switzerland. there's aged 83in switzerland. there's a picture of her there— aged 83in switzerland. there's a picture of her there just- aged 83in switzerland. there's a picture of her there just as- g: 83 " : there's a picture of her there just as she stands— picture of her there just as she stands on— picture of her there just as she stands on some— picture of her there just as she stands on some lego. and yeah, she-s— stands on some lego. and yeah, she-s an— stands on some lego. and yeah, she's an incredible— stands on some lego. and yeah, she's an incredible rock icon . she's an incredible rock icon. 60 year— she's an incredible rock icon. eo year areer— she's an incredible rock icon. 60 year career overcame you knew,— 60 year career overcame you knew, erre— 60 year career overcame you knew, are from — 60 year career overcame you know, she from a— 60 year career overcame you know, she from a time where she overcame genuine— know, she from a time where she overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine— overcame genuine sin, racism, gerarrre ,— overcame genuine sin, racism, geaarae , yea— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine , you know, terrible genuine, you know, terrible areaaeree— genuine, you know, terrible obstacles to _ genuine, you know, terrible obstacles to defeat and also misogyny— obstacles to defeat and also mreagyrry er— obstacles to defeat and also misogyny or husband abused her. she misogyny or husband abused her. she read— misogyny or husband abused her. she had escaped— misogyny or husband abused her. she had escaped that that rearrraeg — she had escaped that that marriage. yeah. so she's she's really— marriage. yeah. so she's she's really inspirational figure and i really inspirational figure and r rarer— really inspirational figure and r think you— really inspirational figure and i think you know today's generation— i think you know today's generation who complain about you knew— generation who complain about you know are— generation who complain about you know the slightest little microaggression or misgendering coura— microaggression or misgendering eaara rearra— microaggression or misgendering eaara team a— microaggression or misgendering could learn a few— microaggression or misgendering could learn a few things from her. — could learn a few things from her. -absolutely. - could learn a few things from. her. -absolutely. -you her. yeah, absolutely. were you arr—rer— her. yeah, absolutely. were you a_turner ? chris- a fan of tina turner.7 chris skudder a fan of tina turner? chris skudder well,— a fan of tina turner? chris skudder well, |_ a fan of tina turner? chris skudder well, i know- , chris skudder well, i know the hits, of course. well,— skudder well, i know the hits, of course. well, we- skudder well, i know the hits, of course. vac“ of course. well, we all know the hits. can't i know the hits. i can't say i know the aerate— hits. i can't say i know the aerate ar— hits. i can't say i know the details of all— hits. i can't say i know the details of all the - " i can't say i know the details of all the album tracks, but-fantastic. - details of all the album tracks, but-fantastic. tina- details of all the album tracks, but fantastic. but yeah, fantastic. tina the tees. —caul but yeah, fantastic. tina the legs. call her. legs. my dad used to call her. really? yes. which isn't she did that— really? yes. which isn't she did that taree— really? yes. which isn't she did that dance where— really? yes. which isn't she did that dance where she- t“ yes. which isn't she did that dance where she did . m m that dance where she did. mick. ratat— that dance where she did. mick. tater-tater— that dance where she did. mick. mick-based his- that dance where she did. mick. mick based his stage mick jagger based his stage persona on tina turner. are you just making that up? no, no , just making that up? no, no, that's thing. it feels that's a real thing. it feels plausible..feels- plausible. it feels like something— plausible. it feels like something would plausible. it feels like something-would in pub something you would say in a pub quiz— something you would say in a pub aare-tre— something you would say in a pub quiz-the internet.- something you would say in a pub quiz the internet. and quiz before the internet. and i'd

quiz before the internet. and tat—yea. i quiz before the internet. and| tat—yea. tt-a i'd have to believe you. it's very— i'd have to believe you. it's very eat.— i'd have to believe you. it's very sad, though,- i'd have to believe you. it's very sad, though, when these stars just there stars who've just been there forever you just forever and you just you just take them for granted that they're always then they're always there. but then they're always there. but then they shocked to they go. and i was shocked to find i because find out that, i mean, because if then that means i'm if she's 83, then that means i'm also also getting on if she's 83, then that means i'm a|bit. also getting on if she's 83, then that means i'm a|bit. yeah.» getting on if she's 83, then that means i'm a|bit. yeah. it'stting on if she's 83, then that means i'm a|bit. yeah. it's allg on if she's 83, then that means i'm a|bit. yeah. it's all about on if she's 83, then that means i'm a|bit. yeah. it's all about you,1 a bit. yeah. it's all about you, leot— a bit. yeah. it's all about you, tea, art— a bit. yeah. it's all about you, tea, art year— e yeah. it's all about you, leo, and your mortality is it remtrrte— leo, and your mortality is it remtrrte yea— leo, and your mortality is it reminds you that, you know, i'm not reminds you that, you know, i'm rat-earma— reminds you that, you know, i'm not-spring chicken.- not you're no spring chicken. terre— not you're no spring chicken. none at— not you're no spring chicken. none at ae— not you're no spring chicken. none at as are— not you're no spring chicken. none of us are young anymore. not you're no spring chicken. none of l ”young anymore. not you're no spring chicken. none of l ”c: ] anymore. not you're no spring chicken. none of l ”c: cite/q nore. not you're no spring chicken. none of l ”c: cite/q no. no, you're not. okay well, before starts crying before leo starts crying about that, we're move to that, we're going to move on to the theatre. have the guardian theatre. what have they on? they've also got they got on? they've also got trea— they got on? they've also got tea-arr— they got on? they've also got tina -on -front- they got on? they've also got tina -on -front cover| they got on? they've also goti tina -on -front cover , tina turner on the front cover, tat— tina turner on the front cover, tat trey— tina turner on the front cover, tat ttrey tave— tina turner on the front cover, but they have this— tina turner on the front cover, but they have this story. rishi serrat— but they have this story. rishi sunak-pressure- but they have this story. rishi sunak pressure to cancel sunak under pressure to cancel terre— sunak under pressure to cancel earte retreate— sunak under pressure to cancel boris johnson's honours list . boris johnson's honours list. okay,— boris johnson's honours list. oray, ea— boris johnson's honours list. okay, so explain— boris johnson's honours list. okay, so explain this. " okay, so explain this. this is in okay, so explain this. this is tr tre— okay, so explain this. this is tn the wate— okay, so explain this. this is in the wake of all the pressure thatis in the wake of all the pressure that is mounting. all the pressure. yes.— that is mounting. all the pressure. yes. the- g all the pressure. yes. the police have got— pressure. yes. the police have at rte— pressure. yes. the police have got his-diaries. - pressure. yes. the police have got his diaries. oh so got his covid diaries. oh so garag— got his covid diaries. oh so tetra ta— got his covid diaries. oh so we're going to find out about all we're going to find out about at rate— we're going to find out about all his parties— we're going to find out about all his parties and what he got up all his parties and what he got arr-tarrag— all his parties and what he got uplduring covid. - all his parties and what he got up during covid. and of up to during covid. and of course, this— up to during covid. and of course, this was- up to during covid. and of course, this was some time ago. art— course, this was some time ago. art rte— course, this was some time ago. art rte wttt— course, this was some time ago. and his with now— course, this was some time ago. and his with now two prime mtrtetere— and his with now two prime ministers ahead— and his with now two prime ministers ahead aren't we? yes, we wrat— ministers ahead aren't we? yes, we are. what do— ministers ahead aren't we? yes, we are. what do you make of this aeeareea — we are. what do you make of this aeeareea a— we are. what do you make of this accursed? a lot— we are. what do you make of this accursed? a lot of— we are. what do you make of this accursed? ' accursed? a lot of people are saying this is of witch saying this is a bit of a witch hunt. know, there's hunt. and, you know, there's even been that there was an

article in the express talking even been that there was an article how 1e express talking even been that there was an article how 1e expre a talking even been that there was an article how 1e expre a talkof| about how there is a sort of secret plot or least there's secret plot or at least there's a that there's a perception that there's a secret to of out, secret plot to sort of get out, get out all the brexiteers within do you think within the party. do you think this convincing? it could be, this is convincing? it could be, couldn't mean, angela couldn't it? i mean, angela tayrrer— couldn't it? i mean, angela ttayrrerleaytrre— couldn't it? i mean, angela. rayner-saying-impossible rayner is saying it's impossible for rayner is saying it's impossible tar—ahead. - rayner is saying it's impossible for—ahead. now. for the list to go ahead. now there-e— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh accusations and you— there's fresh accusations and yea—tel you think i don't know, is it, is.impossible?_ you think i don't know, is it, islimpossible? i- you think i don't know, is it, is impossible? i think it is it impossible? i think it certa— is it impossible? i think it teatt 90— is it impossible? i think it could go ahead, couldn't it? it eaatt. — could go ahead, couldn't it? it eaatt. nae— could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. -are you- could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. -are you are- could. leo, are you are you i mean, you you like the old conspiracy theory, don't you? do you trying you think they are trying to because they're going after suella braverman well. and suella braverman as well. and now could be now anybody who could be rematety— now anybody who could be remotely conservative, most most of remotely conservative, most most at—aetaattyl of the tory party could actually teet— of the tory party could actually just—anybodvl just be in labour. so anybody wrea— just be in labour. so anybody. who—differentiate who could actually differentiate the who could actually differentiate tree—tatter- the tory party from labour. tatter— the tory party from labour. labour, they're _ the tory party from labour. labour, they're after labour, they're going after them.— labour, they're going after. there—seems labour, they're going after- them. _seems to labour, they're going after- them._seems to be them. and yet labour seems to be taettre— tacking to the right and teearrrtrre— tacking to the right and- becoming-conservative becoming the new conservative party. — becoming the new conservative party. _ridiculous. - party. but it's ridiculous. i meat-garag- party. but it's ridiculous. i- mean,-going-boris mean, they're going after boris in mean, they're going after boris tr-wttet— mean, they're going after boris in -witch hunt— mean, they're going after boris in -witch hunt to, - mean, they're going after boris in witch hunt to, to find in this witch hunt to, to find out— in this witch hunt to, to find eat-tave— in this witch hunt to, to find eat-rave a- in this witch hunt to, to find out have a second slice out did he have a second slice of out did he have a second slice at eater— out did he have a second slice of cake? were— out did he have a second slice of cake? were there balloons? ott— of cake? were there balloons? ott _aata, - of cake? were there balloons?| did - little, - know, did he have a little, you know, paper—tate- did he have a little, you know, paper—rate arra- paper umbrella in his pina eatatae— colada? it's absolute nonsense. wett— colada? it's absolute nonsense. wett-eaatt- colada? it's absolute nonsense. well,-could be- well, a balloon could be dangerous— well, a balloon could be dangerous airborne dangerous in an airborne partemte— dangerous in an airborne pandemic because if one of them pops- — pandemic because if one of them pare. -yeat.— pandemic because if one of them pare. -yeat.yea- pandemic because if one of them pops. _yeah, you know- pandemic because if one of them pops. well, yeah, you know what i mean? you've got to blow them up tar— i mean? you've got to blow them up tar tate— i mean? you've got to blow them up for this absolutely— , you've got to blow them up for this absolutely absolute nonsense because it's a

patrtteee— nonsense because it's a pointless hunt. he nonsense because it's a- pointless-hunt. he he's pointless witch hunt. he he's gone-— pointless witch hunt. he he's gone..cressida_ pointless witch hunt. he he's gone. cressida said, we've gone. as cressida said, we've tat— gone. as cressida said, we've tat ta. — gone. as cressida said, we've tat ta. ta— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. is it?— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. is it? i— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. fl " gone. as cressida said, we've had to. 7 " had to. is it? i mean, a lot of people are saying that he might stage a comeback some point. stage a comeback at some point. yeah. this really yeah. and you know, this really is scuppering that is about scuppering that scuppering any chance of electoral haven't electoral success haven't they already just written that off anyway at point? yeah so anyway at this point? yeah so they purge the they might as well purge the conservative party of actual conservatives. yeah. and i think if conservatives. yeah. and i think tt trey-re— conservatives. yeah. and i think tt ttey-re-ea— conservatives. yeah. and i think if they're-go after- if they're going to go after arrytaty— if they're going to go after anybody politician if they're going to go after- anybody-politician who's anybody who any politician who's ever done anything— anybody who any politician who's ever done anything they ever done anything wrong, they tart-t— ever done anything wrong, they tart—ta— ever done anything wrong, they tart—ta apert- ever done anything wrong, they don't—to open that. don't really want to open that tartara-e— pandora's box. well, no, they tettrttety— pandora's box. well, no, they tettattpeapte— pandora's box. well, no, they definitpeople bored - pandora's box. well, no, they definit : g aren't people bored of partygate ? imean, aren't people bored of partygate ? i mean, they are very bored of partygate— ? i mean, they are very bored of partygate .— 7’ i mean, they are very bored of partygate . absolutely. partygate. absolutely. and as you— partygate. absolutely. and as yea—teattae- partygate. absolutely. and as you—looking for. you say, they're looking for these— you say, they're looking for these any,— you say, they're looking for these tiny, tiny— you say, they're looking for these tiny, tiny things , not these tiny, tiny things, not parking— these tiny, tiny things, not parking fines,— these tiny, tiny things, not parking fines, speeding fines are— parking fines, speeding fines art tetare— parking fines, speeding fines and before we— parking fines, speeding fines and before we had that story about— and before we had that story about ttett — and before we had that story about rishi seatbelt, not all treat— about rishi seatbelt, not all that terre— about rishi seatbelt, not all that long age.— about rishi seatbelt, not all that long ago. yeah. these aret— that long ago. yeah. these aren't really— that long ago. yeah. these aren't really enormous matters aren't really enormous matters trey.— aren't really enormous matters ttey. vea— aren't really enormous matters are they. you know the president of are they. you know the president at tre— are they. you know the president at the usa— are they. you know the president of the usa, the _ are they. you know the president of the usa, the former president is of the usa, the former president te paving— of the usa, the former president te aaytrae treet— of the usa, the former president is paying hush money to a star art— is paying hush money to a star art treat— is paying hush money to a star and rishi sunak— is paying hush money to a star and rishi sunak gets fined £50 for and rishi sunak gets fined £50 tor a— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 tor a tatt— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 tor a at at— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 for a bit of seat— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 for a bit of seat belt by the earret— for a bit of seat belt by the current president of the usa is reeetvtrre— current president of the usa is receiving mail— current president of the usa is receiving mail or— current president of the usa is receiving mail or his family's reeetvtrrg— receiving mail or his family's receiving millions from china .

receiving millions from china. right? te— receiving millions from china. ttgtte te treat— receiving millions from china. right? is that right?- receiving millions from china. $37 is that right? is receiving millions from china. 337 is that right? is that or right? is that right? is that or is right? is that right? is that or te treat— right? is that right? is that or is that confirmed? - 3g7 is that right? is that or is that confirmed? 3 37 is that right? is that or is that confirmed? the house oversight committee . all right. oversight committee. all right. well, there we go. so he can say it. anyway, we're move it. anyway, we're going to move on daily mail next. leo, on to the daily mail next. leo, what are they? they lift“ jr? eat it? e "rim leo, what are they? they obviously have — what are they? they obviously have a— what are they? they obviously have a picture— what are they? they obviously have a picture of— what are they? they obviously have a picture of tina turner, tat—trey- have a picture of tina turner, but—they have?| have a picture of tina turner,- but_they have? so but what else do they have? so tate— but what else do they have? so tare—pretty- this is some some pretty outstanding— this is some some pretty outstanding investigative tearaatterr— outstanding investigative journalism the the daily journalism by the by the daily matt— journalism by the by the daily mail-resulted- journalism by the by the daily mail-resulted in- journalism by the by the daily mail resulted in the head mail that's resulted in the head of mail that's resulted in the head at seattarrt— mail that's resulted in the head of scotland _vip - mail that's resulted in the head of scotland vip sex abuse of scotland yard's vip sex abuse traveetteattarr— of scotland yard's vip sex abuse traveetteattarr ,— of scotland yard's vip sex abuse investigation , steve rodhouse, investigation, steve rodhouse, treat-e— investigation, steve rodhouse, treats the — investigation, steve rodhouse, that's the name— investigation, steve rodhouse, that's the name of the name of the mar— that's the name of the name of the rat— that's the name of the name of the man, not the— that's the name of the name of the man, not the investigation . the man, not the investigation. it the man, not the investigation. t was— the man, not the investigation. tt arr— the man, not the investigation. it was an operation rodhouse no , it it was an operation rodhouse no , tt was— it was an operation rodhouse no , it was operation— it was an operation rodhouse no , it was operation midland. yes, i , it was operation midland. yes, . rerrerrert— , it was operation midland. yes, i remember this. _ , it was operation midland. yes, i remember this. e , it was operation midland. yes, iremember this. f i remember this. so it came after— i remember this. so it came after savile. so he's facing gross misconduct charges over allegations he lied in public. so after savile, you know, people were looking around for anything else, any other, you know , hidden rings or anything know, hidden rings or anything like that, apart from grooming gangs, which they preferred to to, ignore. but they found this guy, carl beech. his blog was found by a journalist and he was making all these allegations about paedophilia and also murder of children linked to dolphin square in pimlico . and

dolphin square in pimlico. and it was all, you know, high ranking celebs treaties and the prime minister and the prime minister, it was really, you know , it was ritualistic murder know, it was ritualistic murder and sexual abuse, which was obviously not true, right. when i heard it, i thought,- 9 when i heard it, i thought, that's etearty— i heard it, i thought, that's etearty rat— i heard it, i thought, that's clearly not true. lattice i heard it, i thought, that's clearly not true. will clearly not true. well, when i heard it, i was like, oh, that makes sense. so we have ttttererrt— so we have different perspectives of politicians, _ different perspectives of politicians, suppose. different perspectives of politicians, isuppose. this politicians, i suppose. and this guy politicians, i suppose. and this gay-wres— politicians, i suppose. and this guy who's making the guy who's who's making the accusations. carl beech, you know, fantasist and know, obviously a fantasist and he was a and he was two he himself was a and he was two liars, came to back him up. but they've escaped criminal prosecution, so they're just named b in this. but named as a and b in this. but yeah, the, the head of the investigation, steve rodhouse, he escaped , you know any he he escaped, you know any he dodged one misconduct hearing. but finally he's been brought down after pitched operation. midland was an absolute disaster . i midland was an absolute disaster . . weara— midland was an absolute disaster . . rat— midland was an absolute disaster . i mean, not only— midland was an absolute disaster . i mean, not only was it hugely eperrswe— . i mean, not only was it hugely eperrswe rt— . i mean, not only was it hugely expensive, it travesty of expensive, it was a travesty of tastes — expensive, it was a travesty of tastes ._ expensive, it was a travesty of tastes t-ttey- expensive, it was a travesty of justice. i they were justice. i mean, they were tattrre— justice. i mean, they were tattae-at- justice. i mean, they were. taking-of fantasists, taking the word of fantasists, watert— taking the word of fantasists,. wrist—trait which anyone with half a brain waatt— which anyone with half a brain waatt tave— which anyone with half a brain would have known not to trust. eat— would have known not to trust. eat-teat— would have known not to trust. eat-teat at— would have known not to trust. but head of scotland yard but the head of scotland yard cameo-— but the head of scotland yard came -on live _ but the head of scotland yard came -on live i and - but the head of scotland yard came on live and said came out on live tv and said these— came out on live tv and said these accusations— came out on live tv and said these accusations are credible arra— these accusations are credible art trae. — these accusations are credible and true. .forget_ these accusations are credible and true. forget about due and true. so forget about due

process— and true. so forget about due aasess . we-s— and true. so forget about due process . he's just decided all process. he's just decided all of process. he's just decided all at-ts— process. he's just decided all at-ts true.— process. he's just decided all of-is true. we— process. he's just decided all of is true. we don't have of this is true. we don't have to of this is true. we don't have ta warry— of this is true. we don't have ta warry ataat— of this is true. we don't have to worry about court. what is going— to worry about court. what is gates-tree- to worry about court. what is going-the police. to worry about court. what is going the police just going on when the police just i wears—tarrag- going on when the police just i mean,_doing their. mean, they're not doing their tats— mean, they're not doing theiri jobs—situation? mean, they're not doing their. jobs—situation? jobs in that kind of situation? atsatatety—t- jobs in that kind of situation? absolutely—i don't absolutely not. i mean, i don't know. is it because in the short term they think it's good for their don't know. do term they think it's good for theiwant don't know. do term they think it's good for theiwant to don't know. do term they think it's good for theiwant to (thet know. do term they think it's good for theiwant to (the guyiw. do term they think it's good for theiwant to (the guy dealing you want to be the guy dealing with the time? well, with it at the time? well, i think it might have started when keir of keir starmer was director of pubuc keir starmer was director of public because he public prosecutions because he started we started this thing saying we must the victim. and he must believe the victim. and he said the said victim. he changed the language— said victim. he changed the language from _ said victim. he changed the language from complainant to wsttrr — language from complainant to wsttrr _raasstrra- victim again by passing dramatically,- dramatically, you know, finding tree.— dramatically, you know, finding the-_havel the. yes, because there have teen— the. yes, because there have been-failings,- the. yes, because there have. been _failings,.you been so many failings, as you say,— been so many failings, as you say, there— been so many failings, as you say, there have— been so many failings, as you say, there have been so many tatttras— say, there have been so many taunts-past— say, there have been so many failings-past with- say, there have been so many failings past with people failings in the past with people not-believed— failings in the past with people not believed genuine not being believed and genuine wsttrrrs— not being believed and genuine warms-tetra— not being believed and genuine victims being believed that victims not being believed that they—and! victims not being believed that. trey—art sata they went the other way and said tettewe— they went the other way and said tettewe-twt— believe everyone, but there's a lot believe everyone, but there's a tat-aut— believe everyone, but there's a tat-art there,— believe everyone, but there's a lot-out there, of- lot of liars out there, ofi course. _short lot of liars out there, of- course. _short term, course. so in the short term, you be the good guy, but you get to be the good guy, but you're not actually investigating at all. yeah, well, good that g? g yeah, well, good that people investigating at all. yeah,- well,-good that people are well, it's good that people are tetra— well, it's good that people are being-account- well, it's good that people are being-account for- being held to account for it. i tave— being held to account for it. i tawelsay. — being held to account for it. i have-say. we're— being held to account for it. i have say. we're going to move being held to account for it. i halnow say. we're going to move being held to account for it. i halnow to y. we're going to move being held to account for it. i halnow to the ie're going to move being held to account for it. i halnow to the express. g to move being held to account for it. i halnow to the express. consider.3 on now to the express. consider. what-s— on now to the express. consider. wtat-s tats— on now to the express. consider. what's this about— on now to the express. consider. what's this about coming to the uk what's this about coming to the at-teat— what's this about coming to the tat-teat warti- uk car plant deal worth tttttarrs. — uk car plant deal worth billions. so- uk car plant deal worth billions. " t“ uk car plant deal worth- billions. so britain to win race for land rover. for jaguar, land rover. gigafactory. forjaguar, land rover. gigafactory. don't know. a gigafactory? i don't know. a really big factory . what could really big factory. what could

just call it a big factory? a bigger factory like a gigafactory- bigger factory like a gigafactory just sounds ridiculous— gigafactory just sounds ridiculous. - gigafactory just sounds ridiculous . /r:::r. gigafactory just sounds ridiculous. /r:::r. gigafactory just sounds ridiculous. v/rzzr. gigafactory just sounds- ridiculous . you know, you got ridiculous. you know, you got giga. giga bytes and- ridiculous. v/rzzr. grit ggr? giga bytes and gigawatts. giga. giga bytes and gigawatts. staawatts— giga. giga bytes and gigawatts. staawatts arra— giga. giga bytes and gigawatts. gigawatts and also— ggr? giga bytes and gigawatts. gigawatts and also it makes it saunt— gigawatts and also it makes it saarrt tasty.— gigawatts and also it makes it sound tacky. it's— gigawatts and also it makes it sound tacky. it's batteries tesase— sound tacky. it's batteries because these _ sound tacky. it's batteries because these cars will have tattertes. — because these cars will have batteries. right.— because these cars will have batteries. right. okay ©3er because these cars will have batteries. right. okay 03er e batteries. right. okay okay. it tass— batteries. right. okay okay. iti ases—saunas does sound tacky and it sounds like set in that like it should be set in that lottery. a gigafactory lottery. voice a gigafactory three it's coming britain, three so it's coming to britain, britain spain . the britain set to beat spain. the chairman's meeting, the prime minister next week. so it looks like it's all going ahead. and this is fantastic, isn't it? because we think of car manufacturing left the manufacturing as having left the uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sarry— uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sarry ta— uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sarry ta ra— uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sorry to rain on the parade here, but it's not just like we've we've won this basically . we've we've won this basically. jeremy hunt, the british chancellor, the business chancellor, offered the business half a billion, half £1 billion to come here, which is which is more like more leo which is more than the more than the 300 million promised by madrid. okay so basically we bid it, we bribe people to come here, speculate , people to come here, speculate, to accumulate. but it's interesting,— to accumulate. but it's interesting, isn't- eec. but it's interesting, isn't it, because tats— interesting, isn't it, because ttts trarrt— interesting, isn't it, because this front cover,— interesting, isn't it, because this front cover, they say in the— this front cover, they say in the subtitle,— this front cover, they say in

the subtitle, who said brexit is tat— the subtitle, who said brexit is bad-business?— the subtitle, who said brexit is bad business? now, again and bad for business? now, again and agar..— bad for business? now, again and agate, were— bad for business? now, again and again, we're getting various aeaate— again, we're getting various people whenever something good rappers—treat- people whenever something good happenwill_brexit. people whenever something good happenwill say, brexit people whenever something good happenwill say, look, brexit people whenever something good happenwill say, look, this rexit papers will say, look, this straws— papers will say, look, this shows- brexit - papers will say, look, this shows - brexit is - papers will say, look, this shows brexit is great. shows that brexit is great. wherever— shows that brexit is great. whenever something bad happens, ttey-tt— they'll say, look, this shows treat— they'll say, look, this shows treat-awtat. - they'll say, look, this shows that-awful. can- they'll say, look, this shows that awful. can we that brexit is awful. can we tast— that brexit is awful. can we test att— that brexit is awful. can we test at agree— that brexit is awful. can we just all agree that we should watt— just all agree that we should watt zo— just all agree that we should wait 20 years?— just all agree that we should wait 20 years? look back and just all agree that we should wait decide �*s? look back and just all agree that we should wait decide whetherback and just all agree that we should wait decide whetherback awas then decide whether brexit was bad then decide whether brexit was tat-aesaase- then decide whether brexit was bad-because i- then decide whether brexit was bad because i just bad or good? because i just tart-t— bad or good? because i just tart—traw- bad or good? because i justj don't—know until don't think we'll know until there. — don't think we'll know until there. ._ don't think we'll know until there. t-tt-s- don't think we'll know until then. i-it's going. don't think we'll know until then. c grit g don't think we'll know until- then. i-it's going to take then. i think it's going to take longer 20 years probably. longer than 20 years probably. so let's say 50, let's say 100, art— so let's say 50, let's say 100, art-war-t— so let's say 50, let's say 100,| and _won't-even and then i won't have to even ttsterr— and then i won't have to even listen-because- and then i won't have to even listen - because i'm - and then i won't have to even listen because i'm bored listen to it because i'm bored of listen to it because i'm bored at rt.— listen to it because i'm bored at t. wttt— listen to it because i'm bored of it. will have— listen to it because i'm bored of it. will have been back in art— of it. will have been back in art art— of it. will have been back in and out-times- of it. will have been back in and out-times by- of it. will have been back in and out times by then, and out a few times by then, wart-t— and out a few times by then, wtre- — and out a few times by then, won't-sure. we- and out a few times by then,- won't-sure. we-have won't yeah, sure. we might have swea— won't yeah, sure. we might have surest-wett— won't yeah, sure. we might have sarea-wett, ._ won't yeah, sure. we might have cured-well, i might- won't yeah, sure. we might have cured well, i might still won't yeah, sure. we might have curaround well, i might still won't yeah, sure. we might have curaround that, i might still won't yeah, sure. we might have curaround that will ight still won't yeah, sure. we might have curaround that will bet still won't yeah, sure. we might have curaround that will be partl be around at that will be part of be around at that will be part at sttrra. — be around at that will be part of china. yeah.— be around at that will be part of china. yeah. we- be around at that will be part of china. v425?" �*vw�*rz; g of china. yeah. we might be. but you of china. yeah. we might be. eat yaw traw— of china. yeah. we might be. but you know,icould- of china. yeah. we might be. but you know,icould do- of china. v425?" �*vw�*rz; g but you know, could do with but you know, i could do with tearrtrra— but you know, i could do with learning language. learning a second language. twat-s— learning a second language. treats-were— learning a second language. that's we're going to move learning a second language. thrnow we're going to move learning a second language. thrnow to we're going to move learning a second language. thrnow to thez're going to move learning a second language. thrnow to the metal ng to move learning a second language. thrnow to the metal pro.o move learning a second language. thrnow to the metal pro. leo. ve on now to the metal pro. leo. what-s— on now to the metal pro. leo. wtat-s tats— on now to the metal pro. leo. what's this about— on now to the metal pro. leo. what's this about a devil baby? so what's this about a devil baby? salsastat— what's this about a devil baby? solsocial media— what's this about a devil baby? solsocial media influencer- what's this about a devil baby? so a social media influencer who labelled herself devil baby stalked three stalked and harassed three premier footballers , a premier league footballers, a court heard. so she's called court has heard. so she's called aulus sloane. she's she's aulus sloane. she's 22. she's alleged sent dozens of alleged to have sent dozens of texts, whatsapp messages and instagram chelsea instagram post to chelsea midfielder mason mount, his team—mate ben chilwell and ex

team—mate ben chilwell and ex team—mate billy gilmour as well as calling them an a number of occasions as so she briefly dated mason mount. i think briefly dated is probably a polite way of putting it right . polite way of putting it right. but but be an impolite way of putting it and mason mount has discovered the intersection of hot and crazy at the age of 24, he's found out that you get these these girls who they seem they seem very attractive , but they seem very attractive, but they're also mentally. i think cressida anyone _ they're also mentally. i think cressida anyone you- ithink cressida anyone you know, you waattrr-t— cressida anyone you know, you waattrtt te— cressida anyone you know, you wouldn't be with— cressida anyone you know, you wouldn't be with someone who satts— wouldn't be with someone who calls himself— wouldn't be with someone who calls himself devil baby. that's twat-s— calls himself devil baby. that's ttat-s yaw— calls himself devil baby. that's that's your first— calls himself devil baby. that's that's your first clue, did he rate— that's your first clue, did he not?-material- that's your first clue, did he. not?-material.what not? marriage material is what i say-- _ not? marriage material is what i say-- -i_ not? marriage material is what ii say-. _i completely say to that. well, i completely agree . i completely agree. it is agree. i completely agree. it is something that very successful young men are prone to, isn't it? i suppose it's part of that. i don't want to say it's part of the job and he should be. i mean, it's dreadful. it's absolutely if it was my brother, i'd be furious. yes but i'm not totally shocked. i bet it doesn't happen often to doesn't happen as often to people who champion chess people who are champion chess players. it people who are champion chess players . it was my brother. i'd

players. it was my brother. i'd be tettattet— players. it was my brother. i'd be delighted for— it was my brother. i'd be delighted for him. okay war,— be delighted for him. okay watt. we— be delighted for him. okay watt. we as— be delighted for him. okay well, we do offer- be delighted for him. okay well, we do offer different points of view on this show, but those are the front pages out of the way. do in a minute the way. do join us in a minute for labour's brexit plans, the impending crisis, and impending economic crisis, and whether will see the end of whether we will see the end of that awful man . missy, see you that awful man. missy, see you in a

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thursday's top news stories are comedians leo aukus and cressida whetter an so we're going to kick off this section with thursday's mirror. leo is this the end of the suella braverman witch hunt ? probably not. so witch hunt? probably not. so tame— witch hunt? probably not. so home secretary— rt 7 probably not. so home secretary suella braverman will home secretary suella braverman wttt rat— home secretary suella braverman wttt rrat tase— home secretary suella braverman will not face investigation into saeettrra— will not face investigation into saeeatag tree— will not face investigation into speeding fine row . will not face investigation into speeding fine row. i'm embarrassed- speeding fine row. i'm embarrassed for british media at this embarrassed for british media at ttts aatrrt. — embarrassed for british media at ttts aatrrt. rte— embarrassed for british media at this point. the stuff they try arra— this point. the stuff they try aret aet— this point. the stuff they try and get politicians for. like you— and get politicians for. like yaw say,— and get politicians for. like you say, there's— and get politicians for. like you say, there's rishi sunak seattett— you say, there's rishi sunak seatbelt moment. yeah, there's tarts— seatbelt moment. yeah, there's tarts tatrsar— seatbelt moment. yeah, there's boris johnson with they did tarrag— boris johnson with they did bring ttrrr — boris johnson with they did bring him down with partygate and bring him down with partygate aret aw— bring him down with partygate and now they're— bring him down with partygate and now they're still trying to twist— and now they're still trying to tyres-traw— and now they're still trying to trying-know nail- and now they're still trying to trying know nail hammer trying to you know nail hammer rats— trying to you know nail hammer rats-tats— trying to you know nail hammer nails-his coffin— trying to you know nail hammer nails his coffin with that nails into his coffin with that art— nails into his coffin with that art aw— nails into his coffin with that and now suella— nails into his coffin with that and now suella braverman who she she and now suella braverman who she ste tat— and now suella braverman who she ste tat ta— and now suella braverman who she ste tat ta tate— and now suella braverman who she she had to take she— and now suella braverman who she she had to take she ,_ and now suella braverman who she she had to take she , she had to she had to take she, she had to tate— she had to take she, she had to take a— she had to take she, she had to take a speed— she had to take she, she had to take a speed awareness course. ves— take a speed awareness course. ves arra— take a speed awareness course. ves ara ste— take a speed awareness course. yes and she just— take a speed awareness course. yes and she just asked, you traw— yes and she just asked, you traw watta— yes and she just asked, you know, would it— yes and she just asked, you know, would it be possible to do it know, would it be possible to do tt privately?— know, would it be possible to do it privately? because, know, it privately? because, you know, she-s— it privately? because, you know, ste-s—trawrrl she's obviously a well known ttaare. — she's obviously a well known ttaare. _rtrra— she's obviously a well known figure.-and it- she's obviously a well known figure.-and it is- figure. right. and it is aassttte— figure. right. and it is possible-it- figure. right. and it is possible it privately figure. right. and it is- possible-it privately . possible to do it privately. watt.— possible to do it privately. watt. rt— possible to do it privately. well, it doesn't— possible to do it privately. well, it doesn't make- possible to do it privately. well, it doesn't make sense to me. mean, apparently they do me. i mean, apparently they do do that for famous people. yeah i mean, asking the question doesn't problem doesn't seem like a problem at all. all. she did pay all. no, not at all. she did pay the yeah, she took the

the fine. yeah, she she took the part.— the fine. yeah, she she took the aatrrt—ttrre. - the fine. yeah, she she took the aatrrt—ttrre. sal point. she paid the fine. so what— point. she paid the fine. so what the— point. she paid the fine. so what the hell— point. she paid the fine. so what the hell is— point. she paid the fine. so what the hell is going on? this isn't. just was never isn't. this just was never a story. well, i agree. i mean, wra— story. well, i agree. i mean, wta-artrtet- well, i agree. i mean, who printed something who hasn't printed something off on who hasn't printed something off art the— who hasn't printed something off art the atttse— who hasn't printed something off on the office printer? but but tsre-t— on the office printer? but but tsrr-t rt— on the office printer? but but tsrr-t tt twat— on the office printer? but but isn't it that she's— on the office printer? but but isn't it that she's doing that? war— isn't it that she's doing that? war sawt— isn't it that she's doing that? you can't-that. _ isn't it that she's doing that? you can't-that. -have. isn't it that she's doing that? you can't-that. -have toj you can't do that. you have to pay- you can't do that. you have to pay. realise that cressida pay. you realise that cressida boarding passes are all on our phones? the she. well phones? the point is she. well the titra— phones? the point is she. well the tire ts— phones? the point is she. well the thing is, was— phones? the point is she. well the thing is, was that- 7 the point is she. well the thing is, was that used the thing is, was that she used the thing is, was that she used tre-serwse— the thing is, was that she used the-service isn't- the thing is, was that she used the-service isn't it,- the thing is, was that she used the service isn't it, to the civil service isn't it, to tea— the civil service isn't it, to ttrra—tti find out rather than do it tersett— find out rather than do it herself-get— find out rather than do it herself-get a- find out rather than do it herself get a lawyer or herself or get a lawyer or sametttrra. — herself or get a lawyer or something. just the civil something. but just the civil serwse,— something. but just the civil sewtse,-.— something. but just the civil service,-. well- something. but just the civil service, . well they're something. but just the civil servicto . well they're something. but just the civil servicto do . well they're something. but just the civil servicto do stuff well they're something. but just the civil servicto do stuff forll they're something. but just the civil servicto do stuff for the ey're something. but just the civil servicto do stuff for the fore there to do stuff for the for tre— there to do stuff for the for the politicians. - there to do stuff for the for the politicians. "er ”rt; the politicians. they're obviously just angry that they had something, right. had to do something, right. yeah. civil service yeah. i think the civil service is absolutely— yeah. i think the civil service is absolutely messed up because it's-ideologically— is absolutely messed up because it's ideologically captured. it's so ideologically captured. for it's so ideologically captured. tar ae— it's so ideologically captured. tar tetra,— it's so ideologically captured. for one thing, they've got a reatty— for one thing, they've got a really partisan— for one thing, they've got a really partisan ._ for one thing, they've got a really partisan . you remember really partisan. you remember that—someonel really partisan. you remember. that—someone at that tweet that one someone at the swi— that tweet that one someone at the civil service— that tweet that one someone at the civil service put out last year— the civil service put out last year-these— the civil service put out last year-these awful- the civil service put out last year these awful people we year about these awful people we tave— year about these awful people we wave—rt- year about these awful people we wave—rt eat- year about these awful people we wave—rt eat rt- have to work for. and it got it got— have to work for. and it got it eat tetetet— have to work for. and it got it got deleted in— have to work for. and it got it got deleted in about minutes, got deleted in about 40 minutes, but got deleted in about 40 minutes, tat—was- got deleted in about 40 minutes, tat—was aut- but it was there. it was out there.— but it was there. it was out there. taw— but it was there. it was out there. you know,- but it was there. it was out there. you know, they just need to there. you know, they just need ta tarra— there. you know, they just need ta turn the— there. you know, they just need to burn the lot— there. you know, they just need to burn the lot of— there. you know, they just need to burn the lot of it. burn. it sas— to burn the lot of it. burn. iti sounds—broken sounds like she hasn't broken the sounds like she hasn't broken tree-sa. wa- sounds like she hasn't broken the-so. no, it's- sounds like she hasn't broken the no, it's just the code. so. no, it's just i tast— the code. so. no, it's just i test ayae— the code. so. no, it's just i just anyone who's- the code. no, it's just i just anyone who's it doesn't matter— just anyone who's it doesn't matter rt— just anyone who's it doesn't matter if you're _ just anyone who's it doesn't matter if you're for her aattstes— matter if you're for her policies or— matter if you're for her policies or against policies policies or against her policies , surety— policies or against her policies , sarety we— policies or against her policies , swrety we sa— policies or against her policies , surely we can all— policies or against her policies , surely we can all agree that tats—

, surely we can all agree that tats-a— , surely we can all agree that this-a complete- , surely we can all agree that this a complete of this was a complete waste of tree. — this was a complete waste of time. iabsolutely. - this was a complete waste of time. ' c�*ieg ' time. absolutely. another trend of pivot make about of pivot and make it about the prime rishi sunak prime minister rishi sunak dhhenng prime minister rishi sunak dithering over whether dithering for days over whether she should be in. she's just confused . what's going on? why confused. what's going on? why does matter? he's confused. what's going on? why doeslmatter? he's-other. does it matter? he's got other titres— does it matter? he's got other titres-teat— does it matter? he's got other things-deal with— does it matter? he's got other things-deal with than- things to deal with than sametaty— things to deal with than somebody like behaving aaaraartate— somebody like behaving appropriate and taking their parts. — appropriate and taking their parts. we— appropriate and taking their points. he probably didn't reattse— points. he probably didn't. realise—issue realise it was it was an issue tar— realise it was it was an issue tar aatstte— realise it was it was an issue tar aatstte at— realise it was it was an issue for outside of this of blob for outside of this sort of blob tattte. — for outside of this sort of blob bubble. well,— for outside of this sort of blob bubble. well, this- for outside of this sort of blob bubble. well, this is- for outside of this sort of blob bubble. well, this is just another example of the media sort running with something sort of running with something which just let which they should have just let drop . brexit news now drop anyway. brexit news now from the telegraph. labour want us do it all us to go back and do it all again, do they? well, they're saytrra— again, do they? well, they're saytrrg trey— again, do they? well, they're saying they don't. _ 3g? " r:r:::r g�*rz;«r7 well, they're saying they don't. labour 3g " r:r:::r g�*rz;«r7 well, they're saying they don't. labour would seet— saying they don't. labour would seek-stranges- saying they don't. labour would seek-changes to- saying they don't. labour would seek changes to brexit seek practical changes to brexit teat— seek practical changes to brexit teat tra— seek practical changes to brexit teat tre twe— seek practical changes to brexit deal in the first— seek practical changes to brexit deal in the first year. government- deal in the first year. government says reeves. government says rachel reeves. so government says rachel reeves. sa-saytrra— government says rachel reeves. sa-saytrra twe— government says rachel reeves. so saying the shadow so she's saying the shadow starsettar— so she's saying the shadow chancellor is— so she's saying the shadow chancellor is saying that keir starrrer— chancellor is saying that keir starmer would— chancellor is saying that keir starmer would seize on the bait to starmer would seize on the bait ta sreate— starmer would seize on the bait ta sreate a— starmer would seize on the bait to create a baked— starmer would seize on the bait to create a baked in review of the— to create a baked in review of the past— to create a baked in review of the pact scheduled for 2025. but what— the pact scheduled for 2025. but what srte-s— the pact scheduled for 2025. but what she's saying— the pact scheduled for 2025. but what she's saying is that they are-astra— what she's saying is that they are-gates ta— what she's saying is that they are-going to try- what she's saying is that they are going to try and rejoin are not going to try and rejoin the ta.— are not going to try and rejoin the ta. ta. — are not going to try and rejoin the eu. no. well,— are not going to try and rejoin the eu. no. write trz; the eu. no. well, no, they're saying we're not going into the single customs union saying we're not going into the siranything customs union saying we're not going into the siranything like customs union saying we're not going into the siranything like that. stoms union saying we're not going into the siranything like that. andis union saying we're not going into the siranything like that. and yomion or anything like that. and you know, do to tread know, labour do have to tread a bit carefully here because this is completely destroyed

is what completely destroyed their red wall was the their their red wall was the fact that they went for a people's vote, a second vote, even though 70% of labour constituencies voted leave and they can't now go back. i mean, starmer said that we're starmer has said that we're definitely back definitely not going back in the eu. you believe him ? well, i eu. do you believe him? well, i mean, there's the— eu. do you believe him? well, i mean, there's the eu— eu. do you believe him? well, i mean, there's the eu and- jr:::r " 7 well, i mean, there's the eu and then there-s— mean, there's the eu and then ttere-s tre— mean, there's the eu and then there's the then— mean, there's the eu and then there's the then there's the taraaearr— there's the then there's the- taraaearr—trraw european community. you know, there-s— european community. you know, there's-market. - european community. you know, there's-market. so. there's the single market. so yeah,— there's the single market. so yeah, tat— there's the single market. so yeah, but they're— there's the single market. so yeah, but they're saying they wart-t— yeah, but they're saying they won't rachel— yeah, but they're saying they won't rachel reeves is saying trey—wart- won't rachel reeves is saying trey—war-tltrtai they absolutely won't go into they absolutely won't go into tre-aware— they absolutely won't go into the-union, the- they absolutely won't go into the union, the customs the single union, the customs artarr.—ttey-ttl union. yeah, i think they'll tatte— union. yeah, i think they'll fudgelbecause- union. yeah, i think they'll fudge because we're already fudge it because we're already tarra— fudge it because we're already states—tra- doing lots of business in taste — doing lots of business in taste eat— doing lots of business in europe. but i— doing lots of business in europe. but i mean british sarrartesa— europe. but i mean british companies exporting companies so we're exporting a lot companies so we're exporting a tatlserwses— companies so we're exporting a tatlserwses ta— companies so we're exporting a lot services to europe and lot of services to europe and artttst— lot of services to europe and british companies are having to set up— british companies are having to set up sart— british companies are having to set up sort-shell— british companies are having to set up sort shell companies british companies are having to se'luxembourgihell companies british companies are having to se'luxembourg . ell companies british companies are having to se'luxembourg . and ompanies british companies are having to se'luxembourg . and that'siies in luxembourg. and that's a taaatate—te- in luxembourg. and that's a. loophole—be closed in luxembourg. and that's a- loophole_be closed by loophole that could be closed by by loophole that could be closed by bv-or— loophole that could be closed by ty-ar we— loophole that could be closed by ty-ar we sawt- loophole that could be closed by by-or we could just- loophole that could be closed by by or we could just make by europe or we could just make that— by europe or we could just make that a— by europe or we could just make that a at— by europe or we could just make that a bit more— by europe or we could just make that a bit more frictionless . it that a bit more frictionless. it seems ridiculous— that a bit more frictionless. it seems ridiculous to deny ourselves these sailing services arra— ourselves these sailing services aret satura— ourselves these sailing services and sailing goods— ourselves these sailing services and sailing goods europe. and sailing goods into europe. tat— and sailing goods into europe. tat-yaw— and sailing goods into europe. tat-yaw sttettty- but aren't you slightly concerned that they're sort of just creeping concerned that they're sort of just know, creeping concerned that they're sort of just know, scrapingreeping concerned that they're sort of just know, scraping at ping concerned that they're sort of just know, scraping at thei concerned that they're sort of just know, scraping at the door you know, scraping at the door of saying, please let us of the eu saying, please let us back verhofstadt back in verhofstadt or wherever, whoever's the moment? whoever's there at the moment? no, mean, think having no, i mean, i think having saweretgrrty— no, i mean, i think having sovereignty over own laws

sovereignty over our own laws arra— sovereignty over our own laws aret wattag— sovereignty over our own laws and having secure borders is what— and having secure borders is what we— and having secure borders is what we wanted— and having secure borders is what we wanted and we at the reassert— what we wanted and we at the moment we seem— what we wanted and we at the moment we seem to have the worst of moment we seem to have the worst at tatt— moment we seem to have the worst at bats wartts— moment we seem to have the worst of both worlds. so— moment we seem to have the worst of both worlds. so we're not getttrra— of both worlds. so we're not aetttrrg twe— of both worlds. so we're not getting the economic benefits of tetra— getting the economic benefits of tetra tr— getting the economic benefits of tetra tr tre— getting the economic benefits of being in the-we're- getting the economic benefits of being in the we're having to being in the eu. we're having to tra— being in the eu. we're having to first trese— being in the eu. we're having to find these workarounds also find these workarounds and also we-we-tre— find these workarounds and also we've-the opposite- find these workarounds and also we've the opposite of what we've got the opposite of what we've got the opposite of what we were promised— we've got the opposite of what we were promised by brexit. so we-we-yaa— we were promised by brexit. so we've-you know,- we were promised by brexit. so we've you know, record level we've got you know, record level tewets— we've got you know, record level tewets at— we've got you know, record level levels of migration— we've got you know, record level levels of migration illegal and teaat— levels of migration illegal and legal migration. _ levels of migration illegal and legal migration. e legal migration. isn't this prestigious that no one really carried it through , did they? carried it through, did they? you know, when theresa may was entrusted with this, she saw it as, basically damage as, you know, basically damage limitation. you know, because she to leave. limitation. you know, because she so to leave. limitation. you know, because she so she to leave. limitation. you know, because she so she she to leave. limitation. you know, because she so she she came ave. limitation. you know, because she so she she came up. limitation. you know, because she so she she came up with right. so she she came up with this ridiculous non deal and we're paying for that legacy ever really? yeah. ever since. really? well, yeah. ara— ever since. really? well, yeah. ara tre — ever since. really? well, yeah. ara tre _says— ever since. really? well, yeah. and the - says - if- ever since. really? well, yeah. and the - says - if we i and the article says that if we do and the article says that if we ta try— and the article says that if we ta try art— and the article says that if we do try and renegotiate in 2025, if do try and renegotiate in 2025, tt tt-s— do try and renegotiate in 2025, tt tt-s rat— do try and renegotiate in 2025, if it's not brussels— do try and renegotiate in 2025, if it's not brussels , just see if it's not brussels, just see it if it's not brussels, just see tt as— if it's not brussels, just see tt as a— if it's not brussels, just see it as a technical.- if it's not brussels, just see it as a technical. yeah, yeah. we-we— it as a technical. yeah, yeah. we-we ast— it as a technical. yeah, yeah. we-we aat ta— it as a technical. yeah, yeah. we've got to do— it as a technical. yeah, yeah. we've got to do a- it as a technical. yeah, yeah. we've got to do a review like yaw— we've got to do a review like your landlord— we've got to do a review like your landlord might over your rert. — your landlord might over your rent. - necessarily - your landlord might over your rent. necessarily going rent. it's not necessarily going to rent. it's not necessarily going ta—ta— rent. it's not necessarily going ta—ta reatty- rent. it's not necessarily going ta—ta reatty twrrri rent. it's not necessarily going. to_to really jump in to be a chance to really jump in art— to be a chance to really jump in and renegotiate— to be a chance to really jump in and renegotiate .— to be a chance to really jump in and renegotiate . and and renegotiate. no. and it's atsa— and renegotiate. no. and it's also-suggested- and renegotiate. no. and it's also suggested the also been suggested that the eu or also been suggested that the eu ar—art— also been suggested that the eu ar—art wttt- also been suggested that the eu or_want will want. or brussels will want will want tree— or brussels will want will want free movement— or brussels will want will want free movement at— or brussels will want will want free movement at that point , free movement at that point, wrtsr— free movement at that point, which completely gets away from the which completely gets away from tre wrate— which completely gets away from the whole point— which completely gets away from the whole point of— which completely gets away from the whole point of immigration, taesr-t—

the whole point of immigration, taesr-t-ttatt.— the whole point of immigration, doesn't-right. exactly. - doesn't it? right. exactly. okay. we're going to move okay. well, we're going to move on now to tick tock news in the guardian. about this guardian. this is about this prankster, mizzy. but i don't think prank these are think leo prank these are crimes, aren't they? yeah. and he's been he's been t.” at?“ l g�*rz;«r7 v425?" and he's been he's been found guilty of he's been he's been found guilty at treasrtra— he's been he's been found guilty of breaching his— he's been he's been found guilty of breaching his community aratesttar— of breaching his community protection notice. could you explain— protection notice. could you explain wrat— protection notice. could you explain what he— protection notice. could you explain what he what he's done. the— explain what he what he's done. ttts ray.— explain what he what he's done. ttts tay. tes— explain what he what he's done. ttts tray, has re— explain what he what he's done. this boy, he's 18 years— explain what he what he's done. this boy, he's 18 years old. he's 18 years old. he he committed— he's 18 years old. he he committed lots of crimes. his reat— committed lots of crimes. his reat ts— committed lots of crimes. his real name is bakari bronze o-aarra,— real name is bakari bronze o-aarralre-s- real name is bakari bronze o'garro, he's known as mizzy o'garro, but he's known as mizzy art— o'garro, but he's known as mizzy art re— o'garro, but he's known as mizzy art re re— o'garro, but he's known as mizzy and he he made— o'garro, but he's known as mizzy and he he made threats to kill restate.— and he he made threats to kill rearte. we— and he he made threats to kill rearte. re wert— and he he made threats to kill people. he went up to people sata— people. he went up to people ara, ta— people. he went up to people ara, ta yaw— people. he went up to people said, do you want— people. he went up to people said, do you want to die ? uh, he said, do you want to die? uh, he sexaatty— said, do you want to die? uh, he sexually assaulted— said, do you want to die? uh, he sexually assaulted woman, sexually assaulted a woman, stratea— sexually assaulted a woman, stratet ha..— sexually assaulted a woman, stroked her, stroked hair stroked her, stroked her hair ara—trtras- stroked her, stroked her hairi and _things were and all of these things were tttrret— and all of these things were filmed—a..- and all of these things were filmed _for, for,i and all of these things were. filmed _for, for, for filmed and filmed for, for, for his filmed and filmed for, for, for rts ttttat— filmed and filmed for, for, for his tiktok channel. he made rastatty— his tiktok channel. he made racially aggravated covid assaatts— racially aggravated covid assaults orthodox racially aggravated covid- assaults _orthodox jews, assaults against orthodox jews, srtrrtrat— assaults against orthodox jews, criminal damage— assaults against orthodox jews, criminal damage .— assaults against orthodox jews, criminal damage . he ripped up criminal damage. he ripped up tttrary— criminal damage. he ripped up tttrary taats— criminal damage. he ripped up library books. he— criminal damage. he ripped up library books. he trespassed on ararerttes— library books. he trespassed on properties, entered houses, we sraata— properties, entered houses, we sraatt say— properties, entered houses, we should say that— properties, entered houses, we should say that he claimed it wasrt— should say that he claimed it wasrrt a— should say that he claimed it wasn't a racially— should say that he claimed it wasn't a racially aggravated srtrre-re— wasn't a racially aggravated crime,-he was- wasn't a racially aggravated crime, he was jumping on crime, that he was jumping on wrtte— crime, that he was jumping on we peopler_ crime, that he was jumping on white people, black people, rewtsr— white people, black people, rewtsr rearte— white people, black people, jewish people . like he jewish people. like he said, he was an opportunities , was an equal opportunities, whatever is. the ones the whatever that is. the ones the onesi whatever that is. the ones the ones i saw, he was he was abusing ultra—orthodox jews

because, know , obviously because, you know, obviously they a bit. so i'm not they stand out a bit. so i'm not i'm not defending— they stand out a bit. so i'm not i'm not defending this- : e so i'm not i'm not defending this guy. i year.— i'm not defending this guy. i year. te— i'm not defending this guy. i mean, yeah, he stole- i'm not defending this guy. i mean, yeah, he stole the stole their hats attitude with it isn't he's so he wants to isn't it? he's so he wants to antagonise attitude antagonise people the attitude there's about it. there's no sneakiness about it. he's he's he's very, very blatant and he's clearly saying there's nothing that anyone authority can do that anyone in authority can do about it. there are two. there are two issues about- about it. there are two. therei are two issues about-like, are two issues about this. like, ttrstty— are two issues about this. like, ttrstty-aatte- are two issues about this. like, firstly, quite clearly firstly, these are quite clearly crimes, right? you just can't tt-s— crimes, right? you just can't tt-s-tre— crimes, right? you just can't tt-s-tre taw- crimes, right? you just can't tt-s-tre taw .- crimes, right? you just can't it's-the law . so- crimes, right? you just can't it's the law . so it's it's against the law. so it's rat— it's against the law. so it's rat twe— it's against the law. so it's not like people— it's against the law. so it's not like people filming pranks like not like people filming pranks ttts-asaatty— not like people filming pranks like-usually do.- not like people filming pranks like usually do. they're like they usually do. they're tttrrtra— like they usually do. they're filming-well- like they usually do. they're. filming-well-thing filming crimes. well the thing is, filming crimes. well the thing ts-re-s— filming crimes. well the thing is,-he's because- filming crimes. well the thing is, he's because we've is, i mean he's because we've ast— is, i mean he's because we've got-characteristics. i got protected characteristics. so got protected characteristics. sa—war-t- got protected characteristics. sa—war-t aa- got protected characteristics. so _won't go after. so the police won't go after him. was a white guy, you him. if it was a white guy, you know, a naughty know, retweeting a naughty limerick, they'd scramble all units and he'd he's claiming that he's getting disproportionate attack because he's black. he's absolutely not. he's he's been disproportionately not arrested. i mean, he's committed all this stuff, genuine he's stuff, genuine crimes that he's filmed. of loads filmed. there's loads of loads of evidence of them. you know, he can sue me if thinks he can sue me if he thinks that's you know, that's wrong. but, you know, he's crimes he's definitely committed crimes instead instead of instead of being instead of being charged with those crimes, he's charged for he's just being charged for breaching a community protection. that said

protection. notice that said that he shouldn't trespass on private what's got that he shouldn't trespass on prifind? what's got that he shouldn't trespass on prifind? somethingiat's got that he shouldn't trespass on prifind? something he's got that he shouldn't trespass on prifind? something he's grso to find? something he's got. so he's been £200 for that. he's been fined £200 for that. it's absolute slap on the it's an absolute slap on the wrist. he's laughing about it. he's laughing laws he's laughing and saying uk laws are and he's are too weak. and he's absolutely right. absolutely absolutely right. i absolutely agree him. this agree with him. this is interesting— ragtrznz; " this is interesting precedent. so i agree with him. this is- interesting precedent. so i saw an interesting precedent. so i saw ar—rtrr- interesting precedent. so i saw an_him earlier. an interview with him earlier art— an interview with him earlier art re— an interview with him earlier art re .— an interview with him earlier art re . rrear— an interview with him earlier and he i mean, he's he comes as a ttt— and he i mean, he's he comes across as a bit of— and he i mean, he's he comes across as a bit of a- and he i mean, he's he comes across as a bit of a sociopath. atsatatety. — across as a bit of a sociopath. atsawear, — across as a bit of a sociopath. absolyeah, he— across as a bit of a sociopath. absolyeah, he doesn't think that. yeah, he doesn't think arytrtra— that. yeah, he doesn't think- anything—anything anything of any there's anything wrara— wrong with this. his whole ethos sees-we .— wrong with this. his whole ethos seems-we i should- wrong with this. his whole ethos seems we i should be able seems to be we i should be able to seems to be we i should be able ta ta— seems to be we i should be able to do whatever— seems to be we i should be able to do whatever i— seems to be we i should be able to do whatever i want whenever i wart. — to do whatever i want whenever i wart. art— to do whatever i want whenever i want. and there's— to do whatever i want whenever i want. and there's so— to do whatever i want whenever i want. and there's so young want. and there's so many young rearte— people that seem to be now tattra— people that seem to be now tattra ar— people that seem to be now taking on this— people that seem to be now taking on this idea that they rave— taking on this idea that they rave ra— taking on this idea that they have no responsibility within sastety— have no responsibility within sastety-tast- society. motty it's just about wrat—ti society. motty it's just about- wrat—t tar-t what they want. i mean, i don't think most people are as think most young people are as bad as that. most people want the others, don't the approval of others, don't they? can understand the approval of others, don't they? doingan understand the approval of others, don't they? doing thingserstand the approval of others, don't they? doing things for and the approval of others, don't they? doing things for clicks people doing things for clicks and know, i can and likes and, you know, i can understand media is understand that social media is quite narcissistic, but as you say, just off scale. say, this is just off the scale. it's so aggressive. he's it's so aggressive. what he's doing. and it's almost like nobody but his few little cronies would still want to be friends him. think friends with him. i don't think he's going be popular with he's going to be popular with the girls. no. and it's one of trese— the girls. no. and it's one of trese rew— the girls. no. and it's one of these few stories— g no. and it's one of these few stories where i

raver-t— these few stories where i haven't anyone these few stories where i haven't-anyone to haven't heard anyone attempt to tetert— defend him. i just don't think aryre— defend him. i just don't think aye wrtt— defend him. i just don't think anyone will defend him. ll anyone will defend him. i'll asters— anyone will defend him. i'll asters rtrr— anyone will defend him. i'll defend him right— anyone will defend him. i'll defend him right now. it's society's we've got society's problems. we've got this wet this milquetoast, lefty, wet white liberal culture that's basically said to people like him, oh, you can you know, you deserve reparations . we need to deserve reparations. we need to aboush deserve reparations. we need to abolish whiteness. so he's he's grown up the last few years. that's all he's been told. he believes divine right believes it's his divine right to commit these commit these crimes into people's crimes and walk into people's houses. nobody's houses. he thinks nobody's going to him. and he's absolutely to stop him. and he's absolutely right. has stopped right. nobody has stopped him. he's cowardly, though, right. nobody has stopped him. he'sthe cowardly, though, right. nobody has stopped him. he'sthe targets rdly, though, right. nobody has stopped him. he'sthe targets he's though, right. nobody has stopped him. he'sthe targets he's choosing like the targets he's choosing aert— like the targets he's choosing arer-t-ttart- like the targets he's choosing aren't fight back. you aren't going to fight back. you traw— aren't going to fight back. you traw re-s— aren't going to fight back. you know, he's not— aren't going to fight back. you know, he's not going get like know, he's not going to get like rrertar— know, he's not going to get like brendan o'neill— know, he's not going to get like brendan o'neill made this point in brendan o'neill made this point trlarttste— brendan o'neill made this point trlarttste tar— brendan o'neill made this point in article for spiked. he's in an article for spiked. he's rat—ta- in an article for spiked. he's rat—ta a- in an article for spiked. he'si rat—ta a arawr in an article for spiked. he's- rat—ta a arawr at not going to go up to a group of tats—art— not going to go up to a group of tats—art-aa- not going to go up to a group of lads—and-do you lads at dockers and say, do you wart— lads at dockers and say, do you wart ta— lads at dockers and say, do you wart ta ate— lads at dockers and say, do you want to die because get want to die because he get teater— want to die because he get teaterla— want to die because he get teaterla rata- want to die because he get beaten a pulp wouldn't he. beaten to a pulp wouldn't he. we-s— beaten to a pulp wouldn't he. we-s-aatra-sarti he's not. he's going into sort of he's not. he's going into sort at-rrtttte— he's not. he's going into sort of middle family's of posh middle class family's raases —te-si houses. all the people he's stopping on the street, they're afraid know that if afraid that they know that if they anything you know they do anything to him you know if middle white stops they do anything to him you know ifyoutiddle white stops they do anything to him you know “you know, white stops they do anything to him you know “you know, a white stops they do anything to him you know “you know, a young te stops they do anything to him you know “you know, a young black stops they do anything to him you know “you know, a young black guy,ls , you know, a young black guy, then that's going be then that's going to be perceived as hate crime perceived as a hate crime because a protected because they're a protected class. this case. i class. but not in this case. i think hates guy. think everyone hates this guy. i trtrt—te-

think everyone hates this guy. i think—be right. think you'd probably be right. that-s— think you'd probably be right. trat-s-ttat-s— think you'd probably be right. that's-that's why- think you'd probably be right. that's-that's why people. that's why that's why people aren't doing anything, because if stop if they did anything to stop him, a hate criminal. him, they'd be a hate criminal. okay, to move on to okay, we're going to move on to the okay, we're going to move on to tre-watt— okay, we're going to move on to tre-watt raw— okay, we're going to move on to the-mail now. does- okay, we're going to move on to the mail now. does moving the daily mail now. does moving rrssrer— prisoners abroad affect immigration- immigration figures? cressida watt.— immigration figures? cressida watt-attest- immigration figures? cressida well, affect them by well, it might affect them by a couple of hundred. albania prisoners to be deported. 200 of the country's nationals in engush the country's nationals in english and welsh jails will serve the rest of their sentence overseas to free up space in uk cells. government reveals. but we're talking about 200 people. and this is in a picture of uk prisons are currently at 99% capacity. so it's a step in the right direction, but it's a small step and i want to know what it means when they say britain will help support albania to modernise its own prison part of the prison system as part of the arrangement. sounds like arrangement. so it sounds like we're paying but why arrangement. so it sounds like we' weraying but why arrangement. so it sounds like we'weraying for but why arrangement. so it sounds like we'weraying for it? because, are we paying for it? because, i mean, it's are we paying for it? because, i tt-s rat— are we paying for it? because, i mean, it's not the— are we paying for it? because, i mean, it's not the case- at: g 7 because, i mean, it's not the case that trese— mean, it's not the case that trese are— mean, it's not the case that these are people- mean, it's not the case that these are people from albania wa-rwe— these are people from albania who've become— these are people from albania who've become naturalised and are—wt.- who've become naturalised and are—wt. trey-rel are citizens of the uk. they're astaatty— actually albanian citizens. so if-criminals,-not.l if they're criminals, it's not. i if they're criminals, it's not. t—tt-s— i don't think it's a particularly right wing thing to say-tarr— particularly right wing thing to say _fair enough- particularly right wing thing to say fair enough that say that it's fair enough that trey-re— say that it's fair enough thati trey-re—rrtsar, they're in an albanian prison, rtarte — they're in an albanian prison, rtarte _r— they're in an albanian prison, rtarte -ttwe- they're in an albanian prison,| right? _if we deport right? yeah. but if we deport them, can come them, then they can just come back across. it's i mean,

back across. so it's i mean, i guess it's safer to have them have them here serving their sentence. i'm not i'm not entirely certain of the, you know, the rules around around people serving sentences. i know some countries don't get some countries people don't get sent back because they'd be sent sent back because they'd be they'd be freed. i think the locker lockerbie bomber wasn't sent back for that for that. okay. but is that what's rarrertra— okay. but is that what's happening here- but is that what's happening here with the albanian sttaattare— happening here with the albanian sttaattare ts— happening here with the albanian situation? is that— happening here with the albanian situation? is that why they've tert— situation? is that why they've teat tre — situation? is that why they've kept the prisoners here? i don't traw— kept the prisoners here? i don't traw. .— kept the prisoners here? i don't know. i wondered— kept the prisoners here? i don't know. i wondered if there was a sart— know. i wondered if there was a sart at— know. i wondered if there was a sart at .— know. i wondered if there was a sart at . tar-t— know. i wondered if there was a sort of i don't know about attartar— sort of i don't know about albanian-i'm. sort of i don't know abouti albanian-i'm not albanian prisons. i'm not tarrtttar— albanian prisons. i'm not familiar work, but familiar with their work, but i wondered was a wondered if there was even a human rights issue that somebody might don't send might say, oh, don't don't send them to those prisons because they meet the standards of they don't meet the standards of uk. you'd they don't meet the standards of uk. sort you'd they don't meet the standards of uk. sort of you'd they don't meet the standards of uk. sort of person you'd they don't meet the standards of uk. sort of person y(been be the sort of person who'd been in did you? in albanian prisons. did you? yeah give off vibe. don't yeah give off that vibe. don't traw— yeah give off that vibe. don't know _andrew - yeah give off that vibe. don't. know _andrew yeah, know me at all. andrew yeah, i don't know. but so we've now got the of all we're the responsibility of all we're going albania's going to modernise albania's prison yeah why not? prison system. yeah why not? okay, let's move on now . a major okay, let's move on now. a major atatat— okay, let's move on now. a major global economic— okay, let's move on now. a major global economic crash is on the rarer.— global economic crash is on the rartzar. trts— global economic crash is on the horizon. this is— global economic crash is on the horizon. this is the— global economic crash is on the horizon. this is the express. tea—

horizon. this is the express. tea sa— horizon. this is the express. tea sa tre— horizon. this is the express. leo so the global economy could srasr — leo so the global economy could srasr ts— leo so the global economy could srasr ts tre— leo so the global economy could crash. is the us— leo so the global economy could crash. is the us hurtles- leo so the global economy could crash. : crash. is the us hurtles towards a debt default ? so joe biden crash. is the us hurtles towards a debt default? so joe biden has been told that america is on the bnnk been told that america is on the brink of disaster as it hurtles towards this, this, this debt ceiling on june 1st. so the him and rival politicians have to agree a deal that will see the us able to borrow more money and raise the debt ceiling. but this this seems to happen every every year or two. but luckily what happens economically in america doesn't the rest the doesn't affect the rest of the world. that right? have got world. is that right? have i got trat— world. is that right? have i got trat-wa— world. is that right? have i got trat-wa tt— world. is that right? have i got that- no it does. - world. is that right? have i got that- no it does. i- : is that right? have i got that no it does. "

thing that would cause inflation down. though. yeah. down. sounds fun, though. yeah. yeah. president, any : : " 3 yeah. yeah. president, any thoughts on these— yeah. president, any thoughts on thee—ee- yeah. president, any thoughts oni enne—n geing this? are we doomed? is it going to-international- to be an international recession? - to be an international recession? m; gin to be an international recession? go , recession? we've got our inflation double figures. inflation under double figures. this along, so look this comes along, so look forward ripples from forward to the ripples from that. yes. it's so bad that apparently they might have to close government. there's going apparently they might have to cl(be government. there's going apparently they might have to cl(be g

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monologues and zombie stats, all in a week's work for gb news. and so this is the guardian's review. they've done that really original thing. they're going to watch gb news a week and watch gb news for a week and talk all that they saw. talk about all that they saw. it hasn't been done like a million times by ideological times before by ideological opponents. absolutely. feel opponents. absolutely. ifeel une— opponents. absolutely. ifeel gk.....g_ opponents. absolutely. ifeel like-read this. _ opponents. absolutely. ifeel like-read this. .readi like i've read this. i've read enn— like i've read this. i've read this-deliberate- this before. deliberate provocative - this before. deliberate provocative channel with numerous tory mp hosts is planning— numerous tory mp hosts is nnnnng ne— numerous tory mp hosts is planting its flag on the radical ngne— planting its flag on the radical ngne ef— planting its flag on the radical ngne en un— planting its flag on the radical right of uk politics. i hope nenen— right of uk politics. i hope francis foster— right of uk politics. i hope francis foster and josh howie are francis foster and josh howie neeenng— francis foster and josh howie are watching this. so it's very gngg.ggg.g,_ are watching this. so it's very interesting, isn't— are watching this. so it's very interesting, isn't it? f interesting, isn't it? because when— interesting, isn't it? because when enn— interesting, isn't it? because what this article does is effectively take all the sort of statements, pick a number statements, cherry pick a number of statements which author of statements which this author just really doesn't agree with without just sort of neglecting the that the channel offers without just sort of neglecting thide that the channel offers without just sort of neglecting thide range the channel offers without just sort of neglecting thide range ofe channel offers without just sort of neglecting thide range of opinions. offers without just sort of neglecting thide range of opinions. she's a wide range of opinions. she doesn't mention free speech nation, which i host, which has a lot left wing people on it, a lot of left wing people on it, doesn't headliners at a lot of left wing people on it, doe even headliners at a lot of left wing people on it, doe even though headliners at a lot of left wing people on it, doe even though we|dliners at a lot of left wing people on it, doe even though we have rs at all. even though we have balanced this. so balanced most nights on this. so it's only picking one side. the whole point of the channel is that we have free speech for everyone. absolutely. and everyone. yeah, absolutely. and it's only places in

it's one of the only places in ne— it's one of the only places in ene neen— it's one of the only places in the media-some- it's one of the only places in the media some issues such the media where some issues such as greening— the media where some issues such as greening-en— the media where some issues such as grooming or vaccine as grooming gangs or vaccine nenn — as grooming gangs or vaccine nenn gee— as grooming gangs or vaccine nnnn gen eng— as grooming gangs or vaccine harm get any coverage whatsoever . ane— harm get any coverage whatsoever . ann eneee— harm get any coverage whatsoever . ann eneee ene— harm get any coverage whatsoever . and these are these are valid ennnge— . and these are these are valid ennnge nnen— . and these are these are valid things when you— . and these are these are valid things when you covered andrew enegen— things when you covered andrew enegen en— things when you covered andrew bridgen on free— things when you covered andrew bridgen on free speech nation, i was bridgen on free speech nation, i nee— bridgen on free speech nation, i was just beaming— bridgen on free speech nation, i was just beaming with pride, winning,— was just beaming with pride, winning—gem thinking, oh, that's us, you knew,— thinking, oh, that's us, you know,-channelsl thinking, oh, that's us, you- know,-channels won't know, and other channels won't do know, and other channels won't go-g._ know, and other channels won't ee-se engen— know, and other channels won't do-so that'slgood- do that. so that's a good example. so had andrew bridgen example. so i had andrew bridgen on myers. they on with fraser myers. they vehemently they on with fraser myers. they vehe got tly they on with fraser myers. they vehe got to they on with fraser myers. they vehe got to say they on with fraser myers. they vehe got to say their they on with fraser myers. they vehe got to say their piece. they both got to say their piece. that didn't make the guardian, did no, they're did it? no, because they're really this really not interested. and this is about this kind is what i mean about this kind of this is they're the ones who are ideological because they are cherry an agenda, cherry picking for an agenda, right? were they did right? if they were if they did an balanced review and an honest, balanced review and said, i like said, you know, i didn't like this but i like some this bit, but i like some of these why not mention these opinions, why not mention gloria de piero, former labour these opinions, why not mention glorinterviewingormer labour these opinions, why not mention glorinterviewing other labour these opinions, why not mention glorirwhy ewing other labour these opinions, why not mention glorirwhy not1g other labour these opinions, why not mention glorirwhy not mention_abour these opinions, why not mention glorirwhy not mention that?�* these opinions, why not mention glorirwhy not mention that? yeah, mps? why not mention that? yeah, why not? because that doesn't fit why not? because that doesn't en ween— why not? because that doesn't en ween nnee— why not? because that doesn't fit with what they've- “07 because that doesn't fit with what they've got an idea — fit with what they've got an idea lenen— fit with what they've got an idea .their heads - fit with what they've got an idea their heads of what idea in their heads of what gb newe— idea in their heads of what gb news-ane— idea in their heads of what gb news _and that's- idea in their heads of what gb news and that's what news is. yeah. and that's what eney— news is. yeah. and that's what eney nee— news is. yeah. and that's what they hate. they've— news is. yeah. and that's what they hate. they've constructed enn— they hate. they've constructed enn eveeen — they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah— they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah _ they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah mie”ei; this avatar. yeah more importantly though, why is anyone buying the guardian anymore? middle class anymore? awful middle class blairite rag . you don't buy it blairite rag. you don't buy it at blairite rag. you don't buy it ae eee— blairite rag. you don't buy it at the bottom _ blairite rag. you don't buy it

at the bottom of— ” ”feeg you don't buy it at the bottom of every ” ”feg you don't buy it at the bottom of every article it at the bottom of every article ee says— at the bottom of every article ee says you-ve— at the bottom of every article it says you've read 14,000 guardean— it says you've read 14,000 guardian articles this year consedeeeng— guardian articles this year considering giving us some meme-y— considering giving us some meme-y e— considering giving us some money e eove— considering giving us some money. i love that they think oney-ee— money. i love that they think oney-ee eon— money. i love that they think they're for the _ money. i love that they think they're for the working classes onen— they're for the working classes nnen oney-ee — they're for the working classes when they're £3— they're for the working classes when they're £3 a— they're for the working classes when they're £3 a day. �*" when they're £3 a day. as if working— when they're £3 a day. as if working class— when they're £3 a day. as if working class people and they're getting from getting that money from bill gates they gates as well. so and they were founded a slave owner. it's founded by a slave owner. it's every should be burnt tell every copy should be burnt tell black matter outrageous black lives matter outrageous and gb news. i think there is in the and gb news. i think there is in one eon— and gb news. i think there is in one eon oe— and gb news. i think there is in the sort of media— fe: [15 \ i think there is in the sort of media media eeoeyeeem— the sort of media media ecosystem there needs to be enonneee— ecosystem there needs to be channels that— ecosystem there needs to be channels that provide, you know, the alternative _ channels that provide, you know, the alternative viewpoints become— the alternative viewpoints neeonee e— the alternative viewpoints because i mean, the bias on the enc— because i mean, the bias on the one ee— because i mean, the bias on the bbc is ridiculous.— because i mean, the bias on the bbc is ridiculous. a— because i mean, the bias on the bbc is ridiculous. a survey of one— bbc is ridiculous. a survey of bbc comedians— bbc is ridiculous. a survey of bbc comedians showed that the oe— bbc comedians showed that the on on— bbc comedians showed that the ones of all comedians on the bbc emo— ones of all comedians on the bbc nno nove— ones of all comedians on the bbc nno move on— ones of all comedians on the bbc who have an overt— ones of all comedians on the bbc who have an overt political eoneee — who have an overt political eoneee vee,— who have an overt political stance. yes, 98% of them are eem— stance. yes, 98% of them are eem eeonene— stance. yes, 98% of them are left leaning and— stance. yes, 98% of them are left leaning and 2% are. c left leaning and 2% are. geoff noncom— left leaning and 2% are. geoff norcott well,— left leaning and 2% are. geoff norcott well, there we are. okay, well, we've given our balanced review of the guardian's review of our channel. i think that's only fair . okay. we're channel. i think that's only fair. okay. we're going to channel. i think that's only fair . okay. we're going to move fair. okay. we're going to move on now to the telegraph. black lives in trouble. leo lives matter is in trouble. leo so black lives matter is- " leo so black lives matter is at risk of unsolved— so black lives matter is at risk of unsolved tency_ so black lives matter is at risk of unsolved tency as debt soars, accounts show— of unsolved tency as debt soars, accounts show that— of unsolved tency as debt soars, accounts show that the protest group _

accounts show that the protest group continues— accounts show that the protest group continues to pay seven figure— group continues to pay seven figure salaries— group continues to pay seven figure salaries to— group continues to pay seven figure salaries to their staff, despite— figure salaries to their staff, despite right— figure salaries to their staff, despite right making a record . despite right making a record. $8.5— despite right making a record. $8.5 minion— despite right making a record. $8.5 million loss. so i just love— $8.5 million loss. so i just love the— $8.5 million loss. so i just love the hustle— $8.5 million loss. so i just love the hustle of patrice cutters— love the hustle of patrice cullors and _ love the hustle of patrice cullors and the black lives matter— cullors and the black lives matter people. _ cullors and the black lives matter people. you know, they said— matter people. you know, they said to— matter people. you know, they said to white— matter people. you know, they said to white people, listen, you-e— said to white people, listen, you-e ou— said to white people, listen, you're all racist.— said to white people, listen, you're all racist. you better give— you're all racist. you better give ee— you're all racist. you better give ue money— you're all racist. you better give us money. and all the white peooie— give us money. and all the white peooie .— give us money. and all the white peopie . oi,— give us money. and all the white peopie . oh, yeah,— give us money. and all the white people . oh, yeah, i'm not people. oh, yeah, no, i'm not rodeo.— people. oh, yeah, no, i'm not ioeiei. he...— people. oh, yeah, no, i'm not racist. here, have— people. oh, yeah, no, i'm not racist. here, have money. racist. here, have some money. ani— racist. here, have some money. and-iiiey— racist. here, have some money. and-iiiey-iiie- racist. here, have some money. and-iiiey-iike .- racist. here, have some money. and they like , well, and then they were like, well, whoo— and then they were like, well, whee—do — and then they were like, well, what _ do with - and then they were like, well, what—do with this. what would you do with this moneye— what would you do with this money? iiiey— what would you do with this money? they spent $12 million on iuxuiy— money? they spent $12 million on my homeo— money? they spent $12 million on luxury homes for— money? they spent $12 million on luxury homes for themselves, and now they're bringing in, as i wouii— now they're bringing in, as i wouii-in- now they're bringing in, as i would-in that- would totally do in that poeiiioeo— would totally do in that position, bringing in position, they're bringing in baby— position, they're bringing in baby daddies. _ position, they're bringing in baby daddies. not that i've got a baby daddies. not that i've got o ioiy— baby daddies. not that i've got a ieiy ioiiy— baby daddies. not that i've got a baby daddy, but i've got i've got a baby daddy, but i've got i've go o— a baby daddy, but i've got i've goi a my— a baby daddy, but i've got i've got a fully grown— a baby daddy, but i've got i've got a fully grown daddy. but you know,— got a fully grown daddy. but you know, eieieie— got a fully grown daddy. but you know, sisters and— got a fully grown daddy. but you know, sisters and all the rest of i,— know, sisters and all the rest of i, iiieie— know, sisters and all the rest of it, there was— know, sisters and all the rest of it, there was a— know, sisters and all the rest of it, there was a lot of nepoiiem — of it, there was a lot of nepotism going on, a lot of nepoiieee— nepotism going on, a lot of nepoiiem. so— nepotism going on, a lot of nepotism. so the blm co—founder nepotism going on, a lot of npatricei. so the blm co—founder nepotism going on, a lot of npatrice keller,e blm co—founder nepotism going on, a lot of npatrice keller, her.m co—founder nepotism going on, a lot of npatrice keller, her brother)under , patrice keller, her brother peei— paul, launched two companies iiioi— paul, launched two companies iiioi-ooii— paul, launched two companies thee-paid iii-o— paul, launched two companies that paid $1.8 million for that were paid $1.8 million for providing— that were paid $1.8 million for providing professional security services,— providing professional security services, despite _ providing professional security services, despite him having no iiieioiy— services, despite him having no iiieioiy oi— services, despite him having no history of having— services, despite him having no history of having worked in eeeuiiiy— history of having worked in security .— history of having worked in security . de—man turner maybe he security. de—man turner maybe he just security. de—man turner maybe he iuei iii— security. de—man turner maybe he iuei iii ieoiiy— security. de—man turner maybe he just did really well— security. de—man turner maybe he just did really well in the inieiview. — just did really well in the interview. lily- just did really well in the interview. e,’ its" just did really well in the interview. o,’ it?“ interview. lily can happen. yeah, a interview. lily can happen. veoii o iii— interview. lily can happen. yeah, a bit of— interview. lily can happen. yeah, a bit of a— interview. o,’ it?“ yeah, a bit of a coincidence thei— yeah, a bit of a coincidence that i— yeah, a bit of a coincidence that i —

yeah, a bit of a coincidence that it was. it— yeah, a bit of a coincidence that it was. it was her brother. hei— that it was. it was her brother. her hei— that it was. it was her brother. her ha, tie— that it was. it was her brother. her her, the father of her child iuiii— her her, the father of her child iuiii o— her her, the father of her child build a almost— her her, the father of her child build a almost $1— her her, the father of her child build a almost $1 million for iieiping— build a almost $1 million for iieiping to— build a almost $1 million for helping to produce live events oni— helping to produce live events and creative— helping to produce live events and creative services. that's oh tie— and creative services. that's oh its is— and creative services. that's oh its is i— and creative services. that's oh min is i mean— and creative services. that's oh this is i mean, this— and creative services. that's oh this is i mean, this is just eioeeie— this is i mean, this is just classic. but— this is i mean, this is just classic. but what i love about mie— classic. but what i love about min is— classic. but what i love about this is they've— classic. but what i love about this is they've gone insolvent. iney-ie— this is they've gone insolvent. they're insolvent.— this is they've gone insolvent. they're insolvent. they've found a they're insolvent. they've found nnoy— they're insolvent. they've found away-gei— they're insolvent. they've found nneylgei oni— they're insolvent. they've found a way-get out more- they're insolvent. they've found a way get out more that a way to get out more money that ion-t— a way to get out more money that ien-t-tneie— a way to get out more money that ien-t-tnee .— a way to get out more money that ien-t-tnee . so— a way to get out more money that isn't-there . so now- a way to get out more money that isn't there . so now they isn't even there. so now they peopie — isn't even there. so now they owe people money. they've run down— owe people money. they've run down mei— owe people money. they've run down their overdraft chris stunner— down their overdraft chris skudder to skudder people are going to be ieoiiy— skudder people are going to be really-because- skudder people are going to be. really-because-gave really angry because people gave money—in- really angry because people gave money—in goon- money to this charity in good initn. — money to this charity in good initn. .yon— money to this charity in good faith. .you know,- money to this charity in good faith. money to this charity in good- faith. .you know, this woman, faith. and you know, this woman, she they bought a beach house, but was saying, look, i'm but she was saying, look, i'm going use sort like going to use it for sort of like black event arts and black focussed event arts and sort of like and but never really happened. there was a lot of sunbathing . i know that, of sunbathing. i know that, you know, country is racist know, the country side is racist . soi know, the country side is racist . so i do know that you can mom— . so i do know that you can mom to— . so i do know that you can start to create. _ . so i do know that you can start to create. i— so i do know that you can start to create. i know. i don't know.— start to create. i know. i don't know. ite— start to create. i know. i don't know. in tent— start to create. i know. i don't know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? know. it's just bonkers, isn't iii-yon— know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? you remember that lady know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? pretendedember that lady know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? pretendedemberblack.ady know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? pretendedemberblack who know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? actuallyedemberblack who know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? actually white?erblack who know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? actually white? yeah:k who know. it's just bonkers, isn't it? actually white? yeah:k “f was actually white? yeah rachel ooiezni. — was actually white? yeah rachel dolezal. thank— was actually white? yeah rachel dolezal. thank you. _ was actually white? yeah rachel dolezal. thank you. i- was actually white? yeah “f i thank you. i just dolezal. thank you. i just monom— dolezal. thank you. i just thought that— i thank you. i just thought that woman was nieoinieiy— thought that woman was- absolutely—suddenly thought that woman was- acan utely_suddenly thought that woman was- acan seey_suddenly thought that woman was- acan see why-suddenly thought that woman was acan see why you suddenly thought that woman was acan see why you mightuddenly thought that woman was acan see why you might be enly i can see why you might be tempted— i can see why you might be tempted to— i can see why you might be tempted to try— i can see why you might be tempted to try and change races . i— tempted to try and change races . i mem— tempted to try and change races . i det— tempted to try and change races . i get t— tempted to try and change races . i mean, get a beach- tempted to try and change races . i mean, get a beach house? 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yeah well, it's all falling apart, isn't it? that's not good at we're going at all. anyway, we're going to move to this article . move on to this next article. it's american now . this is it's american news now. this is big news. new candidate entering the 2024 presidential race. cressida yeah, it's official now. florida— chitin; i: yeah, it's official now. florida governor ron oesontie— now. florida governor ron desantis announces 2024 presidential— desantis announces 2024 presidential bid. so it's going mend.— presidential bid. so it's going oneod. ent— presidential bid. so it's going ahead. but he's— presidential bid. so it's going ahead. but he's still not petting— ahead. but he's still not beating trump . and he's got to a beating trump. and he's got to a point— beating trump. and he's got to a point ninete— beating trump. and he's got to a point where people _ beating trump. and he's got to a point where people are saying nee— point where people are saying ne-e eo— point where people are saying men so tignt— point where people are saying he's so right wing. he's into anti—note— he's so right wing. he's into anti—note .— he's so right wing. he's into anti—woke , he's— he's so right wing. he's into anti—woke , he's fallen out with anti—woke, he's fallen out with disney. — anti—woke, he's fallen out with disney. ent— anti—woke, he's fallen out with disney. but he's— anti—woke, he's fallen out with disney. but he's so— anti—woke, he's fallen out with disney. but he's so far right. is disney. but he's so far right. is tint— disney. but he's so far right. is met non— disney. but he's so far right. is that how you— disney. but he's so far right. is that how you become far, far tignt— is that how you become far, far tignt ty— is that how you become far, far tignt py toting— is that how you become far, far right by falling out with disney ? right by falling out with disney 7 vied.— right by falling out with disney 7 vied. ttts— right by falling out with disney ? well, this major— right by falling out with disney ? well, this major capitalist organisation. exactly his he's got to— organisation. exactly his he's got to o— organisation. exactly his he's got to a point— organisation. exactly his he's got to a point where- 3" iii" exactly his he's got to a point where he's caused so got to a point where he's caused no muon— got to a point where he's caused so much trouble— got to a point where he's caused so much trouble for— got to a point where he's caused so much trouble for himself that it toots— so much trouble for himself that it toote tite— so much trouble for himself that it looks like the— so much trouble for himself that it looks like the right people non-t— it looks like the right people non-t vote— it looks like the right people won't vote for— it looks like the right people won't vote for him because they preter— won't vote for him because they ptetet immp— won't vote for him because they prefer trump and— won't vote for him because they prefer trump and the left. ieopte— prefer trump and the left. people aren't— prefer trump and the left. people aren't going to go onynnete— people aren't going to go anywhere near- people aren't going to go anywhere near him because. \i:::i anywhere near him because. no, yeti.— anywhere near him because. no, yeti. its— anywhere near him because. no, yeti. its to— anywhere near him because. no, yeti. its to pit— anywhere near him because. no, well, it's a bit more— well, it's a bit more complicated than that because, i mean, to get actually get the candidacy to able run for candidacy to be able to run for president as republican president as the republican candidate, win over candidate, he's got to win over the sort extremes of the the sort of extremes of the republican base right.

the sort of extremes of the republican base right . and they republican base right. and they love trump because trump's, you know , pretty, pretty know, pretty, pretty entertaining and pretty rabid and pretty crazy. yeah. so ron desantis has got a proven track record and winning, winning elections. be elections. florida used to be i'm it used to be a i'm sure it used to be a democratic he's he democratic state. now he's he totally swung totally totally swung it round, totally . a 19 point lead in . so he's got a 19 point lead in a very short space of time. yeah . and so he he can really he yeah. and so he he can really he can really deliver the goods as a politician. he'd have a as a politician. he'd have much chance the wider much more chance with the wider american than trump american public than trump would. a really would. this is a really good point, because think with point, leo, because i think with him that him he's proven that he's actually competent actually a very competent governor, someone governor, right? he's someone nio— governor, right? he's someone nno—poiitieel who can actually do politics neit— who can actually do politics neit .— who can actually do politics neii. i— who can actually do politics well. i mean,— who can actually do politics well. i mean, the guardian here totte— well. i mean, the guardian here toite mont— well. i mean, the guardian here talks about how— well. i mean, the guardian here talks about how he's focusing on divisive— talks about how he's focusing on divisive _focussed - divisive culture, war focussed poiieiee— divisive culture, war focussed policies. actually, isn't policies. actually, this isn't ottogetnet— policies. actually, this isn't altogether true. _ policies. actually, this isn't altogether true. he's he's altogether true. he's he's he's making— altogether true. he's he's he's making nie— altogether true. he's he's he's making his stance clear on tninge— making his stance clear on tninge tite— making his stance clear on things like critical race theory end—ideoiogyi and gender identity ideology. but and gender identity ideology. nut-doing— and gender identity ideology. but-doing the- and gender identity ideology. - but-doing the-and but he's also doing the nuts and totte— but he's also doing the nuts and bolts-governance— but he's also doing the nuts and bolts governance in a way bolts of governance in a way tint— bolts of governance in a way tnnt noe— bolts of governance in a way that has been— bolts of governance in a way that has been effective that has been clearly effective .oon—t— that has been clearly effective .eon—t neip- . right now, i can't help tninting— . right now, i can't help thinking cressida , if the thinking cressida, if the republicans— republicans went for ron oesontie— republicans went for ron oesnntie .— republicans went for ron desantis , joe— republicans went for ron desantis , joe biden be desantis, joe biden would be tuned— desantis, joe biden would be buried because— desantis, joe biden would be buried because there's no way tint— buried because there's no way tnnt ne— buried because there's no way that he could.— buried because there's no way that he could. they couldn't. evenon—v even have a conversation. you mow,— even have a conversation. you tnon-tnem— even have a conversation. you know,-them could- even have a conversation. you know, them could talk. know, one of them could talk. one— know, one of them could talk. one-omn—

know, one of them could talk. one-eon-t. so- know, one of them could talk. one can't. so what kind one of them can't. so what kind of one of them can't. so what kind ot—tee- one of them can't. so what kind ot—tee iieitl of debate would that be? well tint-e— of debate would that be? well tnot-e-i— of debate would that be? well that's-i mean,- of debate would that be? well that's i mean, that's that's yeah, i mean, that's a gent— that's yeah, i mean, that's a great point. — that's yeah, i mean, that's a great point. i— that's yeah, i mean, that's a great point. : " c trig great point. i wouldn't fancy biden's chances against it. and he's not even known for his his skills people, is i skills with people, is he? i mean, that's one of the things he's for but against he's criticised for but against biden. so isn't it the case, leo, the republicans, if leo, that the republicans, if they sense, would ditch they had any sense, would ditch trump, yeah, trump, go for desantis yeah, i mean, trump is the sort of, i guess for a lot of people on the extremes of the republican party, the dream candidate. and he is he's so entertaining- party, the dream candidate. and he is he's so entertaining ,- i: (ft: : and he is he's so entertaining, he's so he is he's so entertaining, he's eo—itnionnon- he is he's so entertaining, he's so_rhiannon couldi so funny. but rhiannon could oetnniiy— so funny. but rhiannon could actually could— so funny. but rhiannon could actually could actually win. dee— actually could actually win. de-e—gteotetl actually could actually win. - he's—greater chance he's got a much greater chance of he's got a much greater chance ot-ioemoetote— he's got a much greater chance of-democrats want- he's got a much greater chance of democrats want trump of the democrats want trump to win — of the democrats want trump to win _iney- of the democrats want trump to win _iney tneyl win the democrats. they they wont— win the democrats. they they wont immp— win the democrats. they they wont immp to— win the democrats. they they want trump to be the candidate. t hey— want trump to be the candidate. t hey 90— want trump to be the candidate. they go up— want trump to be the candidate. they go up against because he's the they go up against because he's tie—tint— they go up against because he's tie—tint .- they go up against because he's tie—tint . ent- they go up against because he's the—that . but i- the only chance that. but i mean-conid— the only chance that. but i mean, could backfire . i mean, that could backfire. i mean,.backfired- mean, that could backfire. i mean, backfired for hillary. mean, it backfired for hillary. yest— mean, it backfired for hillary. vee, tint-e— mean, it backfired for hillary. yes, that's-but-ron. yes, that's true. but yeah, ron. ton— yes, that's true. but yeah, ron. iton oesontie— yes, that's true. but yeah, ron. ron desantis is— yes, that's true. but yeah, ron. ron desantis is great. and the stutt— ron desantis is great. and the etntt tint— ron desantis is great. and the stuff that he's— ron desantis is great. and the stuff that he's being criticised for stuff that he's being criticised tot-tot— stuff that he's being criticised tot-tot tignt— stuff that he's being criticised for-far right on- stuff that he's being criticised for-far right on is- stuff that he's being criticised for far right on is stuff for being far right on is stuff tite— for being far right on is stuff tine-mon— for being far right on is stuff tine-mow .— for being far right on is stuff like,-know , not- for being far right on is stuff like, know , not having drag like, you know, not having drag gee— like, you know, not having drag gneene going— like, you know, not having drag queens going into— like, you know, not having drag queens going into schools and, and:— queens going into schools and, end, you— queens going into schools and, end, you know,— queens going into schools and, and, you know, pushing a certain gender— and, you know, pushing a certain gendet ideotogy— and, you know, pushing a certain gender ideology on— and, you know, pushing a certain gender ideology on the kids to encourage them— gender ideology on the kids to encourage them to that ends up witn— encourage them to that ends up wit tnem— encourage them to that ends up with them being— encourage them to that ends up with them being encouraged to transition — with them being encouraged to transition. there— with them being encouraged to

transition. there have been mietotee— transition. there have been mietotee to— transition. there have been mistakes to make sense. "dirt; mistakes to make sense. there neve— mistakes to make sense. there have teen— mistakes to make sense. there have been mistakes there though, leo. mean, so put in this leo. i mean, so he put in this thing want overtly , thing he didn't want overtly, sexually explicit materials in school , which school libraries, which of course right. should course is right. he should get those out of school libraries. but got caught up in that but what got caught up in that ban toni morrison ban was books by toni morrison and important works of and really important works of literature. that's isn't literature. that's bad, isn't it? look. it? that's not a good look. yeah. it's very yeah. i mean, it's very dittiodit— yeah. i mean, it's very difficult to _ yeah. i mean, it's very difficult to .of- / i mean, it's very difficult to of legislate difficult to sort of legislate for difficult to sort of legislate tot-tite— difficult to sort of legislate for-like that- difficult to sort of legislate for like that and for things like that and distinguish— for things like that and distinguish between sort of and onet— distinguish between sort of and ham,— distinguish between sort of and nnotlit, onet— distinguish between sort of and what-it, what is— distinguish between sort of and what-it, what is a— distinguish between sort of and what it, what is a great work what is it, what is a great work of what is it, what is a great work ot ott— what is it, what is a great work ot tit ot— what is it, what is a great work of art or whatever— what is it, what is a great work of art or whatever ,_ what is it, what is a great work of art or whatever , you know of art or whatever, you know nint— of art or whatever, you know nnotlmenni— of art or whatever, you know whatimean? the- of art or whatever, you know what mean? the venus milo what i mean? the venus de milo statue— what i mean? the venus de milo statue in— what i mean? the venus de milo statue is n— what i mean? the venus de milo statue is t io— what i mean? the venus de milo statue is a is a— what i mean? the venus de milo statue is a is a great example. wnien— statue is a is a great example. wnien very— statue is a is a great example. which very erotic— statue is a is a great example. which very erotic statue. yeah yeon. — which very erotic statue. yeah yedn. timot— which very erotic statue. yeah yeah. which if— which very erotic statue. yeah yeah. which if you- which very erotic statue. yeah yeah. vii" it �*" l which very erotic statue. yeah yeah. vomit l yeah. which if you like, armless women. i think yeah. which if you like, armless women . i think somebody was women. i think somebody was netnoiiy— women. i think somebody was actually fired— women. i think somebody was actually fired for— " i think somebody was actually fired for showing kids titt— actually fired for showing kids tint-and— actually fired for showing kids tint-and it— actually fired for showing kids that and it might have that statue. and it might have teen— that statue. and it might have been-florida.— that statue. and it might have been . florida. an _ that statue. and it might have been florida. an american been in florida. an american tenemen— been in florida. an american teacher. definitely well, that woe-wett— teacher. definitely well, that was-well, that's- teacher. definitely well, that- was-well, that's. good was okay. well, that's not good . think it was . no, no, i think it was michelangelo's david, but i think it turned to be a fake think it turned out to be a fake news , right? yeah. no, no, news story, right? yeah. no, no, it was true. but news story, right? yeah. no, no, it-was true. but there - it was it was true. but there enppoeed— it was it was true. but there were supposed get the parents it was it was true. but there wesignipposed get the parents it was it was true. but there wesign a)osed get the parents it was it was true. but there wesign a permissiont the parents it was it was true. but there wesign a permission thing, arents it was it was true. but there wesign a permission thing, so nts to sign a permission thing, so it woe— to sign a permission thing, so it moe— to sign a permission thing, so it was more to— to sign a permission thing, so it was more to see michelangelo's but michelangelo's david. yeah, but it's michelangelo's david. yeah, but its-o— michelangelo's david. yeah, but it's-a procedural- it's like a it's a procedural tning. — it's like a it's a procedural tning. om— it's like a it's a procedural thing. oh, for— it's like a it's a procedural thing. g: thing. oh, for goodness sake. and part, it gets

and for the most part, it gets signed, it? and then we signed, doesn't it? and then we had signed, doesn't it? and then we nod o— signed, doesn't it? and then we nod o story— signed, doesn't it? and then we had a story recently— gm: : e fl and then we had a story recently about gtii: : e fl and then we had a story recently about the teoonet— had a story recently about the teacher- showed - had a story recently about the teacher-showed a - had a story recently about the teacher showed a disney teacher that showed a disney tim— teacher that showed a disney titm—ie- teacher that showed a disney titm—ie tnotl film, strange world. is that tignte— film, strange world. is that right? _wasn'tl film, strange world. is that. right? _wasn't that right? and it really wasn't that big right? and it really wasn't that pig—ne— right? and it really wasn't that pig—me ween-t- right? and it really wasn't that big he wasn't happy big a deal. but he wasn't happy about— big a deal. but he wasn't happy about it.— big a deal. but he wasn't happy about it. okay. — big a deal. but he wasn't happy about it. okay. all— big a deal. but he wasn't happy about it. okay. g �*fti�*tigl big a deal. but he wasn't happy about gtitt g ay. g big a deal. but he wasn't happy about gtitt g ay. ” g big a deal. but he wasn't happy about gtitt g ay. big a deal. but he wasn't happy about gtzt g ay. is“ we're going to move on now. daily . could bad daily mail. this could be bad news likes long news for anyone who likes long road trips. leo so according to this think tank, drivers should be taxed by the mile to fill the £25 billion black hole from lost fuel duty when electric cars take over the road . so at the take over the road. so at the moment— take over the road. so at the moment .— take over the road. so at the moment , it— take over the road. so at the moment , if you— take over the road. so at the moment , if you fill- take over the road. so at the moment , if you fill up- : so at the moment, if you fill up your car witn— moment, if you fill up your car witn dieeet— moment, if you fill up your car with diesel or— moment, if you fill up your car with diesel or petrol, you pay a big with diesel or petrol, you pay a pig tevy— with diesel or petrol, you pay a pig teyy, o— with diesel or petrol, you pay a pig teyy, a pig— with diesel or petrol, you pay a big levy, a big surcharge on yout— big levy, a big surcharge on your teet— big levy, a big surcharge on your fuel and— big levy, a big surcharge on your fuel and the government gets— your fuel and the government gete tote— your fuel and the government gete tote ot— your fuel and the government gets lots of money from that. net— gets lots of money from that. out witn— gets lots of money from that. but with, with— gets lots of money from that. but with, with electric vehicles , you — but with, with electric vehicles , yon eon-t— but with, with electric vehicles , you can't really— but with, with electric vehicles , you can't really levy the same tning— , you can't really levy the same tning on— , you can't really levy the same thing on electricity— , you can't really levy the same thing on electricity because tnen— thing on electricity because men it— thing on electricity because then it would _ thing on electricity because then it would be getting levied on tooetete— then it would be getting levied on toasters and— then it would be getting levied on toasters and everything like tnot. — on toasters and everything like met. its— on toasters and everything like met. its inst— on toasters and everything like that. it's just small- on toasters and everything like that. e that. it's just small bills. we have to pay. well, yeah, this is the have to pay. well, yeah, this is tie-iney-te— have to pay. well, yeah, this is the-they're like,- have to pay. well, yeah, this is the-they're like, oh,- the thing. they're like, oh, how are the thing. they're like, oh, how tie-going— the thing. they're like, oh, how die-going to— the thing. they're like, oh, how are-going to fill— the thing. they're like, oh, how are going to fill that gap? are we going to fill that gap? ite— are we going to fill that gap? it-e—inetl it's like, how about you just ede— it's like, how about you just reduce—ot- it's like, how about you just. reduce _of-you reduce the amount of tax? you inst— reduce the amount of tax? you inet tote— reduce the amount of tax? you inet tote tint— reduce the amount of tax? you just take that hit— reduce the amount of tax? you just take that hit and you fire peopte— just take that hit and you fire some people councils some people in some councils eoneweeon-d- some people in some councils somewhere-do you. some people in some councils. somewhere-do you think some people in some councils- somewhere.-do you think of somewhere. what do you think of

that? well, i was thinking- somewhere. i:t::i m7 well, i was thinking fair that? well, i was thinking fair enongn. — that? well, i was thinking fair enongn. .tnon,— that? well, i was thinking fair enough.-know, one- m7 well, i was thinking fair enough. know, one source of enough. you know, one source of tax enough. you know, one source of tot-iney-ve— tax has gone. they've got to tepioee— tax has gone. they've got to replace-yeah,— tax has gone. they've got to replace yeah, guess replace it. yeah, but i guess yon-d— replace it. yeah, but i guess yon-d-tot— replace it. yeah, but i guess you'd-lot less- replace it. yeah, but i guess you'd lot less tax all you'd like a lot less tax all tond— you'd like a lot less tax all round—on- you'd like a lot less tax allj round._on his you'd like a lot less tax all- round._on his own, round. well yes, leo on his own, pattientotiy— round. well yes, leo on his own, pattientdtty on— round. well yes, leo on his own, particularly on his— round. well yes, leo on his own, particularly on his money. vied.— particularly on his money. vied-ot— particularly on his money. - well,-of administrating well, the cost of administrating this, tax. this, administering of this tax. so, so complicated. among the recommendations— recommendations is to charge motorist— recommendations is to charge mototiet on— recommendations is to charge motorist on-mile- recommendations is to charge motorist on mile basis recommendations is to charge motorisofin mile basis recommendations is to charge motorisof zero mile basis recommendations is to charge motorisof zero emissioniasis drivers of zero emission eteottio— drivers of zero emission. eteettie—poy electric vehicles would pay significantly— significantly less than those penind— significantly less than those behind petrol— significantly less than those behind petrol or diesel. all veniotee— behind petrol or diesel. all vehicles would— behind petrol or diesel. all vehicles would receive an annual ottoeotion— vehicles would receive an annual nitoeotion ot— vehicles would receive an annual allocation of tax— vehicles would receive an annual allocation of tax free miles, witn — allocation of tax free miles, witn moe— allocation of tax free miles, with more for— allocation of tax free miles, with more for those in remote witn— with more for those in remote areas with fewer— with more for those in remote areas with fewer transport alternatives. _ areas with fewer transport alternatives. all just this alternatives. it's all just this technocratic_ alternatives. it's all just this technocratic fudging . and the technocratic fudging. and the bigger— technocratic fudging. and the bigger concern— technocratic fudging. and the bigger concern about being tracked — bigger concern about being tracked. that's— bigger concern about being tracked. that's what people are upset about, isn't it? most people are used to paying tax for motoring, but the worry is, well, how are you going to know where been how many where i've been and how many miles done? all right. where i've been and how many mileswe done? all right. where i've been and how many mileswe do>ne? all right. where i've been and how many mileswe do havetll right. where i've been and how many mileswe do have to right. where i've been and how many mileswe do have to move on that well, we do have to move on that is it— well, we do have to move on that is it tot— well, we do have to move on that is it tot-titee. — well, we do have to move on that is it for-three. but— well, we do have to move on that is it for-three. but do- is it for part three. but do doin— is it for part three. but do ioin ne— is it for part three. but do on no tot— is it for part three. but do join us for the— is it for part three. but do join us for the final section ninete— join us for the final section nnete—tel where we're going to be deepening— where we're going to be- discussing-bouncy discussing a ban on bouncy onetiee— discussing a ban on bouncy castles-about- discussing a ban on bouncy castles. about time and castles. it's about time and man's extreme— castles. it's about time and man's extreme measure to stay tooting— man's extreme measure to stay tooting young— man's extreme measure to stay looking young and the controversial- looking young and the controversial trend. controversial nude dress trend. vod— controversial nude dress trend. ton—tint- controversial nude dress trend.

ton—tint .| you're with gb news. it's 11:00. the top story this hour , 11:00. the top story this hour, south wales police have denied that police were to blame for the deaths of two teenagers killed in cardiff on monday evening, saying the nearest police vehicle was half a mile away at the time . cctv footage away at the time. cctv footage appeared to show a police van following an e—bike before the

fatal incident occurred . the fatal incident occurred. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans sparked rioting in the ely area of the city. hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left at the roadside by friends and family. and tonight a candlelit vigil was held to remember the two men that died . remember the two men that died. rishi sunak says the latest inflation figures show the government is making progress on his promise to halve it. his comments came as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. that it's the first time the figure has fallen below 10% since last august. however with food price inflation continue at a near record 19.1, labour has accused the government of failing to help struggling families . gb failing to help struggling families. gb news understands that the authorities in portugal hunting for clues to the disappearance of madeleine mccann will continue their search for a third day tomorrow. police have been using

mechanical undergrowth , cutters, mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and poles today. and we're seeing removing a number of sealed bags from the scene. investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old was at the arade dam and reservoir, which was visited a number of times by the prime suspect in the case, christian brueckner , to the united states brueckner, to the united states now, where the florida governor ron desantis, is announcing he's entering the race for the 2024 presidential elections. he's filed the paperwork and is announcing the news at an event onune announcing the news at an event online around now with the billionaire elon musk. the 44 year old will stand against candidates including his main rival , donald trump, for the rival, donald trump, for the republican nomination . now a republican nomination. now a medical breakthrough, a man who was paralysed more than a decade ago has regained the ability to walk simply by thinking about it . neuroscientists in switzerland have used artificial intelligence to create what they

call a wireless digital bridge between the brain and the spinal cord . and they say it converts cord. and they say it converts the thoughts of movement into actual movement. after being paralysed in a bicycle accident in china ten years ago, gert jan oxen can now stand, walk , walk oxen can now stand, walk, walk and climb stairs once again . can and climb stairs once again. can now . tributes have been pouring now. tributes have been pouring in this evening for one of rock and roll's most famous voices, tina turner , who has died at the tina turner, who has died at the age of 83. you're sampling the . age of 83. you're sampling the. best better than all the rest in an astonishing career spanning over 60 years in show business, the american swiss singer sold more than 180 albums worldwide , more than 180 albums worldwide, and she won 12 grammy awards as the rolling stones. mick jagger called her inspiring, warm, funny and generous. and tom jones has tweeted tonight, calling her a one of a kind talent . mariah carey also said

talent. mariah carey also said her music will inspire generations to come. tina turner, who died today , you're turner, who died today, you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app . radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel hello and welcome to headliners. i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonignt— i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonignt ete— i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonignt two— i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonight are two of— i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonight are two of my very best ttiende. — tonight are two of my very best friends. well,— tonight are two of my very best friends. well, no,— tonight are two of my very best friends. well, no, actually they ween-t— friends. well, no, actually they weren't available,— friends. well, no, actually they weren't available, so i've had to-nitn— weren't available, so i've had to-nitn teo- weren't available, so i've had to with leo kearse to make do with leo kearse and cteeeido— to make do with leo kearse and cteeeido-don- to make do with leo kearse and cressida-how-you. cressida wetton. how are you totte— cressida wetton. how are you totni wat— cressida wetton. how are you both? well not— cressida wetton. how are you both? well not very nice. ttjttt both? well not very nice. now titt— both? well not very nice. now that i— both? well not very nice. now that i know— both? well not very nice. now that i know that— both? well not very nice. now that i know that we're not best friends anymore. well, you know, i'm very disgruntled at you, leo. and for reasons which i entit— leo. and for reasons which i shall-elaborate- leo. and for reasons which i shall-elaborate on. - leo. and for reasons which i. shall-elaborate on. -are shall not elaborate on. how are you— shall not elaborate on. how are you i — shall not elaborate on. how are you e won. — shall not elaborate on. how are you ? wow. tension.- shall not elaborate on. how are you ? iii“; iii" shall not elaborate on. how are you ? ti“; iii" �*" you? wow. tension. i'm fine, thank you. yeah. i'm wondering why of milk why we've got a pint of milk here. we've got a pint of milk teneme— here. we've got a pint of milk teeonee teo— ”itizi; we've got a pint of milk because leo concerned because leo is very concerned about— because leo is very concerned about-calcium. - because leo is very concerned about calcium. t g because leo is very concerned about calcium. 3g 7 yeah, about his calcium. right? yeah, it's about his calcium. right? yeah, its tongn.— about his calcium. right? yeah, its tongt-po— about his calcium. right? yeah, it's tough. _so.brittlel it's tough. okay, so no brittle bones well done. let's

bones for you. well done. let's crack on. we're to have a crack on. we're going to have a look at thursday's front pages. first, leading first, the daily mail is leading with top cop in vip abuse probe faces misconduct charges. the telegraph is running with millions on jobless benefits. do not have to seek work. the guardian has clamour for pm to scrap johnson's honours list . scrap johnson's honours list. the times is leading with whitehall clash over johnson's covid diary . the metro prem covid diary. the metro prem stars are stalked by devil baby . we'll get to that in stars are stalked by devil baby .we'll get to that in a minute and explain all. and finally, the daily star , which has the the daily star, which has the sad death of tina turner, simply the best. and those were your front pages . so we're going to front pages. so we're going to kick off with thursday's daily star. leo is running. they're running with the image that is on most of the front covers. yeah the death of tina turner , yeah the death of tina turner, aged 83in switzerland. there's a picture of her there— aged 83in switzerland. there's a picture of her there just- aged 83in switzerland. there's a picture of her there just as- g: 85 ii : there's a picture of her there just as she stande— picture of her there just as she stands on— picture of her there just as she stands on some— picture of her there just as she stands on some lego. and yeah,

one-e— stands on some lego. and yeah, ones on— stands on some lego. and yeah, she's an incredible— stands on some lego. and yeah, she's an incredible rock icon . she's an incredible rock icon. 60 she's an incredible rock icon. oo yeti— she's an incredible rock icon. on year career— she's an incredible rock icon. 60 year career overcame you mow,— 60 year career overcame you mow, ene— 60 year career overcame you mow, one ttom — 60 year career overcame you know, she from a— 60 year career overcame you know, she from a time where she overcame genuine— know, she from a time where she overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine .— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine , you— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine , you know, terrible genuine, you know, terrible otetoetee— genuine, you know, terrible obstacles to _ genuine, you know, terrible obstacles to defeat and also misogyny— obstacles to defeat and also mieogyny ot— obstacles to defeat and also misogyny or husband abused her. she misogyny or husband abused her. sne nod— misogyny or husband abused her. she had escaped— misogyny or husband abused her. she had escaped that that mnoemg — she had escaped that that marriage. yeah. so she's she's teddy— marriage. yeah. so she's she's really inspirational figure and i really inspirational figure and i dint— really inspirational figure and i dint you— really inspirational figure and i think you know today's generation— i think you know today's generation who complain about you mon— generation who complain about you know tie— generation who complain about you know the slightest little microaggression or misgendering ooutd— microaggression or misgendering oouid teem— microaggression or misgendering oouid teem o— microaggression or misgendering could learn a few— microaggression or misgendering could learn a few things from net. — could learn a few things from her. _absolutely. - could learn a few things from. her. _absolutely. _you her. yeah, absolutely. were you a her. yeah, absolutely. were you t—iumet— her. yeah, absolutely. were you a_turner ? chris- a fan of tina turner? chris skudder well,— a fan of tina turner? chris skudder well, i— a fan of tina turner? chris skudder well, i know- 7 chris skudder well, i know the hits, of course. well,— skudder well, i know the hits, of course. well, we- skudder well, i know the hits, of course. initial of course. well, we all know the hits. say i know the hits. i can't say i know the detoite— hits. i can't say i know the detoite ot— hits. i can't say i know the details of all— hits. i can't say i know the details of all the - i“ i can't say i know the details of all the album tracks, but-fantastic. - details of all the album tracks, but-fantastic. tina- details of all the album tracks, but fantastic. but yeah, fantastic. tina the tegp. —to- but yeah, fantastic. tina the legs. to call her. legs. my dad used to call her. really? yes. which isn't she did titt— really? yes. which isn't she did tnnt demoe— really? yes. which isn't she did that dance where— really? yes. which isn't she did that dance where-did- 37 yes. which isn't she did that dance where did . ii m that dance where she did. mick. idiot— that dance where she did. mick. idiot-toned— that dance where she did. mick. mick-based his- that dance where she did. mick. mick based his stage mick jagger based his stage persona on tina turner. are you just making that up? no, no , just making that up? no, no, that's thing. it feels that's a real thing. it feels plausible..feels- that's a real thing. it feels plausible..feels like- plausible. it feels like something— plausible. it feels like. something—say plausible. it feels like something—say pub something you would say in a pub guiz— something you would say in a pub guiz-tne— something you would say in a pub quiz-the internet.- something you would say in a pub quiz the internet. and quiz before the internet. and i'd quiz before the internet. and i-d-tetiete- quiz before the internet. and i'd-believe you. . quiz before the internet. and i'd believe you. c i'd have to believe you. it's very— i'd have to believe you. it's yety end.— i'd have to believe you. it's very sad, though,- i'd have to believe you. it's very sad, though, when these stars there stars who've just been there forever you just forever and you just you just take them for granted that they're always but they're always there. but then

they're always there. but then they shocked to they go. and i was shocked to find i mean, because they go. and i was shocked to fiishe's i mean, because they go. and i was shocked to fiishe's 83, i mean, because they go. and i was shocked to fiishe's 83, then nean, because they go. and i was shocked to fiishe's 83, then that. because they go. and i was shocked to fiishe's 83, then that meansse they go. and i was shocked to fiishe's 83, then that means i'm if she's 83, then that means i'm also also getting getting also i'm also getting getting on also i'm also getting getting on a yeah. it's all about you, a bit. yeah. it's all about you, leot— a bit. yeah. it's all about you, teo, und— a bit. yeah. it's all about you, teo, end you— e yeah. it's all about you, leo, and your mortality is it reminde— leo, and your mortality is it reminds-you- leo, and your mortality is it reminds you know, leo, and your mortality is it- reminds-you know, i'm reminds you that, you know, i'm not-opting— reminds you that, you know, i'm not-spring chicken.- not you're no spring chicken. done— not you're no spring chicken. done ot— not you're no spring chicken. done ot ue— not you're no spring chicken. done ot us me— not you're no spring chicken. none of us are anymore. none of us are young anymore. no- — none of us are young anymore. do. —otty- none of us are young anymore.| do. —otty yeti. no. no, you're not. okay well, before starts about before leo starts crying about that, going on to that, we're going to move on to the theatre. have the guardian theatre. what have they on? they've also got they got on? they've also got iino— they got on? they've also got ime-tie— they got on? they've also got tina _the -cover| they got on? they've also goti tina _the -cover , tina turner on the front cover, tut— tina turner on the front cover, tut tney— tina turner on the front cover, put tney note— tina turner on the front cover, but they have this— tina turner on the front cover, but they have this story. rishi sunni— but they have this story. rishi sunnt undet— but they have this story. rishi sunak under pressure to cancel none— sunak under pressure to cancel none ionneon-e— sunak under pressure to cancel boris johnson's honours list . boris johnson's honours list. okay,— boris johnson's honours list. otoy eo— boris johnson's honours list. okay, so explain— boris johnson's honours list. okay, so explain this. i“ okay, so explain this. this is in-tttte— okay, so explain this. this is immune ot— okay, so explain this. this is in-wake of all— okay, so explain this. this is in wake of all the pressure in the wake of all the pressure thatis in the wake of all the pressure that is mounting. all the pressure. yes.— that is mounting. all the pressure. yes. the- g all the pressure. yes. the police have got— pressure. yes. the police have got nie— pressure. yes. the police have got me coviio— pressure. yes. the police have got his covid diaries. oh so going— got his covid diaries. oh so going to— got his covid diaries. oh so we're going to find out about all we're going to find out about tit nie— we're going to find out about all his parties— we're going to find out about all his parties and what he got uplduting— all his parties and what he got uplduring covid. - all his parties and what he got up during covid. and of up to during covid. and of course, this— up to during covid. and of course, this was- up to during covid. and of course, this was some time ago. and— course, this was some time ago. and nie— course, this was some time ago. and its witn— course, this was some time ago. and his with now— course, this was some time ago. and his with now two prime ministers— and his with now two prime ministers ahead— and his with now two prime ministers ahead aren't we? yes, we iunet— ministers ahead aren't we? yes, we are. what do— ministers ahead aren't we? yes, we are. what do you make of this ued — we are. what do you make of this ued a— we are. what do you make of this accursed? a lot— we are. what do you make of this accursed? a lot of— we are. what do you make of this accursed? ' accursed? a lot of people are saying is bit witch saying this is a bit of a witch hunt. know, there's hunt. and, you know, there's even been that there was an article in the express talking even been that there was an article how �*ie express talking even been that there was an article how �*ie exfisss talking even been that there was an article how �*ie exfisss sorting even been that there was an article how �*ie exfisss sort of| about how there is a sort of secret plot least there's secret plot or at least there's a that there's a perception that there's a secret to sort get out, secret plot to sort of get out, get out the brexiteers

get out all the brexiteers within do you think within the party. do you think this convincing? it could be, this is convincing? it could be, couldn't mean, angela couldn't it? i mean, angela ittynet— couldn't it? i mean, angela ittynetletying— couldn't it? i mean, angela rayner-saying it's- f: i“ e c7 i mean, angela rayner saying it's impossible f: i“ e c7 i mean, angela rayner listaying it's impossible f: i“ e c7 i mean, angela rayner list to ng it's impossible f: i“ e c7 i mean, angela rayner list to go it's impossible f: i“ e c7 i mean, angela rayner list to go ahead. ossible f: i“ e c7 i mean, angela rayner list to go ahead. now le for the list to go ahead. now tnete-e— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh— for the list to go ahead. now there's fresh accusations and you—know,- you think i don't know, is it, is.impossible?_ you think i don't know, is it, islimpossible? i- you think i don't know, is it, is impossible? i think it is it impossible? i think it ooutd— is it impossible? i think it oouid go— is it impossible? i think it could go ahead, couldn't it? it oouid. — could go ahead, couldn't it? it oouid. .tte— could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. .are you- could go ahead, couldn't it? it could. .are you are- could. leo, are you are you i mean, you you like the old conspiracy theory, don't you? do you trying you think they are trying to because they're going after suella braverman well. and suella braverman as well. and now could be now anybody who could be temotety— now anybody who could be remotely conservative, most most of remotely conservative, most most ot—totutiiyl of the tory party could actually duet—tnytodyl just be in labour. so anybody uno— just be in labour. so anybody. who—differentiate who could actually differentiate the who could actually differentiate tie—tttoun- the tory party from labour. tttoun— the tory party from labour. labour, they're _ the tory party from labour. labour, they're after labour, they're going after mem.— labour, they're going after. tnem.—eeeme labour, they're going after- them. _seems to labour, they're going after- them._seems to be them. and yet labour seems to be ttoting— tacking to the right and teooming— tacking to the right and- becoming-conservative becoming the new conservative ittty. — becoming the new conservative party. _ridiculous. - party. but it's ridiculous. i mem-going- party. but it's ridiculous. i- mean,_going-boris mean, they're going after boris in-niton— mean, they're going after boris in .witch hunt— mean, they're going after boris in .witch hunt to, - mean, they're going after boris in witch hunt to, to find in this witch hunt to, to find out— in this witch hunt to, to find out-moe— in this witch hunt to, to find out-ntte t- in this witch hunt to, to find out have a second slice out did he have a second slice of out did he have a second slice ot ottei— out did he have a second slice of cake? were— out did he have a second slice of cake? were there balloons? tid— of cake? were there balloons? did _the, - of cake? were there balloons?| did - little, - know, did he have a little, you know, paper— did he have a little, you know, ptpet—nie- did he have a little, you know, ptpet—nie pint- paper umbrella in his pina ooitdti— colada? it's absolute nonsense. deit— colada? it's absolute nonsense. tied-oouid- colada? it's absolute nonsense. well,-could be- well, a balloon could be dtngetoue— well, a balloon could be dangerous airborne dangerous in an airborne ptndemio— dangerous in an airborne pandemic because if one of them pops- — pandemic because if one of them pope. _yetn.— pandemic because if one of them pope. _yetn.you- pandemic because if one of them pops. _yeah, you know- pandemic because if one of them pops. well, yeah, you know what i mean? you've got to blow them up tot— i mean? you've got to blow them up tot tnie— i mean? you've got to blow them up for this absolutely— 7 you've got to blow them up for this absolutely absolute nonsense because it's a pointteee— nonsense because it's a pointless hunt. he nonsense because it's a- pointless-hunt. he he's pointless witch hunt. he he's gone.— pointless witch hunt. he he's gone..cressida_ pointless witch hunt. he he's gone. cressida said, we've gone. as cressida said, we've ntd— gone. as cressida said, we've ntd to. — gone. as cressida said, we've ntd to. te— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. is it?— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. is it? i— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. c7 i“ gone. as cressida said, we've had to. 7 i“ had to. is it? i mean, a lot of people are saying that he might

stage a comeback some point. stage a comeback at some point. yeah. this really yeah. and you know, this really is scuppering that is about scuppering that scuppering any chance of electoral haven't electoral success haven't they already just written that off anyway at point? yeah so anyway at this point? yeah so they purge the they might as well purge the conservative party of actual conservatives. yeah. and i think if conservatives. yeah. and i think it tney-te— conservatives. yeah. and i think it tney-te-go— conservatives. yeah. and i think if they're-go after- if they're going to go after tnypody— if they're going to go after anybody politician if they're going to go after- anybody-politician who's anybody who any politician who's ever done anything— anybody who any politician who's ever done anything they ever done anything wrong, they don-t—to— ever done anything wrong, they don-t—to open- ever done anything wrong, they don't—to open that. don't really want to open that itndott-e— pandora's box. well, no, they detinitety— pandora's box. well, no, they detinitpeopte— pandora's box. well, no, they definitpeople bored - pandora's box. well, no, they definit : g aren't people bored of partygate ? imean, aren't people bored of partygate ? i mean, they are very bored of ptttygtte— ? i mean, they are very bored of ptttygtte .— 7 i mean, they are very bored of partygate . absolutely. partygate. absolutely. and as you—tooting- partygate. absolutely. and as you—looking for. you say, they're looking for tneee— you say, they're looking for tneee tiny,— you say, they're looking for these tiny, tiny— you say, they're looking for these tiny, tiny things , not these tiny, tiny things, not pttting— these tiny, tiny things, not parking fines,— these tiny, tiny things, not parking fines, speeding fines tnd— parking fines, speeding fines tnd tetote— parking fines, speeding fines and before we— parking fines, speeding fines and before we had that story ttout— and before we had that story ttout itieni — and before we had that story about rishi seatbelt, not all tntt— about rishi seatbelt, not all tntt tong— about rishi seatbelt, not all tntt tong tgo— about rishi seatbelt, not all that long ago. yeah. these ten-t— that long ago. yeah. these aren't really— that long ago. yeah. these aren't really enormous matters aren't really enormous matters tney.— aren't really enormous matters tney. vou— aren't really enormous matters are they. you know the president of are they. you know the president ot tne— are they. you know the president ot tne deit— are they. you know the president of the usa, the _ are they. you know the president of the usa, the former president is of the usa, the former president ie ptying— of the usa, the former president ie ptying nuen— of the usa, the former president is paying hush money to a star tnd— is paying hush money to a star tnd itieni— is paying hush money to a star and rishi sunak— is paying hush money to a star and rishi sunak gets fined £50 for and rishi sunak gets fined £50 tot t— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 tot t tit— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 tot t tit ot— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 for a bit of seat— and rishi sunak gets fined £50 for a bit of seat belt by the ounent— for a bit of seat belt by the current president of the usa is teoeiting— current president of the usa is receiving mail— current president of the usa is receiving mail or— current president of the usa is receiving mail or his family's teoeiving— receiving mail or his family's receiving millions from china . receiving millions from china. tigntt te— receiving millions from china. tignte ie tntt— receiving millions from china. right? is that right?- receiving millions from china. 3g7 is that right? is that or right? is that right? is that or is right? is that right? is that or ie tntt— right? is that right? is that or is that confirmed? - 3 g7 is that right? is that or is that confirmed? the house oversight committee . all right. oversight committee. all right. well, there we go. so he can say it. anyway, we're move

it. anyway, we're going to move on daily mail next. leo, on to the daily mail next. leo, what are they? they lift“ j eat it? e itiyte leo, what are they? they obviously ntve — what are they? they obviously ntve t— what are they? they obviously have a picture— what are they? they obviously have a picture of— what are they? they obviously have a picture of tina turner, tut—tney- have a picture of tina turner, but—they have?| have a picture of tina turner,- but_they have? so but what else do they have? so tnie—ptetty- this is some some pretty outstanding— this is some some pretty outstanding investigative ioumttiem— outstanding investigative journalism the the daily journalism by the by the daily titti— journalism by the by the daily mail-resulted- journalism by the by the daily mail-resulted in- journalism by the by the daily mail resulted in the head mail that's resulted in the head of mail that's resulted in the head ot sootttnd— mail that's resulted in the head of scotland _vip - mail that's resulted in the head of scotland vip sex abuse of scotland yard's vip sex abuse inveetigttion— of scotland yard's vip sex abuse inveetigttion .— of scotland yard's vip sex abuse investigation , steve rodhouse, investigation, steve rodhouse, tntt-e— investigation, steve rodhouse, tntt-e tne — investigation, steve rodhouse, that's the name— investigation, steve rodhouse, that's the name of the name of the that's the name of the name of tie mtn— that's the name of the name of tie not— that's the name of the name of the man, not the— that's the name of the name of the man, not the investigation . the man, not the investigation. it the man, not the investigation. it ute— the man, not the investigation. it tn— the man, not the investigation. it was an operation rodhouse no , it ute— it was an operation rodhouse no , it was operation— it was an operation rodhouse no , it was operation midland. yes, i , it was operation midland. yes, i tememett— , it was operation midland. yes, i remember this. _ , it was operation midland. yes, i remember this. e , it was operation midland. yes, iremember this. f i remember this. so it came tttet— i remember this. so it came after savile. so he's facing gross misconduct charges over allegations he lied in public. so after savile, you know, people were looking around for anything else, any other, you know , hidden rings or anything know, hidden rings or anything like that, apart from grooming gangs, which they preferred to to, ignore. but they found this guy, carl beech. his blog was found by a journalist and he was making all these allegations about paedophilia and also murder of children linked to dolphin square in pimlico . and dolphin square in pimlico. and it was all, you know, high ranking celebs treaties and the prime minister and the prime minister, it was really, you

know , it was ritualistic murder know, it was ritualistic murder and sexual abuse, which was obviously not true, right. when i heard it, i thought,- g when i heard it, i thought, that's otettty— i heard it, i thought, that's otettty not— i heard it, i thought, that's clearly not true. �*fti�*till i heard it, i thought, that's clearly not true. initial clearly not true. well, when i heard it, i was like, oh, that makes sense. so we have dittetent— so we have different perspectives of politicians, _ different perspectives of politicians, suppose. different perspectives of politicians, isuppose. this politicians, i suppose. and this guy-unde— politicians, i suppose. and this guy who's making the guy who's who's making the accusations. carl beech, you know, fantasist and know, obviously a fantasist and he was a and he was two he himself was a and he was two liars, came to back him up. but they've escaped criminal prosecution, so they're just named b in this. but named as a and b in this. but yeah, the, the head of the investigation, steve rodhouse, he escaped , you know any he he escaped, you know any he dodged one misconduct hearing. but finally he's been brought down after pitched operation. midland was an absolute disaster . i midland was an absolute disaster . i metn— midland was an absolute disaster . i not— midland was an absolute disaster . i mean, not only— midland was an absolute disaster . i mean, not only was it hugely epeie— . i mean, not only was it hugely epenie it— . i mean, not only was it hugely expensive, it travesty of expensive, it was a travesty of iuetioe. — expensive, it was a travesty of iuetioe. i— expensive, it was a travesty of iuetioe. i-tney- expensive, it was a travesty of justice. i they were justice. i mean, they were ttting— justice. i mean, they were ttting-ot- justice. i mean, they were. taking-of fantasists, taking the word of fantasists, which— taking the word of fantasists,. which—brain which anyone with half a brain would— which anyone with half a brain would have— which anyone with half a brain would have known not to trust. but— would have known not to trust. but-head— would have known not to trust. but-head of— would have known not to trust. but head of scotland yard but the head of scotland yard amen-— but the head of scotland yard came .on live _ but the head of scotland yard came .on live i and - but the head of scotland yard came on live and said came out on live tv and said these— came out on live tv and said these accusations— came out on live tv and said these accusations are credible and— these accusations are credible and true. — these accusations are credible and true. .forget_ these accusations are credible and true. forget about due and true. so forget about due pess— and true. so forget about due press . res— and true. so forget about due process . he's just decided all process. he's just decided all of...— process. he's just decided all er-rs pee.— process. he's just decided all of-is true. we— process. he's just decided all of is true. we don't have of this is true. we don't have to of this is true. we don't have re worry— of this is true. we don't have re worry appur— of this is true. we don't have to worry about court. what is going— to worry about court. what is pomp-rre- to worry about court. what is going-the police. to worry about court. what is going the police just going on when the police just i

peep—perpe- going on when the police just i mean,_doing their. mean, they're not doing their peps— mean, they're not doing theiri jobs—situation.7 mean, they're not doing their. jobs—situation.7 jobs in that kind of situation? apssrurerr—r- jobs in that kind of situation? absolutely—i don't absolutely not. i mean, i don't know. is it because in the short term they think it's good for their don't know. do term they think it's good for theiwant don't know. do term they think it's good for theiwant to don't know. do term they think it's good for theiwant to (thet know. do term they think it's good for theiwant to (the guy)w. do term they think it's good for theiwant to (the guy dealing you want to be the guy dealing with the time? well, with it at the time? well, i think it might have started when keir of keir starmer was director of pubuc keir starmer was director of public because he public prosecutions because he started we started this thing saying we must the victim. and he must believe the victim. and he said the said victim. he changed the repppepe— said victim. he changed the language from _ said victim. he changed the language from complainant to were — language from complainant to were -pessrpp- victim again by passing dramatically,- dramatically, you know, finding rre—pevel the. yes, because there have peep— the. yes, because there have been-failings,- the. yes, because there have. been _failings,.you been so many failings, as you say,— been so many failings, as you say, were— been so many failings, as you say, there have— been so many failings, as you say, there have been so many farmers— say, there have been so many rerrrpps-pesr— say, there have been so many failings-past with- say, there have been so many failings past with people failings in the past with people not-believed— failings in the past with people not believed genuine not being believed and genuine rrerrms— not being believed and genuine perms-perpe— not being believed and genuine victims being believed that victims not being believed that rrer— victims not being believed that reer—epe- victims not being believed that. reer—ere sere they went the other way and said peppere— they went the other way and said perreve-ppr— believe everyone, but there's a lot believe everyone, but there's a rer-eur— believe everyone, but there's a rer-err prere— believe everyone, but there's a lot-out there, of- lot of liars out there, of| course. _short lot of liars out there, of- course. _short term, course. so in the short term, you be the good guy, but you get to be the good guy, but you're not actually investigating at all. yeah, well, good that g? g yeah, well, good that people investigating at all. yeah,- well,-good that people are well, it's good that people are perpe— well, it's good that people are being-account- well, it's good that people are being-account for- being held to account for it. i here— being held to account for it. i havelsav- — being held to account for it. i have-say. we're— being held to account for it. i have say. we're going to move being held to account for it. i hainow say. we're going to move being held to account for it. i hainow to y. we're going to move being held to account for it. i hainow to the ie're going to move being held to account for it. i hainow to the express. g to move being held to account for it. i hainow to the express. consider.3 on now to the express. consider. weer-s— on now to the express. consider. weer-s rprs— on now to the express. consider. what's this about— on now to the express. consider. what's this about coming to the uk what's this about coming to the ue-eeer— what's this about coming to the up_d..p persp- uk car plant deal worth prureps. — uk car plant deal worth billions. so- uk car plant deal worth billions. " fl uk car plant deal worth- billions. so britain to win race for land rover. for jaguar, land rover. gigafactory. forjaguar, land rover. gigafactory. don't know. a gigafactory? i don't know. a really big factory . what could really big factory. what could just call it a big factory? a bigger factory like a gigafactory- bigger factory like a gigafactory just sounds ridiculous— gigafactory just sounds ridiculous. - gigafactory just sounds ridiculous . /r:::r. gigafactory just sounds ridiculous. /r:::r. gigafactory just sounds ridiculous. v/rzzr. gigafactory just sounds- ridiculous . you know, you got ridiculous. you know, you got giga. giga bytes and-

ridiculous. v/rzzr. grin ggr? giga bytes and gigawatts. giga. giga bytes and gigawatts. erperrerrs— giga. giga bytes and gigawatts. srperrerrs arre— giga. giga bytes and gigawatts. gigawatts and also— ggr? giga bytes and gigawatts. gigawatts and also it makes it serpe— gigawatts and also it makes it sound raspy.— gigawatts and also it makes it sound tacky. it's— gigawatts and also it makes it sound tacky. it's batteries pese— sound tacky. it's batteries because these _ sound tacky. it's batteries because these cars will have perrerres. — because these cars will have batteries. right.— because these cars will have batteries. right. okay [firs/q c batteries. right. okay okay. it does— batteries. right. okay okay. iti sees—seprps does sound tacky and it sounds like set in that like it should be set in that lottery. a gigafactory lottery. voice a gigafactory three it's coming britain, three so it's coming to britain, britain spain . the britain set to beat spain. the chairman's meeting, the prime minister next week. so it looks like it's all going ahead. and this is fantastic, isn't it? because we think of car manufacturing left the manufacturing as having left the uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sorry— uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sorry rs— uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sorry rs repr— uk. yes. well, wait a minute. sorry to rain on the parade here, but it's not just like we've we've won this basically . we've we've won this basically. jeremy hunt, the british chancellor, the business chancellor, offered the business half a billion, half £1 billion to come here, which is which is more like more leo which is more than the more than the 300 million promised by madrid. okay so basically we bid it, we bribe people to come here, speculate , people to come here, speculate, to accumulate. but it's interesting,— to accumulate. but it's interesting, isn't- eec. but it's interesting, isn't it, 3rt.rt. but it's interesting, isn't it, because rprs— interesting, isn't it, because rprs prepr— interesting, isn't it, because this front cover,— interesting, isn't it, because this front cover, they say in me— this front cover, they say in the subtitle,— this front cover, they say in the subtitle, who said brexit is pre— the subtitle, who said brexit is bad-business?— the subtitle, who said brexit is bad business? now, again and bad for business? now, again and peeps.— bad for business? now, again and again were— bad for business? now, again and again, we're getting various peeppe— again, we're getting various people whenever something good peppers—prere- people whenever something good happenwill—brexit. people whenever something good happenwill say, brexit people whenever something good happenwill say, look, brexit people whenever something good

happenwill say, look, this rexit papers will say, look, this spews— papers will say, look, this shows- brexit - papers will say, look, this shows - brexit is - papers will say, look, this shows brexit is great. shows that brexit is great. wpeperer— shows that brexit is great. whenever something bad happens, rper-u— they'll say, look, this shows rrer— they'll say, look, this shows rper-ewrpp - they'll say, look, this shows that-awful. can- they'll say, look, this shows that awful. can we that brexit is awful. can we resp— that brexit is awful. can we r-psr eu— that brexit is awful. can we ppsr err spree— that brexit is awful. can we just all agree that we should warr— just all agree that we should werr zo— just all agree that we should wait 20 years?— just all agree that we should wait 20 years? look back and just all agree that we should wait decide �*s? look back and just all agree that we should wait decide whetherback and just all agree that we should wait decide whetherback awas then decide whether brexit was bad then decide whether brexit was pep-peeepse- then decide whether brexit was bad-because i- then decide whether brexit was bad because i just bad or good? 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so what's this about a devil baby? selseerrp— what's this about a devil baby? solsocial media— what's this about a devil baby? solsocial media influencer- what's this about a devil baby? so a social media influencer who labelled herself devil baby stalked three stalked and harassed three premier footballers , a premier league footballers, a court heard. so she's called court has heard. so she's called aulus sloane. she's she's aulus sloane. she's 22. she's alleged sent dozens of alleged to have sent dozens of texts, whatsapp messages and instagram chelsea instagram post to chelsea midfielder mason mount, his team—mate ben chilwell and ex team—mate ben chilwell and ex team—mate billy gilmour as well as calling them an a number of occasions as so she briefly

dated mason mount. i think briefly dated is probably a polite way of putting it right . polite way of putting it right. but but be an impolite way of putting it and mason mount has discovered the intersection of hot and crazy at the age of 24, he's found out that you get these these girls who they seem they seem very attractive , but they seem very attractive, but they're also mentally. i think cressida anyone _ they're also mentally. i think cressida anyone you- ithink cressida anyone you know, you pepper-r— cressida anyone you know, you pepper-r pe— cressida anyone you know, you wouldn't be with— cressida anyone you know, you wouldn't be with someone who serrs— wouldn't be with someone who calls himself— wouldn't be with someone who calls himself devil baby. that's rper-s— calls himself devil baby. that's rper-s your— calls himself devil baby. that's that's your first— calls himself devil baby. that's that's your first clue, did he pere— that's your first clue, did he not?-material- that's your first clue, did he. not?-material.what not? marriage material is what i say-- _ not? marriage material is what i say-- -i_ not? marriage material is what ii say-. _i completely say to that. well, i completely agree . i completely agree. it is agree. i completely agree. it is something that very successful young men are prone to, isn't it? i suppose it's part of that. i don't want to say it's part of the job and he should be. i mean, it's dreadful. it's absolutely if it was my brother, i'd be furious. yes but i'm not totally shocked. i bet it doesn't happen often to doesn't happen as often to people who champion chess people who are champion chess players. it people who are champion chess players . it was my brother. i'd players. it was my brother. i'd be players. it was my brother. i'd pe peppprep— players. it was my brother. i'd be delighted for— it was my brother. i'd be delighted for him. okay prep.— be delighted for him. okay well we— be delighted for him. okay well we de— be delighted for him. okay well, we do offer- be delighted for him. okay well, we do offer different points of view on this show, but those are the front pages out of

the way. do in a minute the way. do join us in a minute for labour's brexit plans, the impending crisis, and impending economic crisis, and whether will see the end of whether we will see the end of that awful man . missy, see you that awful man. missy, see you in a