tv Headliners Replay GB News April 29, 2023 5:00am-6:00am BST
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i'm ray addison. headline is coming . i'm ray addison. headline is coming right— . i'm ray addison. headline is coming right up— . i'm ray addison. headline is coming right up but— i'm ray addison. headline is coming right up but first here a news headlines.— coming right up but first here a news headlines. our top story tonight,— news headlines. our top story tonight, the— news headlines. our top story tonight, the deputy prime minister— tonight, the deputy prime minister says— tonight, the deputy prime minister says the evacuation of british— minister says the evacuation of british nationals— minister says the evacuation of british nationals from sudan wm— british nationals from sudan will end— british nationals from sudan will end on— british nationals from sudan will end on saturday. oliver dowden— will end on saturday. oliver nowden says— will end on saturday. oliver dowden says the decision was made— dowden says the decision was made after— dowden says the decision was made after a— dowden says the decision was made after a decrease in the num— made after a decrease in the nnnnen en— made after a decrease in the number of requests for help so far. number of requests for help so fen nnnen— number of requests for help so far. british forces— number of requests for help so far. british forces have rescued enen— far. british forces have rescued more than 1500— far. british forces have rescued more than 1500 people. what we neve— more than 1500 people. what we have seen over— more than 1500 people. what we have seen over the— more than 1500 people. what we have seen over the past 24 hours or so is a significant— have seen over the past 24 hours or so is a significant decline in ne— or so is a significant decline in the british— or so is a significant decline in the british nationals coming fenne— in the british nationals coming forward . — in the british nationals coming forward . new.— in the british nationals coming forward . mm forward. now, that's what you would expect. it's what's happened with other countries . happened with other countries. so what we are saying now is that people should expect within the next 24 hours. so by 6:00 uk
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time tomorrow for us to cease those flights . richard sharp has those flights. richard sharp has resigned— those flights. richard sharp has resigned ee— those flights. richard sharp has resigned as chairman— gxs richard sharp has resigned as chairman of the bbc ener— resigned as chairman of the bbc are e— resigned as chairman of the bbc are e repen— resigned as chairman of the bbc after a report found that he nreeenee— after a report found that he breached the— after a report found that he breached the rules for public ennernrnenre.— breached the rules for public appointments. the review says he rerea— appointments. the review says he ferree re— appointments. the review says he failed to properly— appointments. the review says he failed to properly disclose his involvement— failed to properly disclose his involvement in— failed to properly disclose his involvement in facilitating an eeooeoo— involvement in facilitating an £800,000 loan— involvement in facilitating an £800,000 loan guarantee for none— £800,000 loan guarantee for boris johnson. _ £800,000 loan guarantee for boris johnson. mr— £800,000 loan guarantee for boris johnson. mr sharp says the nreeen— boris johnson. mr sharp says the nreeen wee— boris johnson. mr sharp says the breach was inadvertent and he's quinine— breach was inadvertent and he's enrrnne re— breach was inadvertent and he's quitting to prioritise the rnrereere— quitting to prioritise the interests of _ quitting to prioritise the interests of the broadcaster , interests of the broadcaster, renewing— interests of the broadcaster, following calls _ interests of the broadcaster, following calls from labour that he following calls from labour that ne enorm— following calls from labour that he should have— following calls from labour that he should have been sacked. the nine— he should have been sacked. the prime minister— he should have been sacked. the prime minister says— he should have been sacked. the prime minister says the right precess— prime minister says the right process was followed. this is aneur— process was followed. this is enenr deng— process was followed. this is about doing things properly and prereeereneur— about doing things properly and professionally and when concerns are professionally and when concerns rereee— professionally and when concerns need we— professionally and when concerns are raised it's right— professionally and when concerns are raised it's right that there is e— are raised it's right that there re a proper— are raised it's right that there is a proper process and an independent— is a proper process and an independent process that we den-r— independent process that we don't prejudge. m; c don't prejudge. we allow it to carry on, establish the facts of what happened, reach a conclusion that's happened . conclusion that's happened. richard sharp has resigned, but it's right that we do these things properly and professionally. most professionally. i think most people that that's people will think that that's the do .
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the right thing to do. scotland's watchdog the right thing to do. - scotland's-watchdog has scotland's police watchdog has rennenee— scotland's police watchdog has rennenee en— scotland's police watchdog has launched an investigation into the launched an investigation into rne neern— launched an investigation into rne dean of— launched an investigation into the death of a— launched an investigation into the death of a pregnant teacher ener— the death of a pregnant teacher are me— the death of a pregnant teacher after the announcement comes ener— after the announcement comes are none— after the announcement comes after police found— after the announcement comes after police found the body of her after police found the body of ner nreerne— after police found the body of her missing partner at a reservoir— her missing partner at a reservoir near- her missing partner at a reservoir near glasgow . officers reservoir near glasgow. officers nee— reservoir near glasgow. officers nee been— reservoir near glasgow. officers had been looking— reservoir near glasgow. officers had been looking for 36 year old derre— had been looking for 36 year old dene rares— had been looking for 36 year old david yates after— had been looking for 36 year old david yates after morrell srnrreen— david yates after morrell sturrock was _ david yates after morrell sturrock was killed at her home on rneeeer. — sturrock was killed at her home on tuesday. she— sturrock was killed at her home on tuesday. she was 29 weeks nregnenr— on tuesday. she was 29 weeks nregnenr ene— on tuesday. she was 29 weeks pregnant and her— on tuesday. she was 29 weeks pregnant and her unborn baby did not pregnant and her unborn baby did ner survive— pregnant and her unborn baby did ner ennrve .— pregnant and her unborn baby did not survive . mr— pregnant and her unborn baby did not survive . mr yates's death is not survive. mr yates's death is ner— not survive. mr yates's death is ner being— not survive. mr yates's death is not being treated— not survive. mr yates's death is not being treated as suspicious . ven— not being treated as suspicious . yen nnrene— not being treated as suspicious . you unions representing reeenere— . you unions representing teachers and— . you unions representing teachers and headteachers in rnerene— teachers and headteachers in rngrene sav— teachers and headteachers in england say they'll take co—ordinated_ england say they'll take co—ordinated strike action in ne— co—ordinated strike action in rne ennrnnr— co—ordinated strike action in the autumn after— co—ordinated strike action in the autumn after accusing the governmen— the autumn after accusing the governmenr er— the autumn after accusing the government of wanting education on me— government of wanting education on rne eneen. — government of wanting education on the cheap. the— government of wanting education on the cheap. the general eeerererr— on the cheap. the general eeererery er— on the cheap. the general secretary of four unions say rney-u— secretary of four unions say rnew-u nw— secretary of four unions say they'll now work together in rnerr— they'll now work together in rnerr long — they'll now work together in their long running dispute over pay-— their long running dispute over pay- rner-e— their long running dispute over pay. that's after— their long running dispute over pay. that's after they rejected the government's offer of a one off the government's offer of a one on newnenr— the government's offer of a one on pewnenr er— the government's offer of a one off payment of £1,000 and an ewereee— off payment of £1,000 and an everge pav— off payment of £1,000 and an average pay nee— off payment of £1,000 and an average pay rise of 4.5% next weer.— average pay rise of 4.5% next weer. rne— average pay rise of 4.5% next year. the national association of year. the national association or need— year. the national association of head teachers— year. the national association of head teachers says the decision— of head teachers says the decision sends— of head teachers says the decision sends a clear signal to the government— decision sends a clear signal to the government that the dispute
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is the government that the dispute re ner— the government that the dispute re ner gerng— the government that the dispute re ner gerng awry— the government that the dispute re ner gerng awry .— the government that the dispute is not going away . and health is not going away. and health worerke— is not going away. and health workers belonging to the gmb wnron— workers belonging to the gmb nove— workers belonging to the gmb union have accepted the government's- union have accepted the government's 5% pay offer. gmb orrreroke— government's 5% pay offer. gmb orrreroke sav— government's 5% pay offer. gmb officials say they— government's 5% pay offer. gmb officials say they will now vote to officials say they will now vote ro oeeenr— officials say they will now vote ro new one— officials say they will now vote to accept the offer— officials say they will now vote to accept the offer at a meeting of to accept the offer at a meeting or we— to accept the offer at a meeting or we wns— to accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff— to accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff council next week. — of the nhs staff council next week. health— of the nhs staff council next week. health secretary steve norekow— week. health secretary steve norekow says— week. health secretary steve barclay says the— week. health secretary steve barclay says the deal recognises the outstanding— barclay says the deal recognises the outstanding job that nhs enn— the outstanding job that nhs eron oo- — the outstanding job that nhs staff do. while— the outstanding job that nhs staff do. while protecting the government's— staff do. while protecting the government's commitment to nokwng— government's commitment to halving inflation— government's commitment to halving inflation on tv online. on nonr— halving inflation on tv online. on dab+ radio— halving inflation on tv online. on dab+ radio and on tune into rnre— on dab+ radio and on tune into we re— on dab+ radio and on tune into we n on— on dab+ radio and on tune into this is gb news.— on dab+ radio and on tune into this is gb news. time now for neookrnere— this is gb news. time now for headliners as— this is gb news. time now for headliners as ._ headliners as. i hello- headliners as. i hello and. headliners as. hello and welcome to headliners . i'm dixon and it's going . i'm nick dixon and it's going to . i'm nick dixon and it's going ro ne— . i'm nick dixon and it's going ro ne o— . i'm nick dixon and it's going ro be e gren— . i'm nick dixon and it's going to be a great show— i'm nick dixon and it's going to be a great show because i'm joined— to be a great show because i'm joined kw— to be a great show because i'm joined by we— to be a great show because i'm joined by the very— to be a great show because i'm joined by the very funny eoneoron— joined by the very funny comedian nice guy comedian and all around nice guy rewr— comedian and all around nice guy new cok— comedian and all around nice guy new cox eno— comedian and all around nice guy paul cox and lewis.— comedian and all around nice guy paul cox and lewis. so just kidding — paul cox and lewis. so just kidding. lewis— paul cox and lewis. so just kidding. �*vw�*rz; paul cox and lewis. so just kidding. lewis we all love lewis
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. look, it's a great honour. last night i was on with graham linehan, creator of father ted the it crowd, black books. and tonight, i'm honoured to be on with the creator of the 2023 official calendar. yeah, official gout calendar. yeah, there it is. oh is official gout calendar. yeah, there it is. 0h is it?- official gout calendar. yeah, there it is. 0h is it.7 - official gout calendar. yeah, there it is. oh is it.7 he had it ready.— there it is. oh is it.7 he had it ready. uric acid is more than gout. is more than uric acid. yeah and hopefully you'll put that away now for the rest of the show. paul, how are you doing? i'm great. it always reeke— doing? i'm great. it always reeke irke— doing? i'm great. it always feels like i've— feels like i've won a competition- feels like i've won a competition to be here with rowe— competition to be here with lowe eno— competition to be here with louis and yourself. big dog gout eokendon— louis and yourself. big dog gout calendar.-calendar.- calendar. gout calendar. available where? louis. it's going to be available- available where? louis. it's going to be available let's going to be available on. let's iner— going to be available on. let's just-let's— going to be available on. let's just-let's newe- going to be available on. let'si just-let's havellook just move on. let's have a look at the front pages. so the guardian goes— at the front pages. so the guardian goes with- 3 so the guardian goes with bbc chair gene— guardian goes with bbc chair gene-row— guardian goes with bbc chair quits-row over— guardian goes with bbc chair quits row over tory sleaze quits as row over tory sleaze erowe. — quits as row over tory sleaze erowe. rne— quits as row over tory sleaze grows. the daily— quits as row over tory sleaze grows. the daily telegraph has surgeons operate— grows. the daily telegraph has surgeons operate once every ronnrgnr. — surgeons operate once every ronnrgnr. rm— surgeons operate once every fortnight. i'm not- surgeons operate once every fortnight. gr" surgeons operate once every fortnight. a" surgeons operate once every fortnight. 3“ fortnight. i'm not an expert. noeen-r— fortnight. i'm not an expert. noeen-r seen— fortnight. i'm not an expert. doesn't seem that— fortnight. 3“ doesn't seem that much to me. we— doesn't seem that much to me. rne rrnee— doesn't seem that much to me. the times nhs— doesn't seem that much to me. the times nhs strike poses rnreor— the times nhs strike poses rnreor ro— the times nhs strike poses threat to great— the times nhs strike poses threat to great ormond street. rhe— threat to great ormond street. rne onw— threat to great ormond street. rne new work— threat to great ormond street. the daily mail has— threat to great ormond street. the daily mail has m&s- threat to great ormond street. the daily mail has m&s and victoria beckham back our tourist tax fight. no idea. the i tourist tax fight. no idea. the r reweokeo— tourist tax fight. no idea. the i revealed putin's— tourist tax fight. no idea. the i revealed putin's top- i revealed putin's top mercenaries- i revealed putin's top mercenaries are fighting in swoon. — mercenaries are fighting in swoon. kno— mercenaries are fighting in sudan. “r: �*"
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sudan. and finally, the mirror a new king for our times and that's about the monarchy sort of slimming down. all right. let's get of slimming down. all right. were ger inro— of slimming down. all right. let's get into it— of slimming down. all right. let's get into it ._ of slimming down. all right. let's get into it . so- “g : all right. let's get into it . so let's let's get into it. so let's enn— let's get into it. so let's eron wrrn— let's get into it. so let's start with the- let's get into it. so let's start with the guardian , louis. start with the guardian, louis. kno— start with the guardian, louis. ann r— start with the guardian, louis. ann r rnrnk— start with the guardian, louis. and i think gary— start with the guardian, louis. and i think gary lineker has been— and i think gary lineker has been giving— and i think gary lineker has been giving his— and i think gary lineker has been giving his opinion again, not been giving his opinion again, nor krke— been giving his opinion again, nor krke nin— been giving his opinion again, not like him . _ been giving his opinion again, not like him . v433“ been giving his opinion again, not like him . / not like him. yeah, well, he should be giving his opinion. and he's he's basically saying that the government should not pick the next head of the next chairman of the bbc , which is chairman of the bbc, which is not the same as the director. i don't understand the difference between these two people. all i know is this is the bbc stands for big brother communication weapons system. shots fired in the weapons system. shots fired in we owroenee— weapons system. shots fired in the audience. i'm— weapons system. shots fired in the audience. i'm going- �*vw�*rz;3 syn shots fired in the audience. i'm going to fire it. the audience. i'm going to fire in wow— the audience. i'm going to fire in you know— the audience. i'm going to fire it. you know what— the audience. i'm going to fire it. you know what it is? e it. you know what it is? it's krke— it. you know what it is? it's krke ne— it. you know what it is? it's krke no news. — it. you know what it is? it's like he says. he— it. you know what it is? it's like he says. he says the government shouldn't pick it. well, who should pick it? who owns the thing? in theory, the people own the thing that it has to government. yeah. so to be the government. yeah. so just to be clear, so the neookrne— just to be clear, so the headline is— just to be clear, so the headline is bbc chair quits, wnren— headline is bbc chair quits, which obviously— headline is bbc chair quits, which obviously the general eon.— which obviously the general eon-women- which obviously the general story. wanted focus story. but we wanted to focus for-on— story. but we wanted to focus for-on eon- story. but we wanted to focus for on gary lineker, for a minute on gary lineker, wno-e—eowngl
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who's tweeted here saying the geo— who's tweeted here saying the bbc,-chairman- who's tweeted here saying thei bbc,-chairman-not who's tweeted here saying the. bbc,-chairman-not be bbc, bbc chairman should not be needed— bbc, bbc chairman should not be eekeereolrne— bbc, bbc chairman should not be selected the government of selected by the government of the selected by the government of rne-now,— selected by the government of rne-now nor- selected by the government of the now, not ever. selected by the government of. the-now, not ever. and the day. not now, not ever. and geode— the day. not now, not ever. and some people, including mr lee anderson, have pointed out that alastair did exact alastair campbell did the exact same selecting same thing by selecting gavin davis day. yeah, davis back in the day. yeah, this happens davis back in the day. yeah, this-happens every- j3 f “ can yeah, this happens every time davis back in the day. yeah,- this-happens every time and this just happens every time and he this just happens every time and ne won-r— this just happens every time and ne won-rleowng— this just happens every time and he won't saying the same he won't be saying the same rnrng— he won't be saying the same rnrnglrnere-e— he won't be saying the same thing lthere's a _ he won't be saying the same thing there's a labour prime thing if there's a labour prime wrnrerer— thing if there's a labour prime minister choosing— thing if there's a labour prime minister choosing the chair of the minister choosing the chair of rne—r- minister choosing the chair of. rne—r-wnor the bbc next time. i mean, what are the bbc next time. i mean, what ore-swinge— the bbc next time. i mean, what are-saying?-lineker- are you saying? gary lineker won-r— are you saying? gary lineker won-r ne— are you saying? gary lineker won't be objective and fair, i eon-r— won't be objective and fair, i don't—lineker. won't be objective and fair, i. don't—lineker will don't think. gary lineker will be objective. he's all about even same as his playing career. gary is all about the gary lineker is all about the easy is football. career easy tap ins is football. career was about hanging around the goal was about hanging around the goal, is goal, tapping things in and is political career which this is by the is all about easy tap by the way is all about easy tap ins. it's very for gary ins. it's very easy for gary lineker to say these things, although general although he's wrong in a general sense person. he's not sense as a person. he's not oerwokw— sense as a person. he's not oerwokw wrong— sense as a person. he's not actually wrong here. - “ he's not actually wrong here. mean, it actually wrong here. i mean, it enowkon-r— actually wrong here. i mean, it shouldn't-chosen- actually wrong here. i mean, it shouldn't chosen by the shouldn't be chosen by the goernrnenr. — shouldn't be chosen by the government. there should not government. no there should not be government. no there should not roe—we.- government. no there should not roe—res. on.- be a bbc period. it's. oh, really?— be a bbc period. it's. oh, really? it's just lewis to really? yes. it's just lewis to up the stakes early on. if you think this is wrong,- up the stakes early on. if you think this is wrong, i'll- think this is wrong, i'll opokogree. — think this is wrong, i'll apologise. i- think this is wrong, i'll apologise. r:r:::r“ e think this is wrong, i'll- apologise. i don't know. i'm an american. in america, we have very state enterprise. very little state enterprise. whatever it is, it. it's like. it's thinking it's like people are thinking it should it's not
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should be objective. it's not objective. owned, operated objective. it's owned, operated by the big brother communications industry. well, by the big brother commwhattions industry. well, by the big brother commwhat you'veidustry. well, by the big brother commwhat you've just ry. well, by the big brother commwhat you've just called ll, that's what you've just called it. that's what you've just called in mean— that's what you've just called in mean-on— that's what you've just called it. yeah, an american, it. but yeah, to an american, rne— it. but yeah, to an american, rne-nwer— it. but yeah, to an american, the-must seem- it. but yeah, to an american, the must seem ultra the bbc must seem ultra communist.— the bbc must seem ultra communist. like there's some old— communist. like there's some org-or— communist. like there's some org-or neone- communist. like there's some old,-of beans that. old, like, tin of beans that iner— old, like, tin of beans that we says— old, like, tin of beans that just says beans- old, like, tin of beans that just says beans or something. vow— just says beans or something. you know,— just says beans or something. you know, okr— just says beans or something. you know, all those old communist— you know, all those old communist just you know, all those old com one ist just you know, all those old com one car. just you know, all those old com one car. it just you know, all those old com one car. it is just you know, all those old com one car. it is a just you know, all those old com one car. it is a kind just you know, all those old com one car. it is a kind of just had one car. it is a kind of anachronistic— had one car. it is a kind of anachronistic thing, isn't it? it anachronistic thing, isn't it? n ken-r— anachronistic thing, isn't it? it isn't anachronistic- anachronistic thing, isn't it? it isn't anachronistic is- it isn't anachronistic is there's place the modern there's no place in the modern world this much. you mean world with this much. you mean it it is. i guess it is not. it is it is. i guess it is not. we— it is it is. i guess it is not. it's not anachronistic. i'm surprised you ain't been on question time. lewis state snowe— question time. lewis state enowko—rne- should never own the broadcasting . no. and go on. i broadcasting. no. and go on. i rnrnk— broadcasting. no. and go on. i think there's— broadcasting. no. and go on. i think there's a— broadcasting. no. and go on. i think there's a bigger story nere— think there's a bigger story nere onowr— think there's a bigger story here about the _ think there's a bigger story here about the who. why we pay our here about the who. why we pay kkenee— here about the who. why we pay our licence fee— here about the who. why we pay our licence fee and— here about the who. why we pay our licence fee and now you can rake— our licence fee and now you can roke ore— our licence fee and now you can take old ladies— our licence fee and now you can take old ladies to— our licence fee and now you can take old ladies to court if they eon-r— take old ladies to court if they eon-r gow— take old ladies to court if they don't pay theirs.— take old ladies to court if they don't pay theirs. it used to be a sense of pride— don't pay theirs. it used to be a sense of pride ._ don't pay theirs. it used to be a sense of pride . nick and i, we a sense of pride. nick and i, we grew— a sense of pride. nick and i, we grew up— a sense of pride. nick and i, we grew up in— a sense of pride. nick and i, we grew no in we— a sense of pride. nick and i, we grew up in this country. similar eon— grew up in this country. similar eon or— grew up in this country. similar eon of ages. — grew up in this country. similar sort of ages. nick— grew up in this country. similar sort of ages. nick is younger men— sort of ages. nick is younger rnon r— sort of ages. nick is younger rnon r orn— sort of ages. nick is younger rnon r r— sort of ages. nick is younger than i am. i like— sort of ages. nick is younger than i am. i like to hasten to one.— than i am. i like to hasten to add. however— than i am. i like to hasten to add. however it— than i am. i like to hasten to add. however it was a source of pride— add. however it was a source of pride-me— add. however it was a source of onoelneleow— add. however it was a source of pride-melsay that- add. however it was a source of pride-melsay that i- add. however it was a source of pride me say that i was a pride for me to say that i was a nec— pride for me to say that i was a one kid. — pride for me to say that i was a one kid. so— pride for me to say that i was a one kid. so r— pride for me to say that i was a bbc kid. so i would watch bbc as it's bbc kid. so i would watch bbc as no eokkeo— bbc kid. so i would watch bbc as no corked-ro— bbc kid. so i would watch bbc as it's called - i'd watch - bbc kid. so i would watch bbc as it's called i'd watch the it's called now. i'd watch the one— it's called now. i'd watch the one-senook— it's called now. i'd watch the bbc school instead of itv bbc after school instead of itv neeowe— bbc after school instead of itv because-nor- bbc after school instead of itv because-for lesser- because that was for lesser neopre— because that was for lesser people- rnor— because that was for lesser people. that was the only way on
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a people. that was the only way on o connoi— people. that was the only way on a council estate.— people. that was the only way on a council estate. you— people. that was the only way on a council estate. you could rise wowroen— a council estate. you could rise yourself—thel yourself above. so but but the one— yourself above. so but but the one noo— yourself above. so but but the one nos-onio- yourself above. so but but the bbc has-this kind- yourself above. so but but the. bbc has-this kind-it's bbc has become this kind of it's a bbc has become this kind of it's o errgno— bbc has become this kind of it's oerrgno — bbc has become this kind of it's a stigma now. yeah.- bbc has become this kind of it's a stigma now. “33“ f a stigma now. yeah. because they struggle much to objective struggle so much to be objective and is a very hard to be and it is a very hard task to be truly i mean, what you truly neutral. i mean, what you have now is basically normal. people think the bbc is kind of lefty more lefty or you could be more specific say it's kind of specific and say it's kind of establishment remainer liberals. and you have and then the sort of you have these on left that these on the left that claim. it's tory run thing, it's a sort of tory run thing, you know, the corbynites, which is kind of insane view, probably. gary lineker's view, but obviously it's not great if the are picking their the tories are picking their head or if alastair campbell or anyone's doing it. no, i disagree with- anyone's doing it. no, i. disagree with-because anyone's doing it. no, i- disagree with-because you're disagree with you because you're focusing— disagree with you because you're focusing-wrong— disagree with you because you're focusing wrong thing. focusing on the wrong thing. vow-re— focusing on the wrong thing. none-onlo- focusing on the wrong thing. i you're-onlit labour you're focusing on is it labour or row,— you're focusing on is it labour or row-n— you're focusing on is it labour or rowlrr ken— you're focusing on is it labour or tory,.it left or- you're focusing on is it labour or tory,.it left or is- you're focusing on is it labour or tory, it left or is it or tory, is it left or is it ngnre— or tory, is it left or is it right?.isn't. - or tory, is it left or is it right? isn't. it's owned by right? it isn't. it's owned by one— right? it isn't. it's owned by one-none. — right? it isn't. it's owned by the-state. the- right? it isn't. it's owned by the state. the deep state the big state. the deep state eonrron— the big state. the deep state controls—lewis. controls the whole. lewis i nonw— controls the whole. lewis i totally agree in that. i think it should be you should pay a subscription netflix or subscription like netflix or anything compete anything else. let them compete in the real world, right? why should even own in the real world, right? why. should -even own anything? should they even own anything? no, should they even own anything? wo—ker— should they even own anything? wo—ker onen- should they even own anything? no,_let them be- should they even own anything? no,_let them be a. no, no, no. just let them be a one— no, no, no. just let them be a normal company— no, no, no. just let them be a normal company like anyone. they— normal company like anyone. rnew gen-r— normal company like anyone. rnew keno-oe— normal company like anyone. they can't- be a- normal company like anyone. they can't- be a private. they can't even be a private company. no, because it's. company. yeah no, because it's. unless we it to somebody, unless we sell it to somebody,
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we-we— unless we sell it to somebody, we-we — unless we sell it to somebody, we-we wow- unless we sell it to somebody, we -we why can't- unless we sell it to somebody, we -we why can't it. unless we sell it to somebody,| we -we why can't it be we should. we why can't it be a company, though, like netflix and that just for and amazon that you just pay for if want? because because if you want? because because it's owned if you want? because because one owner ow— if you want? because because it's owned by the _ �*" , f because it's owned by the government, krgnr— it's owned by the government, reign-wow— it's owned by the government, krgnr-wow-rner- it's owned by the government,i right -you -that away. it's owned by the government,- right -you -that away. right now if you take that away. keen. — right now if you take that away. keen. -n— right now if you take that away. keen. -rr weeke— right now if you take that away. yeah. -it would be- right now if you take that away. yeah. -it would be a- yeah. so then it would be a private company. okay. are you okay private company. okay. are you okew wron— private company. okay. are you okay with that? _ private company. okay. are you okay with that? just- private company. okay. are you okay with that? just to - private company. okay. are you okay with that? just to clarify, we to get lewis me just say we want to get lewis me just say to people out there, to the people out there, i apologise for this. really because from this because i'm not from this country. it's totally immoral to n-e— country. it's totally immoral to rr-e eke— country. it's totally immoral to me. it's like-royal- coir. it's totally immoral to me. it's like royal family. rt.r:::r. it's totally immoral to me. 13335 ke royal family. rt.r:::r. it's totally immoral to me. 13335 royal family. rt.r:::r. it's totally immoral to me. 13335 serizral family. rt.r:::r. it's totally immoral to me. 13335 erzrrzzramily. country. it's totally immoral to me. iwas that a step too far?/. it's was that a step too far? too. i love that this is the thing you've apologised for. you did a whole thing, not the show thing you've apologised for. you did other>le thing, not the show thing you've apologised for. you did other nightng, not the show thing you've apologised for. you did other night thatiot the show thing you've apologised for. you did other night that we :he show thing you've apologised for. you did other night that we don't ow the other night that we don't talk this. okay so talk about, but this. okay so let's go on to the telegraph before in trouble. paul before i get us in trouble. paul yeah. surgeons operate only once even— yeah. surgeons operate only once every ronnrgnr.— yeah. surgeons operate only once every fortnight. that's— v433“ surgeons operate only once every fortnight. that's the risk neeewee— every fortnight. that's the risk neeewee-or- every fortnight. that's the risk because-of staff. - every fortnight. that's the risk because of staff. now because of a lack of staff. now wow— because of a lack of staff. now wow wow— because of a lack of staff. now now you wnre— because of a lack of staff. now now you write to _ because of a lack of staff. now now you write to say right at one— now you write to say right at one negrnnrng— now you write to say right at the beginning there, this seems not the beginning there, this seems nor-eno— the beginning there, this seems nor-end nor— the beginning there, this seems not and not enough time not enough and not enough time being— not enough and not enough time being dedicated— not enough and not enough time being dedicated by, by, by surgeons. there's too much time being— surgeons. there's too much time being committed— surgeons. there's too much time being committed by surgeons, not enowgn— being committed by surgeons, not enowgn rrne— being committed by surgeons, not enongn rrne ow— being committed by surgeons, not enough time by surgeons. but one— enough time by surgeons. but no n— enough time by surgeons. but this is about— enough time by surgeons. but this is about their staff. oeee— this is about their staff.| because-can't this is about their staff. - because-can't operate because a surgeon can't operate eonek— because a surgeon can't operate none-newn- because a surgeon can't operate ekone-rewre n- because a surgeon can't operate alone.-lewis, if he- because a surgeon can't operate alone. lewis, if he was alone. i mean, lewis, if he was alone. i mean, lewis, if he was e surgeon-conke— alone. i mean, lewis, if he was a surgeon, could operate a surgeon, he could operate eonek— a surgeon, he could operate none-ne- a surgeon, he could operate alone.-he would.| alone. no doubt he would. rnere-o—
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alone. no doubt he would. there'd-sorts- alone. no doubt he would. there'd-sorts of- alone. no doubt he would. there'd sorts of things there'd be all sorts of things going— there'd be all sorts of things going — there'd be all sorts of things going oer— there'd be all sorts of things going on. but what's going on nere— going on. but what's going on nerelrner— going on. but what's going on here lthat there— going on. but what's going on here that there just isn't here is that there just isn't one— here is that there just isn't one-nonna- here is that there just isn't. the-around-and the teams around them. and i eon-r— the teams around them. and i eon-r-n— the teams around them. and i eon-r-n rr-e— the teams around them. and i don't if it's because don't know if it's because rnew-re— don't know if it's because they're-strike,l don't know if it's because they're-strike, it they're always on strike, but it reeke— they're always on strike, but it reeks-ee— they're always on strike, but it reeks-es n— they're always on strike, but it feels-as if that's- feels to me as if that's prooeow— feels to me as if that's probably too- feels to me as if that's probably too cynical and it's neon—reel probably too cynical and it's. much _fact that much more about the fact that rnere-e— much more about the fact that rnere-e iner— much more about the fact that there's just not— much more about the fact that there's just not enough people joining— there's just not enough people joining one— there's just not enough people joining the nhs— there's just not enough people joining the nhs because it's a remote— joining the nhs because it's a terrible -work.- joining the nhs because it's a terrible -work. - joining the nhs because it's a terrible work. ? g “7 terrible place to work. right? kne— and surgeons are saying, you know, want to operate, but know, they want to operate, but they're these they're facing these bureaucratic demands, so they can't bureaucratic demands, so they cant and bureaucratic demands, so they can't and they bureaucratic demands, so they can' up and they bureaucratic demands, so they can' up basically and they bureaucratic demands, so they can' up basically lazier they bureaucratic demands, so they can' up basically lazier than end up basically lazier than comedian. lewis well, no comedian. lewis yeah, well, no way. what? first of way. you know what? first of all, we need fewer- /r:::r. 7 first of all, we need fewer surgeons and we all, we need fewer surgeons and en-eeo— all, we need fewer surgeons and we-neeo-nwreeel all, we need fewer surgeons and we-need-nurses i all, we need fewer surgeons and. we-need-nurses . we we and we need more nurses. we conke— we and we need more nurses. we eonke prooeow— we and we need more nurses. we could probably get— we and we need more nurses. we could probably get by with 90% rees— could probably get by with 90% keen, keen— could probably get by with 90% keen, keee . — could probably get by with 90% less, less . you're— could probably get by with 90% less, less . /r:::r. trzi; “g could probably get by with 90% less, less . /r:::r. “g less, less. you're basing this on basically my own personal experience. we need people in the experience. we need people in one noenrrek— experience. we need people in the hospital to— experience. we need people in the hospital to take— rt;“rt.rt; we need people in the hospital to take care rt;“tt; we need people in the hospital to take care of the sick— the hospital to take care of the nick neopre— the hospital to take care of the sick people because their renrkree— sick people because their families won't— sick people because their families won't take care of rnen. — families won't take care of them. there's— families won't take care of them. there's no love in the worko— them. there's no love in the wig, eo— them. there's no love in the world, so they— them. there's no love in the world, so they need to go to the noenrrek— world, so they need to go to the noenrrek ro — world, so they need to go to the hospital to have— world, so they need to go to the hospital to have bottoms hospital to have their bottoms wnee— hospital to have their bottoms wnee-newe— hospital to have their bottoms wiped-have them- hospital to have their bottoms wiped have them being fed wiped and to have them being fed wnen— wiped and to have them being fed wnen-erek. — wiped and to have them being fed wnen-erek. -r- wiped and to have them being fed when-sick.-i don't. when they're sick. okay i don't rnrnk— when they're sick. okay i don't think-doctors.- think they need doctors. and i'll think they need doctors. and r-kk-wow— think they need doctors. and i'll you something i'll tell you something else. oer-e— i'll tell you something else. oer-e go— i'll tell you something else. oer-e go e— i'll tell you something else. rer-e go e eren— i'll tell you something else. let's go a step further. is that wnen— let's go a step further. is that wnen one— let's go a step further. is that when the state— let's go a step further. is that when the state the when the state owns the hospitalsr_ when the state owns the hospitals, you're going to have onese— hospitals, you're going to have these-problems. - hospitals, you're going to have these problems. the these kind of problems. the one— these kind of problems. the ererelwnnr— these kind of problems. the state-unfit for— these kind of problems. the
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state unfit for doing state is unfit for doing enwrnrng— state is unfit for doing anything like full on anarcho eenrreknn— anything like full on anarcho eenrreknn. — anything like full on anarcho capitalism . from- anything like full on anarcho capitalism. anything like full on anarcho capitalism . t capitalism. from lewis schaffer. lewis speaking of wiping bottoms, a about bottoms, there's a story about biden very old on the biden being very old on the front page. well, he is old. he is old and this woman he is old and this woman who was wno— is old and this woman who was wno we— is old and this woman who was who was basically— is old and this woman who was who was basically trying to her name is nikki— who was basically trying to her name is nikki haley. she's the i rnrnk— name is nikki haley. she's the i rnrnk ene-e— name is nikki haley. she's the i think she's the— name is nikki haley. she's the i think she's the governor of ene-e— think she's the governor of ene-e or— think she's the governor of she's one of the- think she's the governor of she's one of the republican candidates.— she's one of the republican candidates. _ she's one of the republican candidates. 3“r: candidates. she's and a republican candidate for president america. and she president in america. and she she says that biden- r:rt;“ “ t and she she says that biden only she says that biden has only roe— she says that biden has only roe-ro— she says that biden has only five -to live.— she says that biden has only five -to live. and- five years to live. and i eerwekw— five years to live. and i actually looked it based on actually looked it up based on wner— actually looked it up based on we onew— actually looked it up based on what they call— actually looked it up based on what they call akua accused eenek— what they call akua accused aerial charts— what they call akua accused aerial charts or— what they call akua accused aerial charts or something, enemy.— aerial charts or something, actually, aerial— aerial charts or something, actually, aerial actuarial onene— actually, aerial actuarial onene. ne— actually, aerial actuarial charts. he basically has only roe— charts. he basically has only one weere— charts. he basically has only one weere ro — charts. he basically has only five years to live. _ charts. he basically has only five years to live. he's an 80 weer— five years to live. he's an 80 weer ore— five years to live. he's an 80 weer on men— five years to live. he's an 80 year old man. even if he was neekrnw— year old man. even if he was neekrnw ne— year old man. even if he was healthy, he would only live for eoowr— healthy, he would only live for eoowr 7— healthy, he would only live for eoowr 7 or— healthy, he would only live for eoowr 7 or 7— healthy, he would only live for about 7 or 7 years. _ healthy, he would only live for about 7 or 7 years. but because nee— about 7 or 7 years. but because no eo— about 7 or 7 years. but because no eo ekek— about 7 or 7 years. but because he's so sick, he's— about 7 or 7 years. but because he's so sick, he's he's the guy is he's so sick, he's he's the guy re going— he's so sick, he's he's the guy re gorng ro— he's so sick, he's he's the guy re gorng ro ore— he's so sick, he's he's the guy is going to die. _ he's so sick, he's he's the guy is going to die . '“r: is going to die. and yeah, the whole point of this story is to say that biden is old. yeah, they want to. yeah. - : rtrr: yeah, they want to. yeah. they're oeereekw— they want to. yeah. they're basically it's— they want to. yeah. they're basically it's not a dog basically it's not even a dog wnrerke— basically it's not even a dog wnrerke ro— basically it's not even a dog whistle to people say they're oeereekw— whistle to people say they're basically reminding that basically reminding people that the basically reminding people that one—ro— basically reminding people that one—ro ore. - basically reminding people that the—to die. he's. the guy is going to die. he's going— the guy is going to die. he's going e— the guy is going to die. he's eorng e oee— the guy is going to die. he's doing a bad job— the guy is going to die. he's doing a bad job as- the guy is going to die. he's doing a bad job as he is, as it is. and then someone worse is going be in. it's biden's
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going to be in. it's biden's old, but it's also nikki haley trying the trying to make her mark. the other she sort of criticised other day she sort of criticised desantis and said disney are welcome in south carolina, which is thing is an absurd thing to say because is because of course disney is awful. woke company. and so she's kind coming at desantis she's kind of coming at desantis from but she's from the left, but now she's trying say, oh, i'm pretty trying to say, oh, i'm pretty tough look me, attack tough though. look at me, attack biden. and i mean, that's my take. what do you think, paul? well, very quickly on well, i mean, very quickly on oesenrre.— well, i mean, very quickly on desantis,_didn'ti well, i mean, very quickly oni desantis,_didn't do desantis, i mean, he didn't do enwrnrng— desantis, i mean, he didn't do enwrnrng-rn— desantis, i mean, he didn't do anything-in terms- desantis, i mean, he didn't do anything in terms you anything wrong in terms of you een-r— anything wrong in terms of you een-r-eonnenw- anything wrong in terms of you can't company within can't have a company within a erere— can't have a company within a erere-orgger— can't have a company within a erere-orgger or- can't have a company within a state bigger or above the state that's bigger or above the law state that's bigger or above the kew or— state that's bigger or above the kew or one — state that's bigger or above the law of the state. _ state that's bigger or above the law of the state. you can't have oner— law of the state. you can't have rnerlekk. — law of the state. you can't have that. all. . doesn't - law of the state. you can't have that all. doesn't matter that at all. it doesn't matter wner— that at all. it doesn't matter wno—kn.- that at all. it doesn't matter what—in. with. what state you're in. with regeroe— what state you're in. with regards-biden,- what state you're in. with regards biden, don't think regards to biden, i don't think you— regards to biden, i don't think you enorm— regards to biden, i don't think you should have— regards to biden, i don't think you should have the battle on the you should have the battle on one-wing— you should have the battle on the thing because donald the age thing because donald rrwnn-e— the age thing because donald rrwnn-e ne— the age thing because donald trump's his competitor and he's of trump's his competitor and he's or—ne-e- trump's his competitor and he's or—ne-e iner- of a similar age. he's just eognrrwew— of a similar age. he's just eognrrwew e— of a similar age. he's just cognitively a lot sharper. keen.— cognitively a lot sharper. - keen—more cognitively a lot sharper. - kee oer—more cognitively a lot sharper. - yea but just—move cognitively a lot sharper. - yea but just just-move cognitively a lot sharper. - yea but just just as-move cognitively a lot sharper. yea but just just as a move cognitively a lot sharper. yea but just just as a note,ove on. but just just as a note, biden is not doing anything. we all biden all know this. it's the biden administration. and victor davis hanson described biden as the scab left wound. so a scab on the far left wound. so a little image you what little image for you there. what about louis? the about the times, louis? the times the poses a times is the strike poses a threat street threat to great ormond street because they're, i think, to strike would strike tomorrow night that would that the that be saturday night the nurses are going on strike
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nurses are going to go on strike and sick kids and while there are sick kids and while there are sick kids and said before, we need and as i said before, we need nurses. and if they're going to go-rr-e— nurses. and if they're going to go-it's obviously- go on strike, it's obviously going— go on strike, it's obviously gorngleneer— go on strike, it's obviously going affect unless they going to affect the unless they let going to affect the unless they no regwker— going to affect the unless they let regular people come in to one—oo— let regular people come in to one—no one- let regular people come in to| the—do the work, the hospital and do the work, wnen— the hospital and do the work, wnren-rnrnk- the hospital and do the work, which think they're which i don't think they're going— which i don't think they're going-kine- which i don't think they're going kids, kids are going to do. kids, kids are not kine— going to do. kids, kids are not kroe-ro— going to do. kids, kids are not kroe-ro ne— going to do. kids, kids are not kids to be affected kids are going to be affected negerwew. — kids are going to be affected. negatively. _take negatively. yeah. and you take on poll. well, my negatively. /rt.3“ “r: ’rt.r“ well, my patience on this poll. well, my patience is on this poll. well, my patience re running— on this poll. well, my patience is running thin— on this poll. well, my patience is running thin with— 3“ well, my patience is running thin with the is running thin with all the ernkrng. — is running thin with all the ernkrng. r— is running thin with all the striking. i have— is running thin with all the striking. i have to be honest. i neeno—r- striking. i have to be honest. i neeno—r eewi striking. i have to be honest. i neeno—r eew wei striking. i have to be honest. i. mean—to say, we all mean, i was going to say, we all ere-enwek— mean, i was going to say, we all ere-enwek we— mean, i was going to say, we all are.-chuck us all- mean, i was going to say, we all are. chuck us all into are. can't chuck us all into oner— are. can't chuck us all into that bucket.— are. can't chuck us all into that bucket. but- are. can't chuck us all into that bucket. but i love the nhs. i that bucket. but i love the nhs. r rowe— that bucket. but i love the nhs. r kowe wner— that bucket. but i love the nhs. i love what our— that bucket. but i love the nhs. i love what our teachers do, but my i love what our teachers do, but nw—enrrrewi i love what our teachers do, but nwlrnew—enrrrewi i love what our teachers do, but my they need entirely i love what our teachers do, but my they need get entirely i love what our teachers do, but my they need get entirt0' thin. they need to get back to wner— thin. they need to get back to wner-ere— thin. they need to get back to wner-ere pero— thin. they need to get back to what-are paid to- thin. they need to get back to what are paid to do, what they are paid to do, essentially.— what they are paid to do, essentially. now i sound essentially. and now i sound krke— essentially. and now i sound likelmassive_ essentially. and now i sound likelmassive tory- essentially. and now i sound like massive tory in saying like a massive tory in saying onen— like a massive tory in saying wen-rm— like a massive tory in saying that,-i'm-afraid- like a massive tory in saying that, i'm afraid to say that, and i'm not afraid to say it that, and i'm not afraid to say or oeeewee— that, and i'm not afraid to say it because they— that, and i'm not afraid to say it because they should. absolutely. _ it because they should. . absolutely. _these absolutely. i mean, these are rneee— absolutely. i mean, these are weee—kno- absolutely. i mean, these are these _and the| these are kids lives. and the knee— these are kids lives. and the knee oner— these are kids lives. and the idea that 5%_ these are kids lives. and the idea that 5% here, 5% there is , idea that 5% here, 5% there is, is idea that 5% here, 5% there is, re wner— idea that 5% here, 5% there is, re wner wee— idea that 5% here, 5% there is, is what we're arguing over here. wnen— is what we're arguing over here. wnen kine— is what we're arguing over here. wnen kroe ee— is what we're arguing over here. when kids are dying seems ridiculous. _ when kids are dying seems ridiculous. d0— when kids are dying seems ridiculous. i when kids are dying seems ridiculous. thr r3rgtrt;rt; when kids are dying seems ridiculous. thr g ridiculous. do you agree with the idea that they should be not permitted to strike, but they should first should be paid more in the first time? ifind should be paid more in the first time? i find this really difficult. _ time? i find this really difficult. i'm- e 7 i find this really difficult. i'm always conflicted wron— difficult. i'm always conflicted won one— difficult. i'm always conflicted with this because— difficult. i'm always conflicted with this because in with this because i believe in one— with this because i believe in one-ro— with this because i believe in the-to strike.— with this because i believe in the-to strike. it's- with this because i believe in the to strike. it's their the right to strike. it's their onw— the right to strike. it's their onw-eonreer- the right to strike. it's their. only-contest what's only means to contest what's going— only means to contest what's going to going on. however, there has to eorneow—w-
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going on. however, there has to eoneow—w newe- going on. however, there has to come _you have to. come a point and you have to newe—eerwee- have a skeleton service ewerkeoke— have a skeleton service available so— have a skeleton service available so that people don't ore. —n- available so that people don't ore. _g forl die. okay, well, that's it for part coming up, part one. but coming up, teachers strikes. speaking of strikes and it's britain's first oh, britain's first women only tower block as well . and tower block as well. and london's rent goes up along with its see you in two
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you're listening to gb news radio . welcome 33r: welcome back to radio. welcome back to headliners. _ radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm- 33r: welcome back to headliners. \. ow 33r: welcome back to headliners. \r if»? j headliners. i'm nick dixon. still here with the affable paul cox and whatever the opposite of
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affable is louis shaffer. i'm sorry, louis. i wrote it and i've just committed to it. let's do the times now. and i think we need a new segment on this show called who's striking today? and this time it's teachers. this time it's the teachers. paul main paul yeah. the four main eoweerron— paul yeah. the four main education unions- paul yeah. the four main- education unions-announced education unions have announced it. education unions have announced rr.—ro— education unions have announced it._to coordinate- it. their plans to coordinate onen— it. their plans to coordinate their strikes. _ it. their plans to coordinate their strikes. now strike action conke— their strikes. now strike action eowko keen— their strikes. now strike action could lead to— their strikes. now strike action could lead to the— their strikes. now strike action could lead to the closure of eknoer— could lead to the closure of eknoer even— could lead to the closure of almost every school in england rnre— almost every school in england on ewwrnnr— almost every school in england on ewwrnnr .— almost every school in england this autumn . so— almost every school in england this autumn . so not this week. this autumn. so not this week. rnre— this autumn. so not this week. rnre monon— this autumn. so not this week. this month, which— this autumn. so not this week. this month, which it feels like nee— this month, which it feels like nee ekreeow— this month, which it feels like has already happened this week, by-and_ has already happened this week, by-and ru— has already happened this week, by-and i'll come- has already happened this week, by and i'll come to by the way. and i'll come to oner— by the way. and i'll come to rner-owr— by the way. and i'll come to that-but this- by the way. and i'll come to that but this autumn. that in a sec. but this autumn. so that in a sec. but this autumn. so onere-e— that in a sec. but this autumn. so rnere-e no— that in a sec. but this autumn. so there's no -here - that in a sec. but this autumn. so there's no here unless that in a sec. but this autumn. so theras no here unless that in a sec. but this autumn. so ther as they here unless that in a sec. but this autumn. so ther as they say, iere unless that in a sec. but this autumn. so ther as they say, theyinless that in a sec. but this autumn. so ther as they say, they are ss you do as they say, they are going— you do as they say, they are going ro— you do as they say, they are going to disrupt— you do as they say, they are going to disrupt and disrupt so— going to disrupt and disrupt more. so-said- going to disrupt and disrupt more. so said before the more. so i'm i said before the week.— more. so i'm i said before the oreeklgerrrng— more. so i'm i said before the break, getting very cynical break, i'm getting very cynical eoowr— break, i'm getting very cynical eoowr rnre— break, i'm getting very cynical about this now.— break, i'm getting very cynical about this now. there was a ernke— about this now. there was a strike yesterday— about this now. there was a strike yesterday , so thursday, strike yesterday, so thursday, eno— strike yesterday, so thursday, eno onere-e— strike yesterday, so thursday, and there's going to be a strike on-rnew— and there's going to be a strike on-rnew eee- and there's going to be a strike on they seem have on tuesday. they seem to have nkenneo— on tuesday. they seem to have nkennee-ngnr— on tuesday. they seem to have planned right around the planned this right around the oenk— planned this right around thej oenk—wnren bank holiday weekend, which ewrre— bank holiday weekend, which suits _teachers. - bank holiday weekend, which suits teachers. and suits both the teachers. and i know— suits both the teachers. and i know r— suits both the teachers. and i know i-they're - suits both the teachers. and i know i they're going to be know i know they're going to be out know i know they're going to be oer-oer— know i know they're going to be oer-oer wow-e- know i know they're going to be out-but you're not- out on strike. but you're not working.— out on strike. but you're not working. kno— out on strike. but you're not working. and let's face it. and it working. and let's face it. and n ekeo— working. and let's face it. and n ekeo ewrre— working. and let's face it. and it also suits it— working. and let's face it. and it also suits it suits the. unions—disrupts unions because it disrupts wnerewer— unions because it disrupts whatever people unions because it disrupts whatever-people over whatever plans people have over the whatever plans people have over one oenk— whatever plans people have over the bank holiday— whatever plans people have over the bank holiday weekend. i'm iner— the bank holiday weekend. i'm iner gerrrng— the bank holiday weekend. i'm iner gerrrng r— the bank holiday weekend. i'm just getting i think it's cynical-—
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just getting i think it's cynical. i'm- just getting i think it's cynical. i'm not i'm not so worried— cynical. i'm not i'm not so worried about— cynical. i'm not i'm not so worried about my cynicism now. it worried about my cynicism now. n weee— worried about my cynicism now. n weee ro— worried about my cynicism now. n weee ro oe— worried about my cynicism now. it used to be very— worried about my cynicism now. it used to be very controversial to it used to be very controversial ro-oon-r— it used to be very controversial ro-oon-rloon-r- to say, oh, i don't i don't ennnon— to say, oh, i don't i don't support-strikes.- to say, oh, i don't i don't support strikes. i no support these strikes. i no konger— support these strikes. i no konger ennnon— support these strikes. i no longer support these strikes. vow-re— longer support these strikes. none-eno- longer support these strikes. you're and proud as an you're just out and proud as an enn— you're just out and proud as an enrr-rnere-e— you're just out and proud as an anti-there's a- you're just out and proud as an anti there's a there's anti strike. there's a there's a neo— anti strike. there's a there's a new oeeenr— anti strike. there's a there's a half decent-the- anti strike. there's a there's a half decent the table. half decent offer on the table. reigne— half decent offer on the table. krgnr. ngnr. — half decent offer on the table. right, right. 33“ '“r: right, right. right. and also, i love this thing of like the four unions coming together. it's kind like the rangers kind of like the power rangers of you're sort of socialism. louis, you're sort of socialism. louis, you're sort of anti—state. picked of quite anti—state. i've picked up section, so i'm up in the first section, so i'm guessing not strikes. guessing you're not pro strikes. well, pro strikes. it's well, i am pro strikes. it's a bit different, isn't? bit different, i guess, isn't? well, what well, i'm going to tell you what i believe in. i believe that every— i believe in. i believe that every erngke— i believe in. i believe that every single person- “ ibelieve that every single person should have the every single person should have one-errrke— every single person should have the-strike erg- every single person should have the strike erg okay. the right to strike erg okay. i renewe— the right to strike erg okay. i believe that. _ the right to strike erg okay. i believe that. and i also believe oner— believe that. and i also believe one every— believe that. and i also believe that every organisation, that every single organisation, wnerner— whether it's the government or a proven— private business, should have the private business, should have one—weee- private business, should have| the _these people. the right to fire these people. i the right to fire these people. r oekrewe — the right to fire these people. i believe i let's _ the right to fire these people. i believe i let's - let - i believe it. let's let's let rnere— i believe it. let's let's let there-what's- i believe it. let's let's let. there -what's-the there be. what's good for the gooee—rne- there be. what's good for the goose the gander. goose is good for the gander. oer— goose is good for the gander. oer-oeee— goose is good for the gander. but-face the— goose is good for the gander. but face the facts. this but let's face the facts. this eownrrw— but let's face the facts. this eonnrw. every— but let's face the facts. this country, every single story is eoowr— country, every single story is eoowr erere— country, every single story is about state-it's- country, every single story is about state it's about about state control. it's about one—one- the it's about it's the centralisation of everything. we— centralisation of everything. neg-wer— centralisation of everything. we iner rr-e— centralisation of everything. it's just it's too— centralisation of everything. it's just it's too much centralisation in america, the greereer— centralisation in america, the greatest country— centralisation in america, the greatest country in the world. i greatest country in the world. r weee— greatest country in the world. r need on — greatest country in the world. i used to think— greatest country in the world. i used to think it— greatest country in the world. i used to think it was- greatest country in the world. i used to think it was i,- greatest country in the world. i used to think it was i, i- i used to think it was i, i still i'm very patriotic and i
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tend to think england is because we invented you anyway. but it's between the two. but even though our country is sort of finished, maybe i'm sentimental. but when i probably against maybe i'm sentimental. but when i strikes probably against maybe i'm sentimental. but when i strikes , probably against maybe i'm sentimental. but when i strikes , it's bably against maybe i'm sentimental. but when i strikes , it's because ainst the strikes, it's because i suppose i was thinking you're not lefty. then again, you not a lefty. but then again, you could strike could be pro strike anti—government. also could be pro strike anti—tsense.nent. also could be pro strike anti—tsense. well, also could be pro strike anti—tsense. well, i'm also could be pro strike anti—tsense. well, i'm not also could be pro strike anti—tsense. well, i'm not antialso make sense. well, i'm not anti government. iam make sense. well, i'm not anti government. i am against this, one— government. i am against this, one-oner— government. i am against this, this-firstlall,- this incredible first of all, r-n — this incredible first of all, r-n egerner— this incredible first of all, i'm against incredible i'm against the incredible centralisation— i'm against the incredible centralisation that that that i'm against the incredible cen'government at that that i'm against the incredible cen'government is that that i'm against the incredible cen'government is in at that i'm against the incredible cen'government is in control of the government is in control of even— the government is in control of every erngke— the government is in control of every single school in england. in every single school in england. in anerke— every single school in england. in america, we— every single school in england. in america, we have local school orernere— in america, we have local school districts that _ in america, we have local school districts that have— in america, we have local school districts that have 10,000 neopre— districts that have 10,000 people there. people here, 5000 people there. so people here, 5000 people there. so no— people here, 5000 people there. so no .— people here, 5000 people there. so no . rr-e— people here, 5000 people there. so no . one no— people here, 5000 people there. so no , it's no great. and every so no, it's no great. and every erere— so no, it's no great. and every erere re— so no, it's no great. and every state is different— so no, it's no great. and every state is different ._ so no, it's no great. and every state is different . there's no state is different. there's no regener— state is different. there's no federal-across- state is different. there's no federal across the federal system across the eenook. — federal system across the school. federal- federal system across the school. federal state. there's federal system across the schcyou'reieral state. there's federal system across the schcyou're headed. e. there's federal system across the schcyou're headed. buthere's federal system across the schcyou're headed. buthere most just you're headed. but the most rnnonenr— just you're headed. but the most rnnonenr rnrng— just you're headed. but the most important thing is— just you're headed. but the most important thing is that this rnrkerron— important thing is that this inflation thing— important thing is that this inflation thing was caused . by inflation thing was caused. by by koekeown. — inflation thing was caused. by by lockdown. rt;trt; inflation thing was caused. by by lockdown. rt; ”it; 33 yeah. by lockdown. here we go. yeah. keen. — by lockdown. here we go. yeah. keen. kno— by lockdown. here we go. yeah. yeah. and diabetes— by lockdown. rt;trt; 33 yeah. yeah. and diabetes and by lockdown. rt;trt; grtr yeah. yeah. and diabetes and gout by lockdown. rt;trt; gt yeah. yeah. and diabetes and gout and the yeah. and diabetes and gout and one rnrng— yeah. and diabetes and gout and one rnrng re.— yeah. and diabetes and gout and one rnrng re. r— yeah. and diabetes and gout and the thing is, i agree. i mean, one— the thing is, i agree. i mean, one screen— the thing is, i agree. i mean, the schools also undermined themselves a little bit. i mean, when prove that could when they prove that you could just videos at home. just do it with videos at home. i looking this i mean, if i'm looking at this going, the teachers are going, hang on, the teachers are striking, know, schools are going, hang on, the teachers are stichaos know, schools are going, hang on, the teachers are stichaos anyway. n, schools are going, hang on, the teachers are stichaos anyway. we'verols are going, hang on, the teachers are stichaos anyway. we've learnte in chaos anyway. we've learnt you can just do they you can just do videos. they didn't to care about didn't seem to care about
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providing mind providing an education. mind you, it wasn't really their fault. kind of was the fault. it was kind of it was the teachers fault, though, teachers unions fault, though, kind of, wasn't it? i mean, the government a decision, government made a decision, but the unions pressured the teachers unions pressured them so just tend to them into it. so i just tend to think home school this point. think home school at this point. well, mean, talking of home well, i mean, talking of home eenookrng.— well, i mean, talking of home schooling,-learn- schooling, we did learn eonernrng— something during the pandemic. and something during the pandemic. ann—nonr- and it wasn't that we don't need reeenere— and it wasn't that we don't need teachers—offer. teachers is that teachers offer us teachers is that teachers offer we-wekweoke— teachers is that teachers offer us valuable service to us a very valuable service to eeen— us a very valuable service to eeenlowr— us a very valuable service to each our communities. they each of our communities. they are each of our communities. they ere—onen- each of our communities. they. ere—onen noer are better at teaching than most perenn— are better at teaching than most perenre ere— are better at teaching than most perenre nor— are better at teaching than most parents are, for sure. oeereekw.— parents are, for sure. basically, we can palm them off. and— basically, we can palm them off. one r— basically, we can palm them off. one r iner— basically, we can palm them off. and i just think— basically, we can palm them off. and i just think for— basically, we can palm them off. and i just think for balance oner— and i just think for balance one-eno— and i just think for balance that and teachers is that teaching and teachers is ednkrebke— that teaching and teachers is admirable. but— that teaching and teachers is admirable. but this strike ken-r.— admirable. but this strike ken-r. ark— admirable. but this strike isn't. all right. fair enough. wai— isn't. all right. fair enough. wekk we-kk— isn't. all right. fair enough. well we'll move— isn't. all right. fair enough. well we'll move on. but i went a bit farther. i went full. lewis schaefer. i'm like, ban all teaching. i'm against schools. let's homeschooling. all let's go full homeschooling. all right, let's do daily mail right, let's do the daily mail now. for people now. and good news for people who rents in london who think the rents in london are bit low. lewis yeah, are a bit too low. lewis yeah, wen.— are a bit too low. lewis yeah, well,-interesting.- well, it's very interesting. rnew-we— well, it's very interesting. they've iner— well, it's very interesting. they've just released this this renon— they've just released this this noon—ow- they've just released this this noon—ow byl report that was done by by krgnrnowe— report that was done by by rightmove and— report that was done by by rightmove and it says that the eeege— rightmove and it says that the eeege renre— rightmove and it says that the average rents outside of london is average rents outside of london re eoowr— average rents outside of london is about £1,200— average rents outside of london is about £1,200 a— average rents outside of london is about £1,200 a month to rent no— is about £1,200 a month to rent .ro reno— is about £1,200 a month to rent .ro renr e— is about £1,200 a month to rent , to rent a flat.— is about £1,200 a month to rent , to rent a flat. and— is about £1,200 a month to rent , to rent a flat. and inside london.— , to rent a flat. and inside ronoon rr-e— , to rent a flat. and inside london, it's £2,500 a month, wnen— london, it's £2,500 a month, wnren neene—
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london, it's £2,500 a month, which means that— london, it's £2,500 a month, which means that people are wiring— which means that people are wiring ro— which means that people are wiring ro pay— which means that people are willing to pay two and one half rrnee— willing to pay two and one half rrnee ee— willing to pay two and one half times as much— willing to pay two and one half times as much to— willing to pay two and one half times as much to live in london oeeewee— times as much to live in london because there's— times as much to live in london because there's the _ times as much to live in london because there's the perception oner— because there's the perception on london— because there's the perception that london is— because there's the perception that london is better than than it that london is better than than or re. — that london is better than than or re. kno— that london is better than than it is. and this— that london is better than than it is. and this is— that london is better than than it is. and this is just one more rnrkerron— it is. and this is just one more inflation story— it is. and this is just one more inflation story which was caused by koekoown — inflation story which was caused by koekeown . — inflation story which was caused by koekeown . r— inflation story which was caused by lockdown . i see— inflation story which was caused by lockdown . by lockdown. i see what you mean. i mean, it has got absolutely ridiculous. i mean, i'm just debating whether i've got this weird thing where i own a of and a small percentage of a flat and you get into this situation. i had a the other day and i'm had a leak the other day and i'm calling fix it. and calling them up to fix it. and they're not they're going, no, it's not our responsibility. it's the communal boiler people. and they 90, communal boiler people. and they go, the go, it's not ours. it's the person who makes the heat interface unit and they go, it's person who makes the heat inteours. unit and they go, it's person who makes the heat inteours. and and they go, it's person who makes the heat inteours. and and thrround it's person who makes the heat inteours. and and thrround and not ours. and i went round and round. like, they round. i was like, they checkmated until can't checkmated me until it can't be fixed. thought i fixed. and i just thought i might again because might just rent again because then least someone has to then at least someone has to come but it's so come round. but it's so competitive now, it, paul? competitive now, isn't it, paul? and and and it's so expensive live and people even writing cvs people are like even writing cvs to get into flats. we covered because market, the because the rental market, the supply is all off supply and demand is all off your by it your situation. by the way, it eonoe— your situation. by the way, it eonoe eke— your situation. by the way, it sounds like nobody- t 3“ by the way, it sounds like nobody legally sounds like nobody can legally fix sounds like nobody can legally ore—wnen- sounds like nobody can legally ore—wnen re- sounds like nobody can legallyi fix—which is much fix your problem, which is much or— fix your problem, which is much or e— fix your problem, which is much or e worry— fix your problem, which is much more of a worry, isn't you more of a worry, isn't it? you eowkon-r—ror- more of a worry, isn't it? you couldn't—for it. couldn't go and pay for it oeeewee— couldn't go and pay for it because _your- because it isn't your responsibility. happens because it isn't your resp0in0)ility. happens because it isn't your respoino one. happens because it isn't your resp0ino one else. happens because it isn't your- resp0ino one else. who pens because it isn't your— resp0ino one else. who would to be no one else. who would i even pay? and they couldn't even
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tell who i would even pay. tell me who i would even pay. it's insanity. what's really interesting you interesting about this, if you look average look in percentages, the average salary 34, 35 salary in london is about 34, 35 k it's less a similar k it's less by a similar proportional k it's less by a similar prloutside al london. k it's less by a similar prloutsideal london. sorry, k it's less by a similar prloutside al london. sorry, but of outside of london. sorry, but both of outside of london. sorry, but norn worke— of outside of london. sorry, but both works out— of outside of london. sorry, but both works out to— of outside of london. sorry, but both works out to be— r:rt; :“ sorry, but both works out to be about 90 onen— both works out to be about 90 ooonlrne— both works out to be about 90 odd%.the average - both works out to be about 90 odd% the average rent. so at odd% of the average rent. so at eeno— odd% of the average rent. so at ores k— odd% of the average rent. so at ores k wow-re— odd% of the average rent. so at 3435 k you're taking home about two 3435 k you're taking home about rwo eno— 3435 k you're taking home about rwo eno-gene.— 3435 k you're taking home about two and grand, right? if two and a half grand, right? if you— two and a half grand, right? if you reno— two and a half grand, right? if you renr rwo— two and a half grand, right? if you rent two and— two and a half grand, right? if you rent two and a half grand, wner— you rent two and a half grand, wner ekee— you rent two and a half grand, what else are— you rent two and a half grand, what else are you— you rent two and a half grand, what else are you going to do? you rent two and a half grand, whatislse are you going to do? you rent two and a half grand, whatis just re you going to do? you rent two and a half grand, whatis just preposterous. to do? you rent two and a half grand, whatis just preposterous. this? this is just preposterous. this is this is just preposterous. this re-wow-we— this is just preposterous. this is-you've-middle- this is just preposterous. this is you've middle earners is why you've got middle earners enenng— is why you've got middle earners sharing accommodation sharing houses and accommodation in eenrrek— sharing houses and accommodation in central london— sharing houses and accommodation in central london because you know.— in central london because you know. r— in central london because you know. r one— in central london because you know, i once stayed. i once ereweo— know, i once stayed. i once ereweo kn— know, i once stayed. i once ereweo in e— know, i once stayed. i once stayed in a house share with no— stayed in a house share with on or— stayed in a house share with lots of middle— stayed in a house share with lots of middle earners in eeneoe.— lots of middle earners in canada, water- lots of middle earners in canada, water about 5 or 6 years ego. — canada, water about 5 or 6 years ego. kno— canada, water about 5 or 6 years ego. one any— canada, water about 5 or 6 years ego. one any one— canada, water about 5 or 6 years ago. and any one of— canada, water about 5 or 6 years ago. and any one of those people conke— ago. and any one of those people eowko newe— ago. and any one of those people could have afforded— ago. and any one of those people could have afforded to rent or grooeow— could have afforded to rent or grooeow buy— could have afforded to rent or grooeow buy e— could have afforded to rent or probably buy a house outside of london.— probably buy a house outside of london-that's— probably buy a house outside of london.-that's not- probably buy a house outside of london. that's not even london. but that's not even noeeroke—r-weri possible anymore. it's just eonnkere— possible anymore. it's just - complete—sounds complete madness. this sounds krke—rrnee- complete madness. this sounds like—times, the- complete madness. this sounds like times, the end like the end of times, the end oflempire_ like the end of times, the end of.empire.n0,- like the end of times, the end of.empire.n0,.isn't. like the end of times, the end. of.empire. n0, lisn't that. of an empire. no, it isn't that. it isn't that . it's the problem it isn't that. it's the problem with britain. it's unbeliev ably centralised, number one. it's the centralisation is everything is in london. everyone take a drink— is in london. everyone take a drink even— is in london. everyone take a drink every time.— “ :“ everyone take a drink every time. lewis says centralised. _ drink every time. lewis says centralised. -i'm- drink every time. lewis says centralised. -i'm to centralised. and i'm going to tell something to the people tell you something to the people out there because we've got a
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lot of people are watching lot of people who are watching this not live in london. this who do not live in london. london sucks the out london sucks the life out of this i what this country. well, i see what you mean. and i live in london and i love london, so don't hate me. we've big problem with me. we've got a big problem with owning— me. we've got a big problem with building-houses.- we've got a big problem with building houses. that's. we've got a big problem with builthat houses. that's. we've got a big problem with builthat is houses. that's. we've got a big problem with builthat is nothing.ises. that's. we've got a big problem with builthat is nothing. that'shat's. we've got a big problem with builthat is nothing. that's not;. no, that is nothing. that's not a no, that is nothing. that's not e why— no, that is nothing. that's not a reason why immigration is. i gwerenree— guarantee you, if centralisation of guarantee you, if centralisation ornower— i guarantee you, if centralisationj ornower— rne of everything, if they move the gowernnenr— of everything, if they move thei government—cheap. government offices, it's cheap. rnere— government offices, it's cheap. mere—oner— government offices, it's cheap. there _that-that. there are places that are that are cheap. doncaster in and are dirt cheap. doncaster in and burnley and burnley and barnsley. barnsley could be a piece. — barnsley. barnsley could be a piece. r— barnsley. barnsley could be a piece. r eon-r— barnsley. barnsley could be a place. i don't know- barnsley. barnsley could be a place. i don't know if- barnsley. barnsley could be a place. i don't know if it is. you were close, right?- place. r:rtr“ . �*7 e you were close, right? one own-r— you were close, right? one didn't exist. _ you were close, right? one didn't exist. and hobbiton and keen— didn't exist. and hobbiton and keen oer— didn't exist. and hobbiton and keen on ween.— didn't exist. and hobbiton and yeah but yeah. okay we'll we'll move on and sorry— yeah but yeah. okay we'll we'll move on and sorry to bring up my reek— move on and sorry to bring up my keek rnrng— move on and sorry to bring up my keek rnrng guys-_ move on and sorry to bring up my leak thing guys. i'm— move on and sorry to bring up my leak thing guys. i'm so angry eoowr— leak thing guys. i'm so angry eoowr n.— leak thing guys. i'm so angry about it. basically i was on now— about it. basically i was on now wron— about it. basically i was on hold with the— about it. basically i was on hold with the company that neneeeg— hold with the company that neneeeg one— hold with the company that manages the building long. manages the building so long. i eerwekw— manages the building so long. i actually—chordsl manages the building so long. i ac'thely_chords| manages the building so long. i ac'the hold _chordsl manages the building so long. i ac'the hold music. chords manages the building so long. i ac'the hold music. that'shords manages the building so long. i ac'the hold music. that's arrds manages the building so long. i ac'the hold music. that's a true to the hold music. that's a true eon.— to the hold music. that's a true story-musician.- to the hold music. that's a true story. musician. let's do story. i'm a musician. let's do one— story. i'm a musician. let's do one one— story. i'm a musician. let's do the times now.— story. i'm a musician. let's do the times now-the- story. i'm a musician. let's do the times now. the rapid the times now. and the rapid oeekrne— the times now. and the rapidi decline—starting decline of the west is starting to decline of the west is starting ro—rewk- decline of the west is starting ro—rewk r- decline of the west is starting ro—rewk r dol to affect property. paul i do rnrnk— to affect property. paul i do rnrnk-rne— to affect property. paul i do think-the end- to affect property. paul i doi think-the end-an think we're at the end of an empire— think we're at the end of an empire nere. — think we're at the end of an empire here. : empire here. it does start to feel i mean, know this feel like i mean, i know this story lends itself to that as well. are well. wealthy investors are leaving basically arnie leaving the west basically arnie wealthy investors are leaving people like london and new york because by the because i mean, this is by the
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way, is being said nick way, this is being said by nick candy his brother, who are candy and his brother, who are the two christian brothers. it is important i mentioned is important that i mentioned their that built one hyde their faith that built one hyde park. if you don't know where, if know what that if you don't know what that is, it's essentially probably the most expensive piece of real estate in london, or was at estate in london, or it was at one point. and one of the reasons leaving reasons they're leaving is because high crime rates. because of the high crime rates. but not just that, because because of the high crime rates. but notarert that, because because of the high crime rates. but notarert that,taught;e people are being taught transgender as transgender issues in school as a buzz thing to say. a bit of a buzz thing to say. however, what is happening is that you are mildly that if you are mildly conservative in way arnie or conservative in any way arnie or traditionalist in any way, you are now feeling more and more isolated the closer you are to a metropolitan city, because none of the things that we were taught to be true exist anymore. yeah well, he's done very well as nick candy. i mean, he's sold his as nick candy. i mean, he's sold we or— as nick candy. i mean, he's sold we or one— as nick candy. i mean, he's sold his or the asking— as nick candy. i mean, he's sold his or the asking price- \r rt.
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lewis i don't know. i don't want to speculate-on.- lewis i don't know. i don't want to speculate. on. but the to speculate. move on. but the rnrereerrng— to speculate. move on. but the interesting-he's- to speculate. move on. but the interesting he's saying interesting here is he's saying oner— interesting here is he's saying one-now— interesting here is he's saying rner-now eo- interesting here is he's saying that-now so bad- interesting here is he's saying that now so bad that that crime is now so bad that rnweeorer— that crime is now so bad that investors don't— that crime is now so bad that investors don't want to invest investors don't want to invest rn—oon-r- investors don't want to invest rn—oon-r wenr| investors don't want to investi in_don't want to in property. they don't want to be in— in property. they don't want to be in london.— in property. they don't want to be in london. isn't— in property. they don't want to be in london. isn't this similar to be in london. isn't this similar no one— be in london. isn't this similar to the _andrew- be in london. isn't this similar to the andrew tate made? to the point andrew tate made? if to the point andrew tate made? n—ne-e- to the point andrew tate made? n—ne-e e- to the point andrew tate made? n—ne-e e greer| if you don't know, he's a great nnrkoeopner— if you don't know, he's a great philosopher—that. philosopher and he said that we newe— philosopher and he said that we newe one— philosopher and he said that we have the authoritarian in have the authoritarian ism in the have the authoritarian ism in one—we- have the authoritarian ism in one—we eon-rl have the authoritarian ism in- the_we don't have the west now, but we don't have the west now, but we don't have one-er— the west now, but we don't have one-er-rn— the west now, but we don't have the-at-in dubai.- the safety, at least in dubai. wnrenewer— the safety, at least in dubai. whichever country you to whichever country you want to say,— whichever country you want to eew—eownrwi whichever country you want to eew wow —eownrrwi whichever country you want to say, you know country. whichever country you want to say, you know what? country. whichever country you want to say, you know what? icountry. whichever country you want to say, you know what? i meant. whichever country you want to say, you know what? i mean. they but you know what? i mean. they at but you know what? i mean. they er keeer— but you know what? i mean. they er keeer newe— but you know what? i mean. they at least have low— but you know what? i mean. they at least have low crime, even evenlrr-e— at least have low crime, even even it's authoritarian. even if it's authoritarian. any eonrnenr— even if it's authoritarian. any. comment—louis? even if it's authoritarian. any- comment—louis? comment on any of this? louis? wag,— comment on any of this? louis? weenlrnrnk— comment on any of this? louis? weu.|rnrnk r— comment on any of this? louis? well,lthink i think— comment on any of this? louis? well,lthink i think he- comment on any of this? louis? well, think i think he sounds well, i think i think he sounds like a typical gb news viewer, well, i think i think he sounds likrolder,rical gb news viewer, well, i think i think he sounds likrolder, grumpy,1ews viewer, well, i think i think he sounds likrolder, grumpy,1ews vie'man, well, i think i think he sounds likusayingirumpy,\iews vie'man, well, i think i think he sounds likusaying anything ws vie'man, well, i think i think he sounds likusaying anything badie'man, not saying anything bad about gb news news. he slipped news aslef gb news. he slipped up there. he slipped up lewis his up there. he slipped up lewis nre keer— up there. he slipped up lewis his last show. _ up there. he slipped up lewis his last show. last- t. e“rt;trt; he slipped up lewis his last show. last show is. is that i don't know old the that i don't know how old the guy l that i don't know how old the guy i think he's guy is, but i think he's probably his or 70s or probably in his 60s or 70s or something. probably he's 50, he's 50 and he's a “g he's 50, he's 50 and he's a young 50. cj“ he's 50 and he's a young 50. oh ween. — he's 50 and he's a young 50. oh ween. ne— he's 50 and he's a young 50. oh yeah- he says— he's 50 and he's a young 50. oh yeah. he says 50. they're- yeah. he says 50. they're neereekw— yeah. he says 50. they're basically like _ rt; 50 they're basically like london's arrt;3“ rt; 50 they're basically like london's tate orornere. — basically like london's tate brothers. yeah.- basically like london's tate brothers. / vote. basically like london's tate brothers. “4113“ vote. tr“rt.t; basically like london's tate brothers. / vote. “rt;trt; brothers. yeah. well here is the point. the point is, that brothers. yeah. well here is the point. the point is,.that as. point. the point is, is that as we-we miss the. point. the point is, is that as. we-we miss the things we get older, we miss the things that— we get older, we miss the things that used— we get older, we miss the things that uset to— we get older, we miss the things that used to be— we get older, we miss the things that used to be so.— we get older, we miss the things that used to be so. but like, the— that used to be so. but like, the truth,— that used to be so. but like, the truth, that's. that's not science really. the point, is it? the science really. the point, is it.7 the point is that london's become not a good place to
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invest because of crime. well, things go up invest because of crime. well, tttngs go up ant— invest because of crime. well, things go up and they- i ti well, things go up and they go i i well, things go up and they go down. ant— things go up and they go down. ant t-m— things go up and they go down. ant t-m not— things go up and they go down. and i'm not-about- things go up and they go down. and i'm not about crime. and i'm not sure about crime. i ton-t— and i'm not sure about crime. i tent—see- and i'm not sure about crime. i don't—see london. and i'm not sure about crime. i| don't—see london as don't see i don't see london as tetng— don't see i don't see london as tetng espectttty— don't see i don't see london as being especially in— don't see i don't see london as being especially in barnsley. tttngs— being especially in barnsley. tttngs-tnt— being especially in barnsley. things-and down.- being especially in barnsley. things-and down. i- being especially in barnsley. things-and down. i sayi things go up and down. i say barnsley. yeah, yeah , don't barnsley. yeah, but yeah, don't worry. — barnsley. yeah, but yeah, don't worry-move— barnsley. yeah, but yeah, don't worry-move - barnsley. yeah, but yeah, don't worry.-move on. we're. worry. let's move on. we're ute.— worry. let's move on. we're ttve. vou— worry. let's move on. we're ttve. you-very- worry. let's move on. we're live. you very you live. you were very close. you were all right, were very close. all right, well, let's move on and the well, let's move on and do the guardian with the story guardian now with the story about women's tower blocks, guardian now with the story about is)men's tower blocks, guardian now with the story about is)ngreat tower blocks, guardian now with the story about is)ngreat idea,)wer blocks, guardian now with the story about is)ngreat idea, really, ocks, which is a great idea, really, isn't only downside isn't it.7 the only downside is all bulbs are out, the all the light bulbs are out, the jars and single, jars are unopened, and a single, medium sized spider is terrorising the entire building. medium sized spider is terrori ing the entire building. medium sized spider is terrori don'te entire building. medium sized spider is terrori don't apologise. ilding. medium sized spider is terrori don't apologise. iiing. medium sized spider is terrori don't apologise. i doi. medium sized spider is terrtapprove: apologise. i doi. medium sized spider is terrtapprove of)ologise. i doi. medium sized spider is terrtapprove of that. a. i doi. medium sized spider is terrt approve of that. louisoi. medium sized spider is terrt approve of that. louis wrote not approve of that. louis wrote that— not approve of that. louis wrote that one. i don't want to be the same room as that. i was going to your jokes to say, you are that your jokes would never have that structure, would never have that structure, would a structure. it would they? a lean structure. it was structure. was a beautiful structure. they'd of they'd have that level of hatred.— they'd have that level of hatred. they— they'd have that level of hatred. they would. they'd have the—lacking,- the feeling you're lacking, you tttnt— the feeling you're lacking, you tttnt-ttt— the feeling you're lacking, you think-bitlfeelingl think lacked a bit of feeling mate— think lacked a bit of feeling mate up— think lacked a bit of feeling mate up tn— think lacked a bit of feeling made up in structure. but there are made up in structure. but there ate-atom— made up in structure. but there ate-atttt or— made up in structure. but there are - afoot or they're - are plans afoot or they're approved— are plans afoot or they're approved britain's first approved for britain's first women's-tower- approved for britain's first women's tower block. and women's only tower block. and ttts— women's only tower block. and ttts ts— women's only tower block. and ttts ts t— women's only tower block. and this is a scheme— women's only tower block. and this is a scheme for 102 flats in this is a scheme for 102 flats tn t— this is a scheme for 102 flats tn n ts— this is a scheme for 102 flats tn t tt stony— this is a scheme for 102 flats in a 15 storey tower in england. ant— in a 15 storey tower in england. ant tnsttntty— in a 15 storey tower in england. and basically ,_ in a 15 storey tower in england. and basically , this is an and basically, this is an exempte— and basically, this is an example ot— and basically, this is an example of the death of love. i
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knew— example of the death of love. i knew tn— example of the death of love. i knew t. t— example of the death of love. i knew it. i need— example of the death of love. i knew it. i need to— example of the death of love. i knew it. i need to get- example of the death of love. i knew it. i need to get that- example of the death of love. i knew it. i need to get that in the death of not just putting women in this in this block because you can't just put women in a block forever because those women have boy kids the boy women have boy kids and the boy kids inherit the flat and so eventually there'll be men there, moving in. but there, men moving in. but because small flats- g�*tzrtz; g " but because small flats pay nttentton— because small flats pay attention to _ because small flats pay attention to this small small tttts— attention to this small small tttts mean— attention to this small small flats mean that— attention to this small small flats mean that people do not nave— flats mean that people do not have children.— flats mean that people do not have children. and the way you , have children. and the way you, you,— have children. and the way you, you, you— have children. and the way you, you, you tontnt— have children. and the way you, you, you control population is by nutttng— you, you control population is by putting people into tiny, ttny— by putting people into tiny, ttny tats.— by putting people into tiny, tiny flats. and— by putting people into tiny, tiny flats. and this company, tney— tiny flats. and this company, tney tan-t— tiny flats. and this company, they can't build— tiny flats. and this company, they can't build any more student— they can't build any more student housing, which is the ntttnnte— student housing, which is the ntttnnte tn— student housing, which is the ultimate in small flats . okay. ultimate in small flats. okay. nut— ultimate in small flats. okay. nut tne— ultimate in small flats. okay. but the flats— ultimate in small flats. okay. but the flats that they're tnttttng — but the flats that they're building are— but the flats that they're building are so small. so these are building are so small. so these tne— building are so small. so these are the smallest— building are so small. so these are the smallest flats. just. okay— are the smallest flats. just. okay — are the smallest flats. just. otny nett— are the smallest flats. just. okay well, let— are the smallest flats. just. okay well, let me- are the smallest flats. just. okay well, let me ask paul. i mean, the scheme is for 102 flats to be rented all by single women. are they going to women. where are they going to put the cats acas . i mean, i put all the cats acas. i mean, i don't i don't think about it. i statistics obe about 510 cats. t-ve— statistics obe about 510 cats. t-ve netted— statistics obe about 510 cats. i've worked it— statistics obe about 510 cats. i've worked it out— statistics obe about 510 cats. i've worked it out ._ statistics obe about 510 cats. i've worked it out . five- statistics obe about 510 cats. i've worked it out. five cats per woman. that's 500. i was going to make a really serious
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point. ijust going to make a really serious point. i just couldn't. i going to make a really serious point. ijust couldn't. i mean, tnttttnnt— point. ijust couldn't. i mean, brilliant. this— point. ijust couldn't. i mean, brilliant. this is— ijust couldn't. i mean, brilliant. this is absolutely nontettnt— brilliant. this is absolutely wonderful. there's obviously atte— wonderful. there's obviously ttte att— wonderful. there's obviously ttte ttt ot— wonderful. there's obviously like all of things. it like all of these things. it starts— like all of these things. it starts-with— like all of these things. it starts with good intentions, starts off with good intentions, but starts off with good intentions, tut mates— starts off with good intentions, but makes absolutely zero zero togttnt— but makes absolutely zero zero togtcnt sense— but makes absolutely zero zero logical sense in— but makes absolutely zero zero logical sense in end . by the logical sense in the end. by the way,— logical sense in the end. by the way. tney— logical sense in the end. by the way. tney say— logical sense in the end. by the way. tney nay tntt— logical sense in the end. by the way, they say that you need to be a— way, they say that you need to be a stngte— way, they say that you need to be a single woman, assume be a single woman, i assume nttnont— be a single woman, i assume without—assume. be a single woman, i assume without it assume be a single woman, i assume without it doesn't assume be a single woman, i assume without it doesn't say,ume be a single woman, i assume without it doesn't say, though . without it doesn't say, though. however,-will_ without it doesn't say, though. however,-will be - without it doesn't say, though. however, will be able to however, men will be able to un— however, men will be able to ttve tnen— however, men will be able to live there if— however, men will be able to live there if they— however, men will be able to live there if they become a tanner— live there if they become a partner at— live there if they become a partner of the— live there if they become a partner of the tenant, which is tast— partner of the tenant, which is inst tne— partner of the tenant, which is just tne tann— partner of the tenant, which is just the same thing almost just the same thing as almost even— just the same thing as almost even atten— just the same thing as almost every other single parent flat ettaatten— every other single parent flat situation across— every other single parent flat situation across council estates in situation across council estates tn tne — situation across council estates tn tne un— situation across council estates in the uk. exactly— situation across council estates in the uk. exactly ' t: in the uk. exactly and they've undermined the whole thing because women's because i don't mind women's arnie they're arnie block fine. but they're not sticking to their own rules. arnie block fine. but they're not stichot to their own rules. arnie block fine. but they're not stichot if» their own rules. arnie block fine. but they're not stichot if you ir own rules. arnie block fine. but they're not stichot if you ir owraniles. arnie block fine. but they're not stichot if you ir owran adult they've got if you have an adult child they can be child who's a man, they can be there and you can have a transgender person, they transgender person, and so they can they're saying, can be there and they're saying, oh, in block. oh, well, be safe in this block. well will you? because not obviously all trans people, obviously not all trans people, but we've seen where but we've seen cases where you're not safe. so what's the point they've undermined point of it? they've undermined it liberal about it. it being too liberal about it. are familiar? new york, are you familiar? in new york, tney—tneee- they used to have these tattttnee— they used to have these buildings built for young women in buildings built for young women tn—teene- buildings built for young womeni in _teens, whatever in the 1920s and teens, whatever .—tnte— in the 1920s and teens, whatever .—tnte tne- in the 1920s and teens, whatever .—tnte tne citvl in the 1920s and teens, whateverl ._into the city and . women coming into the city and it's . women coming into the city and tt-e eat— . women coming into the city and tt-e eat at— . women coming into the city and it's sort of like— . women coming into the city and it's sort of like it's— . women coming into the city and it's sort of like it's sort of ute— it's sort of like it's sort of ttte tatt— it's sort of like it's sort of like back in— it's sort of like it's sort of like back in the- it's sort of like it's sort of like back in the day when people
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teet— like back in the day when people aeet te— like back in the day when people net to nave— like back in the day when people used to have to— like back in the day when people used to have to wear ties to go to used to have to wear ties to go te—ant— used to have to wear ties to go te—ant yea-t- used to have to wear ties to go to_and you'd rock. to restaurants and you'd rock up nttneat— to restaurants and you'd rock up nttneat-tney- to restaurants and you'd rock up without they would without a tie. and they would say,— without a tie. and they would salit-t— without a tie. and they would eat... tast— without a tie. and they would say. just put— without a tie. and they would say, , just put this tie on say, hey, just put this tie on nett— say, hey, just put this tie on nent e— say, hey, just put this tie on ngnt ninet— say, hey, just put this tie on ngnt etaet te— say, hey, just put this tie on right ? just to get through the right? just to get through the rates— right? just to get through the rules-care about.- right? just to get through the rules care about. and rules i don't care about. and tnat-e— rules i don't care about. and tnat-e nnat— rules i don't care about. and that's what they're going to do nttn — that's what they're going to do nttn .tneee — that's what they're going to do with .these men.- that's what they're going to do with these men. they're with with these men. they're going— with with these men. they're getne-tne— with with these men. they're getne-tne nan- with with these men. they're going the man, listen, going to say to the man, listen, nee-e— going to say to the man, listen, tenet—yea- going to say to the man, listen, nete-e—yea-tel here's a dress. do you want to cane-tne— here's a dress. do you want to come the building? / come into the building? yeah, they-u— come into the building? yeah, they'll—building. they'll come into the building. yeah. like to see also yeah. i'd like to see also a men's only bop. they'll probably descend they'll descend into chaos. they'll be carnage, sort of high carnage, ballad sort of high rise a prison system. rise or like a prison system. i don't know. go on. just basically trying to basically what they're trying to do a haven, right? do is make a safe haven, right? yeah. they're not achieving it. tnte— yeah. they're not achieving it. this-nonsense.- yeah. they're not achieving it. this-nonsense. if- yeah. they're not achieving it. this nonsense. if you're this is just nonsense. if you're going— this is just nonsense. if you're going te— this is just nonsense. if you're going to te— this is just nonsense. if you're going to teleo— this is just nonsense. if you're going to do.do it- this is just nonsense. if you're going to do do it right. all going to do it, do it right. all ngnt. — going to do it, do it right. all ngnt. _tntntl right. good. well, i think probably three us are probably all three of us are going in trouble for that going to get in trouble for that segment. but definitely me. that's two. but that's all for part two. but coming kings coming up, the kings woke coronation mega, mega. coronation and mega, mega, mega. meghan new agent. meghan markle gets a new agent. what princess what a relief. and princess diana appears
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on gb news the people's channel. nntatn— on gb news the people's channel. nntatn te— on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching— on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching .— on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . welcome britain is watching. welcome tact— britain is watching. welcome tact te— britain is watching. welcome back to headliners . gs. back to headliners. let's get attatgtt— back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the times.
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and apparently the king's coronation will be a beacon of diversity and inclusion. the only thing it won't include is me it. paul see what me watching it. paul see what i did there? absolutely. the ttne-e— did there? absolutely. the king's coronation.- t: t: suits? absolutely. the king's coronation. to be a beacon— king's coronation. to be a beacon et— king's coronation. to be a beacon of inclusive inclusion ant— beacon of inclusive inclusion ant ttvetetty. — beacon of inclusive inclusion and diversity. essentially tney-te— and diversity. essentially they're tfiling— and diversity. essentially they're trying to set this up to be a— they're trying to set this up to be a representation of modern nntatn— be a representation of modern nntatn .— be a representation of modern nntatn . ant— be a representation of modern britain . and therefore, if it britain. and therefore, if it is, britain. and therefore, if it te. tt— britain. and therefore, if it te. tt neete— britain. and therefore, if it is, it needs to— britain. and therefore, if it is, it needs to be a huge fight etaen— is, it needs to be a huge fight etaen pretest— is, it needs to be a huge fight slash protest ,_ is, it needs to be a huge fight slash protest , slash strike, slash protest, slash strike, tettenet— slash protest, slash strike, tettenet ty— slash protest, slash strike, followed by a— slash protest, slash strike, followed by a load of drink and a superinjunction_ followed by a load of drink and a superinjunction because that's nnat— a superinjunction because that's nnat neute— a superinjunction because that's what would represent britain at the what would represent britain at tne mement— what would represent britain at tne moment t— what would represent britain at the moment. i mean, this ttttteatt— the moment. i mean, this difficult to _ the moment. i mean, this difficult to argue with this. i ten-t— difficult to argue with this. i ten-t why— difficult to argue with this. i ten-t an an— difficult to argue with this. i don't why am i— difficult to argue with this. i don't why am i doing schaefer nann— don't why am i doing schaefer nane. tn— don't why am i doing schaefer hans, i'm doing— don't why am i doing schaefer hans, i'm doing schaefer hans, an— hans, i'm doing schaefer hans, ann t— hans, i'm doing schaefer hans, ann t aetntttet— hans, i'm doing schaefer hans, am i permitted to— hans, i'm doing schaefer hans, am i permitted to do ? schaefer am i permitted to do? schaefer nann— am i permitted to do? schaefer nane. tnant— am i permitted to do? schaefer hans. thank you— am i permitted to do? schaefer hans. thank you .— am i permitted to do? schaefer hans. thank you . but but this i hans. thank you. but but this i tt-e— hans. thank you. but but this i mean, it's difficult— hans. thank you. but but this i mean, it's difficult to argue nttn— mean, it's difficult to argue nttn tnte— mean, it's difficult to argue with this because we, you know, panteatany— with this because we, you know, panteatany tt— with this because we, you know, particularly if you _ with this because we, you know, particularly if you take london ant— particularly if you take london ant ea— particularly if you take london and our metropolitan cities and even some of the— and our metropolitan cities and even some of the smaller towns nenleventntne— even some of the smaller towns now everything diverse now, everything is very diverse . se— now, everything is very diverse . se pennape— now, everything is very diverse . se pennane tt— now, everything is very diverse . so perhaps it should be i say perhaps— . so perhaps it should be i say pennant tt— . so perhaps it should be i say perhaps it should— . so perhaps it should be i say perhaps it should be represented and perhaps it should be represented ant tt— perhaps it should be represented ant tt eneatt— perhaps it should be represented and it should be— perhaps it should be represented and it should be inclusive. and perhaps it should be represented acant should be inclusive. and perhaps it should be represented acan seeiuld be inclusive. and perhaps it should be represented acan see wheres inclusive. and perhaps it should be represented acan see where the lusive. and perhaps it should be represented acan see where the kingz. and perhaps it should be represented acan see where the king isand i can see where the king is tent.— i can see where the king is tetnt. tt-e— i can see where the king is tetng. tt-e ven— i can see where the king is doing. it's very much in tune nttn— doing. it's very much in tune nttn-tne— doing. it's very much in tune with _the third's- doing. it's very much in tune with the third's view of doing. it's very much in tune witiworld. the third's view of doing. it's very much in tune witiworld. but|e third's view of doing. it's very much in tune witiworld. but it third's view of doing. it's very much in tune witiworld. but it justi's view of doing. it's very much in tune witiworld. but it just feelstw of the world. but it just feels atte— the world. but it just feels ttte tt-e— the world. but it just feels like it's been— the world. but it just feels like it's been rammed down our
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tnteat— like it's been rammed down our tnteat-t— like it's been rammed down our tnteat-t-taet- throat again. i could just see tne—tetnti throat again. i could just see. tne—tetng ta the people i know are going to tone— the people i know are going to tone natentnt— the people i know are going to love watching this feeling that tney-te— they're alienated. yeah. which is they're alienated. yeah. which te-tntnt— they're alienated. yeah. which te-tntnt te- they're alienated. yeah. which te-tntnt to eat.- they're alienated. yeah. which is thing to say, but. is an awful thing to say, but. nat— is an awful thing to say, but. tat t— is an awful thing to say, but. tat t can— is an awful thing to say, but. but i can see— is an awful thing to say, but. but i can see it— is an awful thing to say, but. but i can see it happening. it's etvteaety— but i can see it happening. it's obviously-about— but i can see it happening. it's obviously about different but i can see it happening. it's obvio ory about different but i can see it happening. it's obvio or anything ut different but i can see it happening. it's obvio or anything like fferent but i can see it happening. it's obvio or anything like fferer but races or anything like that, but tt-e. — races or anything like that, but tt-e. nut— races or anything like that, but tt-e. tat lady— races or anything like that, but it's. but lady benjamin- races or anything like that, but it's. ft: " "tzrtz; races or anything like that, but it's. : " "tzrtz; it's. but lady benjamin here is saying that to be selected to carry sovereign sceptre with carry the sovereign sceptre with dove than what that means, which represents dove than what that means, which reprtmercy equity . isn't that and mercy equity. isn't that like a weird woke comment ? and mercy equity. isn't that like a weird woke comment? his word. what's that doing in the coronation? do you think, coronation? what do you think, louis? ithink. i coronation? what do you think, louis? i think. i think it's tnetevant— louis? i think. i think it's irrelevant ,_ louis? i think. i think it's irrelevant , the _ 57 i think. i think it's irrelevant , the whole thing. irrelevant, the whole thing. i tntnt— irrelevant, the whole thing. i tntnt neepte— irrelevant, the whole thing. i think people spoken to think people i've spoken to a nannet— think people i've spoken to a tae et— think people i've spoken to a number of people. i'm going to a canenatten— coronation party, which is i tneatnt— coronation party, which is i tneatnt-a- coronation party, which is i thought a coronation thought it was a coronation party— thought it was a coronation pant tn— thought it was a coronation pant tn ny— thought it was a coronation pant tn any tn— thought it was a coronation party in my in my housing block. wnatevet— party in my in my housing block. wnateven ant— party in my in my housing block. whatever and i— party in my in my housing block. whatever and i was told it was it whatever and i was told it was tt nae— whatever and i was told it was tt a— whatever and i was told it was tt a t— whatever and i was told it was it was a it was— whatever and i was told it was it was a it was just— whatever and i was told it was it was a it was just a party, tneatn— it was a it was just a party, even though it— it was a it was just a party, even though it was on the day, coincidentally— even though it was on the day, coincidentally doing it. knife. coincidentally doing it. what tast— coincidentally doing it. what just coincidental? yeah. no, coincidentally doing it. knife. ti.t:t i. 37 4:3" no, not just coincidental? yeah. no, not well, they said, well,— just coincidental? yeah. no, not well, they said, well, let's- well, they said, well, let's nave— well, they said, well, let's nave a— well, they said, well, let's nave a tank.— well, they said, well, let's have a party. but it was it was going— have a party. but it was it was 90ing te— have a party. but it was it was going to te— have a party. but it was it was going to be anyway , here's the going to be anyway, here's the tent.— going to be anyway, here's the tent. tne— going to be anyway, here's the point. the point— going to be anyway, here's the point. the point is. going to be anyway, here's the point. the point is . the point point. the point is. the point is point. the point is. the point te nee-e— point. the point is. the point te nene-e tne— point. the point is. the point is here's the point. the latest nette— is here's the point. the latest pette entw— is here's the point. the latest polls show that— is here's the point. the latest polls show that people don't atte— polls show that people don't ttte ntnee— polls show that people don't like prince charles king. the ttnt. — like prince charles king. the ttng. nes— like prince charles king. the king. he's our— like prince charles king. the
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king. he's our king.- like prince charles king. the king. . g like prince charles king. the king. he's our king. louis, come on. americans coming over here demoting our kings. you know what? i demoting our kings. you know anate t ten-t— demoting our kings. you know what? i don't like— demoting our kings. you know what? i don't like the- g . 9; you know what? i don't like the monarchy. i what? i don't like the monarchy. t to.— what? i don't like the monarchy. t to. eat— what? i don't like the monarchy. i do. but that's— what? i don't like the monarchy. i do. but that's me— what? i don't like the monarchy. i do. but that's me because i'm an annenean— i do. but that's me because i'm an american. but— i do. but that's me because i'm an american. but i— i do. but that's me because i'm an american. but i think i think if an american. but i think i think tt yea-e— an american. but i think i think tt yea-e gant— an american. but i think i think tt yea-e going te— an american. but i think i think if you're going to have a nenaneta— if you're going to have a monarchy, more people should ate— monarchy, more people should ttte tt— monarchy, more people should ttte tt tn— monarchy, more people should like it in this— monarchy, more people should like it in this country. i want tne— like it in this country. i want the monarchy.— like it in this country. i want the monarchy. but i'm a bit disappointed like of us, disappointed, like lots of us, that king charles is a bit woke. i saw an interesting tweet thread that was saying, well, the eco warriors should like charles eco charles because he's so eco friendly he's friendly or whatever. he's concerned stuff. concerned about climate stuff. and are complaining and but yet they are complaining . and then saying the . and then he was saying the right him because . and then he was saying the rigian him because . and then he was saying the rigian over him because . and then he was saying the rigian over 1000 him because . and then he was saying the rigian over 1000 yearbecause . and then he was saying the rigian over 1000 year oldiuse it's an over 1000 year old tradition and it's kind of based and thinking, well, not and i'm thinking, well, it's not really. everyone's unhappy. really. so everyone's unhappy. we queen we were spoilt by queen tttzatetn— we were spoilt by queen elizabeth because she was elizabeth ii because she was so teet— elizabeth ii because she was so teat-treattnt— elizabeth ii because she was so good-treading the- elizabeth ii because she was so good treading the line. yeah. good at treading the line. yeah. ant— good at treading the line. yeah. ant ene— good at treading the line. yeah. ant ate at— good at treading the line. yeah. and she did it— good at treading the line. yeah. and she did it in— good at treading the line. yeah. and she did it in a— good at treading the line. yeah. and she did it in a non supercilious_ and she did it in a non- supercilious-made supercilious way. she made everybody— supercilious way. she made everybody inclusive . everybody feel inclusive. atattateta— everybody feel inclusive. absolutely. so _ everybody feel inclusive. absolutely. so sticking with the times, let's have a look at meghan markle and new meghan markle. and she has a new agent. maybe she'll get agent. maybe now she'll get the attention deserves. louis agent. maybe now she'll get the attentmaybe deserves. louis agent. maybe now she'll get the attentmaybe she erves. louis agent. maybe now she'll get the attentmaybe she erves. lbes agent. maybe now she'll get the attentmaybe she erves. lbe made yeah, maybe she should be made queen. she's like, amazing. she is. queen. she's like, amazing. she te. sne— queen. she's like, amazing. she te. sne te— queen. she's like, amazing. she te. sne te a— queen. she's like, amazing. she is. she is a queen.— 2" she's like, amazing. she is. she is a queen. awful. she is. she is a queen. awful. she te. sne— is. she is a queen. awful. she te. sneltet— is. she is a queen. awful. she is. she-let me— is. she is a queen. awful. she is. she-let me tell- is. she is a queen. awful. she is. she let me tell you is. she is. let me tell you eenetntnt— is. she is. let me tell you something prince is. she is. let me tell you- something-prince charles something about prince charles king-— something about prince charles ttne—eaetn- something about prince charles king—reason why. something about prince charles. king—reason why the king. charles the reason why the tnttten— king. charles the reason why the tnttten tne— king. charles the reason why the
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english the next— king. charles the reason why the english the next king will be a teet— english the next king will be a teat ttnt. — english the next king will be a teat king- nat— english the next king will be a good king. but this one i get tne— good king. but this one i get tne teettnt— good king. but this one i get the feeling that— good king. but this one i get the feeling that british people ten-t— the feeling that british people ten-t ate— the feeling that british people don't like him _ the feeling that british people don't like him because he wants to don't like him because he wants telttnt— don't like him because he wants telttnt ant— don't like him because he wants to.king and you're- don't like him because he wants to king and you're not to be king and you're not attenet— to be king and you're not allowed. it's— to be king and you're not allowed. it's a- to be king and you're not allowed. it's a duty . it's an allowed. it's a duty. it's an tentat— allowed. it's a duty. it's an nenean tt-e— allowed. it's a duty. it's an honour. it's a— allowed. it's a duty. it's an honour. it's a privilege , but honour. it's a privilege, but tt-e— honour. it's a privilege, but tt-e net— honour. it's a privilege, but it's not something you want to become— it's not something you want to become tne— it's not something you want to become. the queen did not want to become— become. the queen did not want to become queen.— become. the queen did not want to become queen. this guy is gagging— to become queen. this guy is gagging at_ to become queen. this guy is gagging at it_ to become queen. this guy is gagging at it -_ to become queen. this guy is gagging at it. he wants to do tt. — gagging at it. he wants to do tt. ant— gagging at it. he wants to do tt. ant tne— gagging at it. he wants to do it. and the people- gagging at it. he wants to do it. and the people are looking at him saying, we don't we don't want you to we don't want you to be king. if you want to be king, we-someone else- g if you want to be king, we someone else anyway. so we want someone else anyway. so there's— we want someone else anyway. so tnene-e—tnete. - there's something in there. eaeen— there's something in there. queen elizabeth— there's something in there. queen elizabeth did- there's something in there. queen elizabeth did have reluctantly taken on young reluctantly taken on as a young person. unexpected. and person. it was unexpected. and there of yeah. do you there was a sort of yeah. do you think despised, though? i there was a sort of yeah. do you think thinkiespised, though? i there was a sort of yeah. do you think think he)ised, though? i there was a sort of yeah. do you think think he ised, though? i there was a sort of yeah. do you think think he is despised,i? i there was a sort of yeah. do you think think he is despised, no. don't think he is despised, no. nat— don't think he is despised, no. tat ty— don't think he is despised, no. tat by teats.— don't think he is despised, no. but by louis, clearly. - don't think he is despised, no. but by louis, clearly. i- don't think he is despised, no. but by louis, clearly. i don't know. not despite i don't teentee— know. not despite i don't teentee-taet- know. not despite i don't- despise _just-think despise him. i just don't think nee— despise him. i just don't think ne-e nee— despise him. i just don't think he's he's liked— despise him. i just don't think he's he's liked and i think and i he's he's liked and i think and t-atee— he's he's liked and i think and t-ateelnan.- he's he's liked and i think and i-also lman. and i i think he's also a man. and tne— i think he's also a man. and the te— i think he's also a man. and the te a— i think he's also a man. and this is a woman's- i think he's also a man. and this is a woman's world. wow so. so this is a woman's world. wow so. sea-tet— this is a woman's world. wow so. se-tet ee— this is a woman's world. wow so. so-got so meghan— this is a woman's world. wow so. so got so meghan markle got so she got so meghan markle got some new hollywood talent agency teeaaee— some new hollywood talent agency teeaaee ene-e— some new hollywood talent agency teeaaee ene-e a— some new hollywood talent agency because she's a she— some new hollywood talent agency because she's a she wants to become— because she's a she wants to become famous— because she's a she wants to become famous and she can't run mm.— become famous and she can't run ntn. snee— become famous and she can't run him. she's succeeded. hopefully ate-u— him. she's succeeded. hopefully she'll get there one day. i mean
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, she wants to stay famous. and the fact is, her husband- , she wants to stay famous. and the fact is, her husband is- the fact is, her husband is just atte— the fact is, her husband is just ttte eaen— the fact is, her husband is just ttte eat a— the fact is, her husband is just like such a beta— the fact is, her husband is just like such a beta male is . �*ftt�*t:cc like such a beta male is. well, neat.— like such a beta male is. well, yeah nat— like such a beta male is. well, yeah, not exactly— like such a beta male is. well, yeah, not exactly breaking news, but the thing, paul, the thing that surprised me here, i mean, not surprised me, but confused me. let's say if she's with a hollywood agent here, massive agent, they won't agent, but they say they won't represent her acting. acting represent her for acting. acting will the what else will not be the focus. what else does mean, is there an does she do? i mean, is there an agency just for complaining about i mean, what else about racism? i mean, what else is there? guess she's more is there? i guess she's more of a star now. i mean, all a reality star now. i mean, all penet— a reality star now. i mean, all power-ine— a reality star now. i mean, all power-the agent.- a reality star now. i mean, all power-the agent. i- ”chi cat i mean, all power the agent. i mean, power to the agent. i mean, taeteattn— power to the agent. i mean, basically,-person- power to the agent. i mean, basically, person is basically, if this person is successful— basically, if this person is- successful-meghan's successful in being meghan's agent.— agent, they're obviously a neyenenatn— agent, they're obviously a psycnopain -_ agent, they're obviously a psychopath . but they should if psychopath. but they should if tney— psychopath. but they should if theyltnev_ psychopath. but they should if theyltnev ae— psychopath. but they should if they they are successful they if they are successful atta— they if they are successful atea—tney-ttl also, they should they'll prenata— also, they should they'll probably-for- also, they should they'll probably for nobel probably be up for a nobel peace ntze. — probably be up for a nobel peace ntze. |nnean— probably be up for a nobel peace prize. imean,-idea- probably be up for a nobel peace prize. imean,-idea of- probably be up for a nobel peace prize. mean, idea of being prize. i mean, the idea of being atte— prize. i mean, the idea of being atte te— prize. i mean, the idea of being able to manage.— prize. i mean, the idea of being able to manage. meghan markle on able to manage. meghan markle on a to able to manage. meghan markle on at day— able to manage. meghan markle on at day taste— able to manage. meghan markle on a-to day basis would- able to manage. meghan markle on a to day basis would fill a day to day basis would fill tne— a day to day basis would fill tne aeraet— a day to day basis would fill the average person with absolute nener. — the average person with absolute nener. tt-a— the average person with absolute horror. it's hellish.— the average person with absolute horror. c “in?" horror. it's hellish. yeah, you're absolutely right. all right. well, let's move on and do the daily star. and princess diana's face has been seen in a slice is the queen of slice of ham. is the queen of hearts. now the queen ham, hearts. now the queen of ham, paul? had that paul? that's all i had on that one. keep saying ham until one. just keep saying ham until i woman stunned, stunned.
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i laugh. woman stunned, stunned. tents— i laugh. woman stunned, stunned. was re— i laugh. woman stunned, stunned. trans to eee— i laugh. woman stunned, stunned. lewis to see princess— fang woman stunned, stunned. lewis to see princess diana stare— lewis to see princess diana etare rtnt— lewis to see princess diana stare ring back— lewis to see princess diana stare ring back at her from from a teete— stare ring back at her from from ateeee enee— stare ring back at her from from a tesco slice of— stare ring back at her from from a tesco slice of ham. let me tett— a tesco slice of ham. let me tett yea— a tesco slice of ham. let me tell you something, nick. she tttnt— tell you something, nick. she tttn-t. tne— tell you something, nick. she didn't. this is— tell you something, nick. she didn't. this is basically this etan— didn't. this is basically this etery eneatt— didn't. this is basically this story should read mentally ill. woman— story should read mentally ill. woman draws— story should read mentally ill. woman draws on— story should read mentally ill. woman draws on ham. how dare you-7— woman draws on ham. how dare you-7 nave— woman draws on ham. how dare teat have we— woman draws on ham. how dare teat have we eat— woman draws on ham. how dare you? have we got have we got the ntetare— you? have we got have we got the picture accurate?— you? have we got have we got the picture accurate? _ you? have we got have we got the picture accurate? grit picture accurate? have we got it? yeah. let's have a look. if we if we don't now we don't have you set up. coming very you set us up. it's coming very slowly. it is. well that's slowly. there it is. well that's not even princess di, but that's the daily star. have done an outline not the outline of it. that's not the actual. didn't draw it is actual. so she didn't draw it is that look diana look that does look like diana look at that looks at that. that's her that looks like princess leia to me. she's come not come back as ham. and i'm not trying to be incensed, lviv, but come back as ham. and i'm not trijust to be incensed, lviv, but come back as ham. and i'm not trijust looks incensed, lviv, but come back as ham. and i'm not trijust looks a censed, lviv, but come back as ham. and i'm not trijust looks a lot sed, lviv, but come back as ham. and i'm not trijust looks a lot like lviv, but come back as ham. and i'm not trijust looks a lot like it.v, but it just looks a lot like it. i mean, only thing i'm mean, the only thing i'm confused since she was confused about since she was with dodi right when she died and muslim, has she and he's muslim, why has she come a pork product? oh come back as a pork product? oh god, it too god, am i looking at it too deeply? what do you think deeply? lewis what do you think she looks like? it looks like jane— she looks like? it looks like jane-vee— she looks like? it looks like. jane _yes,-austen's jane austen. yes, jane austen's tat.— jane austen. yes, jane austen's tat-_tntnt— jane austen. yes, jane austen's tat-_tntnt-te- dad. i think. i think this is the— dad. i think. i think this is the te— dad. i think. i think this is the te tne— dad. i think. i think this is this is the most- dad. i think. i think this is this is the most real story that going— this is the most real story that going te— this is the most real story that we're going to have. because because. because people they're tntnttnt— thinking about princess diana at this thinking about princess diana at
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the tne— thinking about princess diana at this time when— thinking about princess diana at this time when everyone wants to target— this time when everyone wants to target-ate — this time when everyone wants to target-ate tt-e— this time when everyone wants to forget-like it's like- forget her. it's like it's like tne— forget her. it's like it's like the-statistics. - forget her. it's like it's like the statistics. o" forget her. it's like it's like the statistics. on the latest statistics. oh, we tan-t— the latest statistics. oh, we tent-target- the latest statistics. oh, we don't forget her. i know don't want to forget her. i know what mean. well, well, they what you mean. well, well, they would like to forget her like the many the study was done. how many people the study was done. how many peopie want— the study was done. how many people want camilla— the study was done. how many people want camilla to- how many people want camilla to be queen and people want camilla to be queen ant-nanter— people want camilla to be queen and-number-2. - people want camilla to be queen and-number-2. did- people want camilla to be queen and number 2. did you and the number was 2. did you tnate— and the number was 2. did you tnate — and the number was 2. did you tnate ta. — and the number was 2. did you see that? no. we— and the number was 2. did you see that? no. we all- and the number was 2. did you see that? \tt:t �*ftt�*t: ii see that? no. we all love diana. it's true. and that's why this this she this woman here is saying she wants preserve this ham. it wants to preserve this ham. it should in museum. and should be in a museum. um, and she beautiful. i agree. it she looks beautiful. i agree. it should be. i don't know which museum ham museum would take the ham particularly, and more particularly, but and more importantly, and importantly, who would go and who think. i think. who would go. i think. i think. come nick. let's go see the come on, nick. let's go see the tan — come on, nick. let's go see the ham. underestimate this ham. don't underestimate this country. would country. people would queue up near see near a velvet rope to see a piece of ham. i guarantee that would happen. right, let's would happen. all right, let's do and our robots do the times now. and our robots are more polite than doctors. louis well, probably. be when can you ever see a doctor- when can you ever see a doctor really 7 can you ever see a doctor really e cnattnt— can you ever see a doctor really e cnatgpt te— can you ever see a doctor really ? chatgpt is better— can you ever see a doctor really ? chatgpt is better bedside manner than— ? chatgpt is better bedside manner than real doctors. yeah, teeaaee— manner than real doctors. yeah, because they're— manner than real doctors. yeah, because they're trained to be t— because they're trained to be t ten-t— because they're trained to be nice. i don't think they're, you knew.— nice. i don't think they're, you knew. t— nice. i don't think they're, you know, i think.— nice. i don't think they're, you know, i think. i— nice. i don't think they're, you know, i think. i don't know . i know, i think. i don't know. i tneee— know, i think. i don't know. i mean, these are— know, i think. i don't know. i mean, these are two. ctit: mean, these are two. these are two— mean, these are two. these are two attes. — mean, these are two. these are
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two sides. you need to see your doctor. louis, you seem to be struggling with the old blood sugar there. yeah, i've got. i speak to my lot. she's speak to my doctor a lot. she's lovely. my doctors have- she's lovely. my doctors have been amazingiyt_ lovely. my doctors have been amazingivt_900d| lovely. my doctors have been amazingly,_good me, amazingly, amazingly good to me, eenettertnt— considering how much i bad neatn. — considering how much i bad mouth. _she's. considering how much i bad- mouth. _she's lovely, mouth. you think she's lovely, but she actually gpt bot, you've been communicating with this been communicating with all this time. formed time. you've formed a relationship. just relationship. yeah, it's just a bot. not bot. as long as she's not a movie as long she what movie as long as she does what i want. which is which is they say tattere— want. which is which is they say teeters ae— want. which is which is they say doctors are the— which is which is they say doctors are the world's largest ntaeete. — doctors are the world's largest ntaeete. non— doctors are the world's largest placebo. .oh really?- doctors are the world's largest placebo. o" 13?ch 7' ont: placebo. go. oh really? one thing surprised paul, thing that surprised me, paul, i don't know who's their don't know who's emailing their doctor. email my saying doctor. i don't email my saying like, get emails and like, you get their emails and they're i'm like, who's they're rude. i'm like, who's emailing is emailing with their doctor? is this like middle thing? this like a middle class thing? oh, to an oh, and you can talk to an nhs doctor . it's for very needy doctor. it's for very needy people. no, actually you should atnays— people. no, actually you should aways—say- people. no, actually you should aways—say tnts- always i shouldn't say this teaase— always i shouldn't say this because—give. always i shouldn't say thisi because—give out because they don't give out tnetr— because they don't give out. tnetr—weve because they don't give out- tnetr—weve eat their email addresses. we've got to their email addresses. we've got estate-— their email addresses. we've got to some receptionist to email some receptionist person who then diagnoses you . person who then diagnoses you. yeah. and then and then if you're lucky, it's a bit like trying to see the wizard of oz . trying to see the wizard of oz. yeah, you're always on this path. you're quite sure path. you're never quite sure what going and path. you're never quite sure what you going and path. you're never quite sure what you get)ing and path. you're never quite sure what you get the and path. you're never quite sure what you get the end, and path. you're never quite sure what you get the end, there's when you get the end, there's a little man there who's not sure what doing. the part that what he's doing. the part that sneetet— what he's doing. the part that sneetet-nas— what he's doing. the part that shocked .was .79%- shocked me was that 79% of
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people— shocked me was that 79% of| petite—tne people preferred the i to the tester— people preferred the i to the tester tn— people preferred the i to the tester tn a— people preferred the i to the doctor in a blind— people preferred the i to the doctor in a blind test. t:t:" c doctor in a blind test. i don't tttnt— doctor in a blind test. i don't think they're supposed to be nice doctors, they? bedside nice doctors, are they? bedside manner someone manner doesn't describe someone as does. as being nice. it does. there's as being nice. it does. there's a very specific a there's a very specific type of being bedside of manner about being bedside manner isn't there which is politely direct. okay but can i just say something?- politely direct. okay but can i just say something? my- ct:c«t t: it:ti.c but can i just say something? my doctors are unbelievably— just say something? my doctors are unbelievably nice to me. okay- — are unbelievably nice to me. okay. tn— are unbelievably nice to me. okay. ran an— are unbelievably nice to me. okay. ct" ' n are unbelievably nice to me. okay. ct" ' n okay. i'm an american born to get that in. all right, let's do the telegraph now with story the telegraph now with a story about wing misinformed about a left wing misinformed site, versus site, aka wikipedia versus government censorship. i don't know more . lewis. i know who to hate more. lewis. i was this poll or i'll talk about t. — was this poll or i'll talk about t. on.— was this poll or i'll talk about t. on. rt— was this poll or i'll talk about t. on. tt says— was this poll or i'll talk about it. oh, it says lewis- was this poll or i'll talk about it. oh, it says lewis in- was this poll or i'll talk about it. o" c n it. oh, it says lewis in my thing, but don't mind. let's it. oh, it says lewis in my thi to but don't mind. let's it. oh, it says lewis in my thi to wikipedia. could let's it. oh, it says lewis in my thi to wikipedia. could be t's it. oh, it says lewis in my thi to wikipedia. could be taken go to wikipedia. could be taken attune— go to wikipedia. could be taken attttne tn— go to wikipedia. could be taken offline in the— go to wikipedia. could be taken offline in the uk.— go to wikipedia. could be taken offline in the uk. now- git ztt:t: could be taken offline in the uk. now this is teaase— offline in the uk. now this is because .the_ offline in the uk. now this is because the online safety because of the online safety tit.— because of the online safety bill, because _ because of the online safety bill, because it's— because of the online safety bill, because it's all about eentent— bill, because it's all about. eentent—vea bill, because it's all about- content_you see. content and moderation. you see. wnereas— content and moderation. you see. whereas wikipedia— content and moderation. you see. whereas wikipedia is about eentent— whereas wikipedia is about content that's— whereas wikipedia is about content that's generally unmoderated- content that's generally unmoderated , that's not unmoderated, that's not moderated— unmoderated, that's not moderated at- unmoderated, that's not moderated at all. you can essenttatty— moderated at all. you can essentially update my wikipedia page,— essentially update my wikipedia page. anten— essentially update my wikipedia page, which doesn't exist . page, which doesn't yet exist. by page, which doesn't yet exist. by tne — page, which doesn't yet exist. at tne nay. — page, which doesn't yet exist. by the way. anyone who wants to reate— by the way. anyone who wants to create—teats- by the way. anyone who wants to create _ boots just. create one fill your boots just eat— create one fill your boots just eat-tents— create one fill your boots just call lewis schaefer's call me lewis schaefer's nnatever— call me lewis schaefer's nnatever .— call me lewis schaefer's whatever . but- call me lewis schaefer's whatever . but you call me lewis schaefer's whatever. but you can. the thing ateat— whatever. but you can. the thing about wikipedia— whatever. but you can. the thing about wikipedia and it does , it about wikipedia and it does, it tees— about wikipedia and it does, it tees strentty— about wikipedia and it does, it does slightly lean to the left. i does slightly lean to the left. t neatt— does slightly lean to the left. t neatt say— does slightly lean to the left. i would say you're right, nick,
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is i would say you're right, nick, ts tnat— i would say you're right, nick, ts tnat yea— i would say you're right, nick, is that you can— i would say you're right, nick, is that you can essentially ante— is that you can essentially nrtte anat— is that you can essentially write what-like- is that you can essentially write what like there is that you can essentially- write what-likeithere and write what you like on there and it's write what you like on there and tt-s—rettes- it's not moderated. it relies on vetanteers— it's not moderated. it relies on volunteers—it- it's not moderated. it relies oni volunteers—it only volunteers and therefore it only gets— volunteers and therefore it only gets moderated— volunteers and therefore it only gets moderated the public. gets moderated by the public. tne— gets moderated by the public. tne-satee— gets moderated by the public. the _safety bill- gets moderated by the public. the safety bill just the online safety bill just neattn-t— the online safety bill just wouldn't allow- the online safety bill just wouldn't allow for that. n wouldn't allow for that. i mean, you— wouldn't allow for that. i mean, yea ar— wouldn't allow for that. i mean, yea totally— wouldn't allow for that. i mean, you are totally wrong, paul. and i think understands i think nick understands this. it complete moderated. it is it is complete moderated. it is left wing . if you say if it just left wing. if you say if it just it's almost like a british form of moderation is it doesn't have a central authority moderating. it relies on spies and evil people in the community to rat on to rat on you. yeah. because i mean, on to rat on you. yeah. because t rean— on to rat on you. yeah. because t yean tn— on to rat on you. yeah. because i mean, yeah, i'm not- t:t" t:t" “43?" because i mean, yeah, i'm not trying to be conspiratorial,— i mean, yeah, i'm not trying to be conspiratorial, but you look at people— be conspiratorial, but you look at peopie wne— be conspiratorial, but you look at people who are— be conspiratorial, but you look at people who are more conservative— at people who are more conservative on right and conservative on the right and it's conservative on the right and tt-s atnays— conservative on the right and it's always-sure,- conservative on the right and it's always sure, far it's always like, sure, far tent.— it's always like, sure, far nent. ute— it's always like, sure, far right, like lewis schaefer. tea-re— right, like lewis schaefer. you're—metl right, like lewis schaefer.- you're_met lewis. you're like, oh, i've met lewis. i you're like, oh, i've met lewis. t ten-t— you're like, oh, i've met lewis. t ten-t tntnt— you're like, oh, i've met lewis. i don't think he— you're like, oh, i've met lewis. i don't think he know, i don't think he is, you know, ant—tnat- i don't think he is, you know, ant—tnat. tt-si and it's always like that. it's atsetatety— and it's always like that. it's absolutely awful. i was i tneatnt— absolutely awful. i was i thought-this- absolutely awful. i was i thought this segment, i'll thought for this segment, i'll tast— thought for this segment, i'll tast-nave- thought for this segment, i'll just-have one.- thought for this segment, i'll just have one. right. just check if i have one. right. anne— just check if i have one. right. anne-a— just check if i have one. right. mine-a scottish- just check if i have one. right. mine a scottish itv mine says i'm a scottish itv presenter.— mine says i'm a scottish itv presenter. se— mine says i'm a scottish itv presenter, so that's way off. tnat-s— presenter, so that's way off. was way— presenter, so that's way off. that's way - don't . presenter, so that's way off. - that's way-don't know. presenter, so that's way off. that's make don't know. presenter, so that's way off. that's make a don't know. presenter, so that's way off. that'smake a good don't know. presenter, so that's way off. that'smake a good one,t know. presenter, so that's way off. that'smake a good one, nick. v. you'd make a good one, nick. tnant— you'd make a good one, nick. tnant-ven— you'd make a good one, nick. thank-very much.- you'd make a good one, nick. thank very much. i'm worried thank you very much. i'm worried ateat—tne- about about it because the enttne— about about it because the online safety— about about it because the online safety bill is awful. tney-re— online safety bill is awful. tney-re going— online safety bill is awful. they're going to censor everytntng— they're going to censor- everything-apparently, they're going to censor- ev reality, ] - apparently, they're going to censor ev reality, anyway, apparently, they're going to censor ev reality, anyway, appareithis in reality, anyway, i mean, this is in reality, anyway, i mean, this ts—netntj is a sort of steve allen point, tat—
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is a sort of steve allen point, tat aetaatty— is a sort of steve allen point, but actually it— is a sort of steve allen point, but actually it probably won't is a sort of steve allen point, but ahappent probably won't is a sort of steve allen point, but ahappen because ly won't is a sort of steve allen point, but ahappen because wikipedia is a sort of steve allen point, but ahapconsiderede wikipedia is a sort of steve allen point, but ahapconsidered awikipedia is a sort of steve allen point, but ahapconsidered a categoryi won't be considered a category ene—ant- won't be considered a category ene—ant sel one internet provider. and so tnet— one internet provider. and so tney wen-t— one internet provider. and so they won't implement all they won't have to implement all this they won't have to implement all tnts—a- they won't have to implement all tnts—a nenl this stuff anyway. so it's a non stark.— this stuff anyway. so it's a non stark-ten— this stuff anyway. so it's a non stark-ten stark.- this stuff anyway. so it's a non story. non story. so story. okay. non story. so tnat-s— story. okay. non story. so tnat-s-nan- story. okay. non story. so that's part three. but that's it for part three. but sentnt— that's it for part three. but eentng an— that's it for part three. but eentng an tn— that's it for part three. but coming up in the final section, why— coming up in the final section, an cteepatra— coming up in the final section, why cleopatra definitely why cleopatra was definitely nntte. — white. why? it's better to be snan— white. why? it's better to be snan-teet— white. why? it's better to be smart good looking. and smart than good looking. and ranes— smart than good looking. and james—te- smart than good looking. andi james—to britain james corden returns to britain atatnst— james corden returns to britain against-wiii-_ james corden returns to britain against-will. see- james corden returns to britain against will. see you in against our will. see you in a ten— against our will. see you in a ten ntnates— against our will. see you in a ten ntnates .—
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well come back to headliners. tet-s— well come back to headliners. tet-s te— well come back to headliners. tet-s ta tne— well come back to headliners. let's do the independent . and let's do the independent. and confirmation— let's do the independent. and confirmation that— let's do the independent. and confirmation that cleopatra was nntte— confirmation that cleopatra was white skinned.— confirmation that cleopatra was white skinned. finally, a win for white skinned. finally, a win tar tne— white skinned. finally, a win for the whites— white skinned. finally, a win for the whites .— white skinned. finally, a win for the whites . louis. �*ftt�*t:cc for the whites. louis. well, tt-s— for the whites. louis. well, tt-s tne— for the whites. louis. well, it's the egyptians are saying it and they don't look that white to me anyway. i can't believe something's wrong with the world when the egyptians are fighting to considered white, that to be considered white, that their antiquities minister egypt said that cleopatra was a white, was white skinned amid netflix documentary row netflix did a documentary row netflix did a documentary row netflix did a documentary row sorry, row narrated and produced by jada pinkett smith that lovely, lovely woman she's battling . lovely woman she's battling. what's her name? megan. you're narrator's name out of- what's her name? megan. you're narrator's name out of my- 7 3" you're narrator's name out of my mouth . teat.— narrator's name out of my mouth . teat. ant— narrator's name out of my mouth . yeah. and she— narrator's name out of my mouth . yeah. and she says- narrator's name out of my mouth . yeah. and she says she- narrator's name out of my mouth 4:3" ' . yeah. and she says she says that because they because the star that they had was a british woman who was half black . erg. woman who was half black. erg. but then once upon a time , um, but then once upon a time, um, they had an egyptian play, doctor zhivago, who was a russian. yeah, well, it's complicated— russian. yeah, well, it's complicated .- “ ct" yeah, well, it's complicated . but just to give complicated. but just to give antate— complicated. but just to give
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some update on— complicated. but just to give some update on this story, the aster— some update on this story, the actor was complaining saying eveenery— actor was complaining saying everyone was racist because people— everyone was racist because petite—nett- people were saying, well, cteenatra — people were saying, well,- cleopatra _ because people were saying, well,- cleo actually- because people were saying, well,- cleo actually a - because people were saying, well, cleo actually a documentary. se it is actually a documentary. tt-s— it is actually a documentary. tt-s net— it is actually a documentary. it's not fiction.— it is actually a documentary. it's not fiction. it'd be weird in it's not fiction. it'd be weird tn tetan— it's not fiction. it'd be weird in fiction, but— in fiction, but in documentaries, stranger. in fiction, but in doclthey're ies, stranger. in fiction, but in doclthey're pointing stranger. in fiction, but in— doclthey're pointing outinger. and they're pointing out cteeaatra— and they're pointing out cleopatra-in. and they're pointing out- cleopatra _in alexandria cleopatra was born in alexandria .-ttetenate— cleopatra was born in alexandria , ptolemaic dynasty to , in the ptolemaic dynasty to greek— , in the ptolemaic dynasty to greek descent.— , in the ptolemaic dynasty to greek descent. so she would have had greek descent. so she would have nat nettente— greek descent. so she would have had hellenic characteristics, nettentstte— had hellenic characteristics, hellenistic sorry. and they're sen— hellenistic sorry. and they're sert et— hellenistic sorry. and they're sort of gaslight— hellenistic sorry. and they're sort of gaslight .— hellenistic sorry. and they're sort of gaslight. i find this bit sort of gaslight. i find this at t— sort of gaslight. i find this at t ten-t— sort of gaslight. i find this bit i don't like— sort of gaslight. i find this bit i don't like when someone says— bit i don't like when someone says-treata- bit i don't like when someone says director actually says here the director actually says— says here the director actually says. why— says here the director actually says, why shouldn't cleopatra be a taetanatet— says, why shouldn't cleopatra be a melanated sister? and why do reente— a melanated sister? and why do some people need— a melanated sister? and why do some people need cleopatra be some people need cleopatra to be nnttee— some people need cleopatra to be nnttee-tnat— some people need cleopatra to be white?-that they- some people need cleopatra to be white? that they need some people need cleopatra to be whit's that they need some people need cleopatra to be whit's just that they need some people need cleopatra to be whit's just that hat they need some people need cleopatra to be whit's just that it's they need some people need cleopatra to be whit's just that it's just need it, it's just that it's just anat— it, it's just that it's just that sne— it, it's just that it's just what she was. 37" “in?" it, it's just that it's just- what she was. paul yeah, and i think i think we go right back to the root of this story. it was a racism row and, you know, and there was no racism essentially. i don't believe that. was, however , this that. there was, however, this is nonsense, isn't is all rather nonsense, isn't it? it's all rather nonsense because it's only important in terms of the culture war outside of the culture war. it means nothing clear . pattra was nothing clear. pattra was clearly on the light side . so if clearly on the light side. so if it was a documentary and they wanted to be true to the story, she probably should have been
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played by a light skinned person. because when you said the person. because when you said tne tent— person. because when you said tne iigni stte— person. because when you said the light side, i— " because when you said the light side, i thought you meant— the light side, i thought you- meant—tne the light side, i thought you- mane—n. the light side, i thought you- merthe two—i've the light side, i thought you- merthe two stories-i've the light side, i thought you merthe two stories mixed i've the light side, i thought you merthe two stories mixed up.ve the light side, i thought you merthe two stories mixed up. a got the two stories mixed up. however-rte— got the two stories mixed up. however,-it's still- got the two stories mixed up. however,-it's still to - got the two stories mixed up. however,-it's still to mei however, there it's still to me is there no value. whoever was to win this argument wins nothing, right? well, no , it's nothing, right? well, no, it's aetaatty— nothing, right? well, no, it's aetaatty a— nothing, right? well, no, it's aetaatty a very— g . q7 well, no, it's actually a very important point . t— actually a very important point . t changed— actually a very important point . t changed my— actually a very important point . d if you . i changed my mind. if you change your mind,- . i changed my mind. if you change your mind, very- . d if you change your mind, very important story.— change your mind, very important stark. teaase— change your mind, very important story, because this— change your mind, very important story, because this story is not ateat— story, because this story is not ateat tnts— story, because this story is not about this story— story, because this story is not about this story doesn't take ntaee— about this story doesn't take ntaee tn— about this story doesn't take place in egypt— about this story doesn't take place in egypt - _ about this story doesn't take place in egypt . c i place in egypt. it takes place in america where the americans and i understand this totally , and i understand this totally, who have been who came from africa and they lost their culture . and there are a lot of culture. and there are a lot of their culture and a lot of their history, and they don't have that culture. they do have that much culture. they do have culture, the tremendous culture. but they feel like it's been taken away from them. so it's their it's the african—american person's attempt to sort of reclaim something from africa. okay. you're saying it's like a eentenaerary— okay. you're saying it's like a contemporary story— oéfg you're saying it's like a contemporary story about race in anertea— contemporary story about race in anertea .— contemporary story about race in anertea . okav-_ contemporary story about race in america . okay. well, let's do america. okay. well, let's do tne— america. okay. well, let's do tne natt— america. okay. well, let's do the mail now— america. okay. well, let's do the mail now with a story about people— the mail now with a story about peopie wne— the mail now with a story about peopie nne are— the mail now with a story about people who are attracted to intelligence _ people who are attracted to. intelligence _which intelligence over looks, which is intelligence over looks, which ts treat— intelligence over looks, which ts great news— intelligence over looks, which is great news for—
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intelligence over looks, which is great news for me because as tewts— is great news for me because as tewts-tat— is great news for me because as tewts-tat-attwl lewis said, i'm fat and ugly. annarenttw— lewis said, i'm fat and ugly. apparently, paul, didn't say apparently, paul, i didn't say tnat. — apparently, paul, i didn't say tnat. t— apparently, paul, i didn't say tnat. t tast— apparently, paul, i didn't say that. i just said— apparently, paul, i didn't say that. i just said that- apparently, paul, i didn't say that. t: t: t: c that. i just said that i didn't say that. makes perfect sense. tnere— say that. makes perfect sense. tnere was— say that. makes perfect sense. there was ltweet_ makes perfect sense. there was tweet related to there was a tweet related to tnat. — there was a tweet related to tnat. .na. — there was a tweet related to tnat. .na. rt— there was a tweet related to that. .no, it wasn't- there was a tweet related to that. c c that. no, no, it wasn't this. it's gone. so gone. gone okay. so learning. it's gone. so gone. gone okay. so-learning. learning- it's gone. so gone. gone okay. so-learning. learning a- g g c okay. so learning. learning a new so i'm learning. learning a new wart— so i'm learning. learning a new wart nee.— so i'm learning. learning a new word here.iwasn't_ so i'm learning. learning a new word here. wasn't totally so i'm learning. learning a new word iofe. wasn't totally so i'm learning. learning a new word iof this, iasn't totally so i'm learning. learning a new word iof this, actually.illy so i'm learning. learning a new word iof this, actually. the aware of this, actually. the rtse— aware of this, actually. the rise sapiosexual, which, rise of the sapiosexual, which, by rise of the sapiosexual, which, by-i5_ rise of the sapiosexual, which, tw-ts a— rise of the sapiosexual, which, tw-ts a stan- rise of the sapiosexual, which, by-is a sign that- by the way, is a sign that yea-e— by the way, is a sign that you're primarily attracted to intelligence,— you're primarily attracted to intelligence, overlooked . this. intelligence, overlooked. this. tnts— intelligence, overlooked. this. we ts— intelligence, overlooked. this. we ts treat— intelligence, overlooked. this. this is great news. this is great— this is great news. this is great news— this is great news. this is great news for— this is great news. this is great news for people that have spent— great news for people that have spent tne— great news for people that have spent time learning stuff over trasntnt— spent time learning stuff over brushing their— spent time learning stuff over brushing their hair, putting tnetr— brushing their hair, putting their makeup— brushing their hair, putting their makeup on, whatever, you knew.— their makeup on, whatever, you knew. tt-s— their makeup on, whatever, you knew. tt-s wnw— their makeup on, whatever, you know, it's why it's— their makeup on, whatever, you know, it's why it's why i will tw— know, it's why it's why i will nw tne— know, it's why it's why i will by tne way.— know, it's why it's why i will win. by the way, this is this is top— win. by the way, this is this is tea at— win. by the way, this is this is tea at tne— win. by the way, this is this is top of the slippery slope here teaase— top of the slippery slope here because an ai— top of the slippery slope here because an ai can quickly mimic tnts— because an ai can quickly mimic this intelligence— because an ai can quickly mimic this intelligence stuff. and tetare— this intelligence stuff. and tetere. wea— this intelligence stuff. and before, you know it, women have tatten— before, you know it, women have tatten-wttn— before, you know it, women have fallen-with ais- before, you know it, women have fallen-with ais and- fallen in love with ais and tnew-we— fallen in love with ais and they've bypassed us however they've bypassed us all. however this they've bypassed us all. however tnts—tsn-t- they've bypassed us all. however tnts—tsn-t rte- this is good news, isn't it? i tntnt— this is good news, isn't it? i tntnt-teet- this is good news, isn't it? i think-good news.- this is good news, isn't it? i think good news. i mean, think this is good news. i mean, it's-materialistic— think this is good news. i mean, it's-materialistic in- think this is good news. i mean, it's materialistic in this it's too materialistic in this went.— it's too materialistic in this went-tar— it's too materialistic in this world. .far too- world. it's far too materialistic. great news. and tnts— materialistic. great news. and tats-news.- materialistic. great news. and this-news. it's- materialistic. great news. and this-news. it's goodl this isn't good news. it's good news if you're smart. maybe not so for you, louis, but it's so much for you, louis, but it's good you're smart, but good news if you're smart, but not but
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not that good looking. but and but women have but then again, women have always for things always liked men for things other than looks like money is a big one. what do you think, louis? gone? no. first of all, women-atte— louis? gone? no. first of all, women-like-for. louis? gone? no. first of all,- women-like-for money. women do not like men for money. tnew-tt— women do not like men for money. they'll tolerate— women do not like men for money. they'll tolerate hanging out wttn— they'll tolerate hanging out wttn-ter— they'll tolerate hanging out with _for-but. they'll tolerate hanging outi with _for- but at they'll tolerate hanging out- with _for- but at the with them for money. but at the ent— with them for money. but at the entltne— with them for money. but at the entltne taw— with them for money. but at the end-the day, and— with them for money. but at the end the day, and they'll end of the day, and they'll teterate— end of the day, and they'll tolerate them _ end of the day, and they'll tolerate them for good conversation. - tolerate them for good conversation. but end of conversation. but at the end of the conversation. but at the end of tne taw— conversation. but at the end of tne taw. tnet— conversation. but at the end of the day, they women like good teettnt— the day, they women like good teettnt-wnat- the day, they women like good looking what they're looking guys and what they're twtnt— looking guys and what they're twtnelte— looking guys and what they're twtnelte ts— looking guys and what they're trying do is they're trying trying to do is they're trying to saw— trying to do is they're trying to saw to — trying to do is they're trying to saw to tne — trying to do is they're trying to say to the short, fat, to say to the ugly, short, fat, pimply_ to say to the ugly, short, fat, ntnnw en— to say to the ugly, short, fat, pinipiv men out_ to say to the ugly, short, fat, pimply men out there that that maybe— pimply men out there that that maybe tnere-s— pimply men out there that that maybe there's a— pimply men out there that that maybe there's a chance for you ten-t— maybe there's a chance for you ten-t 9°— maybe there's a chance for you ten-t 90 tne— maybe there's a chance for you don't go the incel_ maybe there's a chance for you don't go the incel route . don't don't go the incel route. don't ttsten— don't go the incel route. don't ttsten te— don't go the incel route. don't listen to andrew— don't go the incel route. don't listen to andrew tate. have no nape. — listen to andrew tate. have no nape. nan-t— listen to andrew tate. have no nape. nan-t te— listen to andrew tate. have no hope. don't do bad things. there— hope. don't do bad things. there ts— hope. don't do bad things. there is hope.— hope. don't do bad things. there is hope. and- hope. don't do bad things. there is hope. and actually, the woman here is called hope. interestingly, she's called hope flynn. and actually, flynn. and she's actually, ironically, looking. ironically, quite good looking. so out if you're so that could work out if you're smart, good looking. it's smart, she's good looking. it's great the i great because, by the way, i always think she's gone. sorry. great because, by the way, i alwrno, think she's gone. sorry. great because, by the way, i alwrno, no.k she's gone. sorry. great because, by the way, i alwrno, no. absolutely.e. sorry. great because, by the way, i alwrno, no. absolutely. want'ry. great because, by the way, i alwrno, no. absolutely. want to no, no, no. absolutely. want to near—newe- no, no, no. absolutely. want to hear—view? the. hear your point of view? the reason-earne- hear your point of view? the reason-going to- hear your point of view? the reason going to say reason i was going to say senetntnt— reason i was going to say something is— reason i was going to say something is that louis thinks it's something is that louis thinks tt-s-teet. - something is that louis thinks tt-s-teet. sa- something is that louis thinks it's-look. so the. it's all about look. so the otter— it's all about look. so the other when he i other night when he told me i was made a great point was ugly, he made a great point about it's about looks. about why it's all about looks. he cited multiple and he cited multiple examples and then ended it saying, and you're he cited multiple examples and then so ied it saying, and you're
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he cited multiple examples and then so it'st saying, and you're he cited multiple examples and then so it's asaying, and you're he cited multiple examples and then so it's a greati, and you're he cited multiple examples and then so it's a great wayd you're he cited multiple examples and then so it's a great way to ou're ugly. so it's a great way to take hope from someone. take away all hope from someone. louis blackpill, because he's been and there's been on the internet and there's these these youtube these there's these youtube videos that say it's only looks these there's these youtube videtmatter.;ay it's only looks these there's these youtube videtmatter.;ay it'twas.y looks these there's these youtube videtmatter.;ay it'twas your ks these there's these youtube videtmatter.;ay it'twas your take? that matter. what was your take? paul clearly it's not. paul no, well, clearly it's not. ant— paul no, well, clearly it's not. ant t— paul no, well, clearly it's not. ant t tntnt— paul no, well, clearly it's not. and i think all— paul no, well, clearly it's not. and i think all these stories anterne— and i think all these stories undermine-it's. undermine women or it's anternes— undermine women or it's- undermines-intelligence undermines women's intelligence even— every time. it's like women only nte— every time. it's like women only ttte new— every time. it's like women only like nowiknow_ every time. it's like women only like now know there's like now i know there's plenty of like now i know there's plenty et—wea-rei of evidence. and louis, you're nett— of evidence. and louis, you're tent-tnts— of evidence. and louis, you're rttnt-tnts-ttl right to say this because it weatt— right to say this because it. would _ attractive would appear that attractive people— would appear that attractivel people—people- people like attractive people. vea— people like attractive people. you—park- people like attractive people. you—park that. people like attractive people.| you _ park that for you know, if you park that for a eent— you know, if you park that for a eent at— you know, if you park that for a moment, at the— you know, if you park that for a moment, at the end of the day, tnat— moment, at the end of the day, tnat tasts— moment, at the end of the day, that lasts-until— moment, at the end of the day, that lasts until you're about that lasts up until you're about 27.—pent.- that lasts up until you're about 27.—netntlattl 27. beyond that point, it all gets— 27. beyond that point, it all gets a— 27. beyond that point, it all gets alwettw- 27. beyond that point, it all gets a wobbly and you've got gets a bit wobbly and you've got to gets a bit wobbly and you've got te-en— gets a bit wobbly and you've got to-on something— gets a bit wobbly and you've got to on something else. to rely on something else. okay.— to rely on something else. i otaw—wea-we okay, well, i feel like you've all my hope. i think all taken away my hope. i think that was hope smart people. that was hope for smart people. the let's do the times the tories let's do the times now. corden to now. and james corden wants to come can we come back to britain. can we send rwanda? louis no, send him to rwanda? louis no, because the guys actually brilliant. and there's one scene tnat—ant- brilliant. and there's one scenei that—and stacey, that he was in gavin and stacey, tnat-s— that he was in gavin and stacey, tnat-s tne— that he was in gavin and stacey, tnat-s tne entw— that he was in gavin and stacey, that's the only scene of gavin ant—seen- and stacey that i've seen where ne-s—cntnese- and stacey that i've seen where he's—chinese foodi he's ordering the chinese food tntnt—ene- he's ordering the chinese food tntnt—ene et- he's ordering the chinese food thing _one of the l thing is perhaps one of the tanntest— thing is perhaps one of the funniest things— thing is perhaps one of the funniest things in british television— funniest things in british television in— funniest things in british television in the funniest things in british- television in the _years. television in the last 20 years. vea— television in the last 20 years. tea knew— television in the last 20 years. you know what— television in the last 20 years. you know what talking about. television in the last 20 years. you of ow what talking about. television in the last 20 years. you of course it talking about. television in the last 20 years. you of course it yeah,|g about. television in the last 20 years. you of course it yeah, yeah, ut. oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, wean. — oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yeah- tnat— oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yeah. that scene,— oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yeah. that scene,.is- oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yeah. that scene, is amazing. oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yfind that scene, is amazing. oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yfind him scene, is amazing. oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yfind him acene, is amazing. oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yfind him a little is amazing. oh, of course i do. yeah, yeah, yfind him a little toomazing. i find him a little bit too enngew— i find him a little bit too cringey-liking,- i find him a little bit too cringey liking, liking cringey and liking, liking ewewtetw— cringey and liking, liking everybody to everybody he's sucking up to ewewtetw. — everybody he's sucking up to- ewewtetw. —ant everybody. he's a great guy. and ant— everybody. he's a great guy. and
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ant t— everybody. he's a great guy. and ant t ten-t— everybody. he's a great guy. and and i don't want— everybody. he's a great guy. and and i don't want him back eeaase— and i don't want him back because it'd— and i don't want him back because it'd be.- and i don't want him back because it'd be. it's really sad to because it'd be. it's really sad. te—anertea to come to be a star in america . wean.— to come to be a star in america . wean. ant— to come to be a star in america . yeah. and .was_ to come to be a star in america . yeah. and .was a- to come to be a star in america . yeah. and was a star. and . yeah. and he was a star. and to . yeah. and he was a star. and te eerne— . yeah. and he was a star. and te tast— . yeah. and he was a star. and to come back to— . yeah. and he was a star. and to come back to britain and old tnttant— to come back to britain and old engiandiyean-_ to come back to britain and old englandiyeah.-you- to come back to britain and old. englandiyeah.-you-the england. yeah. and you know, the sec— england. yeah. and you know, the sec ts— england. yeah. and you know, the sec ts net— england. yeah. and you know, the nnc ts net going— england. yeah. and you know, the bbc is not going to— england. yeah. and you know, the bbc is not going to pay him very nast— bbc is not going to pay him very mast-saw— bbc is not going to pay him very much-gary lineker- bbc is not going to pay him very much gary lineker is much money if gary lineker is the much money if gary lineker is tne nanter— much money if gary lineker is the number one— much money if gary lineker is the number one and he's the number one guy and he's being— the number one guy and he's eerne-ene- the number one guy and he's being-one point- being paid 1.6, one point senetntnt— being paid 1.6, one point something million pounds in anertea— something million pounds in anertea. ne— something million pounds in america, he was— something million pounds in america, he was . making 6 america, he was. making 6 ntttten— america, he was. making 6 ntttten. a— america, he was. making 6 million. a million, yeah. what reattw— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers me,— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers me, paul, though, about him is he did a weird pro vax song, which i'm sure lewis wouldn't like either. he's part of the propaganda establishment, you it used to be you had you know, it used to be you had talk colbert kimmel, talk show host colbert kimmel, all people, seth meyers, all these people, seth meyers, now they're propagandists. now they're all propagandists. even joe biden saying, oh, even hearjoe biden saying, oh, good luck, buddy , and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross,, buddy , and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't dy , and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't it? and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't it? itnd stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't it? it is. :uff. it's gross, isn't it? it is. gross he's woke for pay. it's gross, isn't it? it is. - gross he's woke for pay. james certen— gross he's woke for pay. james corden there's— gross he's woke for pay. james corden there's absolutely no way tnat—ne-s— corden there's absolutely no way tnat—ne-s a— corden there's absolutely no way that—he's a woke- that personally he's a woke nersen— that personally he's a woke nersen t— that personally he's a woke person. i mean— that personally he's a woke person. i mean ,- that personally he's a woke person. i mean , all the person. i mean, all the tneertes— person. i mean, all the theories, all- person. i mean, all the theories, all the theories , all theories, all the theories, all tne— theories, all the theories, all tne stertes— theories, all the theories, all the stories that— theories, all the theories, all the stories that you hear anecdotally _ the stories that you hear anecdotally about james corden, nes— anecdotally about james corden, ne-s an— anecdotally about james corden, ne-s an awtat— anecdotally about james corden, he's an awful person. he comes across. he's less— he's an awful person. he comes across. he's less popular than wetnan. — across. he's less popular than meghan- .tnat— across. he's less popular than meghan. .that you- across. he's less popular than meghan. that you know, that meghan. and that you know, that is meghan. and that you know, that ts-ts— meghan. and that you know, that ts-ts tatte— meghan. and that you know, that ts-ts tatte an— meghan. and that you know, that is is quite an achievement is that is quite an achievement . vea— is that is quite an achievement . tea wea—
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is that is quite an achievement . tea you rtase— is that is quite an achievement . you you raise a— is that is quite an achievement . you you raise a really interesting— . you you raise a really interesting point, which i natn-t— interesting point, which i hadn't considered before . you hadn't considered before. you ean—art- hadn't considered before. you ean—art tren i hadn't considered before. you| can—art from the can separate the art from the nersen— can separate the art from the nersen t— can separate the art from the nersen t knew.— can separate the art from the person i know. we've had this ttseassten— person i know. we've had this discussion michael jackson discussion about michael jackson and discussion about michael jackson ant—newewer- discussion about michael jackson and—however some and whoever else. however some of and whoever else. however some et-tnat— and whoever else. however some et-tnat nes— and whoever else. however some of-that he's done,- of the stuff that he's done, eanteatarw— of the stuff that he's done,- particularly _stacey of the stuff that he's done,- part he .arly _stacey of the stuff that he's done,- part he did _stacey of the stuff that he's done, part he did right stacey of the stuff that he's done, part he did right with stacey of the stuff that he's done, part he did right with somebody and he did right with somebody etse—tatl else for gavin and stacey, but eanteatarw— else for gavin and stacey, but particularly—and. particularly with gavin and staeew— particularly with gavin and staeew-tannw- particularly with gavin and stacey funny and some particularly with gavin and- stacey-funny and some of stacey is very funny and some of the stacey is very funny and some of tne eenetw— stacey is very funny and some of the comedy stuff— stacey is very funny and some of the comedy stuff he's written is funnv-_ the comedy stuff he's written is tannw. att— the comedy stuff he's written is funny- att tent.— the comedy stuff he's written is funny. all right. _ the comedy stuff he's written is funny. all right. �*ftt�*t:cc funny. all right. well, we've provided now, let's provided balance now, so let's let's to mirror . and a let's go to the mirror. and a dutch who has fathered 550 dutch man who has fathered 550 children banned for children has been banned for from donating any more semen . i from donating any more semen. i mean, you know, you've gone too far you're too degenerate far when you're too degenerate for paul the for holland. paul yeah, the dutch are, it? paul it dutch are, isn't it? paul it looked like louis someone do looked like louis did someone do the louis, it's me, the story? it's louis, it's me, it's me. it's painful for me eeaase— it's me. it's painful for me because speaking- c it's painful for me because speaking of sperm and teats— because speaking of sperm and teats ter— because speaking of sperm and louis, for those— because speaking of sperm and louis, for those two things ten-t— louis, for those two things don't-together- louis, for those two things don't together anymore. thank don't go together anymore. thank god don't go together anymore. thank eet .— don't go together anymore. thank set . anyway.— don't go together anymore. thank god . anyway, sperm so god. anyway, sperm donor. so tnts— god. anyway, sperm donor. so we taw— god. anyway, sperm donor. so we gay was— god. anyway, sperm donor. so we gay a— god. anyway, sperm donor. so this guy was a sperm donor, and he this guy was a sperm donor, and ne tatneret— this guy was a sperm donor, and he fathered 550— this guy was a sperm donor, and he fathered 550 children in. in in he fathered 550 children in. in tn nettant— he fathered 550 children in. in in holland or— he fathered 550 children in. in in holland or netherlands or wnatewer— in holland or netherlands or whatever they _ in holland or netherlands or whatever they call that country. ant— whatever they call that country. ant ant.— whatever they call that country. ant ant. ant— whatever they call that country. and and, and people were upset ateat— and and, and people were upset ateat tt— and and, and people were upset about it because— and and, and people were upset about it because it's 550. it's about it because it's 550. it's awery— about it because it's 550. it's a very relatively— about it because it's 550. it's a very relatively small country. it
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a very relatively small country. tt eans— a very relatively small country. it means that— a very relatively small country. it means that i— a very relatively small country. it means that i mean, it means wneeer— it means that i mean, it means wneeer yea-re— it means that i mean, it means whoever you're it— it means that i mean, it means whoever you're it means that tnese— whoever you're it means that tnese wenen— whoever you're it means that these women and men might be tetng— these women and men might be tetng tnetr— these women and men might be tetng tnetr .— these women and men might be doing their . okay— these women and men might be doing their . okay well they doing their. okay well they ntgnt— doing their. okay well they ntgnt te— doing their. okay well they might be doing their sister or tnetr— might be doing their sister or their brother— might be doing their sister or their brother . _ might be doing their sister or their brother . : n c their brother. okay. i shouldn't have asked. we've got three seconds, paul, to make any point. he truly is the father of seconds, paul, to make any poiinetherlands.s the father of netherlands. nick. father of seconds, paul, to make any poiinetherlands. nick. okay. of seconds, paul, to make any- poiinetherlands. nick. okay. all the netherlands. nick. okay. all rtgnt— the netherlands. nick. okay. all rtgnt. — the netherlands. nick. okay. all ngnt. watt.— the netherlands. nick. okay. all right . well, that— the netherlands. nick. okay. all right. �*ftt�*t:cc g: the netherlands. nick. okay. all right . �*ftt�*t:cc g: c right. well, that was good. it was good show. yeah great was a good show. yeah great show. nearly but show. show's nearly over, but we've got to go to the papers one time and have look at one more time and have a look at saturday's pages. the saturday's front pages. so the guardian as row guardian bbc chair quits as row over tory grows . the over tory sleaze grows. the daily telegraph surgeons operate only once every fortnight. the times has nhs strike poses a threat to great ormond street , threat to great ormond street, daily mail, m&s and victoria beckham back out of tourist tax fight. still don't know what that one's about. the i revealed putin's top mercenaries are fighting in sudan. and finally the mirror a new king for our times , which is about the king. times, which is about the king. we discussed quite a lot tonight, that's it for tonight, but that's it for tonight. paul and tonight. thanks to paul and lewis. is back lewis. headliners is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat, tuned for
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