed- this is the worry. the fourth estate supposed to be there estate is supposed to be there to estate is supposed to be there ro noll— estate is supposed to be there no role poe— estate is supposed to be there to hold power, to— estate is supposed to be there to hold power, to account. and, you— to hold power, to account. and, yon—roll- to hold power, to account. and,| yon—roll-roll you know, we're told we're told rnal— you know, we're told we're told that,-channels- you know, we're told we're told that, channels such you know, we're told we're told. that,-channels such as that, you know, channels such as gb that, you know, channels such as en newe— that, you know, channels such as on news-newe— that, you know, channels such as gb news- news is,- that, you know, channels such as gb news news is, you know, gb news or gb news is, you know, is gb news or gb news is, you know, re epreallng— gb news or gb news is, you know, is spreading conspiracy rneonee— is spreading conspiracy theories. _gb. is spreading conspiracy- theories.-gb news is one theories. and but gb news is one of theories. and but gb news is one or rne— theories. and but gb news is one or rne rew— theories. and but gb news is one of the few channels— theories. and but gb news is one of the few channels that isn't in of the few channels that isn't ln .poeler— of the few channels that isn't in-pocketlmain- of the few channels that isn't in pocket main stream of in the pocket of main stream of the in the pocket of main stream of rne or— in the pocket of main stream of rne or rne— in the pocket of main stream of the of the leftist— the of the leftist establishment. so i mean, the of the leftist— establishment. so i mean, this snowe—

establishment. so i mean, this slow rnar— establishment. so i mean, this shows that they're _ establishment. so i mean, this shows that they're not just lerrlng— shows that they're not just lernng nln — shows that they're not just letting him know what the gneerlone— letting him know what the questions are.— letting him know what the questions are. he's got it all wnrren— questions are. he's got it all wnrren onr. — questions are. he's got it all written out. he's— questions are. he's got it all written out. he's probably wnrlng— written out. he's probably wnnng ne— written out. he's probably writing his joe— written out. he's probably writing his joe biden's team are probably— writing his joe biden's team are probably wnrlng— writing his joe biden's team are probably writing these gneellone— probably writing these questions. it seems very eneplolone— questions. it seems very suspicious and very conspiratorial when there are to the conspiratorial when there are to rne prese— conspiratorial when there are to one press and— conspiratorial when there are to the press and the— conspiratorial when there are to the press and the and the pollnolane— the press and the and the politicians should be to people wno— politicians should be to people wno are— politicians should be to people wno ar— politicians should be to people who are at loggerheads . / who are at loggerheads. yeah, i orally— who are at loggerheads. yeah, i may areeg— who are at loggerheads. yeah, i totally agree. but i just don't think that this story illustrates that particular problem. i think it's it sounds to me like this is a perfectly standard bunch of things , standard bunch of things, especially for biden, who, as you say, is getting on and probably doesn't have a kind of quick command of things in the same way that someone like obama would have or clinton. you know, you're seeing joe biden isn't quite sharp . well, he did say at quite sharp. well, he did say at one point youthful vigour. he did say at one point the president added that americans were going to americans were, quote, judge whether or quote, going to judge whether or not i have or don't have it. not i have it or don't have it. but he did say that to a parking metre. yeah, but but he's metre. yeah, but but but he's but he said with regard to age, i can't say i guess. how

i can't even say i guess. how old i am. i can't even say the number. doesn't register with number. it doesn't register with me. neither does light me. but then neither does light stimuli. mean like at one stimuli. i mean like at one point the guy said, like the president received a note from a member of staff that said, sir, there's something on your chin now, unless unless it's like , now, unless unless it's like, you know, i don't know someone's penis. that's not really that bad a thing to for someone to pass a note to that happens on headunes pass a note to that happens on headlines all the time. when he was hosting. but— headlines all the time. when he was hosting. but the— headlines all the time. when he was hosting. but the even- 2 g when he was hosting. but the even but ler-e— was hosting. but the even but ler-e ne— was hosting. but the even but let's be honest— was hosting. but the even but let's be honest though even the early— let's be honest though even the pally neaer— let's be honest though even the daily beast here— let's be honest though even the daily beast here very lefty is eaylng— daily beast here very lefty is eaylng rne— daily beast here very lefty is saying the press— daily beast here very lefty is saying the press can't really do its saying the press can't really do no rop— saying the press can't really do no job rn— saying the press can't really do no rop ln rne— saying the press can't really do its job in the briefing room if the its job in the briefing room if rne wnrre— its job in the briefing room if the white house— its job in the briefing room if the white house picking the white house is picking and enooelng— the white house is picking and enooelnglanl— the white house is picking and choosing and certainly absolutely. and we've certainly nan—reellngl had that. i've had the feeling anyway,— had that. i've had the feeling anyway-gag..- anyway, with the biden administration, not so much nllen— administration, not so much- biden,-administration, biden, the biden administration, that biden, the biden administration, rnar—eoey— biden, the biden administration, rnar—eoey wlrn- biden, the biden administration, that—cosy with the. that it's all very cosy with the press. — that it's all very cosy with the press. -obviously- that it's all very cosy with the press. obviously love them. that it's all very cosy with the pressyou obviously love them. that it's all very cosy with the pressyou know,iously love them. that it's all very cosy with the pressyou know, butly love them. that it's all very cosy with the pressyou know, but then e them. that it's all very cosy with the pressyou know, but then e th last and, you know, but then the last llne— and, you know, but then the last llne-rnen,— and, you know, but then the last line _them, they - line here over them, they applanl— line here over them, they applaud _eats. line here over them, they applaud eats an line here over them, they- applaud _eats an ice applaud when he eats an ice rr-s— applaud when he eats an ice cream. it's-line- applaud when he eats an ice. cream. it's-line here. cream. it's the last line here. yeah. no, it's a total it's a total log rolling exercise. all that of stuff. but then at total log rolling exercise. all thatend, of stuff. but then at total log rolling exercise. all thatend, here'sff. but then at total log rolling exercise. all thatend, here'sff. but thei at total log rolling exercise. all thatend, here'sff. but the way the end, here's i love the way the end, here's i love the way the reports this. the telegraph reports this. however journalists with however several journalists with experience covering the white

house said twitter that house later said on twitter that it normal to give the press it was normal to give the press office heads about topics office a heads up about topics in are a in advance. are you not a journalist? do you not know this ? they read some tweets. they rean— ? they read some tweets. they read some tweets and went, whoa . anyway, the mail reports on worleny— . anyway, the mail reports on worleny enro— anyway, the mail reports on workshy brits taking advantage of workshy brits taking advantage or enl— workshy brits taking advantage or elel pay— workshy brits taking advantage or elel pay and— workshy brits taking advantage of sick pay and benefits to sit at of sick pay and benefits to sit ar none— of sick pay and benefits to sit at home watching netflix. graham okay,— at home watching netflix. graham okay, wow— at home watching netflix. graham olay, wow rne— at home watching netflix. graham okay, now this one— at home watching netflix. graham okay, now this one i was trying to okay, now this one i was trying ro ger— okay, now this one i was trying ro ger ny— okay, now this one i was trying ro ger rny nearl— okay, now this one i was trying to get my head around it like apparenrly— to get my head around it like apparenrly n— to get my head around it like apparently it says we need a vleronan— apparently it says we need a victorian style— apparently it says we need a victorian style health drive to get thousands— victorian style health drive to get thousands of— victorian style health drive to get thousands of people back to work. — get thousands of people back to work. so.— get thousands of people back to work. so. yon— get thousands of people back to work. so, you know,- get thousands of people back to work. so, you know, at this at this, you know, when the first health drive came around, it was because because of diseases with names like coffin, lung and stuff and now it's stuff like this. and now it's because people are watching , you because people are watching, you know, gogglebox much . and know, gogglebox too much. and it's but but it seems to me that this is not a problem of getting people back to work. we discovered through covid and also through the fact that technology is advancing so quickly and making so many things obsolete that there really isn't any reason to get back to work. you know, like

it's we're entering into a sort of post—work phase , as it seems of post—work phase, as it seems to be. we're getting that that anronarel— to be. we're getting that that automated luxury— we're getting that that automated luxury communism that the automated luxury communism that rne enarllan— automated luxury communism that the guardian dreams of. but i'm enoolel— the guardian dreams of. but i'm enoelel rnar— the guardian dreams of. but i'm shocked that the— the guardian dreams of. but i'm shocked that the figures here so the shocked that the figures here so rne lack— shocked that the figures here so rne lack of— shocked that the figures here so the lack of people— shocked that the figures here so the lack of people dropping out of the lack of people dropping out or rne— the lack of people dropping out of the workforce _ the lack of people dropping out of the workforce through through elolneee— of the workforce through through sickness which— of the workforce through through sickness which you know, some of it, sickness which you know, some of itr-n0_ sickness which you know, some of ll—no nonpr— it, you know, no doubt is leglnnare— it, you know, no doubt is legitimate sickness. you legitimate sickness. but, you know— legitimate sickness. but, you know-n— legitimate sickness. but, you knowr-itljust- legitimate sickness. but, you know, it just going know, some of it is just going to know, some of it is just going ro—wno— know, some of it is just going ro—wno enjoyed. to be people who enjoyed rnrlongn— to be people who enjoyed furlough and— to be people who enjoyed furlough and to furlough and want it to oonlnner— furlough and want it to continue. and it's costing the uk eonoy— continue. and it's costing the uk economy £43— continue. and it's costing the uk economy £43 billion a year. no— uk economy £43 billion a year. no enoollng.— uk economy £43 billion a year. it's shocking. and— uk economy £43 billion a year. it's shocking. and they're eaylng— it's shocking. and they're eaylng we— it's shocking. and they're saying we need a victorian style nealrn— health drive. let's get victorian labour drive , victorian style labour drive, let's back up let's get those kids back up chimneys that's what let's get those kids back up chimnthis that's what let's get those kids back up chimnthis country that's what let's get those kids back up chimnthis country great. right made this country great. right off, tick tock and up- 2 rt.r2» 3 right off, tick tock and up those onlnneye. — off, tick tock and up those chimneys. yeah, yeah. and i was, off, tick tock and up those cwasieys. yeah, yeah. and i was, off, tick tock and up those cwas interviewingzah. and i was, off, tick tock and up those cwas interviewing richard i was, off, tick tock and up those cwas interviewing richard ticeis, i was interviewing richard tice rolay—lrop- i was interviewing richard tice rolay—lrop nyl today not to name drop my poloaer— today not to name drop my podcast-called- today not to name drop my podcast called the current podcast again called the current rnlng— podcast again called the current rnlng-ne— podcast again called the current rnlng-ne-eaylng- podcast again called the current thing he saying that we thing but he was saying that we non-r— thing but he was saying that we non-r aornally— thing but he was saying that we don't actually need mass immigration— don't actually need mass immigration we can utilise immigration if we can utilise our-workforce. - immigration if we can utilise our workforce. immigration if we can utilise- our-workforce. the people our latent workforce. the people out our latent workforce. the people our of— our latent workforce. the people out of which is how we incentivise people of work incentivise people out of work to in. it's to get them back in. and it's not calling lazy and not just calling them lazy and scroungers, need to scroungers, but we need to actually pay, don't actually make work pay, don't to we, sort this yeah, well, we, sort this out. yeah, well, and do with nhs and it's also to do with nhs reform. about

reform. so this is about sickness. so it's to do sickness. so it's also to do with nhs work as well with making the nhs work as well obviously. it sickness ? i obviously. but is it sickness? i mean-really— obviously. but is it sickness? i mean,-really saying- mean, they're really saying rney-re— mean, they're really saying they're _them - mean, they're really saying they're-them to - mean, they're really saying they're them to just they're getting them to just orang— they're getting them to just slang-know- they're getting them to just. stand-know,.sounds stand up. you know, it sounds none-kno— stand up. you know, it sounds more-llnl or- stand up. you know, it sounds more-kind of a,- more like a kind of a, a peeelnler— more like a kind of a, a peeelnler .— more like a kind of a, a pessimist. hmm. that's kind of arreorlng— pessimist. hmm. that's kind of affecting people— pessimist. hmm. that's kind of affecting people or a sense of loellown— affecting people or a sense of lockdown, doom _ affecting people or a sense of lockdown, doom . l/rzuele and affecting people or a sense of lockdown, doom . / and that's lockdown, doom. yeah. and that's going— lockdown, doom. yeah. and that's golng ro— lockdown, doom. yeah. and that's golng ro ger— lockdown, doom. yeah. and that's golng ro ger woe— lockdown, doom. / and that's going to get worse and worse wnen— going to get worse and worse wnen rnlnge— going to get worse and worse when things like— going to get worse and worse when things like i start taking people-e— when things like i start taking over people's people's. l/rzuele over people's people's. yeah. ann— over people's people's. yeah. ann oalllng— over people's people's. yeah. and calling them lazy and scroungers not them scroungers might not get them back fun. back to work, but it is fun. anyway, time for another anyway, it's time for another breather. coming up, have breather. but coming up, we have trans bearded trans politicians, bearded bndes trans politicians, bearded brides and steven spielberg. see you couple of

on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. welcome back to headliners. were— welcome back to headliners. were golng— welcome back to headliners. were golng ro— welcome back to headliners. we're going to get straight back into we're going to get straight back no n— we're going to get straight back no n wlrn— we're going to get straight back into it with the _ we're going to get straight back into it with the mail, which reveale— into it with the mail, which reveal rne — into it with the mail, which reveals the lgbtq ba.2 sa plus . reveals the lgbtq ba.2 sa plus. rlne— reveals the lgbtq ba.2 sa plus. plus, indoctrination in schools nae— plus, indoctrination in schools nae been— plus, indoctrination in schools has been remarked highly successful. _ has been remarked highly successful. nick leila a bit of a loaded— successful. nick leila a bit of a loaded way— successful. nick leila a bit of a loaded way of— successful. nick leila a bit of a loaded way of setting that up. but yean.— a loaded way of setting that up. one yean. ann— a loaded way of setting that up. but yeah, this is— a loaded way of setting that up. but yeah, this is in— a loaded way of setting that up. but yeah, this is in the- a loaded way of setting that up. but yeah, this is in the mail.- a loaded way of setting that up. but yeah, this is in the mail. a record 1 in 4 high school

students say they are gay, bisexual or questioning their sexuality. official data sexuality. official cdc data shows . and it's double the shows. and it's double the amount in so it's . 75.5% amount in 2015. so it's. 75.5% of 14 to 18 year olds said they were hep sexual in 2021. and yeah, anyway, so it's gone. so current rates by 2032, rr2.reee ele . g so current rates by 2032, everybody is current rates by 2032, everybody re golng— current rates by 2032, everybody re golng ro— current rates by 2032, everybody re golng no le— current rates by 2032, everybody re golng ro be gay,— current rates by 2032, everybody is going to be gay, basically. rnar-e— is going to be gay, basically. that's basically— is going to be gay, basically. that's basically it.— is going to be gay, basically. that's basically it. and- is going to be gay, basically. that's basically it. and then you've got someone here from the ohio state university claiming it's to do with increased acceptance. it's like, yeah, there's that. but there's also there's that. but there's also the propaganda in the constant propaganda in schools, in the media and the social contagion aspect the social contagion aspect and the fact not cool to be fact that it's not cool to be a straight man who to straight white man who wants to be i'm a straight be like, yeah, i'm a straight white like, all white male. like, yeah, we all hate you. there's a cis hate you. well, there's a cis flag and cis flag is just flag and the cis flag is just three lines, right? right. three grey lines, right? right. so no, no kid is so of course, no, no kid is going— so of course, no, no kid is golnglwanr— so of course, no, no kid is golnglwanr ro- so of course, no, no kid is going want to be represented going to want to be represented by rnree— going to want to be represented by rnree grey— going to want to be represented by three grey lines. lr./r2 going to want to be represented by three grey lines. l/r2». going to want to be represented by three grey lines. l/r2r. by three grey lines. you be the rarel— by three grey lines. you be the hated lines. i've by three grey lines. you be the hated-lines. i've never. hated grey lines. i've never seen a lanyard— hated grey lines. i've never seen a lanyard with- 2 3n2y e i've never seen a lanyard with the hated grey lines. i've never- seen a lanyard with the .flag seen a lanyard with the cis flag on n.— seen a lanyard with the cis flag on lr-eran— seen a lanyard with the cis flag on it.-start wearing- seen a lanyard with the cis flag on it. start wearing it. on it. let's start wearing it. let-s— on it. let's start wearing it. ler-s-wearlng- on it. let's start wearing it. let's-wearing them- on it. let's start wearing it. let's-wearing them on. on it. let's start wearing it. let's wearing them on this let's start wearing them on this show then show to represent. but then you've a more you've got a guy, a more sensible from the heritage sensible guy from the heritage think that think tank in the us saying that that it's social. he says that

you know it's obviously since the gender studies you know it's obviously since the all gender studies you know it's obviously since the all these gender studies you know it's obviously since the all these genofr studies you know it's obviously since the all these genof thingses you know it's obviously since the all these genof things and and all these kind of things and he it's is he actually says it's the us is an outlier apparently much an outlier apparently it's much higher us. yeah and also higher in the us. yeah and also or— higher in the us. yeah and also some of-could_ higher in the us. yeah and also some of-could.just- some of this could be just people— some of this could be just people because- some of this could be just people because mean some of this could be just people becauseimean queue people because i mean the queue ele— people because i mean the queue or— people because i mean the queue or rne— people because i mean the queue size of the lgbtq_ people because i mean the queue size of the lgbtq spectrum is iner— size of the lgbtq spectrum is we yon— size of the lgbtq spectrum is we yon an— size of the lgbtq spectrum is we yon iner— size of the lgbtq spectrum is just you can just say that yon-e— just you can just say that yon-re gneer— just you can just say that yon-re gneer .— just you can just say that you're queer. yeah. and it loeen-r— you're queer. yeah. and it doesn't really— you're queer. yeah. and it doesn't really mean anything . doesn't really mean anything. lon— doesn't really mean anything. von non-r— doesn't really mean anything. you don't have— doesn't really mean anything. you don't have to— doesn't really mean anything. you don't have to have any same sex relationship— you don't have to have any same sex relationship ipsis it's just a reellng. — sex relationship ipsis it's just a feeling. there— sex relationship ipsis it's just a feeling. etrer22 sex relationship ipsis it's just a feeling. there was a hilarie couple on only connect who are straight and called themselves queer and because they're straight, the husband overcompensates by by wearing an earrings and like ballgowns and you know and the woman just has short hair and so they think this is like a huge advance in i guess straight technology, you know , so it's but like there's know, so it's but like there's a there's a brilliant line in here that says teens are anonymously surveyed on a multitude of factors from their mental health, sexual identity and whether they use drugs or carry weapons. if only they were

having so fun . you know, having so much fun. you know, this is the most sexless drugless generation yet, except unless you're talking about cross—sex hormones and they're completely miserable, you know? so this is a really good kind of piece in terms of, you know, it just shows that what's happened is that there are a thousand more categories that kids can put themselves into , and none of put themselves into, and none of them are making them happy , you them are making them happy, you know? yeah. i mean, it says more rnan— know? yeah. i mean, it says more rnan nalr— know? yeah. i mean, it says more rnan nalr or— know? yeah. i mean, it says more than half of female— 7 l/r2rele i mean, it says more than half of female high schoolers_ than half of female high schoolers identify as schoolers who identify as pleevnal— bisexual have seriously oonellerel— bisexual have seriously considered attempting suicide. ano— considered attempting suicide. ana—lla- considered attempting suicide. ana—lllellr-ei and nobody says like, oh, it's neoanee— and nobody says like, oh, it's neoanee rney— and nobody says like, oh, it's because they-fit- and nobody says like, oh, it's because they fit in and or because they don't fit in and or wnarever. — because they don't fit in and or whatever. - really, - because they don't fit in and or whatever. really, you whatever. but really, you lnaglne— whatever. but really, you imagine because they're imagine it's because they're vnlneranle— imagine it's because they're vulneimental_ imagine it's because they're vulneimental issues anyway, some mental issues anyway, and men— some mental issues anyway, and rnen—rnle- some mental issues anyway, and then—this stuff- then they have all this stuff rnrown— then they have all this stuff thrown _wouldj then they have all this stuff. thrown _would be then they have all this stuff- thrown _would be my thrown at them. that would be my rneory— thrown at them. that would be my meow-lean.— thrown at them. that would be my theory-yeah. yeah.- thrown at them. that would be my theory-yeah. yeah. i- theory anyway. yeah. yeah. i think know, think it's like, you know, there's once a one there's i remember once a one school, there was a mental health awareness week, you know, and saying and they had one person saying their from it, their child came back from it, wasn't ever . and wasn't happy ever, ever. and from that moment that happened, they weren't happy afterwards. yeah, suddenly yeah, because they were suddenly aware mental health. aware of their mental health. yeah. right. and they've got rnar— yeah. right. and they've got rnar erlgna— yeah. right. and they've got that stigma and— l/r2rele right. and they've got that stigma and that label

arraonel— that stigma and that label attached to— that stigma and that label attached to l/r2rele that stigma and that label- attached to _yeah. they attached to them. yeah. they know— attached to them. yeah. they know there's something worry know there's something to worry about. it's it's always know there's something to worry abo people it's always know there's something to worry abo people who it's always know there's something to worry abo people who are t's always know there's something to worry abo people who are the lways know there's something to worry abo people who are the most the people who are the most lepreeeel— the people who are the most depressed .know- the people who are the most depressed know exactly who depressed who know exactly who everybody—anal everybody else should live and now— everybody else should live and now-world— everybody else should live and how-world - be - how the world should be structured _ how the world should be structured anyway , moving on, structured anyway, moving on, we-ve-rne— structured anyway, moving on, we've the telegraph now we've got the telegraph now in a nano— we've got the telegraph now in a lane-says— we've got the telegraph now in a rrane-eaye-gerl trans politician says you'll get blood— trans politician says you'll get blood-hands- trans politician says you'll get blood-hands if- trans politician says you'll get blood hands if you don't blood on your hands if you don't rranelrlon— blood on your hands if you don't transition children.— blood on your hands if you don't transition children. i'm pretty enre—rnar- transition children. i'm pretty sure—that the- transition children. i'm pretty. sure _that the wrong sure they've got that the wrong way— sure they've got that the wrong way-graham — sure they've got that the wrong way graham well , yeah, way round. graham well, yeah, onvlonely. — way round. graham well, yeah, obviously. imean,_ way round. graham well, yeah, obviously. .er2tr2 obviously. i mean, there's this very strange going in very strange thing going on in america where, like, it just seems that democrats seem to not understand what they're doing to children with these with these procedures , you know, and they procedures, you know, and they have people like this guy and he is a guy. his name is zahawi zephyn is a guy. his name is zahawi zephyr. long hair, but zephyr. he's got long hair, but it's a man, you know, there's not many know who are not many women i know who are champions smash champions at super smash brothers. he's kind of like brothers. and he's kind of like comes from very much of a kind comes from a very much of a kind of incel background . and now of incel background. and now he's his hair long and he's grown his hair long and he's grown his hair long and he's going front of he's going in front of a legislator and saying that they must perform irreversible surgeries on children. you know, he should not be anywhere near

any kind of levers of power . any kind of levers of power. he's a danger to children. and in fact , no, he's not. he's- 3 2ere and in fact , no, he's not. he's been in fact, no, he's not. he's been banned— in fact, no, he's not. he's been banned from— in fact, no, he's not. he's been banned from the— in fact, no, he's not. he's been banned from the us state house. wron— banned from the us state house. wrol lean.— banned from the us state house. nick yeah, exactly— banned from the us state house. nick yeah, exactly .— banned from the us state house. nick yeah, exactly . and- banned from the us state house. nick yeah, exactly . and as- nick yeah, exactly. and as graham says, he's sort of he's into super smash brothers. he actually wrote abandoned actually wrote an abandoned master's on master's thesis on transhumanism. so he's been obsessed with transhumanism. also posted kind of also has posted kind of sexualised manga and anime . sexualised manga and anime. pretty strange stuff. i did a bit of research and yeah, like you opposites . well, you say, it's opposites. well, this blood on this idea, they have blood on their i mean, we've just their hands. i mean, we've just seen an 18 year old boy in holland trying make holland died trying to make a vagina his colon. he vagina out of his colon. he died. mean, i know it's died. i mean, i know it's horrific. people horrific. sorry for people watching it watching the five mbappe, but it is this is what's happening. and that was because he put that was because he was put on hormones, blockers. hormones, puberty blockers. then didn't develop then his genitals didn't develop enrnelenrly— then his genitals didn't develop sufficiently-the- then his genitals didn't develop sufficiently the new sufficiently to create the new vaglna— sufficiently to create the new vaglna non — sufficiently to create the new vagina from enough material. so evaerly— vagina from enough material. so evaorly rne— vagina from enough material. so exactly the same— vagina from enough material. so exactly the same thing that nappenel— exactly the same thing that nappenel ro— exactly the same thing that happened to susie green's son, wno— happened to susie green's son, wno snore— happened to susie green's son, who susie green— happened to susie green's son, who susie green was the boss of nernalle— who susie green was the boss of nernalle . — who susie green was the boss of mermaids. and— who susie green was the boss of mermaids. and it— who susie green was the boss of mermaids. ' 2 g who susie green was the boss of mermaids . ' e2 . r2;a

mean, like mean, mean, this seems like i mean, for something that i mean, obviously, transgender for something that i mean, obviously, and transgender for something that i mean, obviously, and all transgender for something that i mean, obviously, and all theisgender for something that i mean, obviously, and all the rest, der people exist and all the rest, but mean, historically, it's but i mean, historically, it's been it's been quite a small percentage population. percentage of the population. and for so many and now, you know, for so many people— and now, you know, for so many people-identifying - people to be identifying as non—nlnary— people to be identifying as non—binary-or- people to be identifying as- non—binary-or whatever, people to be identifying as- non-then rry-or whatever, people to be identifying as non-thenrry put or whatever, people to be identifying as non-thenrry put on whatever, people to be identifying as non-thenrry put on pubertylr, and then being put on puberty ploolere— and then being put on puberty blockers and— and then being put on puberty blockers and put— and then being put on puberty blockers and put on this sort of rallroalel— blockers and put on this sort of railroaded onto— blockers and put on this sort of railroaded onto all— blockers and put on this sort of railroaded onto all these rnlnge— railroaded onto all these things, should be a final eolnrlon— things, should be a final solution to— things, should be a final solution to this type of stuff. they— solution to this type of stuff. rney snonln— solution to this type of stuff. they should not— solution to this type of stuff. they should not be- solution to this type of stuff. they should not be the- solution to this type of stuff. they should not be the first stop. you know, the idea that cutting off healthy body parts or taking irreversible drugs is the first thing you do. i think i really do think there should be jail sentences for people who've been think. i think there will who've been think. i think there wlll ne. — who've been think. i think there wlll be. r— who've been think. i think there will be. i think— who've been think. i think there will be. i think this— who've been think. i think there will be. i think this will- ee i think there will be. i think this will be or— will be. i think this will be or rne— will be. i think this will be one of the big— will be. i think this will be one of the big medical scandals of one of the big medical scandals or on— one of the big medical scandals or rne— one of the big medical scandals of our time. and— one of the big medical scandals of our time. and we can see the rares— of our time. and we can see the raree—anl— of our time. and we can see the rates—and anorexia. rates of bulimia and anorexia nave— rates of bulimia and anorexia have come down— rates of bulimia and anorexia have come down close to close to zerolreenage— have come down close to close to zerolreenage-anl- have come down close to close to zero-teenage-and it's- zero in teenage girls, and it's been— zero in teenage girls, and it's been replaced— zero in teenage girls, and it's been replaced transitioning. been replaced by transitioning. vell— been replaced by transitioning. well—wall well, one of the things that, like look at like you see if you look at images that because they post them on on, on instagram and stuff, of young girls stuff, but images of young girls who've double who've just had double mastectomy is nine times out of ten. you look at the images and you can see scars along their

arms because they have been self—harm ming this self—harm. ming and so this final bit of self—harm is just the one that's given for some bizarre reason , a kind of pass bizarre reason, a kind of pass by society as being somehow wonderful . it's a by society as being somehow wonderful. it's a disgusting and disgraceful. i'm not even eonvlneel— disgraceful. i'm not even convinced the _ 2 3t i'm not even convinced the telegraph should use convinced the telegraph should rne— convinced the telegraph should use the phrase— convinced the telegraph should use the phrase transgender yonrn.— use the phrase transgender yonrn. rney-re— use the phrase transgender youth. they're saying republican leglelarore— youth. they're saying republican legislators have— youth. they're saying republican legislators have sought to ban nealrn— legislators have sought to ban nealrn-ror— legislators have sought to ban health for transgender health care for transgender yonrn.— health care for transgender yonrn.-loee- health care for transgender- youth. - does - mean? youth. so what does that mean? nonally— youth. so what does that mean? nonally rr— youth. so what does that mean? usually it means— youth. so what does that mean? usually it means a— youth. so what does that mean? usually it means a confused kid wno—rele- usually it means a confused kid who _tells his- who then someone tells his rranegenler— who then someone tells his rranegenler .— who then someone tells his transgender. most cases, transgender. in most cases, like yon— transgender. in most cases, like yon-cann— transgender. in most cases, like yon-oan-r ne— transgender. in most cases, like you-can't be this- transgender. in most cases, like you can't be this many you say, it can't be this many nano— you say, it can't be this many rrane people. — you say, it can't be this many trans people. _not- you say, it can't be this many trans people. not even trans people. so i'm not even oonvlnoel— trans people. so i'm not even convinced_phrase.| trans people. so i'm not even- convinced_phrase. and trans people. so i'm not even- coyou ced _phrase. and trans people. so i'm not even coyou ced say phrase. and trans people. so i'm not even coyou ced say this phrase. and trans people. so i'm not even coyou ced say this kindase. and trans people. so i'm not even coyou ced say this kind of. and if you can't say this kind of rnlng— if you can't say this kind of rnlng le— if you can't say this kind of thing is wrong,— if you can't say this kind of thing is wrong, you've lost your nlnrl— thing is wrong, you've lost your mind. basically _ thing is wrong, you've lost your mind. basically . thing is wrong, you've lost your mind. basically e3 mind. basically anyway, moving on, the and on, we've got the mail. and in an unusual indian an unusual twist, an indian bridal magazine a hairy bridal magazine has a hairy woman front cover. yeah, woman on the front cover. yeah, this non—binary this is a non—binary indian aollvlel— this is a non—binary indian activist, alok_ this is a non—binary indian activist, alok vaid—menon is. am i activist, alok vaid—menon is. am r prononnelng— activist, alok vaid—menon is. am i pronouncing that— activist, alok vaid—menon is. am i pronouncing that correctly? ano— i pronouncing that correctly? ana eo— i pronouncing that correctly? and so ne — i pronouncing that correctly? and so he appeared on the bride, a cover of brides.— and so he appeared on the bride, a cover of brides. today. you've probably— a cover of brides. today. you've probably een— a cover of brides. today. you've probably seen it— a cover of brides. today. you've probably seen it twitter. probably seen it on twitter. it was around twitter. was going around twitter. and it is was going around twitter. and it le—plernre- was going around twitter. and it le—plornre .- is bizarre, ludicrous picture. ano— is bizarre, ludicrous picture. and we— is bizarre, ludicrous picture. ana we-rne— is bizarre, ludicrous picture. and we the images. okay and we have the images. okay goon.— and we have the images. okay goon. rney-re— and we have the images. okay good. they're describing it in the good. they're describing it in rne-le— good. they're describing it in rne-le rallng- good. they're describing it in the-is taking a- good. they're describing it in the is taking a stance for the mail, is taking a stance for narnage— the mail, is taking a stance for marriage equality. it's really rallng— marriage equality. it's really taking—marriage

taking a stance for marriage lepravlry. — taking a stance for marriage depravity. absolutely depravity. and it's absolutely anennl—nyl depravity. and it's absolutely. alenrl—ny rne absurd. and this person, by the way— absurd. and this person, by the way .— absurd. and this person, by the way . le— absurd. and this person, by the way . re known— absurd. and this person, by the way , is known .the- absurd. and this person, by the way , is known the past for way, is known in the past for ralllng— way, is known in the past for talking about— way, is known in the past for talking about little and talking about little girls and eaylng— talking about little girls and. saying—princesses . saying there are no princesses. unle— saying there are no princesses. llrrle-aleo— saying there are no princesses. little _also kinky. - saying there are no princesses. little also kinky. so little girls are also kinky. so pael— little girls are also kinky. so back away— little girls are also kinky. so back away from _ little girls are also kinky. so back away from the child would be yonr— back away from the child would be your children— back away from the child would be your children are not as lnnoeenr— be your children are not as lnnooenr ae— be your children are not as innocent as you _ be your children are not as innocent as you think. 2 2 innocent as you think. he said, lean— innocent as you think. he said, yeah .— innocent as you think. he said, vean . r— innocent as you think. he said, yeah . r nan— innocent as you think. he said, yeah , i mean which which is yeah, i mean which is which is crazy. so paedophilic level ernrr— crazy. so paedophilic level one ro— crazy. so paedophilic level stuff to stuff— crazy. so paedophilic level stuff to stuff to _ t so paedophilic level stuff to stuff to say. but here nere— stuff to stuff to say. but here nere ne— stuff to stuff to say. but here nere ne le— stuff to stuff to say. but here here he is on— stuff to stuff to say. but here here he is on the— stuff to stuff to say. but here here he is on the front cover or rney— here he is on the front cover or rney le— here he is on the front cover or they is wherever— here he is on the front cover or they is wherever pronouns there rne— they is wherever pronouns there we re— they is wherever pronouns there we re saona— they is wherever pronouns there this is sacha baron cohen level ernrr— this is sacha baron cohen level one renn— this is sacha baron cohen level one len-r rr— this is sacha baron cohen level stuff isn't it ? _ this is sacha baron cohen level stuff isn't it 7 i— this is sacha baron cohen level stuff isn't it ? ee stuff isn't it? i mean this is like south park. this is ridiculous. interesting thing. i rnlnl— ridiculous. interesting thing. i rnlnl-r— ridiculous. interesting thing. i rnlnl-r-ne- ridiculous. interesting thing. ii think-i-be-but think this i could be wrong, but rve— think this i could be wrong, but i've seen-hanging- think this i could be wrong, but i've seen hanging around i've seen them hanging around and— i've seen them hanging around and r— i've seen them hanging around and r rnlnl— i've seen them hanging around and i think this— i've seen them hanging around and i think this is— i've seen them hanging around and i think this is the man who roll— and i think this is the man who roll-snlrn— and i think this is the man who told-smith-he- and i think this is the man who told smith he would do told sam smith that he would do nnen— told sam smith that he would do nnon nerrer— told sam smith that he would do much better if— told sam smith that he would do much better if he— told sam smith that he would do much better if he started prerenllng— much better if he started pretending that people on pretending that people were on nln— pretending that people were on nln-llle— pretending that people were on him-like this- pretending that people were on him-like this at- pretending that people were on him like this at his him and stuff like this at his gigs-— him and stuff like this at his glge. ngnn— him and stuff like this at his gigs right you— him and stuff like this at his gigs. right. you know, i think rnar-e— gigs. right. you know, i think rnar-e wnere— gigs. right. you know, i think that's where the— gigs. right. you know, i think that's where the influence is eonlng— that's where the influence is eonlng-rnar-e- that's where the influence is coming that's his coming from, is that's his nage— coming from, is that's his manager-like,- coming from, is that's his- manager-like,-know, manager. it's like, you know, wno— manager. it's like, you know, wno-guy— manager. it's like, you know, wno-gny rnar- manager. it's like, you know, who guy that maharishi who was the guy that maharishi rnar— who was the guy that maharishi rnar rne— who was the guy that maharishi that the beatles— who was the guy that maharishi that the beatles went to see? nlgnre— that the beatles went to see? rngnre llle— that the beatles went to see? right? like his— that the beatles went to see? right? like his version of that. rxoepr— right? like his version of that. rxoepr-or— right? like his version of that. except-of telling- right? like his version of that. except of telling them except instead of telling them to except instead of telling them ro-ne-e— except instead of telling them to-he's telling- except instead of telling them to he's telling them to meditate, he's telling them to meditate, he's telling them ro yon— to meditate, he's telling them ro yon-wnen— to meditate, he's telling them to you _which is- to meditate, he's telling them to you which is fairly to you know which is fairly nealrny— to you know which is fairly healthy forehead. lr2r to you know which is fairly- healthy-forehead. do you healthy to his forehead. do you rnlnl— healthy to his forehead. do you rnlnllyon— healthy to his forehead. do you think-you think— healthy to his forehead. do you think you think this bridal think do you think this bridal magazine might have done a bud

light here and, know, it light here and, you know, it might alienate some women might alienate some some women who looking forward to who might be looking forward to the day and appreciate the big day and not appreciate a big, burly, hairy bloke on the front ? yeah. do think front cover? yeah. do you think that's possible? and also, by the that's possible? and also, by rne-rne— that's possible? and also, by the-the male— that's possible? and also, by the-the male is- that's possible? and also, by the-the male is using. the way, the male is using the pnraee— the way, the male is using the pnraee-a— the way, the male is using the phrase a promoted the phrase there a lot, promoted the eoverlrnelr— phrase there a lot, promoted the cover their instagram. cover on their own instagram. why— cover on their own instagram. why-capitulating- why are you capitulating to rneee— why are you capitulating to these—already. why are you capitulating to. these—already over. these terms? it's already over. rne— these terms? it's already over. rne nalee— these terms? it's already over. the males shouldn't be using rnere— the males shouldn't be using rnere . — the males shouldn't be using rnere . wry— the males shouldn't be using there . why are— the males shouldn't be using there . why are they- the males shouldn't be using there. �*lfley reltr2 e3 the males shouldn't be using there. e3 there. why are they buying into this donelan. yeah yeah. there's an interesting about an interesting story about though, why pronouns are though, about why pronouns are still used so prominently still being used so prominently in these stories, but apparently if it was something like a, let's , a person who's been let's say, a person who's been accused of a crime and they use female pronouns, if the judge uses female pronouns by law, the journalists have to do so too. so this is a case of the language being being captured throughout society . and we have throughout society. and we have to actually get into all these into the judge's guidebook , into into the judge's guidebook, into the ipsis guidelines . and they the ipsis guidelines. and they they all have to be changed. so victims of a of a of a rapist rnen— victims of a of a of a rapist rnen nave— victims of a of a of a rapist then have to— victims of a of a of a rapist then have to refer to the rapist

nelng— then have to refer to the rapist nelng ene— then have to refer to the rapist nelng ene ner— then have to refer to the rapist using she her in— then have to refer to the rapist using she her in court. / using she her in court. yeah. vell— using she her in court. yeah. vrell were-s— using she her in court. yeah. well, there's an— using she her in court. yeah. well, there's an there was a woman grandmother named maria mclachlan who was punched on speaker's corner by a 20 year old man and he got a lighter sentence because maria refused to use male female pronouns for him. oh, my god . so the him. oh, my god. so the misgendering_ him. oh, my god. so the misgendering was- e oe l;r2rr2 so the misgendering was seen e oe lc»2rr2 so the misgendering was seen as pnnlennenr.— misgendering was seen as punishment. yeah, that is nllonlone— punishment. yeah, that is ridiculous .— punishment. yeah, that is ridiculous . anyway, the times ridiculous. anyway, the times ano— ridiculous. anyway, the times now and stephen spielberg regrere— now and stephen spielberg regrets himself . censorship. regrets himself. censorship. wel— regrets himself. censorship. mel on— regrets himself. censorship. mel on yean— regrets himself. censorship. nick oh yeah. _ regrets himself. censorship. nick oh yeah . ee "3 nick oh yeah. steven spielberg taking guns out of it was a mistake . so in the original one mistake. so in the original one they had guns, but then he replaced them with walkie talkies. they're chasing that, andifs talkies. they're chasing that, and it's much harder to chase down alien walkie down an alien with a walkie talkie unless you're going to reason course. and reason with him, of course. and he's he shouldn't he's saying he shouldn't have done and no film done that. and he says no film should revised based on the should be revised based on the lenses. we are either lenses. we now are either voluntarily or being forced to peer thought, is peer through. and i thought, is he about china? because he talking about china? because hollywood china hollywood capitulates to china all time just about all the time is just about money, right . and they're money, right. and they're basically by so basically owned by china. so i agree you know, agree with him. and you know, and alluding to things and if he's alluding to things like roald dahl or things like

that, you know, obviously you should intact. how that, you know, obviously you shou were intact. how that, you know, obviously you shouwere absolute intact. how that, you know, obviously you shouwere absolute albie.t. how that, you know, obviously you shouwere absolute albie. butyw they were absolute albie. but these days, hollywood's capitulating all the time because, say, financial because, like you say, financial interests and doing because, like you say, financial interelthings, and doing because, like you say, financial interelthings, know,)ing because, like you say, financial interelthings, know, tog because, like you say, financial interelthings, know, to cut awful things, you know, to cut out that we think out things that we would think were fine because might were fine because china might not i mean, would not like them. i mean, would you do not like them. i mean, would you lo—rele- not like them. i mean, would you do_ted? would. do this with father ted? would you go— do this with father ted? would yon go pael— do this with father ted? would yon go back ano— do this with father ted? would you go back and take the bomb out you go back and take the bomb onrlrne— you go back and take the bomb out-the-float?- you go back and take the bomb out-the-float? - you go back and take the bomb out-the-float? no,- out of the milk float? no, i non-r— out of the milk float? no, i non-r rnlnl— out of the milk float? no, i don't think we— out of the milk float? no, i don't think we think i think don't think we i think i think any kind of fiddling about with the was so the images because it was so cheap wouldn't work . but cheap shot wouldn't work. but spielberg like, you know, i think what happened lot think what happened with a lot of directors is that they of these directors is that they kind of were the first people to get their hands on some of this technology, technology and technology, cgi technology and they with it they fell in love with it a little bit. and you know, little bit. and also, you know, around time , spielberg around the same time, spielberg probably a and probably became a parent and started, start doing started, oh, we must start doing something about guns. and, you know, it led to so i'm know, and it led to this. so i'm really he's come this really glad he's come to this conclusion, know, it conclusion, you know, because it has been you look at there are some and you look at them some films and you look at them and i don't know and you just think, i don't know what of this film what version of this this film is. don't if i'm actually is. i don't know if i'm actually watching film that came out. watching the film that came out. it's not director's it's almost not like director's cuts. it's almost just like a kind of different kind of melange of different ideas kind of

ideas and different kind of moral waves that came through. and changed the films. and i don't know , it feels to me that don't know, it feels to me that there was a danger that it would just bleach all these films of everything that made them interesting . although you look interesting. although you look back a like the goonies back at a film like the goonies and watch the goonies recently, i thought, this is my great i thought, oh, this is my great film, magoun's oh my god, the first joke is like a guy showing a mexican house cleaner around the house and just making all these it's like a little kid and making all these jokes about sex dungeons. it's making all these jokes about sex dungeons . it's extraordinary. dungeons. it's extraordinary. you should you the good old days. you see that? and we need to see the version where e.t. gets shot with a shotgun. we need these versions where kid rock, rock comes out and rock, kid rock comes out and just him on picnic just shoots him on a picnic table . anyway, that's it for table. anyway, that's it for pan— table. anyway, that's it for pan-oonlng- table. anyway, that's it for pan-oonlng npl table. anyway, that's it for part-coming up our part three. but coming up in our final— part three. but coming up in our final eeorlon— part three. but coming up in our final section, we'll— part three. but coming up in our final section, we'll have sperm lnreerlng— final section, we'll have sperm injecting playstations, lego enn— injecting playstations, lego elln-worrylng- injecting playstations, lego skin worrying health skin and a worrying health epllenle— skin and a worrying health epllenle-go- skin and a worrying health epidemic. go away .

welcome back to the final eeerlon— welcome back to the final eeorlon or— welcome back to the final section of headliners. we've got the section of headliners. we've got rne meno— section of headliners. we've got rne nerro no— section of headliners. we've got the metro now with playstation eonrrollere— the metro now with playstation controllers used— the metro now with playstation controllers used to inject own-pe— controllers used to inject errnpe well— controllers used to inject sperm. well hope they give it a van— sperm. well hope they give it a wall before— sperm. well hope they give it a wait before have— sperm. well hope they give it a wait before have a— sperm. well hope they give it a wait before have a go in street ngnrer— wait before have a go in street fighter graham,— wait before have a go in street fighter graham, |— wait before have a go in street fighter graham, i think you enonll— fighter graham, i think you enonll iner— fighter graham, i think you should just leave it at that. really— should just leave it at that. really non-r— should just leave it at that. really don't think— should just leave it at that. really don't think it- should just leave it at that. really don't think it gets- should just leave it at that. really don't think it gets any better. it's like, you know , a better. it's like, you know, a spanish start—up has managed to use a sperm injecting robot to fertilise human eggs, successfully resulting in the birth of two healthy babies. and apparently they were used. they were done using sony were done using a sony playstation five controller, but it's sperm as well. it's using human sperm as well. it sounds like robot sperm , but it sounds like robot sperm, but it's it sounds like robot sperm, but no nor. — it sounds like robot sperm, but no nor. rr-e— it sounds like robot sperm, but it's not. it's just— it sounds like robot sperm, but it's not. it's just used. rney-ve— it's not. it's just used. they've used- it's not. it's just used. they've used a sort of robot levee.— they've used a sort of robot device, which _ they've used a sort of robot device, which apparently speeds up device, which apparently speeds np-prooeee— device, which apparently speeds np-prooeee ano— device, which apparently speeds up process and makes it much up the process and makes it much oneaper.— up the process and makes it much oneaper. wnen— up the process and makes it much cheaper, which is— up the process and makes it much cheaper, which is which is great neoanee— cheaper, which is which is great because expensive. oee because ivf is expensive. oh, yean. — because ivf is expensive. oh, yean. r— because ivf is expensive. oh, yean. r nave— because ivf is expensive. oh, yean. l have very— because ivf is expensive. oh, yeah. i have very little on this either than sort of either other than it sort of reminds where things are reminds me of where things are going. did you see that? that thing on the internet? it was actually but it was actually not real, but it was a sort room like womb sort of room of like womb incubator things they're

sort of room of like womb incuba'tor things they're sort of room of like womb incuba'tor thin putting they're sort of room of like womb incuba'tor thin putting babies'e going to start putting babies in. seen that? is in. have you seen that? that is the the matrix? the future, like the matrix? yeah. to these yeah. they're going to these womb this is womb incubator things. this is the like natural child the end of like natural child rearing or whatever that's coming, that's coming soon. we know, none of us know, you know, none of us enroyel— know, you know, none of us enjoyed anyway. know, you know, none of us- enjoyed-anyway. and enjoyed that. did anyway. and the enjoyed that. did anyway. and rne-reporle— enjoyed that. did anyway. and the-reportsianother- the star reports on another remarkable medical advance. but it's you step on it. it's painful if you step on it. nick yeah, you can now print nnnan— nick yeah, you can now print nnnan-lego- nick yeah, you can now print human lego thanks nick yeah, you can now print. human-lego thanks to human skin with lego thanks to rnrar-o— human skin with lego thanks to major scientific— human skin with lego thanks to major scientific breakthroughs. rnar-e— major scientific breakthroughs. rnar-e one— major scientific breakthroughs. rnar-e or— major scientific breakthroughs. that's one of those headlines rnar— that's one of those headlines war-every— that's one of those headlines that-every word- that's one of those headlines that every word just that says every word just enaenel— that says every word just smashed together like a william nnrrongne— burroughs word experiment. like rnere-e— burroughs word experiment. like there's—human- burroughs word experiment. like there's human skin. there's lego print, human skin. it's there's lego print, human skin. rr-e-nalneee- there's lego print, human skin. it's-madness. so- there's lego print, human skin. it's-madness. so it. it's absolute madness. so it says— it's absolute madness. so it says scientists— it's absolute madness. so it says scientists may have just solven— says scientists may have just eolvel one— says scientists may have just solved one medicine's solved one of medicine's rnolleer— solved one of medicine's- trickiest_obtaining trickiest challenges obtaining nnnan— trickiest challenges obtaining nnnan enn— trickiest challenges obtaining human skin, which until now only eenal— human skin, which until now only serial killers— human skin, which until now only serial killers have— human skin, which until now only serial killers have been able to do serial killers have been able to lo eaelly. — serial killers have been able to no eaelly. ano— serial killers have been able to do easily. and yeah, and so they can-nnnan— do easily. and yeah, and so they can-human skin— do easily. and yeah, and so they can human skin and they're can print human skin and they're going— can print human skin and they're gong-news— can print human skin and they're going batus disease going to print batus disease celle— going to print batus disease eelle ae— going to print batus disease cells as well,— going to print batus disease cells as well, just for lolz and iner— cells as well, just for lolz and we ro— cells as well, just for lolz and we no glve— cells as well, just for lolz and just to give china— cells as well, just for lolz and just to give china another virus release. .they're_ just to give china another virus release. they're going to, release. but they're going to, rney-re— release. but they're going to, rney-re golng— release. but they're going to, rney-re golng ro— release. but they're going to, they're going to do that to see now—now- how it interacts and how they nonle— how it interacts and how they oonll-elln— how it interacts and how they could skin diseases. so it could solve skin diseases. so it eonll— could solve skin diseases. so it oonll ne— could solve skin diseases. so it oonll ne rne— could solve skin diseases. so it could be the cure— could solve skin diseases. so it could be the cure to all skin problems— could be the cure to all skin proplene ny— could be the cure to all skin problems by printing it with lego—lrl problems by printing it with. lego—lr wlrn lego and they've made it with lego— lego because it's cheaper, naeleally. — lego because it's cheaper,i lasloally—le lego because it's cheaper,- basically._is a 3d basically. yeah and this is a 3d printer that built using

printer that is built using lego, which, you know, to me sounds, amazing. this sounds, sounds amazing. this level technology, this sounds level of technology, this sounds like build it. could like i could build it. i could have skin laboratory in have a skin making laboratory in my house. you could. you probably— my house. you could. you probably no.— my house. you could. you probably do. but- you could. you probably do. but only costs probably do. but it only costs noon— probably do. but it only costs noon-weee- probably do. but it only costs £500 these things. £500 to make these things. rnere-e— £500 to make these things. rnere-e-a- £500 to make these things. i there's-a-end there's a there's a at the end it kind of devolves into into a place where you don't really know whether you're, you're, you've just kind of fallen asleep for a thousand years because it says last year a team of scientists in tokyo , i of scientists in tokyo, i presume this is a misprint were able to successfully grow living human skin on a robot finger capable of hearing itself . capable of hearing itself. that's possibly one of the most racist typos i've ever heard in a newspaper . anyway. the a newspaper. anyway. the independent— a newspaper. anyway. the independent now- anyway. the independent now reporting on one nealrn— independent now reporting on one health epidemic— independent now reporting on one health epidemic that could aernally— health epidemic that could aornally ne— health epidemic that could actually be stopped by face mane-l— actually be stopped by face masks. grim _ actually be stopped by face masks. grim yeah, apparently oral— masks. grim yeah, apparently oral sex— masks. grim yeah, apparently oral le— masks. grim yeah, apparently oral sex is creating a throat cancer epidemic— oral sex is creating a throat cancer epidemic in the uk and the cancer epidemic in the uk and rne us.— cancer epidemic in the uk and rne us. wnen— cancer epidemic in the uk and the us, which i— cancer epidemic in the uk and the us, which i don't know. i r— the us, which i don't know. i r non-r— the us, which i don't know. i mean, i don't have- the us, which i don't know. i mean, i don't have it,- the us, which i don't know. i mean, i don't have it, so- the us, which i don't know. mean, i don't have it, so i'm i don't know whether i'm doing

well in life or i'm not, but it's , you know, i really don't it's, you know, i really don't know what to say about this except , you know, i know what to say about this except, you know, i don't know what to say about this except , you know, i don't know except, you know, i don't know why it's suddenly a problem. how come it's suddenly a problem now? well i can answer that one. it's because the degeneracy and nnnan— it's because the degeneracy and nnnan eoolery— it's because the degeneracy and human society i— it's because the degeneracy and human society i mean, you should just human society i mean, you should r-ner all— human society i mean, you should we all or— human society i mean, you should we all or my— human society i mean, you should just all of my life,— human society i mean, you should just all of my life, me having lees— just all of my life, me having less married— just all of my life, me having less married people. people are navlng— less married people. people are navlng lees— less married people. people are having less sex— less married people. people are having less sex than ever now. i having less sex than ever now. r rnlnl. — having less sex than ever now. r rnlnl. r— having less sex than ever now. ithink. i think— having less sex than ever now. ithink. i think that's— having less sex than ever now. i think. i think that's a- having less sex than ever now. i think. i think that's a that's a lie. there'sjust i think. i think that's a that's a lie. there's just there's hypergamy-_ a lie. there's just there's bypergamy- so- c 2 there's just there's hypergamy. so women are going for-ne— hypergamy. so women are going nor-lee rne— hypergamy. so women are going for-it's the 8020- hypergamy. so women are going for it's the 8020 potato for like, it's the 8020 potato pnnelpal— for like, it's the 8020 potato principal potato _ for like, it's the 8020 potato principal potato principal. so, so you've been— principal potato principal. so, so you've been watching the same vonrnne— so you've been watching the same youtube videos _ so you've been watching the same youtube videos as— so you've been watching the same youtube videos as me. people lwa— youtube videos as me. people llle. lean.— youtube videos as me. people like, yeah, it's all i get to do now, but, but yeah, people like the big dog are hoovering all up. yeah, that's the thing. well all say wages of all i can say is the wages of sin death. the quote, that sin is death. the quote, that bible the thing bible thing and the other thing is the mafia guys were right. all along. you know those movies where like, don't where they're like, hey, don't do what mean? where they're like, hey, don't do all what mean? where they're like, hey, don't do all say what mean? where they're like, hey, don't do all say it's what mean? where they're like, hey, don't do all say it's closeit mean? where they're like, hey, don't do all say it's close to mean? where they're like, hey, don't do all say it's close to do. an? they all say it's close to do. they all say it's close to do. they were correct. anyway, novlng — they were correct. anyway, moving - guardian . they were correct. anyway, - moving - guardian reports they were correct. anyway, - moan g-guardian reports 2,33 tt anyway, moan organisation ardian reports 2,33 tt anyway, moan organisation that n reports 2,33 tt anyway, moan organisation that regretsts on an organisation that regrets its on an organisation that regrets no unle— on an organisation that regrets its links-slavery— on an organisation that regrets its links slavery just like its links to slavery just like rne—

its links to slavery just like the guardian.— its links to slavery just like the guardian. in fact, graham, rell— the guardian. in fact, graham, rell ne— the guardian. in fact, graham, rell ne noe— the guardian. in fact, graham, rell ne — the guardian. in fact, graham, tell us more. well- the guardian. in fact, graham, tell us more. well ,- the guardian. in fact, graham, tell us more. �*lfvlr2cc . ee cy tell us more. well, trinity college dublin is dodi name, which i guess is a new form of unfastening people that the left have come up with george berkeley library over slavery links university said. 18th century philosopher and bishop brought enslaved people to work on his rhode island estate. this seems to be another example of ireland's complete obsession with america and trying to copy all american obsessions with slavery, of course, is a very, very kind of painful and raw nerve in america. it is nothing like that in ireland. it has absolutely no kind of . what absolutely no kind of. what would you say kind of ripples in ireland, you know, so this is another example of just american wokeism just kind of infecting the rest of the world. yeah. and in fact, scots and irish, rne— and in fact, scots and irish, rne ner— and in fact, scots and irish, the first indentured servitude , the first indentured servitude, eon— the first indentured servitude, eon or— the first indentured servitude, sort of almost— the first indentured servitude, sort of almost a— the first indentured servitude, sort of almost a form of slavery.— sort of almost a form of slavery rne— sort of almost a form of slavery, the first people were

but— slavery, the first people were pnr rn— slavery, the first people were put in indentured servitude in the caribbean— put in indentured servitude in the caribbean were scots and rnen. — the caribbean were scots and rnen. ergono— the caribbean were scots and irish. 40,000 were taken over any— irish. 40,000 were taken over any lrnnlarl— irish. 40,000 were taken over any arnnlarl .— irish. 40,000 were taken over any drunkard , vagrant, scot or any drunkard, vagrant, scot or ren— any drunkard, vagrant, scot or non eonrn— any drunkard, vagrant, scot or irish could be— any drunkard, vagrant, scot or irish could be taken , which was irish could be taken, which was perry— irish could be taken, which was perry-all— irish could be taken, which was prerry-all-ro- irish could be taken, which was pretty-all-to the. pretty much all of us to the cannnean — pretty much all of us to the caribbean. to— pretty much all of us to the caribbean. to caribbean. caribbean. to the caribbean. wag..— caribbean. to the caribbean. lean-rnlnge- caribbean. to the caribbean. yeah,-things. - caribbean. to the caribbean. yeah, things . �*lfvlr2cc yeah, i heard things. well, aornally— yeah, i heard things. well, actually-facts- yeah, i heard things. well, actually facts logic actually using facts and logic here. this about freedom, here. but this is about freedom, inclusivity, inclusive and equality. usual year, equality. it's the usual year, zero ideological thinking. i want our history back personally, but they don't care. want our history back pers they're but they don't care. want our history back persthey're listeningdon't care. want our history back persthey're listening tot't care. want our history back persthey're listening to the are. and they're listening to the students which big students as well, which is a big mistake. supposed to be mistake. they're supposed to be the yeah. the ones teaching us. yeah. anyway, show the ones teaching us. yeah. anyway, - show i nearly i the ones teaching us. yeah. - anyway, - show i nearly over, anyway, the show is nearly over, so anyway, the show is nearly over, eo-anorner— anyway, the show is nearly over, so _another-lookl anyway, the show is nearly over, so friday's another look anyway, the show is nearly over, so friday's front yther look anyway, the show is nearly over, so friday's front pages. look anyway, the show is nearly over, so friday's front pages. thelook at friday's front pages. the early— at friday's front pages. the pally wall— at friday's front pages. the daily mail has— at friday's front pages. the daily mail has vindictive. rnal-e— daily mail has vindictive. that's about— daily mail has vindictive. that's about the strikes. the enarllan— that's about the strikes. the guardian has— that's about the strikes. the guardian has watchdog may be lalllng— guardian has watchdog may be lalllng lo— guardian has watchdog may be ralllng lo apol— guardian has watchdog may be failing to spot serial killers . failing to spot serial killers. rne— failing to spot serial killers. rne newe— failing to spot serial killers. the news has— failing to spot serial killers. the news has nhs doctor stranded in the news has nhs doctor stranded ln snlan— the news has nhs doctor stranded ln snlan aller— the news has nhs doctor stranded in sudan after uk— the news has nhs doctor stranded in sudan after uk refuses alrllll— in sudan after uk refuses airlift. the— in sudan after uk refuses airlift. the financial times has rorlee— airlift. the financial times has rorlee lo— airlift. the financial times has tories to strike— airlift. the financial times has tories to strike sunset clause fron— tories to strike sunset clause lron nn— tories to strike sunset clause lron llll lo— tories to strike sunset clause from bill to scrap— tories to strike sunset clause from bill to scrap eu law. the relegrapn— from bill to scrap eu law. the relegrapn nae— from bill to scrap eu law. the telegraph has my— from bill to scrap eu law. the telegraph has my place in coronation— telegraph has my place in coronation proves king embrace his coronation proves king embrace nle llverelly. — coronation proves king embrace his diversity. the— coronation proves king embrace his diversity. the metro has e leo— his diversity. the metro has e noo wre-ve— his diversity. the metro has e p&o we've done— his diversity. the metro has e p&o we've done the cup and those yonr nonl— p&o we've done the cup and those were your front pages . and were your front pages. and lnal-e— were your front pages. and lnal-e all— were your front pages. and that's all we— were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. rnanl—

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good evening. tonight on farage, . good evening. tonight on rarage. we— . good evening. tonight on farage, we look— . good evening. tonight on farage, we look at- good evening. tonight on farage, we look at the government's white paper on ganpllng. — government's white paper on ganpllng. in— government's white paper on gambling. it appropriate to gambling. is it appropriate to real— gambling. is it appropriate to lreal zl— gambling. is it appropriate to lreal zn year— gambling. is it appropriate to treat 24 year olds as if they're nor— treat 24 year olds as if they're nol aelnally— treat 24 year olds as if they're not actually grown ups? we will aleo— not actually grown ups? we will aleo go— not actually grown ups? we will aleo go lo— not actually grown ups? we will aleo go lo lne— not actually grown ups? we will also go to the pub— not actually grown ups? we will also go to the pub in essex and we followed— also go to the pub in essex and we followed this— also go to the pub in essex and we followed this landlord over the we followed this landlord over lne onee— we followed this landlord over the course of— we followed this landlord over the course of the— we followed this landlord over the course of the last couple of yeae— the course of the last couple of ye ne-e— the course of the last couple of years. he's finally— the course of the last couple of years. he's finally giving up and— years. he's finally giving up and nanllng— years. he's finally giving up and handing in— years. he's finally giving up and handing in the keys. we wonelr— and handing in the keys. we wonelr now— and handing in the keys. we wonder how many pubs will this nappen— wonder how many pubs will this happen-massive— wonder how many pubs will this happen massive row over happen to a massive row over lnvllallone— happen to a massive row over lnvllallone lo— happen to a massive row over invitations to the _ happen to a massive row over invitations to the royal wedding 7 anal— invitations to the royal wedding eanl rolnlng— invitations to the royal wedding ? and joining tonight on ? and joining me tonight on a lalllng— ? and joining me tonight on a lalllng plnl— ? and joining me tonight on a talking pint special, the legendary— talking pint special, the legendary frank bruno. but before— legendary frank bruno. but before all— legendary frank bruno. but before all of— legendary frank bruno. but before all of that, let's get rne— before all of that, let's get lne newe— before all of that, let's get the news with— before all of that, let's get the news with polly middleton .

the news with polly middleton. rlrel— the news with polly middleton. rlrel ngel— the news with polly middleton. first nigel, thank you and good evenlng— first nigel, thank you and good evenlng lo— first nigel, thank you and good evenlng lo yon. — first nigel, thank you and good evening to you. ercr2rq first nigel, thank you and good evening to you. ercler 2»ere evening to you. the top story on gb news news. the foreign secretary says the government's continuing to help british nationals leaving sudan in northeast africa . he's urging northeast africa. he's urging them own way to them to make their own way to them to make their own way to the now for evacuation the airport now for evacuation as soon as possible . british as soon as possible. british forces, meanwhile, are racing to rescue as many people as they can before the ceasefire ends at midnight local time. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, saying the focus is currently on extending that ceasefire . almost 900 british ceasefire. almost 900 british citizens have been flown to safety within the last two days, with the government saying that number is rising. james cleverly saying the uk is looking at helping countries with no diplomatic presence in sudan . diplomatic presence in sudan. for those on the ground, as you wonll— for those on the ground, as you wonll evpeel— for those on the ground, as you would expect that— for those on the ground, as you would expect that we are pnonllelng— would expect that we are prioritising those in greatest need— prioritising those in greatest need lnrongn— prioritising those in greatest need through allocating seats laeel— need through allocating seats laeel on— need through allocating seats based on vulnerability , starting based on vulnerability, starting wlln— based on vulnerability, starting with families,— based on vulnerability, starting with families, with children in the with families, with children in lne elderly.— with families, with children in the elderly, the— with families, with children in

the elderly, the disabled or people— the elderly, the disabled or people wlln—