i'm ray addison in the newsroom our top story tonight, phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this morning with immediate effect. itv has confirmed he won't be returning despite two decades at the helm . with last thursday's episode

being his final appearance . being his final appearance. (io—host holly willoughby will not be leaving. she's responded , saying the sofa won't feel the same without him. mr schofield posted on social media saying he wanted to protect the show he loved. it's after his brother, timothy schofield was jailed for 12 years after being convicted of child sex offences . rishi of child sex offences. rishi sunak says the g7 has sent a powerful message to russia that it stands united with the people of . ukraine good to see you. of. ukraine good to see you. how are you.7 yeah, of. ukraine good to see you. how are you? yeah, i'm all right, thanks. all right, guys. well earlier on, the prime minister and other world leaders welcomed president zelenskyy to the g7 summit in japan. the comments come as the- [if c " " the comments come as the white the g7 summit in japan. the- comments come as the white house approved— comments come as the white house approved plans— comments come as the white house approved plans aa— comments come as the white house approved plans to provide f—16 flamer— approved plans to provide f—16 fighter peas— approved plans to provide f—16 fighter jets aa— approved plans to provide f—16 fighter jets to ukraine approved plans to provide f—16 fighterjets to ukraine and to fighter jets to ukraine and to train— fighter jets to ukraine and to train na— fighter jets to ukraine and to train its pilots.— fighter jets to ukraine and to train its pilots. president zeaepakyy— train its pilots. president zelenskyy hailed the move as historia— zelenskyy hailed the move as historic, saying— zelenskyy hailed the move as historic, saying it— zelenskyy hailed the move as historic, saying it will greatly ennanee— historic, saying it will greatly enhance ukraine's army in the enn— enhance ukraine's army in the skv- sann— enhance ukraine's army in the sky. sinn fein's_ enhance ukraine's army in the sky. sinn fein's vice president, mieneue— sky. sinn fein's vice president, michelle o'neill— sky. sinn fein's vice president,

michelle o'neill ,_ sky. sinn fein's vice president, michelle o'neill , is hailing the michelle o'neill, is hailing the neat— michelle o'neill, is hailing the local election— michelle o'neill, is hailing the local election results in nannenn— local election results in northern ireland as momentous as the northern ireland as momentous as ene pann— northern ireland as momentous as pne pany peeannee— northern ireland as momentous as the party becomes the largest in local— the party becomes the largest in local government— the party becomes the largest in local government ,_ the party becomes the largest in local government , it with less local government, it with less pnan— local government, it with less pnan pen— local government, it with less than ten seats— local government, it with less than ten seats left to declare , than ten seats left to declare, sinn— than ten seats left to declare, spnn pen— than ten seats left to declare, sinn fein has— than ten seats left to declare, sinn fein has 143— than ten seats left to declare, sinn fein has 143 councillors so far a— sinn fein has 143 councillors so pan , appea— sinn fein has 143 councillors so far , whilst the— sinn fein has 143 councillors so far , whilst the dup has 122 and far, whilst the dup has 122 and the far, whilst the dup has 122 and pne alliance— far, whilst the dup has 122 and the alliance party— far, whilst the dup has 122 and the alliance party 66. it's the prep— the alliance party 66. it's the first electoral— the alliance party 66. it's the first electoral test for the party— first electoral test for the pan epnee— first electoral test for the party since last year's assembly elections— party since last year's assembly elections and— party since last year's assembly elections and takes place against— elections and takes place apapnep pne— elections and takes place against the backdrop of the spannanp— against the backdrop of the stormont stalemate . labour is stormont stalemate. labour is calling— stormont stalemate. labour is eappnp an— stormont stalemate. labour is eappnp an pne— stormont stalemate. labour is calling on the prime minister to investigate— calling on the prime minister to investigate following claims anat— investigate following claims pnappne— investigate following claims that the home— investigate following claims that the home secretary asked cpvp— that the home secretary asked civil servants— that the home secretary asked civil servants to— that the home secretary asked civil servants to help her avoid peeping— civil servants to help her avoid peppnp epeeapnp— civil servants to help her avoid getting speeding points on her peenee— getting speeding points on her peenee. nan— getting speeding points on her licence. now according to the spnaay— licence. now according to the snnaay ppnee— licence. now according to the sunday times, suella braverman appea— sunday times, suella braverman apnea pane— sunday times, suella braverman asked home office— sunday times, suella braverman asked home office aides to organise— asked home office aides to organise a— asked home office aides to anganpee a p— asked home office aides to organise a 1 to— asked home office aides to organise a 1 to 1— asked home office aides to organise a 1 to 1 driving awareness course after she was eappnp— awareness course after she was eanpnp epeeapnp— awareness course after she was caught speeding last summer. wnen— caught speeding last summer. wnen pney— caught speeding last summer. when they refused, she nepaneapy— when they refused, she reportedly asked a political appe— reportedly asked a political apae pa— reportedly asked a political apae pa pepp— reportedly asked a political aide to help ,_ reportedly asked a political aide to help , but ultimately aide to help, but ultimately penden— aide to help, but ultimately peepaea pa— aide to help, but ultimately decided to accept the points. a source close to— decided to accept the points. a source close to mrs. braverman says— source close to mrs. braverman eaye pne— source close to mrs. braverman says the speeding _ source close to mrs. braverman says the speeding ticket and arrangements— says the speeding ticket and arrangements for dealing with it

nepanea— arrangements for dealing with it were reported to— arrangements for dealing with it were reported to the cabinet office— were reported to the cabinet office ap— were reported to the cabinet office at the— were reported to the cabinet office at the time the labour leader— office at the time the labour leader pe— office at the time the labour leader is expected to warn the app— leader is expected to warn the app pe— leader is expected to warn the app is nap— leader is expected to warn the nhs is not sustainable unless ana— nhs is not sustainable unless serious and long— nhs is not sustainable unless serious and long term reforms are serious and long term reforms nape. sp— serious and long term reforms are made. sir keir— serious and long term reforms are made. sir keir starmer will make— are made. sir keir starmer will make a— are made. sir keir starmer will make a epeeen— are made. sir keir starmer will make a speech in— are made. sir keir starmer will make a speech in the east of england— make a speech in the east of england tomorrow to outline his vision— england tomorrow to outline his vision fan— england tomorrow to outline his vision for modernising the neapn— vision for modernising the health service.— vision for modernising the health service. he'll say epnenp— health service. he'll say current issues- health service. he'll say current issues can't be fixed eapep— current issues can't be fixed eapep nipp— current issues can't be fixed solely with more— current issues can't be fixed solely with more money and set out fundamental— solely with more money and set out fundamental changes, including— out fundamental changes, including extra investment and performance— including extra investment and performance targets . the shadow performance targets. the shadow peapn— performance targets. the shadow health secretary,— performance targets. the shadow health secretary, wes streeting , nae— health secretary, wes streeting , nae pnevpanep— health secretary, wes streeting , has previously called government- , has previously called government plans to use private eeeanp— government plans to use private eeeap eapaepp— government plans to use private sector capacity a— government plans to use private sector capacity a short term fix and— sector capacity a short term fix and a— sector capacity a short term fix and a suspect— sector capacity a short term fix and a suspect has— sector capacity a short term fix and a suspect has been arrested appen— and a suspect has been arrested after eeapnp— and a suspect has been arrested after scaling the— and a suspect has been arrested after scaling the front of the ppc— after scaling the front of the ppc panning— after scaling the front of the bbc building in— after scaling the front of the bbc building in central london in protest— bbc building in central london in protest against— bbc building in central london in protest against a historic epappe— in protest against a historic epappe .— in protest against a historic statue . earlier,— in protest against a historic statue . earlier, a man had been statue. earlier, a man had been nannennp— statue. earlier, a man had been seen hammering at the prospero and panel— seen hammering at the prospero and ariel statue,— seen hammering at the prospero and ariel statue, which has been on and ariel statue, which has been an anppay— and ariel statue, which has been on display since— and ariel statue, which has been on display since 1933. shortly appen— on display since 1933. shortly afpen 6— on display since 1933. shortly after 6 pn— on display since 1933. shortly anen 6 pm, ne— on display since 1933. shortly after 6 pm, he was arrested on suspicion— after 6 pm, he was arrested on suspicion af— after 6 pm, he was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and going— suspicion of criminal damage and going equipped— suspicion of criminal damage and going equipped campaigners have peen—

going equipped campaigners have peen capping— going equipped campaigners have been calling for— going equipped campaigners have been calling for the statue's nennavap— been calling for the statue's removal as its— been calling for the statue's removal as its sculptor eric em— removal as its sculptor eric gill admitted— removal as its sculptor eric gill admitted in— removal as its sculptor eric gill admitted in his diaries anat— gill admitted in his diaries pnap ne— gill admitted in his diaries that he had— gill admitted in his diaries that he had sexually abused his aappnten— that he had sexually abused his aappntene .— that he had sexually abused his aanpnpene . ae— that he had sexually abused his daughters . as we're on tv online daughters. as we're on tv online on daughters. as we're on tv online an pap — daughters. as we're on tv online an pap napp— daughters. as we're on tv online on dab radio and— daughters. as we're on tv online on dab radio and on, tune to in pne— on dab radio and on, tune to in tnn pe— on dab radio and on, tune to in tnn is en— on dab radio and on, tune to in this is gb news.— on dab radio and on, tune to in this is gb news. time now for our headliners— this is gb news. time now for our headliners ._ our headliners. hello and neeannpe— our headliners. hello and weeannpe ta— our headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo keae— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kn kna— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kearse. and tonight i'm joined for a romp through sunday's newspapers by the erudite steve and alan and the error prone louis shaffer. how are you both doing? pretty louis shaffer. how are you both doing ? pretty good. pretty good. doing? pretty good. pretty good. pnanke— doing? pretty good. pretty good. pnanke nan— doing? pretty good. pretty good. pnanke fan a— doing? pretty good. pretty good. thanks for a lovely— 2sz "g? pretty good. pretty good. thanks for a lovely intro. 2p::p "pg? pretty good. pretty good. thanks for a lovely intro. yes, pann— thanks for a lovely intro. yes, peen p— thanks for a lovely intro. yes, peen p nave— thanks for a lovely intro. yes, louis, i have to— thanks for a lovely intro. yes, louis, i have to use the loo. kap— louis, i have to use the loo. kan nave— louis, i have to use the loo. kan nave n— louis, i have to use the loo. you have to use— louis, i have to use the loo. you have to use the well. flpit. you have to use the well. you pen-p— you have to use the well. you pen-p nave— you have to use the well. you pen-p pan pa.— you have to use the well. you don't have to, but— you have to use the well. you don't have to, but you can if you want. anyway, let's have a look at sunday's front pages. the mail on sunday has suella tried to cover up speeding offence . the sunday telegraph offence. the sunday telegraph leads with migration. tsar backs

, student visa kerbs, the observer has topped tory donor faces probe over multi—million fraud claims. the sunday express has brexit will be a roaring success any time now. the sunday mirror has . success any time now. the sunday mirror has. they think it's all sofa . it is now. as phil stands sofa. it is now. as phil stands down from this morning, still not sure what that's all about. and the daily star on sunday leads with holly. one, wall zero. and those were your front pages. zero. and those were your front pages . and let's have a closer pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages , look at those front pages, starting with the sunday express. steve yep. they go with the express. steve yep. they go with pne neaappne— express. steve yep. they go with the headline brexit— express. steve yep. they go with the headline brexit will- flpi;: they go with the headline brexit will be keannp— the headline brexit will be roaring success . i think they roaring success. i think they inep— roaring success. i think they peep eapy— roaring success. i think they peep eapy ana— roaring success. i think they just copy and paste from an old eappan. — just copy and paste from an old eappan. unpe— just copy and paste from an old edition. sure they've run edition. i'm sure they've run apn— edition. i'm sure they've run with-headline- edition. i'm sure they've run with headline before from with that headline before from zone.— with that headline before from zone-ae— with that headline before from zone-ae-pe- 2014. it might as well be peaee— 2014. it might as well be because it's— 2014. it might as well be because it's from the express and— because it's from the express and ne— because it's from the express and tnn n— because it's from the express and pate in a— because it's from the express and this is a this— because it's from the express and this is a this is just the en— and this is a this is just the any-nen— and this is a this is just the en-ne-ne going- and this is a this is just the cry we're going to hear on cry that we're going to hear on the cry that we're going to hear on pne wav— cry that we're going to hear on pne way inn— cry that we're going to hear on the way into every— cry that we're going to hear on the way into every election peaee— the way into every election because regardless of how done pean—

because regardless of how done peep—an- because regardless of how done brexit—of doingi brexit is, the promise of doing it brexit is, the promise of doing pp-an— brexit is, the promise of doing p-an ne— brexit is, the promise of doing it-or more will- brexit is, the promise of doing it or more will always it better or more will always nnn— it better or more will always npn peappe— it better or more will always win people over.— it better or more will always win people over. so this is seen— win people over. so this is suella braverman, who's pnannpnp— suella braverman, who's promising ldo - suella braverman, who's promising do good deals out promising to do good deals out of promising to do good deals out an n— promising to do good deals out at pp and— promising to do good deals out of it and making— promising to do good deals out of it and making a roaring success of brexit surely is what evenne— success of brexit surely is what everyone would _ success of brexit surely is what everyone would claim they want. ppke— everyone would claim they want. ppke kepn— everyone would claim they want. like keir starmer— everyone would claim they want. like keir starmer saying wants penen— like keir starmer saying wants better trading— like keir starmer saying wants better trading arrangements with panape— better trading arrangements with panape. pe— better trading arrangements with europe. he wants— better trading arrangements with europe. he wants the best penn— europe. he wants the best pnevpp. ne— europe. he wants the best brexit. it's one— europe. he wants the best brexit. it's one of those things vnene— brexit. it's one of those things where everyone's_ brexit. it's one of those things where everyone's individual an— where everyone's individual version of the— where everyone's individual version of the best brexit is evaetpv— version of the best brexit is evaetpv ne— version of the best brexit is exactly the one— version of the best brexit is exactly the one they think will be exactly the one they think will pe peep. — exactly the one they think will pe peep. p— exactly the one they think will be best. i think— exactly the one they think will be best. i think we- exactly the one they think will be best. "k: "finitely be best. i think we know really a lot of people on the left don't want brexit to succeed because they're bitter and they don't want to see the other side doing well i mean, doing anything. well i mean, brexit britain brexit could could lead britain to singapore in to becoming a singapore in europe handled europe if it's handled correctly. would make of it? correctly. would you make of it? louis i make it is that louis i make of it is that van-ne— louis i make of it is that van-ne wrong— louis i make of it is that you're wrong because it's not pnap— you're wrong because it's not tnat pnev— you're wrong because it's not that they don't— you're wrong because it's not that they don't want it to be a they— that they don't want it to be a success. they don't it to success. they don't want it to be success. they don't want it to pelepeeeee— success. they don't want it to be l success. they - success. they don't want it to be success. they just think be a success. they just think nat— be a success. they just think tnat pne— be a success. they just think that the alternative better, that the alternative is better, vnen— that the alternative is better, when-nnn.- that the alternative is better,l which -with, - know, which is being with, you know, pepnp— which is being with, you know, pepnp-ppnape— which is being with, you know, being-europe and- which is being with, you know, being europe and the being with europe and the pnteneepnp— being with europe and the interesting i— being with europe and the interesting i once said, the nest— interesting i once said, the most interesting thing about pnevpp— most interesting thing about pnenp ,_ most interesting thing about brexit, i said— most interesting thing about brexit, i said that that a penn— brexit, i said that that a person that— brexit, i said that that a person that the people who voted

against— person that the people who voted apapnet pean— person that the people who voted against brexit for— person that the people who voted against brexit for remaining are peappe— against brexit for remaining are peappe vne— against brexit for remaining are people who wanted their children to people who wanted their children pa ane— people who wanted their children pa pav— people who wanted their children pa aav pe— people who wanted their children to one day be able— people who wanted their children to one day be able to work in ppnape. — to one day be able to work in nnnape. ana— to one day be able to work in europe. and the— to one day be able to work in europe. and the people who enppanea— europe. and the people who supported brexit want did one day nan— supported brexit want did one day nan p...— supported brexit want did one day for their children to be appe— day for their children to be appe pa— day for their children to be able to work— day for their children to be able to work in— day for their children to be able to work in britain . able to work in britain. i mean pnapn— able to work in britain. i mean pnapn nap-s— able to work in britain. i mean that's that's an— able to work in britain. i mean that's that's an interesting , that's that's an interesting, interesting riddle. there's a point in the article where they say the treasury says, actually, no, this is this is linked to the next year will do. but it comes up here— the next year will do. but it comes up here as- the next year will do. but it comes up here as well.- "pix. be 2pi:p but it comes up here as well. the "pix. be 2pi» but it comes up here as well. the idea nat— comes up here as well. the idea tnat p...— comes up here as well. the idea that then managing to get people vvank— that then managing to get people vank n— that then managing to get people vank n vap— that then managing to get people vank n van snap— that then managing to get people work if you stop people coming to work if you stop people coming pp p...— work if you stop people coming pa pne uk— work if you stop people coming pa pne uk ta— work if you stop people coming to the uk to work— work if you stop people coming to the uk to work so we take tnaee— to the uk to work so we take tnaee tape— to the uk to work so we take those jobs and— to the uk to work so we take those jobs and we can mentioned nat— those jobs and we can mentioned tnat again— those jobs and we can mentioned tnat apapn pn— those jobs and we can mentioned that again in the— those jobs and we can mentioned that again in the next story it nipp— that again in the next story it vvppp cane— that again in the next story it will cause inflation because the env— will cause inflation because the anpv nav— will cause inflation because the anpv vvav ta— will cause inflation because the anpv vvav pa pet— will cause inflation because the only way to get people who don't want— only way to get people who don't want-jobs— only way to get people who don't want-jobs pa— only way to get people who don't want-jobs to do _ only way to get people who don't want jobs to do those want those jobs to do those jobsv— want those jobs to do those jobsv-get_ want those jobs to do those jobsv-get a— want those jobs to do those jobs, get a supply and jobs, you get a supply and demand— jobs, you get a supply and demand issue— jobs, you get a supply and demand issue where favour demand issue where the favour paee— demand issue where the favour paee tavvanae— demand issue where the favour goes towards the _ demand issue where the favour goes towards the people who vappa— goes towards the people who vappa-pne - goes towards the people who. would -the -you've would be doing the work. you've got would be doing the work. you've pap-nen— would be doing the work. you've pap-tnenlppp— would be doing the work. you've got-themlbit sweet- got to pay them a bit sweet nanev— got to pay them a bit sweet nanev pa— got to pay them a bit sweet nanev pa pep— got to pay them a bit sweet money to get so— got to pay them a bit sweet money to get so the workers get nevvanaea— money to get so the workers get rewarded more— money to get so the workers get rewarded more their work. rewarded more for their work. so rewarded more for their work. so pne— rewarded more for their work. so the balance,— rewarded more for their work. so the balance, the— rewarded more for their work. so the balance, the balance of wealth the country wealth shifts in the country from say, landowners, from from say, landowners, business workers, from from say, landowners, busineis, workers, from from say, landowners, busineis, you workers, from from say, landowners, busineis, you know, workers, from from say, landowners, busineis, you know, a)rkers, from from say, landowners,

busineis, you know, a fairly which is, you know, a fairly left wing thing. it used to be which is, you know, a fairly left vthe thing. it used to be which is, you know, a fairly left vthe left g. it used to be which is, you know, a fairly left vthe left wantedzd to be which is, you know, a fairly left vthe left wanted beforea which is, you know, a fairly left vthe left wanted before they what the left wanted before they decided that open borders and pronouns my is pronouns were. but my point is that same newspapers that that the same newspapers that would nurses money would be saying pay nurses money that inflation, that will cause inflation, so they're in or rather they're all in favour, or rather dismiss the idea of inflation being by employing being created by employing people in the uk to do the fruit picking tasks, but they suddenly think paying nurses more will cause inflation and therefore we shouldn't do it. but don't you think we could have the best of both where we of both worlds where we sort of rejoin in some way the single market without without rejoining the single the eu? we rejoin the single market can trade freely market so we can trade freely with with europe, like a lot of countries do . and also we can we countries do. and also we can we can our own trade with can set our own trade rules with the of the world. that's the rest of the world. that's that's what europe was all about in the beginning. it's just it's just a in the beginning. it's just it's peep a panne— in the beginning. it's just it's just a trading structure.- " jig g it'sjust it's just a trading structure. and so nev— just a trading structure. and so pnev taak— just a trading structure. and so pnev paak p— just a trading structure. and so pnev paak p a— just a trading structure. and so they took it a bit— just a trading structure. and so they took it a bit too far. neappe— they took it a bit too far. people like _ they took it a bit too far. people like you, steve, i'm not apa— people like you, steve, i'm not apa enappn— people like you, steve, i'm not apa enappn ta— people like you, steve, i'm not old enough to be— people like you, steve, i'm not old enough to be blamed for map— old enough to be blamed for tnap pat— old enough to be blamed for that, but you're _ old enough to be blamed for that, but you're agreeing with ken— that, but you're agreeing with keir starmer— that, but you're agreeing with keir starmer then, which i think nnn— keir starmer then, which i think nnn pe— keir starmer then, which i think nppnp pe p..— keir starmer then, which i think might be the first— keir starmer then, which i think might be the first and let's navelanvvav- might be the first and let's move-anyway . - might be the first and let's move anyway . might be the first and let's- move.anyway . what does the move on anyway. what does the sunday in the sunday telegraph have in the front cover? louis the sunday

pepepnapn— front cover? louis the sunday telegraph-migrations- telegraph has migrations are paek— telegraph has migrations are paek-vna- telegraph has migrations are back.-visa kerbs- telegraph has migrations are back. visa kerbs and back. student visa kerbs and vvnat— back. student visa kerbs and vnap p— back. student visa kerbs and vnap p n.— back. student visa kerbs and what it is, is— back. student visa kerbs and what it is, is what's her name. pen— what it is, is what's her name. pen name— what it is, is what's her name. pen n— what it is, is what's her name. pen n .— what it is, is what's her name. her name is. her— what it is, is what's her name. her name is. her name is. what's her her name is. her name is. what's pen name— her name is. her name is. what's her name . suella— her name is. her name is. what's her name . suella braverman her name. suella braverman sevppa.— her name. suella braverman sevilla. another— her name. suella braverman sevilla. another one. �*fvp? e sevilla. another one. wait. is anat— sevilla. another one. wait. is that pen n— sevilla. another one. wait. is that her? isthat_ sevilla. another one. �*fvpvaip e “pi”? is that suella that her? is that suella braverman _ that her? is that suella braverman still- that her? is that suella braverman still ,- “pi”? is that suella braverman still , the level of braverman still, the level of neeeanen vap— braverman still, the level of research you put— braverman still, the level of research you put into this is. i research you put into this is. p pa— research you put into this is. p pa knav. p— research you put into this is. i do know. i wrote— research you put into this is. i do know. i wrote it- research you put into this is. 2pip i wrote it down and i do know. i wrote it down and pen— i do know. i wrote it down and pen p— i do know. i wrote it down and pen p panpap— i do know. i wrote it down and then i forgot it.— 2pip i wrote it down and then i forgot it. really because it's then i forgot it. really because we ea— then i forgot it. really because it's so unimportant to me and i pan-p— it's so unimportant to me and i pan-p pnan— it's so unimportant to me and i don't think it's— it's so unimportant to me and i don't think it's i— it's so unimportant to me and i don't think it's i don't know if pn— don't think it's i don't know if pp p— don't think it's i don't know if pp p pn— don't think it's i don't know if it's if it's true. _ don't think it's i don't know if it's if it's true. you— don't think it's i don't know if it's if it's true. you don't knavv— it's if it's true. you don't know. she's— it's if it's true. you don't know. she's just saying eanepppnp— know. she's just saying something. basically, they've apenep— something. basically, they've - opened—immigration opened the doors to immigration and-pa— opened the doors to immigration anp-pa ppve— opened the doors to immigration and to give something opened the doors to immigration and so to give something opened the doors to immigration and so what to give something opened the doors to immigration and so what they're something opened the doors to immigration and so what they're saying�*iing opened the doors to immigration and so what they're saying ispg back. so what they're saying is we back. so what they're saying is ea-ne papnp- back. so what they're saying is ea-ne papnp pa- back. so what they're saying is we are going to stop . we are we are going to stop. vne-ne— we are we are going to stop. vne-ne papnp— we are we are going to stop. vne-ne papnp pa— we are we are going to stop. we're going to stop the graduate napan— we're going to stop the graduate napan vpeae— we're going to stop the graduate nation visas that— we're going to stop the graduate nation visas that i— we're going to stop the graduate nation visas that i didn't even knap— nation visas that i didn't even knav pnn— nation visas that i didn't even know this happened, that if you went— know this happened, that if you venp pa— know this happened, that if you venp pa p— know this happened, that if you venp pa p vap— know this happened, that if you went to if you went to university _ went to if you went to university here, they gave you pva— university here, they gave you pva vean— university here, they gave you two years i live _ university here, they gave you two years i live in - university here, they gave you two years live in the two years to live in the eapnpnv. — two years to live in the country. yeah.- two years to live in the country. yeah. plus, you were appavep— country. yeah. plus, you were appavvep pa— country. yeah. plus, you were allowed to bring— country. yeah. plus, you were allowed to bring your family ppppe. — allowed to bring your family ppppe. -ppn- allowed to bring your family albie. -this is- allowed to bring your family albie. -this is the. albie. yeah, this is the country. is the thing. i country. this is the thing. i mean. student the student visa eeennne— mean. student the student visa scheme-almost— mean. student the student visa. scheme-almost-sort scheme has almost become a sort of scheme has almost become a sort an paapnape— scheme has almost become a sort of loophole that— scheme has almost become a sort of loophole that people can come to of loophole that people can come pa-pk— of loophole that people can come pa-pk-vank— of loophole that people can come to-uk-work and- of loophole that people can come to uk work and bring to the uk and work and bring pnpnp— to the uk and work and bring pnpnp pnepn— to the uk and work and bring bring their family because it seems—p- bring their family because it eeene—p vapi seems radical to me, if you i p—

seems radical to me, if you i p pan-p— seems radical to me, if you i mean, i don't know about you, spee— mean, i don't know about you, speve. pap— mean, i don't know about you, steve, but when _ mean, i don't know about you, steve, but when you started at pnpvenppv— steve, but when you started at university, did— steve, but when you started at university, did you take your steve, but when you started at univeiwith did you take your steve, but when you started at univeiwith you you take your steve, but when you started at univeiwith you because your steve, but when you started at univeiwith you because iour steve, but when you started at univeiwith you because i didn't, mum with you because i didn't, i neanlvappp— mum with you because i didn't, i meaanould have— mum with you because i didn't, i meaanould have if— mum with you because i didn't, i mean would have if i could, mean i would have if i could, pap— mean i would have if i could, ppplppn-p. — mean i would have if i could, butldidn't. oh,— mean i would have if i could, butldidn't. oh, i- mean i would have if i could, but didn't. o“ 3 but i didn't. oh, i thought you meant the other kind of family. i'm mansfield, so was. i'm from mansfield, so i was. i was a late bloomer in that i didn't have three kids by the time i was that. but time i was 18 like that. but look, mean, some of these are look, i mean, some of these are like master's degrees and older further down the line of education. suppose some education. so i suppose some people do have families involved like people lot like that. the people a lot a lot like that. the people a lot a pap pa.— like that. the people a lot a lot do. 80,000 _ like that. the people a lot a lot do. 80,000 of— e the people a lot a lot do. 80,000 of them, 73,000 stay on plus an additional snoop.— stay on plus an additional. eo.ooo.—pne 80,000. you didn't read the span?— 80,000. you didn't read the span? pa.— 80,000. you didn't read the epanve palpa— 80,000. you didn't read the story? no,idid. - 80,000. you didn't read the story? no,idid. i- 80,000. you didn't read the story? no, did. story? no, i did. i was just about the numbers are so about to say the numbers are so low that i'm is the kind of low that i'm this is the kind of headune low that i'm this is the kind of headline that is more about, let's make it look like we're keeping numbers we're keeping numbers low. we're losing battle terms of losing the battle in terms of small numbers we're small boats, numbers wise, we're about highest net about to get the highest net migration. so have

here. yeah, you're pretty much here. yeah, but you're pretty much here. yeah, pap vpap— you're pretty much here. yeah, but what about— you're pretty much here. yeah, but what about the people who are going to the better schools? they're it's they're paying full whack. it's quite spinner for these quite a money spinner for these universities, is not? it is. universities, is it not? it is. and there's probably going to be some pressure that to some pressure for that to continue on the some pressure for that to contiicover on the some pressure for that to contiicover of on the some pressure for that to contiicover of the on the some pressure for that to contiicover of the mail on the some pressure for that to contiicover of the mail onn the front cover of the mail on sunday? steve suella. i've learned her name, “27 i've learned her name, tried to “2np7 i've learned her name, tried to cover up epeepnp— learned her name, tried to cover up speeding offence. this is not even—pep.- up speeding offence. this is not even—pep. ap- even good. scandal well, at peaep— even good. scandal well, at peaep vnen— even good. scandal well, at least when the— even good. scandal well, at least when the tories were doing eeanpap—pke.- least when the tories were doing scandal—like, oh,- scandal and it was like, oh, nene-e— scandal and it was like, oh, here'slcouple_ scandal and it was like, oh, here's couple billion in here's a couple of billion in pne— here's a couple of billion in pne paek— here's a couple of billion in the back-for- here's a couple of billion in the back for making some here's a couple of billion in the tthat for making some here's a couple of billion in the tthat doesn'tir making some here's a couple of billion in the tthat doesn't exist. ing some here's a couple of billion in the tthat doesn't exist. this;ome here's a couple of billion in the tthat doesn't exist. this isne ppe. that doesn't exist. this is on.— ppe. that doesn't exist. this is an. pap— ppe. that doesn't exist. this is an. pap eanpnp— ppe. that doesn't exist. this is oh, got caught speeding. can you fix oh, got caught speeding. can you pp p— oh, got caught speeding. can you pv pplnee— oh, got caught speeding. can you fix it.me?-worry- oh, got caught speeding. can you fix it.me?-worry is- oh, got caught speeding. can you fix it me? worry is that fix it for me? the worry is that it fix it for me? the worry is that pp-pne— fix it for me? the worry is that it-the ministerial- fix it for me? the worry is that it the ministerial code it breaks the ministerial code to it breaks the ministerial code pa pnv— it breaks the ministerial code pa pnv ana— it breaks the ministerial code pa pnv ana pep— it breaks the ministerial code to try and get the civil service to try and get the civil service pa pa— to try and get the civil service pa pa ennn— to try and get the civil service to do stuff-just— to try and get the civil service to do stuff just you. to do stuff for just you. sometimes— to do stuff for just you. sometimes it- to do stuff for just you. sometimes it seems like suella pnane— sometimes it seems like suella pnane pne— sometimes it seems like suella thinks the ministerial code is pke— thinks the ministerial code is pke-enppna— thinks the ministerial code is like-enigma-if- thinks the ministerial code is like enigma if you thinks the ministerial code is. like-enigma-if you can like the enigma code. if you can pneak— like the enigma code. if you can pneak pp.— like the enigma code. if you can pneak pp. vap— like the enigma code. if you can break it, you should as soon as paeepppe—

break it, you should as soon as paeepppe. kna— break it, you should as soon as possible. and this— break it, you should as soon as possible. and this was the epeepnp— possible. and this was the speeding-was- possible. and this was the speeding was when possible. and this was the- speeding-was when she speeding offence was when she nae—pnel was attorney general. but the aernp— was attorney general. but the aernp pne— was attorney general. but the asking the civil— was attorney general. but the asking the civil service to help her asking the civil service to help pen app— asking the civil service to help pen app va— asking the civil service to help her out was when— asking the civil service to help her out was when she was home seenepanv. — her out was when she was home seenepanv. pnp— her out was when she was home secretary. first time before the eeepnpnp— secretary. first time before the securing-leak. - secretary. first time before the securing leak. here's securing party leak. here's pene-e—vapl securing party leak. here's- here's_you reckon here's someone. do you reckon ene— here's someone. do you reckon epe can— here's someone. do you reckon epe pepp— here's someone. do you reckon she can help with— here's someone. do you reckon she can help with security she can help with our security on she can help with our security an-panpen— she can help with our security on - borders can't- she can help with our security on borders can't even keep on the borders can't even keep a vana— on the borders can't even keep a vane-peenep— on the borders can't even keep a vane-peeneplp- on the borders can't even keep a word-secretii meanj word document secret so i mean ppap-e— word document secret so i mean ppap-e-ppe— word document secret so i mean that's-the latest- word document secret so i mean that's-the latest on- word document secret so i mean that's the latest on this that's that's the latest on this ppap—n— that's that's the latest on this that—is another. that maybe this is another eeanpap. — that maybe this is another scandal. but— that maybe this is another scandal. but i've- that maybe this is another scandal. 2 scandal. but i've heard that this being blown out of this is being blown out of proportion. she didn't proportion. and she didn't really lewis, what really i mean, lewis, what do you of this? it sounds like you make of this? it sounds like it you make of this? it sounds like pp van-p— you make of this? it sounds like it wasn't blown. _ you make of this? it sounds like it wasn't blown. it— you make of this? it sounds like it wasn't blown. it was- 57 it sounds like it wasn't blown. it was blown app— it wasn't blown. it was blown app ap— it wasn't blown. it was blown out of proportion.— it wasn't blown. it was blown out of proportion. at end out of proportion. at the end of the out of proportion. at the end of ppe pav— out of proportion. at the end of ppe pav. van-ne— out of proportion. at the end of the day, you're in— out of proportion. at the end of the day, you're in an office. of course, you're going to ask appen— course, you're going to ask appen peappe— course, you're going to ask other people office, hey, other people in the office, hey, vap— other people in the office, hey, van pepp— other people in the office, hey, van pepp ne— other people in the office, hey, can you help me do you know can you help me out? do you know vvpap— can you help me out? do you know vvpaplpa— can you help me out? do you know vpaplpa pn— can you help me out? do you know what-do in this— can you help me out? do you know what do in this situation? what to do in this situation? spe— what to do in this situation? she-eventually- what to do in this situation? she eventually she took she i mean, eventually she took the she i mean, eventually she took ppe-vaen-p— she i mean, eventually she took the -wasn't like - she i mean, eventually she took the wasn't like that the points. it wasn't like that appen— the points. it wasn't like that appe—nape- the points. it wasn't like that other—made heri the points. it wasn't like that- other_made her husband other woman who made her husband take other woman who made her husband pake—ppap— other woman who made her husband pake—ppap-pp- take the points or that the lib pen — take the points or that the lib pen paek— take the points or that the lib dem back-other- take the points or that the lib dem back other way around. dem back the other way around. vpekv— dem back the other way around. vpekv-vpekv— dem back the other way around. vicky-vicky pryce?- dem back the other way around. vicky vicky pryce? yeah. vicky pryce. vicky pryce? yeah. wpae— vicky pryce. vicky pryce? yeah. wpae-vae— vicky pryce. vicky pryce? yeah. who?-was really.- vicky pryce. vicky pryce? yeah. who? was really. that who? who that was really. that nae-ppepap— who? who that was really. that was-illegal..this. was basically illegal. so this paeen-p— was basically illegal. so this paeen-p-p— was basically illegal. so this doesn't-i love- was basically illegal. so this doesn't i love name doesn't seem i love the name snepa— doesn't seem i love the name suella braverman. it sounds like a-ppnp— suella braverman. it sounds like a-ppnp-eneap- suella braverman. it sounds like a-girl-great neck,. a jewish girl from great neck, pann— a jewish girl from great neck, pane—p- a jewish girl from great neck, pane—p nae- a jewish girl from great neck,. long—i was raised. long island, where i was raised. it long island, where i was raised. pp-pke— long island, where i was raised. pp-pke a— long island, where i was raised. pp-pke a 9an— long island, where i was raised. it-like a girl who- long island, where i was raised. it like a girl who would it sounds like a girl who would not it sounds like a girl who would nap pape— it sounds like a girl who would nap nape-pn— it sounds like a girl who would not date-in great- it sounds like a girl who would not date in great neck. i'm not date me in great neck. i'm snepa— not date me in great neck. i'm suella—doesn't- suella braverman doesn't narrow it suella braverman doesn't narrow

pp—pevn— suella braverman doesn't narrow pp—pevn pnvvavl it down much. lewis anyway, finally, what's on the front cover the sunday mirror? cover of the sunday mirror? lewis this is they think- lewis this is they «think it's lewis this is they think it's all lewis this is they think it's app aven— lewis this is they think it's all over and— lewis this is they think it's all over and shows. it shows all over and it shows. it shows ppe— all over and it shows. it shows the fantastically— all over and it shows. it shows the fantastically phil the fantastically haired phil vvpap-e— the fantastically haired phil what's-name?- the fantastically haired phil what's name? schofield and what's his name? schofield and papv— what's his name? schofield and pappv .— what's his name? schofield and pappv . p— what's his name? schofield and papv. p pan-p— what's his name? schofield and holly . i don't watch. what's his name? schofield and holly. i don't watch. i don't vapep— holly. i don't watch. i don't watch these _ holly. i don't watch. i don't watch these people . it's written watch these people. it's written pavn. — watch these people. it's written pavn. p— watch these people. it's written pavn. p nap— watch these people. it's written down. iread it. _ watch these people. it's written down. 2 e but but you down. i read it. but but you knap— down. i read it. but but you knav vpap— down. i read it. but but you knav vpap pp— down. i read it. but but you know what it is?— down. i read it. but but you know what it is? it- down. 2 e but but you know what it is? it goes in one ana— know what it is? it goes in one and an— know what it is? it goes in one ear and out the— know what it is? it goes in one ear and out the other. i mean, vpap— ear and out the other. i mean, vpap pa— ear and out the other. i mean, vpap pa van— ear and out the other. i mean, what do you make— ear and out the other. i mean, what do you make me? i'm not a neaenp— what do you make me? i'm not a neaenp — what do you make me? i'm not a neaenp kna— what do you make me? i'm not a neaenp pnn van— what do you make me? i'm not a reader. and you may- what do you make me? i'm not a reader. ' what do you make me? i'm not a reader. and you may have some. i do at least know the basic facts of this story. can i can i fill you— of this story. can i can i fill van pn— of this story. can i can i fill van pn an— of this story. can i can i fill van pn an ppe— can i can i fill you in on the timeline? i remember when the biggest eeanpap— remember when the biggest scandal about— remember when the biggest scandal about phillip schofield was scandal about phillip schofield a-pane— scandal about phillip schofield a-pane pnev- scandal about phillip schofield was gone grey and lied was that he'd gone grey and lied apanp— was that he'd gone grey and lied apanp pp.— was that he'd gone grey and lied apanp pp. pa— was that he'd gone grey and lied about it. do you— was that he'd gone grey and lied about it. do you remember those days?— about it. do you remember those pane-ppe— about it. do you remember those pavee-pp-e pap— about it. do you remember those days? it's got somewhat days? yeah. it's got somewhat worse-he's he's- worse since but he's he's neeppnep — worse since but he's he's resigned. any resigned. he's resigned. any idea resigned? can i. idea why he's resigned? can i. why do you him? idea why he's resigned? can i. why do you-him? he- 2 327 can i. why do you him? he knows why do you ask him? he knows peep— why do you ask him? he knows peee ppan— why do you ask him? he knows peee ppan p— why do you ask him? he knows less than i know— why do you ask him? he knows less than i know on this nneeppan. — less than i know on this question. and- less than i know on this question. “2 less than i know on this question. ' less than i know on this- question. and then i was about i was about to speculate. i'll tell you what what-did. was about to speculate. i'll- tell you what what-did wrong. tell you what what he did wrong. he tell you what what he did wrong. peieanepppnn— tell you what what he did wrong. he something. hate say he did something. i hate to say it. he did something. i hate to say pp. p— he did something. i hate to say pp. p-vanp— he did something. i hate to say pp. p-vanppa— he did something. i hate to say it. i want to besmirch the it. i don't want to besmirch the guy's— it. i don't want to besmirch the pnv-e nane— it. i don't want to besmirch the pnv-e pnp— it. i don't want to besmirch the guy's name, but basically people are guy's name, but basically people ane-vppp— guy's name, but basically people ane-vppp ppn— guy's name, but basically people are -with him -she's. are fed up with him and she's paepeapv— are fed up with him and she's basically-they've. are fed up with him and she's basically they've said basically been and they've said ppev— basically been and they've said ppev sapp— basically been and they've said they said she's— basically been and they've said they said she's got a future. basically been and they've said they syounge's got a future. basically been and they've said they syoung and ot a future. basically been and they've said they syoung and prettyiture. basically been and they've said they syoung and pretty and he's she's young and pretty and he's pe-e— she's young and pretty and he's pe-e van— she's young and pretty and he's

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. pepeanne— listening to gb news radio show . welcome back— listening to gb news radio show . welcome back to— listening to gb news radio show . welcome back to headline figures. i'm leo chrisjoined . welcome back to headline figures. i'm leo chris joined by speve— figures. i'm leo chris joined by speve appen— figures. i'm leo chris joined by steve allen and— figures. i'm leo chris joined by steve allen and louis- 3. ”ci? i'm leo chris joined by steve allen and louis schaefer ana— steve allen and louis schaefer anp erkpnp— steve allen and louis schaefer and kicking things off with the opeenven— and kicking things off with the opeenven .— and kicking things off with the observer . we're— and kicking things off with the observer . we're reporting on the observer. we're reporting on the panppenn— observer. we're reporting on the northern irish— observer. we're reporting on the northern irish elections and it ppap— northern irish elections and it seems that political campaigning is seems that political campaigning n peppen— seems that political campaigning n peppen ap— seems that political campaigning is better at winning people over ppan— is better at winning people over than murdering— is better at winning people over than murdering them. steve ppap-s— than murdering them. steve ppap-s ane— than murdering them. steve that's one way— than murdering them. steve that's one way of— than murdering them. steve that's one way of looking at it. sinn fein hails moment result as party set to become largest in council. so it's the council elections and every victory in an election is described as momentous. it is in the fact that it's the first time that they're the largest party in the councils. but we should have predicted it. suppose, because predicted it. i suppose, because this rather mirrors the previous assembly result, were assembly result, which were momentous. looking through assembly result, which were monthough, looking through assembly result, which were monthough, and looking through assembly result, which were monthough, and i looking through assembly result, which were monthough, and i don'tig through assembly result, which were monthough, and i don't knowmgh assembly result, which were monthough, and i don't know ifgh this though, and i don't know if this though, and i don't know if this is my take on and maybe this is my take on it and maybe i'm wrong, every i'm hugely wrong, but every single lower down single time you get lower down in you hear about in these stories, you hear about this non—aligned alliance party that keeps that takes that keeps growing, that takes more of the vote away from the more of the vote away from the more heading towards the middle ground parties because the sdlp that so many seats this that lost so many seats this time, if you're moderate , time, if you're a moderate, you've done really badly this

time. and the newspapers then go look, have gone look, all these votes have gone to haven't. to the extremes. they haven't. you've increase in the you've got an increase in the this centre ground. but it's not like talking left like we're talking about left and in a sense, this will and right in a sense, this will be end the story. this be the end of the story. this will be how the story ends. maybe not for a while, but with more people, according to polls, saying that they don't identify more people, according to polls, sajnationalist ey don't identify more people, according to polls, sajnationalist or don't identify more people, according to polls, sajnationalist or unionists, tify as nationalist or unionists, the future be who move future will be people who move on issue. now, i still on from this issue. now, i still don't resolve the don't know how you resolve the brexit. is the driest brexit. this is the driest answer ever given answer i've ever given to anything. in a minute it'll il libel someone. but yeah, i still don't know you sort out the don't know how you sort out the brexit impact this what brexit impact of this and what that's done to wherever you draw your of your border, which is part of this well. but also, this story as well. but also, i mean speaks the changing mean it speaks to the changing demography northern ireland, demography of northern ireland, which was i mean, the six counties up to remain counties were set up to remain protestant. that was the whole ppea — protestant. that was the whole ppea peppnp — protestant. that was the whole idea behind them.— 37�* that was the whole idea behind them. now idea behind them. and now cappapee— idea behind them. and now catholics majority catholics are the majority ppene— catholics are the majority ppene-nav- catholics are the majority there. - now we - catholics are the majority there. now we see that there. and now we see that nepeepep— there. and now we see that reflected in— there. and now we see that reflected in sinn- there. and now we see that reflected in sinn fein. that's part— reflected in sinn fein. that's panp ap— reflected in sinn fein. that's panp an ppe— reflected in sinn fein. that's part of the reason sinn fein is ppe— part of the reason sinn fein is ppe pepp.— part of the reason sinn fein is ppe vep. ap— part of the reason sinn fein is the well, at the— part of the reason sinn fein is the well, at the end of the at ppe— the well, at the end of the at ppe ena— the well, at the end of the at ppe end an— the well, at the end of the at the end of-day,- the well, at the end of the at the end of day, which is at the end of the day, which is at ppe— the end of the day, which is at ppe ena— the end of the day, which is at ppe end an— the end of the day, which is at the end of the— the end of the day, which is at the end of the day, which is at the end of the day, the dup is paakpnp— the end of the day, the dup is looking towards— the end of the day, the dup is looking towards britain save

looking towards britain to save pp. — looking towards britain to save pp. ppe— looking towards britain to save it. it's looking— looking towards britain to save it. it's looking it's— looking towards britain to save it. it's looking it's hoping that demographics don't happen, demographic doesn't demographic change doesn't happen. demographic change doesn't happen . i think basically the happen. i think basically the protestant states are in trouble. there and i think they've got to make a they've got to do something with the with the nationalists because as their future looks very bleak and i feel for them. okay. that was that was like the- 2 that was that was like the answer to my was that was like the answer to nv pppnp— was that was like the answer to nv pppnp vean— was that was like the answer to my third year french exam . yeah. my third year french exam. yeah. nep— my third year french exam. yeah. vnep ppnppnp— my third year french exam. yeah. vnep ppnppnp pp.— my third year french exam. yeah. just bluffing it. but i respect i just bluffing it. but i respect p neepeep— just bluffing it. but i respect i respect that— just bluffing it. but i respect i respect that you tried anyway. i respect that you tried anyway. p pan-p— i respect that you tried anyway. p pan-p knav. — i respect that you tried anyway. i don't know. you— i respect that you tried anyway. i don't know. you know- i respect that you tried anyway. i don't know. you know what it is. if you're on twitter, if vae— is. if you're on twitter, if if you're on twitter, if you're on twitter, louis sepaepen— you're on twitter, louis schaefer tell - you're on twitter, louis schaefer tell me if i was ppnppnp— schaefer tell me if i was ppnppnp pp.— schaefer tell me if i was bluffing it. tell me. tell me if i bluffing it. tell me. tell me if pva— bluffing it. tell me. tell me if i was bluffing— bluffing it. tell me. tell me if i was bluffing it.— bluffing it. tell me. tell me if i was bluffing it. louis sepaepen— i was bluffing it. louis schaefer staying with the enanpan. — schaefer staying with the guardian. �*fvppi 30 schaefer staying with the guardian. we've got of guardian. we've got kind of impressed allegations dogging the louis yeah, well, the tory party louis yeah, well, pnn— the tory party louis yeah, well, ppn n— the tory party louis yeah, well, ppn n p— the tory party louis yeah, well, ppn n p pape— the tory party louis yeah, well, this is i hate to— the tory party louis yeah, well, this is i hate to come- the tory party louis yeah, well, this is i hate to come in- pip: louis yeah, well, this is i hate to come in early. pnn— this is i hate to come in early. pnn n— this is i hate to come in early. pnn n a— this is i hate to come in early. pnn n a nn— this is i hate to come in early. this is a non story.- this is i hate to come in early. this is a non story. this is a epanv. — this is a non story. this is a epanv. sa— this is a non story. this is a non story. so. so— this is a non story. this is a non story. so. so major tory panan— non story. so. so major tory donor investigated over fraud and— donor investigated over fraud and nanev— donor investigated over fraud and money laundering allegations.- and money laundering allegations. this guy named kanen— allegations. this guy named karen miranda,— allegations. this guy named karen miranda, he's an indian guy-— karen miranda, he's an indian pnv. pe— karen miranda, he's an indian pnv. pe pap— karen miranda, he's an indian pnv. pe pap a— karen miranda, he's an indian guy. he had a global brand of nee— guy. he had a global brand of vvppep— guy. he had a global brand of rice, which was— guy. he had a global brand of rice, which was quite good. and

he rice, which was quite good. and pe va— rice, which was quite good. and pe pe— rice, which was quite good. and pe pe app— rice, which was quite good. and he was he did three things. one, he was he did three things. one, pe pvenpep— he was he did three things. one, he diverted money— he was he did three things. one, he diverted money from indian panke— he diverted money from indian panke ap— he diverted money from indian panke an pe— he diverted money from indian banks of 116 million. right and ppen— banks of116 million. right and ppen pe— banks of116 million. right and ppen pe pave— banks of 116 million. right and then he gave £22,000 of this nanev— then he gave £22,000 of this nanev ppap— then he gave £22,000 of this money that he _ then he gave £22,000 of this money that he didn't do anything with— money that he didn't do anything vppp. eveepp— money that he didn't do anything with, except take— money that he didn't do anything with, except take possibly we pan-p— with, except take possibly we pan-p p— with, except take possibly we pan-p p pneee— with, except take possibly we don't i guess. i'm not sure. but pake— don't i guess. i'm not sure. but pake pave— don't i guess. i'm not sure. but pake pave pp— don't i guess. i'm not sure. but pake pave pp pa— don't i guess. i'm not sure. but take gave it to the— don't i guess. i'm not sure. but take gave it to the tory party nonpo— take gave it to the tory party 220,000 220,000. and then he venp— 220,000 220,000. and then he venp pnep. — 220,000 220,000. and then he venp pnep. sa— 220,000 220,000. and then he went bust. so the— 220,000 220,000. and then he went bust. so the story is, is a nap— went bust. so the story is, is a nap env— went bust. so the story is, is a pep pnv vpa— went bust. so the story is, is a rich guy who has— went bust. so the story is, is a rich guy who has businesses in pnn— rich guy who has businesses in ppn eannpnv— rich guy who has businesses in this country gave— rich guy who has businesses in this country gave money to the pan— this country gave money to the panv nanpv— this country gave money to the panv nanpv ana— this country gave money to the tory party and then went bust. i tory party and then went bust. p mean— tory party and then went bust. p pp— tory party and then went bust. i mean, it sounds,— tory party and then went bust. i mean, it sounds, you- tory party and then went bust. i mean, it sounds, you know, i hate to be selfish, but as a british person, he's committing fraud in another country, taking some of that money. he's you know, grabbed and then donating it i mean, why it to this country. i mean, why can't why can't more crooks do that? why can't we be the centre for-laundering?— that? why can't we be the centre for-laundering? what- c“nc7 why can't we be the centre for laundering? what you for money laundering? what you just for money laundering? what you pnep eappe — for money laundering? what you pnep eappe pe— for money laundering? what you just said? n0,-just- for money laundering? what you just said? \pip just said? no, no, just the proceeds money laundering. proceeds of money laundering. oh, brilliant. helps gdp, oh, brilliant. and it helps gdp, i yeah money coming. i suppose. yeah money coming. look, question about look, there is a question about how much money should how much foreign money we should have politics because have in our politics because what's what's it what's it there for? what's it doing than trying to get doing other than trying to get favour in a way that might not

to be benefit the uk? and to be the benefit of the uk? and it's there's ways around it's not. there's ways around it. anyone who has it. of course. anyone who has the to set shell the wherewithal to set up shell companies to borrow money and pretend paying your own pretend to be paying your own other manage get other business to manage to get around it can find of around it can find a way of getting money the part getting money through the part of business that's of the food business that's registered the uk into the registered in the uk into the tory party. now there are calls to better scrutiny this. to have better scrutiny on this. why would they why would they scrutinise own? they scrutinise their own? they won't. they're not going mark won't. they're not going to mark ppen— won't. they're not going to mark their-homework. - won't. they're not going to mark their-homework. yeah.- pppip“ c they're not going to mark their homework. pflpinp“ pflpinp“ their own homework. yeah. yeah. i'm going to mark it down i'm not going to mark it down anyway. yeah, but the amount of nanev— anyway. yeah, but the amount of nanev n— anyway. yeah, but the amount of nanev n ea— yeah, but the amount of money is so minuscule. $7670 000 money is so minuscule. 220,000 canpanep— money is so minuscule. 220,000 compared. everyone compared. i know everyone says, oh, a very small oh, britain is a very small country, it's like one country, but it's like one quarter of the size of america or 1 fifth something. but or 1 or 1 fifth something. but it's still a substantial country in land mass. no, no. in terms of population and gross domestic product and all that stuff, it's still a large country. and he is £220,000 to a political party. i mean, it's a pretty big chunk to i mean, it's a pretty big chunk pa a— i mean, it's a pretty big chunk pa a papppeap— i mean, it's a pretty big chunk to a political party. anyway, pap— to a political party. anyway, pap ppe— to a political party. anyway, we've got the i— to a political party. anyway, we've got the i know and sadiq kpan— we've got the i know and sadiq kpan apnppe— we've got the i know and sadiq khan admits to— we've got the i know and sadiq khan admits to being a snowflake.— khan admits to being a snowflake. steve well, he says ppap— snowflake. steve well, he says ppap pe— snowflake. steve well, he says ppap pe pae— snowflake. steve well, he says that he has suffered ptsd , dodi

that he has suffered ptsd, dodi appen— that he has suffered ptsd, dodi appen peapp— that he has suffered ptsd, dodi after death threats and terror appaeke. — after death threats and terror appaeke. pnn — after death threats and terror attacks. i'm not— after death threats and terror attacks. gip “g attacks. i'm not going to say that death threats are great. obviously, that must be terrible. we all have bad times online, but i imagine what he gets different. the problem gets is different. the problem is the of the term is just the use of the term ptsd. yeah. if have said ptsd. yeah. if i'd have said i am somewhat impacted emotionally and wise about and mental health wise about having all the having death threats all the time as part of the time online as part of the problem is online , you problem there is online, you should the policy, attack should attack the policy, attack the that you're the principle that you're arguing attack person arguing don't attack the person with oh, some death with like, oh, some death threat. winning threat. you're not winning an argument and the argument that way. and then the terror threats, terror terror threats, the terror attacks to with this attacks having to deal with this and knowing that people want to have kind actions done have these kind of actions done against real, against you and this is real, real terror that real life terror attacks that he's he's dealing with. yeah. so in that it's true, i don't he says he gets it from both sides so he gets it from you know i guess you'd say you know white nationalists or whatever, you know people far know people people in the far right side. but he also gets it pan— right side. but he also gets it from muslims— right side. but he also gets it from muslims who— ” g“ 2pi but he also gets it from muslims who are furious at ppn— from muslims who are furious at ppm-kpan.— from muslims who are furious at him know, extremist him from, you know, extremist pnepne— him from, you know, extremist pnepne vpa— him from, you know, extremist muslims who are— him from, you know, extremist muslims who are furious at him for muslims who are furious at him pan peppe— muslims who are furious at him pan pepnp a— muslims who are furious at him for being a moderate centrist . for being a moderate centrist. pnp— for being a moderate centrist. pnp p— for being a moderate centrist. pnp p-p-p— for being a moderate centrist. but i-i'd imagine- for being a moderate centrist. but i i'd imagine they're but i think i'd imagine they're

aleeanen— but i think i'd imagine they're a.scarier because- but i think i'd imagine they're a scarier because they've a bit scarier because they've got— a bit scarier because they've paplppp— a bit scarier because they've paplppp-ap— a bit scarier because they've paplppp-ap a- a bit scarier because they've gotlbit-of a track- a bit scarier because they've got bit of a track record got a bit more of a track record of got a bit more of a track record an aepnappv— got a bit more of a track record of actually doing— got a bit more of a track record of actually doing something. pepp.— of actually doing something. pepp. pe— of actually doing something. well, he considers— of actually doing something. well, he considers everybody a threat didn't he threat to him. he didn't he consider people who are protesting things being protesting ulez things as being like this like and super dangerous. this this story is very interesting because he's basically talking to his people, his woke people, and saying, look at me, i'm all touchy feely . i have feelings touchy feely. i have feelings too, which maybe to his audience, they respond to that. well, they love it for megan vnen— well, they love it for megan vpen ene-e— well, they love it for megan when she's like,— well, they love it for megan when she's like, oh, i'm pepnanppp— when she's like, oh, i'm distraught because i was in a high— distraught because i was in a pppp epeep— distraught because i was in a pppp epeep an— distraught because i was in a high speed car chase. yeah, it's hiin speed car chase. yeah, it's the high speed car chase. yeah, it's ppe ane— high speed car chase. yeah, it's the same kind— high speed car chase. yeah, it's the same kind of— high speed car chase. yeah, it's the same kind of thing. fl the same kind of thing. yeah, pap— the same kind of thing. yeah, pnp p— the same kind of thing. yeah, pnp p ppan— the same kind of thing. yeah, but i think the— the same kind of thing. yeah, but i think the more telling part of it is it's in this interview where you hear him say, i'm not comparing myself to what other people go through with ptsd. and he says people as a—vpa— with ptsd. and he says people as a—vpa vvank- with ptsd. and he says people as a_who work with. a lawyer, people who work with vppp — a lawyer, people who work with vppp -ane — a lawyer, people who work with with - are asylum - a lawyer, people who work with with are asylum seekers and with ptsd are asylum seekers and nepnpeee— with ptsd are asylum seekers and nepnpeee. kna— with ptsd are asylum seekers and nepnpeee. pnn van— with ptsd are asylum seekers and refugees. and you think, can't you— refugees. and you think, can't van—pa- refugees. and you think, can't you—to include. you even manage to include eapapen— you even manage to include eappen pn— you even manage to include soldiers in when— you even manage to include soldiers in when coming up with evanppeee— soldiers in when coming up with evanppeee pnp— soldiers in when coming up with examples? but the _ soldiers in when coming up with examples? but the same bias is pne— examples? but the same bias is pne-appen— examples? but the same bias is pnne-appen vvav. — examples? but the same bias is true other way. some right true the other way. some right vpnp— true the other way. some right vpa—peppe- true the other way. some right. wing—listing people wing person when listing people vvppp— wing person when listing people nnn—eav- wing person when listing people vvppp—eav aevpnni with ptsd wouldn't say asylum seekers-suppose- with ptsd wouldn't say asylum seekers. suppose . i“:i“ seekers. so i suppose. but then

ap— seekers. so i suppose. but then some of asylum seekers with some of the asylum seekers with ptsd probably were soldiers before they decided to come to kelly and jump on something that floats. anyway, moving on, we've got and a got the observer now and it's a terrible day for press freedom, specifically the freedom to make damaging people. damaging lies about people. lewis , that's the lewis yes, i mean, that's the way— lewis yes, i mean, that's the vav ppe— lewis yes, i mean, that's the way the guardian presents it. ppe— way the guardian presents it. ppe nav— way the guardian presents it. the way presented it is the way you presented it is apeenven— observers carole cadwalladr panne— observers carole cadwalladr paepnp peavv— observers carole cadwalladr facing heavy legal costs in ennan— facing heavy legal costs in arron banks— facing heavy legal costs in arron banks case. and she had sapp— arron banks case. and she had eapp ppap— arron banks case. and she had said that arron— arron banks case. and she had said that arron banks was in the paekepe— said that arron banks was in the paekepe ap— said that arron banks was in the paekepe an ppe— said that arron banks was in the pockets of the russians. i think ppap-e— pockets of the russians. i think ppap-e vpap— pockets of the russians. i think that's what she— pockets of the russians. i think that's what she said. and links eavenp— that's what she said. and links eavenp ane— that's what she said. and links covert links. and— that's what she said. and links covert links. and she arnie and annap— covert links. and she arnie and pnnan panke— covert links. and she arnie and arron banks had— covert links. and she arnie and arron banks had to pay and arron panke— arron banks had to pay and arron panke pnea— arron banks had to pay and arron banks sued her— arron banks had to pay and arron banks sued her and— arron banks had to pay and arron banks sued her and he's the guy vpa— banks sued her and he's the guy vpa pave— banks sued her and he's the guy vpa pave app— banks sued her and he's the guy who gave all the— banks sued her and he's the guy who gave all the money to peapp— who gave all the money to brexit, like _ who gave all the money to brexit, like £8— who gave all the money to brexit, like £8 million, 8 nppan— brexit, like £8 million, 8 nppan. — brexit, like £8 million, 8 million. that's- brexit, like £8 million, 8 million. brexit, like £8 million, 8- million. that's a serious that's a serious chunk of money. good on that guy. but but— a serious chunk of money. good on that guy. but but when- p2.“. good on that guy. but but when he pnea— on that guy. but but when he enep ppe— on that guy. but but when he sued the first— on that guy. but but when he sued the first time, she was anpenep— sued the first time, she was anpenep pa — sued the first time, she was ordered to give— sued the first time, she was ordered to give him 700 and he anpenep— ordered to give him 700 and he was ordered to— ordered to give him 700 and he was ordered to give her a weapon — was ordered to give her a £790,000. so - was ordered to give her a £790,000. was ordered to give her a- £790,000. so this is the appeal and this is the appeal. and they said in the appeal,— and this is the appeal. and they said in the appeal, you've- 2 and they said in the appeal, you've got to said in the appeal, you've got pa ppve— said in the appeal, you've got pa ppve ppe— said in the appeal, you've got to give the £790,000 back. n2 to give the £790,000 back. had spe— to give the £790,000 back. had ppe ppenp— to give the £790,000 back. had she spent it. and— to give the £790,000 back. had she spent it. and of—

to give the £790,000 back. n2 c and of course, she she spent it. and of course, she papa.— she spent it. and of course, she eapp. p— she spent it. and of course, she said, if somebody— she spent it. and of course, she said, if somebody give- c and of course, she said, if somebody give me 790 anna.— said, if somebody give me 790 pnanp. p— said, if somebody give me 790 grand, i wouldn't— said, if somebody give me 790 grand, i wouldn't hold on to it inep— grand, i wouldn't hold on to it pnep pn— grand, i wouldn't hold on to it pnep pn ease— grand, i wouldn't hold on to it just in case i'll— grand, i wouldn't hold on to it just in case i'll just in case ppe— just in case i'll just in case ppe appeap— just in case i'll just in case the appeal right. and plus pppooo— the appeal right. and plus pppooo pn— the appeal right. and plus £35,000 in damages plus £52,000 in £35,000 in damages plus £52,000 pn eannp— £35,000 in damages plus £52,000 pn eannp ease— £35,000 in damages plus £52,000 in court case, which— £35,000 in damages plus £52,000 in court case, which is 800, wppep— in court case, which is 800, wppep n— in court case, which is 800, which is she— in court case, which is 800, which is she works for the enanapan— which is she works for the enanpan. p— which is she works for the guardian. i can't imagine her pavpnp— guardian. i can't imagine her pavpnp ppap— guardian. i can't imagine her having that kind— guardian. i can't imagine her having that kind of money. ' 2 having that kind of money. and veap— having that kind of money. and veap. pn— having that kind of money. and veap. ppn a— having that kind of money. and yeah, it's a serious— having that kind of money. and yeah, it's a serious chunk of money, isn't it? it is. i mean, ppe— money, isn't it? it is. i mean, ppe pp— money, isn't it? it is. i mean, ppe ppp ap— money, isn't it? it is. i mean, the bit of the— money, isn't it? it is. i mean, the bit of the appeal- c 7 it is. i mean, the bit of the appeal that went in the bit of the appeal that went pn ennan— the bit of the appeal that went in arron banks's_ the bit of the appeal that went in arron banks's favour is about eanppnnpnp— in arron banks's favour is about eanppnnpnp pa— in arron banks's favour is about continuing to repeat the anpppnap— continuing to repeat the original claim. yeah. one court panne— original claim. yeah. one court pannp ppap— original claim. yeah. one court pannp ppap pa— original claim. yeah. one court found that to not— original claim. yeah. one court found that to not have damage to him— found that to not have damage to ppn. pn— found that to not have damage to him, his reputation— found that to not have damage to him, his reputation and the appeap— him, his reputation and the appeap eave— him, his reputation and the appeal says that it does so it's nap— appeal says that it does so it's nap pke— appeal says that it does so it's nap pke pe-e— appeal says that it does so it's not like he's the— appeal says that it does so it's not like he's the story can also be not like he's the story can also pe pv— not like he's the story can also pe pv ae— not like he's the story can also be by some other— not like he's the story can also be by some other areas of the pneee— be by some other areas of the pen peen— be by some other areas of the press been written like oh he's won absolutely— press been written like oh he's won absolutely every single part of won absolutely every single part at pnn— won absolutely every single part at ppn appeap— won absolutely every single part of this appeal but— won absolutely every single part of this appeal but he hasn't but it's of this appeal but he hasn't but pp-e ppe— of this appeal but he hasn't but pp-e ppe pppnp— of this appeal but he hasn't but it's the thing about repeating the it's the thing about repeating ppe-ppap— it's the thing about repeating the -that then- it's the thing about repeating the that then means well, the claim that then means well, ana— the claim that then means well, pea-ppap— the claim that then means well, also -that-claim - the claim that then means well, also that claim was also the fact that the claim was also the fact that the claim was a-ppe— also the fact that the claim was a-ppe apapn — also the fact that the claim was a-the claim was- also the fact that the claim was a-the claim was a- also the fact that the claim was a-the claim was a lie. a lie. so the claim was a lie was dropped and it was it was damaging. yeah she she dropped the defence of truth. the truth, the defence of truth. and could not had gone and she could have not had gone through of this just by through any of this just by saying, i'm really, really sorry. i retract all my sorry. and i retract all my statements i'm sorry for

sorry. and i retract all my stateiabout i'm sorry for sorry. and i retract all my stateiabout you i'm sorry for sorry. and i retract all my stateiabout you losingrry for sorry. and i retract all my stateiabout you losing at for sorry. and i retract all my stateiabout you losing a ted lying about you losing a ted talk, wasn't it? so i think the napp— talk, wasn't it? so i think the nap-ppe— talk, wasn't it? so i think the fact-it's still— talk, wasn't it? so i think the fact-it's still available. fact that it's still available to fact that it's still available pa-ean— fact that it's still available to-means it's- fact that it's still available to means it's repeatable. to watch means it's repeatable. pnp— to watch means it's repeatable. pnp-panp— to watch means it's repeatable. pnp-panp ppap— to watch means it's repeatable. but part that made her but the part that made her pappe— but the part that made her ppappe va— but the part that made her liable was sharing it on pvpppen— liable was sharing it on twitter. - but - liable was sharing it on twitter. but mean, twitter. yes, but i mean, yeah, ppap-e— twitter. yes, but i mean, yeah, ppap-e inep— twitter. yes, but i mean, yeah, that's just posting— twitter. yes, but i mean, yeah, that's just posting a link to a vppea— that's just posting a link to a vppea ppap— that's just posting a link to a video that you— that's just posting a link to a video that you that you're in. kean. — video that you that you're in. kean. ana— video that you that you're in. yeah. and that's— video that you that you're in. pflpinp“ and that's what made video that you that you're in. fl and that's what made her yeah. and that's what made her pappe. — yeah. and that's what made her pappe. sa— yeah. and that's what made her pappe. sa ene— yeah. and that's what made her liable. so she could— pflpinp“ and that's what made her liable. so she could have nepnaep— liable. so she could have retract. she _ liable. so she could have retract. she could deleted retract. she could have deleted ppap.— retract. she could have deleted ppap-pave- retract. she could have deleted that. -have made - retract. she could have deleted that. have made steps that. she could have made steps to that. she could have made steps pa ppan— that. she could have made steps pa epav ppap— that. she could have made steps to show that she— that. she could have made steps to show that she was contrite ana— to show that she was contrite anp ene— to show that she was contrite and she learned— to show that she was contrite and she learned from her nnpakee— and she learned from her mistakes wasn't. and she learned from her- mistakes-wasn't. even mistakes and she wasn't. even ppanpp— though she works at the enanapan— though she works at the guardian, she's going to guardian, she's not going to man— guardian, she's not going to pake-pee— guardian, she's not going to make lies anymore. i guardian, she's not going to- make-lies anymore. i know make up any lies anymore. i know ppap-e— make up any lies anymore. i know ppap-e papnp— make up any lies anymore. i know that's going-harder- make up any lies anymore. i know that's going harder in the that's going to be harder in the peap— that's going to be harder in the nevp vvank— that's going to be harder in the next work review. _ that's going to be harder in the next work review. know, next work review. but, you know, ene— next work review. but, you know, ene-pann— next work review. but, you know, she -could have— next work review. but, you know, she could have done she she could have done eanepppnp— she she could have done- something—really, something like that and really, neappv— something like that and really, really apologised and backtracked. she she backtracked. and instead she she paak— backtracked. and instead she she paak-apavvep- backtracked. and instead she she took-allowed the - backtracked. and instead she she took allowed the case took him. she allowed the case took him. she allowed the case pa pa— took him. she allowed the case pa pa pa— took him. she allowed the case pa pa pa eannp— took him. she allowed the case to go to court because she ppanppp— to go to court because she ppanppp ppe— to go to court because she thought she she- to go to court because she thought she she might win it. why— thought she she might win it. wpv app— thought she she might win it. wpv pp spe— thought she she might win it. why did she think— thought she she might win it. why did she think she- thought she she might win it. why did she think she was going to win it? well i think well, i think also there was no jeopardy for her because, you know, crowdfunding was to cover crowdfunding was going to cover costs. right. so, yeah, maybe ppeee—ppel costs. right. so, yeah, maybe. these _the tribe these maybe this side, the tribe ppanppp— these maybe this side, the tribe thought-could- these maybe this side, the tribe thought could punish thought that they could puniin the thought that they could punish ppe-ppe.— thought that they could punish ppe-pnppe. van— thought that they could punish the tribe, you know, the other tribe, you know, peane— the other tribe, you know, because.has_ the other tribe, you know, because has cost aaron banks because it has cost aaron banks a pap— because it has cost aaron banks a pap ap— because it has cost aaron banks a pap an nanev— because it has cost aaron banks a lot of money as— because it has cost aaron banks a lot of money as well. pflpinp“ a lot of money as well. yeah. so a lot of money as well. yeah.

sa navpe— a lot of money as well. yeah. sa navpe-epe- a lot of money as well. pflpinp“ so maybe she thought so maybe i think she thought evenvane— so maybe i think she thought everyone sides— so maybe i think she thought everyone sides with me. no judge is everyone sides with me. no judge n papnp— everyone sides with me. no judge n papnpleppe— everyone sides with me. no judge is going-side with— everyone sides with me. no judge is going side with aaron is going to side with aaron panke— is going to side with aaron banks-mean- is going to side with aaron banks. mean because a is going to side with aaron- banks.-mean because a lot banks. yeah i mean because a lot of banks. yeah i mean because a lot at peappe— banks. yeah i mean because a lot at peappe pve— banks. yeah i mean because a lot at peappe ppve pn— banks. yeah i mean because a lot of people live in an— banks. yeah i mean because a lot of people live in an echo epanpen— of people live in an echo epanpen. a— of people live in an echo chamber, a bubble nobody chamber, a bubble where nobody was chamber, a bubble where nobody nae-annan.— chamber, a bubble where nobody was-actually,-know,. was centre actually, you know, pnn— was centre actually, you know, pnn-kpan.— was centre actually, you know, this - know, not - was centre actually, you know, this know, not everybody this is, you know, not everybody on this is, you know, not everybody anlppe— this is, you know, not everybody anlppe appen— this is, you know, not everybody on.the other-is- on on the other side is bad. and— on on the other side is bad. pnn-capp— on on the other side is bad. and-can't just- on on the other side is bad. i and -can't just-whatever and you can't just say whatever you want because you know, it's morally justified. but that that is morally justified. but that that n—enpe— morally justified. but that that n—enpe ap- morally justified. but that that is_ends of the- is true of both ends of the epeepnnn— is true of both ends of the spectrum, though there's a lot ppene— spectrum, though there's a lot ppene-nanv— spectrum, though there's a lot there - many echo - spectrum, though there's a lot there many echo chambers out there are many echo chambers out ppene— there are many echo chambers out ppen—peen— there are many echo chambers out there—been around- there and they've been around for there and they've been around pan—ppap- there and they've been around. for—that phrase? for years. what was that phrase? saneane— for years. what was that phrase? someone-american- for years. what was that phrase?- someone -american-quoted for years. what was that phrase? s0isaying, american quoted for years. what was that phrase? s0isaying, i american quoted for years. what was that phrase? s0isaying, i didn'tierican quoted for years. what was that phrase? s0isaying, i didn'tiericaianyoneioted as saying, i didn't know anyone vpa— as saying, i didn't know anyone vpa vapep— as saying, i didn't know anyone who voted for— as saying, i didn't know anyone who voted for reagan. pflpinp“ who voted for reagan. yeah, veap. — who voted for reagan. yeah, veap. paee— who voted for reagan. yeah, yeah. does that— who voted for reagan. pflpinp“ does that mean you're in yeah. does that mean you're in an-epanpene— yeah. does that mean you're in an-epanpene — yeah. does that mean you're in an-chamber? yeah.- yeah. does that mean you're in an-chamber? yeah. it's. an echo chamber? yeah. it's peap— an echo chamber? yeah. it's pneap pa— an echo chamber? yeah. it's great to right here in the great to be right here in the middle. anyway, we've got the mail millions of doses mail now and millions of doses of vaccines are being of covid vaccines are being wasted cause wasted before they can cause myocarditis healthy young myocarditis in a healthy young person. that's obviously person. steve that's obviously a joke, by the way. i'm a comedian for legal reasons. data joke, by the way. i'm a comedian for legal reasons . data suggests for legal reasons. data suggests that for legal reasons. data suggests ppap nane— for legal reasons. data suggests that more than— for legal reasons. data suggests that more than $2— g data suggests that more than $2 billion has peen— that more than $2 billion has peen vvaepep— that more than $2 billion has been wasted ._ that more than $2 billion has been wasted . i— that more than $2 billion has been wasted . i underline that been wasted. i underline that vana— been wasted. i underline that word because— been wasted. i underline that word because that comes back papen— word because that comes back papen an— word because that comes back later on unused— word because that comes back later on unused covid vaccines ppnanpp— later on unused covid vaccines ppnanpp ppe— later on unused covid vaccines through the pandemic. so pnepeap— through the pandemic. so instead, because they couldn't nee-ap— instead, because they couldn't nee-an ppen.— instead, because they couldn't use of them, some of them use all of them, some of them pave— use all of them, some of them pave-ppen— use all of them, some of them pave-ppen pa— use all of them, some of them have given to other have been given to other annpne— have been given to other

countries, countries countries, poorer countries that need— countries, poorer countries that neen—ppe— countries, poorer countries that need _ it's called - need them, and it's called vvaepep—ppn- need them, and it's calledj wasted—it's like wasted. it's like it's like giving yellow label. tesco giving a yellow label. tesco deals to other countries. it says oops on the side of the nnp— says oops on the side of the vaccine. but some of it's wasted inep— vaccine. but some of it's wasted pnep ppnanpp— vaccine. but some of it's wasted pnep ppnanpp ppe— vaccine. but some of it's wasted just through the way in which it's just through the way in which pp-e neen.— just through the way in which it's used. your— just through the way in which it's used. your vial of vaccines 90t— it's used. your vial of vaccines pap ep— it's used. your vial of vaccines pap epv papen— it's used. your vial of vaccines pap epv paeee pn— it's used. your vial of vaccines got six doses in. so someone apanp.— got six doses in. so someone apanp. van— got six doses in. so someone comes along, you break the seal . vou— comes along, you break the seal . van pave— comes along, you break the seal . van pave pa— comes along, you break the seal , you have to chuck— comes along, you break the seal , you have to chuck that away in a span— , you have to chuck that away in a epanp penn— , you have to chuck that away in a short term. so— , you have to chuck that away in a short term. so you— , you have to chuck that away in a short term. so you don't have peappe— a short term. so you don't have peappe ppene— a short term. so you don't have people there. you're going to vvaepe— people there. you're going to vaepe pve— people there. you're going to waste five doses,— people there. you're going to waste five doses, i suppose. but anp— waste five doses, i suppose. but app-pn— waste five doses, i suppose. but and-inlpandemic- waste five doses, i suppose. but and in pandemic that and also in a pandemic at that part— and also in a pandemic at that panp ap— and also in a pandemic at that panp at p.— and also in a pandemic at that part of it, there— and also in a pandemic at that part of it, there will be a time vnen— part of it, there will be a time vpen van— part of it, there will be a time when you think,— part of it, there will be a time when you think, well, we better, peppen— when you think, well, we better, peppen pa — when you think, well, we better, peppen 90-hi9h_ when you think, well, we better, better go -high on - when you think, well, we better, better go high on these better go a bit high on these numbers-going. better go a bit high on these numbers. going to better go a bit high on these- numbers.-going to with numbers. so you're going to with some waste rather— numbers. so you're going to with some waste rather than have the embarrassment— some waste rather than have the embarrassment of— some waste rather than have the embarrassment of being a pavennnenp— embarrassment of being a government-to. embarrassment of being a government-to oh, government that has to say, oh, eannv— government that has to say, oh, eannv. ppe— government that has to say, oh, sorry, the vaccine— government that has to say, oh, sorry, the vaccine that you vvanp. — sorry, the vaccine that you. want, _because sorry, the vaccine that you- want, _because we want, we don't have because we vveneeennn—p- want, we don't have because we vveneeennn—p forl were just trying to scrimp for a ppp. — were just trying to scrimp for a ppp. -keap.— were just trying to scrimp for a bit.-yeah. there's. were just trying to scrimp for a bit. yeah. there's also bit. awkward. yeah. there's also apppnp— bit. awkward. yeah. there's also apppnp-eavpnp- bit. awkward. yeah. there's also a thing-saying that- bit. awkward. yeah. there's also a thing saying that the a thing in here saying that the napp— a thing in here saying that the world health— a thing in here saying that the world health organisation has eappep— world health organisation has called-covid- world health organisation has called covid shots to be called for new covid shots to be pevepapep. — called for new covid shots to be developed, which _ called for new covid shots to be developed, which this will be called for new covid shots to be dev mail d, which this will be called for new covid shots to be dev mail gettingi this will be called for new covid shots to be dev mail gettingi this wiltrye the mail getting ready to try anp— the mail getting ready to try and pnn— the mail getting ready to try and pnp an— the mail getting ready to try and find an angle on that. ppap-e— and find an angle on that. that's what— and find an angle on that. that's what do _ and find an angle on that. that's what do you mean? like vpnpen— that's what do you mean? like winter—developed| winter flu shots are developed evenv— winter flu shots are developed evenv year?— winter flu shots are developed every year? yeah,— winter flu shots are developed every year? yeah, that's evaeppv. — every year? yeah, that's exactly. and _ every year? yeah, that's exactly. and this is surely what every year? yeah, that's exawant. d this is surely what every year? yeah, that's exawant. xeeccg; surely what every year? yeah, that's exawant. xnnzccyp 'ely what every year? yeah, that's- exawant. exactly the same. at we want. exactly the same. because a flu shots have because when a flu shots have been for long

been around for quite a long time, but people always say, oh, this it's just been this is barely it's just been going like a flu. and now going to be like a flu. and now the actual truth— going to be like a flu. and now the actual truth is— gip “g c and now the actual truth is meeting that pneennpppan— the actual truth is meeting that pneennpppan. op— the actual truth is meeting that presumption. oh yeah, people are eavpnp— presumption. oh yeah, people are eavpnp. op.— presumption. oh yeah, people are now saying, oh, no,— presumption. oh yeah, people are now saying, oh, no, no, aepnapv— now saying, oh, no, no, actually,-it's- now saying, oh, no, no, actually, it's not like the actually, no. it's not like the pn—pp-e- actually, no. it's not like the flu _ it's still. flu now. no sorry. it's still pap — flu now. no sorry. it's still pap pann— flu now. no sorry. it's still bad. louis, what- flu now. no sorry. it's still bad. 2pip flu now. no sorry. it's still- bad. louis, what do you make of this? what i make of it is i nake— this? what i make of it is i nake ap— this? what i make of it is i nake at p— this? what i make of it is i make of it is— this? what i make of it is i make of it is that- 97 what i make of it is i make of it is that the 37 what i make of it is i make of it is that the united spapee— make of it is that the united spapee anp— make of it is that the united states and this— make of it is that the united states and this these were nnpen— states and this these were numbers from _ states and this these were numbers from the united states, ppene-e— numbers from the united states, ppene-e 2— numbers from the united states, there's 2 million,— numbers from the united states, there's 2 million, 2— numbers from the united states, there's 2 million, 2 million, $2 pppan— billion wasted is they spend 30 billion _therel billion on vaccines. and there is billion on vaccines. and there n-peappe.— billion on vaccines. and there n-peappe. nap— billion on vaccines. and there is people, not me, of is some people, not me, of course,-think- is some people, not me, of. course,-think-every course, who think that every epnppe— course, who think that every epnppe-epenp- course, who think that every single - spent on - course, who think that every single spent on vaccines single penny spent on vaccines vna—a nappen- single penny spent on vaccines vna—a nappen ap- single penny spent on vaccines was a matter of fact, was wasted, as a matter of fact, pevanp— was wasted, as a matter of fact, was beyond wasted— was wasted, as a matter of fact, was beyond wasted because people vene—pnn.— was beyond wasted because people were—thisldon't- were harmed by this. i don't say pnn.— were harmed by this. i don't say pppelpave— were harmed by this. i don't say this. have information on this. i have no information on pnn.— this. i have no information on this-denounce- this. i have no information on this. denounce anyone who this. and i denounce anyone who paee— this. and i denounce anyone who paee eav— this. and i denounce anyone who paee eav pp. — this. and i denounce anyone who does say it. but— this. and i denounce anyone who does say it. but for— this. and i denounce anyone who does say it. 2 “cpixc does say it. but for context, previous previously on this show , viruses don't exist . , you said viruses don't exist. i did not say yes. okay no, i pp— i did not say yes. okay no, i pp eav— i did not say yes. okay no, i pp eav ppap.— i did not say yes. okay no, i did say that. and- i did not say yes. okay no, i did say that. and i said that in a humorous way,— did say that. and i said that in a humorous way, because evenvpapv— a humorous way, because everybody knows that viruses do evnp. — everybody knows that viruses do evnp. pan-p— everybody knows that viruses do evnp. pan-p pa— everybody knows that viruses do exist. don't do lviv_ everybody knows that viruses do exist. don't do lviv c word that evenvane— exist. don't do lviv c word that everyone knows— exist. don't do lviv c word that everyone knows that viruses do evnp— everyone knows that viruses do evnp .— everyone knows that viruses do evnp . nnp— everyone knows that viruses do evnp . pnp p— everyone knows that viruses do evnp . pnp p p— everyone knows that viruses do exist. but i. i have— everyone knows that viruses do

exist. but i. i have heard that viruses don't— exist. but i. i have heard that viruses don't exist. ?g“7 exist. but i. i have heard that viruses don't exist. 3g“7 c viruses don't exist. right? it's amazing what you can do when you spend a lot of time on the internet. anyway, that's that section dealt with. join us for soon white people banned from a play soon white people banned from a play and gay people banned from the council . see you in two

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section with— kicking things off in this section with a- kicking things off in this section with a sunday telegraph and—government. section with a sunday telegraph. and—government can and the american government can set and the american government can pep-avn— and the american government can set-own overdraft— and the american government can set own overdraft limit set their own overdraft limit pnp— set their own overdraft limit pnp ppev-ne — set their own overdraft limit but they're choosing not to. penn— but they're choosing not to. pevvn op — but they're choosing not to. lewis oh well,— but they're choosing not to. lewis oh well, this- but they're choosing not to. lewis oh well, this is- but they're choosing not to. lewis oh well, this is no debt deal inside as republicans storm out of unreasonable talks with the white house. and this has to do the white house. and this has to pa vppp— the white house. and this has to pa vppp ppe— the white house. and this has to pa vppp ppe pp— the 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real money anp— talking about some real money anp ppap-e— talking about some real money anp ppap-e an— talking about some real money and that's an old— talking about some real money and that's an old joke. i didn't nake— and that's an old joke. i didn't nake ppap— and that's an old joke. i didn't nake ppap np— and that's an old joke. i didn't make that up. and so what pappene— make that up. and so what pappene n.— make that up. and so what pappene n. n— make that up. and so what happens is, is that mr spending all happens is, is that mr spending app pae— happens is, is that mr spending app vae pppen— happens is, is that mr spending all joe biden was— happens is, is that mr spending all joe biden was it's the debt pnp— all joe biden was it's the debt ppnpp pa— all joe biden was it's the debt limit to rise— all joe biden was it's the debt limit to rise is— all joe biden was it's the debt limit to rise is there's a debt pnp— limit to rise is there's a debt ppnpp vvppep— limit to rise is 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louis well, it ppe— had, isn't it? louis well, it was the other— had, isn't it? louis well, it was the other around and was the other way around and pnn— was the other way around and pnn-a— was the other way around and pnn-a neap- was the other way around and this a real problem for this could be a real problem for the this could be a real problem for ppe pan— this could be a real problem for ppe pan ppe— this could be a real problem for the for the american government, peane— the for the american government, peeaneenane—- the for the american government, because—raise the- because if we don't raise the pepp— because if we don't raise the pepp eeppnp— because if we don't raise the debt ceiling, they they debt ceiling, they can't they aan-p— debt ceiling, they can't they ean-p pav— debt ceiling, they can't they can't pay public— debt ceiling, they can't they can't pay public workers. can't pay public sector workers. they— can't pay public sector workers. ppev-pan— can't pay public sector workers. ppev-pan app— can't pay public sector workers. they-for all the- they can't pay for all the things that the government pays. no, could pay they could no, they could pay they could pav— no, they could pay they could pav pan— no, they could pay they could pay for everything for pay for everything except for pnn— pay for everything except for pnn-eaen- pay for everything except for this-goes above. pay for everything except for this goes above the this stuff that goes above the pepp.— this stuff that goes above the pepp. sa— this stuff that goes above the pepp. sa ae— this stuff that goes above the debt. so as the— this stuff that goes above the debt. so as the increases, debt. so as the debt increases, ppene-e— debt. so as the debt increases, there's-amount- debt. so as the debt increases, there's amount maybe there's a certain amount maybe it's there's a certain amount maybe ppe—a— there's a certain amount maybe ppe—a nppan- there's a certain amount maybe it's—a million, $1- it's $1 trillion, a million, $1 pppan— it's $1 trillion, a million, $1 billion-don't- it's $1 trillion, a million, $1 billion don't have it's $1 trillion, a million, $1- billion-don't have the billion that they don't have the for. billion that they don't have the pan-sa— billion that they don't have the pan-pa ppen— billion that they don't have the for.-so then they- billion that they don't have the for. so then they go into for. money so then they go into pepanpp— for. money so then they go into pepanpp-ppev- for. money so then they go into default-they can't- for. money so then they go into default they can't pay default because they can't pay ppap—sa- default because they can't pay ppap—pa vpapi that certain amount. so what ppev-ne— that certain amount. so what they're-there's- that certain amount. so what they're-there's a. that certain amount. so what they're there's a 14th they're saying is there's a 14th pnenpnenp— they're saying is there's a 14th amendment to— they're saying is there's a 14th amendment to the constitution in vvppep— amendment to the constitution in nnpen-ppap— amendment to the constitution in which that basically albie which says that basically albie ppap— which says that basically albie ppap ppap— which says that basically albie that that the _ which says that basically albie that that the debts of the us pavennnenp— that that the debts of the us government don't have to be neepeepep. — government don't have to be respected. basic— government don't have to be respected. basic hinckley and ppev-ne— respected. basic hinckley and ppev-ne pnvpnp— respected. basic hinckley and they're trying to- _ respected. basic hinckley and they're trying to. sorry, i got to they're trying to. sorry, i got pa nake— they're trying to. sorry, i got to make this— they're trying to. sorry, i got to make this ._ they're trying to. sorry, i got to make this . this would have to make this. this would have peen— to make this. this would have peen peppen— to make this. this would have been better in— to make this. this would have been better in a— to make this. this would have been better in a hamilton rap peepne— been better in a hamilton rap peepnp. kean.— been better in a hamilton rap feeling. yeah. but he would have he feeling. yeah. but he would have pe vanpp— feeling. yeah. but he would have he would have— feeling. yeah. but he would have he would have had— feeling. yeah. but he would have he would have had more time to ppan— he would have had more time to ppan apanp— he would have had more time to think about this. _ he would have had more time to think about this. i— he would have had more time to think about this. i barely understand— think about this. i barely understand it,- think about this. i barely understand it, but was saying

understand it, but it was saying it understand it, but it was saying pp vva— understand it, but it was saying pp eavpnp— understand it, but it was saying it was saying that— understand it, but it was saying it was saying that the that the nave— it was saying that the that the epave epapee— it was saying that the that the slave states when _ it was saying that the that the slave states when they stopped pepnp— slave states when they stopped pepnp epave— slave states when they stopped being slave states— slave states when they stopped being slave states couldn't they had being slave states couldn't they pap pa— being slave states couldn't they pap pa neepeep— being slave states couldn't they had to respect the— being slave states couldn't they had to respect the debt that was ppap— had to respect the debt that was ppap ppev— had to respect the debt that was ppap ppev avep— had to respect the debt that was that they owed to _ had to respect the debt that was that they owed to the us pavennnenp— that they owed to the us government ._ that they owed to the us government . right. it didn't government. right. it didn't pave— government. right. it didn't pave pa— government. right. it didn't pave pa pa— government. right. it didn't have to do with— government. right. it didn't have to do with the debt that the have to do with the debt that ppe ps— have to do with the debt that the us government had to anybody . sa— the us government had to anybody . sa ppe— the us government had to anybody . so the republicans— the us government had to anybody . so the republicans are totally napp— . so the republicans are totally nppp apanp— . so the republicans are totally right about this. _ . so the republicans are totally right about this. they say, hey, nake— right about this. they say, hey, nake a— right about this. they say, hey, nake a peap— right about this. they say, hey, make a deal. make a deal, pnanne— make a deal. make a deal, pnanne ne— make a deal. make a deal, promise us something and we'll pan.— promise us something and we'll pen. pepp— promise us something and we'll pen. vne-pp ppve— promise us something and we'll sign. we'll give you some more anev — sign. we'll give you some more anev speve— sign. we'll give you some more money. steve, is— sign. we'll give you some more money. ” g “7 money. steve, is louis right? well, we money. steve, is louis right? pep. ve pan-p— money. steve, is louis right? well, we don't-because. money. steve, is louis right? i well, we don't-because we well, we don't know because we vvneenp— well, we don't know because we weren't-room where - well, we don't know because we weren't room where it weren't in the room where it pappenep— weren't in the room where it happened. yeah,— weren't in the room where it happened. yeah, the. the know. ppen—pne- happened. yeah, the. the know. when—time the- happened. yeah, the. the know.i when _time the debt when was the last time the debt eeppnp— when was the last time the debt ceiling-raised?— when was the last time the debt ceiling-raised? oh,- when was the last time the debt ceiling raised? oh, every ceiling was raised? oh, every ppp— ceiling was raised? oh, every ppp vean. — ceiling was raised? oh, every ppp vean. -pp— ceiling was raised? oh, every ppp vean. -pp p- ceiling was raised? oh, every flip year. it if they flip year. and if it if they pan-p— flip year. and if it if they pan-p apnee— flip year. and if it if they don't agree on- flip year. and if it if they don't agree on it, then the pavennnenp— don't agree on it, then the government grinds to a halt as it government grinds to a halt as pp ppp— government grinds to a halt as it did before.— government grinds to a halt as it did before. i— government grinds to a halt as it did before. i remember the pne. — it did before. i remember the pne. -ppn— it did before. i remember the time. _this was- it did before. i remember the time. _this was not. it did before. i remember thei time. _this was not not time. yeah. this was not not long ago was it during trump or that's point. yeah. that it that's my point. yeah. that it pappene— that's my point. yeah. that it pappene-papp- that's my point. yeah. that it happens-both colour. yeah. that it happens both colour of happens under both colour of peapenppp. — happens under both colour of leadership. what- happens under both colour of leadership. 227 leadership. what is that called? a game chicken. it's game a game of chicken. it's a game of chicken. of chicken. of chicken. a game of chicken. and what they're playing. and that's what they're playing. they're playing a game of chicken. republicans chicken. the republicans are saying, you have to do this, otherwise you'll be blamed for the going into debt,

the country going into debt, going into default. the going into default. and the republicans your republicans are saying it's your fault. all fault. you borrowed all the money. going get money. we're not going to get blamed. the flip will happen the appen— blamed. the flip will happen the other—whenever- other way around. whenever ppene-e—ae- there's a republican as pneeppenp— there's a republican as president yeah. president and it happens. yeah. okav. pepp.— president and it happens. yeah. okav. vvep. ppe— president and it happens. fl [385.an well, the observer now president and it happens. fl well, the observer now and okay. well, the observer now and this okay. well, the observer now and ppn nnep— okay. well, the observer now and ppn nnep pe— okay. well, the observer now and this must be good— well, the observer now and this must be good news for peaepene— this must be good news for teachers, audiences teachers, their audiences are pepppnp—keapi teachers, their audiences are. getting—yeah, not getting bigger. steve yeah, not happening in career. class happening in my career. class sizes could go to sizes in england could go up to 60, warns in funding 60, warns head in funding payroll. this is because of 4.5% pay payroll. this is because of 4.5% pay increase, according to the government should come out of the budget that they've already government should come out of the budgteachersiey've already government should come out of the budgteachers are ve already government should come out of the budgteachers are saying, dy got. the teachers are saying, well, won't. also well, no, it won't. plus also paying well, no, it won't. plus also paying for lights to stay on paying for the lights to stay on because i don't if you because i don't know if you noticed, but fuel has gone up. electricity costs more. the electricity costs more. and the only can then dish out only way they can then dish out a 4.5% increase would be to only way they can then dish out a 4.rid increase would be to only way they can then dish out a 4.rid of increase would be to only way they can then dish out a 4.rid of someaase would be to only way they can then dish out a 4.rid of some people uld be to only way they can then dish out a 4.rid of some people remainto only way they can then dish out a 4.rid of some people remain to get rid of some people remain to get rid of some people remain to get 4.5 extra and then get the 4.5 extra and then you'll have to have larger classes . there is one bit in classes. there is one bit in this though . they talk this article though. they talk about maths lessons will have to go from ten instead ten go up from ten instead of ten sets of kids. eight sets, which then if you mean you get 60 kids in each set. i ran through the maths previously it was only 48 because if you just do the that's, that's already way too

big it. kids in a big isn't it. 48 kids in a class. but also they, if the class. but also if they, if the kids learn this stuff, no kids can't learn this stuff, no one will to work out one will be able to work out that little bit of arithmetic that little bit of arithmetic that i just yeah. so the that i just did. yeah. so the wrong and their maths already and they're expecting to they and they're expecting us to they want pay for teaching want a pay rise for teaching kids even work kids when they can't even work out maths that they're out simple maths that they're going do this. imean out simple maths that they're going do this. i mean i sent going to do this. i mean i sent my going to do this. i mean i sent nv kppe— going to do this. i mean i sent nv kppe pa— going to do this. i mean i sent my kids to school— going to do this. i mean i sent my kids to school and- going to do this. i mean i sent my kids to school and i- gip “g 2pip i mean i sent my kids to school and i didn't go my kids to school and i didn't pa pa— my kids to school and i didn't pa pa eepaap— my kids to school and i didn't go to school myself, but i sent my go to school myself, but i sent nv kppe— go to school myself, but i sent nv kppe pa— go to school myself, but i sent my kids to school.— go to school myself, but i sent my kids to school. and the pnappen — problem with this country, napppnp— problem with this country, nothing-this- nothing i've said this centralisation. what centralisation. what is the what is centralisation. what is the what n ppe— centralisation. what is the what n ppe epape— centralisation. what is the what is the state the _ centralisation. what is the what is the state the government papnp— is the state the government doing involved _ is the state the government doing involved in like some paeap— doing involved in like some local church— doing involved in like some local church thing? why are they why— local church thing? why are they vpv ane— local church thing? why are they vpv ppev— local church thing? why are they why are they giving money to the epnnepe — why are they giving money to the epnnepe ppe— why are they giving money to the church? the state— why are they giving money to the church? the state pays- why are they giving money to the church? the state pays the state pays for education. so tell me why pays for education. so tell me vpv ppap-e— pays for education. so tell me why that's bad. _ pays for education. so tell me why that's bad. leo- pays for education. so tell me why that's bad. leo well, because it's not bad. it's not about that, but— because it's not bad. it's not about that, but it's- 2 c ipn2 it's not about that, but it's about i p— about that, but it's about i mean, i guess— about that, but it's about i mean, i guess if- about that, but it's about i mean, i guess if they don't get pnnppnp— mean, i guess if they don't get more funding, if— mean, i guess if they don't get more funding, if and if they aan-p— more funding, if and if they aan-p pnp— more funding, if and if they can't find more— more funding, if and if they can't find more teachers, then pape— can't find more teachers, then pass pee— can't find more teachers, then class sizes will— can't find more teachers, then class sizes will go up. unless i mean, we're facing a demographic cliff. people aren't having children, so maybe that'll solve the yeah. anyway, the problem. yeah. anyway, moving on, we've got the sunday telegraph evidence moving on, we've got the sunday te racism evidence moving on, we've got the sunday te racism against evidence moving on, we've got the sunday te racism against white evidence moving on, we've got the sunday te racism against white people. e of racism against white people. louis yeah, so there's a white

ppeapnepaen— louis yeah, so there's a white theatregoers away from theatregoers turned away from play— theatregoers turned away from ppav-ppaek- theatregoers turned away from play black audiences, play aimed at black audiences, vvppep— play aimed at black audiences, nnpen-n— play aimed at black audiences, vppep-n a— play aimed at black audiences, which-is a lie.- play aimed at black audiences, which is a lie. sorry which is which is a lie. sorry pepepnapp— which is which is a lie. sorry pepepnapp ppe— which is which is a lie. sorry telegraph it's a— which is which is a lie. sorry telegraph it's a lie. no one was pnnnep— telegraph it's a lie. no one was pnnnep avav— telegraph it's a lie. no one was turned away. what— telegraph it's a lie. no one was turned away. what they did was it turned away. what they did was pp vva— turned away. what they did was pp an— turned away. what they did was it was an american production anp— it was an american production anp-pnpppnp- it was an american production anp-pnpppnp pp- it was an american production and-putting it on. it was an american production and putting it on at and they were putting it on at the and they were putting it on at ppe ppeapne— and they were putting it on at the theatre stratford the theatre royal stratford pnp.— the theatre royal stratford paep—pavepv- the theatre royal stratford- east,_lovely theatre. east, which is a lovely theatre. p-ve— east, which is a lovely theatre. p-ve peen— east, which is a lovely theatre. i've been there— east, which is a lovely theatre. i've been there and, and they're eeppnp— i've been there and, and they're selling tickets— i've been there and, and they're selling tickets for— i've been there and, and they're selling tickets for £37, and selling tickets for £37, 50 and ppev-ve — selling tickets for £37, 50 and ppev-ve -ppe — selling tickets for £37, 50 and they've the theatre, urged they've urged the theatre, urged vpppe— they've urged the theatre, urged vpppe peappe— they've urged the theatre, urged white people not— they've urged the theatre, urged white people not to attend. so no white people not to attend. so na nnpe— white people not to attend. so no white people— white people not to attend. so no white people were turned avav. — no white people were turned avav. pap— no white people were turned avav. vnapp a— no white people were turned away. c no white people were turned- away. wait a minute..y0u're away. wait a minute. so you're saying justified because saying this is justified because they have people they didn't actually have people there pitchfork ? isn't white there in pitchfork? isn't white people there in pitchfork? isn't white peappe pa— there in pitchfork? isn't white peappe pa-ppen- there in pitchfork? isn't white people to-them away- there in pitchfork? isn't white. people to -them away from people to keep them away from the people to keep them away from ppe paane— people to keep them away from ppe paane — people to keep them away from the doors? n0,— people to keep them away from the doors? no, it— people to keep them away from the doors? \ppiip c c it the doors? no, it isn't. it pen-p— the doors? no, it isn't. it isn't justified.— the doors? no, it isn't. it isn't justified. i'm- the doors? \pip c it isn't justified. i'm with you, pnp— isn't justified. i'm with you, pnp-nap— isn't justified. i'm with you, but-not true. - isn't justified. i'm with you, but not true. this headline but it's not true. this headline ppap— but it's not true. this headline that-theatregoers- but it's not true. this headline that theatregoers were not that white theatregoers were not pnnnep— that white theatregoers were not pnnnep avav— that white theatregoers were not turned away. they— that white theatregoers were not turned away. they were suggested not turned away. they were suggested nap—nnpen— turned away. they were suggested nap—nnpen n- turned away. they were suggested not—which is bad. i not to be there, which is bad. so not to be there, which is bad. so ppev-ne— not to be there, which is bad. so they're turned _ not to be there, which is bad. so they're turned away- not to be there, which is bad. so they're turned away before they left the house. they they even left the house. they weren't turned away.- “ they weren't turned away. they were eapp. — weren't turned away. they were eappae—- weren't turned away. they were said,_come. it's. said, please don't come. it's nap— said, please don't come. it's nap ppe— said, please don't come. it's not the same— said, please don't come. it's not the same-as- said, please don't come. it's not the same as being not the same thing as being pnnnep— not the same thing as being pnnnep-kan— not the same thing as being turned _you want- not the same thing as being turned you want to you turned away. you want to you vanp— turned away. you want to you want-question— turned away. you want to you want-question it.- turned away. you want to you want question it. i'm with want to question it. i'm with van.— want to question it. i'm with van. p— want to question it. i'm with van. p ppan— want to question it. i'm with you. i think it's— want to question it. i'm with you. i think it's outrageous. i ppan— you. i think it's outrageous. i ppan p— you. i think it's outrageous. i think i think— you. i think it's outrageous. i think i think it's— you. i think it's outrageous. i think i think it's ridiculous. i-description- think i think it's ridiculous. i-description for. think i think it's ridiculous. i-description for the i mean, a description for the show a blackout night is show read a blackout night is the purposeful of an the purposeful creation of an environment an all the purposeful creation of an enviroidentifying an all

the purposeful creation of an enviroidentifying audiencell the purposeful creation of an enviroidentifying audience can black identifying audience can can and discuss an can experience and discuss an event arts event and the performing arts and cultural spaces free from the that's gazi the white gaze. that's gazi rather than, you know, kids . rather than, you know, kids. but but see, i agree. whatever. i but but see, i agree. whatever. p pan-p— but but see, i agree. whatever. p pan-p apnee— but but see, i agree. whatever. p pan-p apnee .— but but see, i agree. whatever. i don't agree . i'm— but but see, i agree. whatever. i don't agree . i'm not the kind i don't agree. i'm not the kind of i don't agree. i'm not the kind at pean— i don't agree. i'm not the kind at penan pn— i don't agree. i'm not the kind at penan pm a— i don't agree. i'm not the kind of person i'm a contrarian. i pan-p— of person i'm a contrarian. i pan-p apnee— of person i'm a contrarian. i don't agree. but— of person i'm a contrarian. i don't agree. but what sickens me apanp— don't agree. but what sickens me apanp pnn— don't agree. but what sickens me apanp ppn n— don't agree. but what sickens me about this is how— don't agree. but what sickens me about this is how is— don't agree. but what sickens me about this is how is how the pepepnapp. — about this is how is how the pepepnapp. ppe— about this is how is how the telegraph. it's a— about this is how is how the telegraph. it's a lie. nobody no vvpppe— telegraph. it's a lie. nobody no vpppe peappe.— telegraph. it's a lie. nobody no white people, not— telegraph. it's a lie. nobody no white people, not a lie is on. ppev-ne— white people, not a lie is on. ppev-ne pepp— white people, not a lie is on. they're being turned- white people, not a lie is on. they're being turned away. you think any white person is going to go along and see? that's not the to go along and see? that's not ppe ane— to go along and see? that's not ppe ae— to go along and see? that's not the same as being— gip g n“2 7 that's not the same as being turned away? leo the same as being turned away? pea pp— the same as being turned away? pea pp n.— the same as being turned away? pea pp n. ppe— the same as being turned away? leo it is. the turned— the same as being turned away? leo it is. the turned away- the same as being turned away? leo it is. the turned away is- leo it is. the turned away is being told you cannot come in. that's what that's literally what they're saying. no, it doesn't they were urged, doesn't say. they were urged, urged, urged is a different word urged, urged is a different word urged and they weren't urged and this and they weren't told the difference urge told what's the difference urge just the just to jump i suppose the difference be if you difference would be if you actually to you could go actually wanted to you could go and on that day. and see this play on that day. yeah. and just sit there really avavanppv— yeah. and just sit there really awkwardly everyone in the awkwardly as everyone in the keepe— awkwardly as everyone in the room keeps looking around like, oh, room keeps looking around like, op—ppven— room keeps looking around like, op—ppven ne- oh, you've just given me a vanpenpnp— oh, you've just given me a wonderful steve. oh, you've just given me a- wonderful-steve. that's wonderful idea, steve. that's your— wonderful idea, steve. that's vann ppan?— wonderful idea, steve. that's your plan? yeah. i'm- wonderful idea, steve. 7 fl i'm going to your plan? yeah. i'm going to get your plan? yeah. i'm going to pep penn— your plan? yeah. i'm going to get lewis some— ” 7 fl i'm going to get lewis some tickets. kipp get lewis some tickets. now, you can get lewis some tickets. now, you ana— get lewis some tickets. now, you can also see this play other

can also see this play on other nights. night that they nights. it's one night that they do this, this thing to get press it. is nothing other it. surely this is nothing other than a publicity . i think they than a publicity. i think they say than a publicity. i think they eav ppank— than a publicity. i think they eav ppank van.— than a publicity. i think they say thank you, - no - than a publicity. i think theyi say thank you,-no this say thank you, steve. no this een— say thank you, steve. no this sets-precedent. . say thank you, steve. no this. sets-precedent. then sets a terrible precedent. then you— sets a terrible precedent. then van-sanepapv— sets a terrible precedent. then you-somebody is- sets a terrible precedent. then| you-somebody is-to you know somebody is going to put on a play. they're going to say like, well, this can be the this a play for just this can be a play forjust white people. and then we've we've into racial we've snowballed into racial segregation first black segregation and the first black police was against police commissioner was against is festus is against it and festus akinbile—yusuf is was also a first so people even black people know this is a bad thing. but but steve will agree with me ppap— but but steve will agree with me ppap ppap— but but steve will agree with me that that headline _ but but steve will agree with me that that headline is an untruth . pa.— that that headline is an untruth . na na— that that headline is an untruth . pa. spee— that that headline is an untruth . no, no, steve. steve having to apnee— . no, no, steve. steve having to apnee vppp— . no, no, steve. steve having to agree with him. _ . no, no, steve. steve having to agree with him. but- . no, no, steve. steve having to agree with him. ngiini3 agree with him. but he agrees with me. whoa, whoa,- agree with him. ngiini3 whoa, whoa, whoa . with me. whoa, whoa, whoa. ppepen— with me. whoa, whoa, whoa. pnpen. pn— with me. whoa, whoa, whoa. listen, i'm i'm— with me. whoa, whoa, whoa. listen, i'm i'm the- whoa, whoa, whoa. listen, i'm i'm the host. i, i venpv— listen, i'm i'm the host. i, i venpv ppap— listen, i'm i'm the host. i, i verify that that— listen, i'm i'm the host. i, i verify that that headline is correct. anyway, the sunday times now with evidence that the arts council is viciously homophobic. steve, the headline is worker at arts council likened lgbt alliance to klu klux klan. there's a bit of a epanvpne— klux klan. there's a bit of a storyline you've— klux klan. there's a bit of a storyline you've got- there's a bit of a storyline you've got to get in ppaee— storyline you've got to get in ppaee pene. — storyline you've got to get in place here. this— storyline you've got to get in place here. this is about this penne— place here. this is about this penne nenp — place here. this is about this denise femi ,_ place here. this is about this denise femi , who's going through denise femi, who's going through

some court stuff— denise femi, who's going through some court stuff because she kapp— some court stuff because she paep pen— some court stuff because she paep pen pap— some court stuff because she lost her job because of standing up lost her job because of standing np apapnep— lost her job because of standing np apapnep an— lost her job because of standing up against or questioning . up against or questioning. papnapv— up against or questioning. actually, this— up against or questioning. actually, this is what it is. ppe— actually, this is what it is. the -council- actually, this is what it is. the council said actually, this is what it is.- the -council said -they the arts council said that they nepnaepep — the arts council said that they nepnaepep a— the arts council said that they retracted a grant— the arts council said that they retracted a grant to lgb pppanee— retracted a grant to lgb alliance, which is a which is a peeppan— alliance, which is a which is a peeppan pav— alliance, which is a which is a lesbian gay and— alliance, which is a which is a lesbian gay and bisexual group. kean.— lesbian gay and bisexual group. yeah. without— lesbian gay and bisexual group. yeah. without the— lesbian gay and bisexual group. yeah. without the trans part of the yeah. without the trans part of ppe pepp — yeah. without the trans part of ppe pepp pp— yeah. without the trans part of the lgbt. all the _ yeah. without the trans part of the lgbt. all the rest of the peppen— the lgbt. all the rest of the letters which _ the lgbt. all the rest of the letters which i'm sure there's a peep— letters which i'm sure there's a peep nppape— letters which i'm sure there's a peep nppape van— letters which i'm sure there's a text update you can get to get the text update you can get to get ppe papeep— text update you can get to get the latest because it's about eevnappv— the latest because it's about sexuality rather— the latest because it's about sexuality rather than gender and pppnpe— sexuality rather than gender and pppnpe pke— sexuality rather than gender and things like that. _ sexuality rather than gender and things like that. so she questioned— things like that. so she questioned this. the headline aepnapv— questioned this. the headline actually refers— questioned this. the headline actually refers to _ questioned this. the headline actually refers to in actually refers to a bit in a peppppan— actually refers to a bit in a petition that— actually refers to a bit in a petition that was sent around vnene— petition that was sent around vpene peappe— petition that was sent around where people were writing pppnpe— where people were writing things. someone that things. someone said that they napp— things. someone said that they pnp—kkk- things. someone said that they paep—kkk ap- things. someone said that they fast—kkk of the. fast becoming the kkk of the peppen— fast becoming the kkk of the lgbtq+ community. also another ppppe— lgbtq+ community. also another pppppe pppnp— lgbtq+ community. also another pppppe pppnp pn— lgbtq+ community. also another little thing in the _ lgbtq+ community. also another little thing in the article that span— little thing in the article that simon mellor,_ little thing in the article that simon mellor, who's the deputy appen— simon mellor, who's the deputy chief executive— simon mellor, who's the deputy chief executive of— simon mellor, who's the deputy chief executive of the arts cannep.— chief executive of the arts council, said— chief executive of the arts council, said that lgb alliance were divisive— council, said that lgb alliance were divisive organisation that pae— were divisive organisation that pae a— were divisive organisation that pae a pnpanv— were divisive organisation that has a history of— were divisive organisation that has a history of anti—trans evepnepananv— has a history of anti—trans exclusionary activity. and i paakep— exclusionary activity. and i paakep ap— exclusionary activity. and i looked at that— exclusionary activity. and i looked at that because trans evepnepananv— looked at that because trans exclusionary i— looked at that because trans exclusionary i get but anti—trans— exclusionary i get but anti—trans exclusionary. c anti—trans exclusionary. it's a peappe— anti—trans exclusionary. it's a double negative— anti—trans exclusionary. it's a double negative would be i'm not

even sure i need a flip chart to work out who the excluding, but i think i've solved the problem. i think i've solved the problem. i read that and i agree with ppen.— i read that and i agree with pen. p— i read that and i agree with pen p apnee— i read that and i agree with them. i agree in— i read that and i agree with them. i agree in a show to in a enan.— them. i agree in a show to in a span. p— them. i agree in a show to in a span. p apnee— them. i agree in a show to in a span. p apnee p— them. i agree in a show to in a show. i agree. ijust_ them. i agree in a show to in a show. i agree. ijust want them. i agree in a show to in a show. i agree. i just want to pep— show. i agree. i just want to pep pp— show. i agree. i just want to pep pp pe— show. i agree. i just want to let it be known— show. i agree. i just want to let it be known that i do a ppppe— let it be known that i do a little radio _ let it be known that i do a little radio show on a little eannnnppv— little radio show on a little community radio station that pen—ppe- community radio station that pen—ppe pnpel gets money from the arts cannep.— gets money from the arts council..|'m- gets money from the arts council. i'm going to step council. so i'm going to step anp—ppni council. so i'm going to step. anp—ppn n out of this discussion. this is ppe— out of this discussion. this is ppe peppen— out of this discussion. this is the problem with the arts council. they fund comedians, ppev— council. they fund comedians, ppev pnnp— council. they fund comedians, they fund artists,— “p2. c they fund comedians, they fund artists, and then all of they fund artists, and then all aplenppen— they fund artists, and then all of sudden comedians aren't of a sudden the comedians aren't epeakpnp— of a sudden the comedians aren't epeakpnp-anvnane. - speaking the truth anymore. ppev-ne —vpap- speaking the truth anymore. they're what they they're not saying what they vvanp— they're not saying what they vvanp-ppev-ne- they're not saying what they want they're saying what want to say. they're saying what ppev— want to say. they're saying what ppev-pa— want to say. they're saying what ppev-paup— want to say. they're saying what ppev-paipn ppe— want to say. they're saying what they to in the forms they say to fill in the forms anp— they say to fill in the forms anp-ppepn— they say to fill in the forms and-their money- they say to fill in the forms and their money the and get their money from the pavennnenp— and get their money from the government-of- and get their money from the government-of a- and get their money from the government of a sudden, government and all of a sudden, all government and all of a sudden, appla— government and all of a sudden, appla enppen— government and all of a sudden, all-a sudden,-a- government and all of a sudden, all a sudden, a state all of a sudden, you're a state nanppppeee. — all of a sudden, you're a state mouthpiece. louis.- all of a sudden, you're a state mouthpiece. i take mouthpiece. louis. itake appenee— mouthpiece. louis. itake appeneeap— mouthpiece. louis. itake offence at that. - mouthpiece. i take offence at that. flpip. c offence at that. you literally just said you're not going to comment arts council because you get the you miss. i get money from the you miss. i think you misheard me. well, i ppan— think you misheard me. well, i ppan pnn— think you misheard me. well, i think this lthis_ think you misheard me. well, i think this this is think this is this is disgusting. i mean, they've got ppev-ve— disgusting. i mean, they've got ppev-ve pap— disgusting. i mean, they've got ppev-ve pap a— 2 g “g i mean, they've got they've got a homosexual organisation,— they've got a homosexual organisation, organisation they've got a homosexual org homosexuals.)rganisation they've got a homosexual org homosexuals. they'retion for homosexuals. they're not anpv—ae- for homosexuals. they're not. only—as compared only slandering it as compared to only slandering it as compared pa-kn— only slandering it as compared pa-kn kpnv— only slandering it as compared to-ku klux klan,- only slandering it as compared to ku klux klan, but they're to the ku klux klan, but they're neeepnppnp— to the ku klux klan, but they're neeepnppnp a— to the ku klux klan, but they're rescinding a grant— to the ku klux klan, but they're rescinding a grant that was avvanpep— rescinding a grant that was avanpep pa— rescinding a grant that was awarded to it.— rescinding a grant that was awarded to it. they're stopping

pnnppnp— awarded to it. they're stopping pnnppnp pa— awarded to it. they're stopping pnnppnp pa pp— awarded to it. they're stopping pnnppnp pa pp .— awarded to it. they're stopping funding to it . and when somebody funding to it. and when somebody epaap— funding to it. and when somebody epaap np— funding to it. and when somebody epaap np anp— funding to it. and when somebody stood up and questioned this pnanp— stood up and questioned this pnanp pepnp— stood up and questioned this grant being retracted, they i ppan— grant being retracted, they i ppan ppev— grant being retracted, they i think they were _ grant being retracted, they i think they were they were pannpep— think they were they were hounded out— think they were they were hounded out of their job, it eave— hounded out of their job, it eave pene. — hounded out of their job, it eave pene. sa— hounded out of their job, it says here. so that's yeah, ppap-e— says here. so that's yeah, that's that's— says here. so that's yeah, that's that's disgusting. it epave— that's that's disgusting. it epave pav— that's that's disgusting. it shows how these organisations enep— shows how these organisations enep ae— shows how these organisations enep ae-anpe— shows how these organisations such as arts council have such as the arts council have peen— such as the arts council have been captured— such as the arts council have been captured by— such as the arts council have been captured by woke ideologists_ been captured by woke ideologists and should be shut pavn. — ideologists and should be shut down. there's— ideologists and should be shut down. there's a— ideologists and should be shut down. “pi”pi ”pinccg ideologists and should be shut down. “pi”pi ”pinpccg d down. there's a really good point that's been made about the rescinding of a grant, but it needs to be kept separate from what with the what they've gone with in the headune what they've gone with in the headline calling them headline that calling them the kkk was one person's comment. it's like it's on some. it's not like the official word of the arts council. someone typed a bit the official word of the arts council isn't that far away from it anyway , moving on, we've got it anyway, moving on, we've got the metro now and a man dressed as spider—man climbing a building. our fathers for nnpne.— building. our fathers for justice. back— building. our fathers for justice. back in- 2 “3 our fathers for justice. back in the news, pann— justice. back in the news, pann. van— justice. back in the news, louis, you know what? “ louis, you know what? this this spanv— louis, you know what? this this ppanv p-ve— louis, you know what? this this story i've been thinking about this all day because i the this all day because i saw the video what happened . and it's this all day because i saw the videmostivhat happened . and it's this all day because i saw the videmost sickening ened . and it's this all day because i saw the videmost sickening thing. and it's this all day because i saw the videmost sickening thing that it's the most sickening thing that i've i mean, it's like seeing your grandmother pound it in the face with a with a hammer. what was it, a man dressed as

spider—man scales. the bbc headquarters and attacks a statue with a hammer, basically smashing this beautiful art deco statue from the 19 1930s done by this guy named eric. what's his name this guy named eric. what's his anp— this guy named eric. what's his anp vvpv— this guy named eric. what's his name and why was— this guy named eric. what's his name and why was he- gig 2 ”pt. what's his name and why was he doing it? pne— name and why was he doing it? pne pp. — name and why was he doing it? pne pp. wpv— name and why was he doing it? eric gill. why is— name and why was he doing it? eric gill. why is he- name and why was he doing it? eric gill. in“ 2pip “g name and why was he doing it? eric gill. in“ 2pip “3 pi eric gill. why is he doing. he's doing it because eric gill wrote in his diary that he had abused his own children. so he's a horrible person and his family dog. yeah. did he say that the papnapan— dog. yeah. did he say that the papnapan. p— dog. yeah. did he say that the labrador, i believe. - 2in yeah. did he say that the labrador, i believe. o“ labrador, i believe. oh, that ppe— labrador, i believe. oh, that ppe nppap— labrador, i believe. oh, that the nicest that changes everything then. yeah. wasn't everything then. yeah. it wasn't a pp— everything then. yeah. it wasn't a ppp pnp.— everything then. yeah. it wasn't a ppp pnp. pp-e— everything then. yeah. it wasn't a pit bull. it's a— everything then. yeah. it wasn't a pit bull. it's a nice— “g yeah. it wasn't a pit bull. it's a nice dog. pne— a pit bull. it's a nice dog. ppee pap. — a pit bull. it's a nice dog. nice dog. ididn't- a pit bull. it's a nice dog. nice dog. 2 2“ c ”pin. nice dog. i didn't realise he was so the question was that. anyway so the question is, does art is art separate from the artist? that's the bafic from the artist? that's the basic can still basic question. can you still listen jackson and listen to michael jackson and the should this guy the question is, should this guy take his hands to go take it into his own hands to go smash something? that's beautiful? and know who did beautiful? and you know who did that deco sculptures? that with art deco sculptures? donald trump did it with with the. yeah, the bonwit teller building in new york. that's one of the ways where where the family dog? no. well he's done horrible things, too. and so that's why that's why people for years i would not support donald

trump because he was a barbarian. okay okay. well, that's that's it for part two. but join us in the final section for vegan food tanking an ice cream van, auschwitz and aggressive seagulls. don't go away .

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on from a court case a few years apa pn— on from a court case a few years apa pn pnenpea— on from a court case a few years ago in america, which loved, ago in america, which i loved, vnene— ago in america, which i loved, vvpene—pannene- ago in america, which i loved,| where—farmers tried where some dairy farmers tried to where some dairy farmers tried pa ene— where some dairy farmers tried pa pa— where some dairy farmers tried pa pa epap— where some dairy farmers tried to sue to stop things like oat npk— to sue to stop things like oat npk anp— to sue to stop things like oat milk and almond milk being eappep— milk and almond milk being called _they'rel called milk because they're not npkep. — called milk because they're not milked. .therefore _ called milk because they're not milked. therefore it's not milked. so therefore it's not npk. — milked. so therefore it's not npk-p— milked. so therefore it's not npk-p ae— milked. so therefore it's not milk. i was them so milked. so therefore it's not- milk.-i was-them so far milk. and i was with them so far nnpp— milk. and i was with them so far nnppp pn— milk. and i was with them so far nnppp pn ppe— milk. and i was with them so far until in the court— milk. and i was with them so far until in the court case, the pannnen— until in the court case, the farmers came— until in the court case, the farmers came up with the idea of eappnp— farmers came up with the idea of eappnp ppe— farmers came up with the idea of calling the alternates, the appennapee— calling the alternates, the alternates calling nut alternates calling them nut pnpee. — alternates calling them nut rnpee. pn— alternates calling them nut juice- i'm-going- alternates calling them nut juice. i'm going to walk juice. i'm not going to walk pnpa— juice. i'm not going to walk pnpa-anp— juice. i'm not going to walk into-and ask- juice. i'm not going to walk into-and ask for- juice. i'm not going to walk into and ask for some nut into costa and ask for some nut inne— into costa and ask for some nut pnpee pn— into costa and ask for some nut rnpee pn nv— into costa and ask for some nut juice in my drink.— into costa and ask for some nut juice in my drink. thanks very nnan— juice in my drink. thanks very nnep. ea— juice in my drink. thanks very nnep. sa ppev— juice in my drink. thanks very much. so they could probably pnavppe— much. so they could probably pnavppe ppap.— much. so they could probably provide that, probably. i'd have to provide that, probably. i'd have pa-ppe— provide that, probably. i'd have pa-ppe npk- provide that, probably. i'd have to-the milk spelt- provide that, probably. i'd have to the milk spelt with to wait. but the milk spelt with a-vvae— to wait. but the milk spelt with a-was actually— to wait. but the milk spelt with a was actually like this a y, i was actually like this peanee— a y, i was actually like this because-know- a y, i was actually like this. because-know-not because you know you're not pepppnp— because you know you're not pepppnp ppe— because you know you're not getting the real— because you know you're not getting the real thing. yeah, because you know you're not gettwas:he real thing. yeah, because you know you're not gettwas az real thing. yeah, because you know you're not gettwas a bital thing. yeah, because you know you're not gettwas a bit weird.g. yeah, because you know you're not gettwas a bit weird. i yeah, because you know you're not gettwas a bit weird. i don't, she was a bit weird. i don't even know what- she was a bit weird. i don't even know what this one is. it's be even know what this one is. it's pe-ppne— even know what this one is. it's pe-ppne-anp- even know what this one is. it's be-plus-and then- even know what this one is. it's be-plus-and then t- even know what this one is. it's be plus and then tt even know what this one is. it's be plus and then t t e be the plus sign and then t t e r. be the plus sign and then t t e n. pav— be the plus sign and then t t e n. pav-van— be the plus sign and then t t e r. how you pronounce that? r. how do you pronounce that? kan— r. how do you pronounce that? kan aan-p— r. how do you pronounce that? you can't pronounce the unless it's you can't pronounce the unless pp-e ap— you can't pronounce the unless pp-e ap. nppap— you can't pronounce the unless it's ad, which-be- you can't pronounce the unless it's ad, which be bad. too it's ad, which would be bad. too pap.— it's ad, which would be bad. too pap. sppp— it's ad, which would be bad. too bad. still which— it's ad, which would be bad. too bad. still which tells what bad. still which tells you what it bad. still which tells you what pp pe. — bad. still which tells you what pp pe. pnp— bad. still which tells you what pp pe. pnp pp— bad. still which tells you what it is. but it kind— bad. still which tells you what it is. but it kind of makes eenee—vpppi sense to have them with pppenenp— sense to have them with different names. apparently different names. but apparently this different names. but apparently pppelpaa— different names. but apparently this-too similar.— different names. but apparently this too similar. so they this is too similar. so they vvanp— this is too similar. so they want-greater- this is too similar. so they want greater separation. want even greater separation. kan—cap- want even greater separation. kan—cap ppl want even greater separation. kan—cap pp a you won't be able to call it a nazzaneppa— you won't be able to call it a mozzarella alternative. you will be mozzarella alternative. you will pe-eav— mozzarella alternative. you will pe-eav van— mozzarella alternative. you will be - say you could - mozzarella alternative. you will be say you could use be able to say you could use pppe— be able to say you could use this-alternative- be able to say you could use this alternative to this as an alternative to mozzarella. - this as an alternative to mozzarella. fl louis, this as an alternative to mozzarella. pflpin“ louis, what this as an alternative to— mozzarella. yeah. louis, what do you— mozzarella. yeah. louis, what do van nake— mozzarella. yeah. louis, what do van nake ap— mozzarella. yeah. louis, what do you make of vegan— mozzarella. fl louis, what do you make of vegan cheese? pvperp— you make of vegan cheese? typekit. because a lot typekit. because you eat a lot of typekit. because you eat a lot

ap—vane— typekit. because you eat a lot ap—vane - typekit. because you eat a lot ap—vane p- typekit. because you eat a lot ap—vane p eap. | typekit. because you eat a lot of_you? i eat. i of dairy, don't you? i eat. i eap— of dairy, don't you? i eat. i eap panne— of dairy, don't you? i eat. i eat tonnes of— of dairy, don't you? i eat. i eat tonnes of dairy.- of dairy, don't you? i eat tonnes of dairy. that's my pppnp— eat tonnes of dairy. that's my pppnp ap— eat tonnes of dairy. that's my one third of my— eat tonnes of dairy. that's my one third of my diet is probably papnv. — one third of my diet is probably papnv. pnp— one third of my diet is probably papnv. pnp ap— one third of my diet is probably dairy. and at the— one third of my diet is probably dairy. and at the end of the day,— dairy. and at the end of the pav. ppeee— dairy. and at the end of the day, these people don't deserve papnv—vepanl dairy. anybody who's a vegan, akav— dairy. anybody who's a vegan, akav. pepp.— dairy. anybody who's a vegan, okay, well, staying on a vegan ppene— okay, well, staying on a vegan ppene. ppe— okay, well, staying on a vegan theme, the observer has shocking neve—eapl news that nobody wants to eat vegan— news that nobody wants to eat vegan-presumably,- vegan food. presumably, presumably it tastes bad vegan food. presumably, presisn't)ly it tastes bad vegan food. presumably, presisn't healthy. it tastes bad vegan food. presumably, presisn't healthy. louis stes bad vegan food. presumably, presisn't healthy. louis yeah,ad and isn't healthy. louis yeah, that's and isn't healthy. louis yeah, ppap-e evaeppv— and isn't healthy. louis yeah, that's exactly the— 32 c louis yeah, that's exactly the reason. 2 c louis yeah, that's exactly the reason. ' “2 that's exactly the reason. and i knew— that's exactly the reason. and i knew pnn— that's exactly the reason. and i knew ppn pan— that's exactly the reason. and i know this for a— that's exactly the reason. and i know this for a fact has the vegan bubble burst, sales stagnate the uk as brands stagnate in the uk as brands withdraw plant products so withdraw plant based products so oatly, nestle and innocent dnnks oatly, nestle and innocent drinks are among those pulling products from the shelves. and i know this to be a fact because i myself am 100% carnivore. well, maybe 95% carnivore, except sometimes i get caught and i know. and i put pictures up on my on my twitter thing. why don't you follow me on twitter? louis, louis schaefer , tell us a louis, louis schaefer, tell us a bit of this story , please. bit of this story, please. yeah. tell you about the story. an ad i put i put pictures of meat and no one's giving me a hard time anymore. i think the whole vegan thing is dead people know and you can know that vegan and you can

defend you could say defend veganism. you could say you be healthy a vegan you could be healthy on a vegan diet. can't be. it's missing diet. you can't be. it's missing like at least 15. i saw a list. i saw a list of all the nutrients— i saw a list of all the nutrients that is missing from a vegan— nutrients that is missing from a vegan-an— nutrients that is missing from a vegan-an ppev-ne- nutrients that is missing from a vegan or they're just vegan diet, or they're just pneneppppv— vegan diet, or they're just incredibly-,- vegan diet, or they're just incredibly-, bio- incredibly small, bio unavailable quantities . ' “2 unavailable quantities. and veap— unavailable quantities. and veap. ea— unavailable quantities. and veap. ea .— unavailable quantities. and veap. ea . ea— unavailable quantities. and yeah, so , so many- unavailable quantities. and yeah, so , so many things and yeah, so, so many things and also a trade because i know they tried really tried pushing it. there's all this plant based stuff in marks and spencer's across road so i bought some across the road so i bought some it our tires. it was it was like in our tires. it was horrible. well, that's the thing ppap— horrible. well, that's the thing ppap vne-ne— horrible. well, that's the thing that we're reading— well, that's the thing that we're reading here is that the that we're reading here is that ppe eapee— that we're reading here is that ppe eapee ap— that we're reading here is that the sales of those— that we're reading here is that the sales of those kind of pppnpe— the sales of those kind of pppnpe ane— the sales of those kind of things are dropping. when they say things are dropping. when they eav—vvpap- things are dropping. when theyi eav—vpap-nean say vegan food, what they mean is say vegan food, what they mean pe—epnnnep-pni is stuff that's churned out in a paepanv— is stuff that's churned out in a factory-somehow- is stuff that's churned out in a factory somehow tries to be factory that somehow tries to be a copp— factory that somehow tries to be a eapv ap— factory that somehow tries to be a copy of something from the ep— a copy of something from the nap-ap— a copy of something from the real-of food. - a copy of something from the real-of food. i- a copy of something from the real of food. i suppose real world of food. i suppose ppe— real world of food. i suppose ppe-ppap— real world of food. i suppose it's-that vegans. real world of food. i suppose it's that vegans can it's also true that vegans can pave— it's also true that vegans can pave-pa— it's also true that vegans can pave-pa ppe- it's also true that vegans can have _to the kind - it's also true that vegans can. have _to the kind lfoods have access to the kind of foods ppap— have access to the kind of foods ppap-eanppp— have access to the kind of foods that-caught here- have access to the kind of foods that caught here called that aren't caught here called vepepappee— that aren't caught here called vegetables. eating that aren't caught here calledi velot:ables._eating that aren't caught here calledi v< lot of les._eating that aren't caught here called v< lot of those, eating that aren't caught here called v< lot of those, no eating that aren't caught here called v< lot of those, no one's eating a lot of those, no one's neeanppnp— a lot of those, no one's recording this,- a lot of those, no one's recording this, but vegetables aan-op— recording this, but vegetables aan-op veap- can be nice. oh yeah, definitely. yeah. but vegetables, - 2pi; “ cpicg yeah. but vegetables, vegetables are pnpenenppv— vegetables, vegetables are inherently toxic. inherently papa— inherently toxic. inherently toxic . they need to be they i toxic. they need to be they i mean, i'm not this is mean, i'm not saying this is true. what i heard on true. this is what i heard on the internet. so, you know, this is joke, too. it's all comedy.

is a joke, too. it's all comedy. well every every well it's like every every vegetable needs to be cooked . vegetable needs to be cooked. and the ones that aren't cooked over us, every vegetable needs to be cooked. and the ones that you don't, except for the ones that don't have to be cooked. and eventually the toxic motty builds with oxalates and builds up with oxalates and lectins and they're and the whole thing is really bad for human beings. vegetables as you know, said you were know, you said you were a carnivore then you also say carnivore and then you also say you dairy. you eat a lot of dairy. technically carnivores don't pnan— technically carnivores don't pnan a— technically carnivores don't pnan a pap— technically carnivores don't drink a lot of— technically carnivores don't drink a lot of milk. i think vpap— drink a lot of milk. i think vpap van— drink a lot of milk. i think what you are _ drink a lot of milk. i think what you are is- drink a lot of milk. i think what you are is an infant. okav.— what you are is an infant. okav. p— what you are is an infant. okav. p ann— what you are is an infant. okay. i am fed— what you are is an infant. okay. i am fed up- what you are is an infant. okay. i am fed up with- what you are is an infant. okay. i am fed up with you and your wording and your wordy smartness . and i think the smartness. and i think the people, the people know , they people, the people know, they say, why are you giving louis schaefer a hard time? they know what i mean. why am i picking on a who drinks milk? why a child who drinks milk? why don't apologise the don't you apologise to the people so that people don't turn don't you apologise to the pelyou?;o that people don't turn don't you apologise to the pelyou? i that people don't turn don't you apologise to the pelyou? i don'tzieople don't turn don't you apologise to the pelyou? i don't know. ion't turn don't you apologise to the pelyou? i don't know. anyway,| on you? i don't know. anyway, before on you? i don't know. anyway, pepane pnpe— on you? i don't know. anyway, before this turns— on you? i don't know. anyway, before this turns into- on you? i don't know. anyway, before this turns into a- before this turns into a epnnpppe— before this turns into a struggle we've before this turns into a- struggle _we've got struggle session, we've got the pnppan— struggle session, we've got the indian pendant— struggle session, we've got the indian pendant reporting a indian pendant reporting on a businessman— indian pendant reporting on a businessman that indian pendant reporting on a- businessman _that people businessman gambling that people can businessman gambling that people aan—papaeanep- businessman gambling that people can holocaust while can lament the holocaust while eannp— can lament the holocaust while eappnp-pee. — can lament the holocaust while eating-ice. steve,- can lament the holocaust while eating ice. eating a choc ice. steve, this is dairy, an ice cream is some bad dairy, an ice cream van sparks outrage, setting up

outside auschwitz on so many who thought that was a good idea. and also, how are you making any money? who's leaving there going like, oh, this is terrible to know how man's inhumanity to man can become so real. oh, do you fancy a curly wurly on this one? so yeah, it's terrible. i suppose it's the free market, so you should like it. but yeah, i mean, it's not the first story we've heard. there have been pictures of people taking laughing around there. laughing selfies around there. well, i mean, guess on one well, i mean, i guess on one eppe— well, i mean, i guess on one eppe. p— well, i mean, i guess on one eppe. p mean— well, i mean, i guess on one side, i mean, the— well, i mean, i guess on one side, i mean, the have side, i mean, the would have papep— side, i mean, the would have papep pp— side, i mean, the would have hated it because— side, i mean, the would have hated it because they a hated it because they wanted a eenpnapv— hated it because they wanted a centrally controlled state eananv— centrally controlled state economy-you're. centrally controlled state economy ”pi “ centrally controlled state- economy-you're in favour. economy. so you're in favour. so this economy. so you're in favour. sa pppe pe. — economy. so you're in favour. so this is. yeah,— economy. so you're in favour. so this is. yeah, they- economy. ”pi “ so this is. yeah, they would pave— so this is. yeah, they would pave ppev— so this is. yeah, they would have they would- so this is. yeah, they would have they would have been apapnep— have they would have been against this. _ have they would have been against this. ' 2 have they would have been against this. “2 g against this. and the vegans wouldn't liked because wouldn't have liked it because it's i mean, i don't it's ice cream. i mean, i don't know i make a joke about know if i can make a joke about this thing because i'm a jew and i think, i think anything i just think, i think anything that makes going to this place more i'm going say more accept, i'm going to say this i'll say, i was this and then i'll say, i was wrong to say this, but you know, they need services. they want more more people to there more and more people to go there to what it's like. yeah and to see what it's like. yeah and so having ice cream

so maybe having an ice cream van. so this could encourage peappe— van. so this could encourage peappe pa— van. so this could encourage peappe pa ae— 3“ so this could encourage people to come and learn about the people to come and learn about ppe pannan— people to come and learn about the horrors of— people to come and learn about the horrors of humanity and the neppne. —na- the horrors of humanity and the nepnnenap— anel the horrors of humanity and the. regime. _no one goes regime. yeah surely no one goes for ice cream. i'm sure it's for the ice cream. i'm sure it's not going to go for the ice cream, stay the horrible cream, stay for the horrible lesson about what humanity is. i'm say something that i'm going to say something that i'm going to say something that p nean— i'm going to say something that p pp— i'm going to say something that p pp pn— i'm going to say something that i mean it in the— i'm going to say something that i mean it in the nicest way, nppap— i mean it in the nicest way, vppep pe— i mean it in the nicest way, vppep pe pn— i mean it in the nicest way, which is i'm against these kind of which is i'm against these kind at ppaeee— which is i'm against these kind at ppaeee pepnp— which is i'm against these kind of places being open ice cream anp— of places being open ice cream anp na— of places being open ice cream anp na . — of places being open ice cream and no. okay. i've- of places being open ice cream and no . [38.3 i've got of places being open ice cream and no . i've got to i've and no. okay. i've got to i've got— and no. okay. i've got to i've pap pa— and no. okay. i've got to i've pap pa enan— and no. okay. i've got to i've got to show the _ and no. i've got to i've got to show the show. the show is got to show the show. the show pe neanpv— got to show the show. the show pe neanpv — got to show the show. the show is nearly over. so— got to show the show. the show is nearly over. so let's take anappen— is nearly over. so let's take another quick— is nearly over. so let's take another quick look at sunday's pnanp— another quick look at sunday's panp papee. — another quick look at sunday's front pages. leo— another quick look at sunday's front pages. i~pl3 c another quick look at sunday's front pages. m? c pip“ front pages. leo the mail on sunday leads with sevilla tried to cover up speeding offence. the sunday telegraph has- the sunday telegraph has nppnappan— the sunday telegraph has migration sa— the sunday telegraph has migration sa bakhmut student vpea— migration sa bakhmut student kenpe— migration sa bakhmut student visa kerbs. the— migration sa bakhmut student visa kerbs. the observer has top panv— visa kerbs. the observer has top panv panan— visa kerbs. the observer has top panv panane . — visa kerbs. the observer has top tory donors . we— visa kerbs. the observer has top tory donors . we end- visa kerbs. the observer has top tory donors . pi“2 pip“ tory donors. we end on a holocaust fraud claims. please cut loose is mike. the sunday pvpneee— cut loose is mike. the sunday pvpneee pae— cut loose is mike. the sunday express has brexit— cut loose is mike. the sunday express has brexit will- p2.. the sunday express has brexit will be a naanpnp— express has brexit will be a roaring success. i have to be able to finish this because it's all. think of a horrible parm sandhu from this morning and the daily star has hardly one. wally zero. and those were your

pnanp— wally zero. and those were your panp papee— wally zero. and those were your front pages. nice— wally zero. and those were your front pages. nice headline . front pages. nice headline. ppanke— front pages. nice headline. ppanke pan— front pages. nice headline. thanks for listening. abby. leo cnnee— thanks for listening. abby. leo cnnee .—

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