good evening . " good evening. in a moment, headliners. but first, let's bnng headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headunes bring you the latest news headlines on gb news and the top story, the prime minister says the international system for policing human trafficking is not working. tomorrow, rishi sunak will warn the council of european iceland that the world's most vulnerable people are paying the price for the failure to prevent unlawful migration . the downing street migration. the downing street added the challenge is not just added the challenge is not just a uk issue . it comes as mr sunak a uk issue. it comes as mr sunak is trying to pass the illegal migration bill, which is said to stop asylum seekers from crossing the channel in small boats and today the home secretary insisted it's not hypocritical for her. the child

of migrants, to push for lower migration in the uk. in a speech suella braverman defended the government's plan to cut net migration, saying it isn't racist to want to control borders , as she also argued that borders, as she also argued that mass and rapid migration would be a burden on housing and pubuc be a burden on housing and public services. and she said the uk should instead be focusing on creating highly skilled workers at home. there is no good reason why we can't train up enough truck drivers, butchers and fruit pickers, builders or welders. brexit enables us to build- builders or welders. brexit enables us to build a- : : brexit enables us to build a high skilled,— enables us to build a high skilled, high— enables us to build a high skilled, high wage economy that is less— skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent— skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent on low skilled foreign— is less dependent on low skilled foreign labour.— is less dependent on low skilled foreign labour. well, the government— foreign labour. well, the government promises to put more british— government promises to put more iiiiisii produce— government promises to put more british produce on— government promises to put more british produce on supermarket sieives— british produce on supermarket sieives ani— british produce on supermarket shelves and plates under new measures to protect farmers and premie— measures to protect farmers and promote international trade ieais. — promote international trade ieais. iie— promote international trade deals. the prime- promote international trade deals. 37” ii. " promote international trade deals. " deals. the prime minister says that supporting farmers and food producers is essential for economic growth. the proposal

includes a £30 million investment in new technologies and a bid to ensure farmers can get a fair price for their produce . the government will set produce. the government will set out the plans at a food summit tomorrow . now the uk out the plans at a food summit tomorrow. now the uk is to train ukraine's pilots to fly western fighter jets , but has no ukraine's pilots to fly western fighterjets , but has no plans fighterjets, but has no plans to provide the aircraft. at a meeting at chequers today, the prime minister told president zelenskyy of ukraine that providing war planes was not straightforward. but rishi sunak did promise further air defence missiles and drones under the condition they were used only across ukrainian soil. in news here at home, a former met police officer allegedly missed an opportunity to properly investigate it. wayne cousins, before he murdered sarah everard . samantha lee attended a disciplinary hearing today, accused of failing to make the correct investigative inquiries over two incidents when cousins exposed himself to female staff

at a restaurant in kent . it's at a restaurant in kent. it's claimed there were issues with witness statements and evidence , and her investigative work was allegedly rushed . miss lee is allegedly rushed. miss lee is said to have breached the force's standards on duties and responsibilities, charges she denies. the hearing is expected to last several days . and the to last several days. and the police watchdog is investigating after an 11 year old boy was tasered at a holiday park in scotland and police were called to a caravan park near ayr just to a caravan park near ayrjust after 11:00 in the evening. on the 22nd of march. the child who was holding a knife fell to the ground after being tasered. and police scotland say the incident has now been referred to the police investigation and review commissioner. police investigation and review commissioner . you're up to date commissioner. you're up to date on tv, online , dab+ radio and on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news .

news. britain's news. channel hello and welcome to . hello and welcome to headliners.— hello and welcome to headliners. simon evans. headliners. i'm simon evans. ionigiii-s— headliners. i'm simon evans. tonight's bodie— headliners. i'm simon evans. tonight's bodie and doyle are ieo— tonight's bodie and doyle are iso ksarss— tonight's bodie and doyle are leo kearse and— tonight's bodie and doyle are leo kearse and lewis schaefer . leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how ais— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how you— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how are you both?— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. 7 /:::.7’ well, how are you both.7 you.7 well, yeah, i'm how are you both? you? well, yeah, i'm good, thanks.- 7 /:::.7 well, yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. no you— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. no you enjoy— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do you enjoy that?— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do you enjoy that? where are you siisisiiing — do you enjoy that? where are you siisisiing your— do you enjoy that? where are you stretching your-out- do you enjoy that? where are you stretching your out like stretching your arm out like men— stretching your arm out like iiiaii iiisis— stretching your arm out like that? there was— stretching your arm out like that? there was a small opsiaiivs— that? there was a small operative handing me the teleprompter_.- operative handing me the teleprompter . but don't teleprompter device. but don't worry. — teleprompter device. but don't worry. -my— teleprompter device. but don't worry. -my-ani- worry. it's in my firm and sapaiis— worry. it's in my firm and capable hands- worry. it's in my firm and capable hands now. you're capable hands now. like you're doing— capable hands now. like you're doing yoga.— capable hands now. like you're doing yoga. i— capable hands now. like you're doing yoga. i know. oh, just siioioii— doing yoga. i know. oh, just siioioii ii— doing yoga. i know. oh, just stretch it out. _ doing yoga. i know. oh, just stretch it out. oh that's ioiioi. — stretch it out. oh that's better. so— stretch it out. oh that's better. so the- stretch it out. oh that's better. if: stretch it out. oh that's better. j s,’ m? c stretch it out. oh that's- better. so the daily mail gets us underway with tomorrow's front pages . the daily mail has front pages. the daily mail has sovo-s— front pages. the daily mail has sovo-s biasi— front pages. the daily mail has gove's blast first— front pages. the daily mail has gove's blast first at— g the daily mail has gove's blast first at starmer iii— gove's blast first at starmer iii io— gove's blast first at starmer iii io rig— gove's blast first at starmer bid to rig election questions. a lot bid to rig election questions. a ioi oi— bid to rig election questions. a lot of journalese_ bid to rig election questions. a lot of journalese in that iooiiins— lot of journalese in that headline. the- lot of journalese in that headline. the times have fifth of headline. the times have fifth oi oi— headline. the times have fifth of all taxpayers— headline. the times have fifth of all taxpayers will now be in the of all taxpayers will now be in is £0.40— of all taxpayers will now be in the £0.40 band— of all taxpayers will now be in the £0.40 band that is a range of the £0.40 band that is a range oi ioxoiion— the £0.40 band that is a range of taxation rather— the £0.40 band that is a range of taxation rather than a pop ouiiii. — of taxation rather than a pop ouiiii. iio— of taxation rather than a pop outfit. the guardian- of taxation rather than a pop outfit. c: outfit. the guardian tory mps tell braverman quit the pm pitch

and stick to the day job. the express have suella white people should not feel guilty. well, that's an interesting headline. the eye news uk backs ukraine to join nato. and finally , the join nato. and finally, the daily star close encounters of the boring kind . well, those the boring kind. well, those were your front pages . we will were your front pages. we will have a look at them in more detail now . so we kick off . i detail now. so we kick off. i don't know which one of- don't know which one of you has got don't know which one of you has goi ii.— don't know which one of you has goi ii. iso— don't know which one of you has got it. leo you've— don't know which one of you has got it. leo you've got it. the daily— got it. leo you've got it. the ooiiy ixoioss— got it. leo you've got it. the daily express suella braverman ioiiino— daily express suella braverman ioiiino wiiio— daily express suella braverman telling white people not to feel guiiiy. — telling white people not to feel guiiiy. ves— telling white people not to feel guiiiy. vos. so— telling white people not to feel guilty. “4115 telling white people not to feel guilty. v/it: guilty. yes. so suella braverman says that white people should not any sense of collective not feel any sense of collective guilt mean, headline guilt. so, i mean, the headline is misleading. she's not is a bit misleading. she's not saying white saying like all white people everywhere shouldn't feel guilty. court and guilty. if you're in court and you've crime, you you've committed a crime, you possibly feel guilty. but possibly should feel guilty. but you've an you've hidden receipts from an expensive dress from your husband. something like husband. yes something like that. yeah. there grounds that. yeah. there are grounds for feeling but this for feeling guilty. but this this of collective this sort of collective guilt

where, identity where, you know, under identity politics, we're supposed to feel collective guilt over our historic role in slavery. she says that's that's ridiculous. and it is ridiculous. i mean , and it is ridiculous. i mean, how am i supposed to i'm supposed to apologise and atone for slavery. what am i supposed to say? oh, sorry. i had a few drinks. seemed like drinks. you know, it seemed like a the time. a good idea at the time. i wasn't there. it was hundreds of years i was born. it's years before i was born. it's such regressive idea, such a regressive idea, isn't it? original it? collective guilt, original sin. was thing sin. it was the thing that remotely progressive left wing politics do away politics was supposed to do away with ago. it with several generations ago. it was the catholic church, which made you guilty just for made you feel guilty just for being i know. did being born. i don't know. did the jewish faith have that impact on you well? louis impact on you as well? louis i think i think jewish faith is all guilty about all about feeling guilty about something yeah, more a something. yeah, but more of a personal guilt you've let personal guilt that you've let your they say your mother down. they say there's guilt and shame and they're subtly different. but i've work out i've never been able to work out which is. but i think. i which one it is. but i think. i don't whether it's both of don't know whether it's both of nose.— don't know whether it's both of moss-no.— don't know whether it's both of those. -no, there - don't know whether it's both of those.-no, there is- don't know whether it's both of those. no, there is a those. yeah, no, there is a difference. _ those. yeah, no, there is a difference. and- those. yeah, no, there is a difference. ' i: �*" �*" difference. and if you. if you told me question told me this question in advance, could come up advance, i could have come up with answer. well, you both with an answer. well, you both hove— with an answer. well, you bothi have the old testament. i mean, iiioi-s—

have the old testament. i mean, iiioi-s-oomos— have the old testament. i mean, that's-comes from,- that's where it comes from, isn-i— that's where it comes from, isn-i iii— that's where it comes from, isn-i ii is— that's where it comes from, isn't it? it's the— that's where it comes from, isn't it? it's the adam and eve oni— isn't it? it's the adam and eve and is— isn't it? it's the adam and eve and the garden— isn't it? it's the adam and eve and the garden-if- isn't it? it's the adam and eve and the garden if we can get and the garden of if we can get book— and the garden of if we can get back-braverman. - and the garden of if we can get back-braverman. i back to suella braverman. what i wooi— back to suella braverman. what i woni—iusi- back to suella braverman. what i woni—iusi oomol want to ask, let me just come ous— want to ask, let me just come oui.-i-m— want to ask, let me just come oui.-i-m going- want to ask, let me just come out. i'm going even right out. maybe i'm going even right at out. maybe i'm going even right oi iiio— out. maybe i'm going even right oi iiio iioiiy— out. maybe i'm going even right at the daily express. but i mean, how-got. at the daily express. but i mean, how-got this mean, how have we got to this siiuoiioni— situation? an how would this hove— situation? an how would this have looked— situation? an how would this have looked to— situation? an how would this have looked to you? i don't know how— have looked to you? i don't know how-you— have looked to you? i don't know how-you oo— have looked to you? i don't know how you are because i can how old you are because i can remember-tabloid- remember reading tabloid newspapers— remember reading tabloid newspapers 1980s. newspapers in the 1980s. i remember falklands war remember seeing falklands war iooiiinos— remember seeing falklands war iooii ups— remember seeing falklands war iooii ups-on— remember seeing falklands war headl up;,-on the- remember seeing falklands war headl ups, on the sun. how come up later on the sun. how wouii— come up later on the sun. how wouii-iovo— come up later on the sun. how would-have-if- come up later on the sun. how would-have-if you- come up later on the sun. how would have if you had would you have felt if you had soonliioiii— would you have felt if you had seen right leaning tabloid seen a right leaning tabloid newspaper— seen a right leaning tabloid newspaper 1985 with a home newspaper in 1985 with a home socioioiy— newspaper in 1985 with a home secretary_nation| secretary telling us as a nation not secretary telling us as a nation noi io— secretary telling us as a nation noi io iooi— secretary telling us as a nation not to feel guilty— secretary telling us as a nation not to feel guilty for being wiiioi— not to feel guilty for being wiiioi i— not to feel guilty for being white? i mean,— not to feel guilty for being white? i mean, how did we get heroi— white? i mean, how did we get ioioi yeah.— white? i mean, how did we get here? yeah. and— white? i mean, how did we get here? yeah. and also, she'll be condemned— here? yeah. and also, she'll be condemned the— here? yeah. and also, she'll be condemned the guardian will be running— condemned the guardian will be running 0p— condemned the guardian will be iunning op sis— condemned the guardian will be running op eds tomorrow saying sis-s— running op eds tomorrow saying sis-s o— running op eds tomorrow saying she's a horrible— running op eds tomorrow saying she's a horrible fascist, racist .—iiko- she's a horrible fascist, racist ._like hitler. . this is exactly like hitler oni— . this is exactly like hitler and au— . this is exactly like hitler and all that— . this is exactly like hitler and all that kind of stuff. it's noi— and all that kind of stuff. it's noi. i— and all that kind of stuff. it's ooi. i moon— and all that kind of stuff. it's not. i mean, she— and all that kind of stuff. it's not. i mean, she was. she was speaking— not. i mean, she was. she was spooning noooni— not. i mean, she was. she was spooning noion .— not. i mean, she was. she was speaking natcon , which is the speaking natcon, which is the son— speaking natcon, which is the sort-national— speaking natcon, which is the sort national conservative sort of national conservative conference. and— sort of national conservative conference. and she was making onion— conference. and she was making onion-yon— conference. and she was making onion-yon know- conference. and she was making onion-yon know .- conference. and she was making quite you know , noises quite a lot of, you know, noises inoi— quite a lot of, you know, noises no sound— quite a lot of, you know, noises no sound i— quite a lot of, you know, noises that sound i mean— quite a lot of, you know, noises that sound i mean , it's that sound i mean, it's described— that sound i mean, it's described as- that sound i mean, it's described as as right wing. but as described as as right wing. but os yon— described as as right wing. but os you so.— described as as right wing. but os you so. in— described as as right wing. but as you say, in 1985 would have been— as you say, in 1985 would have been pretty— as you say, in 1985 would have been pretty moderate, pretty, pretty— been pretty moderate, pretty, pretty centrist _ been pretty moderate, pretty, pretty centrist stuff. so she got— pretty centrist stuff. so she ooi in— pretty centrist stuff. so she ooi in o— pretty centrist stuff. so she ooi in o oooo— pretty centrist stuff. so she got in a good dig at keir

sooner— got in a good dig at keir starmer over— got in a good dig at keir starmer over gender recognition, saving— starmer over gender recognition, saying inoi— starmer over gender recognition, saying no no— starmer over gender recognition, saying that he could be labour's insi— saying that he could be labour's iinsi ionoio— saying that he could be labour's first female prime— saying that he could be labour's first female prime minister he ooosn-i— first female prime minister he ooosn-i know— first female prime minister he doesn't know what women is, but she doesn't know what women is, but sno-soio— she she also said that multiculturalism was a recipe for multiculturalism was a recipe ion oonnnnonoi— multiculturalism was a recipe for communal disaster and oooiioo— for communal disaster and doubled down— for communal disaster and doubled down on remarks last nonin— doubled down on remarks last nonin inoi— doubled down on remarks last month that she— doubled down on remarks last month that she made about grooming— month that she made about grooming gangs being almost all iniiisn— grooming gangs being almost all iniiisn-.— grooming gangs being almost all nniiisn-. non.- grooming gangs being almost all british,-. now, this- grooming gangs being almost all british, . now, this is british, pakistani. now, this is inionosiino— british, pakistani. now, this is interesting because not many poopin— interesting because not many people niii— interesting because not many people will many home people will not many home secretaries— people will not many home secretaries will— secretaries will take multiculturalism on and multiculturalism head on and say,— multiculturalism head on and so. no— multiculturalism head on and say, no, actually,— multiculturalism head on and say, no, actually, the point is to say, no, actually, the point is io inioonois— say, no, actually, the point is to integrate. point is to to integrate. the point is to ossiniioio— to integrate. the point is to assimilate assimilation became assimilate. assimilation became oinosi— assimilate. assimilation became oinosi-.— assimilate. assimilation became oinosi-. in— assimilate. assimilation became almost-, i'm not- assimilate. assimilation became almost , i'm not being almost again, i'm not being ionno— almost again, i'm not being ionny. ini— almost again, i'm not being funny, but seriously, that was a jewi5h_ funny, but seriously, that was a jewish—“o- funny, but seriously, that was a iowisn—ii. inoii jewish thing, wasn't it, that inoi— jewish thing, wasn't it, that no ionisn — jewish thing, wasn't it, that that jewish, british, jewish poopin— that jewish, british, jewish people — that jewish, british, jewish people were very successful at doing— people were very successful at doing ino— people were very successful at ooino iiio ii— people were very successful at doing like it was— people were very successful at doing like it was a point of onio— doing like it was a point of pride inoi— doing like it was a point of pride that you— doing like it was a point of pride that you would do that, inoi— pride that you would do that, no you— pride that you would do that, that you would _ pride that you would do that, that you would kind of go, i am nono— that you would kind of go, i am proud—know.- that you would kind of go, i am proud—know, and- proud to be, you know, and multiculturalism such multiculturalism has become such a multiculturalism has become such o-nnon— multiculturalism has become such o-nnon .— multiculturalism has become such o-nnon . ino— a i don't know, like a noiioioos— a i don't know, like a religious, quasi religious ioiii— religious, quasi religious ioiin. ves— religious, quasi religious faith. yes. an— religious, quasi religious faith. yes. an ideology . faith. yes. an ideology. multiculturalism. yeah. i mean i ino— multiculturalism. yeah. i mean i ins iosi— multiculturalism. yeah. i mean i mean, the last person to say nnoi— mean, the last person to say no sno— mean, the last person to say what she said— mean, the last person to say what she said basically was inoon— what she said basically was enoch powell— what she said basically was enoch powell ._ what she said basically was enoch powell . well, he said he enoch powell. well, he said he sooion-i— enoch powell. well, he said he sooion-i io— enoch powell. well, he said he couldn't be done.— enoch powell. well, he said he couldn't be done. his warning ii— couldn't be done. his warning ii yon— couldn't be done. his warning ii you i— couldn't be done. his warning was if you if you— couldn't be done. his warning was if you if you get mass innionoiion— was if you if you get mass immigration ,_ was if you if you get mass immigration , it- was if you if you get mass immigration , it won't happen.

immigration, it won't happen. iioss— immigration, it won't happen. mass immigration will drip feed innionoiion— mass immigration will drip feed innionoiion .— mass immigration will drip feed immigration , then people, you immigration, then people, you know.— immigration, then people, you know. oi— immigration, then people, you nnon. oi soon— immigration, then people, you know, at such a— immigration, then people, you know, at such a speed , you know, at such a speed, you yon— know, at such a speed, you arrive, you look— know, at such a speed, you arrive, you look around, you see nnoi— arrive, you look around, you see no ino— arrive, you look around, you see what the dominant— arrive, you look around, you see what the dominant culture is, you— what the dominant culture is, you oion.— what the dominant culture is, you adapt, assimilate, you you adapt, you assimilate, you inioonoio—yoon- integrate, you make your contribution— integrate, you make your contribution mass immigration. you onnvo— contribution mass immigration. you arrive-mass,— contribution mass immigration. you arrive mass, you don't you arrive en mass, you don't iosi— you arrive en mass, you don't iooi oion-s— you arrive en mass, you don't feel there's any— you arrive en mass, you don't feel there's any burden upon you to feel there's any burden upon you io nono— feel there's any burden upon you to make -changes_ feel there's any burden upon you to make -changes in- feel there's any burden upon you to make changes in your own to make any changes in your own ionovioon — to make any changes in your own ionovioon -ioi- to make any changes in your own behaviour. -lot of- behaviour. i think a lot of poopin— behaviour. i think a lot of people-britainl behaviour. i think a lot of- people-britain needs people think that britain needs to people think that britain needs io—voo— people think that britain needs io—voo nove- people think that britain needsi to_you have-look to be changed. you have to look in ino— to be changed. you have to look in in eyes— to be changed. you have to look in in eyes oi— to be changed. you have to look in the eyes of not— to be changed. you have to look in the eyes of not us, but them oni— in the eyes of not us, but them on inso— in the eyes of not us, but them and they think— in the eyes of not us, but them and they think that people and they think that the people inoi—ooiooiiyl that are coming will actually nono— that are coming will actually none-nonn- that are coming will actually make maybe different. that are coming will actually make but maybe different. that are coming will actually make but definitely different. that are coming will actually make but definitely better. nt. that are coming will actually make but definitely better. but yeah, but definitely better. but it yeah, but definitely better. but ii mav— yeah, but definitely better. but ii may io— yeah, but definitely better. but ii may is ino— yeah, but definitely better. but it may be the same . yeah, but definitely better. but it may be the same. i think it's insoniiy— it may be the same. i think it's insoniiy io— it may be the same. i think it's insanity to - like _ it may be the same. i think it's insanity to-like ,- it may be the same. i think it's insanity to like , you know, insanity to say like, you know, iiosionn— insanity to say like, you know, western democracy , western liberal democracy, onion.— western liberal democracy, onion. you — western liberal democracy, which, you know, britain has got a which, you know, britain has got o-noio— which, you know, britain has got o-noio in— which, you know, britain has got o-noio in oni— which, you know, britain has got a role in and upholding, a proud role in and upholding, you— a proud role in and upholding, you know— a proud role in and upholding, you know .— a proud role in and upholding, you know . oni— a proud role in and upholding, you know , and we've equal you know, and we've got equal ionis— you know, and we've got equal nionis oni— you know, and we've got equal ions on on— you know, and we've got equal rights and all that kind of siwii. — rights and all that kind of stuff. that's— rights and all that kind of stuff. that's what it needs is a bit stuff. that's what it needs is a iii oi— stuff. that's what it needs is a bit of sharia— stuff. that's what it needs is a bit of sharia-yeah- stuff. that's what it needs is a bit of sharia yeah yeah. bit of sharia law. yeah yeah. aisoiwio— bit of sharia law. yeah yeah. absolute insanity to think that. oh absolute insanity to think that. con-wo— absolute insanity to think that. on-wo. o— absolute insanity to think that. oh-no, a really- absolute insanity to think that. oh no, a really strict oh yeah. no, a really strict poinononoi— oh yeah. no, a really stricti patriarchal-going oh yeah. no, a really strict. patriarchal-going to patriarchal religion is going to fix patriarchal religion is going to ix inis. — patriarchal religion is going to fix this. imean,_ patriarchal religion is going to fix this. mean, always fix this. i mean, i've always inink— fix this. i mean, i've always inink wow— fix this. i mean, i've always think you know,— fix this. i mean, i've always think you know, your like think you know, your ideal like . kino— think you know, your ideal like . kino oi— think you know, your ideal like , kind of multiculturism. it snowi— , kind of multiculturism. it snowio io— , kind of multiculturism. it should be different threads inio— should be different threads woven into tapestry or a rug, woven into a tapestry or a rug, noni—inoi-s- right? that's fine. that's a good— right? that's fine. that's a good-different- right? that's fine. that's a good different colours good idea for different colours .-ooiionns— good idea for different colours , patterns emerge, but , different patterns emerge, but the

, different patterns emerge, but ins-nosi— , different patterns emerge, but ins-nooo io— , different patterns emerge, but the-need to be- , different patterns emerge, but the-need to be all- , different patterns emerge, but the need to be all of the threads need to be all of nononiw— the threads need to be all of roughly one— the threads need to be all of roughly the-sort- the threads need to be all of roughly the sort of roughly the same sort of inioknoss— roughly the same sort of- thickness—motty roughly the same sort of- thickness_motty and thickness and flexible motty and of thickness and flexible motty and oi ino— thickness and flexible motty and oi one some— thickness and flexible motty and of the same material and of being— of the same material and of being iosio— of the same material and of being basic british values such as being basic british values such os noo.— being basic british values such os no. wniio— being basic british values such as red, white and— being basic british values such as red, white and blue. we ioionoio— as red, white and blue. we ioionoio .— as red, white and blue. we tolerate . no,— as red, white and blue. we tolerate . no, we tolerate, you tolerate. no, we tolerate, you know.— tolerate. no, we tolerate, you know. everybody— tolerate. no, we tolerate, you know, everybody ,_ tolerate. no, we tolerate, you know, everybody , you know, we know, everybody, you know, we ioionoio— know, everybody, you know, we tolerate lgbtq_ know, everybody, you know, we tolerate lgbtq people. women nove— tolerate lgbtq people. women nowo goi— tolerate lgbtq people. women nowo ooi ino— tolerate lgbtq people. women have got the right to vote. i i-wo goi— have got the right to vote. i mean, i've got to- have got the right to vote. i mean, i've got to bring in lewis on ino— mean, i've got to bring in lewis on one noxi— mean, i've got to bring in lewis on the next story— mean, i've got to bring in lewis on the next story now, daily iioii— on the next story now, daily moi-wo— on the next story now, daily mail.-we have- on the next story now, daily mail. we have michael gove, mail. and we have michael gove, wno— mail. and we have michael gove, wno is— mail. and we have michael gove, wno is i— mail. and we have michael gove, wno is i oon-i— mail. and we have michael gove, who is i don't know— mail. and we have michael gove, who is i don't know this is a iiiiio— who is i don't know this is a iiiiio iii— who is i don't know this is a little bit of— who is i don't know this is a little bit of a— who is i don't know this is a little bit of a he— who is i don't know this is a little bit of a he said she said ioiionino— little bit of a he said she said battering back— little bit of a he said she said battering back and forth, isn't it battering back and forth, isn't ii on— battering back and forth, isn't ii on rigging— battering back and forth, isn't it on rigging vote rigging and so on oi— it on rigging vote rigging and so on oi ino— it on rigging vote rigging and so on at the moment. �*vw�*izill so on at the moment. well, this is oion.— so on at the moment. well, this is oion. i— so on at the moment. well, this is oion. ionoss— so on at the moment. well, this is them. i guess they're- is them. i guess they're inosnino— is them. i guess they're trashing labour. - i guess they're trashing labour. i“ is them. i guess they're- trashing labour. this is another story. let's trash labour. and they're that starmer they're saying that starmer wants to when he gets in which he will get in, he wants to. he wants let 4 million he will get in, he wants to. he wants-let 4 million eu- ct czi i“ he wants let 4 million eu people wants to let 4 million eu people woos— wants to let 4 million eu people woio wo— wants to let 4 million eu people woio no io— wants to let 4 million eu people woio no io 6— wants to let 4 million eu people vote up to 6 million, up to 6 niiiion. — vote up to 6 million, up to 6 million. okay.— vote up to 6 million, up to 6 million. okay. we- vote up to 6 million, up to 6 million. �*vw�*izi c l vote up to 6 million, up to 6 million. [mao �*vw�*izi iii?" . ”iziiiillyo million. okay. we don't really even know how many people are in the country. probably. i mean, i noio— the country. probably. i mean, i nope they— the country. probably. i mean, i hope inow oon-i— the country. probably. i mean, i hope they don't know- coin. probably. i mean, i hope they don't know that i'm non.— hope they don't know that i'm nono- ano— hope they don't know that i'm nono- and so— hope they don't know that i'm here. and so basically what this oni— here. and so basically what this on oiso— here. and so basically what this on oiso ini— here. and so basically what this and also let 16— here. and so basically what this and also let 16 year olds vote 16 and also let 16 year olds vote is wooi— and also let 16 year olds vote is woon oios— and also let 16 year olds vote 16 year olds seems to be more

working— 16 year olds seems to be more worrying noi— 16 year olds seems to be more worrying but there's a number of wings— worrying but there's a number of ininos-iooon— worrying but there's a number of things jacob rees—mogg worrying but there's a number of thingsat jacob rees—mogg worrying but there's a number of thingsat the jacob rees—mogg worrying but there's a number of thingsat the sameob rees—mogg worrying but there's a number of things at the same national mogg today at the same national oonwoniion— today at the same national convention national conservatism wnoiowon— convention national conservatism whatever. effectively to whatever. yeah effectively to all whatever. yeah effectively to oii-ono— whatever. yeah effectively to all and purposes all intents and purposes ooniiioo— all intents and purposes admitted with a bit of a wink oni— admitted with a bit of a wink on o— admitted with a bit of a wink on o nwooo— admitted with a bit of a wink and a nudge that the tories had noisi— and a nudge that the tories had noooolsnowoss— and a nudge that the tories had hoped suppress certain hoped to suppress certain oiononis— hoped to suppress certain elements of— hoped to suppress certain elements of the electorate by ininoowoino— elements of the electorate by introducing the _ elements of the electorate by introducing the need for voter id. introducing the need for voter b ano— introducing the need for voter b no in— introducing the need for voter id. and in fact,— introducing the need for voter id. and in fact, it— introducing the need for voter id. and in fact, it backfired on inon — id. and in fact, it backfired on them because— id. and in fact, it backfired on them because they turned out to be them because they turned out to is is — them because they turned out to is is siisniw— them because they turned out to be the elderly and— them because they turned out to be the elderly and confused who had be the elderly and confused who noo iwnsi— be the elderly and confused who noo owned in— be the elderly and confused who had turned up, who would nonnoiiw—iowi normally have voted tory. wnsnsos— normally have voted tory. whereas all— normally have voted tory. whereas all the all the 18 year oiis— whereas all the all the 18 year oiis oni— whereas all the all the 18 year olds and recent— whereas all the all the 18 year olds and recent immigrants had had olds and recent immigrants had noo ioois— olds and recent immigrants had noo ioois oi— olds and recent immigrants had had loads of ideas, you know , had loads of ideas, you know, isoss— had loads of ideas, you know, isoss inso— had loads of ideas, you know, because they need to get into nionioiwis — because they need to get into nightclubs. exactly yes, that's nioni. — nightclubs. exactly yes, that's noni. iwow — nightclubs. exactly yes, that's right.-you-this- nightclubs. exactly yes, that's right. you this kind nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing you this kind nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing canu this kind nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing can work this kind nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing can work at this kind nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing can work at the kind nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing can work at the end! nightclubs. exactly yes, that's rigthing can work at the end of of thing can work at the end of the of thing can work at the end of ins—is— of thing can work at the end of ins—is iosi- of thing can work at the end of ins—is iwsi on- the day. this is just an indication of how the indication of how of how the political system in this country, nothing personal. it's a great country. but the ioiiiiooi— a great country. but the political system is substandard inoi— political system is substandard no you— political system is substandard no you on— political system is substandard that you can have— political system is substandard that you can have you can have a guy— that you can have you can have a guy sisoisi— that you can have you can have a guy sisoiso oni— that you can have you can have a guy elected and the— that you can have you can have a guy elected and the change is noiisn— guy elected and the change is noiisn so— guy elected and the change is can happen so fast, it'll make wow— can happen so fast, it'll make wow nsoi— can happen so fast, it'll make wow nsoo spin. — can happen so fast, it'll make your head spin. it's like sonsinino— your head spin. it's like something that erdogan would do or something that erdogan would do —oknow - something that erdogan would do —oknow ksonl or something you know. yeah, sinononon— or something you know. yeah, sonon-- or something you know. yeah,| strongman,-,-know strongman, dictator, you know ononoino— strongman, dictator, you know changing-radical- strongman, dictator, you know changing radical a change changing that radical a change siss— changing that radical a change iks-iiks— changing that radical a change erg like redrawing erg it's like redrawing boundaries— erg it's like redrawing boundaries to i it erg it's like redrawing- boundaries to i-it would

boundaries to i think it would be boundaries to i think it would is i— boundaries to i think it would is i inink— boundaries to i think it would is i inink ii— boundaries to i think it would be i think it would be deeply onioinion— be i think it would be deeply unpopular, even— be i think it would be deeply unpopular, even if, if unpopular, even if, even if ioiow— unpopular, even if, even if ioiow noi— unpopular, even if, even if labour had decent majority, labour had a decent majority, wnion— labour had a decent majority, wnion-iinn- labour had a decent majority, which firm indication which is no like firm indication yet which is no like firm indication wsi inoi— which is no like firm indication wsi no they— which is no like firm indication yet that they will— which is no like firm indication yet that they will have that inso— yet that they will have that insw on— yet that they will have that they can rule— yet that they will have that they can rule without a cooiiiion— they can rule without a coalition i— they can rule without a coalition i think i think to ininoowos— coalition i think i think to introduce 16— coalition i think i think to introduce 16 olds, introduce 16 year olds, ssisoioiiw— introduce 16 year olds, especially would be to be fair to especially would be to be fair io-iii— especially would be to be fair io-iu poops.— especially would be to be fair io-iu isoiis. i- especially would be to be fair to eu people. i mean that is to the eu people. i mean that is nos— to the eu people. i mean that is nos issn— to the eu people. i mean that is has been discussed— to the eu people. i mean that is has been discussed endlessly on this has been discussed endlessly on ins—koo- has been discussed endlessly on inis—kow noos- this channel today. you have commonwealth— this channel today. you have commonwe not _ this channel today. you have commonwe not talking about vote. we're not talking about iosi— vote. we're not talking about iosi-wnois— vote. we're not talking about just-whole-eu.- just the whole of the eu. siwiowsiw— just the whole of the eu. obviously,-to. just the whole of the eu. obviously,-to some obviously, you have to have some oonniinsni— obviously, you have to have some commitment-and- obviously, you have to have some commitment and working commitment to living and working nons— commitment to living and working isos-iowino— commitment to living and working isos-iowino-oni- commitment to living and working here-paying-and.on.l here and paying taxes and so on. ioon.— here and paying taxes and so on. ioon—oi- here and paying taxes and so on. ioon—oi issisi yeah, well, that kind of feels to yeah, well, that kind of feels io-nowis— yeah, well, that kind of feels to-maybe that's- yeah, well, that kind of feels to maybe that's a that's to me like maybe that's a that's a to me like maybe that's a that's o isiois— to me like maybe that's a that's a debate worth. _ to me like maybe that's a that's a debate worth. but isn't it inns— a debate worth. but isn't it inns inowon— a debate worth. but isn't it true though, i— a debate worth. but isn't it true though, i forgot what i was going— true though, i forgot what i was going-sowi— true though, i forgot what i was going say? something going to say? it's something to do going to say? it's something to io-sisok— going to say? it's something to io-sisok .— going to say? it's something to io-sisok . ini— going to say? it's something to do steak , but we're coming do with steak, but we're coming iook— do with steak, but we're coming iook io— do with steak, but we're coming iook io inoi— do with steak, but we're coming back to that later. _ do with steak, but we're coming back to that later. what do we noos— back to that later. what do we nose-i— back to that later. what do we nows-ilusi- back to that later. what do we have-iius?-so. back to that later. what do wei have-iius?-so the have in the i in us? leo so the i-a_ have in the i in us? leo so the i-o wk— have in the i in us? leo so the i-o iik iooks— have in the i in us? leo so the i a uk backs ukraine to join i has a uk backs ukraine to join wno— i has a uk backs ukraine to join wkio so— i has a uk backs ukraine to join nato so britain— i has a uk backs ukraine to join nato so britain will back nato nsnisnsnii— nato so britain will back nato membership for— nato so britain will back nato membership for ukraine the membership for ukraine after the war membership for ukraine after the won-kissio— membership for ukraine after the war-russia has— membership for ukraine after the war russia has ended . so war with russia has ended. so i ion-i— war with russia has ended. so i ion-i know— war with russia has ended. so i don't know when— war with russia has ended. so i don't know when that's going to be. don't know when that's going to is. ans— don't know when that's going to is. in they— don't know when that's going to be. are they looking looking to misi— be. are they looking looking to zoom-ii— be. are they looking looking to 2048?-it certainly- be. are they looking looking to 2048? it certainly this 2048? well, it certainly this sowi— 2048? well, it certainly this sowii is— 2048? well, it certainly this sowii is o— 2048? well, it certainly this could be a while, but there's a pious— could be a while, but there's a iioiws insis— could be a while, but there's a picture there of— could be a while, but there's a picture there of and picture there of rishi and vioiinin— picture there of rishi and vladimir zelenskyy meeting. and i vladimir zelenskyy meeting. and i inink— vladimir zelenskyy meeting. and i inink ins— vladimir zelenskyy meeting. and i think the reason— vladimir zelenskyy meeting. and i think the reason they meet so oiisn— i think the reason they meet so oiisn is— i think the reason they meet so often is because— i think the reason they meet so often is because they're the

noion.— often is because they're the same height. yes. i was going to say,— same height. yes. i was going to sow. nonnoiiw— same height. yes. i was going to say, normally it's— same height. yes. i was going to say, normally it's like zsisnskw— say, normally it's like zelenskyy meet zelenskyy is to go and meet iiks— zelenskyy is to go and meet mks-know.— zelenskyy is to go and meet like,-know,-ori like, you know, erdogan or iioonon— like, you know, erdogan or macron. another like, you know, erdogan or- macron. -another one. macron. macron is another one. koo— macron. macron is another one. you know.— macron. macron is another one. you know. kisni— macron. macron is another one. you know, rishi macron, you know, rishi and macron, they iooksi— you know, rishi and macron, they looked adorable— you know, rishi and macron, they looked adorable together in insin— looked adorable together in their little _ looked adorable together in their little i— looked adorable together in their little i think you should be their little i think you should is oiiowsi— their little i think you should be allowed to— their little i think you should be allowed to make jokes be allowed to make any jokes oiowi— be allowed to make any jokes oiowi-oi— be allowed to make any jokes about-of anybody- about height of anybody zsisnskw— about height of anybody zelenskyy is— about height of anybody zelenskyy is he's proven he's he may— zelenskyy is he's proven he's he now noos— zelenskyy is he's proven he's he may nows ins— zelenskyy is he's proven he's he may have the stature of a four wooi— may have the stature of a four wson oio— may have the stature of a four wson oio bov— may have the stature of a four year old boy but— may have the stature of a four year old boy but he has the noon— year old boy but he has the noon oi— year old boy but he has the noon oi o— year old boy but he has the heart of a lion.— year old boy but he has the heart of a lion. oh, absolutely. ani— heart of a lion. oh, absolutely. anilinoioiiw— heart of a lion. oh, absolutely. andlprobably-you- heart of a lion. oh, absolutely. and probably you in the and it probably helps you in the iwnksn — and it probably helps you in the iwnksn -i-i— and it probably helps you in the bunker. i'd constantly bunker. i mean, i'd constantly be bunker. i mean, i'd constantly is ionoino— bunker. i mean, i'd constantly is ionoino ny— bunker. i mean, i'd constantly be banging my head steady on. i i be banging my head steady on. i i on— be banging my head steady on. i i am interested,— be banging my head steady on. i i am interested, though, by the inowoni— i am interested, though, by the inononi inoi— i am interested, though, by the thought that they— i am interested, though, by the thought that they would become noio— thought that they would become nato members— thought that they would become nato members ._ thought that they would become nato members . and i'm not nato members. and i'm not snoowooso— nato members. and i'm not. encouraged—honest, encouraged by it, to be honest, isoss— encouraged by it, to be honest, because there's— encouraged by it, to be honest, because there's benefit to because there's no benefit to noio— because there's no benefit to wow .— because there's no benefit to wow . ii-s— because there's no benefit to nato . it's they're purely being nato. it's they're purely being iioosi— nato. it's they're purely being iiooso insis— nato. it's they're purely being placed there as— nato. it's they're purely being placed there as a— nato. it's they're purely being placed there as a provocation. inis— placed there as a provocation. inis is— placed there as a provocation. this is exactly— placed there as a provocation. this is exactly why russia inwoisi— this is exactly why russiaj invaded—place. invaded in the first place. coniisis— invaded in the first place. complete conspiracy theory, nonssnso—iol nonsense, a provocation to kwssio— nonsense, a provocation to kwssio. kos— nonsense, a provocation to russia. yes. no,- nonsense, a provocation to russia. yes. no, that's an oisoiwis— russia. yes. no, that's an absolute nonsense. this would to be absolute nonsense. this would to is sioo— absolute nonsense. this would to is sioi kwssio— absolute nonsense. this would to be stop russia invading ukraine. and be stop russia invading ukraine. ani i— be stop russia invading ukraine. and i inink— be stop russia invading ukraine. and i think but— be stop russia invading ukraine. and i think but the idea that inso— and i think but the idea that insw wiii— and i think but the idea that they will become a member would be they will become a member would is o— they will become a member would be a provocation— they will become a member would be a provocation ._ they will become a member would be a provocation . that was what be a provocation. that was what sxooiiw— be a provocation. that was what skooiiwi why— be a provocation. that was what exactly? why provocation exactly? why was the provocation 7 exactly? why was the provocation ? it exactly? why was the provocation i-ii-ii— exactly? why was the provocation i-ii-ii wos— exactly? why was the provocation ? - it. it was touted - exactly? why was the provocation ?-it-it was touted as- ? no, it was it was touted as ins— ? no, it was it was touted as is soson— ? no, it was it was touted as the reason as— ? no, it was it was touted as the reason as an— ? no, it was it was touted as the reason as an excuse. but, i iwiin-s— the reason as an excuse. but, i mean, putin's old— the reason as an excuse. but, i mean, putin's old he was

mean, putin's old i think he was innsoisnsi— mean, putin's old i think he was innsoisnsi by— mean, putin's old i think he was threatened by syria. i mean, its— threatened by syria. i mean, it's nonsense. _ threatened by syria. i mean, it's nonsense. he— threatened by syria. i mean, it's nonsense. he invades where he it's nonsense. he invades where ns—ns— it's nonsense. he invades where ns—ns wonsi - he wants when he wants. he inowoni— he wants when he wants. he inowonilwos— he wants when he wants. he thoughtlwas-to- he wants when he wants. he thought was to work. he wants when he wants. he- thoughtlwas-to work. he thought it was going to work. he iiowoii— thought it was going to work. he thought, nonsense.— thought it was going to work. he thought, nonsense. told thought, nonsense. he was told osnoiniw—iwi- thought, nonsense. he was told certainly—but thej certainly not nonsense. but the iisniw— certainly not nonsense. but the iisniwlwsw— certainly not nonsense. but the plenty very ranking plenty of very high ranking ionsion—wnoi plenty of very high ranking- foreign _who were foreign policy experts who were sisokino— foreign policy experts who were sisokino wow— foreign policy experts who were speaking very urgently about onis— speaking very urgently about inisliiks— speaking very urgently about this-like 2014,— speaking very urgently about this like 2014, let alone this in like 2014, let alone nsosniiw— this in like 2014, let alone nsosniiw .— this in like 2014, let alone nsosniiw. ii— this in like 2014, let alone recently . it was- this in like 2014, let alone recently . it was a mistake to recently. it was a mistake to ii— recently. it was a mistake to ii insn— recently. it was a mistake to see it then when _ recently. it was a mistake to see it then when it didn't have any— see it then when it didn't have on conson— see it then when it didn't have on oonosn oi— see it then when it didn't have any chance of happening. but i inink— any chance of happening. but i wink-sowing- any chance of happening. but i inink—sowino is- any chance of happening. but i think-saying is to- any chance of happening. but i think saying is to see think what i'm saying is to see it think what i'm saying is to see ii now— think what i'm saying is to see it now because— think what i'm saying is to see it now because there does need to it now because there does need io is— it now because there does need io is so— it now because there does need to be some sort— it now because there does need to be some sort of— it now because there does need to be some sort of security onononiss— to be some sort of security guarantee i'm guarantee for ukraine. what i'm sowing—woos- saying now is that if you're sowing— saying now is that if you're sowing os— saying now is that if you're sowing os-os- saying now is that if you're saying as as this war is saying as soon as this war is ins— saying as soon as this war is over, the ukraine— saying as soon as this war is over, the ukraine going to over, the ukraine is going to join— over, the ukraine is going to on wine.— over, the ukraine is going to join nato, that— over, the ukraine is going to join nato, that escalates the siokss—ion- join nato, that escalates thei stakes _for russia. stakes even further for russia. kwssio— stakes even further for russia. russia-looking- stakes even further for russia. russia-lookinglal russia is already looking at a siiwoiion— russia is already looking at a situation—loses- russia is already looking at a situation—loses ,. russia is already looking at a situation loses , it situation where if it loses, it iosss—iosss- situation where if it loses, it loses—loses face, loses everything, loses face, iosss— loses everything, loses face, loses status. _ loses everything, loses face, loses status. in— loses everything, loses face, loses status. in what way is iiknoins— loses status. in what way is iiknoins noi— loses status. in what way is ukraine not supported by nato now:— ukraine not supported by nato wow. ins— ukraine not supported by nato wow. ins onw— ukraine not supported by nato now, the only the only way it's not:— now, the only the only way it's noi. is— now, the only the only way it's noi. is insis— now, the only the only way it's not, is there aren't— now, the only the only way it's not, is there aren't actual nato inoois— not, is there aren't actual nato inoois in— not, is there aren't actual nato inoois in on— not, is there aren't actual nato troops in an enormous sense . and troops in an enormous sense. and iiks— troops in an enormous sense. and iiks ansnoo— troops in an enormous sense. and iiks ansnoo is— troops in an enormous sense. and like america is not— troops in an enormous sense. and like america is not actually oiiookino— like america is not actually oiiookino is— like america is not actually attacking is not— like america is not actually attacking is not part of the ii— attacking is not part of the ii is— attacking is not part of the war. if it's nato, if they're noio— war. if it's nato, if they're nato members, given all its wsoionw— nato members, given all its wsoionw io— nato members, given all its weaponry to someone else to n...— weaponry to someone else to in. inoi-s— weaponry to someone else to fire, that's an— weaponry to someone else to fire, that's an extraordinarily iiiisnsni— fire, that's an extraordinarily different situation than than is the different situation than than is is ioini. — different situation than than is is poini. ins— different situation than than is the point. the point is america

spons— the point. the point is america sisni. i— the point. the point is america sisni. i inink— the point. the point is america spent, i think 150— the point. the point is america spent, i think 150 or 170 niiiion— spent, i think 150 or 170 million, billion dollars iiiiion— million, billion dollars billion, while you guys while inoiisn— billion, while you guys while inoiisn isoiis— billion, while you guys while english people and europeans noos— english people and europeans nows siono— english people and europeans nows sisni zo— english people and europeans have spent 20 billion russia. no.— have spent 20 billion russia. wo. inoi-s— have spent 20 billion russia. no, that's that's— have spent 20 billion russia. no, that's that's it's not true. wows— no, that's that's it's not true. ws-ws oiwsn — no, that's that's it's not true. ws-ws oiwsn o— no, that's that's it's not true. we've given a huge amount for ionoii— we've given a huge amount for ionoii ironi— we've given a huge amount for donald trump say— we've given a huge amount for donald trump say that so it must be donald trump say that so it must is inns— donald trump say that so it must be true america— donald trump say that so it must be true america have been able to be true america have been able io ioni— be true america have been able io iioni o— be true america have been able io iioni o proxy— be true america have been able to fight a proxy war at zero cosi— to fight a proxy war at zero oosi oi— to fight a proxy war at zero oosi oi ioiw— to fight a proxy war at zero cost of body bags which is the onw— cost of body bags which is the only poini— cost of body bags which is the only poini oi— cost of body bags which is the only point at which their people sion— only point at which their people soon—ois- only point at which their people start—die when. only point at which their peoplei start—die when you start to get ample die when you wnsn— start to get ample die when you wnsn-insin— start to get ample die when youi when -their-and when you waste their money and oiso-ns— when you waste their money and they're—bankruptcy. when you waste their money and theywell, bankruptcy when you waste their money and theywell,that's bankruptcy when you waste their money and theywell, that's possiblyiptcy when you waste their money and theywell, that's possibly true. and well, that's possibly true. ws-ii—iow- and well, that's possibly true. ws-ii—iow iil we'll get on to that day if kwssio— we'll get on to that day if kwssio wos— we'll get on to that day if russia was just- we'll get on to that day if russia was just allowed to nonioos— russia was just allowed to rampage across- russia was just allowed to rampage across europe. lois, isii— rampage across europe. lois, osn—ins- rampage across europe. lois,- isii—ins-ioos tell us what's on the front page of tell us what's on the front page oi ins— tell us what's on the front page of the - before _ tell us what's on the front page of the - before we - tell us what's on the front page of the before we go the of the star before we go to the oiosino— of the star before we go to the closing counters— of the star before we go to the closing counters boring closing counters of the boring kins.— closing counters of the boring kins-sows— closing counters of the boring kind. says basically kind. okay. it says basically inoi— kind. okay. it says basically inoi-is— kind. okay. it says basically that-is like- kind. okay. it says basically that-is like has. kind. okay. it says basically that is like has mass that belgium is like has mass iiio— that belgium is like has mass iiio signings— that belgium is like has mass ufo sightings in— that belgium is like has mass ufo sightings in belgium and wnion— ufo sightings in belgium and wnion is— ufo sightings in belgium and which is considered to be the owiissi— which is considered to be the dullest country— which is considered to be the dullest country in the world, wnion— dullest country in the world, which -think- dullest country in the world, which-think it- dullest country in the world, which-think it is- which i don't think it is the owiissi. — which i don't think it is the owiissi. ii— which i don't think it is the dullest. it is— which i don't think it is the dullest. it is not- which i don't think it is the dullest. it is not the dullest oonninw— dullest. it is not the dullest oonniw. wo. — dullest. it is not the dullest country. no. think. didn't country. no. ithink. didn't inso— country. no. ithink. didn't oiso-iiks- country. no. ithink. didn't. they-like politicians they have like like politicians in—iiks— they have like like politicians in_like abusing?l in basements like abusing? it's not in basements like abusing? it's noo—iiks- not a remotely dull it's like ins— not a remotely dull it's like ins-ins— not a remotely dull it's like ins-ins eu.- not a remotely dull it's like the the eu, which not a remotely dull it's like. the-the eu, which is the centre of the eu, which is noi— the centre of the eu, which is noi skoiiino. — the centre of the eu, which is not exciting. but— the centre of the eu, which is not exciting. but i— the centre of the eu, which is not exciting. but i mean, it's oisoniw— not exciting. but i mean, it's clearlylcentre_ not exciting. but i mean, it's clearly centre activity. clearly a centre of activity. is— clearly a centre of activity. it's-bizarre- clearly a centre of activity. it's-bizarre from, clearly a centre of activity. itthinklbizarre from, clearly a centre of activity. itthink justizarre from, clearly a centre of activity. itthink just before from, clearly a centre of activity. itthink just before the from, clearly a centre of activity. itthink just before the firstfrom, i think just before the first worki— i think just before the first wonii won— i think just before the first world war where it used to be iiks— world war where it used to be iiks nooksi— world war where it used to be like mocked because it was noiniw— like mocked because it wasi

mainly—country mainly it was like a country of no mainly it was like a country of. no_nevertheless no consequence that nevertheless iniioin— no consequence that nevertheless britain—defend. i britain had a treaty to defend. ani— britain had a treaty to defend. kno—inoi-s- britain had a treaty to defend. and—that's why- britain had a treaty to defend. and that's why we and that's why that's why we woo-inoi - and that's why that's why we were-into. well- and that's why that's why we were into. well so and were plunged into. well so and oiso— were plunged into. well so and oiso wow— were plunged into. well so and oiso you noos— were plunged into. well so and also you have the— were plunged into. well so and also you have the french and the oni— also you have the french and the ono—kson- also you have the french and thei and _yeah, whatever also you have the french and thei aand_yeah, whatever also you have the french and the aand there's yeah, whatever also you have the french and the aand there's some yeah, whatever also you have the french and the aand there's some weird.vhatever also you have the french and the aand there's some weird. have ter . and there's some weird. have you— . and there's some weird. have wow—ion- . and there's some weird. havej wow—ion ins you done that weird gig for the ioii— you done that weird gig for the ioii-ns— you done that weird gig for the ioii-ns inis- you done that weird gig for the ioii-ns onis-uni you done that weird gig for the. bald-he puts-up. he bald guy who he puts you up. he inis— bald guy who he puts you up. he puts-up— bald guy who he puts you up. he onis-oi in— bald guy who he puts you up. he onis-oi in in— bald guy who he puts you up. he onis-oi in nis in— bald guy who he puts you up. he puts up in his in his mum's puts you up in his in his mum's nos— puts you up in his in his mum's house-remember- puts you up in his in his mum's house. remember like, house. and i remember like, oson.— house. and i remember like, wsonliossn-i— house. and i remember like, yeah, doesn't like it. so yeah, she doesn't like it. so sis— yeah, she doesn't like it. so sis-iiks— yeah, she doesn't like it. so she like hoovering around my she was like hoovering around my iosi— she was like hoovering around my feet-aggressively,- she was like hoovering around my feet know, aggressively, she was like hoovering around my feet know, she aggressively, she was like hoovering around my feet know, she obviously ely, she was like hoovering around my feet know, she obviously hated me you know, she obviously hated me isino— you know, she obviously hated me isino insis— you know, she obviously hated me being there. she— you know, she obviously hated me being there. she has not done her being there. she has not done now nisiow—is- being there. she has not done her history-is the. her history well. that is the ironi— her history well. that is the inoni-oi— her history well. that is the front of dispense with. front page of dispense with. iowss— front page of dispense with. excuse-us-the excuse me. join us after the insok— excuse me. join us after the insoklnows— excuse me. join us after the break. have tubby protesters, break. we have tubby protesters, insoosnowsn— break. we have tubby protesters, treacherous ruskies dodgy oioonosss— treacherous ruskies dodgy oioonosss .— treacherous ruskies dodgy diagnoses . we'll see you in

gb news radio . gb news radio. iwelcome- gb news radio. welcome back to headliners with me, simon and in the me, simon evans in hq and in the vinyl roof, capri, three vinyl roof, ford capri, three litre gear. we have leo kearse oni— litre gear. we have leo kearse oni iswis— litre gear. we have leo kearse and lewis schaefer,— l sizi 3 we have leo kearse and lewis schaefer, depher sonosisn— and lewis schaefer, depher schaefer, shameless self schaefer, the shameless self owiiioisi. — schaefer, the shameless self iniiioisi. so— schaefer, the shameless self publicist. so i— schaefer, the shameless self publicist. so i news to kick off inis— publicist. so i news to kick off inis kwonsno— publicist. so i news to kick off this kwarteng leo— publicist. so i news to kick off this kwarteng leo and in a break wiin— this kwarteng leo and in a break with tradition,— this kwarteng leo and in a break with tradition, i'm— this kwarteng leo and in a break with tradition, i'm going to noo— with tradition, i'm going to wood owi— with tradition, i'm going to wood owi on— with tradition, i'm going to read out an entire tweet i iosisi— read out an entire tweet i posted-seven- read out an entire tweet i posted seven years read out an entire tweet i- posted-seven years ago as posted nearly seven years ago as

insnsso—ins- posted nearly seven years ago as theresa _the toryi theresa may addressed the tory conference in— theresa may addressed the tory conference in october 2016. an i wnois— conference in october 2016. an i wnois ii.— conference in october 2016. an i wnois ii. i— conference in october 2016. an i wrote it. i have— conference in october 2016. an i wrote it. i have been on twitter ins— wrote it. i have been on twitter zoos.— wrote it. i have been on twitter since 2009. every— wrote it. i have been on twitter since 2009. every single tory conference has— since 2009. every single tory conference has struck twitter as snowing— conference has struck twitter as snowing o— conference has struck twitter as showing a shocking lurch to the non. — showing a shocking lurch to the non. kson— showing a shocking lurch to the right. yeah, that— showing a shocking lurch to the right. yeah, that was seven wsons— right. yeah, that was seven wsons oso— right. yeah, that was seven wsons ooo oni— right. yeah, that was seven years ago and still it continues . ani— years ago and still it continues . and bizarrely,— years ago and still it continues . and bizarrely, we've got the nosi— . and bizarrely, we've got the nosi isii— . and bizarrely, we've got the most left wing— . and bizarrely, we've got the most left wing conservative party— most left wing conservative ionw oi— most left wing conservative ionw oi oi— most left wing conservative party of all time. but suella braverman speech on immigration ioiow— braverman speech on immigration ioiow wos— braverman speech on immigration today was disrupted by extinction— today was disrupted by extinction rebellion protesters. sns— extinction rebellion protesters. sins oi— extinction rebellion protesters. sins oi insn— extinction rebellion protesters. one of them was— extinction rebellion protesters. one of them was very fat , which one of them was very fat, which snoossis— one of them was very fat, which snoossis io— one of them was very fat, which snoossis io ns— one of them was very fat, which suggests to me that he's not iokino— suggests to me that he's not iokino inis— suggests to me that he's not taking this climate change thing ssniowsiw. — taking this climate change thing ssniowsiw. i— taking this climate change thing seriously. i mean,— taking this climate change thing seriously. i mean, jeez, if he iiiss— seriously. i mean, jeez, if he flies anywhere,— seriously. i mean, jeez, if he flies anywhere, the amount of oil flies anywhere, the amount of oii oiso-ii— flies anywhere, the amount of oil they'll have— flies anywhere, the amount of oil they'll have to burn to get nin— oil they'll have to burn to get nin-iwsi— oil they'll have to burn to get nin-iwsi io— oil they'll have to burn to get him .just to just- oil they'll have to burn to get him just to just reach him up, just to just to reach sssosi— him up, just to just to reach escape velocity— him up, just to just to reach escape velocity and leave the ionnos — escape velocity and leave the ionnos ns-s— escape velocity and leave the tarmac. he's projecting own tarmac. he's projecting his own issinss— tarmac. he's projecting his own issinss io— tarmac. he's projecting his own issinss io-oi— tarmac. he's projecting his own desires to-of be— tarmac. he's projecting his own desires to of be more , more desires to sort of be more, more i desires to sort of be more, more i ion-i— desires to sort of be more, more i ion-i know.— desires to sort of be more, more i don't know. all— desires to sort of be more, more i don't know. all organically swsssssiwi— i don't know. all organically successful .— i don't know. all organically successful . he's— i don't know. all organically successful . he's going to he's successful. he's going to he's going— successful. he's going to he's going io— successful. he's going to he's going io isows— successful. he's going to he's going to leave a— successful. he's going to he's going to leave a deeper iooiinini— going to leave a deeper footprint out— going to leave a deeper footprint out of, you know, from inoi— footprint out of, you know, from no ioon — footprint out of, you know, from that from that— footprint out of, you know, from that from that carbon. but i ion-i— that from that carbon. but i don't-why— that from that carbon. but i don't why suella braverman don't know why suella braverman iossn-i— don't know why suella braverman iossn-i-iwn— don't know why suella braverman doesn't-turn around- don't know why suella braverman doesn't turn around to doesn't just turn around to isoiis— doesn't just turn around to isoiis-inoissi- doesn't just turn around to people protest and say, no, people who protest and say, no, we people who protest and say, no, wsosn—i- people who protest and say, no, we_open borders. we should have open borders and say,— we should have open borders and sow-ins.— we should have open borders and sow-ins wss— we should have open borders and say, fine, we're going to say, okay, fine, we're going to put— say, okay, fine, we're going to poi insisoi— say, okay, fine, we're going to put instead of— say, okay, fine, we're going to

put instead of putting 1500 undocumented— put instead of putting 1500 undocumented migrants in linton on oiso— undocumented migrants in linton on ouse or whatever, sleepy iniiisn— on ouse or whatever, sleepy british village _ on ouse or whatever, sleepy british village hasn't asked for insn. — british village hasn't asked for insn. wors— british village hasn't asked for them. we're going to put them in wow— them. we're going to put them in wow sinssi— them. we're going to put them in your street-then— them. we're going to put them in your street then see, you your street and then see, you know.— your street and then see, you know. ii— your street and then see, you know, see if people can live wiin— know, see if people can live wiin ins— know, see if people can live with the consequences of ron issoniis— with the consequences of ron desantis. .that _ with the consequences of ron desantis.-that in- with the consequences of ron desantis. that in america, desantis. did that in america, oion-i— desantis. did that in america,| oion-i—insn didn't he? of course, bus them up didn't he? of course, bus them woo-wow— didn't he? of course, bus themj w-wsnw-vinswoni didn't he? of course, bus themi w-wsnw-vinswoni . up to a very martha's vineyard, isn-i— isn't it? very wealthy neighbourhood . and they lasted neighbourhood. and they lasted insis— neighbourhood. and they lasted insns ion— neighbourhood. and they lasted there for about— neighbourhood. and they lasted there for about eight hours i wink.— there for about eight hours i inink. kson— there for about eight hours i think. yeah transport was think. yeah their transport was ononosi— think. yeah their transport was arranged-them- think. yeah their transport was arranged them national arranged, told them the national snowi— arranged, told them the national swoni .— arranged, told them the national swoni . ii— arranged, told them the national swoni . ii wos— arranged, told them the national guard . it was amazing because guard. it was amazing because isoiis— guard. it was amazing because isoiis-ins— guard. it was amazing because people the people that guard. it was amazing because peoplssignal the people that guard. it was amazing because peoplssignal and e people that guard. it was amazing because peoplssignal and say,ople that guard. it was amazing because peoplssignal and say, you that guard. it was amazing because peoplssignal and say, you know, virtue signal and say, you know, we snowi— virtue signal and say, you know, we should have— virtue signal and say, you know, we should have these people isos.— we should have these people isos-know— we should have these people here. know they're we should have these people. here.-know-they're not here. they know that they're not going—noos- here. they know that they're not going—now io- here. they know that they're not going—have to deal. here. they know that they're not goingwith have to deal here. they know that they're not goingwith with have to deal here. they know that they're not goingwith with the|ave to deal here. they know that they're not goingwith with the people deal here. they know that they're not goingwith with the people living with with with the people living insns. — with with with the people living insns. .ooi— with with with the people living insns-ooilws— with with with the people living there. - got lwe got - with with with the people living there. got we got a little there. she got a we got a little bit there. she got a we got a little iiiliooioos— there. she got a we got a little bit-footage -like - there. she got a we got a little bit .footage - like to - there. she got a we got a little bit footage like to show bit of footage we'd like to show you— bit of footage we'd like to show you-conference. - you from the conference. i isiisws— you from the conference. i believe this— you from the conference. i believe this is— you from the conference. i believe this is jacob rees—mogg, you from the conference. i belichannel's; jacob rees—mogg, you from the conference. i belichannel's veryib rees—mogg, you from the conference. i belichannel's very own es—mogg, the channel's very own coping wiin— the channel's very own coping withlprotester,_ the channel's very own coping with protester, possibly. how with a protester, possibly. how son—iooioosi- can we see this footage? woiisnoi— can we see this footage? . national—few national conservatism. a few characteristics . i'm characteristics of fascism. i'm just very much . defining . just very much. defining. hey. hey, leo. they can't hear- c jzi i“ 3 hey. hey, leo. they can't hear you. sonw. — hey, leo. they can't hear you. sonw. koo— hey, leo. they can't hear you. sonw. wow son— hey, leo. they can't hear you. sorry. you can say— hey, leo. they can't hear you. sorry. you can say it again now

. wo— sorry. you can say it again now . wo sow— sorry. you can say it again now . wo sow — sorry. you can say it again now . wo sow iii— sorry. you can say it again now . no say no. i'll tell you when you— . no say no. i'll tell you when wow sso— . no say no. i'll tell you when wow isoiis. — . no say no. i'll tell you when you see people. first of all, everybody in this country is fat. everybody in the western worki— fat. everybody in the western wonii is— fat. everybody in the western wonii is ios.— fat. everybody in the western world is fat. no,— everybody in the western world is fat. no, you are fat. vow-ws— world is fat. no, you are fat. vow-vs goi— world is fat. no, you are fat. you've got fat. _ world is fat. no, you are fat. you've got fat. look at the fatty liver disease in the stomach. can we just can we just iosss— stomach. can we just can we just iosws on— stomach. can we just can we just iosws on ins— stomach. can we just can we just focus on the national. _ c can we just can we just focus on the national. i'm going to focus on the national. i'm going io ios— focus on the national. i'm going io ioswslooino— focus on the national. i'm going to focus. going focus on to focus. i'm going to focus on it. to focus. i'm going to focus on in -inoi— to focus. i'm going to focus on in -inoi is— to focus. i'm going to focus on it.-that is that- to focus. i'm going to focus on it.-that is that one. it. is that is that is that one now— it. is that is that is that one now now— it. is that is that is that one how they handled both it. is that is that is that one- how they-handled both of how they manage handled both of nose— how they manage handled both of inoss isoiisi— how they manage handled both of those people? how— how they manage handled both of those people? how should they noos— those people? how should they nows ions— those people? how should they have done-well,— those people? how should they have done well, should have done it? well, they should noos— have done it? well, they should nows—wow-wsl have just gently said, you've got— have just gently said, you've goo-osniiw. — have just gently said, you've got gently. think got to go gently. you think he wows— got to go gently. you think he wowii-sisiisi- got to go gently. you think he would stepped from got to go gently. you think he- would-stepped-from the would have stepped back from the nisnoinons— microphone if they'd been osniisi— microphone if they'd been gentle? step gentle? would you please step away?— gentle? would you please step owowi—iosk. - gentle? would you please step away?_back. theyi away? please step back. they wows—i- away? please step back. they would—i think- would have been, i think woioiiw— would have been, i think probably would have. i'm not probably he would have. i'm not sowing— probably he would have. i'm not saying-definitely- saying they i definitely think insw— saying they i definitely think. insw—nin saying they i definitely think- insw—nin oni they should have touched him and inowoni—iw- brought him back. okay. but you ion-i— brought him back. okay. but you ions-io— brought him back. okay. but you ion-i-io-wow- brought him back. okay. but you don't-to-you .just. don't need to frog you of just woii— don't need to frog you of just woii-ins— don't need to frog you of just waft-the stage.- don't need to frog you of just waft the stage. how waft him off the stage. how wows— waft him off the stage. how wowii wow— waft him off the stage. how would you have— waft him off the stage. how would you have done in a gentle wav— would you have done in a gentle wow in— would you have done in a gentle wow in o— would you have done in a gentle wow in o osniis— would you have done in a gentle way in a gentle just way in a gentle way? well, just isnw—inink- way in a gentle way? well, just deny—drink untili way in a gentle way? well, just. deny—drink until he deny him food and drink until he ioinis— deny him food and drink until he ioinis-o— deny him food and drink until he faints. a cheeseburger faints. you get a cheeseburger oni— faints. you get a cheeseburger oni-nin — faints. you get a cheeseburger and-him - have - faints. you get a cheeseburger- and-him - have .ever and lured him out. have you ever run and lured him out. have you ever non-oi— and lured him out. have you ever run-of organisation- and lured him out. have you ever run of organisation or run any kind of organisation or conference—have. conference with that? i have issn. — conference with that? i have been. -eminence,- conference with that? i have been. eminence, i've been. i've of eminence, i've iisnwisi—i-wsi disrupted conferences, i've oisnwoisi. — disrupted conferences, i've- disrupted. _council disrupted. i was in the council when badly and when i was treated badly and i actually had to sit down. if we can talk about what— c c e c if we can talk about what suella braverman actually saying. braverman was actually saying. so braverman was actually saying. so—sisssn- braverman was actually saying.| so _ speech i claim so she used her speech to claim inoi— so she used her speech to claim

inoi iisniiiw— so she used her speech to claim that identity politics is a ossiis— that identity politics is a nssips ion— that identity politics is a recipe for communal disaster and soiisi— recipe for communal disaster and soiisilonsoisn— recipe for communal disaster and called greater integration recipe for communal disaster and calledsociety ater integration recipe for communal disaster and calledsociety ,ter integration recipe for communal disaster and calledsociety , including tion in uk society, including immigrants— in uk society, including immigrants speaking english and isonnino— immigrants speaking english and learning british— immigrants speaking english and learning british social norms. inoi-s— learning british social norms. inoi-s iosi— learning british social norms. that's just that's— learning british social norms. that's just that's great stuff. insn— that's just that's great stuff. then there'll_ that's just that's great stuff. then there'll be— that's just that's great stuff. then there'll be less social isnsion— then there'll be less social isnsion. i— then there'll be less social tension. i think— then there'll be less social tension. i think people will osnsnoiiw— tension. i think people will generally happier with with generally be happier with with innionoiion— generally be happier with with immigration they know that immigration if they know that isoiis— immigration if they know that isoiis os— immigration if they know that people are abiding to british wowsis— people are abiding to british wowsis .— people are abiding to british wowsis . ani— people are abiding to british values . and yet— people are abiding to british values . and yet is the values. and yet this is the sowi— values. and yet this is the siwii inoi— values. and yet this is the stuff that always described stuff that is always described as stuff that is always described os-nnsionis- stuff that is always described as-rhetoric ,- stuff that is always described as rhetoric , whereas in as divisive rhetoric, whereas in iosi— as divisive rhetoric, whereas in iosi ii-s— as divisive rhetoric, whereas in fact it's obviously— as divisive rhetoric, whereas in fact it's obviously trying to provide— fact it's obviously trying to provide some— fact it's obviously trying to provide some glue to get the sowninw— provide some glue to get the sowniw-wniis- provide some glue to get the country unite the country to kind of unite the sowninw— country to kind of unite the country doesn't— country to kind of unite the country doesn't need glue. maybe country to kind of unite the coyouy doesn't need glue. maybe country to kind of unite the coyou invite rn't need glue. maybe country to kind of unite the coyou invite youteed glue. maybe country to kind of unite the coyou invite you needjlue. maybe country to kind of unite the coyou invite you need glue.viaybe country to kind of unite the coyou invite you need glue. you»e if you invite you need glue. you know— if you invite you need glue. you know .— if you invite you need glue. you know . wnoi— if you invite you need glue. you know . wnoi is— if you invite you need glue. you know , what is at— if you invite you need glue. you know , what is at the end of the know, what is at the end of the day— know, what is at the end of the day .— know, what is at the end of the sow . oi— know, what is at the end of the sow . oi ins— know, what is at the end of the day , at the end— know, what is at the end of the day , at the end of— know, what is at the end of the day , at the end of the day, day, at the end of the day, wow-ns— day, at the end of the day, wows sowing— day, at the end of the day, you're saying that these immigrants— you're saying that these immigrants the immigrants are destroying the sosioi— immigrants are destroying the social fabric— immigrants are destroying the social fabric of— immigrants are destroying the social fabric of the country and nowis— social fabric of the country and nowis inoi-s— social fabric of the country and maybe that's we're maybe that's not what we're seeing.— maybe that's not what we're sssino. inoi-s— maybe that's not what we're seeing. that's that's not that's noi— seeing. that's that's not that's noi wnoi— seeing. that's that's not that's noi wnoi in— seeing. that's that's not that's not what i'm saying . that's not what i'm saying. that's a iosi— not what i'm saying. that's a iosi. ini— not what i'm saying. that's a iosi. iw oi— not what i'm saying. that's a fact. but at the— not what i'm saying. that's a fact. but at the end of the day, if fact. but at the end of the day, ii wow— fact. but at the end of the day, ii wow kook— fact. but at the end of the day, ii wow iook ii— fact. but at the end of the day, if you look if you— fact. but at the end of the day, if you look if you at if you look if you look at demographic— if you look if you look at- demographic-mean, demographic trends, i mean, by zoos.— demographic trends, i mean, by zoos-is— demographic trends, i mean, by zoos-is-io- demographic trends, i mean, by 2050,-is-to be- demographic trends, i mean, by 2050,-is-to be the| 2050, islam is going to be the noses— 2050, islam is going to be the biggest religion— 2050, islam is going to be the biggest religion the and biggest religion in the uk. and wnoi—ono- biggest religion in the uk. and what—and some. what does that not and some isoiis— what does that not and some isoiis-wnoi-s- what does that not and some people what's wrong people mean what's wrong with snow—oi— people mean what's wrong with that?_at-look. that? look, look at iran. look wnoi— that? look, look at iran. look wnoi ioon— that? look, look at iran. look wnoi ioon-ii— that? look, look at iran. look what iran it turned in the what iran what it turned in the iss— what iran what it turned in the iss io— what iran what it turned in the iss io wnoi— what iran what it turned in the 70s to what it— what iran what it turned in the 70s to what it became . you know, 70s to what it became. you know, isoiis— 70s to what it became. you know, isoiis os— 70s to what it became. you know, some people are quite happy with

it. some people are quite happy with in ins— some people are quite happy with it. the iranians— some people are quite happy with it. the iranians are— some people are quite happy with it. the iranians are quite happy wiin— it. the iranians are quite happy with—khomeini- it. the iranians are quite happy with—khomeini is. with it. ayatollah khomeini is wsiiw— with it. ayatollah khomeini is pretty happy— with it. ayatollah khomeini is pretty happy day. at pretty happy with the day. at the pretty happy with the day. at ins-ins— pretty happy with the day. at ins-ins sow.— pretty happy with the day. at the _the day, this - pretty happy with the day. at the the day, this is what the end of the day, this is what the end of the day, this is what is woiisn— the end of the day, this is what the problem is,— the end of the day, this is what the problem is, is— the end of the day, this is what the problem is, is that you see it the problem is, is that you see ii oni— the problem is, is that you see ii oni wow— the problem is, is that you see it and you think— the problem is, is that you see it and you think else it and you think everybody else ssss-skosi— it and you think everybody else sees-exact same- it and you think everybody else sees exact same way. you sees it the exact same way. you see it. you see this as a woiisn. — see it. you see this as a problem. these people do not see it problem. these people do not see ii os— problem. these people do not see ii os o— problem. these people do not see i os o woiisn— problem. these people do not see it as a problem-who- problem. these people do not see it as a problem. who are it as a problem. well, who are insss— it as a problem. well, who are insss-insss— it as a problem. well, who are these these people these people? these people are isoiis— these people? these people are. people—immigration people who want open immigration . oion— people who want open immigration . oisn ionisns— people who want open immigration , open borders-feel- people who want open immigration , open borders. feel that , open borders. they feel that worki— , open borders. they feel that one world will— , open borders. they feel that one world will make the place a isiisn— one world will make the place a isiisn iioss. — one world will make the place a better place. you— one world will make the place a better place. you don't see it . better place. you don't see it. won— better place. you don't see it. won ion-i— better place. you don't see it. won ion-i sso— better place. you don't see it. you don't see it.— better place. you don't see it. you don't see it. no, but they ii.— you don't see it. no, but they ii. iii— you don't see it. no, but they see it. but lewis.— you don't see it. no, but they see it. but lewis. lewis, ssniowsiw— see it. but lewis. lewis, ssniowsiw .— see it. but lewis. lewis, seriously , if— see it. but lewis. lewis, seriously , if you are being seriously, if you are being serious, can you not see that insis— serious, can you not see that ones is— serious, can you not see that ones is oiso— serious, can you not see that there is also an— serious, can you not see that there is also an objective truth to there is also an objective truth io is— there is also an objective truth io is sononi— there is also an objective truth to be sought out— there is also an objective truth to be sought out and argued for nonsn— to be sought out and argued for noinsn inon— to be sought out and argued for rather than simply you're isssniiino— rather than simply you're describing it— rather than simply you're describing it as if it was a wsisnsnss— describing it as if it was a preference for— describing it as if it was a preference for turquoise over gold?— preference for turquoise over ooiii-o— preference for turquoise over ooiii-o-ii- preference for turquoise over ooiii-o-iiis- preference for turquoise over ooiii-o-ii is i preference for turquoise overi gold?-a-it is . it's gold? yes, in a way it is. it's noi.— gold? yes, in a way it is. it's noi. in— gold? yes, in a way it is. it's noi. in o— gold? yes, in a way it is. it's noi. in o wow.— gold? yes, in a way it is. it's not. in a way, it— gold? yes, in a way it is. it's not. in a way, it is- gold? yes, in a way it is. it's not. in a way, it is for some isoiis— not. in a way, it is for some isoiis ins— not. in a way, it is for some people the absolute okay, people the absolute fact. okay, isi-s— people the absolute fact. okay, let's - express- people the absolute fact. okay, let's express now, leo, let's move on. express now, leo, swoossiions— let's move on. express now, leo, swoossiions inoi— let's move on. express now, leo, suggestions that wagner group wonioni— suggestions that wagner group warlord prigozhin is not warlord yevgeny prigozhin is not the warlord yevgeny prigozhin is not is winsiioi— warlord yevgeny prigozhin is not the principal soldier of ionisns— the principal soldier of fortune. we'd all assumed great ossni— fortune. we'd all assumed great ossni insns. — fortune. we'd all assumed great accent there. so— fortune. we'd all assumed great accent there. so kwasi, this is woonsn— accent there. so kwasi, this is woonsn noi— accent there. so kwasi, this is wagner, not the— accent there. so kwasi, this is wagner, not the x— accent there. so kwasi, this is wagner, not the x factor guy. no.— wagner, not the x factor guy. is inis— wagner, not the x factor guy. wo. inis onw— wagner, not the x factor guy. wo. inis oww is— wagner, not the x factor guy. no, this guy is slightly more ionosnows— no, this guy is slightly more ionosnows .— no, this guy is slightly more dangerous . yes,— no, this guy is slightly more dangerous . yes, but he's dangerous. yes, but he's

opionsniiw— dangerous. yes, but he's apparently he. he offered intelligence— apparently he. he offered intelligence to ukrainian intelligence— intelligence to ukrainian intelligence services to reveal the intelligence services to reveal ins iosoiion— intelligence services to reveal the location ,_ intelligence services to reveal the location , actions and the location, actions and isioiis— the location, actions and isioiis oi— the location, actions and details of his— the location, actions and details of his rival warlords on the details of his rival warlords on is kwssion— details of his rival warlords on the russian side.— details of his rival warlords on the russian side. so on his same sioo— the russian side. so on his same side. oinsn— the russian side. so on his same side, other russian— the russian side. so on his same side, other russian warlords, issoss— side, other russian warlords, because they're _ side, other russian warlords, because they're all fighting oooinsi— because they're all fighting against each— because they're all fighting against each other and they're iioniino. — against each other and they're iioniino. insw-ns— against each other and they're fighting. they're always ioiiiino— fighting. they're always battling gets fighting. they're always- battling - gets what battling over who gets what onnwniiion— battling over who gets what ammunition .— battling over who gets what ammunition -.i- battling over who gets what. ammunition .-i-it's ammunition. so, i mean, it's inisnssiino— ammunition. so, i mean, it's interesting. shows how interesting. it shows how viooinin— interesting. it shows how vladimir putin rules and inisnnoiiw— vladimir putin rules and internally arnie the way vioiinin— internally arnie the way vladimir putin rules , where he vladimir putin rules, where he nos— vladimir putin rules, where he nos-oosnsiss- vladimir putin rules, where he has agencies fighting has different agencies fighting oooinsi— has different agencies fighting against-other. _ has different agencies fighting against other. so none of against each other. so none of insn — against each other. so none ofi insn —io them can get strong enough to ioiiis—wsnw- them can get strong enough to ioiiis—wsnw wsiii topple him. it works very well iiks— topple him. it works very well iiks-o— topple him. it works very well iiks-o wo— topple him. it works very well like a war situation like that in a war situation wnsns— like that in a war situation wnsns wow-ns— like that in a war situation where you're actually fighting swiiossi— where you're actually fighting swiosso io— where you're actually fighting swiosso io is— where you're actually fighting supposed to be fighting the iiknoinion— supposed to be fighting the ukrainian military. doesn't ukrainian military. it doesn't wonk— ukrainian military. it doesn't work-ii— ukrainian military. it doesn't work-ii wow- ukrainian military. it doesn't work if your generals work so well. if your generals iioniino— work so well. if your generals. are fighting—other. are fighting against each other. but are fighting against each other. iii-isiiswino— are fighting against each other. but-believing-al but you're believing this as a wooi— but you're believing this as a nsoi sionw. — but you're believing this as a real story. this— but you're believing this as a real story. this i— but you're believing this as a real story. this i don't know. won.— real story. this i don't know. kson isns— real story. this i don't know. yeah, here we— real story. this i don't know. yeah, here we go.- real story. this i don't know. yeah, here we go. i don't think inis— yeah, here we go. i don't think inislo— yeah, here we go. i don't think inislo wooi— yeah, here we go. i don't think this-a real story.— yeah, here we go. i don't think this a real story. who this is a real story. who isnsiiisi— this is a real story. who benefits? simon, benefits? who benefits? simon, try benefits? who benefits? simon, inw io — benefits? who benefits? simon, inw io is — benefits? who benefits? simon, try to be objective— benefits? who benefits? simon, try to be objective and be you. be try to be objective and be you. is oiissiiws— try to be objective and be you. be objective. you're the host. sion— be objective. you're the host. soon soon — be objective. you're the host. soon soon sow— be objective. you're the host. stop, stop. say it. the stop, stop. say it. say the ins.— stop, stop. say it. say the ins. wo— stop, stop. say it. say the ins. wo — stop, stop. say it. say the line. no no. say- stop, stop. say it. say the line. no no. say the line. no, it line. no no. say the line. no, ii is— line. no no. say the line. no, ii is .— line. no no. say the line. no, ii is . ii— line. no no. say the line. no, ii is . ii is.— line. no no. say the line. no, ii is . ii is. ii— line. no no. say the line. no, it is . it is. it is— line. no no. say the line. no, it is . it is. it is not just a

it is. it is. it is not just a sionw— it is. it is. it is not just a siow is— it is. it is. it is not just a non story is a- it is. it is. it is not just a non story is a story. no it isn-i— non story is a story. no it isn-i o— non story is a story. no it isn-i o siow— non story is a story. no it isn't a story. it's- non story is a story. no it isn't a story. it's state woiooonoo- isn't a story. it's state woiooonoo .- isn't a story. it's state propaganda . you have to read propaganda. you have to read innowon— propaganda. you have to read innowon inis. — propaganda. you have to read through this. who benefits from the undermining— through this. who benefits from the undermining of the wagner? burk,— the undermining of the wagner? inn ion— the undermining of the wagner? inn inn ini— the undermining of the wagner? inn inn iwi .— the undermining of the wagner? bup, bup, bup . let me finish my bup, bup, bup. let me finish my ioni— bup, bup, bup. let me finish my poini. wno— bup, bup, bup. let me finish my point. who benefits from the wnisnninino— point. who benefits from the undermining of— point. who benefits from the undermining of the wagner group? the undermining of the wagner group? ins kwssions— undermining of the wagner group? the russians do,— undermining of the wagner group? the russians do, because it nokss— the russians do, because it nokss ii— the russians do, because it makes it look— the russians do, because it makes it look like the russians are makes it look like the russians wsok. ani— makes it look like the russians are weak. and all— makes it look like the russians are weak. and all we need to do is give— are weak. and all we need to do is give o— are weak. and all we need to do is give a little— are weak. and all we need to do is give a little bit— are weak. and all we need to do is give a little bit more money to is give a little bit more money io ins— is give a little bit more money to the ukrainians,— is give a little bit more money to the ukrainians, to the ukrainians,— to the ukrainians, to the ukrainians, and will win ukrainians, and they will win the ukrainians, and they will win ins—inink- ukrainians, and they will wini the—think russia the thing. so you think russia isnsiiis— the thing. so you think russiai benefits—that, benefits from propaganda that, sows— benefits from propaganda that, sows woonsn— benefits from propaganda that, says wagner unprincipled says wagner is an unprincipled soiiisn—wo- says wagner is an unprincipled soldier_ no the - soldier of fortune? no the wknoins— soldier of fortune? no the ukraine benefits from it, which is—ins— ukraine benefits from it, which is_the media.- ukraine benefits from it, which is_the media. so. is why it's in the media. so wow-ns— is why it's in the media. so wows sowing— is why it's in the media. so you're saying russia is this insnsiiiiw— incredibly well organised niiiionw— incredibly well organised military organisation? no, they nioni— military organisation? no, they nioni noi— military organisation? no, they nioni noi is— military organisation? no, they might not be incredibly well, nioni— might not be incredibly well, nioni noi— might not be incredibly well, nioni noi is.— might not be incredibly well, might not be. and yet somehow it's might not be. and yet somehow ii-s ins— might not be. and yet somehow it's the equivalent— might not be. and yet somehow it's the equivalent of england inwoiino— it's the equivalent of england invading wales— it's the equivalent of england invading wales and they haven't issn— invading wales and they haven't issn oiis— invading wales and they haven't issn oiis io— invading wales and they haven't been able to take.— invading wales and they haven't been able to take. no, it isn't. i been able to take. no, it isn't. i on— been able to take. no, it isn't. i ii— been able to take. no, it isn't. i mean it wouldn't— been able to take. no, it isn't. i mean it wouldn't say i mean wnsinsn— i mean it wouldn't say i mean wnsinsn on— i mean it wouldn't say i mean whether or not— i mean it wouldn't say i mean whether or not it's— i mean it wouldn't say i mean whether or not it's propaganda. ani— whether or not it's propaganda. and i— whether or not it's propaganda. kno i-io— whether or not it's propaganda. and i-to some- whether or not it's propaganda. and i to some extent that and i agree to some extent that swsnwinino— and i agree to some extent that swsnwinino inoi— and i agree to some extent that everything that comes out or it nokss—popes- everything that comes out or it makes papers during makes it into the papers during a makes it into the papers during owo snowi— makes it into the papers during a war should be— makes it into the papers during a war should be studied with a worse— a war should be studied with a degree _thinking. - a war should be studied with a degree thinking. but degree of critical thinking. but it's degree of critical thinking. but ii-s—wnwswoil it's not surprising or unusual sionon— it's not surprising or unusual either. throughout the either. like war throughout the wow— either. like war throughout the wow-in— either. like war throughout the very-in western- very first book in western

civilisation _ very first book in western civilisation is— very first book in western civilisation is homer's iliad, nonw— civilisation is homer's iliad, nonii inoi-s— civilisation is homer's iliad, right? that's the foundational iski. — right? that's the foundational iski. ins— right? that's the foundational iski. ins wow— right? that's the foundational text. the very opening chapter of text. the very opening chapter oi inoi— text. the very opening chapter oi no is— text. the very opening chapter of that is achilles, who is essentially— of that is achilles, who is essentially mercenary brought essentially a mercenary brought in iw— essentially a mercenary brought in by agamemnon_ essentially a mercenary brought in by agamemnon to beef his in by agamemnon to beef up his iosss— in by agamemnon to beef up his ions-ins— in by agamemnon to beef up his force-the siege— in by agamemnon to beef up his force-the siege of— in by agamemnon to beef up his force the siege of troy , force for the siege of troy, nsiinino— force for the siege of troy, nsiinino io— force for the siege of troy, retiring to .tent - force for the siege of troy, retiring to tent after retiring to his tent after a sowoiiis— retiring to his tent after a squabble over— retiring to his tent after a squabble over who gets a slave oin— squabble over who gets a slave oini os— squabble over who gets a slave oini os o— squabble over who gets a slave gin os o prize-— squabble over who gets a slave girl as a prize. essentially, ins— girl as a prize. essentially, is so— girl as a prize. essentially, the same story.— girl as a prize. essentially, the same story. this has always issn— the same story. this has always issn now— the same story. this has always issn now wo— the same story. this has always been how war has— the same story. this has always been how war has been fought. ani— been how war has been fought. and its— been how war has been fought. and its noi— been how war has been fought. and its noi o— been how war has been fought. and it's not a million miles owow— and it's not a million miles owow ioon— and it's not a million miles away from this— and it's not a million miles away from this territory, be and it's not a million miles awa asrom this territory, be and it's not a million miles awa as well. tis territory, be and it's not a million miles awa as well. it'serritory, be and it's not a million miles awa as well. it's state y, be fair as well. it's state wormw— fair as well. it's state property amanda. it cannot be property, amanda. it cannot be inwsisi— property, amanda. it cannot be inwsisi .— property, amanda. it cannot be inwsisi . ani— property, amanda. it cannot be trusted . and this— property, amanda. it cannot be trusted . and this war. are you trusted. and this war. are you sowing— trusted. and this war. are you sowing -inws - trusted. and this war. are you sowing-wws on- trusted. and this war. are you saying-true or it's- trusted. and this war. are you saying true or it's not saying it's not true or it's not iniononii— saying it's not true or it's not iniononii i— saying it's not true or it's not important? i am— saying it's not true or it's not important? i am saying i don't know— important? i am saying i don't know-iss— important? i am saying i don't know-it's true- important? i am saying i don't know-it's true or- important? i am saying i don't know it's true or not. know whether it's true or not. it know whether it's true or not. ii-is — know whether it's true or not. ii-is wws. — know whether it's true or not. ii-is wws. ww- know whether it's true or not. it-be true. my bet- know whether it's true or not. it be true. my bet my it might be true. my bet my guess— it might be true. my bet my guess is— it might be true. my bet my owsss is its— it might be true. my bet my guess is it's 50,— it might be true. my bet my guess is it's 50, 60. probably noi.— guess is it's 50, 60. probably noi. isnowson— guess is it's 50, 60. probably not. ferguson is— guess is it's 50, 60. probably not. ferguson is 60% not has issn— not. ferguson is 60% not has been seen similar— not. ferguson is 60% not has been seen similar stuff himself. so been seen similar stuff himself. so i— been seen similar stuff himself. so i nson— been seen similar stuff himself. so i mean, right— been seen similar stuff himself. so i mean, right from his mouth, 60. so i mean, right from his mouth, so. in— so i mean, right from his mouth, so. in sonw— so i mean, right from his mouth, so. in sonw. iw— so i mean, right from his mouth, 60. i'm sorry. but that's that's iswis-s— 60. i'm sorry. but that's that's iswis-s iinoi— 60. i'm sorry. but that's that's lewis's final word.— 60. i'm sorry. but that's that's lewis's final word. over to the noi— lewis's final word. over to the noii now— lewis's final word. over to the mail now. lewis— lewis's final word. over to the mail now. lewis and i can't help issiino— mail now. lewis and i can't help issiino inis— mail now. lewis and i can't help issiino inis is— mail now. lewis and i can't help feeling this is in— mail now. lewis and i can't help feeling this is in your ballpark insis— feeling this is in your ballpark ones. a— feeling this is in your ballpark there. a recent— feeling this is in your ballpark there. a recent spike in adhd or oiisniion— there. a recent spike in adhd or attention deficit— there. a recent spike in adhd or attention deficit hyperactivity ssos-i— attention deficit hyperactivity scored. patients— attention deficit hyperactivity scored. patients are being oioonosso— scored. patients are being diagnosed with adhd and offered iowsniwi— diagnosed with adhd and offered powerful-after— diagnosed with adhd and offered powerful after unreliable powerful drugs after unreliable wiiso— powerful drugs after unreliable wiiso soii— powerful drugs after unreliable

video call assessments with wiwois— video call assessments with private clinics,— video call assessments with private clinics, it— video call assessments with private clinics, it claimed ioiow— private clinics, it claimed ioiow .— private clinics, it claimed iooow . inis— private clinics, it claimed today . this is— private clinics, it claimed today . this is one of those today. this is one of those ioiiw— today. this is one of those ioiiw woii— today. this is one of those daily mail stories where they 90, daily mail stories where they go. owois— daily mail stories where they go, quote unquote undercover and insw— go, quote unquote undercover and insw iis— go, quote unquote undercover and insw iis is— go, quote unquote undercover and insw ins is inis— go, quote unquote undercover and they bbc is this the— go, quote unquote undercover and they bbc is this the bbc? well, they bbc is this the bbc? well, ins iis— they bbc is this the bbc? well, ins iis iii— they bbc is this the bbc? well, the bbc did the— they bbc is this the bbc? well, the bbc did the investigation did the bbc did the investigation iii ins— the bbc did the investigation did the undercover investigation . ionis— did the undercover investigation . annis siono— did the undercover investigation . arnie spent lewis to read past the . arnie spent lewis to read past is insi— . arnie spent lewis to read past the first paragraph where he's got the first paragraph where he's ooi kiwi— the first paragraph where he's got adhd panorama . yeah. you got adhd panorama. yeah. you need— got adhd panorama. yeah. you need wow— got adhd panorama. yeah. you nsso wow nosi— got adhd panorama. yeah. you need you need some of these woos.— need you need some of these woos-sowing— need you need some of these drugs.-telling-no,. need you need some of these drugs. telling no, this drugs. i'm telling you, no, this islssniows— drugs. i'm telling you, no, this islserious thing.— drugs. i'm telling you, no, this is serious thing. all all. is a serious thing. all all. wow.— is a serious thing. all all. wow-o— is a serious thing. all all. okay,-a second.i is a serious thing. all all.l okay,-a second. all is a serious thing. all all.- okay,-a second. all my. okay, stop for a second. all my. sioo— okay, stop for a second. all my. sioi ion— okay, stop for a second. all my. sioi ion o— okay, stop for a second. all my. stop for a second,— okay, stop for a second. all my. stop for a second, so stop for a second, basically. so inis— this is the bbc supporting, swiionino— this is the bbc supporting, supporfing the_ this is the bbc supporting, supporting the nhs and saying the supporting the nhs and saying is wws— supporting the nhs and saying the nhs wouldn't have given insss— the nhs wouldn't have given insss iosoiio— the nhs wouldn't have given these people. first of all, i noo— these people. first of all, i noi kiwi— these people. first of all, i had adhd as— these people. first of all, i had adhd as a— these people. first of all, i had adhd as a child. but you're going— had adhd as a child. but you're going io— had adhd as a child. but you're going io woii— had adhd as a child. but you're going io woii o— had adhd as a child. but you're going to wait a year. you're going— going to wait a year. you're going io— going to wait a year. you're going io woii— going to wait a year. you're going to wait two years for an opioininsni— going to wait two years for an appointment on— going to wait two years for an appointment on the way people go into appointment on the way people go inio—wnoi- into private clinics. so what insw-ns— into private clinics. so what insw-ns-inoi- they're saying is that these woos—kiwil they're saying is that thesei drugs—adhd is drugs are saying is adhd is soniisisiw— drugs are saying is adhd is soniisisiw o— drugs are saying is adhd is completely a rubbish diagnosis. it's completely a rubbish diagnosis. is o— completely a rubbish diagnosis. is o non— completely a rubbish diagnosis. is o ii-s— completely a rubbish diagnosis. it's a non it's a— completely a rubbish diagnosis. it's a non it's a non medical soniiiion— it's a non it's a non medical condition and— it's a non it's a non medical condition and they're giving out woos— condition and they're giving out woos ion— condition and they're giving out onwos ion noi— condition and they're giving out drugs for not which don't work. t hey— drugs for not which don't work. insw rosi— drugs for not which don't work. insw rwsi noks— drugs for not which don't work. they just make people they do wonk. — they just make people they do wonk. i-ws— they just make people they do wonk. i-ws goi— they just make people they do work. i've got i've— they just make people they do work. i've got i've got some of my— work. i've got i've got some of nw ios.— work. i've got i've got some of nw ioo. aki— work. i've got i've got some of nw ioo. kii nw— work. i've got i've got some of my bag. all my friends they give iisisn— my bag. all my friends they give listen, listen— my bag. all my friends they give listen, listen friends listen, listen all my friends noks— listen, listen all my friends nows sons— listen, listen all my friends

nows oons io— listen, listen all my friends have gone to private clinics and issn— have gone to private clinics and been diagnosed— have gone to private clinics and been diagnosed with adhd because all been diagnosed with adhd because oii—iwn— been diagnosed with adhd because oii—iwn wo- been diagnosed with adhd because oii—iwn w oni- all you do is you turn up and you— all you do is you turn up and wow-inink— all you do is you turn up and you-think i've- all you do is you turn up and you-think i've got- all you do is you turn up and you think i've got adhd. you say, i think i've got adhd. t hey— they rubber stamp charges, snonoss— they rubber stamp charges,- snonoss—wow-ws charges, £600. and then you've got charges, £600. and then you've ooi o— charges, £600. and then you've got a prescription— charges, £600. and then you've got a prescription that you can insn— got a prescription that you can oion-sown— got a prescription that you can insn-iown io— got a prescription that you can then-down to the- got a prescription that you can then down to the chemist. then take down to the chemist. ins —ii— then take down to the chemist. ins —ii .- then take down to the chemist. ins —ii . so - then take down to the chemist. ins—ii . so wool then take down to the chemist.| the—it . so you get the nhs pays for it. so you get wons— the nhs pays for it. so you get you're basically— the nhs pays for it. so you get you're basically getting free wws— you're basically getting free wws woos— you're basically getting free nhs grade—it's. nhs grade speed. and it's onozino— nhs grade speed. and it's onozino-ooi- nhs grade speed. and it's amazing-got a. nhs grade speed. and it's amazing got a tax amazing if you've got a tax nsiwn— amazing if you've got a tax nsiwn io— amazing if you've got a tax return to do— amazing if you've got a tax return to do like- amazing if you've got a tax return to do like advance stuff iiks— return to do like advance stuff iiks-iss— return to do like advance stuff like it's absolutely like like that, it's absolutely like it's like that, it's absolutely like its onozino— like that, it's absolutely like it's amazing. don't think it it's amazing. but don't think it snowi— it's amazing. but don't think it should-handed— it's amazing. but don't think it should handed out willy should be handed out willy niiiw— should be handed out willy niiiw-ioini- nilly. well, the point is snow-ns— nilly. well, the point is they're saying it's exactly they're not saying it's exactly wiiiw— they're not saying it's exactly wiiiw niiiw— they're not saying it's exactly willy nilly,-there - they're not saying it's exactly willy nilly, there are willy nilly, but there are ssnioiniw— willy nilly, but there are certainly psychiatrists seem certainly psychiatrists who seem to certainly psychiatrists who seem io—iiks- to have sprouted up like mushrooms— to have sprouted up like mushrooms quickly mushrooms very quickly to take oiwonioos— mushrooms very quickly to take oiwoniooslwow— mushrooms very quickly to take advantage, you say, of the advantage, as you say, of the owsniiow— advantage, as you say, of the overflow demand _ advantage, as you say, of the overflow demand that has come inon— overflow demand that has come ion—snowi- from the fact that it should be it from the fact that it should be ii snowi— from the fact that it should be it should-given _ from the fact that it should be it should given nilly , it should be given willy nilly, but it should be given willy nilly, iii-snowi- it should be given willy nilly, but-should not- it should be given willy nilly, but should not should but the nhs should not should not but the nhs should not should noi pow— but the nhs should not should noi pow ion— but the nhs should not should not pay for these— but the nhs should not should not pay for these prescriptions. inoi-s— not pay for these prescriptions. inoi-s wnoi— not pay for these prescriptions. that's what it— not pay for these prescriptions. that's what it should be giving wiiiw— that's what it should be giving wiiiw-ii— that's what it should be giving willy-if someone- that's what it should be giving willy if someone wants willy nilly. if someone wants to if willy nilly. if someone wants to ii sonnsons— willy nilly. if someone wants to if someone-take- willy nilly. if someone wants to if someone take these if someone wants to take these kind— if someone wants to take these kins—insn- if someone wants to take these kins—insn iowl if someone wants to take these kind—them pay for kind of drugs, let them pay for it. kind of drugs, let them pay for in -oi— kind of drugs, let them pay for in -oi ins— kind of drugs, let them pay for it.-at the same- kind of drugs, let them pay for it. at the same time, it. but but at the same time, oni— it. but but at the same time, oni in— it. but but at the same time, and i'm against— it. but but at the same time, and i'm against taking all kinds of medication,— and i'm against taking all kinds of medication, let— and i'm against taking all kinds of medication, let pay for of medication, let them pay for it, of medication, let them pay for ii-snowiin-i— of medication, let them pay for it,-shouldn't be- of medication, let them pay for it, shouldn't be paid for it, but it shouldn't be paid for on ins— it, but it shouldn't be paid for on is wws— it, but it shouldn't be paid for on the nhs for— it, but it shouldn't be paid for on the nhs for £9 of prescription- on the nhs for £9 of prescription for a pill that's sosiino— prescription for a pill that's costing-£100.- prescription for a pill that's- costing-£100..agree costing the nhs £100. i'd agree wiii— costing the nhs £100. i'd agree wiin inoi— costing the nhs £100. i'd agree win no .— costing the nhs £100. i'd agree with that . okay.— costing the nhs £100. i'd agree with that . okay. so you think with that. okay. so you think it's with that. okay. so you think its iins — with that. okay. so you think it's fine that— with that. okay. so you think it's fine that the _ with that. okay. so you think it's fine that the excess demand

is sooksi— it's fine that the excess demand is sooksi w— it's fine that the excess demand is sookso w iw— it's fine that the excess demand is soaked up by the private sssoni— is soaked up by the private sssoni iw— is soaked up by the private sector, but you— is soaked up by the private sector, but you carry on paying for sector, but you carry on paying ion wow— sector, but you carry on paying for your prescription. yeah. they— for your prescription. yeah. insw-io— for your prescription. yeah. insw-io io- for your prescription. yeah. they-to do it.- for your prescription. yeah. they to do it. they can do they want to do it. they can do it. they want to do it. they can do iilis— they want to do it. they can do iilis inoi— they want to do it. they can do it. is that definitely what it. so is that definitely what inis— it. so is that definitely what onis—in- it. so is that definitely what onis—in noii this story is saying? i'm not sons-in— this story is saying? i'm not sure i'm thinking well sure because i'm thinking well wsoi— sure because i'm thinking well wsoi-ioin— sure because i'm thinking well yeah. _fair enough- sure because i'm thinking well yeah. fair enough . i think yeah. okay. fair enough. i think i yeah. okay. fair enough. i think i-wnoi— yeah. okay. fair enough. i think i-wnoi ii-s— yeah. okay. fair enough. i think i-what it's saying- yeah. okay. fair enough. i think i what it's saying is that i think what it's saying is that a i i think what it's saying is that o—i ion-i- i think what it's saying is that a_| don't want- i think what it's saying is that a_| don't want toi a newscaster, i don't want to nsoi— a newscaster, i don't want to nsoi ins— a newscaster, i don't want to nsoi is news— a newscaster, i don't want to read the news. i— a newscaster, i don't want to read the news. i don't want to nsoi— read the news. i don't want to nsoi inis— read the news. i don't want to read this thing.— read the news. i don't want to read this thing. i— read the news. i don't want to read this thing. i just want to sonnsni— read this thing. i just want to comment on the— read this thing. i just want to comment on the that's comment on the thing. that's wnoi— comment on the thing. that's what-excellent- comment on the thing. that's what excellent this. what you're excellent for this. vow-ns— what you're excellent for this.| vows—i you're a brilliant person. so, i neon-i— you're a brilliant person. so, i noon-i ion-i- you're a brilliant person. so, i mean, i don't know what i mean, i'm a i don't know what i wo— mean, i'm a i don't know what i wo isisonoin— mean, i'm a i don't know what i am. no telegraph now, leo and our favourite— am. no telegraph now, leo and our favourite online safety bill nos— our favourite online safety bill nos ins— our favourite online safety bill has the andrew— our favourite online safety bill has the andrew tate's of this wonii— has the andrew tate's of this woniiliis— has the andrew tate's of this world-its sights— has the andrew tate's of this world-its sights .- has the andrew tate's of this world its sights . it's so world in its sights. it's so nisoownisiis— world in its sights. it's so misogynistic online is world in its sights. it's so- misogynistic-online is set misogynistic abuse online is set to misogynistic abuse online is set io is— misogynistic abuse online is set io is ionnsi— misogynistic abuse online is set to be banned under plans drawn up in— to be banned under plans drawn up in ins— to be banned under plans drawn up in is nonss— to be banned under plans drawn up in the house of— to be banned under plans drawn up in the house of lords. sorry, iswis— up in the house of lords. sorry, iswis .— up in the house of lords. sorry, iswis . vow-ns— up in the house of lords. sorry, lewis . you're going to have to lewis. you're going to have to go iosk— lewis. you're going to have to go iosk io— lewis. you're going to have to go iosk io ins— lewis. you're going to have to go back to the old 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britain's news. channel welcome back to headliners . so welcome back to headliners. so louis, you kick us off in this section with turkish election news in the telegraph and it looks too close to call, which hasn't stopped odeon calling it, of course. no this is very interesting because i don't understand turkish politics, but

it's really important, actually. it's one of the largest countries. it's 85 million people. these people produce a lot of stuff and they're and they're on move, even though they're on the move, even though they've from they've suffering from incredibly high inflation. erdogan and erdogan, which is the pronounce his name, the way you pronounce his name, says has chosen us says that turkey has chosen us as he faces election runoff, but he only got 49% of the vote, which means if he had gotten 50 arnie, he wouldn't be in the runoff. so he came so close and he was up against this guy named kilic dorado zorlu . and the kilic dorado zorlu. and the reason why it's called dhaalu is because the g is silent in the in the turkish . i think he would in the turkish. i think he would have done better if his name was easier to pronounce . his first easier to pronounce. his first name is kamal, which was the name is kamal, which was the name of ataturk, was the name of ataturk, who was the great father of the modernisation of turkey. about 100 ago. but of course, 100 years ago. but of course, erdogan in exactly erdogan has gone back in exactly the direction . when the opposite direction. when ataturk the who banned ataturk was the one who banned the and like, you know, kind the fez and like, you know, kind of propelled turkey into the modern yeah, that's modern era. but yeah, that's basically the fight again, right? because camel right? because the camel candidate to do that candidate wants to do that again. well, yeah, everybody

thought looked thought erdogan looked vulnerable because the economy is doing terribly, mostly because of his ridiculous economic policies . where economic policies. where to combat he's decided combat inflation. he's decided to lower interest rates, which obviously causes to inflation spike up hugely. but he thinks it accelerates money through the economy or something, don't economy or something, i don't know. the opposite of know. but it's the opposite of what know , finance what other, you know, finance experts do. also the tragic earthquakes that killed tens of thousands of people and a lot of a lot of the deaths were due to poor building codes in turkey. and also he's in power for and also he's been in power for 20 so people thought that 20 years. so people thought that the guy to do the other guy was going to do better, but he hasn't he hasn't really well all. really done that well at all. erdogan still in front. obviously, there's lot of sort obviously, there's a lot of sort of rigging. and you know, the media has given 32 hours over the month to, uh, to the last month to, uh, to erdogan and 32 minutes to the other guy, which is which is nice. and twitter, of course, has with their demands has agreed with their demands that the up and coming candidates have their accounts cancelled and so on, which is pretty lousy behaviour on the whole . but the third candidate, whole. but the third candidate, sinan ogan , much easier to

sinan ogan, much easier to pronounce names. he's gone because the deepfake , right? because of the deepfake, right? yeah. yeah. but he pulled , he yeah. yeah. but he pulled, he got, he got 5% of the vote and that will probably go to erdogan. necessarily . no. erdogan. not necessarily. no. they think that might. i think that's to the that's supposed to go to the really. yeah. opposition really. yeah. the opposition olaf a he's a hard olaf scholz he's a he's a hard core guy so you'd core nationalist guy so you'd think go the think it would go to the interesting thing with turkey as well. don't well. and again i don't understand the politics it in understand the politics of it in any of but it any kind of depth, but it clearly so strategic clearly is so strategic important. i would astonished clearly is so strategic imporcia. i would astonished clearly is so strategic imporcia et would astonished clearly is so strategic imporcia et cetera astonished clearly is so strategic imporcia et cetera were tonished clearly is so strategic imporcia et cetera were not shed if the cia et cetera were not working scenes get working behind the scenes to get the want . but the result they want. but i don't what result don't know exactly what result they want. yeah, all his. they do want. yeah, for all his. he's bit of kind strong he's a bit of a kind of strong man. he's obviously, know. he's a bit of a kind of strong manturkey)bviously, know. he's a bit of a kind of strong manturkey is/iously, know. he's a bit of a kind of strong manturkey is aiusly, know. he's a bit of a kind of strong manturkey is a is, .y, know. he's a bit of a kind of strong manturkey is a is, you know. he's a bit of a kind of strong manturkey is a is, you know, w. and turkey is a is, you know, far from an ideal state. but he does seem to hold the throttle of the i mean he has basically control over the world's refugee crisis, doesn't he? that's the main kind of nozzle that could be used to just hose down eastern europe if he if he chose to. and i think he has broadly speaking, proved fairly stable on that front, which is what a lot of people would regard as

well. he's willing he's well. he's he's willing he's willing what ever willing to take what ever european the european money to keep the refugee . he's there. so, you refugee. he's there. so, you know, it's the money yeah it's always the money that is true. more the telegraph now, more from the telegraph now, leo. further evidence of how far more from the telegraph now, leo. once |er evidence of how far more from the telegraph now, leo. once soundience of how far more from the telegraph now, leo. once sound and; of how far more from the telegraph now, leo. once sound and reliable far this once sound and reliable organ fallen. in fact, in organ has fallen. in fact, in its coverage of the daniel pennie so the marine pennie case. so the marine who put homeless man in a deadly put the homeless man in a deadly chokehold samaritan , chokehold as a good samaritan, according to desantis , the according to ron desantis, the florida boss who's possibly going to announce he's going to be running for president soon. so daniel penny was a is a former marine who was recorded on a new york city subway earlier this month, putting jordan neely in a chokehold and has been denounced as a vigilante by commentators and celebrated as a vigilante by by others. so, jordan neely, i mean , the way you read it in the papen , the way you read it in the paper, including the telegraph, you'd jordan neely was you'd think jordan neely was just some regular going just some some regular guy going about business muttering about his business muttering or something. was something. yeah, he was. he was he people. he he was threatening people. he was he was, know, was abusive. he was, you know, he reason people he was there's a reason people stepped in to stop him. and he had he had 42 prior arrests,

including for kidnapping a seven year old girl, punching a 67 year old girl, punching a 67 year old girl, punching a 67 year old woman in the face. so clearly had mental health issues and was was violent and aggressive. and this seems to be aggressive. and this seems to be a sort of this case seems to be a sort of this case seems to be a blot so, you a rorschach blot test. so, you know , right wing people look at know, right wing people look at it say, no, this is a man. it and say, no, this is a man. we've got a lawless society now since lives and, since black lives matter. and, you the politicians you know, all the politicians came we're not came out and said, we're not going prosecute it. and going to prosecute it. and now we've know, people we've got, you know, people have to provide community to step up and provide community policing. i would policing. i mean, i would i would say the new york subway, from understand, is 20 from what i understand, is 20 years there. the years since i was there. but the new subway not anything new york subway is not anything like it in like as dangerous as as it is in the british imagination. very often, good often, apparently, it's a good deal calm than it used to deal more calm than it used to be the 80s, i think the 70s be in the 80s, i think the 70s and 80s, it was becoming lawless. this it's of lawless. it's this it's kind of a it's a neural network. yeah, it's kind that this kind kind of unusual that this kind of breaks out, is of thing breaks out, but this is very something that very similar to something that happened new happened when i lived in new york, lived new york york, which i lived in new york for many, many years. in 1984, the goetz story, where the bernie goetz story, where he was a was he was basically a threatened attacked or being threatened or attacked or being mugged guys . and he mugged by 4—4 black guys. and he shot he shot him and they didn't

die. one of them eventually, i think, died. and but it was such an it was such an emotional thing that it basically i think it knocked some sense into the into new yorkers and realise we've got a very serious problem. and from i believe from that point onward crime went down whether whether someone should be actually shooting people at a subway car. but did he get the same because this quy's he get the same because this guy's this guy has been charged with manslaughter. so stepped guy's this guy has been charged wi'to manslaughter. so stepped guy's this guy has been charged who help laughter. so stepped guy's this guy has been charged who help ,iughter. so stepped guy's this guy has been charged who help , youter. so stepped guy's this guy has been charged who help , you know, stepped guy's this guy has been charged who help , you know, to stepped guy's this guy has been charged who help , you know, to stopiped in to help, you know, to stop jordan neely threatening and, you know, putting people at risk of harm and which you'd want people to do if my wife if my children were on we're on the train. and this is what annoys me the telegraph, which me because the telegraph, which you at least you would think of at least neutral, an actual right neutral, if not an actual right leaning newspaper said leaning newspaper has, said neely in neely was reportedly acting in an erratic manner. it was a lot more than erratic, a lot more threatening. then says , threatening. and then he says, it says that penny's activities were described by common haters

as denounced as a vigilante by commentators, as if that's a universal . it's been a very, universal. it's been a very, very even split left and right, as you say. and, you know, i think it's a soros depher again, isn't it? which is another way in which soros is the same da that was involved in trump's in trump's. yeah, yeah . it's so trump's. yeah, yeah. it's so politicised. so that guy is under a lot of that. de is under a lot of pressure. well he's got a lot of pressure. well he's got a huge gofundme penny now i think is well funded. yeah, i think is well funded. yeah, i think this is going a very think this is going to be a very interesting case. guardian interesting case. the guardian now gripping story now louis and the gripping story of collapse. yeah, this of vice's collapse. yeah, this is a this is a magazine media company which started off as very alternative and is now, i guess, basically mainstream . and guess, basically mainstream. and it's vice vice filed for bankruptcy protection amid cut rate cut price sale to consortium and what happened is that this this company he during the boom was valued at $6 million. it's insane insane and according to the common

commentator that i've heard is that they they are a victim of go woke go broke. yeah. and they they had they had heavy funding by disney and soros mentioned soros again they had moved from montreal to brooklyn and that says a lot. you know it's like we're very and they were on the wrong side of a lot of issues i would say it's a well they weren't they weren't questioning power anymore. i mean vice used to be famous for its report, as you would send, you know, journalists really journalists into into really dangerous places and report the actual truth and get get boots on the ground and then it just changed into, know , how we changed into, you know, how we can make homeless people queer or, know, listicles and the or, you know, listicles and the buzzfeed type stuff. yeah, yeah. i remember. they some i remember. yeah, they made some they're youtube. the they're still up on youtube. the one where they go to liberia. yeah follow around the yeah and follow around the, the sort the various sort of warlords and the various gangs there general butt gangs there and general butt naked was this was literally naked who was this was literally going battle butt naked. it going to battle butt naked. it was extraordinary stuff and you was extraordinary stuff. and you absolutely and absolutely would not see it. and it the you know, you

it was the genuine you know, you won't this on on mainstream won't see this on on mainstream media amazing. i media stuff. it was amazing. i assume financial assume their their financial model changed a little bit. i mean, trump broke a lot of this stuff, didn't because stuff, didn't he, because suddenly nobody really cared about happening about what was happening in liberia. they just wanted endless that fed into the endless stuff that fed into the culture war that he i think they wanted. people want wanted. i think what people want today want to feel today is they want to feel connected to what they're watching, whether it's on television, like us. you know, i think i think we're connecting with the people. i think gb news really connects with the people i meet, the people they're in love with. news they're in love with. gb news they're in love with. gb news they're in love me. was trumpy love with me. that was so trumpy the said that. we got time the way i said that. we got time for one more story before the break. metro it's blm break. we got metro and it's blm versus is going to btfo versus bfi who is going to btfo so black lives matter activist faces having her company liquidated after being taken to court by the british film institute over an alleged debt of more than £200,000. so so, so apparently they wanted to promote diversity and rebalance society. did a number of high profile events at this. the london film festival and prb

was was yeah, i don't know what that is. i'm not sure the british blacklist. oh, all right . it claims it's owed money by the firm director over the media firm director over a brunch to celebrate uk based black and tv creatives black film and tv creatives dunng black film and tv creatives during the festival. so they had to foot the £35,000 bill up front. so i'm really i'm really shocked that an organisation unked shocked that an organisation linked to black lives matter isn't thorough with its accounting. say there's accounting. they say there's a £100,000 for a for a brunch which yeah, yeah. i wish i was at that brunch. there's a good a good rule of thumb. i don't remember who came up with this rule, but where there's a subsidy, there's a scam. you know, if you create these dysfunction kind of incentives , dysfunction kind of incentives, then something rushes in to claim them, you know? and it never out well. you should never works out well. you should just, commission on merit, just, like, commission on merit, right? then would right? and then it would and then work. yeah. then things would work. yeah. there's money. corporate there's so much money. corporate money sloshing money and donations sloshing around black matter. around in black lives matter. the raised apparently the amount raised apparently was $64 is just $64 billion, which is just insane. no, not billion. yeah billion. not for this movie , billion. not for this movie, though, right? no, not for this

movie. no. but world. worldwide. worldwide. that's. that worldwide. well, that's. that has obviously gone up and down like a rocket. are like a rocket. we are three quarters the through and quarters of the way through and everything still to play for in part have tv's most part four. we have tv's most admired couple. that's holly willoughby and why sweeteners are not your friend and why carlos really needs carlos tevez really needs a bafic carlos tevez really needs a basic history lesson. if he's going stay in the uk. we'll going to stay in the uk. we'll see you in a couple of minutes .

welcome back to headliners . so welcome back to headliners. so we got a few to get through in the last few minutes here we have the daily mail and we have made it all the way to the final quartile before we encounter today's trans erg today's first trans outrage. erg yeah, be in yeah, it could possibly be in decline. this a daily decline. so this this is a daily mail classic, mail mail classic, daily mail headune mail classic, daily mail headline pregnant headline men can get pregnant and can a penis. the and women can have a penis. the woke ed taught british woke sex ed taught in british schools as report reveals in schools as report reveals 1 in 10 kids wants to change 10 kids either wants to change their already has done their gender or already has done so. so they did a survey of kids

and what their sexual education was like, and apparently two thirds were taught that biological was assigned by biological sex was assigned by medical professionals at birth. and is this is not true. and this is this is not true. biological sex is not assigned like gender can you can say genderis like gender can you can say gender is assigned because it's a made up construct that sits on top. but your biological sex is top. but your biological sex is to with your chromosomes and to do with your chromosomes and your your gametes. i mean, is it possible that they just haven't understood word assigned ? understood the word assigned? you know, i mean, i suppose you've look at the you've got to look at the possible kind weak points possible kind of weak points in these long they these whole long clauses. they might think that means like might just think that means like written like put onto written down or like put onto a certificate having been observed . yes. they might think, yeah , . yes. they might think, yeah, the people being polled might have misinterpreted the question because obviously educational standards are slipping across other areas of education. i mean, i would be interested to know exactly what do think know exactly what kids do think about things. would be about these things. i would be i would astonished if they would be astonished if they really haven't noticed that there biology there is a biology ethical reality this reality to their sex. well, this is this is the problem with you, simon, leo, is that you simon, and you, leo, is that you

think you believe in objective facts. also people facts. and they also people other people believe in objective facts . they actually objective facts. they actually believe that you that that biological sex does not exist the way we think it exists. and who's these? who are these? they. the people who are the ones who are our the people who are telling people it's a sign that birth and i'll tell you why. totally non why. this is totally a non story. a non story because it's because this was a survey that they had done and they said 10% of the kids surveyed said, are they or any of their classmates have any of their classmates or them wanted to change their genden them wanted to change their gender. right so it's anybody they know. so they asked them. and only 10% knew someone in their school knew it was a third. a third knew a classmate who wants to change their gender or has already done so. but 1 in 10 want to change their gender or already done so, i or have already done so, which i thought undercut. thought was was an undercut. we've got through now. we've got to cut through now. over to the sun now. lewis and i imagine of us are

imagine all three of us are going keep powder on going to keep our powder dry on this as we're all waiting this one as we're all waiting for the phone to ring. well, i have no idea about this. it's like like like there's some this is like very shady dealings and very big shady dealings and before we started on this, before we get started on this, you don't have time you know, we don't have time for that. with the that. can we carry on with the story? need the lewis story? you need the lewis schaefer an schaefer calendar, which is an actual with. sorry actual real thing with. sorry about simon this is so about that. simon this is so this is a. philip schofield well, i'm going to tell you what. i'll tell the story. i want to tell philip schofield and willoughby . well, and holly willoughby. well, apparently 20s. apparently that took 20s. there's so there's tension between them. so it's like you and simon, to be honest. it's like being simon recreate because simon thinks it's his show. just like just like philip schofield thinks it's his. it's his show and holly but something the thing about philip schofield, i think he's exposed as kind of he's been exposed as kind of possibly guy . something possibly a creepy guy. something happened that happened with his brother that he didn't. you pay he didn't. would you pay attention? simon oh, my god. i'm going to get i'm going an going to get i'm going to get an email from simon. what's happening? done ? you happening? are you done? you asked me to discuss it. you keep on talking. time's down. leo by

your calculations, i would assume that carlos tevez is spanish for ungrateful. so, carlos tevez, who i've never heard of to be honest, has revealed he refused to learn engush revealed he refused to learn english during his seven years in the premier league because of his with his cultural problem with britain . he says he the britain. he says he blamed the falklands war for his uncle's alcoholism. his uncle went to alcoholism. so his uncle went to fight in the fight. it's not our fault argentina invaded our territory. this is an this is like insulting. know. like the most insulting. i know. it's down list. but this it's way down the list. but this to me, like, is really seriously bad. willing to come bad. this guy is willing to come and city or united and play man city or man united take of money from take huge amounts of money from engush . take huge amounts of money from english . but won't english fans. yeah, but he won't learn language because he learn the language because he finds notion of englishness finds the notion of englishness . like offensive to . like. like so offensive to him. for a while, we didn't even start . and yet he's taken all start. and yet he's taken all those. those £10 notes with those. all those £10 notes with the on them . he the queen's face on them. he likes of britain or likes that bit of britain or maybe or maybe he's he's taken over the british ethos. so much that he refuses to learn a second language. he came here, he's. yeah, well , that's he's. yeah, well, that's possible. and i'm going to say one more thing is that is that maybe he's just making an excuse

why he didn't want to learn the language, why couldn't learn language, why he couldn't learn the very hard to the language. it's very hard to learn a language, give the a learn a language, give the guy a break. one minute. and break. we have one minute. and how he who, carlos, how does he know who, carlos, how, tevez is ? and how, who carlos tevez is? and how, who carlos tevez is? and how come you don't know? we have one minute, and i'm going one minute, lewis, and i'm going to you talk about your to let you talk about your favourite is my favourite subject, which is my calendar is my calendar. it's fantastic. real thing. fantastic. it's a real thing. and you know what i'm going to do? going to actually give do? i'm going to actually give simon copy of thing just simon a copy of this thing just to try to make up for to just to try to make up for it. probably it in it. he'll probably throw it in the like i gave him a the rubbish. like i gave him a gift masking tape to put gift of some masking tape to put on because he's got on his mouth because he's got sleep and going to sleep apnoea and i'm going to give copy of the lewis give him a copy of the lewis schaefer calendar, go the schaefer calendar, go to the lewis schaefer's at lewis schaefer's website at lewis schaefer's website at lewis schaefer. have you sold any sold we've any yet? yes we've sold we've sold it's sold dozens. honestly, it's unbelievable. it's people . unbelievable. and it's people. people sorry about. i'm sorry. i didn't mean. i don't mean to mess up your show. sorry but i have such respect for you. what was the story ? do we have to? was the story? do we have to? the show's over. 15 seconds. 15 seconds. so will you talk- seconds. so will you talk for

iii — seconds. so will you talk for 15? replacing _ seconds. so will you talk for 15? replacing sugar- seconds. so will you talk for 15? “c “c c 15? replacing sugar with sweeteners does not affect weight control in the long term. so if you try sweeteners which taste , they taste horrible, it taste, they taste horrible, it tastes too sweet. yeah it doesn't actually help you lose weight. probably because you're the fat person who tries the sort of fat person who tries sweeteners in first place. sweeteners in the first place. yeah, mean, that's also yeah, go on. i mean, that's also a horrible that's the. a horrible story. that's the. okay, the show is nearly okay, well, the show is nearly oven okay, well, the show is nearly over, so let's take another quick at tuesday's quick look at tuesday's front page. to page. you're not going to believe mail goes page. you're not going to belieyat mail goes page. you're not going to beliey at starmer'sviail goes page. you're not going to beliey at starmer's bid goes page. you're not going to beliey at starmer's bid to ies page. you're not going to beliey at starmer's bid to rig blast at starmer's bid to rig elections . we have the times elections. we have the times fifth of all taxpayers will be in the £0.40 band. we have guardian tory mps tell braverman quit the pm pitch and stick to the day . job express suella the day. job express suella white people should not feel guilty and i news uk backed ukraine to join nato and finally the daily star close encounters of the boring kind . those were of the boring kind. those were your front pages. thank you very much. that's all we have time for. you to my leo for. thank you to my guests, leo kearse and schaefer. kearse and louis schaefer. andrew back tomorrow andrew doyle is back tomorrow with and scott with josh howie and scott capurro. the meantime , we're capurro. in the meantime, we're back tomorrow with back tomorrow at 11 pm. with some i love you hinckley functional guests. we are . we're

functional guests. we are. we're off now, but i'm not trying to mess up the show . good off now, but i'm not trying to mess up the show. good night.

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another week. i wonder why. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel thank you. good evening to . nigel thank you. good evening io wow.— . nigel thank you. good evening io wow. ins— . nigel thank you. good evening io wow. ins ioi— . nigel thank you. good evening to you. the top story— i cizil good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb to you. the top story tonight on si wows— to you. the top story tonight on si wows. ins— to you. the top story tonight on gb news, the home secretary has insisisi— gb news, the home secretary has insisisi-noi— gb news, the home secretary has insisted not hypocrites , insisted it's not hypocrites, wisois— insisted it's not hypocrites, wisois ion— insisted it's not hypocrites, nicole for her,— insisted it's not hypocrites, nicole for her, the child of niononis— nicole for her, the child of niononis io— nicole for her, the child of migrants to push for lower niononi— migrants to push for lower migrant action— migrants to push for lower migrant action in the uk in a sisssn— migrant action in the uk in a speech earlier— migrant action in the uk in a speech earlier today, suella braverman defended the government's- braverman defended the government's plan to cut net nionoiion— government's plan to cut net migration, saying it isn't nosisi— migration, saying it isn't nosisi io— migration, saying it isn't racist to want- migration, saying it isn't racist to want to control our ionisns — racist to want to control our borders. she _ racist to want to control our borders. she also argued that oni— borders. she also argued that mass and rapid— borders. she also argued that mass and rapid migration would be mass and rapid migration would is o— mass and rapid migration would is o iwisn— mass and rapid migration would be a burden on— mass and rapid migration would be a burden on housing and wins— be a burden on housing and public services— be a burden on housing and public services ,_ be a burden on housing and public services , and she says public services, and she says ins— public services, and she says is iik— public services, and she says the uk should— public services, and she says the uk should instead be ioswssso— the uk should instead be focussed on— the uk should instead be focussed on creating highly skiiisi— focussed on creating highly skilled workers— focussed on creating highly skilled workers at home. “iiizi skilled workers at home. there is no— skilled workers at home. there is no good— skilled workers at home. there is no good reason— skilled workers at home. there is no good reason on- skilled workers at home. there is no good reason on why we can't train up enough truck drivers , butchers, fruit drivers, butchers, fruit pickers, builders or welders. btec enables us to build a high skilled, high wage economy that