laying some cable. why.7 pool, laying some cable. why.7 eeeeuee— pool, laying some cable. why? because ef— pool, laying some cable. why? because of all— pool, laying some cable. why? because of all the— pool, laying some cable. why? because of all the sewage being pumped— because of all the sewage being pumped eute— because of all the sewage being pumped into eu— because of all the sewage being pumped into our waterways . the pumped into our waterways. the upper— pumped into our waterways. the water companies— pumped into our waterways. the water companies will want you to pay to— water companies will want you to pup to deep— water companies will want you to pup to clean up— water companies will want you to pay to clean up their up and menu— pay to clean up their up and finally, meritocracy. what's wrong— finally, meritocracy. what's wrong unu— finally, meritocracy. what's wrong with it— finally, meritocracy. what's wrong with it ?_ finally, meritocracy. what's wrong with it ? why can't we wrong with it? why can't we reward— wrong with it? why can't we reward peepre— wrong with it? why can't we reward people based on their adde— reward people based on their aware—why- reward people based on their. skills—why should skills and abilities? why should you—aud- skills and abilities? why should weu—aud puerrl you be segregated and push forward— you be segregated and push forward possibly into a job or erruadeu— forward possibly into a job or situation where— forward possibly into a job or situation where you're not eerddeur— situation where you're not confident because of situation where you're not- confident-because of the confident in just because of the eeeurr— confident in just because of the edeurlweur— confident in just because of the colour-your skin— confident in just because of the colour-your skin ?- confident in just because of the colour your skin ? everyone colour of your skin? everyone eueurd— colour of your skin? everyone erreurd rave— colour of your skin? everyone should have same should have the same opportunity-- should have the same opportunity. they? opportunity. shouldn't they? header— opportunity. shouldn't they? heather macdonald here to heather macdonald is here to deeuee— heather macdonald is here to deeuee rer— heather macdonald is here to discuss her new— heather macdonald is here to discuss her new book, race discuss her new book, when race dumpe— discuss her new book, when race pumps were. — discuss her new book, when race trumps merit. and— discuss her new book, when race trumps merit. and finally , and trumps merit. and finally, and weer— trumps merit. and finally, and most importantly, i want to hear from— most importantly, i want to hear from wou— most importantly, i want to hear were you ee— most importantly, i want to hear from you, so send— most importantly, i want to hear from you, so send your views my way— from you, so send your views my way ar— from you, so send your views my way ar ee— from you, so send your views my way a are viewe— from you, so send your views my way at gb views ulez at gbnews.uk._ way at gb views ulez at gbnews.uk. that is all coming up adder— gbnews.uk. that is all coming up after-headlines— gbnews.uk. that is all coming up after headlines with rory after the headlines with rory smud— after the headlines with rory smrrrr .— after the headlines with rory smith . thank— after the headlines with rory smith . thank you very much, smith. thank you very much, lawrence. the— smith. thank you very much, lawrence. (fife lawrence. the latest from the gb newsroom . i'm a man who conned newsroom. i'm a man who conned victims out of more than £100 million has been jailed . tj million has been jailed. tj fletcher is the founder of the website. i spoke through it.

criminals could make phone calls pretending they were from trusted companies to scam people. it was brought down last yearin people. it was brought down last year in the uk's biggest fraud sting. the 35 year old has been sentenced to 13 years and four months in prison . detective months in prison. detective superintendent helen ran says he clearly didn't care about the harm he was causing long before it was shut down. i was constantly growing - c : i was constantly growing with 700 it was shut down. i was- constantly growing with 700 new users registering— constantly growing with 700 new users registering every week and it users registering every week and d wa— users registering every week and d eardrud— users registering every week and d eardrud .— users registering every week and it was earning . £80,000 per week it was earning. £80,000 per week . derdrer— it was earning. £80,000 per week . rrerdrer wa— it was earning. £80,000 per week . fletcher was leading an extravagant— . fletcher was leading an extravagant lifestyle, benefiting - extravagant lifestyle, benefiting from the profits, dawne— benefiting from the profits, rrawud ae— benefiting from the profits, having no care— benefiting from the profits, having no care for the misery he was responsible— having no care for the misery he was responsible for— having no care for the misery he was responsible for the parents of was responsible for the parents or a— was responsible for the parents of a disabled— was responsible for the parents of a disabled teenagerjailed of a disabled teenager jailed for prese— of a disabled teenager jailed for gross negligence . for gross negligence. manslaughter- for gross negligence. manslaughter have had their sentences increased. kayla titford, who was morbidly obese and bedridden, died at her home in newton in 2020 after suffering from an infection . her

suffering from an infection. her mother, sarah lloyd jones , who mother, sarah lloyd jones, who admitted the charge, will now serve eight years instead of six. and her father, alan titford, who pleaded not guilty, will serve ten years. the brother of tv star phillip schofield has been jailed for 12 years for child sex offences. timothy schofield, who was a civilian police worker, committed 11 offences between 2016 and 2019. detective inspector keith smith said the boy who was abused by the 54 year old showed remarkable bravery in coming forward . bravery in coming forward. around 600 people have been evacuated from villages in western spain , which are being western spain, which are being threatened by wildfire . the threatened by wildfire. the blaze has already destroyed . blaze has already destroyed. some 20,000 acres of land that's near the border with portugal. while officials believe it may have been started by arsonists , have been started by arsonists, the us has announced new

sanctions on russia for targeting future energy revenues and military supply chains. its part of a wave of fresh punishments over the war in ukraine, which have been announced by g7 leaders at a meeting in japan. will earlier, the uk said it would be banning imports of russian diamonds , imports of russian diamonds, copper, aluminium and nickel. meanwhile, ukraine's president has met the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman on the sidelines of the arab league summit in jeddah. vladimir zelenskyy has also held meetings with the leaders of oman, kuwait and the uae . gulf countries have and the uae. gulf countries have tried to remain neutral on the war in ukraine. but in a speech to the summit, president zelenskyy called out those who have been turning a blind eye. bofis have been turning a blind eye. boris johnson's wife, carrie , is boris johnson's wife, carrie, is pregnant with the couple's third child. she announced on instagram they are expecting a sibling for wilf and romi in just a few weeks time. carrie

said she's been feeling pretty exhausted for much of the last eight months, but they are looking forward to welcoming the newest member of the family very soon. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato. back to lawrence . back to lawrence. supply and back to lawrence. - i supply and demand back to lawrence. - . supply and demand is back to lawrence. - i supply and demand is a back to lawrence. _ - supply and demand is a fairly supply and demand is a fairly simple - supply and demand is a fairly ermpre-re— - supply and demand is a fairly ermpre-re mudd- - supply and demand is a fairly simple-to much supply.- simple concept to much supply. demand— simple concept to much supply. demand falls— simple concept to much supply. demand falls too— simple concept to much supply. demand falls too much demand pdeee— demand falls too much demand pdeee dee— demand falls too much demand prices rise. you— demand falls too much demand prices rise. you don't need to be wired— prices rise. you don't need to be milton friedman to get it. we— be milton friedman to get it. we a— be milton friedman to get it. we a eeueepr— be milton friedman to get it. it's a concept particularly rerewarrr— it's a concept particularly relevant to _ it's a concept particularly relevant to our- it's a concept particularly relevant to our current economy. rderd — relevant to our current economy. rderd deeded— relevant to our current economy. rishi flooded it— relevant to our current economy. rishi flooded it with a billion dud-e— rishi flooded it with a billion durd-e wardr— rishi flooded it with a billion quid's worth of— rishi flooded it with a billion quid's worth of supply each day as rare— quid's worth of supply each day as rare mare— quid's worth of supply each day as his mate boris— quid's worth of supply each day as his mate boris was locking dawn— as his mate boris was locking down we— as his mate boris was locking down the middle— as his mate boris was locking down the middle so that down the middle class so that the down the middle class so that rue-erase— down the middle class so that the - class could - down the middle class so that the class could deliver the working class could deliver ama— the working class could deliver amazon—groceries. the working class could deliverl amazon—groceries to amazon parcels and groceries to the amazon parcels and groceries to rue—re— amazon parcels and groceries to rue—re mem- amazon parcels and groceries to rue—re dwem up- amazon parcels and groceries to the _to liven up the the middle class to liven up the read,— the middle class to liven up the long, - lockdown _ the middle class to liven up the long, lockdown days long, lazy lockdown days of zoom cade— long, lazy lockdown days of zoom cane and— long, lazy lockdown days of zoom cane and fizzy— long, lazy lockdown days of zoom

calls and fizzy pop. _ long, lazy lockdown days of zoom calls and fizzy pop. the £400 pruden— calls and fizzy pop. the £400 billion which— calls and fizzy pop. the £400 billion which he— calls and fizzy pop. the £400 billion which he conjured from the billion which he conjured from me made— billion which he conjured from the magic money— billion which he conjured from the magic money tree to fund his game— the magic money tree to fund his game er— the magic money tree to fund his game of chinese— the magic money tree to fund his game of chinese copycat, dewewe re— game of chinese copycat, however, is swirling however, is still swirling aud— however, is still swirling around our financial system. ure— around our financial system. uae a— around our financial system. uae a drum— around our financial system. like a shunt at— around our financial system. like a shunt at the bottom of a eepde— like a shunt at the bottom of a eepde raw,— like a shunt at the bottom of a septic tank, leaving an ewereuppw— septic tank, leaving an oversupply of money. the double eruerw— oversupply of money. the double eruerw er— oversupply of money. the double eruerw or me — oversupply of money. the double cruelty of the catastrophic pamdemre— cruelty of the catastrophic pandemic response continues redaw— pandemic response continues redaw rw— pandemic response continues redaw by me— pandemic response continues today by the most malevolent derr— today by the most malevolent drew er— today by the most malevolent deed or ad— today by the most malevolent theft of all inflation. an mdadem— theft of all inflation. an inflation which bloodthirsty pro reeadewm— inflation which bloodthirsty pro lockdowns would _ inflation which bloodthirsty pro lockdowns would have you believe is me— lockdowns would have you believe is me resurr— lockdowns would have you believe is the result of— lockdowns would have you believe is the result of the— lockdowns would have you believe is the result of the objective rese— is the result of the objective less conflict _ is the result of the objective less conflict in— is the result of the objective less conflict in ukraine, whilst rees— less conflict in ukraine, whilst less bloodthirsty— less conflict in ukraine, whilst less bloodthirsty others with a pack— less bloodthirsty others with a pack er— less bloodthirsty others with a pack or me— less bloodthirsty others with a back of the packet grasp of supply— back of the packet grasp of supply and— back of the packet grasp of supply and demand understands to be up— supply and demand understands to be ue reapmd— supply and demand understands to be ue reapmp me— supply and demand understands to be us reaping the consequences of a— be us reaping the consequences of a coer— be us reaping the consequences of a case er— be us reaping the consequences of a cost of lockdown crisis . of a cost of lockdown crisis. mrereermdw— of a cost of lockdown crisis. interestingly, and increasingly the interestingly, and increasingly we supply— interestingly, and increasingly we supply and— interestingly, and increasingly the supply and demand truism is being— the supply and demand truism is demo appded— the supply and demand truism is being applied culturally as well as weerem— being applied culturally as well as western societies are mereered— as western societies are molested from within by the woke edurrw— molested from within by the woke edurrw aud.— molested from within by the woke edurrw eurr. deu— molested from within by the woke equity cult. hell bent on mappmp— equity cult. hell bent on chopping off_ equity cult. hell bent on chopping off healthy children's preaer— chopping off healthy children's breast tissue— chopping off healthy children's breast tissue and— chopping off healthy children's breast tissue and penises in ruraew— breast tissue and penises in ruraew m— breast tissue and penises in turkey in front— breast tissue and penises in turkey in front of our kids in a rwppede— turkey in front of our kids in a rwpmede aud— turkey in front of our kids in a hypnotic and demonic attempt to rwpereexuauze— hypnotic and demonic attempt to hypersexualize them from birth , hypersexualize them from birth, draw— hypersexualize them from birth, draw rawmd— hypersexualize them from birth, draw rawmp a— hypersexualize them from birth, only taking a breather to parake— only taking a breather to parraae m— only taking a breather to partake in their other favourite hardw— partake in their other favourite peppy er— partake in their other favourite hobby of calling—

partake in their other favourite hobby of calling every white ewmed— hobby of calling every white skinned-racist- hobby of calling every white skinned racist and skinned person a racist and dwdmd— skinned person a racist and dividing-along- skinned person a racist and dividing along immutable dividing us along immutable rmee— dividing us along immutable lines-create— dividing us along immutable lines create oppressors and lines to create oppressors and wedme— lines to create oppressors and mm .— lines to create oppressors and mm . se— lines to create oppressors and victims . so crucial. if you wish victims. so crucial. if you wish to victims. so crucial. if you wish re deerrew— victims. so crucial. if you wish re deerrew dre— victims. so crucial. if you wish to destroy the confidence of a dwdeadeu— to destroy the confidence of a civilisation before _ to destroy the confidence of a civilisation before instigating a revolution— civilisation before instigating a revolution ._ civilisation before instigating a revolution . even here, though, a revolution. even here, though, the a revolution. even here, though, me add— a revolution. even here, though, me add euppw— a revolution. even here, though, the old supply and demand problem— the old supply and demand problem kicks— the old supply and demand problem kicks in was such a high price— problem kicks in was such a high prree praeed— problem kicks in was such a high prree praeed rer— problem kicks in was such a high price placed for victimhood in the leisured,_ price placed for victimhood in the leisured, affluent and self—immolating west, suppliers run self—immolating west, suppliers radrer— self—immolating west, suppliers run rather thin.— self—immolating west, suppliers run rather thin. we— self—immolating west, suppliers run rather thin. we see this in america— run rather thin. we see this in america with— run rather thin. we see this in america with the— run rather thin. we see this in america with the intellectually draueuded — america with the intellectually challenged face— america with the intellectually challenged face puller. jussie smolder,— challenged face puller. jussie smollett, who— challenged face puller. jussie smollett, who claimed to have deem— smollett, who claimed to have been attacked— smollett, who claimed to have been attacked by— smollett, who claimed to have been attacked by maga cap toting aepupueam— been attacked by maga cap toting aepupueam m— been attacked by maga cap toting republicans in a— been attacked by maga cap toting republicans in a minus 20 degree erreweermr ar— republicans in a minus 20 degree snowstorm at 2— republicans in a minus 20 degree snowstorm at 2 a.m._ republicans in a minus 20 degree snowstorm at 2 am. in the morning— snowstorm at 2 am. in the memmd m— snowstorm at 2 am. in the morning in the— snowstorm at 2 am. in the morning in the overwhelmingly uemeerar— morning in the overwhelmingly uemeerar dw— morning in the overwhelmingly democrat city of— morning in the overwhelmingly democrat city of detroit , whilst democrat city of detroit, whilst uddmd— democrat city of detroit, whilst holding a— democrat city of detroit, whilst holding a subway— democrat city of detroit, whilst holding a subway sandwich, which he miraculously— holding a subway sandwich, which he miraculously managed not to drop— he miraculously managed not to drop durmd— he miraculously managed not to drop durmp dre— he miraculously managed not to drop during the heinously fake aeeaurr— drop during the heinously fake assault—endure. drop during the heinously fake assault—endure . assault that he didn't endure. we assault that he didn't endure. we-ar— assault that he didn't endure. we-ar puke— assault that he didn't endure. we at duke lacrosse. we we saw it at duke lacrosse. we dr— we saw it at duke lacrosse. we rr-maud— we saw it at duke lacrosse. we saw it-hand pulls.- saw it with hand pulls. miraculously- saw it with hand pulls. miraculously transmogrified into wedded— miraculously transmogrified into lynching nooses_ miraculously transmogrified into lynching nooses in nascar. and when— lynching nooses in nascar. and when cerv— lynching nooses in nascar. and when cctv finally— lynching nooses in nascar. and when cctv finally emerges from eerawred— when cctv finally emerges from scrawled swastikas _ when cctv finally emerges from scrawled swastikas or n—word on college— scrawled swastikas or n—word on college derm— scrawled swastikas or n—word on college dorm doors— scrawled swastikas or n—word on college dorm doors , it's college dorm doors, it's mewrapw— college dorm doors, it's inevitably someone from the oppressed— inevitably someone from the oppressed victim group who is

the perpetrator— oppressed victim group who is the perpetrator of said race, max— the perpetrator of said race, max euppw— the perpetrator of said race, hoax supply and demand . and it hoax supply and demand. and it is due— hoax supply and demand. and it is due wrea— hoax supply and demand. and it is true when they— hoax supply and demand. and it is true when they say that america— is true when they say that america sneezes, britain catches aedd— america sneezes, britain catches aedd. we— america sneezes, britain catches aedd. we have— america sneezes, britain catches a cold. we have seen this mewpad— a cold. we have seen this snowball search to be the urdmare— snowball search to be the ultimate victim bubble up here to ultimate victim bubble up here re rrmee— ultimate victim bubble up here re rrmee daw— ultimate victim bubble up here to prince harry imported his own multi—millionaire_ to prince harry imported his own multi—millionaire cry bully defere— multi—millionaire cry bully before swiftly— multi—millionaire cry bully before swiftly spinning around and awarded— before swiftly spinning around and swanning back off to his $10 addam— and swanning back off to his $10 widen ree— and swanning back off to his $10 million los angeles hovel for some much needed privacy redrewmd— some much needed privacy redrewmd a— some much needed privacy following a terrifying , following a terrifying, non—existent hoax car chase rmeudr— non—existent hoax car chase deemed a— non—existent hoax car chase through a gridlocked manhattan . through a gridlocked manhattan. but through a gridlocked manhattan. rue du— through a gridlocked manhattan. eur m dre— through a gridlocked manhattan. but in the last— through a gridlocked manhattan. but in the last couple of days , but in the last couple of days, it's but in the last couple of days, we arr— but in the last couple of days, it's an altogether— but in the last couple of days, it's an altogether more odious mumm— it's an altogether more odious human rer— it's an altogether more odious human for whom _ it's an altogether more odious human for whom the empathy and eeedemmpa— human for whom the empathy and eemaeerepp we— human for whom the empathy and compassion we are— human for whom the empathy and compassion we are commanded to rmd— compassion we are commanded to add rer— compassion we are commanded to dad for ordere— compassion we are commanded to find for others remain as trenchantly_ find for others remain as trenchantly elusive , forced to trenchantly elusive, forced to redde— trenchantly elusive, forced to redeem ever— trenchantly elusive, forced to redeem a— trenchantly elusive, forced to resign over a relationship with somebody— resign over a relationship with somebody falling in love. yuri“ somebody falling in love. well, the somebody falling in love. well, me ewr— somebody falling in love. well, me em or— somebody falling in love. well, the lviv of breaking your own rules. you know you're the one. actually. just stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. i am a louis. stop. i'm a human being, right? yeah okay. secretary of state . don't okay. secretary of state. don't interrupt me now, because i'm going to say something that i'd

like you to listen to. i'm a human being .john's question is human being. john's question is leading up to essentially, how do you cope with this amount of stuff as a human being ? and part stuff as a human being? and part of the answer is that, of course, politicians , as you course, politicians, as you know, have to take the rough with the smooth and i have learned a huge amount about resilience and but i also now i'm just not interested in having people just go over old coals again and again and again . matt says that he's not interested— . matt says that he's not interested in— matt says that he's not interested in raking over old code— interested in raking over old code adam— interested in raking over old code apam .— interested in raking over old coals again , the— interested in raking over old coals again , the city, old coals coals again, the city, old coals , ure— coals again, the city, old coals , uae aer— coals again, the city, old coals , like not taking— coals again, the city, old coals , like not taking any personal responsibility— , like not taking any personal responsibility for— , like not taking any personal responsibility for anything whatsoever— responsibility for anything whatsoever and being left alone to whatsoever and being left alone re rake— whatsoever and being left alone w are ad— whatsoever and being left alone to take all the— whatsoever and being left alone to take all the perks of fame mem— to take all the perks of fame from me— to take all the perks of fame from his pathetic— to take all the perks of fame from his pathetic efforts in purple— from his pathetic efforts in public office— from his pathetic efforts in public office ,_ from his pathetic efforts in public office , out the doors of public office, out the doors of raruamem— public office, out the doors of parliament-into- public office, out the doors of parliament into the world of parliament and into the world of rearw— parliament and into the world of ready-.— parliament and into the world of ready. r— parliament and into the world of reality.. i don't— parliament and into the world of reality . i don't particularly reality tv. i don't particularly warr— reality tv. i don't particularly wam re— reality tv. i don't particularly wam re rake— reality tv. i don't particularly want to rake over— reality tv. i don't particularly want to rake over appalling want to rake over his appalling rerd— want to rake over his appalling reeereau-d-r—

want to rake over his appalling rerd-eu-r .- want to rake over his appalling record-can't . it- want to rake over his appalling record can't . it makes record either. i can't. it makes ree— record either. i can't. it makes red angry-— record either. i can't. it makes one too angry. but— record either. i can't. it makes one too angry. but what is mrereermd— one too angry. but what is interesting-how- one too angry. but what is interesting how he's trying interesting is how he's trying to interesting is how he's trying re-rr— interesting is how he's trying re-rr er— interesting is how he's trying re-rr er-ue-e- interesting is how he's trying to it or he's being to spin it or how he's being encouraged— to spin it or how he's being. encouraged-perhaps encouraged to spin it. perhaps his-responsibility- encouraged to spin it. perhaps his responsibility is his personal responsibility is a cornerstone of— his personal responsibility is a cornerstone of conservatism. one could— cornerstone of conservatism. one could reasonably— cornerstone of conservatism. one could reasonably assert, but not for could reasonably assert, but not fer-ward— could reasonably assert, but not fer-pramd er— could reasonably assert, but not for brand of modern, for matt's brand of modern, prepreeewe— for matt's brand of modern, progressive conservative ism. mere— progressive conservative ism. mere midw— progressive conservative ism. there might just— progressive conservative ism. there might just be some that there might just be some of that dude— there might just be some of that elusive-empathy— there might just be some of that elusive empathy said, elusive of empathy if he said, i dam-r— elusive of empathy if he said, i dam-r-eerw— elusive of empathy if he said, i den-r-eerw .— elusive of empathy if he said, i den-r-eerw, r— elusive of empathy if he said, i don't sorry , i destroyed don't know, sorry, i destroyed weur— don't know, sorry, i destroyed your-education.- don't know, sorry, i destroyedl your-educationllet your children's education. i let people—hospitalsl people die alone in hospitals on wade.— people die alone in hospitals on rrade. r— people die alone in hospitals on ipads. i destroyed— people die alone in hospitals on ipads. i destroyed businesses in the ipads. i destroyed businesses in rue—peeprel the economy. i called people eemprraew— the economy. i called people conspiracy theorists, racists aud— conspiracy theorists, racists and anti—vaxxers for even dueerrepmd— and anti—vaxxers for even . dueerrepmd—mew questioning whether this now upeduweearw— questioning whether this now unequivocally public unequivocally provable public policy— unequivocally provable public pedew aupaew— unequivocally provable public policy lunacy was the wisest reure— policy lunacy was the wisest reure re — policy lunacy was the wisest route to take.— policy lunacy was the wisest route to take. he— policy lunacy was the wisest route to take. he could say, i den-r— route to take. he could say, i dam-r mew. — route to take. he could say, i dam-r mew. r— route to take. he could say, i don't know. i was— route to take. he could say, i don't know. i was wrong . i'm don't know. i was wrong. i'm earm— don't know. i was wrong. i'm sorry. r— don't know. i was wrong. i'm sorry. r dd— don't know. i was wrong. i'm sorry. i did what— don't know. i was wrong. i'm sorry. i did what i- don't know. i was wrong. i'm sorry. i did what i thought was upm— sorry. i did what i thought was rrdm. r— sorry. i did what i thought was rrpm. drawe— sorry. i did what i thought was right. i take personal responsibility and i ask for your— responsibility and i ask for your forgiveness . but he won't. your forgiveness. but he won't. aud— your forgiveness. but he won't. add red-r— your forgiveness. but he won't. and isn't doing— your forgiveness. but he won't. and isn't doing that. he's reermd— and isn't doing that. he's reermp very,— and isn't doing that. he's feeling very, very sorry for armed. — feeling very, very sorry for himself. like— feeling very, very sorry for himself. like the limp wristed eewardw— himself. like the limp wristed cowardly woke _ himself. like the limp wristed cowardly woke progressive. he meer— cowardly woke progressive. he meer eerramw— cowardly woke progressive. he most certainly is. _ cowardly woke progressive. he most certainly is. more than mar.— most certainly is. more than mar. dee— most certainly is. more than that. he's still— most certainly is. more than that. he's still going , lauding that. he's still going, lauding the that. he's still going, lauding me eueeeee— that. he's still going, lauding the success vaccine that the success of the vaccine that red-r— the success of the vaccine that dude a— the success of the vaccine that isn't a vaccine— the success of the vaccine that isn't a vaccine and— the success of the vaccine that isn't a vaccine and doesn't do whar— isn't a vaccine and doesn't do war we— isn't a vaccine and doesn't do what it's supposed to do very wed— what it's supposed to do very wed wader— what it's supposed to do very well whilst doing of well whilst doing lots of dampe— well whilst doing lots of things. do things. it's not supposed to do very— things. it's not supposed to do very-redem— things. it's not supposed to do very-indeed.-thel very well indeed. and so the comedy— very well indeed. and so the country cannot— very well indeed. and so the country cannot heal . record

country cannot heal. record number— country cannot heal. record numbers-people- country cannot heal. record numbers people haven't numbers of people haven't rerumed— numbers of people haven't returned-2.5- numbers of people haven't returned 2.5 million returned to work. 2.5 million people— returned to work. 2.5 million people mreemd— returned to work. 2.5 million people missing in action from the people missing in action from are-.— people missing in action from rrae-. mar- the workforce. that is a erappermp— the workforce. that is a staggering where the workforce. that is a- staggering-where are staggering number where are dew— staggering number where are raewe read— staggering number where are they? long covid cancers and rear— they? long covid cancers and heart diseases.— they? long covid cancers and heart diseases. dare i mention the heart diseases. dare i mention rrae damp— heart diseases. dare i mention rrae damp we— heart diseases. dare i mention the thing no accountability for the thing no accountability for me raarme— the thing no accountability for me aarme ea— the thing no accountability for the harms of his— the thing no accountability for the harms of his policies or medication.— the harms of his policies or medication. it's— the harms of his policies or medication. it'sjust the harms of his policies or medication. it's just a glib weave— medication. it's just a glib leave-alone.- medication. it's just a glib leave alone. stop being mean leave me alone. stop being mean to leave me alone. stop being mean po_p,up_ leave me alone. stop being mean re—pur ae- leave me alone. stop being mean re—pur no way. i to matthew. sorry, but no way. spaaww— to matthew. sorry, but no way. spamww we— to matthew. sorry, but no way. spamww we per— to matthew. sorry, but no way. spanky, we get the leaders we deeewe. — spanky, we get the leaders we deeewe. aud— spanky, we get the leaders we deserve. and if— spanky, we get the leaders we deserve. and if we don't hold you— deserve. and if we don't hold you re— deserve. and if we don't hold you to account,— deserve. and if we don't hold you to account, what then? we wru—earwl you to account, what then? we war—carry era will carry on. you will carry on damp— will carry on. you will carry on damp dae— will carry on. you will carry on doing the damage— will carry on. you will carry on doing the damage that you do as will carry on. you will carry on doi get he damage that you do as will carry on. you will carry on doi get physically, that you do as will carry on. you will carry on doi get physically, culturally,io as we get physically, culturally, emedeaarw— we get physically, culturally, emotionally poorer. but you mew,— emotionally poorer. but you mew, ar— emotionally poorer. but you mew, ar dae— emotionally poorer. but you know, at the end of the day, i'm not know, at the end of the day, i'm aer rearw— know, at the end of the day, i'm aer reauw ree— know, at the end of the day, i'm not really too concerned about warr— not really too concerned about war. deeaur— not really too concerned about matt. useful idiots like him are the matt. useful idiots like him are me arrea— matt. useful idiots like him are me are re— matt. useful idiots like him are the first to the— matt. useful idiots like him are the first to the gallows. once dae— the first to the gallows. oncej rue—uee the revolution is no more use for the revolution is no more use fer—drawe- the revolution is no more use for-little they- the revolution is no more use for little they know for them. the little they know already—r- for them. the little they know already—r aml already too much. but i am warmed— already too much. but i am worried -those- already too much. but i am worried those who worried about those who lurk remad— worried about those who lurk- behind—shadows. worried about those who lurk- behind-seek-shadows. worried about those who lurk- behind-seek to -shadows. worried about those who lurk behind seek to drive shadows. worried about those who lurk behind seek to drive usidows. those who seek to drive us demoralised_ those who seek to drive us demoralised and compliant back into demoralised and compliant back rare dae— demoralised and compliant back into the stone— demoralised and compliant back into the stone age— demoralised and compliant back into the stone age with their madrede— into the stone age with their nihilistic pursuit of all things se— nihilistic pursuit of all things zero. so there— nihilistic pursuit of all things zero. so there are some would eaw— zero. so there are some would eaw aud— zero. so there are some would eaw and agree— zero. so there are some would say and agree with matt that we eaeurd— say and agree with matt that we eaeurd mewe— say and agree with matt that we should move on— say and agree with matt that we should move on now and forgive and— should move on now and forgive aud-rw— should move on now and forgive aud-a, pur— should move on now and forgive and-it, but supply- should move on now and forgive and it, but supply and and forget it, but supply and demand.— and forget it, but supply and demand. matthew ulez forgiveness. _ demand. matthew ulez forgiveness. you supply . the

forgiveness. you supply. the dae— forgiveness. you supply. the more the public— forgiveness. you supply. the more the public will demand . so more the public will demand. so remem— more the public will demand. so remdar rm— more the public will demand. so tonight i'm asking— more the public will demand. so tonight i'm asking what reality eraew— tonight i'm asking what reality eaew eaeurd— tonight i'm asking what reality show should matt hancock go on deare— show should matt hancock go on meme rmad— show should matt hancock go on next? email me— show should matt hancock go on next? email me at— next? email me at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet next? email me at— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at repea— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at rezza rea— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at rezza rex er— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at rezza rex er ar— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at rezza rex er ar .— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at lozza fox or at . gb— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at lozza fox or at . gb news. so lozza fox or at. gb news. so how do lozza fox or at. gb news. so how de weu— lozza fox or at. gb news. so how de weu eewe— lozza fox or at. gb news. so how de you eewe a— lozza fox or at. gb news. so how do you solve a problem like epaaa— do you solve a problem like spank mangkok? joining me now is peddear— spank mangkok? joining me now is political commentator sophie cereeraa re— political commentator sophie corcoran to discuss if his repuradea— corcoran to discuss if his reputation can- corcoran to discuss if his reputation can be saved, challenged— reputation can be saved, challenged and rehabilitated . challenged and rehabilitated. 50pm..— challenged and rehabilitated. separe, whar— challenged and rehabilitated. sophie, what is— challenged and rehabilitated. sophie, what is next for spanky 7 sophie, what is next for spanky e ora— sophie, what is next for spanky e era eed. — sophie, what is next for spanky 7 oh, god. well— sophie, what is next for spanky 7 oh, god. well to— sophie, what is next for spanky ? oh, god. well to be honest, i aepe— ? oh, god. well to be honest, i aepe mar— ? oh, god. well to be honest, i aepe daar me— ? oh, god. well to be honest, i hope that his routine can't be a rehabilitated— hope that his routine can't be a rehabilitated because i think mar— rehabilitated because i think daar ae— rehabilitated because i think daar re re— rehabilitated because i think that he is like— rehabilitated because i think that he is like the meghan warde— that he is like the meghan wade ea— that he is like the meghan markle of politics, like they dama— markle of politics, like they think they're _ markle of politics, like they think they're a _ markle of politics, like they think they're a hero . "iii; markle of politics, like they think they're a hero . "er think they're a hero. they think mew-re— think they're a hero. they think they're the next version of the modern day jesus. but in actual fact, everybody hates them and they entitled to people's they feel entitled to people's respect, even though they don't deserve it. i feel like those two are very, very similar in terms reality show he

terms of what reality show he should go next. i'm torn should go on next. i'm torn between two. really. i think he should either on traitors should either go on the traitors because. well clue's in the name or rise and fall. the one that i was just on because i feel like he'd had a great time on that one, eating dog food and all sorts. what did you make his sorts. what did you make of his denim that podcast? denim shirt in that podcast? were you as enamoured of it as i wae— were you as enamoured of it as i r— were you as enamoured of it as i r meam— were you as enamoured of it as i r dre— were you as enamoured of it as i was? i mean, it's disgraceful. aud— was? i mean, it's disgraceful. aad r— was? i mean, it's disgraceful. aad r armr— was? i mean, it's disgraceful. and i think one— was? i mean, it's disgraceful. and i think one of— was? i mean, it's disgraceful. and i think one of the- was? i mean, it's disgraceful. and i think one of the things that do revive that matt needs to do to revive his reputation is please stop wearing turtlenecks . one, two, wearing turtlenecks. one, two, please delete tiktok and three, stop trying to think you're a celebrity when you're not. you're a politician . you're not you're a politician. you're not a reality star. do you think his weed— a reality star. do you think his vocal inflexion_ a reality star. do you think his vocal inflexion is— ”rial ear do you think his vocal inflexion is deliberately amewmd— vocal inflexion is deliberately amewme er— vocal inflexion is deliberately annoying or it's— vocal inflexion is deliberately annoying or it's an accident of erraa— annoying or it's an accident of para e— annoying or it's an accident of para e rm— annoying or it's an accident of para e rm deme— annoying or it's an accident of birth ? i'm going to hope it's an birth? i'm going to hope it's an aeddear— birth? i'm going to hope it's an added ea— birth? i'm going to hope it's an accident of birth. _ birth? i'm going to hope it's an accident of birth. " accident of birth. i mean, i'm cockney. i don't think i have you know, the best accent in the world. be with world. but to be honest with matt, patronising and matt, he's so patronising and just everything does . stop, just everything he does. stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,- g stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, dep— stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, erep,-erep— stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, erep,-erep .- stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,| erep,-erep ,-erep, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, dep— stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, erep,—erep. i stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,-

stop,_stop. please stop, stop, stop, stop. please erep. — stop, stop, stop, stop. please erep. wease— stop, stop, stop, stop. please stop. please stop. he had to . stop. please stop. he had to. patients okay, but look , patients okay, but look, eeewe— patients okay, but look, eweeaew re— cl�*etfr okay, but look, everyone is entitled to emprewmear- everyone is entitled to employment at. you know, eeerwe— employment at. you know, eweeaew re— employment at. you know, everyone is entitled to a future . whar— everyone is entitled to a future . waar rep — everyone is entitled to a future . what job could— everyone is entitled to a future . what job could we set matt to dee— . what job could we set matt to dee we— . what job could we set matt to dee we eee— . what job could we set matt to do? we see that— . what job could we set matt to do? we see that the sewage is aeawmd— do? we see that the sewage is leaking rare— do? we see that the sewage is leaking into the— do? we see that the sewage is leaking into the waterways. weurd — leaking into the waterways. weurd warr— leaking into the waterways. would matt be— leaking into the waterways. would matt be a good person to ereaa— would matt be a good person to clean mar— would matt be a good person to clean daar up— would matt be a good person to clean daar up a— would matt be a good person to clean that up ? oh— would matt be a good person to clean that up ? oh i feel like he clean that up? oh i feel like he weurd— clean that up? oh i feel like he weuad pe— clean that up? oh i feel like he weuad pe ee— clean that up? oh i feel like he would be one of— clean that up? oh i feel like he would be one of those people mar,— would be one of those people daar, ade,— would be one of those people that, like, work— would be one of those people that, like, work in— would be one of those people that, like, work in a call eeaer— that, like, work in a call centre and— that, like, work in a call centre and like tell you that weue— centre and like tell you that weu-we eeea— centre and like tell you that you've been-a— centre and like tell you that you've been a car crash when you've been in a car crash when weu— you've been in a car crash when weu-peeauee— you've been in a car crash when weu-peeauee ae- you've been in a car crash when you because he clearly you haven't because he clearly maaee— you haven't because he clearly maaee dampe— you haven't because he clearly makes things that aren't believable,— makes things that aren't believable, convincing . makes things that aren't- believable,-convincing. so believable, very convincing. so i believable, very convincing. so r reed— believable, very convincing. so r reed ure— believable, very convincing. so i feel like he's— believable, very convincing. so i feel like he's got— believable, very convincing. so i feel like he's got a- believable, very convincing. so i feel like he's got a lot- believable, very convincing. so i feel like he's got a lot of- i feel like he's got a lot of hidden in genre, but hidden talent in that genre, but he very obviously wants a public profile. so, he very obviously wants a public profile . so, so, so what else profile. so, so, so what else weu— profile. so, so, so what else weu de— profile. so, so, so what else you de de— profile. so, so, so what else can you do is it,— profile. so, so, so what else can you do is it, is- profile. so, so, so what else can you do is it, is it- so, so, so what else can you do is it, is it call eearer— can you do is it, is it call eeeae-rr- can you do is it, is it call centre,-it ? - can you do is it, is it call| centre,-it ? yeah, can you do is it, is it call. centre,-it ? yeah, i centre, is that it? yeah, i radar— centre, is that it? yeah, i think look, to be honest, i want to say that he'll never be able to say that he'll never be able to go back into the world of tv and if we're in a world that should definitely be the case. but unfortunately lot but unfortunately there's a lot of politics fans who have made dreadful decisions , namely dreadful decisions, namely alastair are still alastair campbell, who are still in the media doing the rounds.

you know who have still got a career despite the dreadful things that they're doing and who know not good people who we know are not good people , not only by the political decisions that they've made, but also just their personality . i also just their personality. i mean, the way alastair mean, look at the way alastair behaved the behaved on newsnight the other night, just get away night, but they just get away with you know. do night, but they just get away with you know . do you think with it, you know. do you think raerw— with it, you know. do you think aaerw .— with it, you know. do you think aaerw , de— with it, you know. do you think aaerw , de weu— with it, you know. do you think lastly , do you think— e do you think lastly , do you think that matt lastly, do you think that matt daaeeew— lastly, do you think that matt hancock should— lastly, do you think that matt hancock should join the liberal uemeerare— hancock should join the liberal uemeerare er— hancock should join the liberal democrats or .— hancock should join the liberal democrats or . not " democrats or. not i mean, i wedd— democrats or. not i mean, i would rather him just not be in politics at all. but i feel like the lib dems is definitely a place i think. what did place for him, i think. what did he say the other day is that in order for the conservatives to win, doing all win, we need to stop doing all of culture war stuff and go of the culture war stuff and go after youth vote . i mean, i after the youth vote. i mean, i think is why the think it is why the conservatives are doing badly conservatives are doing so badly is want try and is because we want to try and get the votes of people who, no matter do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote forio, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote forio, ever. ever going to vote for us, ever. i think flawed strategy . think it's a flawed strategy. why go after the why are we going to go after the votes that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do as that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do as a:hat matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do as a party, matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do as a party, are itter why are we going to go after the voteswe do as a party, are never what we do as a party, are never going to put cross that going to put the cross in that box? and yet we abandoned the people that have supported us since their lives, since day one of their lives, since, , you 15 since, like me, you were 15 years old. but there we go.

stunning upset political acumen mem— stunning upset political acumen arem-daaeeek— stunning upset political acumen from - hancock , _ stunning upset political acumen from hancock , the political from matt hancock, the political demue. — from matt hancock, the political pearue. aawwaw— from matt hancock, the political genius. anyway, sophie, thank you— genius. anyway, sophie, thank weu aer— genius. anyway, sophie, thank you rer joining— genius. anyway, sophie, thank you forjoining me. you are wardamd— you forjoining me. you are watching and— you forjoining me. you are watching and listening to gb newe— watching and listening to gb newe-up— watching and listening to gb newe-up .- watching and listening to gb news. up , heather news. coming up, heather waeueaard— news. coming up, heather macdonald, the fantastic commentator— macdonald, the fantastic commentator and author many commentator and author of many peeke— commentator and author of many eeeae-waw— commentator and author of many books why meritocracy books detailing why meritocracy has books detailing why meritocracy eae—re- books detailing why meritocracy. aae—re ewewpedw has been abandoned to everybody derrrmear.— has been abandoned to everybody detriment. but— has been abandoned to everybody detriment. but next, the fox and wewe— detriment. but next, the fox and wewe deuade— detriment. but next, the fox and news hounds panel. reem ibrahim , eeaeerwarwe— news hounds panel. reem ibrahim , conservative commentator and deer— , conservative commentator and deer-ereeedea— , conservative commentator and host bisection brunch, host of the bisection brunch, rewre—me- host of the bisection brunch, rewre—me rel lewis oakley, joined me to dreeuee— lewis oakley, joined me to dreeuee way— lewis oakley, joined me to discuss why we _ lewis oakley, joined me to discuss why we say obese discuss why we can't say obese and— discuss why we can't say obese and way— discuss why we can't say obese and way we— discuss why we can't say obese and why it's your— discuss why we can't say obese and why it's your job pay for and why it's your job to pay for ward— and why it's your job to pay for warer eempaaw— and why it's your job to pay for water company clean their and why it's your job to pay for wat back npany clean their

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euwe— so why are we footing the bill? euwe reeem — so why are we footing the bill? euwe reeem serm— so why are we footing the bill? guys reem sorry. lewis why my eerrw— guys reem sorry. lewis why my eerrw my— guys reem sorry. lewis why my eerrw my peek— guys reem sorry. lewis why my eerrw my aeea re— guys reem sorry. lewis why my sorry, my neck is completely we eaeurda-r— sorry, my neck is completely we eaeurda-r ee— sorry, my neck is completely we shouldn't be footing the bill. is shouldn't be footing the bill. as me— shouldn't be footing the bill. as are drum— shouldn't be footing the bill. is the truth on— shouldn't be footing the bill. is the truth on this. - shouldn't be footing the bill. is the truth on this. this- shouldn't be footing the bill. is the truth on this. this is outrageous. and i genuinely i think it should be jail for a lot of these people, or at least i would love to see the live shot as they kind of take all their assets out of their mansions look, we're mansions and say, look, we're going all off to going to sell this all off to put towards this. that put towards this. i know that they've, know , said that put towards this. i know that they'won't know , said that put towards this. i know that they'won't take )w , said that put towards this. i know that they'won't take a' , said that put towards this. i know that they'won't take a bonus thathe they won't take a bonus for the next year or whatever, but that's just good enough . i that's just not good enough. i genuinely think that this just is kind of an ongoing theme in the country because the country just feels like it's just everyone else is h1. t say what we have re— everyone else is h1. t say what we have to drink,— ”g �* t say what we have to drink, everyone eeere— we have to drink, everyone eeere . — we have to drink, everyone eaee-e . sa— we have to drink, everyone else's. sh one- we have to drink, everyone else's. sh one t- we have to drink, everyone else's . “as?" we have to drink, everyone- else's . sh one t yeah, exactly. else's. sh one t yeah, exactly. that's true. feels like pretty much it does feel like modern britain to me. i know you pay to eat britain to me. i know you pay to ear emer— britain to me. i know you pay to eat other people's— britain to me. i know you pay to eat other people's sh— britain to me. i know you pay to eat other people's sh d- " i know you pay to eat other people's sh d it does reea— eat other people's sh d it does reea awe— eat other people's sh d it does feel like modern— eat other people's sh d it does feel like modern britain. i mean we heard— feel like modern britain. i mean we heard adar— feel like modern britain. i mean we heard that it's— feel like modern britain. i mean we heard that it's about £30 more on our water bills to eat. someone else's d here, have a someone else's h1 d here, have a little gargle. that'll be 30. i love that you're subverting

swearing that. that's swearing by doing that. that's brilliant. think brilliant. look, i think that it's , but the answer it's awful, but the answer isn't nationalisation water nationalisation of water companies. is not to companies. the answer is not to take these companies into into government hands, because unfortunately, i think the government probably do a worse job. they have been setting job. well they have been setting us h1 t for three years now. us up h1 t for three years now. now. but now listen to me . why now. but now listen to me. why weure— now. but now listen to me. why weure aer— now. but now listen to me. why you're not allowed— now. but now listen to me. why you're not allowed to agree on rare— you're not allowed to agree on rare erud— you're not allowed to agree on this stuff. you've— you're not allowed to agree on this stuff. you've got to dreadree— this stuff. you've got to dreapree . — this stuff. you've got to disagree . will this stuff. you've got to disagree . was“ this stuff. you've got to disagree. was“ disagree. well, we have disagreed. you want nationalisation , you want to nationalisation, you want to nationalise. say i'd nationalise. i didn't say i'd like to. i wouldn't mind hearing the like to. i wouldn't mind hearing rue-ea— like to. i wouldn't mind hearing rue-ea ea— the argument on on nationalisation just because i dare— nationalisation just because i meamrme re— nationalisation just because i mean, this is this is a social demeerade— mean, this is this is a social democratic party.— mean, this is this is a social democratic party. this is a pear— democratic party. this is a pear aee— democratic party. this is a great case study for why you eae-r— great case study for why you eaa-r weu— great case study for why you can't you know— great case study for why you can't you know ,_ great case study for why you can't you know , it's not all can't you know, it's not all aeeur— can't you know, it's not all about private _ can't you know, it's not all about private businesses . ' ”ail about private businesses. are mew— about private businesses. are mew aer— about private businesses. are they not paving— about private businesses. are they not paying for- about private businesses. are they not paying for it? what do you mean? why are they not paying you mean? why are they not paying for why we paying for it? why should we have for it? because they have to pay for it? because they den-r— have to pay for it? because they dear-paw— have to pay for it? because they dea-r-paw rer— have to pay for it? because they dea-r-paw rer ar.- have to pay for it? because they don't-pay for it. that's. don't want to pay for it. that's dae— don't want to pay for it. that's the-lawrence. - don't want to pay for it. that's the-lawrence. .thej the answer, lawrence. and the answer really here is that aeruaaaw— answer really here is that aeruaaawlr— answer really here is that actually i mean, this is companies i mean, this is a ready— companies i mean, this is a- ready—raume really good example of a failing prware— really good example of a failing private sector— really good example of a failing private sector at— really good example of a failing private sector at the moment. we-we— private sector at the moment. we've seen huge— private sector at the moment. we've seen huge of we've seen huge amounts of reduaadea— we've seen huge amounts of regulation-water- regulation on the water mduerrw — regulation on the water industry. for industry. thames water, for exampae— industry. thames water, for exampae .— industry. thames water, for exampae , re— industry. thames water, for example , is effectively example, is effectively a memepeaw. — example, is effectively a. monopoly. -have example, is effectively a- monopoly.-have any monopoly. you don't have any eraeree— monopoly. you don't have any choice-industry.- monopoly. you don't have any

choice industry. so choice in that industry. so erreedwew— choice in that industry. so effectively what we've seen is rare— effectively what we've seen is rare-raduerrw- effectively what we've seen is rare-raduerw .- effectively what we've seen is this industry . what this failing industry. what aeede—re- this failing industry. what needs-is we. this failing industry. what. needs-is we need needs to happen is we need to weak— needs to happen is we need to break-companies- needs to happen is we need to break companies and needs to happen is we need to breaka companies and needs to happen is we need to breaka lot companies and needs to happen is we need to breaka lot more:ompanies and needs to happen is we need to breaka lot more choice. es and have a lot more choice. competition— have a lot more choice. competition effectively means mar— competition effectively means that-consumer- competition effectively means. that-consumer. pick that you as a consumer can pick where—ware- that you as a consumer can pick where—water from. that you as a consumer can picki where—water from . where you get your water from. i where you get your water from. r amm— where you get your water from. r rama mar— where you get your water from. i think that-could- where you get your water from. i think that-could be- where you get your water from. i think that-could be a- i think that this could be a really great for eco really great way for the eco activists rebrand themselves activists to rebrand themselves and actually something the and actually do something the british . british public would support. stop what we stop pooping. and that's what we call it. just stop pooping . oh. call it. just stop pooping. oh. oh— call it. just stop pooping. oh. era my— call it. just stop pooping. oh. era mw ded— call it. just stop pooping. oh. oh, my god. yeah— call it. just stop pooping. oh. oh, my god. yeah _ rial c just stop pooping. o" oh, my god. yeah {all l just stop pooping. o" oh, my god. yeah �*fd�*al �*fd�*al oh, my god. yeah what's. what's the other one? insulate britain . constipate. britain i can see this much genius. this . constipate. britain i can see this much genius . this is it. this much genius. this is it. let's go. protesting i'll march. i'll walk slowly like some sort of demented, high octane angel gabriel going. gonna die unless you have another bowl of tea. all right, i think. i think this is too much now, right ? can we is too much now, right? can we go on to the fat people thing ? go on to the fat people thing? oh, sorry. people have challenging girth or whatever. all right ? right. you're not all right? right. you're not allowed to call fat people , allowed to call fat people, fatties, blubber bellies or weebles . they wobble, they weebles. they wobble, but they don't down. experts say the don't fall down. experts say the term should be renamed term obesity should be renamed to appetite to chronic appetite dysregulation and should be renamed to remove stigma and

reflect that it is an inherited disease of eating all the pies. rhiannon are we being oversensitive here? i think this is a oversensitive here? i think this re a deamrrew— oversensitive here? i think this is a definitely a— oversensitive here? i think this is a definitely a case- oversensitive here? i think this is a definitely a case of- is a definitely a case of oversensitivity. i'm sorry , but oversensitivity. i'm sorry, but if oversensitivity. i'm sorry, but a weu— oversensitivity. i'm sorry, but a weu are— oversensitivity. i'm sorry, but if you are overweight, you are fat if you are overweight, you are far .— if you are overweight, you are far . we-we— if you are overweight, you are far . we-we der— if you are overweight, you are fat . we've got to— if you are overweight, you are fat . we've got to call it what fat. we've got to call it what it fat. we've got to call it what a re— fat. we've got to call it what a re and— fat. we've got to call it what a re and we— fat. we've got to call it what it is and we know- fat. we've got to call it what it is and we know that it's bad for it is and we know that it's bad fer-rearra- — it is and we know that it's bad for-health. and- it is and we know that it's bad for-health. and so- it is and we know that it's bad for health. and so you've it is and we know that it's bad for to health. and so you've it is and we know that it's bad for to herbeing nd so you've it is and we know that it's bad for to herbeing so so you've it is and we know that it's bad for to herbeing so sensitiver got to stop being so sensitive aeeur— got to stop being so sensitive aeeurlwew— got to stop being so sensitive about-now, this- got to stop being so sensitive about now, this particular about it. now, this particular erew— about it. now, this particular erew re— about it. now, this particular story islrelation- about it. now, this particular story is relation to a story is in relation to a medreaa— story is in relation to a medical procedure. i believe we— medical procedure. i believe we a— medical procedure. i believe we a are— medical procedure. i believe it's a it's actually a sort of jab— it's a it's actually a sort of jab mar— it's a it's actually a sort of jab that means— it's a it's actually a sort of jab that means that you're erreerwew— jab that means that you're effectively able to lose weight. aud— effectively able to lose weight. aad dew-re— effectively able to lose weight. and they're looking at categories— categories for that. unfortunately, lot of unfortunately, i think a lot of rraeee— unfortunately, i think a lot of daeee peepae— unfortunately, i think a lot of these people -too. these people are being too eeaerrwe. — these people are being too sensitive. - don't - these people are being too sensitive. don't want to sensitive. they don't want to admir— sensitive. they don't want to . admrr—eadad admit that they've been eating eae-mam— admit that they've been eating eae-maaw-pree- admit that they've been eating one many pies and admit that they've been eating- one-many-pies and they one too many cream pies and they just one too many cream pies and they duea-re— one too many cream pies and they duea-re mee— one too many cream pies and they duea-re a— one too many cream pies and they just-to move a bit- one too many cream pies and they just to move a bit more. just learn to move a bit more. aeure— just learn to move a bit more. aeure rave— just learn to move a bit more. louis have you— just learn to move a bit more. louis have you ever rolledl louis have you ever rolled- someone_gone for louis have you ever rolled- sonwete_gone for louis have you ever rolled- sonwet e - no . gone for louis have you ever rolled- sonwete-no . look,3 for louis have you ever rolled- sonwete-no . look, ifor louis have you ever rolled- sonwete-no . look, i do the wet bits? no. look, i do dam— the wet bits? no. look, i do dama wra— the wet bits? no. look, i do think with this— the wet bits? \aria look, i do think with this there the wet bits? \aia look, i do think with this there is a modem— think with this there is a linguistic argument here right? i linguistic argument here right? a drak— linguistic argument here right? a dama we— linguistic argument here right? i think we should try and be eeaerrwe— i think we should try and be sensitive where— i think we should try and be sensitive where we can, but i do drak— sensitive where we can, but i do dama we— sensitive where we can, but i do think we shouldn't— sensitive where we can, but i do think we shouldn't skirt around daeee— think we shouldn't skirt around aeee-ea— think we shouldn't skirt around these of overweight . i these issues of overweight. i have— these issues of overweight. i have a— these issues of overweight. i have a feeling— these issues of overweight. i have a feeling neither of you guys— have a feeling neither of you puwe are— have a feeling neither of you puwe add— have a feeling neither of you guys are avid guardian readers , guys are avid guardian readers, but guys are avid guardian readers, eur mere— guys are avid guardian readers, eur daere wae— guys are avid guardian readers, but there was a— guys are avid guardian readers, but there was a story in there mar— but there was a story in there daar r— but there was a story in there daar r-wam— but there was a story in there that i-want you- but there was a story in there that i-want you to- but there was a story in there that i want you to miss. but there was a story in there tilove want you to miss.

but there was a story in there tilove how want you to miss. but there was a story in there tilove how de ant you to miss. but there was a story in there tilove how de judgeu to miss. but there was a story in there tilove how de judge me miss. but there was a story in there tilove how de judge me that;. but there was a story in there tilove how de judge me that way. i love how de judge me that way. i love how de judge me that way. a premed— i love how de judge me that way. i profiled you. what— i love how de judge me that way. i profiled you. what can- i love how de judge me that way. lazia: what can i i love how de judge me that way. lria: what can i say? i profiled you. what can i say? srerw— i profiled you. what can i say? srerw m— i profiled you. what can i say? srerw m were— lair: what can i say? story in there yesterday that eard— story in there yesterday that eard eaeee— story in there yesterday that said obese patients are costing the said obese patients are costing me was— said obese patients are costing the nhs twice— said obese patients are costing the nhs twice as— said obese patients are costing the nhs twice as much as those mar— the nhs twice as much as those daar are— the nhs twice as much as those that are healthy— the nhs twice as much as those that are healthy weight and that if that are healthy weight and that m every— that are healthy weight and that m ewew ee— that are healthy weight and that a ewew m— that are healthy weight and that if every one in the— that are healthy weight and that if every one in the in england dare— if every one in the in england dare re— if every one in the in england dare re puer— if every one in the in england this is just for— if every one in the in england this is just for england. if eeewe— this is just for england. if everyone england were a everyone in england were a raeaarraw— everyone in england were a healthy weight,— everyone in england were a healthy weight, would save healthy weight, they would save the healthy weight, they would save rrae was— healthy weight, they would save me was aa— healthy weight, they would save the nhs 14 billion a year. so puer— the nhs 14 billion a year. so we drak— the nhs 14 billion a year. so iuer rama ea— the nhs 14 billion a year. so just think of all— the nhs 14 billion a year. so just think of all the managers peueee— just think of all the managers bonuses we could pay with that ipp bonuses we could pay with that arr—see- bonuses we could pay with that ipp_see there- bonuses we could pay with that ipp_see there are| ipp there we go. see there are rer— ipp there we go. see there are rer ar.— ipp there we go. see there are uses for it. but— ipp there we go. see there are uses for it. but on— ipp there we go. see there are uses for it. but on a serious mere,— uses for it. but on a serious aere, eeauee— uses for it. but on a serious note, because i— uses for it. but on a serious note, because i do think the ardumear— note, because i do think the argument always is about being eempaeereaare— argument always is about being. compassionate—are compassionate to people that are ewerwerdar— compassionate to people that are ewerwerdar-r— compassionate to people that are ewerwerdar-r de- compassionate to people that are overweight, i do think we overweight, which i do think we eraeurd— overweight, which i do think we should-actually-is| should do, but actually there is a—deee— should do, but actually there is a—deee deaaw- a cost and this does delay peepae-e— a cost and this does delay people's cancer- a cost and this does delay people's cancer treatments and emer— people's cancer treatments and edaer—ea— people's cancer treatments and edaer—ea dae- people's cancer treatments and other—on the nhs. people's cancer treatments and. other—on the nhs. so, other treatments on the nhs. so, you other treatments on the nhs. so, weu mew— other treatments on the nhs. so, weu aaew .— other treatments on the nhs. so, you knew , ade— other treatments on the nhs. so, you know , it's one— other treatments on the nhs. so, you know , it's one of those you know, it's one of those reeuee-rr-e- you know, it's one of those issues-it's-clearl you know, it's one of those- issues-it's-clear cut, issues where it's not clear cut, pur— issues where it's not clear cut, bur-aard— issues where it's not clear cut, bur-ramp ea— issues where it's not clear cut, bur-ramp era a— issues where it's not clear cut, but hang on a minute. but is it hang on a minute. is it but is it hang on a minute. is a arrear— but is it hang on a minute. is a aeeur mar— but is it hang on a minute. is it about that or— but is it hang on a minute. is it about that or is— but is it hang on a minute. is it about that or is it- but is it hang on a minute. is it about that or is it about the fact that what was at fact that what i was saying at the everyone the beginning, which everyone is searching for this unending victimhood youngsters victimhood and the youngsters have , look, there's a load have gone, look, there's a load of we're chunky. it's not of us. we're chunky. it's not our fault that we maltesers our fault that we like maltesers .yes. no, our fault that we like maltesers . yes. no, but can i say one ramp— . yes. no, but can i say one thing, actually,— “c25 no, but can i say one thing, actually, because i was deme— thing, actually, because i was doing-research— thing, actually, because i was doing research for this doing the research for this erew. —ar- doing the research for this erew. —aaaae| story. so looking at the articles websites,

articles on different websites, looking at the comments, looking at the looking at on twitter . at the looking at on twitter. lewis people were saying you're rearw— lewis people were saying you're really eppreeemp— lewis people were saying you're really oppressing her voice. i'm rearw— really oppressing her voice. i'm really eerw— really oppressing her voice. i'm really sorry-using- really oppressing her voice. i'm really sorry using your really sorry you're using your prdwdaeee— really sorry you're using your privilege,-male- really sorry you're using your privilege, male privilege privilege, your male privilege to privilege, your male privilege re eppreee— privilege, your male privilege re eppreee a— privilege, your male privilege to oppress a young woman , an to oppress a young woman, an errame— to oppress a young woman, an ethnic minority,— to oppress a young woman, an ethnic minority, colour . ethnic minority, colour. how dare— ethnic minority, colour. how dare you? — ethnic minority, colour. how dare you? she's— ethnic minority, colour. how dare you? she's of- ethnic minority, colour. a:”a:i; aial7 she's of colour ethnic minority, colour. a:aia”a:i; aial7 she's of colour . ethnic minority, colour. a:faa:i; aial7 she's of colour . dare you? she's of colour. i'm not. why am i not white either? the left don't like that. they den-r— the left don't like that. they dea-r awe— the left don't like that. they don't like oppression point. but mar-e— don't like oppression point. but rraar-e eaaerw— don't like oppression point. but that's exactly it.— don't like oppression point. but that's exactly it. right there is that's exactly it. right there re-urde— that's exactly it. right there re-urde re- that's exactly it. right there re-urde re rw- that's exactly it. right there is urge to try and be is this this urge to try and be de— is this this urge to try and be rue-drew.- is this this urge to try and be rue-dreup. rm- is this this urge to try and be the group. i'm not the oppressed group. i'm not eppreeeed— the oppressed group. i'm not eppreeeed .— the oppressed group. i'm not oppressed , but— the oppressed group. i'm not oppressed , but being oppressed, but by being an edame— oppressed, but by being an ethnic-woman,- oppressed, but by being an ethnic woman, you're ethnic minority woman, you're not ethnic minority woman, you're aer eppreeeed— ethnic minority woman, you're aer eppreeeed aw— ethnic minority woman, you're not oppressed by being fat. redre— not oppressed by being fat. veu-re-aad- not oppressed by being fat. l you're-and-eating not oppressed by being fat. you're azi; and eating not oppressed by being fat. you're azi; “aialand eating not oppressed by being fat. you're azi; fai eating not oppressed by being fat. you're azi; not ating not oppressed by being fat. you're azi; not quite fat. he's not fat. not quite weur— fat. he's not fat. not quite weur reek— fat. he's not fat. not quite weur aeea .— fat. he's not fat. not quite your neck . you're- fat. azi; not quite your neck . you're quite in your neck. you're quite in empe— your neck. you're quite in shape, actually, though. yeah reaaawe — shape, actually, though. yeah reaaawe r— shape, actually, though. yeah really? i haven't— shape, actually, though. yeah really? i l aixaiat. : i“ really? i haven't exercised in a full year. so. so, so do do the, do full year. so. so, so do do the, de de— full year. so. so, so do do the, de me iuawee— full year. so. so, so do do the, do the junkies need— full year. so. so, so do do the, do the junkies need to- so, so do do the, do the junkies need to face up to do the junkies need to face up re re— do the junkies need to face up re re — do the junkies need to face up re re eer— do the junkies need to face up re re dad a— do the junkies need to face up to it? get a gastric- do the junkies need to face up to it? ciail 372130 do the junkies need to face up to it? a’liail 372130 to it? get a gastric band, have a jab or stop eating all the maltesers. i think they need to stop eating all the maltesers lawrence think that this lawrence and i think that this is, generally speaking, part of lawrence and i think that this is, (sensitivity,ieaking, part of lawrence and i think that this is, (sensitivity, buting, part of lawrence and i think that this is, (sensitivity, buting, [ill’l of the sensitivity, but also i think people need to think generally people need to stop trying to oppressed . stop trying to be oppressed. and i think this is sort of the

wider— and i think this is sort of the- wider—everybody and i think this is sort of the- wider|to_everybody and i think this is sort of the- wider|to show-everybody and i think this is sort of the wider to show that everybody and i think this is sort of the wider to show that ehavelody wants to show that they have rraeee— wants to show that they have these oppression— wants to show that they have these oppression points that mew— these oppression points that rraew—amdl these oppression points that mew—wad ofi they are part of this kind of eedaa— they are part of this kind of social justice— they are part of this kind of social justice warrior movement. puer— social justice warrior movement. ruea-earmd— social justice warrior movement. ruea-earmd ee— social justice warrior movement. just caring so much, focus just stop caring so much, focus on just stop caring so much, focus era weureera— just stop caring so much, focus on yourself and— just stop caring so much, focus on yourself and get yourself dearer.— on yourself and get yourself. better._probably better. otherwise you probably wru— better. otherwise you probably era de — better. otherwise you probably will die. you— better. otherwise you probably will die. you will.— better. otherwise you probably will die. /aial ll �*feaazi; a:i: better. otherwise you probably will die. /aial ll �*afaaazi; azi; will die. you will. we're all going to die. it's die sooner. sorry, but don't you think the whole point is that this sort of attack on strong principle and things like manliness and stuff like that and providing excuses and being a victim is part of the whole order of the modern world to go, look, we don't need masculinity because then we can impose all stupid rules on impose all these stupid rules on you time, make you you all the time, make you eat bugs stuff. no, definitely. bugs and stuff. no, definitely. aud— bugs and stuff. no, definitely. add-dare— bugs and stuff. no, definitely. add-rare-ea- bugs and stuff. no, definitely. and-this-of part| and i think this is sort of part of and i think this is sort of part ea-mar— and i think this is sort of part of that government of the way that government repuradea — of the way that government regulation will— of the way that government regulation will on regulation will impinge on us. it regulation will impinge on us. rr—epeakmdi it is. it is generally speaking, part— it is. it is generally speaking, para—re- it is. it is generally speaking, para—re dam- it is. it is generally speaking, para—re dam aei part of this trying to gain as many— part of this trying to gain as many oppression points as peeerere. — many oppression points as peeerpae. lif— many oppression points as possible. if you're possible. so if you're a white ewardar— possible. so if you're a whitei straight—relatively straight man that is relatively arrraerwe— straight man that is relatively attractive or— straight man that is relatively attractive or relatively unfit . attractive or relatively unfit. ea,— attractive or relatively unfit. so, lawrence,— attractive or relatively unfit. so, lawrence, possibly to , so, lawrence, possibly to, ramme— so, lawrence, possibly to, talking though, possibly you den-r— talking though, possibly you dear mave— talking though, possibly you don't have any— talking though, possibly you don't have any oppression pemre. — don't have any oppression pemre. aud— don't have any oppression points. and so— don't have any oppression points. and so you can't peeerpaw— points. and so you can't possibly have- points. and so you can't possibly have anything to eempaam— possibly have anything to eempaam-.- possibly have anything to complain . whereas if you complain about. whereas if you are—made- complain about. whereas if you are _that's one- are overweight, that's one eppreeerea— are overweight, that's one oppression you're are overweight, that's one. oppression -you're an oppression point. if you're an edame— oppression point. if you're an ethnic minority,— oppression point. if you're an ethnic minority, that's an

eppreeerea— ethnic minority, that's an oppression gay oppression point. if you are gay r-an_ oppression point. if you are gay -aa eppreeerea- oppression point. if you are gay , an oppression point. , that's an oppression point. add—re- , that's an oppression point. add—re rr- and what this does is it effectively _ and what this does is it- effectively-pigeonholes, effectively puts it pigeonholes, you-victimhood,- you into this victimhood, which meaae-weu— you into this victimhood, which meaae-weu der— you into this victimhood, which means you get excuses means that you get excuses for rampe— means that you get excuses for drape-der— means that you get excuses for things. get excuses for things. so you get excuses for deme— things. so you get excuses for demo rude— things. so you get excuses for demo rude er— things. so you get excuses for being rude or excuses for being rader— being rude or excuses for being rader . — being rude or excuses for being rader . ade— being rude or excuses for being racist . it's like— being rude or excuses for being racist . it's like that- being rude or excuses for being racist . l l racist. it's like that south park bit when he where the transgender persons in the restaurant and it goes , sorry, restaurant and it goes, sorry, sir, you're not allowed to watch in the bar. and he goes, no, i'm transgender. do anything you waar. — transgender. do anything you waar. reu— transgender. do anything you waar. veu eau— transgender. do anything you want. you can do— 3: do anything you want. you can do what you want. i want. you can do what you want. r warr— want. you can do what you want. i want-oppression— want. you can do what you want. i want-oppression .- want. you can do what you want. i want-oppression . no,- want. you can do what you want. i want-oppression . no, but. want. you can do what you want. “ caniriraiidia 'aia“ \aa§a want. you can do what you want. ’“ can i:ra:i;~;fa~;fa air“ \aaz?a want. you can do what you want. can i just aria want. you can do what you want. can i just say aria want. you can do what you want. can i just say and hold on. can i just say and i den-r— hold on. can i just say and i dea-r rave— hold on. can i just say and i don't have statistics- “aiala: can ijust say and i don't have statistics on this, eur— don't have statistics on this, eurlweu— don't have statistics on this, but-you guys— don't have statistics on this, but you guys statistics but do you guys have statistics to but do you guys have statistics re—r-uer- but do you guys have statistics re—ruer eardel to back what you just said? sradedee. — to back what you just said? statistics. - in - to back what you just said? statistics. .in a- to back what you just said? statistics. in a lot of the statistics. but in a lot of the research iwas— statistics. but in a lot of the research was doing for this research i was doing for this ererw—werel story, a lot of people were eemmeadad— story, a lot of people were commenting like commenting underneath being like ,_upe,_ commenting underneath being like ,_upe, erep- , no, i'm just fat. like, stop making— , no, i'm just fat. like, stop making excuses— , no, i'm just fat. like, stop making excuses for me. so aeruaaaw— making excuses for me. so aeruaaawlde— making excuses for me. so actuallyido find- making excuses for me. so actually do find a lot of actually i do find a lot of peepae— actually i do find a lot of peepae-eaw- actually i do find a lot of people-sav to - actually i do find a lot of people say to you like, people will say to you like, i am — people will say to you like, i am .r-m— people will say to you like, i am i'm overweight. it's am fat, i'm overweight. it's aeruaaaw— am fat, i'm overweight. it's actually other— am fat, i'm overweight. it's actually other people when mew-re— actually other people when. rraew-re—make they're talking about it, make daem— they're talking about it, make daem-apeur— they're talking about it, make them about every sensitive. them feel about every sensitive. we them feel about every sensitive. we ereuad— them feel about every sensitive. we should make— them feel about every sensitive. we should make people- them feel about every sensitive. we should make people feel bad about it. when the great thing is about it. when the great thing re apeur— about it. when the great thing re aeeur arre— about it. when the great thing is about life is— about it. when the great thing is about life is we— l when the great thing is about life is we all come in darerear— is about life is we all come in different-and- is about life is we all come in different and sizes. oh, different shapes and sizes. oh, i i different shapes and sizes. oh, r—r ddeaereel i can't just go. i disagree. if you eat too much, i know i can't just go. i disagree. if you secretly,t too much, i know i can't just go. i disagree. if you secretly, secretly, :h, i know i can't just go. i disagree. if you secretly, secretly, we know i can't just go. i disagree. if you secretly, secretly, we do. v that secretly, secretly, we do. but trying to be inclusive.

but i'm trying to be inclusive. redraw— but i'm trying to be inclusive. raume—red- but i'm trying to be inclusive. right? _toot the l right? i'm about to toot the raaaadme— right? i'm about to toot the halftime—is- halftime horn, which is prepared.— halftime horn, which is prepared. what's it going to eeuad— prepared. what's it going to sound like?— prepared. what's it going to sound like? you're watching and deemed— sound like? you're watching and arereamd re— sound like? you're watching and listening to gb— sound like? you're watching and listening to gb news. still to come, heather— listening to gb news. still to come, heather macdonald . oh, come, heather macdonald. oh, acas— come, heather macdonald. oh, acas mam— come, heather macdonald. oh, acas .— come, heather macdonald. oh, acas man , that's— come, heather macdonald. oh, acas man , that's just dreadful . acas man, that's just dreadful. wru— acas man, that's just dreadful. era you— acas man, that's just dreadful. era you keep— acas man, that's just dreadful. will you keep that— acas man, that's just dreadful. will you keep that up- acas man, that's just dreadful. will you keep that up ?- acas man, that's just dreadful. will you keep that up ? beetles will you keep that up? beetles keep it up. beetles heather macdonald amazing commentator and author of many books detailing anas sarwar meritocracy. meritocracy has eeea— meritocracy. meritocracy has been abandoned— a: meritocracy has been abandoned everyone's been abandoned to everyone's derdmear.— been abandoned to everyone's detriment-would- been abandoned to everyone's detriment. would you eat detriment. next would you eat eggs— detriment. next would you eat eeae ea— detriment. next would you eat eeae era a— detriment. next would you eat eeae era a due— detriment. next would you eat eggs on a bus back.

c15 a britain's news. channel i hola,l channel hola, chicas. now you've been getting in here's what getting in touch. here's what you say with regards to you have to say with regards to whether we should call junkies obese. lynn says we should just tell people that they're fat, they should eat less, lose weight. their weight means they take up large part of the nhs

take up a large part of the nhs budget. i and others like me, in effect subsidising their gluttony. sounds gluttony. oh my god, that sounds terribly commonsensical, you terribly commonsensical, but you have just offended everyone and you're cancelled. on you're now cancelled. on the subject how to solve a subject of how to solve a problem like matt hancock , iris problem like matt hancock, iris says, should come on says, i think you should come on your you can wipe the your show so you can wipe the floor with him. he's arrogant and self opinionated. should floor with him. he's arrogant and srfacejinionated. should floor with him. he's arrogant and srfacejin face ed. should floor with him. he's arrogant and srfacejin face with should floor with him. he's arrogant and srfacejin face with allhould floor with him. he's arrogant and srfacejin face with all the d come face to face with all the people have lost loved people that have lost loved ones. just ones. yeah you know, it's just ask for some forgiveness. you've got all the perks of being a pubuc got all the perks of being a public servant, which you're now going real going to take into the real world whole tonne of world and make a whole tonne of money of them. but you can't money out of them. but you can't take me . he take responsibility for me. he needs iron filings down his needs some iron filings down his spine on gross sewage spine on the gross sewage spillage story. anna says. how have we gone back to the 1800s? how can the scandal be how can the sewage scandal be acceptable day and age? acceptable in this day and age? i well, one word i am fuming. well, one word politicians and a twitter user has suggested that i appear on i appear or matt does naked attraction. oh matt. well, i'm up for both naked attraction. i could trans myself . i'm ready to could trans myself. i'm ready to show people my non—binary and anyway reem and lewis oakley are

here for more panel time . i'm here for more panel time. i'm eggs mackerel, blue cheese, tuna bananas , no tuna, comma, bananas bananas, no tuna, comma, bananas and pepperoni is my favourite. what shouldn't you eat in a confined space with strangers ? confined space with strangers? as a survey shows that people's least like foods when stuck on a train or a bus. louis how least like foods when stuck on a train or a bus . louis how stinky train or a bus. louis how stinky are your snacks ? pretty stinky are your snacks? pretty stinky peauee— are your snacks? pretty stinky peauee r— are your snacks? pretty stinky because i actually— are your snacks? pretty stinky because i actually do- fazi; a a7 pretty stinky because i actually do like eadee— because i actually do like eadee r— because i actually do like sardines. i mean, i was reading mar— sardines. i mean, i was reading daar area— sardines. i mean, i was reading daar area and— sardines. i mean, i was reading that net and r— sardines. i mean, i was reading that list and i was— sardines. i mean, i was reading that list and i was like, my god:— that list and i was like, my eed, my— that list and i was like, my god, my fiance— that list and i was like, my god, my fiance doesn't even let me—ea— god, my fiance doesn't even let me—ea daeee- god, my fiance doesn't even let me _of these .the i me have most of these in the due — me have most of these in the house. lefties— me have most of these in the house. lefties absolute lefty. what's that got to do with my dietary choice? so, lefty, it's awe— dietary choice? so, lefty, it's like sardines— dietary choice? so, lefty, it's like sardines and— a: aifaq at.“aia at.a:i;7’ so, lefty, it's like sardines and avocados , a: ailfaaya at.“aia at.a:i;7’ so, lefty, it's like sardines and avocados , is like sardines and avocados, is it? like sardines and avocados, is are mere-e— like sardines and avocados, is are mere-e ae— like sardines and avocados, is it? there's no avocado . l it? there's no avocado. it's rew— it? there's no avocado. it's very awe— it? there's no avocado. it's very like middle class champagne . socialist vibes, is it? yeah it comes in a can. do you. do weu— it comes in a can. do you. do weu raawe— it comes in a can. do you. do weu raawe de— it comes in a can. do you. do weu raawe de weu— it comes in a can. do you. do you have do you have sardines aud— you have do you have sardines aad aweadee— you have do you have sardines and avocados that— you have do you have sardines and avocados that your bisexual pruadae — and avocados that your bisexual pruadae we— and avocados that your bisexual pruadae we .— and avocados that your bisexual brunch? no , no. i— and avocados that your bisexual brunch? aaria i told you with brunch? no, no. i told you with preexuar— brunch? no, no. i told you with bisexual brunch,— brunch? no, no. i told you with bisexual brunch, i— brunch? aria itold you with bisexual brunch, i signed on to the bisexual brunch, i signed on to me eraew— bisexual brunch, i signed on to the show because— bisexual brunch, i signed on to the show because i was told we deme— the show because i was told we pemp re— the show because i was told we pemp re pe— the show because i was told we were going to go to all these rapureue— were going to go to all these fabulous restaurants. then covid hit fabulous restaurants. then covid mr aad— fabulous restaurants. then covid mr and r-we— fabulous restaurants. then covid hit and i've never— fabulous restaurants. then covid hit and i've never free hit and i've never had a free meaa —

hit and i've never had a free- meaa —errea meal. how stinky are your bits? of free meals, of course you want free meals, you absolutely a you lefty. i absolutely love a rura— you lefty. i absolutely love a tuna sandwich _ you lefty. i absolutely love a tuna sandwich and- you lefty. i absolutely love a tuna sandwich and i- i absolutely love a tuna sandwich and i have a tuna eaadwrda— tuna sandwich and i have a tuna sandwich with— tuna sandwich and i have a tuna sandwich with sweetcorn. i've had— sandwich with sweetcorn. i've had a— sandwich with sweetcorn. i've had a edaee— sandwich with sweetcorn. i've had it since i— sandwich with sweetcorn. i've had it since i was— sandwich with sweetcorn. i've had it since i was a kid. my mum weuad— had it since i was a kid. my mum weuad-rr— had it since i was a kid. my mum weuad-rr rer— had it since i was a kid. my mum weuad-rr rer mw— had it since i was a kid. my mum would it for my pack lunch would make it for my pack lunch and would make it for my pack lunch aud—aewe— would make it for my pack lunch aud—aewe ar.- would make it for my pack lunch and—love it. so- and i absolutely love it. so mar-e— and i absolutely love it. so mar-e dude— and i absolutely love it. so that's quite smelly. i also dude— that's quite smelly. i also due awe— that's quite smelly. i also quite like cheese, but cheese, aer— quite like cheese, but cheese, aer ermaw— quite like cheese, but cheese, not stinky stinky— quite like cheese, but cheese, not stinky stinky bishop . i'm not stinky stinky bishop. i'm dude— not stinky stinky bishop. i'm quite common. _ not stinky stinky bishop. i'm quite common. would you take it? weuad— quite common. would you take it? weuad wea— quite common. would you take it? weuad weu eer— quite common. would you take it? weuad weu gee ea— quite common. would you take it? would you get on a— quite common. would you take it? would you get on a crowded- quite common. would you take it? would you get on a crowded tube train with a stinky bishop ? a train with a stinky bishop? a stinky bishop? probably not. ceme— stinky bishop? probably not. ceme ea— stinky bishop? probably not. come on, bear. _ stinky bishop? probably not. come on, bear. acifa a/aifa come on, bear. camembert. yes on come on, bear. camembert. yes 0a a— come on, bear. camembert. yes 0a a rude— come on, bear. camembert. yes on a tube train.— come on, bear. camembert. yes on a tube train. yes.— come on, bear. camembert. yes on a tube train. yes. i— come on, bear. camembert. yes on a tube train. yes. i love- come on, bear. acifa a/aifa on a tube train. yes. i love the emeaa— on a tube train. yes. i love the emeaa ea— on a tube train. yes. i love the smell of camembert. i think it emeaae— smell of camembert. i think it emeaae ee— smell of camembert. i think it smells so good.— smell of camembert. i think it smells so good. well, what about if smells so good. well, what about ra-meree — smells so good. well, what about if-there? especially- smells so good. well, what about if there? a if i'm on there? especially with garlic? so camembert- if i'm on there? a 3 al {7 so camembert with garlic garlic? so camembert with garlic meaaed— garlic? so camembert with garlic meared. ade— garlic? so camembert with garlic melted. it's like— garlic? so camembert with garlic melted. it's like in— 3 al {7 so camembert with garlic melted. it's like in the oven aad— melted. it's like in the oven and melted. _ melted. it's like in the oven and melted. it's- melted. it's like in the oven and melted. l g: �*afaa“fal and melted. it's so good. what about real cheeses that people outside of london don't eat cheddar ? i what do you mean by cheddar? i what do you mean by ear— cheddar? i what do you mean by real cheeses? _ cheddar? i what do you mean by real cheeses? should— a::7 i what do you mean by real cheeses? : real cheeses? should they be allowed on public transport? they should be certainly aaaewed. — they should be certainly allowed. �*afaa a a they should be certainly allowed. whether or not they should them, i think should be having them, i think is a different question. whether or they're being sort of or not they're being sort of aware people around aware of other people around them. what do you like to them. well what do you like to have, florence? got do have, florence? i've got i do have, florence? i've got i do

have problem have a slight pepperoni problem . pepperoni well you . pepperoni problem. well you know, i get pepperoni . know, i get pepperoni. reconstituted. pig scrotum or wraarewer— reconstituted. pig scrotum or wraarewer ade— reconstituted. pig scrotum or whatever it's made- 1a lllazi;a: pig scrotum or whatever it's made out of. and i rearw— whatever it's made out of. and i reaaaw radaer— whatever it's made out of. and i really rather like— whatever it's made out of. and i really rather like them. and rewre— really rather like them. and rewre raawe— really rather like them. and lewis have you— really rather like them. and lewis have you ever got into rreuere— lewis have you ever got into rreupae rer— lewis have you ever got into trouble for stinky eating? aaria trouble for stinky eating? no. i . ae— trouble for stinky eating? no. i mean , to me, i've— trouble for stinky eating? no. i mean , to me, i've got- trouble for stinky eating? no. i mean , to me, i've got three mean, to me, i've got three kids. two. two of them are under three. so i will give them whatever it takes to keep them occupied. so i don't care if it's . it smells, not sardines , it's. it smells, not sardines, tuna, tuna and eggs that are on this. they've had tuna sandwiches, eggs , sandwiches. sandwiches, eggs, sandwiches. and if complained , i and if anyone complained, i would just take it off them and let them. sandwiches are elite, rraeuda— let them. sandwiches are elite, rraeuda .— let them. sandwiches are elite, rraeuda , wra— sandwiches are elite, though , with sweetcorn . .a�*iya though, with sweetcorn. my epedeaee— though, with sweetcorn. my experience of— though, with sweetcorn. my experience of all— though, with sweetcorn. my experience of all this is why is it that the people who eat the stinkiest stuff seem to the stinkiest stuff seem to be the most pugilistic? you most pugilistic? when you confront them it they confront them about it or they sit train, they've sit on the train, they've usually the side usually got a bag on the side next the next to them. their feet on the chairs they make a chairs up in front. they make a noise it? breath noise there. what's it? breath is going everywhere and it's just like and then if you kind of they whoa, of look at them, they go, whoa, you do kind of get their phone playing music . yeah. you do kind of get their phone playing music. yeah. really loud. no earphones . you're

loud. no earphones. you're right. and i think generally speaking, you get really annoying people that eat really smelly train . i smelly foods on the train. i personally would prefer to personally would prefer not to have i personally wouldn't just because , you know, because i think that, you know, trying of other because i think that, you know, trying but of other because i think that, you know, trying but also of other because i think that, you know, trying but also whenrther the people, but also when i'm on the tube, really, really tube, it's either really, really early or really early in the morning or really late i'm not going late at night. and i'm not going to eating, although to be eating, although i have had smelly max on the tube at had a smelly max on the tube at 1 am. and it had a smelly max on the tube at 1a.m. and it was great. and i have no regrets. should we consider capital punishment for those that eat smelly food on the tube? no, i don't know. i, i drak— the tube? no, i don't know. i, i dama ade— the tube? no, i don't know. i, i dama rr-e aer— the tube? no, i don't know. i, i think it's not nice,— the tube? no, i don't know. i, i think it's not nice, but- l. irri;7 no, i don't know. i, i think it's not nice, but i think puer— think it's not nice, but i think r-uer puer— think it's not nice, but i think r-uer we a— think it's not nice, but i think just just a disapproving look. i drak— just just a disapproving look. i dama wewe— just just a disapproving look. i think we've got— just just a disapproving look. i think we've got a— just just a disapproving look. i think we've got a lot of massive preeaeme— think we've got a lot of massive prepaeme m— think we've got a lot of massive problems in this— think we've got a lot of massive problems in this country and someone eating— problems in this country and someone eating a smelly sandwich on someone eating a smelly sandwich era are— someone eating a smelly sandwich era are rude— someone eating a smelly sandwich era are rue de— someone eating a smelly sandwich on the tube is just— someone eating a smelly sandwich on the tube is just not on my radar— on the tube is just not on my radar er— on the tube is just not on my radar or problems— on the tube is just not on my radar or problems . / radar or problems. yeah, but whar— radar or problems. yeah, but what about if someone was at the very, very end of their rope ? very, very end of their rope? what do you mean? how with all the problems in this country, just one sandwich too much. you turn up with your and start to peel your little thing of anchovies and then they just .uk reasons why game over. your

sardines will be my 13th reason. well, you know what? if my eardmee— well, you know what? if my sardines are _ well, you know what? if my sardines are a— well, you know what? if my sardines are a cheater sandwich is sardines are a cheater sandwich re whar— sardines are a cheater sandwich re wraar edaee— sardines are a cheater sandwich is what brings it— sardines are a cheater sandwich is what brings it all crashing to is what brings it all crashing re aa— is what brings it all crashing re am ead— is what brings it all crashing to an end, then— is what brings it all crashing to an end, then that just to an end, then that was just a pear— to an end, then that was just a dear-ead— to an end, then that was just a dear-end dae- to an end, then that was just a great end the story. great way to end the story. mere— great way to end the story. mere-mum- great way to end the story. i there-much hope. what there wasn't much hope. what a shocking just there wasn't much hope. what a eraeewap-r-uerlde- there wasn't much hope. what a shocking .justlgo . - there wasn't much hope. what a shocking just go . all shocking way just to go. all someone sensitive- shocking way just to go. all someone sensitive is- shocking way just to go. l 7 yeah. someone sensitive is it? yeah. what's insensitive— someone sensitive is it? yeah. what's insensitive ? - someone sensitive is it? yeah. what's insensitive ? your what's insensitive? your eardmee— what's insensitive? your sardines might drive someone to suicide and you don't even have. you don't have. you don't care at you don't have. you don't care ad ad. okav-_ you don't have. you don't care at all. okay. are— you don't have. you don't care at all. okay. are there- you don't have. a/aial 2a?" l a azi; okay. are there any at all. okay. are there any drear— at all. okay. are there any area feede— at all. okay. are there any great foods that— okay. are there any great foods that you'd like to get great foods that you'd like to per ea— great foods that you'd like to per era are— great foods that you'd like to get on the train— great foods that you'd like to get on the train with on the cheap— get on the train with on the daeap e — get on the train with on the daeap e r— get on the train with on the cheap ? i really- get on the train with on the cheap ? aifallya l get on the train with on the cheap ? aifallaa l cheap? i really like to have, you know, the m&s caterpillars like sweets and give like the little sweets and give them out. i do not give. i do not share. oh, yeah , you're not share. oh, yeah, you're a conservative. iforgot not share. oh, yeah, you're a conservative. i forgot about war.— conservative. i forgot about that._share? i conservative. i forgot about- that._share? yeah. that. why would i share? yeah. whar— that. why would i share? yeah. wear de— that. why would i share? yeah. wear de wea— that. why would i share? yeah. what do you like— that. why would i share? yeah. what do you like to— that. why would i share? yeah. what do you like to have on the tube? i i'm partial to yum yum tube? i i'm partial to a yum yum , a yum yum. my mum loves them. i , a yum yum. my mum loves them. a paw— , a yum yum. my mum loves them. i buy them just at the same time as i i buy them just at the same time asi buy i buy them just at the same time as i buy the two cans of gin and tonic like diane abbott. as i get the long train ride, get on the long train ride, the tonic the tube, the other tonic on the tube, the other day. it great. you? yeah day. it was great. did you? yeah arme. — day. it was great. did you? yeah arme. -rraaaa— day. it was great. did you? yeah arnie. _thank you- :f it was great. did you? yeah arnie. thank you guys for arnie. well, thank you guys for added— arnie. well, thank you guys for prwmp me— arnie. well, thank you guys for prwmp me weur— arnie. well, thank you guys for giving me your deep insights apeur— giving me your deep insights

apeua—aeedi giving me your deep insights. apeua—aeed . about the stinkiness of food. mark— about the stinkiness of food. maaa weu. — about the stinkiness of food. thank you. reem _ about the stinkiness of food. thank you. reem ibrahim- about the stinkiness of food. thank you. reem ibrahim and lewis oakley for joining me on the fox and news hounds panel. next heather mcdonald , next up, heather mcdonald, commentator and author many commentator and author of many books why meritocracy books detailing why meritocracy has abandoned everyone's has been abandoned to everyone's detriment .

how hello i it is my great honour to be joined by an author who will bravely speak up about the inconsistency in progressive ideology and why the facts don't just stack up. heather mcdonald , author of many books diversity delusion the war on cops and the soon to be released her soon to be released book is joining me now. heather, thank you for joining me. could you tell me joe biden said at howard university last week that the

biggest problem in was threatening america was white supremacy . is that supported by supremacy. is that supported by facts and data . it's hilarious. facts and data. it's hilarious. lawrence this— facts and data. it's hilarious. lawrence this is— facts and data. it's hilarious. lawrence this is one- a f“: a:fafa it's hilarious. lawrence this is one of his aaweurrre— lawrence this is one of his favourite lines.— lawrence this is one of his favourite lines. no, it is not. wrea— favourite lines. no, it is not. wraea weu— favourite lines. no, it is not. when you look— favourite lines. no, it is not. when you look at interracial wreaeaee— when you look at interracial violence between whites and bracke— violence between whites and paaeae aad— violence between whites and blacks and whites and blacks and were— blacks and whites and blacks and we aer— blacks and whites and blacks and whites not lethal— blacks and whites and blacks and whites not lethal interracial wreeaeer— whites not lethal interracial violence, blacks— whites not lethal interracial violence, blacks commit 87% of all interracial— violence, blacks commit 87% of all interracial violence between bracke— all interracial violence between paaeae aad— all interracial violence between blacks and whites— all interracial violence between blacks and whites and whites and made— blacks and whites and whites and paaeae .— blacks and whites and whites and paaeae . wewe— blacks and whites and whites and blacks . we've got— blacks and whites and whites and blacks . we've got this maudlin blacks. we've got this maudlin eeaeerr— blacks. we've got this maudlin eeaeerr deme— blacks. we've got this maudlin conceit going around that ewrermp— conceit going around that existing, well,— conceit going around that existing, well, black in america is existing, well, black in america re rearw— existing, well, black in america is really, really— existing, well, black in america is really, really dangerous, marke— is really, really dangerous, daaaae re— is really, really dangerous, thanks to white supremacy. mar-e— thanks to white supremacy. that's completely phoney. lawrence it— that's completely phoney. lawrence it is— that's completely phoney. lawrence it is dangerous to emer— lawrence it is dangerous to exrer warre— lawrence it is dangerous to exist while black in america. t hey— exist while black in america. mew raawe— exist while black in america. they have blacks have a much adder— they have blacks have a much mdaer rare— they have blacks have a much mdaer rare ea— they have blacks have a much higher rate of death by gun raemrdde. — higher rate of death by gun homicide. in— higher rate of death by gun homicide. in fact , black homicide. in fact, black r-uwemaee— homicide. in fact, black juveniles after the george floyd dere— juveniles after the george floyd were ea— juveniles after the george floyd race riots of june— juveniles after the george floyd race riots of june 2020. now die of race riots of june 2020. now die ea dua— race riots of june 2020. now die of gun homicide— race riots of june 2020. now die of gun homicide at— race riots of june 2020. now die of gun homicide at 100 times the rare— of gun homicide at 100 times the rare ea— of gun homicide at 100 times the rare ea warre — of gun homicide at 100 times the rate of white juveniles. who's armad— rate of white juveniles. who's adrrme daem—

rate of white juveniles. who's killing them 7— rate of white juveniles. who's killing them ? not the police, killing them? not the police, not killing them? not the police, aer warree— killing them? not the police, aer warree .— killing them? not the police, not whites , but— killing them? not the police, not whites , but other blacks and not whites, but other blacks and for not whites, but other blacks and er mar— not whites, but other blacks and for that reason,— not whites, but other blacks and for that reason, the— not whites, but other blacks and for that reason, the country wru— for that reason, the country era aer— for that reason, the country will not talk— for that reason, the country will not talk about it. it turns its will not talk about it. it turns are ewee— will not talk about it. it turns are ewee awaw— will not talk about it. it turns its eyes away from a pathological inner city culture mar— pathological inner city culture daar re— pathological inner city culture that is driving— pathological inner city culture that is driving this black on adam— that is driving this black on black violence— that is driving this black on black violence is it is it a wee— black violence is it is it a se— black violence is it is it a ruse? so biden- black violence is it is it a ruse? : ruse? so biden must have realised by saying this to the american public that they're all racists, essentially . is this a racists, essentially. is this a ruse to try and draw in the black vote in america because he's not going to get the white vote because he's called them all racist and oh, that's way all a racist and oh, that's way too optimistic? lawrence are you added— too optimistic? lawrence are you added mee— too optimistic? lawrence are you kidding me? number— {7 lawrence are you kidding me? number one, he's got the kidding me? number one, he's got me eaaea— kidding me? number one, he's got the black vote.— kidding me? number one, he's got the black vote. number two, he dere— the black vote. number two, he dere dae— the black vote. number two, he pere rrae warre— the black vote. number two, he gets the white vote from the earree— gets the white vote from the ewe wrae — gets the white vote from the elites who who _ gets the white vote from the elites who who feel a great rush of elites who who feel a great rush ea wrrrue— elites who who feel a great rush ea wrrrue aad— elites who who feel a great rush of virtue and superiority by aeeuemd— of virtue and superiority by accusing themselves and their eeaaeaduee— accusing themselves and their colleagues and— accusing themselves and their colleagues and their institutions- colleagues and their institutions of phantom racism . institutions of phantom racism. rare— institutions of phantom racism. rue de— institutions of phantom racism. rare re aer— institutions of phantom racism. rare re per a— institutions of phantom racism. this is not a white supremacist eeuaarw— this is not a white supremacist eeuarrw. rr— this is not a white supremacist eeuarrw. rr wae— this is not a white supremacist country. it was a— this is not a white supremacist country. it was a it— this is not a white supremacist country. it was a it was a muddy— country. it was a it was a horribly white— country. it was a it was a horribly white supremacist eeuaarw— horribly white supremacist eeuarrw. rr— horribly white supremacist country. it treated blacks with prarurreue— country. it treated blacks with gratuitous contempt and cruelty.

but gratuitous contempt and cruelty. eur redw— gratuitous contempt and cruelty. but today, lawrence , the reality but today, lawrence, the reality is but today, lawrence, the reality re eaaerrw— but today, lawrence, the reality re exaeraw rrae — but today, lawrence, the reality is exactly the opposite . the is exactly the opposite. the rearw— is exactly the opposite. the reaarrw redaw— is exactly the opposite. the reality today is— is exactly the opposite. the reality today is black privilege , aer— reality today is black privilege , aer warre— reality today is black privilege , not white privilege. there is aer— , not white privilege. there is per a— , not white privilege. there is per a empre— , not white privilege. there is not a single mainstream institution— not a single mainstream institution in— not a single mainstream institution in the united sraree— institution in the united states, whether a university merw— states, whether a university werrw a— states, whether a university motty a cancer— states, whether a university motty a cancer research lab, an aazraermer-e— motty a cancer research lab, an alzheimer's research lab , a law alzheimer's research lab, a law firm— alzheimer's research lab, a law pm, a— alzheimer's research lab, a law pm, a meda— alzheimer's research lab, a law firm, a media company that is aer— firm, a media company that is per prwmd— firm, a media company that is not giving massive preferences to not giving massive preferences re paaea— not giving massive preferences re praea aad— not giving massive preferences to black and hispanic applicants and re— to black and hispanic applicants and to employees.— to black and hispanic applicants and to employees. if you're a heterosexual— and to employees. if you're a heterosexual white male in the armed— heterosexual white male in the united states— heterosexual white male in the united states today, you are at the united states today, you are at me perrem — united states today, you are at the bottom of— united states today, you are at the bottom of the— united states today, you are at the bottom of the totem pole . the bottom of the totem pole. reu— the bottom of the totem pole. veu wru— the bottom of the totem pole. veu era de— the bottom of the totem pole. you will be admitted last, you wru— you will be admitted last, you era de— you will be admitted last, you will be promoted— you will be admitted last, you will be promoted last . will be promoted last. that's so ame.— will be promoted last. that's so rrue. se— will be promoted last. that's so rrue. so you— will be promoted last. that's so true. so you would say in the diversity delusion, you spoke a lot about this. you know, affirmative action being forced on society and certainly in universities and education and how that created massive disparity . rs within the society disparity. rs within the society has this american great society experiment been of any beneficial , any benefit to beneficial, any benefit to america? or has it been an unmitigated disaster. racial preferences are an-

l. “a“ l g: a: racial preferences are an unmitigated ddeaeaer— preferences are an unmitigated disaster. lawrence they put derr— disaster. lawrence they put their alleged _ disaster. lawrence they put their alleged beneficiaries at an extreme disadvantage . they an extreme disadvantage. they mew— an extreme disadvantage. they daew raawe— an extreme disadvantage. they they have depressed academe achievement— they have depressed academe achievement among the beneficiaries— achievement among the beneficiaries of these preferences- beneficiaries of these preferences who know that they wru— preferences who know that they era be — preferences who know that they will be admitted _ preferences who know that they will be admitted to selective institutions— will be admitted to selective institutions under grossly aewered— institutions under grossly lowered standards. and here's the lowered standards. and here's are key.— lowered standards. and here's are key- redre— lowered standards. and here's the key. you're not helping eemepedw— the key. you're not helping eemepedw ew— the key. you're not helping somebody by putting them into an eawrreamear— somebody by putting them into an environment for— somebody by putting them into an environment for which he is not eemperrrrwerw— environment for which he is not competitively qualified. let's rake— competitively qualified. let's are da— competitively qualified. let's raae rr-ea— competitively qualified. let's take it-of race- competitively qualified. let's take it of race and look at take it out of race and look at gender.— take it out of race and look at reader a— take it out of race and look at gender. a phrase— take it out of race and look at gender. a phrase i— take it out of race and look at gender. a phrase i hate. if the mass achusetts_ gender. a phrase i hate. if the mass achusetts institute of redaaereew— mass achusetts institute of technology here in the united sraree— technology here in the united sraree m— technology here in the united states, in boston— technology here in the united states, in boston , one of our states, in boston, one of our rremrer— states, in boston, one of our premier science— states, in boston, one of our premier science and math skills, admrrred— premier science and math skills, admrrred me— premier science and math skills, admitted me out— premier science and math skills, admitted me out of gender parity and my— admitted me out of gender parity and my mada— admitted me out of gender parity and my math skills were a eraadard— and my math skills were a standard deviation below those of standard deviation below those ea mw— standard deviation below those er mw peere— standard deviation below those er mw peere wrae— standard deviation below those of my peers who had been admrrred— of my peers who had been admitted on— of my peers who had been admitted on the basis of merit, not admitted on the basis of merit, aer ea— admitted on the basis of merit, aer era dae— admitted on the basis of merit, not on the basis— admitted on the basis of merit, not on the basis of— admitted on the basis of merit, not on the basis of trivialities of not on the basis of trivialities ea deaade— not on the basis of trivialities er eeaade aad— not on the basis of trivialities of gonads and melanin. i would aaeuader— of gonads and melanin. i would areuader m— of gonads and melanin. i would areuader m m— of gonads and melanin. i would flounder in my first year eaaeuaue— flounder in my first year calculus class.- flounder in my first year calculus class. i would not be arde— calculus class. i would not be apae re— calculus class. i would not be apae re keep— calculus class. i would not be are re keep up— calculus class. i would not be able to keep up because the reaeramd— able to keep up because the teaching would— able to keep up because the teaching would be understandably and legitimately—

teaching would be understandably and legitimately pitched to that of and legitimately pitched to that ea dae— and legitimately pitched to that ea rrae peer— and legitimately pitched to that of the peer average. if i'd been admrrred— of the peer average. if i'd been admrrred re— of the peer average. if i'd been admitted to a— of the peer average. if i'd been admitted to a school for which i was competitively— admitted to a school for which i was competitively qualified, i weurd— was competitively qualified, i weuad de— was competitively qualified, i would do much— was competitively qualified, i would do much better . so was competitively qualified, i would do much better. so this rdea— would do much better. so this rdea mar— would do much better. so this idea that these— would do much better. so this idea that these preening, self—righteous college leaders mar— self—righteous college leaders daar de— self—righteous college leaders that go around— self—righteous college leaders that go around talking about drwererrw— that go around talking about diversity and— that go around talking about diversity and engineer diversity dareuda— diversity and engineer diversity dareuda daeee— diversity and engineer diversity through these vast racial double eraadarde— through these vast racial double standards are— through these vast racial double standards are actually hurting the standards are actually hurting me aaaeded— standards are actually hurting the alleged beneficiaries of daeee— the alleged beneficiaries of those standards. and we are not deeme— those standards. and we are not deemed dae— those standards. and we are not closing the academic skills gap. it closing the academic skills gap. rr mae— closing the academic skills gap. rr raae aer— closing the academic skills gap. rr raae aer eeae— closing the academic skills gap. it has not gone away . we have to it has not gone away. we have to erep— it has not gone away. we have to erep making— it has not gone away. we have to stop making excuses , choices for stop making excuses, choices for peepae— stop making excuses, choices for peepae aad— stop making excuses, choices for peepae amd eaw— stop making excuses, choices for people and say everyone dodi eraeuad— people and say everyone dodi eraeuad meer— people and say everyone dodi should meet the— people and say everyone dodi should meet the same standard . i should meet the same standard. i deeparr— should meet the same standard. i deeparr wrea— should meet the same standard. i deeparrwraea r— should meet the same standard. i despair when i hear— should meet the same standard. i despair when i hear black aeadere— despair when i hear black leaders claim _ despair when i hear black leaders claim again and again aewer— leaders claim again and again aewer dae— leaders claim again and again lower the standards on our remarr— lower the standards on our eeraaaa .— lower the standards on our behalf . what— lower the standards on our behalf . what they should be behalf. what they should be eawrre— behalf. what they should be eawme re— behalf. what they should be saying to their— behalf. what they should be saying to their communities is put saying to their communities is pur m— saying to their communities is pur m dae— saying to their communities is put in the effort— saying to their communities is put in the effort and meet and pear— put in the effort and meet and pear dae— put in the effort and meet and beat the standards . l a beat the standards. it shocks me . vou— beat the standards. it shocks me , you know, from following you for many years now to see see the amount of personal threats and aggravation that you have

aimed at yourself when you try and speak on college campuses and speak on college campuses and yet at the same time, joe biden can sit and say they're going to lock you up in chains. and calls people my boy and and he calls people my boy and stuff that, which to me , as stuff like that, which to me, as a standard, understandable of language, is open racism . um, language, is open racism. um, he's he's spoken in very racist ways. the clarence thomas heanngs ways. the clarence thomas hearings and all of this stuff. is there an element of they are the exact thing that they accuse us of . well, the exact thing that they accuse us of. well, i'm not i'm not going— us of. well, i'm not i'm not going re— us of. well, i'm not i'm not going re uee— us of. well, i'm not i'm not going to use the— well, i'm not i'm not going to use the racist term peauee— going to use the racist term peauee rr— going to use the racist term because it is— going to use the racist term because it is so— going to use the racist term because it is so overused. i weuad— because it is so overused. i weuad puer— because it is so overused. i weuad r-uer eaw— because it is so overused. i would just say that their peardee— would just say that their policies stink.- would just say that their policies stink. i would say he's muera— policies stink. i would say he's much more frequent in his aeeueadera— much more frequent in his accusation against whites. yeah he made— accusation against whites. yeah he made maw— accusation against whites. yeah he made may have made some slip of he made may have made some slip ea dae— he made may have made some slip ea rrae reame— he made may have made some slip of the tongue, but— he made may have made some slip of the tongue, but basically joe redder— of the tongue, but basically joe biden traffics_ of the tongue, but basically joe biden traffics in— of the tongue, but basically joe biden traffics in anti—white daererre— biden traffics in anti—white rhetoric and _ biden traffics in anti—white rhetoric and american whites are so rhetoric and american whites are ee ua warre— rhetoric and american whites are so un white supremacy racist mar— so un white supremacy racist daar dew— so un white supremacy racist mar drew r-uer— so un white supremacy racist that they just take it. they wew— that they just take it. they rr— that they just take it. they ar ae— that they just take it. they view it as completely natural aad— view it as completely natural and reread — view it as completely natural and normal. that— view it as completely natural and normal. that white now is an eprree.— and normal. that white now is an eprdaer. we— and normal. that white now is an eprrraer. we are— and normal. that white now is an epithet. we are destroying weerem— epithet. we are destroying western civilisation in this

civilisation _ western civilisation in this civilisation should not go aeud— civilisation should not go around apologising, saying it mae— around apologising, saying it raae dere— around apologising, saying it has done nothing worse than the rest has done nothing worse than the reer ea— has done nothing worse than the reer ea dae— has done nothing worse than the rest of the world's— has done nothing worse than the rest of the world's cultures. aaa— rest of the world's cultures. aaa aaa— rest of the world's cultures. aaa aaa pe — rest of the world's cultures. all i'll be ready— rest of the world's cultures. all i'll be ready to pay reparations— all i'll be ready to pay reparations in- all i'll be ready to pay reparations in the united edaee.— reparations in the united states. lawrence when i see wrdeda— states. lawrence when i see nigeria offering— states. lawrence when i see nigeria offering reparations for parrrdpadea— nigeria offering reparations for participation in— nigeria offering reparations for participation in the transatlantic slave trade or japan— transatlantic slave trade or japan er— transatlantic slave trade or japan or china— transatlantic slave trade or japan or china for their eppreeerea— japan or china for their oppression of- japan or china for their oppression of their minoritized eemmumdee— oppression of their minoritized eemmumdee .— oppression of their minoritized communities , over the years, communities, over the years, eaw— communities, over the years, eaaw dae— communities, over the years, eaaw rrae weer— communities, over the years, only the west ,_ communities, over the years, only the west , only the west only the west, only the west museums. and— only the west, only the west museums. and this is happening in museums. and this is happening m param— museums. and this is happening m errram ae— museums. and this is happening in britain as well.— museums. and this is happening in britain as well. at tate aaedem— in britain as well. at tate aaedem re— in britain as well. at tate modern is going around slapping dame— modern is going around slapping dame rudder— modern is going around slapping thing trigger warning labels on ea— thing trigger warning labels on ea dae— thing trigger warning labels on some of the greatest art that mae— some of the greatest art that raae ewe— some of the greatest art that has ever been— some of the greatest art that has ever been created and readamd— has ever been created and teaching young— has ever been created and teaching young people to see eeaurw— teaching young people to see beauty through— teaching young people to see beauty through the lens of radar— beauty through the lens of racial grievance that is not going— racial grievance that is not going ea— racial grievance that is not going era m— racial grievance that is not going on in other civilised oceans. and— going on in other civilised oceans. and the west is not deme— oceans. and the west is not demd mar— oceans. and the west is not doing mar re— oceans. and the west is not doing that to other civilisations. the metropolitan aaueeu— civilisations. the metropolitan aaueeu ea— civilisations. the metropolitan museum of art— civilisations. the metropolitan museum of art is— civilisations. the metropolitan museum of art is trying to career— museum of art is trying to eaaeea dre— museum of art is trying to cancel its dutch baroque masters eeaaeedea— cancel its dutch baroque masters eeaaeedea .— cancel its dutch baroque masters collection . meanwhile, it is collection. meanwhile, it is perrrawme— collection. meanwhile, it is portraying african tribal art wrda — portraying african tribal art wrda urrer— portraying african tribal art with utter respect and not perme— with utter respect and not aerme dae— with utter respect and not noting the type of tribal eemedde — noting the type of tribal genocide that lays behind a lot

of genocide that lays behind a lot ea daeee— genocide that lays behind a lot of these african _ genocide that lays behind a lot of these african pieces. we are eaw— of these african pieces. we are only cancelling— of these african pieces. we are only cancelling our own culture. it only cancelling our own culture. a re— only cancelling our own culture. a re a— only cancelling our own culture. it is a completely— only cancelling our own culture. it is a completely suicidal dreamer— it is a completely suicidal instinct that— it is a completely suicidal instinct that defies understanding . instinct that defies- understanding . that's do instinct that defies— understanding . that's do you understanding. that's do you think it might be, you know , think it might be, you know, each civilisation must come to an end and we've reached this level of affluence and leisure and that we're able to look back at ourselves just with hatred of what we've done without any pride and optimism for the future that we are going to have to deconstruct. is what you to deconstruct. is that what you feel happen ? and that this to deconstruct. is that what you feel wokeiappen ? and that this to deconstruct. is that what you feel woke western and that this to deconstruct. is that what you feel woke western hating at this this woke western hating civilisation agenda will will have to stream through us before we can get back on track . not if we can get back on track. not if i can help it. i love— we can get back on track. not if i can help it. i love the- a a“ agail a a“ a not if i can help it. i love the works of i can help it. i love the works ea weerem— i can help it. i love the works of western civilisation. i live for classical— of western civilisation. i live for classical music, i live for ewrrem— for classical music, i live for british literature. _ for classical music, i live for british literature. we cannot go dewa— british literature. we cannot go dewa wrdaeur— british literature. we cannot go down without a— british literature. we cannot go down without a fight . and. but down without a fight. and. but weur— down without a fight. and. but weur wew— down without a fight. and. but your view, lawrence , is widely your view, lawrence, is widely eraared. — your view, lawrence, is widely eraared. r— your view, lawrence, is widely shared. i talked— your view, lawrence, is widely shared. i talked to an oncologist— shared. i talked to an oncologist for my latest book aad— oncologist for my latest book and. add— oncologist for my latest book and. add a— oncologist for my latest book and. and i said— oncologist for my latest book and. and i said ,_ oncologist for my latest book and. and i said , why aren't you and. and i said, why aren't you guys— and. and i said, why aren't you euwe eramdmd— and. and i said, why aren't you euwe eraadme up— and. and i said, why aren't you guys standing up in defending medrdae— guys standing up in defending medicine against the specious,

prepeerereue— medicine against the specious, preposterous charge that medreme— preposterous charge that medicine is— preposterous charge that medicine is racist? and he said, we need— medicine is racist? and he said, we need our jobs.— medicine is racist? and he said, we need our jobs. we want our repe- — we need our jobs. we want our repe- ra— we need our jobs. we want our reee. r we— we need our jobs. we want our jobs. if we speak— we need our jobs. we want our jobs. if we speak the truth, we wru— jobs. if we speak the truth, we era be — jobs. if we speak the truth, we will be destroyed— jobs. if we speak the truth, we will be destroyed the entire ewerem — will be destroyed the entire ewerem mae— will be destroyed the entire system has got— will be destroyed the entire system has got it will collapse in system has got it will collapse m so— system has got it will collapse m so weae — system has got it will collapse in 50 years. and— system has got it will collapse in 50 years. and then it needs to in 50 years. and then it needs re re— in 50 years. and then it needs re re repud— in 50 years. and then it needs to be rebuilt from _ in 50 years. and then it needs to be rebuilt from the ground up . weu— to be rebuilt from the ground up . veu mew,— to be rebuilt from the ground up . you know, what's— to be rebuilt from the ground up . you know, what's so sickening areua— . you know, what's so sickening aeeur dare— . you know, what's so sickening aeeur dare .— . you know, what's so sickening about this , lawrence, is the about this, lawrence, is the peepae— about this, lawrence, is the peepae mar— about this, lawrence, is the people that are— about this, lawrence, is the people that are going around redemd— people that are going around lodging aueee— people that are going around lodging these these idiotic eempaamae— lodging these these idiotic complaints about western civilisation _ complaints about western civilisation benefit from it ewew— civilisation benefit from it every emeae— civilisation benefit from it every single day, whether it's regarde— every single day, whether it's redarde re— every single day, whether it's regards to medical science , regards to medical science, redmereew— regards to medical science, redaaereew er— regards to medical science, technology or the very concepts of technology or the very concepts er eduaarrw— technology or the very concepts er eduaarrw aad— technology or the very concepts of equality and tolerance that mew— of equality and tolerance that drew purperr— of equality and tolerance that drew purperr re— of equality and tolerance that they purport to be fighting in they purport to be fighting in me ame— they purport to be fighting in me ea.— they purport to be fighting in the name of. of— they purport to be fighting in the name of. of course, they are aeuemd— the name of. of course, they are apuemd daeee— the name of. of course, they are abusing those concepts . but abusing those concepts. but weerem— abusing those concepts. but western civilisation has given the western civilisation has given me earre— western civilisation has given the entire human motty freedom mem— the entire human motty freedom rrem eeuaaer— the entire human motty freedom from squalor, from _ the entire human motty freedom from squalor, from want and from apuee— from squalor, from want and from aeuee ea— from squalor, from want and from aeuee ea pewer— from squalor, from want and from apuee er pewer .— from squalor, from want and from abuse of power . or— from squalor, from want and from abuse of power. or is there eemerramd— abuse of power. or is there something to— abuse of power. or is there something to be said for, you mew,— something to be said for, you know, obviously— something to be said for, you know, obviously there are a muadrude— know, obviously there are a multitude of— know, obviously there are a multitude of different appreadaee- multitude of different approaches to dealing with this eempaere— approaches to dealing with this complete cultural— approaches to dealing with this complete cultural attack. i saw ame— complete cultural attack. i saw ame morning— complete cultural attack. i saw this morning that— complete cultural attack. i saw this morning that marjorie taylor greene said that the use

of the word white supremacy , the of the word white supremacy, the slur white supremacist, was analogous to the use of the n word. it had the same amount of power, and she was immediately jumped there something to jumped on. is there something to be what pointed be said for what she she pointed out ? absolutely. it is . out there? absolutely. it is. and— out there? absolutely. it is. and eur— out there? absolutely. it is. and but people— out there? absolutely. it is. and but people get- la“ai;a:i;7’ absolutely. it is. and but people get away with it . aud— and but people get away with it . aad dare— and but people get away with it add dare re— and but people get away with it . and this is, again, what's wew— . and this is, again, what's wew edd— . and this is, again, what's very odd about— . and this is, again, what's very odd about whites in western deaeadea. — very odd about whites in western civilisation. they— very odd about whites in western civilisation. they are self eaaeeaadae— civilisation. they are self cancelling. they do not have any wad— cancelling. they do not have any wad ea— cancelling. they do not have any kind of desire— cancelling. they do not have any kind of desire to— cancelling. they do not have any kind of desire to defend themselves— kind of desire to defend themselves against phoney eraardee— themselves against phoney daardee .— themselves against phoney charges , charges. so, yes , i charges, charges. so, yes, i drak— charges, charges. so, yes, i dama rr— charges, charges. so, yes, i think it should— charges, charges. so, yes, i think it should be stigmatised , think it should be stigmatised, but think it should be stigmatised, eur pur— think it should be stigmatised, pm pm dae— think it should be stigmatised, but but the elites get away with it. but but the elites get away with aa. aeu— but but the elites get away with aa. veu mew,— but but the elites get away with it. you know, it's— but but the elites get away with it. you know, it's hilarious. in dae— it. you know, it's hilarious. in rrae waded— it. you know, it's hilarious. in the united states, even conservatives- the united states, even conservatives say , oh, joe biden conservatives say, oh, joe biden a under— conservatives say, oh, joe biden a under .— conservatives say, oh, joe biden was a unifier. no,— conservatives say, oh, joe biden was a unifier. no, he has been uemd— was a unifier. no, he has been uemd dare— was a unifier. no, he has been using this anti—white rhetoric durmd— using this anti—white rhetoric durmd dae— using this anti—white rhetoric during the presidential campaign . in during the presidential campaign . rra me— during the presidential campaign . in his inaugural— during the presidential campaign . in his inaugural speech . and . in his inaugural speech. and it's . in his inaugural speech. and we puer— . in his inaugural speech. and are we rr— . in his inaugural speech. and we r-uer rr r-uer— . in his inaugural speech. and it's just it just rolls off our packe— it's just it just rolls off our backs because— it's just it just rolls off our backs because we feel, yeah. mar— backs because we feel, yeah. mar we — backs because we feel, yeah. that we somehow deserve it. no, we den-r.— that we somehow deserve it. no, we don't. nobody— that we somehow deserve it. no, we don't. nobody living today deeerwe— we don't. nobody living today deeerwe re— we don't. nobody living today deserve to be— we don't. nobody living today deserve to be accused of the

eme— deserve to be accused of the sins committed— deserve to be accused of the sins committed 200 years ago. they— sins committed 200 years ago. mew wee— sins committed 200 years ago. mew rear— sins committed 200 years ago. they were real sins. they were mew— they were real sins. they were daew wee— they were real sins. they were they were particularly offensive in they were particularly offensive m are — they were particularly offensive in the united— they were particularly offensive in the united states context peauee— in the united states context peauee dae— in the united states context because the united states does go because the united states does de aeud— because the united states does 90 aeud .— because the united states does 90 aeud , weu— because the united states does go around , you know, pretending go around, you know, pretending mar— go around, you know, pretending daar rr— go around, you know, pretending daar a re— go around, you know, pretending that it is unique— go around, you know, pretending that it is unique among nations in that it is unique among nations m we— that it is unique among nations m we reepeer— that it is unique among nations in its respect for— that it is unique among nations in its respect for equality and epperrumrw— in its respect for equality and epperrumrw .— in its respect for equality and opportunity - but— in its respect for equality and opportunity . but but that opportunity. but but that changed.— opportunity. but but that daaaeed. we— opportunity. but but that changed. we have changed radeaaaw. — changed. we have changed radically. and— changed. we have changed radically. and our deprivation of radically. and our deprivation er epperrumrw— radically. and our deprivation of opportunity to blacks, to radraae— of opportunity to blacks, to radraae re— of opportunity to blacks, to indians is were— of opportunity to blacks, to indians is were no worse. and much— indians is were no worse. and muda pewer— indians is were no worse. and much better than— indians is were no worse. and much better than what the rest of much better than what the rest ea dae— much better than what the rest ea rrae wedd— much better than what the rest of the world has— much better than what the rest of the world has always engaged in. of the world has always engaged m. aud— of the world has always engaged m. aad aer-e— of the world has always engaged in. and let's just— of the world has always engaged in. and let's just try holding a erad— in. and let's just try holding a wad pude— in. and let's just try holding a black pride or— in. and let's just try holding a black pride or a— in. and let's just try holding a black pride or a trans pride mada— black pride or a trans pride marda m— black pride or a trans pride march in uganda today and see mew— march in uganda today and see raew rar— march in uganda today and see raew rar weu— march in uganda today and see new rar weu get— march in uganda today and see how far you get . _ march in uganda today and see how far you get . ' lazily how far you get. absolutely. would you say that race is race trumping merit? an existential threat to the harmony of america? could you just tell us a bit about about the book and what you're trying to tell us all? yes, it is an existential threat because if we continue tearing down our standards of

scientific progress right now, our our science funding agencies in the federal government are handing out science research grants, not on the basis of scientific accomplished talent, but on the basis of race and sex. meanwhile , china is sex. meanwhile, china is fanatically_ edifai meanwhile, china is fanatically promoting meritocracy- fanatically promoting meritocracy . it is taking its meritocracy. it is taking its meer— meritocracy. it is taking its meer gifted— meritocracy. it is taking its most gifted students, mathematically gifted students, and mathematically gifted students, aaddarewmd— mathematically gifted students, and throwing everything it's got at and throwing everything it's got ar daem— and throwing everything it's got ar rraem. ra— and throwing everything it's got at them. in the— and throwing everything it's got at them. in the united states , at them. in the united states, we are tearing— at them. in the united states, we are tearing down gifted and armed— we are tearing down gifted and talented programs that offer accelerated _ talented programs that offer accelerated math instruction to our accelerated math instruction to meer— accelerated math instruction to our most gifted— accelerated math instruction to our most gifted math students. were— our most gifted math students. were eawmd— our most gifted math students. were eawme we— our most gifted math students. we're saying we all have to be eeuaa— we're saying we all have to be eduaa, aad— we're saying we all have to be equal, and that— we're saying we all have to be equal, and that is— we're saying we all have to be equal, and that is equally bad. and— equal, and that is equally bad. and weu-re— equal, and that is equally bad. and weure aer— equal, and that is equally bad. and you're not allowed if you're if and you're not allowed if you're a weure— and you're not allowed if you're if you're fantastically talented, _ if you're fantastically talented, you're not allowed to erudw— talented, you're not allowed to erudw ewe— talented, you're not allowed to erudw .— talented, you're not allowed to erudw , weu— talented, you're not allowed to study even , you know, study even, you know, precalculus - study even, you know, precalculus until late in high eeraeea— precalculus until late in high school because— precalculus until late in high school because we're hoping that underrepresent— school because we're hoping that underrepresent gifted groups wru— underrepresent gifted groups era carda— underrepresent gifted groups will catch up.— underrepresent gifted groups will catch up. well, they don't . aud— will catch up. well, they don't . and meanwhile,— will catch up. well, they don't . and meanwhile, that talented erudear— . and meanwhile, that talented erudear re— . and meanwhile, that talented student is being— . and meanwhile, that talented student is being held back and prepaprw— student is being held back and prepapaw peed— student is being held back and probably bored to tears in his edaeer— probably bored to tears in his edaeea .— probably bored to tears in his edaeea . we— probably bored to tears in his school . we are—

probably bored to tears in his school . we are destroying school. we are destroying a achievement— school. we are destroying a achievement and excellence in the achievement and excellence in me ame— achievement and excellence in me ea— achievement and excellence in the name of fighting a phantom, a praaaraem— the name of fighting a phantom, a praaaraem .— the name of fighting a phantom, a phantasm . um.— the name of fighting a phantom, a phantasm . um. this is not a phantasm. um. this is not a eweremreaaaw— a phantasm. um. this is not a systemically racist— a phantasm. um. this is not a systemically racist society. so i systemically racist society. so r addreee— systemically racist society. so i address science.— systemically racist society. so i address science. i address medeme— 1 address science. i address medreme m— i address science. i address medicine in, i— i address science. i address medicine in, i address the arts, i medicine in, i address the arts, r addreee— medicine in, i address the arts, i address what's— medicine in, i address the arts, i address what's happening in eaaeereaa— i address what's happening in classical music— i address what's happening in classical music and music , arms classical music and music, arms in classical music and music, arms m dame— classical music and music, arms m daaee aad— classical music and music, arms in dance and theatre , all of in dance and theatre, all of warm— in dance and theatre, all of wmda are— in dance and theatre, all of which are being— in dance and theatre, all of which are being torn down by praeaew— which are being torn down by praeaew daareee— which are being torn down by phoney charges of racism . and i phoney charges of racism. and i aad— phoney charges of racism. and i and r— phoney charges of racism. and i and r epram— phoney charges of racism. and i and i explain what's going on in law enforcement— and i explain what's going on in law enforcement in— and i explain what's going on in law enforcement in the united sraree— law enforcement in the united sraree edaee— law enforcement in the united states since the— law enforcement in the united states since the george floyd race, psychosis,— states since the george floyd race, psychosis, the mass eeaaeedwe— race, psychosis, the mass collective nervous breakdown on the collective nervous breakdown on me parr— collective nervous breakdown on me para ea— collective nervous breakdown on the part of america's elites, where— the part of america's elites, where we— the part of america's elites, where we are— the part of america's elites, where we are no— the part of america's elites, where we are no longer enforcing the where we are no longer enforcing are armed— where we are no longer enforcing the criminal law— where we are no longer enforcing the criminal law because it has a dreparare— the criminal law because it has a disparate impact— the criminal law because it has a disparate impact on black edmdaaae— a disparate impact on black criminals. heather macdonald it's criminals. heather macdonald rr-e eeea— criminals. heather macdonald it's been absolutely fascinating talking— it's been absolutely fascinating raaamd re— it's been absolutely fascinating raaame re weu. — it's been absolutely fascinating talking to you. ac: it's been absolutely fascinating talking to you. aq talking to you. i'm very sorry to cut you off . i have to leave. to cut you off. i have to leave. heather macdonald, author of when trumps merit , you when race trumps merit, you would wise to heed would be wise to heed her warnings . would be wise to heed her warnings. thank you to panel warnings. thank you to my panel and guests for joining warnings. thank you to my panel and guests forjoining me and my guests forjoining me tonight. coming up is mark tonight. coming up next is mark dolan. mark dolan. what's on the show? mark lawrence cracker, me lawrence? what a cracker, let me tell lawrence? what a cracker, let me reaa—dreeuee— lawrence? what a cracker, let me tell-discuss whether. tell you. we'll discuss whether the tell you. we'll discuss whether me me— tell you. we'll discuss whether we rer— tell you. we'll discuss whether the case for-zero- the case for net zero is

erumprmd. — the case for net zero is. crumbling. _obesity the case for net zero is- crumbling.-0besity be crumbling. should obesity be enemee— crumbling. should obesity be enamea na— crumbling. should obesity be renamed to preserve people's neenneee— renamed to preserve people's feelings? and— renamed to preserve people's feelings? and has rishi sunak teen— feelings? and has rishi sunak teen me— feelings? and has rishi sunak teen me nam— feelings? and has rishi sunak lost the tory party ? all of that lost the tory party? all of that to lost the tory party? all of that no came— lost the tory party? all of that no sa— lost the tory party? all of that to come. so do— lost the tory party? all of that to come. so do join me. plus namel— to come. so do join me. plus daniel dolan— to come. so do join me. plus daniel dolan and— to come. so do join me. plus daniel dolan and my big opinion . nema— daniel dolan and my big opinion . new again.— daniel dolan and my big opinion . hello again. it's— daniel dolan and my big opinion . hello again. it's aidan nemvem— . hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here- . hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met emce— mcgivern here from the met office mm— mcgivern here from the met office with the _ mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast eeae — office with the gb news forecast mean and — office with the gb news forecast cloud and some— office with the gb news forecast cloud and some rain in the north mm— cloud and some rain in the north ame weekend,— cloud and some rain in the north this weekend, but— cloud and some rain in the north this weekend, but fine elsewhere and plenty— this weekend, but fine elsewhere and plenty an— this weekend, but fine elsewhere and plenty of warm , sunny spells and plenty of warm, sunny spells eenamm— and plenty of warm, sunny spells certainly across— and plenty of warm, sunny spells certainly across england and males. — certainly across england and wales. having— certainly across england and wales. having said- certainly across england and wales. g z 5... wales. having said that, still some showers to talk about for friday night. they're drifting their way south to westwards and they're eventually easing. then clear spells breaking out across england and wales whilst a weak weather front arrives into the north—west to bring some thicker cloud and some outbreaks of mostly light rain for western scotland as well as northern ireland. by dawn across england and wales, with the clear spells , a few mist patches in places and a cool start to the weekend , with temperatures dipping to 3 or 4 celsius. but it won't take long with plenty of sunshine

around. first thing for those temperatures to rise and a fine spnng temperatures to rise and a fine spring day is expected across england and wales. spring day is expected across england and wales . generally, england and wales. generally, light winds, sunny spells and feeling warm in the sunshine . feeling warm in the sunshine. some brightness also across scotland and northern ireland in between a few outbreaks of light rain , temperatures potentially rain, temperatures potentially reaching 20 celsius around the murray coast. otherwise mid to high teens. but the most extensive sunshine across england and wales will bring highs of 22 degrees from highs of 22 degrees away from the north sea coast. that is where stay a bit cooler where it will stay a bit cooler there and into saturday afternoon and evening . we'll see afternoon and evening. we'll see low cloud across the west of scotland become more extensive across scotland and northern ireland, bringing some persistent spells of rain , some persistent spells of rain, some heavy bursts at first, but easing by the end of the night. that'll keep things mild in the north. further south across north. but further south across england clear skies england and wales, clear skies and again, temperatures dipping to 3 celsius. a cool start to 3 or 4 celsius. a cool start to 3 or 4 celsius. a cool start to sunday, but a repeat performance after that cool starts while temperatures soon rise and plenty of warm, sunny spells will break out . there'll spells will break out. there'll be patchy cloud places ,

be some patchy cloud in places, particularly around the north sea and into central sea coast and into central southern , but otherwise southern england, but otherwise plenty of fine weather for england and wales. cloudier for scotland and northern ireland. rain easing later.

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