at 11:00 this is the latest news from— at 11:00 this is the latest news from ge— at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news.— at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news. _ at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news. a— at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news. ' from gb news. a man has been arrested after a car crashed into the gates of downing street this afternoon. armed officers immediately arrested the man on suspicion of criminal damage and danger driving. the incident is not being treated as terror related . footage obtained by gb related. footage obtained by gb news shows officers dragging the suspect out of his car and handcuff cuffing him face down on the pavement. the area was immediately cordoned off after the incident, but whitehall has now since reopened and no reports of any injuries. an eyewitness said what he saw . eyewitness said what he saw. police are very quick to respond . children— police are very quick to respond . children ran— police are very quick to respond . children ran away— police are very quick to respond . children ran away panicking. we ran— . children ran away panicking. we ran over in— . children ran away panicking. we ran over in excitement almost wm.— we ran over in excitement almost with the— we ran over in excitement almost with the cameras. _ we ran over in excitement almost with the cameras. and it wasn't

long— with the cameras. and it wasn't long before— with the cameras. and it wasn't long before the— with the cameras. and it wasn't long before the police had him out of— long before the police had him out of the— long before the police had him out of the vehicle— long before the police had him out of the vehicle face down. we pointing— out of the vehicle face down. we were pointing tasers at him. it maybe— were pointing tasers at him. it maybe three— were pointing tasers at him. it maybe three minutes. it was like ten,— maybe three minutes. it was like ten, 12— maybe three minutes. it was like ten, 12 pence— maybe three minutes. it was like ten, 12 police vehicles. and it just— ten, 12 police vehicles. and it just-almost- ten, 12 police vehicles. and it just-almost like- just seemed almost like emotionless,— just seemed almost like emotionless, emotionless and then— emotionless, emotionless and then -escorted _ emotionless, emotionless and then escorted him about ten then like escorted him about ten yards— then like escorted him about ten yards that— then like escorted him about ten yaaaa that way. — then like escorted him about ten yards that way. and i got a video— yards that way. and i got a video af— yards that way. and i got a video of him— yards that way. and i got a video of him going across. he he— video of him going across. he was he was white,— video of him going across. he was he was white, grey, straggly hair. — was he was white, grey, straggly hair. meanwhile,— was he was white, grey, straggly hair. m. was he was white, grey, straggly hair. 361sz m. ”d hair. meanwhile, number 10 has refused calls for rishi sunak to apologise, despite failing to reduce net migration numbers, which has now risen to record levels erroneous. data released today shows migration numbers rose to . 606,000 net last year , rose to. 606,000 net last year, even after repeated government pledges to bring overall migration numbers down. the immigration minister robert jenrick, says the government will keep its promise as net migration is far too high. this is placing intolerable- is placing intolerable pressure on is placing intolerable pressure an pumic— is placing intolerable pressure on public services, on housing supply— on public services, on housing supply and— on public services, on housing supply and au— on public services, on housing supply and our ability to integrate— supply and our ability to integrate people. we've made a very— integrate people. we've made a

very significant— integrate people. we've made a very significant intervention spas— very significant intervention spaswssk— very significant intervention this week which will make a tangible— this week which will make a tangible difference reducing the rarrerp— tangible difference reducing the namerp er— tangible difference reducing the number of student dependents rear— number of student dependents rrrar seme— number of student dependents rrrar re— number of student dependents that come to our— number of student dependents that come to our universities because— that come to our universities because universities should be in because universities should be rr-eaaearrer— because universities should be in education business, not in the education business, not the immigration— in the education business, not the immigration business. s rrearrwrrrre— the immigration business. s rrearrwrrrre ,— the immigration business. s meanwhile , rishi sunak has meanwhile, rishi sunak has wereemea— meanwhile, rishi sunak has welcomed the— meanwhile, rishi sunak has welcomed the reduction in the energy— welcomed the reduction in the energy pree— welcomed the reduction in the energy prree sap— welcomed the reduction in the energy prree eap ,— welcomed the reduction in the energy price cap , describing it energy price cap, describing it as a major milestone towards his gear— as a major milestone towards his gear er— as a major milestone towards his gear or halving— as a major milestone towards his goal of halving inflation. orpem — goal of halving inflation. orpem ras— goal of halving inflation. ofgem has announced the typical annual household energy bill will fall to a maximum of £2,074 a year from july. that's a drop of £426 annually. ofgem says the first price drop in 18 months reflects recent falls in wholesale energy prices . and wholesale energy prices. and just lastly , in the united just lastly, in the united states, the founder and leader of a far right militia group has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in the capitol hill riot. that's the longest jail term ever given over the january 6th incident

that sought to keep donald trump in the white house. stewart rhodes was sentenced for seditious conspiracy. he claims he's a political prisoner who, like trump, was trying to oppose people who are destroying his country. in his words . and country. in his words. and finally, nine people have been arrested over the disorder in cardiff. that followed the deaths of two teenage marchers on monday night. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were both killed in the ely area of the city while they were riding an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv footage emerged shows after cctv footage emerged shows a police van following the teens before their deaths . 15 officers before their deaths. 15 officers were injured and cars were set alight in the streets . in the alight in the streets. in the violence that ensued, all nine people remain tonight in custody on suspicion of rioting . that's on suspicion of rioting. that's your latest news. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and

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you question? what is your where's mine? well, can i ask- youlquestion? what is your can you a question? what is your can i you a question? what is your can r ask— you a question? what is your can r ask reme— you a question? what is your can p ask him? what— you a question? what is your can i ask him? what is— 2“ what is your can i ask him? what is twitter parare— i ask him? what is twitter rarare rs— i ask him? what is twitter handle is we— i ask him? what is twitter handle is we could that handle is we could do that rarer.— handle is we could do that rarer. — handle is we could do that later. what— handle is we could do that later. what is— handle is we could do that later. what is it,- handle is we could do that later. c , it's handle is we could do that later. amp, c lira? it's at later. what is it, paul? it's at paul later. what is it, paul? it's at raar cea— later. what is it, paul? it's at paul cox comedy. _ later. c , it's at paul cox comedy. " later. what is it, paul? it's at paul cox comedy. thanks for asking. cox comedy.- paul cox comedy. g cox comedy. all right. asking. cox comedy. all right. wen,— asking. cox comedy. all right. rreu, rer-s— asking. cox comedy. all right. well, let's have— asking. cox comedy. all right. well, let's have a— g cox comedy. all right. well, let's have a quick look at the well, let's have a quick look at rrre freer— well, let's have a quick look at the front pages. _ well, let's have a quick look at the front pages. jr? car the front pages. so the daily mail has will anyone stop the clowns? as you imagine what clowns? as you can imagine what rear-s— clowns? as you can imagine what rrrar-s appear.— clowns? as you can imagine what that's about-about— clowns? as you can imagine what that's about.-about eco- that's about. it's about eco eerrrrrs — that's about. it's about eco clowns. the— that's about. it's about eco clowns. d fl that's about. it's about eco clowns. d d that's about. it's about eco- clowns. the telegraph goes with mortgage rates amid mortgage rates shoot up amid bond chaos. the i has uk population overtake population set to overtake france first time record france for first time on record . the financial ministers . the financial times ministers look at reshaping pensions lifeboat fund to give boost to business. the express has rishi i get it. you want migration down he finally gets it guys and the daily star has invasion of the daily star has invasion of the monster jellyfish which the daily star has invasion of the monsterjellyfish which is pretty much exactly what you'd expect. and those are your front pages. expect. and those are your front pages . so expect. and those are your front pages. so let's expect. and those are your front pages . so let's have expect. and those are your front pages. so let's have a expect. and those are your front pages . so let's have a look at pages. so let's have a look at the guardian. lewis and this man that has crashed at downing street. well, you hate to start rrrrs— street. well, you hate to start rrrrs earry— street. well, you hate to start rrrrs earry re— street. well, you hate to start this early in the— well, you hate to start this early in the show. man held arrer— this early in the show. man held arrer ar— this early in the show. man held after car hits— this early in the show. man held after car hits downing street pares— after car hits downing street

pares arra— after car hits downing street pares and r— after car hits downing street gates and i mean, it's a front page— gates and i mean, it's a front page news— gates and i mean, it's a front page rrrar— gates and i mean, it's a front page news that a— gates and i mean, it's a front page news that a guy hit the dawning— page news that a guy hit the downing street— page news that a guy hit the downing street gates. it epvreasry— downing street gates. it obviously you - downing street gates. it obviously you can't just bump rere— obviously you can't just bump rare rrrese— obviously you can't just bump into these gates— obviously you can't just bump into these gates ._ obviously you can't just bump into these gates . you've got to into these gates. you've got to make— into these gates. you've got to make a— into these gates. you've got to make a refr— into these gates. you've got to make a left and— into these gates. you've got to make a left and then a right and mem— make a left and then a right and men pe— make a left and then a right and then go straight— make a left and then a right and then go straight in.— make a left and then a right and then go straight in. but but he masm-r— then go straight in. but but he hasn't-arrested.- then go straight in. but but he hasn't-arrested. it- then go straight in. but but he hasn't arrested. it hasn't hasn't been arrested. it hasn't been— hasn't been arrested. it hasn't been claimed— hasn't been arrested. it hasn't been claimed to— hasn't been arrested. it hasn't been claimed to be terrorism. t hey— been claimed to be terrorism. rmey—rmey- been claimed to be terrorism.i they _they haven't they don't i don't they haven't rekeasea— they don't i don't they haven't released _and. they don't i don't they haven't released _and iti released why he did it. and it a kr— released why he did it. and it a rr was— released why he did it. and it was a it was a— released why he did it. and it was a it was a kia. a kia was me— was a it was a kia. a kia was me ar— was a it was a kia. a kia was me .— was a it was a kia. a kia was me . sa— was a it was a kia. a kia was the car. so this— was a it was a kia. a kia was the car. so this is- was a it was a kia. a kia was the car . so this is this is the car. so this is this is a warre— the car. so this is this is a wee ree— the car. so this is this is a little too i— the car. so this is this is a little too i feel— the car. so this is this is a little too i feel guilty. it's ree— little too i feel guilty. it's rae earky— little too i feel guilty. it's too early. but— little too i feel guilty. it's too early. but this is the first srery— too early. but this is the first srary er— too early. but this is the first non story of the— too early. but this is the first non story of the night. kidding. is non story of the night. kidding. rs mks— non story of the night. kidding. rs rms reauy— non story of the night. kidding. is this really a— non story of the night. kidding. is this really a non— non story of the night. kidding. is this really a non story?- is this really a non story? a man crashing into the downing street gates? that's a non story. it seems quite big to me. it's an automobile accident. if it was— it's an automobile accident. if it amy— it's an automobile accident. if it was any other— it's an automobile accident. if it was any other building, it'd be a— it was any other building, it'd be a mem— it was any other building, it'd pea sway.— it was any other building, it'd be a non story. if— it was any other building, it'd be a non story. if they say but it wasr — be a non story. if they say but it wasr w— be a non story. if they say but it wasn't. it wasn't— be a non story. if they say but it wasn't. it wasn't though. so so it wasn't. it wasn't though. so so kr— it wasn't. it wasn't though. so se it was— it wasn't. it wasn't though. so so it was lewis— it wasn't. it wasn't though. so so it was lewis if— it wasn't. it wasn't though. so so it was lewis if it if it was yew— so it was lewis if it if it was your reuse— so it was lewis if it if it was your house, would it be a big srerye— your house, would it be a big srerye w— your house, would it be a big story? it would— your house, would it be a big story? it would be a very big srery— story? it would be a very big stay far— story? it would be a very big story for me— story? it would be a very big story for me. but— story? it would be a very big story for me. but at the end of me— story for me. but at the end of me pay,— story for me. but at the end of me pay, as— story for me. but at the end of me pay, as we— story for me. but at the end of the day, as we always say, as marksm— the day, as we always say, as rmpkrsm peapke— the day, as we always say, as english people, all we say is war— english people, all we say is war rs— english people, all we say is war is war— english people, all we say is that is that the— english people, all we say is that is that the police have not said— that is that the police have not sake-ws— that is that the police have not sake-rr-s a— that is that the police have not said-it's a story. - that is that the police have not said it's a story. \rrt:r said that. it's a story. no, way— said that. it's a story. no, they saw— said that. it's a story. no, they said they— said that. it's a story. no, they said they didn't say it was terrorism or anything. they said

he's arrested. he was he's been arrested. he was tasered. there was tasered. paul, there was a person on the scene saying he seemed emotional. it seemed fairly emotional. it seemed fairly emotional. it seemed going seemed like someone going through yeah well, through a tough time. yeah well, i was was relieved i imagine he was i was relieved to wasn't terrorism to discover it wasn't terrorism and friend . and just a bog standard friend. ram yeah, because as you ram raid. yeah, because as you know, nothing terrifying about this whatsoever. quite clearly it was— this whatsoever. quite clearly rr a— this whatsoever. quite clearly it was a deliberate— quite clearly it was a deliberate act. now, of course, i don't— it was a deliberate act. now, of course, i don't know where you starr— course, i don't know where you srarr praamp— course, i don't know where you start grading terrorism. e start grading terrorism. um, it maybe— start grading terrorism. um, it maybe wasm-r— start grading terrorism. um, it maybe wasn't that terrifying , maybe wasn't that terrifying, but at the end of the day, this guy, see in the footage, guy, you can see in the footage, he took a run up very, very slow, run up and drove, perhaps because it was a key. i don't know. nothing keys. i'm know. nothing against keys. i'm really sorry. really slowly into know. nothing against keys. i'm realgates y. really slowly into know. nothing against keys. i'm realgates andieally slowly into know. nothing against keys. i'm realgates and then slowly into know. nothing against keys. i'm realgates and then atowly into know. nothing against keys. i'm realgates and then at the into the gates and then at the fastest— the gates and then at the fastest thing— the gates and then at the fastest thing happen was the fastest thing to happen was the way— fastest thing to happen was the way-pekreemam— fastest thing to happen was the way policeman got him out of fastest thing to happen was the waycar policeman got him out of fastest thing to happen was the waycar and iceman got him out of fastest thing to happen was the waycar and arrested|ot him out of fastest thing to happen was the waycar and arrested him,m out of the car and arrested him, handcuffed— the car and arrested him, handcuffed him all in about rmee— handcuffed him all in about three nanoseconds. e g: three nanoseconds. it's good to know— three nanoseconds. it's good to know the police can do their job in right circumstances. you in the right circumstances. you know what mean? in the right circumstances. you. know whatlmean?-they're know what i mean? when they're arresrmp— know what i mean? when they're arresrmp peapke— know what i mean? when they're arresting people who don't arresting people who who don't warr— arresting people who who don't wart-ow— arresting people who who don't want-oil sitting- arresting people who who don't want-oil sitting in. want just stop oil sitting in me— want just stop oil sitting in rue—rasrl want just stop oil sitting in. rue—fast ama the road. they're very fast and very— the road. they're very fast and very fast— the road. they're very fast and very fast em— the road. they're very fast and very rasr em-rr— the road. they're very fast and very fast on - if-a - the road. they're very fast and very fast on if a blm very fast on this. if it's a blm pretest— very fast on this. if it's a blm pretest-mer— very fast on this. if it's a blm protest,-not quite- very fast on this. if it's a blm protest, not quite as fast. protest, not not quite as fast. dem-r— protest, not not quite as fast. dem-r-apeur— protest, not not quite as fast. don't-about it.- protest, not not quite as fast. don't about it. they were don't worry about it. they were spurre— don't worry about it. they were puke-wus— don't worry about it. they were puke-mks eme- don't worry about it. they were quite-this one. but- quite good on this one. but years:— quite good on this one. but yeah: r— quite good on this one. but yeah: r meam—

quite good on this one. but yeah, i mean, was worried for yeah, i mean, i was worried for a mmure.— yeah, i mean, i was worried for ammure. rms— yeah, i mean, i was worried for a minute. this-was- yeah, i mean, i was worried for a minute. this was a sort of a minute. this guy was a sort of wrap-a— a minute. this guy was a sort of wma-a peer— a minute. this guy was a sort of who'd been radicalised by who'd been radicalised online by lewis— who'd been radicalised online by lewis-twitter- lewis schaefer's twitter account. -as- lewis schaefer's twitter account. as you say, it lewis schaefer's twitter- account. -as you say, it just account. but as you say, it just aeesm-r— account. but as you say, it just aeesm-r seem— account. but as you say, it just doesn't seem to— account. but as you say, it just doesn't seem to be— account. but as you say, it just doesn't seem to be that. so and iusr— doesn't seem to be that. so and iusr prrerky— doesn't seem to be that. so and just briefly-well,— doesn't seem to be that. so and just briefly-well,-a- just briefly as well, just a eurek— just briefly as well, just a- puck—managed quick note, the guidance managed to quick note, the guidance managed re mave— quick note, the guidance managed to have braverman_ quick note, the guidance managed to have braverman plan to deport sooo— to have braverman plan to deport sooo asykum— to have braverman plan to deport 3000 asylum seekers each month, wmem—mrss- which is really a way to miss me— which is really a way to miss rue-story— which is really a way to miss rue-story em- the massive story on immigration. where's the story on immigration. where's the story 0._op,_ immigration. where's the story 0._op, rr-s- immigration. where's the story on_oh, it's this.| on immigration? oh, it's this. so on immigration? oh, it's this. so r— on immigration? oh, it's this. so r was— on immigration? oh, it's this. so r iusr— on immigration? oh, it's this. so i was just very, very puramp. — so i was just very, very guiding. -the- so i was just very, very. guiding. -the math. so i was just very, very- guiding. -the math. that's guiding. i did the math. that's that's 36,000 people a year. but can i just say something about the who hits the he hits the the man who hits the he hits the ten the gates to ten downing street, the gates to downing that ten downing street, the gates to dovt pretty that ten downing street, the gates to dovtpretty sure that ten downing street, the gates to dovtpretty sure there that ten downing street, the gates to dovtpretty sure there was that i'm pretty sure there was probably a woman involved and two kids that he's not allowed to wow. men's rights to see. wow. men's rights activist— to see. wow. men's rights activist lewis— to see. wow. men's rights. activist lewis -there. activist lewis schaffer there. we activist lewis schaffer there. we—kmaw- activist lewis schaffer there.| we _ know lthat's we don't even know if that's true:— we don't even know if that's true-mes— we don't even know if that's true, he's imagining it true, but he's just imagining it may— true, but he's just imagining it may-peeause- true, but he's just imagining it may because that's his may well be because that's his preieerrem— may well be because that's his preieerrem. ku— may well be because that's his projection. all let's projection. all right. let's aurekky— projection. all right. let's aurekky-per- projection. all right. let's quickly-get more quickly before we get any more troupe— quickly before we get any more trouble, let's— quickly before we get any more trouble, let's-the _ quickly before we get any more trouble, let's the eye poll. trouble, let's do the eye poll. we-we— trouble, let's do the eye poll. we've actually— trouble, let's do the eye poll. we've actually got story we've actually got the big story ekaerky. — we've actually got the big story exactly. their— we've actually got the big story exactly. , we've actually got the big story exactly. . we've actually got the big story exactly. , exactly. their headline is uk population set to overtake population is set to overtake france for first time france for the first time on record. say when the record. it doesn't say when the record. it doesn't say when the record assume it was record started. i assume it was pure— record started. i assume it was pure seme— record started. i assume it was pure rime— record started. i assume it was quite some time ago,- t: : i assume it was quite some time ago, beyond twee— quite some time ago, beyond three months— quite some time ago, beyond three months at— quite some time ago, beyond three months at least. but the mewsr—s mar- three months at least. but the news is that 606,000 news here really is that 606,000 people have been the net high of

immigration into the uk in the last 12 months and it is huge. it's absolutely huge. no way you look. i mean, we always round these things up. it's a million people coming in. for me, it is. it is good. i think it's a good way to illustrate the whole england versus britain versus france thing. france being two and half times the size of the and a half times the size of the uk they very similar uk and they share a very similar population at the moment, 67 million people in england, in great sorry, six. great britain, sorry, and six. six 67.7 million in france. of course, france is going to go down. a lot of the migration comes from france and comes here anyway. but at some point it's going take over. that's basic going to take over. that's basic maths. nick yeah, well, it's a srery. — maths. nick yeah, well, it's a massive story. i— nick yeah, well, it's a massive story. i mean, so eoeooo— massive story. i mean, so 606,000 migration , but the 606,000 net migration, but the rear— 606,000 net migration, but the rear-apparemrky- 606,000 net migration, but the real-apparentlylit- 606,000 net migration, but the real apparently it was real figure apparently if it was eakeukarea— real figure apparently if it was calculated lthe_ real figure apparently if it was calculated the same way it calculated in the same way it was—kasr- calculated in the same way it was—kasr year:- calculated in the same way it was—last year, thei was calculated last year, the rear— was calculated last year, the reak figure— was calculated last year, the real figure is— was calculated last year, the real figure is actually 749,000. so real figure is actually 749,000. se-a— real figure is actually 749,000. se-a masswe— real figure is actually 749,000. so a massive figure. a lot so it's a massive figure. a lot oflis— so it's a massive figure. a lot oflis rmese— so it's a massive figure. a lot of is these dependence of of it is these dependence of students— of it is these dependence of students who _ of it is these dependence of students who postgraduate students— students who postgraduate students-they - students who postgraduate students they bring students have all they bring ever-merr— students have all they bring over their families to do over half their families to do these— over half their families to do these basically— over half their families to do these basically pointless courses-just. these basically pointless courses-just get courses which are just to get a se—

courses which are just to get a visa. so that's— courses which are just to get a visa. so that's a— courses which are just to get a visa. so that's a sort of a racket — visa. so that's a sort of a racket. now— visa. so that's a sort of a racket. now it— visa. so that's a sort of a racket. now it be 440,000 even without— racket. now it be 440,000 even without ukraine _ racket. now it be 440,000 even without ukraine and hong kong peepke— without ukraine and hong kong peepke-kmew- without ukraine and hong kong people. know, people people. so, you know, people say,— people. so, you know, people say: em:— people. so, you know, people say, am, wen:— people. so, you know, people say, oh, well, it's— people. so, you know, people say, oh, well, it's ukraine and ramp— say, oh, well, it's ukraine and ramp-mave— say, oh, well, it's ukraine and hong-havelheart,- say, oh, well, it's ukraine and hong have heart, but it hong kong have a heart, but it weuka— hong kong have a heart, but it wauka swu— hong kong have a heart, but it would still be— hong kong have a heart, but it would still be 440,000. it's would still be 440,000. so it's a-prepkem.— would still be 440,000. so it's a-problem. people,- a massive problem. people, peapke—re- a massive problem. people, people to ignore a massive problem. people,i people-to ignore it people have tried to ignore it for people have tried to ignore it fer—am:- people have tried to ignore it fer—em: you'rel for years saying, oh, you're raersr— for years saying, oh, you're raersr m— for years saying, oh, you're racist if you _ for years saying, oh, you're racist if you mention it. i rmmk— racist if you mention it. i think-louis,- racist if you mention it. i think louis, we're at think now louis, we're at the perm— think now louis, we're at the perm ama— think now louis, we're at the paint amt-pamp- think now louis, we're at the point and going to ask you, point and i'm going to ask you, aslrmmrpramr:— point and i'm going to ask you, as.immigrant, but- point and i'm going to ask you, as immigrant, but you were at as an immigrant, but you were at the as an immigrant, but you were at rue-mew— as an immigrant, but you were at rue-mew where— as an immigrant, but you were at the-now where it- as an immigrant, but you were at the now where it can't the point now where it can't reakky— the point now where it can't reakky pe— the point now where it can't really be ignored anymore. what do really be ignored anymore. what rte—r— really be ignored anymore. what are—r rmmk- really be ignored anymore. what are—r rmmk kr- really be ignored anymore. what do_| think it can't. do you think? i think it can't be ignored, but i. i have a feeling that this could actually be a good thing for britain, that all these people may make britain a better place. we will look back on this, and i don't believe this , but there is a but believe this, but there is a but there is a chance. we don't know. it's the law of unintended consequences. you know, these are some quality people. there are some quality people. there are people who make their way here. listen came to this here. listen when i came to this country, no one thought that i was going to amount actually, they that was going they did think that i was going to to much . now they did think that i was going to to much. now i'm on gb to amount to much. now i'm on gb news. regularly. don't forget news. so regularly. don't forget that.

news. so regularly. don't forget mar-marks— news. so regularly. don't forget that-thanks for- news. so regularly. don't forget that-thanks for giving- \ 3 don't forget that. thanks for giving us that. well, thanks for giving us the that. well, thanks for giving us rue—peeause i the balance, louis, because epweusky— the balance, louis, because epweusky-us- the balance, louis, because obviously us really obviously none of us really rmmk— obviously none of us really rmmk-rs— obviously none of us really think-islgood- obviously none of us really think-islgood but think this is a good thing. but you-we— think this is a good thing. but yau-we gwem— think this is a good thing. but you've given the— think this is a good thing. but you've given the balance there. i mean, but the thing is, paul, there's myth that there's a bit of a myth that this helps the economy. it grows the economy, but also grows the economy, but it also grows the economy, but it also grows the population. up in the population. so you end up in real without more real terms without any more money. and think it's been money. and i think it's been a bit of a myth that that it actually helps the economy and do is the do you think, paul, this is the end for the tories because this is a massive blow they is a massive blow and they were supposed get immigration supposed to get immigration below 226,000. they've obviously massively that. massively failed to do that. you think to think there's going to be a people are going to vote reform in protest? what's going to happen? it's the end of happen? i think it's the end of the happen? i think it's the end of me rares— happen? i think it's the end of me rerres m— happen? i think it's the end of the tories in the— happen? i think it's the end of the tories in the next- , i think it's the end of the tories in the next 12 months amyway. —rrkk- anyway. i think you can fill mose— anyway. i think you can fill those winds— anyway. i think you can fill those winds and anyway. i think you can fill- those winds-and less those winds of change and less kapeur— those winds of change and less kapaur starr— those winds of change and less labour start doing— those winds of change and less labour start doing stupid things like labour start doing stupid things krke rakkmp— labour start doing stupid things like talking about brexit again and like talking about brexit again amt—appur- like talking about brexit again. and_about,ldon't and making it all about, i don't knew:— and making it all about, i don't knew-weekepy- and making it all about, i don't know, ideology, erg then know, gender, ideology, erg then rmey-we— know, gender, ideology, erg then mey-we per— know, gender, ideology, erg then mey-we per a— know, gender, ideology, erg then they've got a great— know, gender, ideology, erg then they've got a great chance of perrmp— they've got a great chance of perrmp-wrrm- they've got a great chance of perrmp-wrrm a- getting in, maybe with a ceakrrrem— getting in, maybe with a coalition -the - getting in, maybe with a coalition the lib coalition with the lib dems. i wish—politicisingl wish they'd stop politicising rms— wish they'd stop politicising mks-se— wish they'd stop politicising rms-sa we— wish they'd stop politicising this so we could have a this story so we could have a proper— this story so we could have a proper prepare— this story so we could have a proper debate this has proper debate on it. this has got— proper debate on it. this has par-re— proper debate on it. this has per-re ae— proper debate on it. this has per-re as as- proper debate on it. this has got-to do as far- proper debate on it. this has got to do as far as i'm got nothing to do as far as i'm concerned, and— got nothing to do as far as i'm concerned, and i— got nothing to do as far as i'm concerned, and i think a mar-amy— concerned, and i think a maierrry ar— concerned, and i think a majority of people in this country— majority of people in this eaumrry are—

majority of people in this country are concerned has got very— country are concerned has got very-ae— country are concerned has got very-ea wim- country are concerned has got very-do with race.- very little to do with race. rms— very little to do with race. was saute— very little to do with race. this could be— very little to do with race. this could be could be this could be this could be eooeoo— this could be this could be- 600,000_coming 600,000 brain surgeons coming in. 600,000 brain surgeons coming rm-rs— 600,000 brain surgeons coming rm-rs we— 600,000 brain surgeons coming rm-rs we eem-r- 600,000 brain surgeons coming in.-is we don't have. in. the point is we don't have me— in. the point is we don't have me eapaerry— in. the point is we don't have the capacity and— in. the point is we don't have the capacity and the resources to the capacity and the resources re-rmar— the capacity and the resources re-rmar-er- to cope with that level of immigration.— to cope with that level of immigration. that's the point immigration. so that's the point of immigration. so that's the point ear—whar- immigration. so that's the point er—wmar we- of the story. that's what we smeuka — of the story. that's what we should debating. right. should be debating. right. macaw.— should be debating. right. rxaerky. rr-s— should be debating. right. exactly. it's pressure- should be debating. right. exactly. it's pressure on services and so on. it's services and so on. and it's like importing extra glasgow. like importing an extra glasgow. and enough. and frankly, one is enough. let's honest, more than let's be honest, more than enough. three in a quick pop enough. so three in a quick pop at scottish. my at the scottish. why not my kids? my kids are scottish or marr— kids? my kids are scottish or half scottish. _ kids? my kids are scottish or half scottish. my- r:t7 my kids are scottish or half scottish. mgr t r:tr7 my kids are scottish or half scottish. mgr t rttt; half scottish. my cousins are scottish. purely comedy. scottish. it was purely comedy. it was, i know scots people. was. — it was, i know scots people. was. -yeur— it was, i know scots people. i yes. -your-friends. yes. some of your best friends. all let's do the all right, let's do the telegraph, well, this is telegraph, lewis. well, this is a story i'm going to say in advance. i don't understand even rmeupm— advance. i don't understand even mouth-er— advance. i don't understand even though-of-though- rtr: t i don't understand even though of though even though all of them, though even all though all of them, though even akk er— though all of them, though even akk of mem— though all of them, though even all of them, some— though all of them, though even all of them, some of i all of them, some of them i understand,— all of them, some of them i. understand,_and understand, but i'm wrong. and wus— understand, but i'm wrong. and was me— understand, but i'm wrong. and was emelaem-r— understand, but i'm wrong. and this one don't understand. this one i don't understand. and i this one i don't understand. and r mrpm— this one i don't understand. and r mrpm eem— this one i don't understand. and i might even turn— this one i don't understand. and i might even turn out be i might even turn out to be mam— i might even turn out to be right-mortgage- i might even turn out to be right mortgage rates right anyway. mortgage rates smear—emaesl right anyway. mortgage rates. shoot—chaos. and shoot up amid bond chaos. and wus— shoot up amid bond chaos. and rmslpasre— shoot up amid bond chaos. and this-basic hourly.— shoot up amid bond chaos. and this basic hourly. how this is basic hourly. how much? rew— this is basic hourly. how much? wewlwmar— this is basic hourly. how much? how lwhat-the- this is basic hourly. how much? how what the banks are how at what price? the banks are keammp— how at what price? the banks are reaming-eur— how at what price? the banks are loaning-out with- how at what price? the banks are loaning out with the loaning money out with the amrrerparrem— loaning money out with the. anticipation—back. anticipation of getting it back. ama— anticipation of getting it back. ame-pamks— anticipation of getting it back. and-banks think- anticipation of getting it back. and banks think that it and if the banks think that it says— and if the banks think that it says marrpape— and if the banks think that it says mortgage rates shoot up, as i says mortgage rates shoot up, as r sata— says mortgage rates shoot up, as r sake-ws— says mortgage rates shoot up, as rsara-rr-s ar— says mortgage rates shoot up, as i said-it's at what- says mortgage rates shoot up, as isaid-it's at what is- says mortgage rates shoot up, as i said it's at what is it i said that it's at what is it whar— i said that it's at what is it war as— i said that it's at what is it war as me— i said that it's at what is it what do the people who have money— what do the people who have memey-kaammp- money who are loaning money rmmk—

money who are loaning money rmmk-re— money who are loaning money think-to happen- money who are loaning money think to happen in the think is going to happen in the fumes— think is going to happen in the rururee-rmey— think is going to happen in the future? they think that the future? and they think that the trees— future? and they think that the interest rates— future? and they think that the interest rates that the interest rates and that the inflation— interest rates and that the inflation-to- interest rates and that the inflation -to go i interest rates and that the inflation to go up interest rates and that the- inflation -to go up and inflation is going to go up and so inflation is going to go up and se-rmey-re— inflation is going to go up and so-they're raising- inflation is going to go up and so they're raising their so it's so they're raising their rares— so it's so they're raising their rareslrmar— so it's so they're raising their rates ithat the _ so it's so they're raising their rates that the core rates up that the core inflation,— rates up that the core inflation, which don't really inflation, which i don't really understand:— inflation, which i don't really understand, it's— inflation, which i don't really understand, it's some things, inflation, which i don't really und notand, it's some things, inflation, which i don't really und not other:'s some things, inflation, which i don't really und not other thingse things, inflation, which i don't really und not other things is hings, inflation, which i don't really und not other things is 6.7]s, inflation, which i don't really und not other things is 6.7 and but not other things is 6.7 and er. — but not other things is 6.7 and er. eur— but not other things is 6.7 and er. eur trey-re— but not other things is 6.7 and 6.7. but they're having the rmkarrem — 6.7. but they're having the inflation. they're they're pasreakky— inflation. they're they're basically rising, raising it up to basically rising, raising it up w four— basically rising, raising it up w reur ama— basically rising, raising it up to four and one— basically rising, raising it up to four and one half% it's like waterma— to four and one half% it's like watching liam _ to four and one half% it's like watching liam halligan, just a suck— watching liam halligan, just a slick explanation— watching liam halligan, just a slick explanation of economics. r-m — slick explanation of economics. m we— slick explanation of economics. km the same— slick explanation of economics. km the as— slick explanation of economics. i'm the same as you— slick explanation of economics. i'm the same as you ,- slick explanation of economics. i'm the same as you, lewis. we've just been handed this story and like, i can understand economics for like a very limited time. i really, like really into it. i'm sort of really get into it. i'm sort of like with the like mario with the invincibility. get for invincibility. i get it for like dun dun dun. and it's gone out of my head because i just this is those things. it's so is one of those things. it's so yeah, but the key— is one of those things. it's so yeah, but the key point,- 33 it's so yeah, but the key point, which is war— yeah, but the key point, which is mar-m— yeah, but the key point, which is that-in general- yeah, but the key point, which is that in general have is that legal in general have sata— is that legal in general have said they— is that legal in general have said they are— is that legal in general have said they are going to stop making— said they are going to stop making ramp— said they are going to stop making long term investments in the making long term investments in rue-marker— making long term investments in the market because of the uk debt market because of economic uncertainty. that's the key point, i thought. what do you yeah, i don't you think, paul yeah, i don't think liam's quaking in his boots home. if he's watching. boots at home. if he's watching. rewa— boots at home. if he's watching. hello,-however_ boots at home. if he's watching. hello, - however. know,| hello, liam. however you know, for hello, liam. however you know, fer-apam— hello, liam. however you know, fer-apam rms- hello, liam. however you know, for-again, this is- hello, liam. however you know, for again, this is word for me once again, this is word soup— for me once again, this is word seup rmey—

for me once again, this is word seup they use— for me once again, this is word soup they use. they use rmamerak— soup they use. they use- financial—economic financial stories and economic srerres— financial stories and economic srerres rer— financial stories and economic stories for-they- financial stories and economic stories for they absolutely stories for fear they absolutely do. stories for fear they absolutely as. reepke— stories for fear they absolutely do. people don't— stories for fear they absolutely do. people don't know enough appur— do. people don't know enough about rms— do. people don't know enough about this stuff,— do. people don't know enough about this stuff, so scares about this stuff, so it scares rmem. — about this stuff, so it scares them. essentially, they're them. essentially, what they're rekkmp—easr- them. essentially, what they're telling _cost of i telling us here is the cost of borrowing— telling us here is the cost of borrowing-the— telling us here is the cost of borrowing the people that borrowing for the people that amora— borrowing for the people that can afford borrow in this can afford to borrow in this case _or whoeverj can afford to borrow in this. case _or whoever it case the banks or whoever it might— case the banks or whoever it mum—up- case the banks or whoever it. mrpm—up supmrky might be, has gone up slightly to might be, has gone up slightly re ks:— might be, has gone up slightly w as: 7.— might be, has gone up slightly w as: 7. our— might be, has gone up slightly to 4.3, 7. our our— might be, has gone up slightly to 4.3, 7. our our our base rate in wars— to 4.3, 7. our our our base rate m this country— to 4.3, 7. our our our base rate in this country is— to 4.3, 7. our our our base rate in this country is now at 4.5% amyway. — in this country is now at 4.5% amyway. se— in this country is now at 4.5% anyway so m— in this country is now at 4.5% anyway. so in terms of its marerrak— anyway. so in terms of its material impact on borrowing ing as a sramaara— material impact on borrowing ing as a standard mortgage borrower, it's as a standard mortgage borrower, rr-s mer— as a standard mortgage borrower, its net pamp— as a standard mortgage borrower, its net pomp re— as a standard mortgage borrower, it's not going to make that much difference. — it's not going to make that much difference. we're— it's not going to make that much difference. we're starting to ever— difference. we're starting to kewek eur— difference. we're starting to level out to— difference. we're starting to level out to where we should be. west— level out to where we should be. wesr peepke — level out to where we should be. wesr peepke wrea— level out to where we should be. most people who know anything appur— most people who know anything about—ama— most people who know anything about—and-isn'tl about economics and that isn't wss— about economics and that isn't use—mar- about economics and that isn't use—mar rmeyl us3 would tell us that they weuka— us3 would tell us that they weuka-pase— us3 would tell us that they would-base rate- us3 would tell us that they would base rate far us3 would tell us that they- would-base rate -far too would the base rate was far too rew— would the base rate was far too raw rer— would the base rate was far too raw fer-ree— would the base rate was far too low for-too long. _ would the base rate was far too low for too long. so we've low for far too long. so we've endea— low for far too long. so we've ended up— low for far too long. so we've ended up where— low for far too long. so we've ended up where we probably smeuka— ended up where we probably smeuka-okay— ended up where we probably should okay well, should be. okay well, i understood _ should be. okay well, i understood all of that. r:rt:r understood all of that. let's do the understood all of that. let's do rte-star— understood all of that. let's do ere-sear wim— understood all of that. let's do the star with invasion of the daily star with invasion of the daily star with invasion of the jellyfish. it's the monsterjellyfish. it's pretty a story that does pretty much a story that does exactly says on the tin, exactly what it says on the tin, although wouldn't to get although i wouldn't want to get jellyfish a tin pool. no, me jellyfish in a tin pool. no, me ehhen jellyfish in a tin pool. no, me either. invasion— jellyfish in a tin pool. no, me either. invasion of— jellyfish in a tin pool. no, me either. invasion of the- :�* e :�* no, me either. invasion of the monster iekkyrrsm— either. invasion of the monster iekkyrrsm wow— either. invasion of the monster jellyfish. now think arguably jellyfish. now i think arguably i've jellyfish. now i think arguably rye—progest- jellyfish. now i think arguably. i've—biggest stories i've had the two biggest stories of i've had the two biggest stories ar-sepmemr— i've had the two biggest stories of-segmentifar- i've had the two biggest stories of segment far and both of this 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ear—wry— of this segment so far and both er—wmy we- of this segment so far and both of_why we trust- of this segment so far and bothi of_why we trust you of them that's why we trust you skrpmky— of them that's why we trust you supmrky mere— of them that's why we trust you slightly more than— of them that's why we trust you slightly more than lewis. the park— slightly more than lewis. the perm-mem— slightly more than lewis. the both them immigration both of them are immigration srerres— both of them are immigration srereammp— both of them are immigration storcoming over— both of them are immigration storcoming over here. and this are coming over here. and this is — are coming over here. and this is science. this— are coming over here. and this is science. this is— are coming over here. and this is science. this is science. ru— is science. this is science. r-kk reu— is science. this is science. r-kk em you— is science. this is science. i'll tell you what, this is science because the science because during the summer when the sun's at its warmest—upi summer when the sun's at its. warmest—up ame warmest, our seas warm up and the warmest, our seas warm up and me ieuyrrsm— warmest, oui’ seas warm up and the jellyfish think— warmest, our seas warm up and the jellyfish think we want parkway— the jellyfish think we wanti holiday—british the jellyfish think we wanti holidare_british the jellyfish think we want holid are now british the jellyfish think we want holid are now warm british the jellyfish think we want holid are now warm enough for us seas are now warm enough for us to seas are now warm enough for us w as— seas are now warm enough for us w as am— seas are now warm enough for us re as am parkway.— seas are now warm enough for us to go on holiday. so— seas are now warm enough for us to go on holiday. so they come eur— to go on holiday. so they come our ever— to go on holiday. so they come out over here— to go on holiday. so they come out over here and— to go on holiday. so they come out over here and people who want— out over here and people who wamr ra— out over here and people who wamr re kay— out over here and people who want to lay around on blow up unicorns are really up in arms appur— unicorns are really up in arms about-because- unicorns are really up in arms about because they might about this because they might get about this because they might per a— about this because they might per a rur— about this because they might get a bit stung. _ about this because they might get a bit stung. ”rt; get a bit stung. so you're saying— get a bit stung. so you're saying they come over here, they bother our lilo dwellers, they sting it's classic sting them. it's a classic immigration tale. lewis, what do you it's one of a you think? well, it's one of a terse— you think? well, it's one of a fierce story.— you think? well, it's one of a fierce story. they're- “

ekse— else calls them that anywhere ekse m— else calls them that anywhere ekse m we— else calls them that anywhere else in the world. “< else in the world. i think the next election could be won on that. it could be man of war jellyfish. all right. that's it for part one. but coming up, racist police. trump versus desantis. finally desantis. and we're finally beating

frontbench. you're listening to gb news radio . welcome back to gb news radio. welcome back to weaakmers— gb news radio. welcome back to weaakmers. — gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm— gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick— gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon, still here with lewis schaffer. part of the immigration problem and paul cox, portsmouth born and paul cox, portsmouth born and bred, he's as english as saint george. and don't tell me he's turkish. let's crack on with story. so the times now with the story. so the times now and the police are being called racists again, but this time by themselves. lewis that's right. it themselves. lewis that's right. rr-rekree— themselves. lewis that's right. it-police scotland - lewis that's right. it police scotland chief it says police scotland chief cemsrapke— it says police scotland chief constable _force - it says police scotland chief constable force instead constable calls force instead intentionally— constable calls force instead intentionally racist. and this is str— intentionally racist. and this is srr ram— intentionally racist. and this is sir ian livingston. he was speaking— is sir ian livingston. he was speaking ar— is sir ian livingston. he was speaking at his— is sir ian livingston. he was speaking at his final address to seerkama-s— speaking at his final address to scotland's police— speaking at his final address to scotland's police watchdog . i scotland's police watchdog. i guess— scotland's police watchdog. i guess-perme— scotland's police watchdog. i guess being interviewed or guess he's being interviewed or something— guess he's being interviewed or sometime-me— guess he's being interviewed or something he that they something. and he said that they pasreakky— something. and he said that they pasreakky sake— something. and he said that they basically said the— something. and he said that they basically said the police have institutional— basically said the police have institutional racism , sexism, institutional racism, sexism, mrsepymy— institutional racism, sexism, mrsepymy ama— institutional racism, sexism, misogyny and discrimination . misogyny and discrimination. rwem— misogyny and discrimination. rwem wrrmm— misogyny and discrimination. even within police scotland and

it made— even within police scotland and it made humza_ even within police scotland and it made humza yousaf, who's wrap-s— it made humza yousaf, who's wme-s a— it made humza yousaf, who's wme-s a em:— it made humza yousaf, who's wme-s a 0p, me— it made humza yousaf, who's who's a oh, no, no. he's the rust— who's a oh, no, no. he's the first minister. _ who's a oh, no, no. he's the first minister. i— who's a oh, no, no. he's the first minister. i thought he was semepeay— first minister. i thought he was somebody else. _ first minister. i thought he was somebody else. rt; t: somebody else. he replaced sturgeon. he was the person that was somehow possibly even worse than sturgeon. yeah, well, he's krsrem— than sturgeon. yeah, well, he's krsrem rime— than sturgeon. yeah, well, he's listen time will— than sturgeon. yeah, well, he's listen time will tell. _ sr?“ 3“ yeah, well, he's listen time will tell. and set“ 3“ yeah, well, he's listen time will tell. and he made— listen time will tell. and he made him — listen time will tell. and he made him happy to hear this. rms— made him happy to hear this. rms rs— made him happy to hear this. mm is me— made him happy to hear this. this is one of— made him happy to hear this. this is one of those. i mean, rearw— this is one of those. i mean, reakky: r— this is one of those. i mean, reakky, r eem-r— this is one of those. i mean, really, i don't even. i mean, i eem-r— really, i don't even. i mean, i eem-r eem— really, i don't even. i mean, i don't even want— really, i don't even. i mean, i don't even want to- really, i don't even. i mean, i don't even want to discuss it because— don't even want to discuss it because re— don't even want to discuss it because to me,— don't even want to discuss it because to me, to- don't even want to discuss it because to me, to me, i think they— because to me, to me, i think they are— because to me, to me, i think they aralsuwey. — because to me, to me, i think they did survey. that is your because to me, to me, i think theybut survey. that is your because to me, to me, i think theybut i survey. that is your because to me, to me, i think theybut i knowzy. that is your because to me, to me, i think theybut i know it that is your because to me, to me, i think theybut i know it isiat is your because to me, to me, i think theybut i know it is my s your because to me, to me, i think theybut i know it is my job.ur job. but i know it is my job. ama— job. but i know it is my job. ame r— job. but i know it is my job. ame r knew— job. but i know it is my job. and i know i'm— job. but i know it is my job. and i know i'm going to say samermmp— and i know i'm going to say something that's horribly offensive.— something that's horribly offensive. that's horrible. mar-s— offensive. that's horrible. that's- night- offensive. that's horrible. . that's- night-you, that's every night with you, lewis—police- that's every night with you, lewis—police are| lewis the police police are mempke. — lewis the police police are horrible. but— lewis the police police are horrible. but there needed trey-re— horrible. but there needed they're _they're i horrible. but there needed they're they're like they're needed. they're like women. they're horrible, but trey-re— women. they're horrible, but rmey-re-see- women. they're horrible, but. they're-see-you're they're okay. i see what you're worried now. i didn't know worried about now. i didn't know you that. you were going to say that. yeah, well, look, what do you think, paul? this. this, this. this institutional this idea of institutional racism. , the guy says racism. i mean, the guy says here. livingston 0h, racism. i mean, the guy says here. livingston oh, no , this is here. livingston oh, no, this is yusuf there no yusuf saying this. there is no doubt that institutional racism exists society. well, exists in our society. well, there's massive doubt because there's massive doubt because the said there the sewell report said there wasn't. so it's highly contentious. i mean, i'm of course, individual people have unfortunately course, individual people have unfortunrstopped searched, they get stopped and searched, i'm sure it's not pleasant. et

cetera. is institutional cetera. but is institutional racism massive racism really this massive problem? think? problem? what do you think? it's thing to say to it's the easiest thing to say to get— it's the easiest thing to say to per a— it's the easiest thing to say to per a par— it's the easiest thing to say to per a par am— it's the easiest thing to say to per a par pm me— it's the easiest thing to say to get a pat on the back at the moment — get a pat on the back at thej moment. _things get a pat on the back at the- moment._things are moment. a couple of things are happening— moment. a couple of things are happening mere.— moment. a couple of things are happening here. we should address.— happening here. we should address. leaving address. he's not leaving till augusr— address. he's not leaving till augusr-rms— address. he's not leaving till august-this is- address. he's not leaving till august this is the last time august and this is the last time mes— august and this is the last time me-s pamp— august and this is the last time me-s pomp re— august and this is the last time he's going to speak. not only is rms— he's going to speak. not only is this ms— he's going to speak. not only is this his kasr— he's going to speak. not only is this his last time,— he's going to speak. not only is this his last time, he's going to this his last time, he's going re speak.— this his last time, he's going re speak-ms- this his last time, he's going to speak. his parting to speak. this is his parting pm— to speak. this is his parting gift-whoever— to speak. this is his parting gift-whoever-to. to speak. this is his parting gift whoever to in to speak. this is his parting- giftlwhoever-to in say, gift to whoever comes to in say, by me — gift to whoever comes to in say, by me -rmey-re — gift to whoever comes to in say, by the -they're all- gift to whoever comes to in say, by the they're all racist. gift to whoever comes to in say, by toff they're all racist. gift to whoever comes to in say, by toff suella.ey're all racist. gift to whoever comes to in say, by toff suella. he'sall racist. gift to whoever comes to in say, by toff suella. he's goingist. gift to whoever comes to in say, by toff suella. he's going to do i'm off suella. he's going to do apsekureky— i'm off suella. he's going to do absolutely nothing about the prepkem. — absolutely nothing about the prepkem. wets— absolutely nothing about the problem. he's presided over this institutional— problem. he's presided over this msrrrupemaps— problem. he's presided over this institu perhaps there problem. he's presided over this instituperhaps there perhaps problem. he's presided over this instit|isn't|aps there perhaps problem. he's presided over this instit|isn't .ps there perhaps problem. he's presided over this instit|isn't . we:here perhaps problem. he's presided over this instit|isn't . we are; perhaps problem. he's presided over this instit|isn't . we are continually there isn't. we are continually reaermmp— there isn't. we are continually redefining what— there isn't. we are continually redefining what is. in redefining what the truth is. in fact:— redefining what the truth is. in fact: were— redefining what the truth is. in fact, we're continually redefining— fact, we're continually . redefining—is. fact, we're continually- redefining_is. and redefining what racist is. and it aeesm-r— redefining what racist is. and it doesn't matter— redefining what racist is. and it doesn't matter how many times we reports— it doesn't matter how many times we see reports to— it doesn't matter how many times we see reports to say we're perry— we see reports to say we're prerry rrremaky— we see reports to say we're pretty friendly country. that's whar— pretty friendly country. that's wmar-peepke— pretty friendly country. that's what- people the - pretty friendly country. that's what people the most. what riles people the most. eke:— what riles people the most. uke: were— what riles people the most. like, we're not— what riles people the most. like, we're not that friendly. were— like, we're not that friendly. we're institutionally racist. we meet—again.- we're institutionally racist. we meet—again. r- we're institutionally racist. we need again. i know. need to say that again. i know. rr-s— need to say that again. i know. rr-s sa— need to say that again. i know. it's so frustrating— need to say that again. i know. it's so frustrating because we aeme—sr- it's so frustrating because we are _ most toleranti are one of the most tolerant eeumrrers— are one of the most tolerant countries-the— are one of the most tolerant countries the world. countries in the world. everyma— countries in the world. everyone-r- countries in the world. everyone-i thinki countries in the world. everyone i think have everyone knows i think we have a decent shot at most tolerant, least racist country in the world. very annoying. you world. very annoying. like you say. weird tactic, isn't say. it's a weird tactic, isn't it? kwarteng. like came it? kwarteng. it's like i came in here and said, yeah, you're all racist. i'm leaving in august. months

august. like the next few months are be pretty rough. are going to be pretty rough. but the thing that bothered me, lewis, it's not like there's lewis, is it's not like there's even the even an argument with the grooming gang scandal. and you could with the recent grooming gang scandal. and you could thing with the recent grooming gang scandal. and you could thing that] the recent grooming gang scandal. and you could thing that] the recethere mizzi thing that actually there is certain protection because mizzi thing that actually there is political protection because mizzi thing that actually there is political correctness. recause mizzi thing that actually there is political correctness. s0iuse of political correctness. so you could opposite could argue the opposite of institutionally do could argue the opposite of instithink?illy do could argue the opposite of instithink? i/ do could argue the opposite of instithink? ithink do could argue the opposite of instithink? i think you do could argue the opposite of instithink? i think you could you think? i think you could make— you think? i think you could make war— you think? i think you could make that point. _ “

it's called police scotland. rr-s— it's called police scotland.- rr-s—weuka it's like an imperative. would you— it's like an imperative. would you pause— it's like an imperative. would you police scotland, please ? you police scotland, please? mar-s— you police scotland, please? mars-ws- you police scotland, please? that's-it's your- that's your job. it's your perke— that's your job. it's your pause .— that's your job. it's your police . scotland. they're police. scotland. they're searkamu— police. scotland. they're searkama .— police. scotland. they're scotland . go.- police. scotland. they're scotland . go. police. “411?" scotland. go. police. yeah, mar-s— scotland. go. police. yeah, that's funny. i think just for balance that was funny. louis. i think for balance, i mean, i would have laughed. i'm sort of dead inside. i all i can do now is say that was funny. confirm. but i would just to say but i would just like to say just balance, i'm sure a lot just for balance, i'm sure a lot of are great people. of the police are great people. you know, we know they've become a bit captured wokeness, a bit captured by wokeness, but they lot of they are, i'm sure, a lot of great people, let's say that for balance and do the telegraph and the missing money scandal. the snp's missing money scandal. now, account today now, i checked my account today and i'm also and it turns out i'm also missing paul wonder if missing money. paul wonder if the it now. you the snp have taken it now. you should investigate further.- 53k “ e you should investigate further. snp will should investigate further. snp wrkk mer— should investigate further. snp wrkk not re— should investigate further. snp will not to pressure police on missing— will not to pressure police on missing-scandal- will not to pressure police on missing scandal absolutely missing money scandal absolutely ramrasrk— missing money scandal absolutely fantastic-scotland- missing money scandal absolutely fantastic scotland chief fantastic police scotland chief camsrapke— fantastic police scotland chiefi constable _fiercely constable says he will fiercely resist— resist any attempt to bring permeat— resist any attempt to bring pekrrreak-re- resist any attempt to bring political-to in- political pressure to in a rmmky— political pressure to in a thinly-attack.- political pressure to in a thinly-attack. is thinly veiled attack. what is remarkable— thinly veiled attack. what is remarkable about this to me is he remarkable about this to me is me mas— remarkable about this to me is me has re— remarkable about this to me is me has re say— remarkable about this to me is he has to say this— remarkable about this to me is he has to say this .— remarkable about this to me is he has to say this . so he is in he has to say this. so he is in a we are in a position now where seamstr— a we are in a position now where scottish police _ a we are in a position now where scottish police are— a we are in a position now where scottish police are so concerned ama— scottish police are so concerned and its— scottish police are so concerned and its se— scottish police are so concerned and it's so inevitable that the swr-s— and it's so inevitable that the swe-s mreprrry—

and it's so inevitable that the snp's integrity is so bad that rmey— snp's integrity is so bad that they wru— snp's integrity is so bad that they will inevitably try this. he they will inevitably try this. we mas— they will inevitably try this. he has re— they will inevitably try this. he has to before he does anytime:— he has to before he does anything, come out and say that mar pamp— anything, come out and say that we're not going to— anything, come out and say that we're not going to take it. i whar— we're not going to take it. i mean, what away for the rest of the mean, what away for the rest of we wait, — mean, what away for the rest of we wait, we— mean, what away for the rest of the world, the rest— mean, what away for the rest of the world, the rest of the uk re — the world, the rest of the uk re reek— the world, the rest of the uk even to look in— the world, the rest of the uk even to look in on scotland for me— even to look in on scotland for me ,— even to look in on scotland for me : me— even to look in on scotland for me : me swe— even to look in on scotland for me , the snp have— even to look in on scotland for me , the snp have taken they've me, the snp have taken they've taken — me, the snp have taken they've taken scottish _ me, the snp have taken they've taken scottish politics from something— taken scottish politics from something that— taken scottish politics from something that was relatively er— something that was relatively at me— something that was relatively some of the best, arguably some of some of the best, arguably some at me— some of the best, arguably some at me best— some of the best, arguably some of the best political positions in au— of the best political positions m at at— of the best political positions in all of europe.— of the best political positions in all of europe. and just nosedived_ in all of europe. and just nosedived into- in all of europe. and just nosedived into the ground month are— nosedived into the ground month after mamm— nosedived into the ground month after month, year— nosedived into the ground month after month, year after year. ama— after month, year after year. ame rms— after month, year after year. and this whole— after month, year after year. and this whole nicola sturgeon rump— and this whole nicola sturgeon rmmp mw— and this whole nicola sturgeon rmmp rs— and this whole nicola sturgeon thing now is just— and this whole nicola sturgeon thing now is just highlighted. whar— thing now is just highlighted. wear a— thing now is just highlighted. wear a mess— thing now is just highlighted. what a mess it— thing now is just highlighted. what a mess it really is. “411?" what a mess it really is. yeah, i what a mess it really is. yeah, r wa— what a mess it really is. yeah, r armam— what a mess it really is. yeah, i was almost surprised they went so hard at this because because you sort of assume the snp are such an iron grip on scotland. you were almost surprised that they investigating they were investigating it so thoroughly. but but police scotland is saying its investigation proportionate scotland is saying its iiwhatjation proportionate scotland is saying its iiwhat do on proportionate scotland is saying its iiwhat do you proportionate scotland is saying its iiwhat do you think, portionate scotland is saying its iiwhat do you think, louis? ate scotland is saying its iiwhat do you think, louis? was . what do you think, louis? was it harsh or was . what do you think, louis? was it just harsh or was . what do you think, louis? was it just normal harsh or was . what do you think, louis? was it just normal police�*i or was . what do you think, louis? was it just normal police work?ts . what do you think, louis? was it just normal police work? well it's interesting because where i come from, if i have to mention this is that the local this again, is that the local that the city is in control of

the police. so the mayor has some control— the police. so the mayor has some control over— tut; so the mayor has some control over the police department— some control over the police department and— some control over the police department and you get the reekmp— department and you get the feeling scotland that that feeling in scotland that that meets— feeling in scotland that that meets me— feeling in scotland that that there's no control , that who there's no control, that who uses— there's no control, that who does wrea— there's no control, that who does who does— there's no control, that who does who does the chief constable _ does who does the chief constable work for? does he work for me— constable work for? does he work for me does— constable work for? does he work for the does he— constable work for? does he work for the does he work for the government— for the does he work for the government there? does he or wmarewere — government there? does he or whatever? yeah.— government there? does he or whatever? yeah. i- government there? does he or whatever? / government there? does he or whatever? “411?" “ e whatever? yeah. i mean it's, i mean the thing about these stories is it really isn't worrying insight. we know political. know the police at political. we know the police at the highest level are political . i mean, you've just got to look the they our boss look at the met. they our boss is essentially sadiq khan, the london who is political london mayor, who is political by . and we constantly see by nature. and we constantly see that borne out in all this wokery stuff being a policeman is not easy. but the what to do is not easy. but the what to do is very, very simple. there is a law that says this must be followed, so you need to enforce that and just don't be a wally, but somebody excuse me, somebody arnie the buck stops here. where does the buck stop ? the where does the buck stop? the perke— where does the buck stop? the police department should be under— police department should be under political— police department should be under political control because is somebody—

under political control because is somebody should be responsible. - is somebody should be responsible. if the police don't do merr— responsible. if the police don't as their job— responsible. if the police don't do their job and— responsible. if the police don't do their job and america, the wets— do their job and america, the was are— do their job and america, the da's are elected.— do their job and america, the da's are elected. the police emer— da's are elected. the police emer rs— da's are elected. the police chief is appointed by the mayor so chief is appointed by the mayor so its— chief is appointed by the mayor so its me— chief is appointed by the mayor so it's the mayor's— so it's the mayor's responsibility. if the police arrrer— responsibility. if the police armer damp— responsibility. if the police aren't doing well, it's not like free— aren't doing well, it's not like free treatme— aren't doing well, it's not like free floating out— aren't doing well, it's not like free floating out there like krke— free floating out there like krke mar— free floating out there like like that in _ free floating out there like like that in this country, like me— like that in this country, like the metropolitan police. they're like the metropolitan police. they're krkelrmerr— the metropolitan police. they're like .their own. _ the metropolitan police. they're like-their own. no- the metropolitan police. they're like their own. no it's like on their own. no it's semepeay— like on their own. no it's somebody should responsible like on their own. no it's- somebody should-responsible . somebody should be responsible. okay.— somebody should be responsible. okay-we— somebody should be responsible. okay. -we make— somebody should be responsible. okay. -we have to— somebody should be responsible. okay.-we have to move- somebody should be responsible. okay-we have to move on.i okay. well, we have to move on. but personally like the police but i personally like the police when investigating but i personally like the police when less nvestigating but i personally like the police when less soestigating but i personally like the police when less so whening but i personally like the police when less so when they're sturgeon, less so when they're throwing working the throwing a working man to the ground doesn't want ground cause he doesn't want some sat the some posh people sat in the road. that's me. let's do the independent now. and ron desantis is having an issue with his a problem his nickname. it's not a problem for dog, though. louis for the big dog, though. louis yeah, well, desantis- for the big dog, though. louis yeah, well, desantis and- 3 £th 3 louis yeah, well, desantis and he's kaupms— yeah, well, desantis and he's laughs—endless. yeah, well, desantis and he's. laughs—endless list laughs off trump's endless list of masking— laughs off trump's endless list of mocking nicknames. he says, laughs off trump's endless list of ncallng nicknames. he says, laughs off trump's endless list of ncall meiicknames. he says, laughs off trump's endless list of ncall me a knames. he says, laughs off trump's endless list of ncall me a winner;. he says, laughs off trump's endless list of ncall me a winner because ;, laughs off trump's endless list of ncall me a winner because he just call me a winner because he announced me— just call me a winner because he announced the last— just call me a winner because he announced the last night that he was announced the last night that he rumma— announced the last night that he was running for— announced the last night that he was running for the republican nomination— was running for the republican nomination for— was running for the republican nomination for president. and mump— nomination for president. and rrump sauer— nomination for president. and trump called him meatball. ron mump— trump called him meatball. ron rrump warms— trump called him meatball. ron trump claims he— trump called him meatball. ron trump claims he will never trump says— trump claims he will never trump says ru— trump claims he will never trump says r-kk rrwree— trump claims he will never trump says i'll never call— trump claims he will never trump says i'll never call him wearpakk— says i'll never call him meatball ron- says i'll never call him meatball ron the fake news as the meatball ron the fake news as me take— meatball ron the fake news as the fake news— meatball ron the fake news as the fake news claim that kind of akreaay— the fake news claim that kind of akreauy eaus— the fake news claim that kind of already calls him _ the fake news claim that kind of already calls him meatball is

pure— already calls him meatball is pure skewer.— already calls him meatball is quite clever. well, it's you saute— quite clever. well, it's you saute-mar- quite clever. well, it's you could _that to - quite clever. well, it's you could that to be quite clever. well, it's you. could _that to be anti could consider that to be anti rrakram— could consider that to be anti rrakram ama— could consider that to be anti italian and italians take that sum— italian and italians take that stuff kmu— italian and italians take that stuff kind of— italian and italians take that stuff kind of seriously. ron oesamrrs— stuff kind of seriously. ron desantis arnie— stuff kind of seriously. ron desantis arnie is tiny d, ron oesamrrs— desantis arnie is tiny d, ron oesamrrs us— desantis arnie is tiny d, ron desantis us he— desantis arnie is tiny d, ron desantis us he calls him rob in the desantis us he calls him rob in me rweer— desantis us he calls him rob in the tweet that— desantis us he calls him rob in the tweet that he _ desantis us he calls him rob in the tweet that he did. did you rms— the tweet that he did. did you see this, rob?— the tweet that he did. did you see this, rob? rob because he made— see this, rob? rob because he made a— see this, rob? rob because he made a mistake— see this, rob? rob because he made a mistake once and just saw:— made a mistake once and just saw: iusr— made a mistake once and just saw, iusr keep— made a mistake once and just said, just keep on— made a mistake once and just said, just keep on calling him mm— said, just keep on calling him mm .— said, just keep on calling him mm . kap— said, just keep on calling him mm . kep r— said, just keep on calling him him . rob i loved— said, just keep on calling him him . rob i loved i love trump, him. rob i loved i love trump, pur— him. rob i loved i love trump, pur rrump-s— him. rob i loved i love trump, pur rrump-s way— him. rob i loved i love trump, but trump's day is— him. rob i loved i love trump, but trump's day is done eempkereky— but trump's day is done completely wrong. unfortunately tours— completely wrong. unfortunately reurs eeause— completely wrong. unfortunately louis because unfortunately, fortunately for trump fans, because as you saw , the twitter because as you saw, the twitter spaces with desantis was a complete flop. he came on twitter, he said, i'm going to do my big announcement, but he did it on twitter spaces, which is a dodgy bit of tech. they haven't quite figured out. and i like musk, but it was like musk, obviously, but it was a i like desantis, but it a and i like desantis, but it was complete mess. it broke was a complete mess. it broke down. there was there down. there was echoes, there was people muting themselves. it was very muted in general, the atmosphere. but excuse atmosphere. but that was excuse ame — atmosphere. but that was excuse ame rmem — atmosphere. but that was excuse me. and then and— atmosphere. but that was excuse me. and then and then- ”rt; but that was excuse me. and then and then paul can speak. — me. and then and then paul can speak. mar— me. and then and then paul can speak. that was— me. and then and then paul can speak. that was because. because i speak. that was because. because r—apeur- speak. that was because. because r—apaur mks.- speak. that was because. because i_about this. is. i know something about this. is it i know something about this. is rr—rer— i know something about this. is rr—rer mm— i know something about this. is rr—rer mm re- i know something about this. is it_for him to have. it is it wrong for him to have trustee— it is it wrong for him to have trusted-richest,- trusted the richest, most

successful— trusted the richest, most successful business person in me— successful business person in rue-er— successful business person in rue-er me— successful business person in the-of the world?- successful business person in the of the world? you the history of the world? you knew:— the history of the world? you knew: re — the history of the world? you knew: re rum— the history of the world? you know, to run a— the history of the world? you know, to run a platform that's going— know, to run a platform that's pomp re— know, to run a platform that's pomp re worke— know, to run a platform that's going to work? it— know, to run a platform that's going to work? it isn't desantis raukr— going to work? it isn't desantis raukr-rrusk-s— going to work? it isn't desantis fault-musk's fault- going to work? it isn't desantis fault musk's fault . e fault. it's musk's fault. it's winer— fault. it's musk's fault. it's rwrrrer. py— fault. it's musk's fault. it's twitter, by the— fault. it's musk's fault. it's twitter, by the way. - fault. it's musk's fault. it's twitter, by the way. it was a very poor launch. and the funny thing is here he's saying, just call a winner. kind of call me a winner. he kind of sounds like ron burgundy. paul, which ron. by the which is another ron. and by the way, you see trump junior way, did you see trump junior after the failed twitter space posted? did disaster so disasters another he's disasters another nickname he's got you think? i got now? what do you think? i mean, say what you like about mump— mean, say what you like about rump-mes— mean, say what you like about rump-mes a- mean, say what you like about trump. he's a comedian. trump. but he he's a comedian. me— trump. but he he's a comedian. rue-rs— trump. but he he's a comedian. the-is brilliant— trump. but he he's a comedian. the is brilliant when it the man is brilliant when it comes-sort of- the man is brilliant when it comes sort of stuff. he comes to this sort of stuff. he is apsekureky— comes to this sort of stuff. he is absolutely brilliant. he's akreaay— is absolutely brilliant. he's arreaay per— is absolutely brilliant. he's already got him on the ropes. wick— already got him on the ropes. wick-r— already got him on the ropes. wick-r wee— already got him on the ropes. nick i were talking about nick and i were talking about rms— nick and i were talking about was before:— nick and i were talking about this before,-nick- nick and i were talking about this before, nick brought nick and i were talking about this beattention nick brought nick and i were talking about this beattention ni(twitter]ht to my attention this twitter srreammp— to my attention this twitter streaming which i hadn't streaming issue, which i hadn't se— streaming issue, which i hadn't se r— streaming issue, which i hadn't seen. so i went— streaming issue, which i hadn't seen. so i went and look at it amu— seen. so i went and look at it ame-eprks- seen. so i went and look at it and-optics wise,- seen. so i went and look at it and optics wise, an and it was, as optics wise, an apsakure— and it was, as optics wise, an absolute disaster.— and it was, as optics wise, an absolute disaster. and yet you reemmekepy— absolute disaster. and yet you reermakapy mey— absolute disaster. and yet you technology, they is there's risk mrrrparrem— technology, they is there's risk mitigation that— technology, they is there's risk mitigation that could have been put m— mitigation that could have been put in pkaee— mitigation that could have been put in place there— mitigation that could have been put in place there and that is aem-r— put in place there and that is aem-r ae— put in place there and that is don't do that— put in place there and that is don't do that .— put in place there and that is don't do that . just do what just don't do that. just do what just don't do that. just do what just as whar— don't do that. just do what just as war mump— don't do that. just do what just do what trump does. stand in fram— do what trump does. stand in tram er— do what trump does. stand in front of 10,000 _ do what trump does. stand in front of 10,000 adoring fans with — front of 10,000 adoring fans with your— front of 10,000 adoring fans with your arms— front of 10,000 adoring fans with your arms are wide prrkkram— with your arms are wide brilliant lighting saying loads of brilliant lighting saying loads er—yeu-kk- brilliant lighting saying loads. of_you'll smash of funny bants and you'll smain it. of funny bants and you'll smash rr. .rms— of funny bants and you'll smash

m was rs— of funny bants and you'll smash runs is iusr— of funny bants and you'll smash it. this is just fodder for it. and this is just fodder for rrump. — it. and this is just fodder for rrump. wets— it. and this is just fodder for trump. he's not,- it. and this is just fodder for trump. he's not, but he is not trump. he's not, but he is not trump. no. number one. and the mainstream media and the democrats want trump to be chosen because he's the easiest candidate for them to win , candidate for them to win, because there's a lot of hostility to it. it's a risky tactic, though. i mean, i think iusr— tactic, though. i mean, i think iusr kasrky— tactic, though. i mean, i think iusr kasrky am— tactic, though. i mean, i think just lastly on this,— tactic, though. i mean, i think just lastly on this, i- etrtrt. g i mean, i think just lastly on this, i mean, r-we— just lastly on this, i mean, we saw— just lastly on this, i mean, i've said this— just lastly on this, i mean, i've said this for- just lastly on this, i mean, i've said this for a while. i saw— i've said this for a while. i saw kr— i've said this for a while. i saw it re— i've said this for a while. i said it to toby— i've said this for a while. i said it to toby young on my peremp— said it to toby young on my peaeasr: a— said it to toby young on my podcast, a weekly sceptic. he very— podcast, a weekly sceptic. he wery pra— podcast, a weekly sceptic. he was very pro desantis. a lot of peepke— was very pro desantis. a lot of peepke are— was very pro desantis. a lot of people are because he was good on people are because he was good em perky— people are because he was good on policy-florida.— people are because he was good on policy florida. but i said on policy in florida. but i said rrump-s—mekri trump's charisma is just next revet— trump's charisma is just next kewek: very— trump's charisma is just next level, very hard— trump's charisma is just next level, very hard to compete wrrm — level, very hard to compete wrrm -pesrea- level, very hard to compete with. _posted on. level, very hard to compete- with. _posted on twitter with. someone posted on twitter repay— with. someone posted on twitter reaay merr— with. someone posted on twitter today their wife— with. someone posted on twitter today their wife hadn't even heard— today their wife hadn't even - meara—rrump heard of desantis, whereas trump is heard of desantis, whereas trump rs—mesr— heard of desantis, whereas trump is_most famous- is one of the most famous peapke— is one of the most famous peepke. mar-s— is one of the most famous people. that's lived. people. that's ever lived. so very—mar. - people. that's ever lived. so very—mar. andl very hard to beat that. and i think— very hard to beat that. and i think desantis— very hard to beat that. and i think desantis will struggle. but anyway:— think desantis will struggle. but anyway, we've got to move on ama— but anyway, we've got to move on and as— but anyway, we've got to move on and as me— but anyway, we've got to move on and do the telegraph now with a story— and do the telegraph now with a story appur— and do the telegraph now with a story about germany. all story about germany. now we all knew—ama- story about germany. now we alli knew—ame know it's two world wars and one warra— know it's two world wars and one were cup:— know it's two world wars and one were cup: pur— know it's two world wars and one world cup, but now— know it's two world wars and one world cup, but now we can add ame-purr.— world cup, but now we can add one pull. absolutely, world cup, but now we can add one winning. jll. absolutely, world cup, but now we can add one winning. “ tribsolutely, world cup, but now we can add one winning. “ trolutely, we're winning. this is incredible, really, considering the rhetoric we've seen over the last few years. soaring energy pnces last few years. soaring energy prices into prices have pushed germany into recession, while britain has escaped upending the escaped one, upending the forecasts economists at forecasts made by economists at

the the year. of course the start of the year. of course it course it has. it has. of course it has. i mean, at what point do we stop listening to experts? because as these beginning, who these experts are beginning, who made made them made these points, made them from perspective, none from a biased perspective, none of people, they of these people, they essentially europe to essentially wanted europe to succeed. they wanted the uk succeed. and they wanted the uk not to succeed . so all they've not to succeed. so all they've told us is what they personally think about the brexit situation . and then all of a sudden, of course, both economies are rubbish , which are absolutely rubbish, which are absolutely rubbish. no one comes out of this a winner. we're slightly better because we're slightly careful. paul do out careful. paul we do come out a we— careful. paul we do come out a we are— careful. paul we do come out a winner. we did win.— t paul we do come out a winner. we did win. no, it's a narrow win, but— winner. we did win. no, it's a narrow win, but so- winner. we did win. no, it's a narrow win, but so is a penalty smear— narrow win, but so is a penalty smear-we— narrow win, but so is a penalty shoot-we narrowly- narrow win, but so is a penalty shoot we narrowly beat shoot out. we narrowly beat eermamy. — shoot out. we narrowly beat sermamy. rm— shoot out. we narrowly beat germany. i'm taking this win. whar— germany. i'm taking this win. wrap-paw,- germany. i'm taking this win. wear-mink-ri what do you think, louis? i think— what do you think, louis? i rmmklrmmk— what do you think, louis? i thinklthink i— what do you think, louis? i thinklthink i think- what do you think, louis? i think think i think paul think i think i think paul points out the very important thing is there's a lot of political considerations in in predictions pieces predictions and newspaper pieces and system that and this this belief system that germany amazing is just to germany is amazing is just to make us british people look bad . is that what paul is saying? that's kind of what i'mysayding. that's kind of what i'm saying. just— that's kind of what i'm saying. rusr kr— that's kind of what i'm saying. rusr rr aepemas— that's kind of what i'm saying. just it depends on— that's kind of what i'm saying. just it depends on where you're seeme— just it depends on where you're seeing kr— just it depends on where you're seeing it tram.— just it depends on where you're seeing it from. nothing's momma-s—

seeing it from. nothing's nothing's neutral unless you're krsremmp— nothing's neutral unless you're krsremmp re— nothing's neutral unless you're listening to gb— nothing's neutral unless you're listening to gb news, of course. eur— listening to gb news, of course. but mamma— listening to gb news, of course. but nothing-often— listening to gb news, of course. but nothing often nothing is but nothing is often nothing is meurrak— but nothing is often nothing is neutral anymore. _ but nothing is often nothing is neutral anymore. we're neutral anymore. so we're just perrmp—reeki getting told what people feel appur— getting told what people feel about wmerr— getting told what people feel about which is— getting told what people feel about which is what louis does. keam — about which is what louis does. keam marksm— about which is what louis does. yeah. bottom line— about which is what louis does. yeah. bottom line ,_ about which is what louis does. yeah. bottom line , we- about which is what louis does. yeah. bottom line , we beat- yeah. bottom line, we beat germany. that's it. for part two. but coming up, poppy, smuggling, stealing. smuggling, sheep stealing. and gary . i decide gary lineker. i can't decide which is worse . see you gary lineker. i can't decide whicithe is worse . see you

britain's news. channel welcome back to britain's news. channel- . welcome back to headliners. eer-s per— let's get straight into it with the let's get straight into it with rue-ama- let's get straight into it with rue-ame eary- let's get straight into it with. the-and gary lineker the telegraph and gary lineker has the telegraph and gary lineker mas-keep— the telegraph and gary lineker. mas-keep-srupra has vowed to keep saying stupid , amaymp— has vowed to keep saying stupid , ammaymp stum— has vowed to keep saying stupid , annoying stuff. paul who would make—wre— , annoying stuff. paul who would have _who-have have thought? who would have thought? gary lineker vows thought? nick? gary lineker vows to political to keep making political statements headache for statements in new headache for bbc bosses. match of the day host who sparked recent impartiality. row host who sparked recent impartiality . row says being impartiality. row says being told not to do something will drive me to do it even further. he sounds like a 14 year old he sounds like a14 year old boy, doesn't he? he does. i don't care if it falls off, i'm going to keep playing with it. this man, right, he is the archetype all result of social

media. here's his constantly being. he's constantly being told that his views are in important in some way. so he genuine . he believes they are genuine. he believes they are none of our views are that important. we don't know mine well of course outside of louis, i mean, there's a lot of stuff in here. and you know, i do agree. perhaps we do want to hear different things from people who do who who present match of day. i don't match of the day. but i don't want hear this just get want to hear this stuff just get on it. get a podcast. if on and do it. get a podcast. if you can a podcast as good as you can get a podcast as good as your podcast. nick he can. then talk about it. but until then, just of the day. just do match of the day. thanks man, got to just do match of the day. - thanks man,-got to podcast, thanks man, i've got to podcast, but yeah,— thanks man, i've got to podcast, but year, saw— thanks man, i've got to podcast, but yeah, gary lineker does. he aeruakky— but yeah, gary lineker does. he actually produces— but yeah, gary lineker does. he actually produces the actually produces all the podcast:— actually produces all the podcast, doesn't he? alastair camppekk— podcast, doesn't he? alastairi camppeu—rs campbell one and the rest is petites.— campbell one and the rest is politics. _that. l politics. i didn't know that. eeakmamper— politics. i didn't know that.- goalhanger_yeah, politics. i didn't know that.- goalh s0|er_yeah, politics. i didn't know that.- goalh so he's—yeah, politics. i didn't know that. goalh so he's behind yeah, politics. i didn't know that. goalh so he's behind all yeah, politics. i didn't know that. goalh so he's behind all of(eah, politics. i didn't know that. goalh so he's behind all of it.h, yeah. so he's behind all of it. eur— yeah. so he's behind all of it. bur-wus— yeah. so he's behind all of it. but-this was— yeah. so he's behind all of it. but-this was very- but yeah, this was very ammeymp. — but yeah, this was very ammeymp. r— but yeah, this was very annoying. i mean, imagine if we eauseu— annoying. i mean, imagine if we eausea empress— annoying. i mean, imagine if we caused endless headaches for gb wews. — caused endless headaches for gb wews. .kemp— caused endless headaches for gb news. .long would- caused endless headaches for gb news. long would we last? news. how long would we last? vau— news. how long would we last? you—ridiculous. i you know? so it's ridiculous. wets— you know? so it's ridiculous. he's—position.- you know? so it's ridiculous. he's—position. and he's abusing his position. and rms— he's abusing his position. and mks—retu- he's abusing his position. and this—he'll drive. he's abusing his position. andi this—he'll drive me this thing about he'll drive me to this thing about he'll drive me re—r— this thing about he'll drive me re—r saute- to do it further. i could respeer— to do it further. i could respect that— to do it further. i could respect that if it was kind of irke— respect that if it was kind of kkelkmaw— respect that if it was kind of like,-know, i— respect that if it was kind of like, know, i don't i don't like, you know, i don't i don't

respect— like, you know, i don't i don't respect covid _ like, you know, i don't i don't respect covid lockdowns or something — respect covid lockdowns or something - if- respect covid lockdowns or something if you respect covid lockdowns or- something-if you were something like that. if you were pemumeky—amal genuinely in the outgroup and you-rebellious- genuinely in the outgroup and you rebellious contrary you had a rebellious contrary spirit.— you had a rebellious contrary spirit—eart- spirit. the reason i can't respeer— spirit. the reason i can't respect-with- spirit. the reason i can't respect with lineker is he respect you with lineker is he is par— respect you with lineker is he is part at— respect you with lineker is he is part or wear— respect you with lineker is he is part of what matt goodwin weuka— is part of what matt goodwin wauka eau— is part of what matt goodwin would call-new- is part of what matt goodwin would call new elite. it's would call the new elite. it's kind— would call the new elite. it's kind-absurd— would call the new elite. it's kind-absurd that- would call the new elite. it's kind absurd that an ex kind of absurd that an ex footballer— kind of absurd that an ex footballer-he's. kind of absurd that an ex footballer he's clearly footballer is, but he's clearly part— footballer is, but he's clearly part—til footballer is, but he's clearly. pare—m yeu part he's punching down, if you want— part he's punching down, if you want-mar— part he's punching down, if you want-that old— part he's punching down, if you want that old comedy want to use that old comedy phrase:— want to use that old comedy pmrase: ism-r— want to use that old comedy phrase, isn't he,— want to use that old comedy phrase, isn't he, louis? but mes— phrase, isn't he, louis? but me-s you— phrase, isn't he, louis? but me-s you knew— phrase, isn't he, louis? but he's you know what? so he's so he's you know what? so he's so he's part of new he he's part of the new elite. he should have an should be allowed to have an opinion. disagree with opinion. i disagree with you, paul opinion. i disagree with you, paul, you, this. paul, and you, nick, on this. this is so, so british because what is trying is what the bbc is trying to do is trying to present itself as being and balanced being impartial and balanced when it just when the truth is, it just represents state. it's the represents the state. it's the state broadcaster. it's completely they completely propaganda. and they don't upset anybody don't want him to upset anybody to that it's to make people think that it's not and not impartial . not balanced and not impartial. all right. okay. so he should be allowed to say whatever he wants to say. there are more people in this country working bbc this country working for the bbc than any organisation than any other organisation except the except the nhs. okay? the billions people , millions of billions of people, millions of people for bbc . and people working for the bbc. and i mean, i thought you were going to say the centralisation of everything. there you were eesek — everything. there you were eesek ream— everything. there you were

close. yeah. it's— everything. there you were close. yeah. it's one- ”yr “q there you were close. yeah. it's one of lewis's mamy— close. yeah. it's one of lewis's many catchphrases, in case the aeesm-r— many catchphrases, in case the viewer doesn't but. but viewer doesn't know. but. but yeah,— viewer doesn't know. but. but yew—kr- viewer doesn't know. but. but years—tr rs- yeah, i mean, i think it is skrpmrky— yeah, i mean, i think it is- sweaty—lewis slightly relevant though, lewis, peeause— slightly relevant though, lewis, because—licence. i because he is the tv licence. umeker— because he is the tv licence. umeker mas— because he is the tv licence. lineker has complicated lineker has this complicated rreekamee— lineker has this complicated freelance _thel lineker has this complicatedi freelance _the tv freelance contract, but the tv kkemee— freelance contract, but the tv licence .extracted - freelance contract, but the tv licence extracted from the licence is extracted from the genera— licence is extracted from the general public— licence is extracted from the general public and that does stampe— general public and that does change relationship. change the relationship. paul wear.— change the relationship. paul wean-mars.— change the relationship. paul yeah,-that's,lmean. change the relationship. paul yeah,-that's,lmean ,i change the relationship. paul yeah,-that's,lmean , i yeah, that's, that's, i mean, i don't disagree with you entirely. i mean, entirely. lewis i mean, i certainly wouldn't want to silence lineker. i think lineker should like all other should be heard like all other wallies he should wallies no, you said he should be silenced. he said, nobody aem-r— be silenced. he said, nobody aem-r-mear— be silenced. he said, nobody don't-hear it. - be silenced. he said, nobody don't-hear it. i- don't want to hear it. i persamauy— don't want to hear it. i personally don't- don't want to hear it. i personally don't want personally , don't hear it. you , don't want to hear it. you don't silenced, don't want him to be silenced, pur— don't want him to be silenced, bur-amt— don't want him to be silenced, bur-aem-r-re. - don't want him to be silenced, but-don't-to. i- don't want him to be silenced,i but-don't-to. i mean, but you don't want to. i mean, he admits— but you don't want to. i mean, he admits himself that the bbc can't he admits himself that the bbc cant he he admits himself that the bbc can't he omits can't be impartial. he omits that within this. he says it's very a davie very difficult for a tim davie to you know, to be impartial. you know, i don't why bothers don't even know why he bothers trying, essentially. but like nick says, because nick says, it's because it's a tax. stealth tax the tax. it's a stealth tax on the british and we're paying british public and we're paying for this. and we'd rather not rear— for this. and we'd rather not hear we're paying. - and we'd rather not hear we're paying. we're the parish— hear we're paying. we're the purist-are- hear we're paying. we're the| british-are-for british people are paying for merr— british people are paying for their propaganda their own propaganda served to them — their own propaganda served to them .— their own propaganda served to them . mar— their own propaganda served to them . mar rs— their own propaganda served to them . that is a— their own propaganda served to them . that is a humiliation upon them. that is a humiliation upon a humiliation.— them. that is a humiliation upon a humiliation. we're being keerurea— a humiliation. we're being lectured to— a humiliation. we're being lectured to by— a humiliation. we're being lectured to by these people. and yet they— lectured to by these people. and yet they make— lectured to by these people. and yet they make they make. yeah i pamp— yet they make they make. yeah i pomp re— yet they make they make. yeah i pamp re say— yet they make they make. yeah i was going to say on that, i

kr— was going to say on that, i mean, it makes— was going to say on that, i mean, it makes it harder for the sec. — mean, it makes it harder for the sec. mere— mean, it makes it harder for the bbc. there are— mean, it makes it harder for the bbc. there are people- mean, it makes it harder for the bbc. “rttrt; ettrt; tr“rt.t; bbc. there are people there working hard trying to be impartial, people like gary lineker can make harder lineker can make it harder for them. bbc them. but then again, the bbc aren't helping themselves with things which is things like bbc verify, which is this going this absurd thing that's going to conspiracy to call us all conspiracy theorists having theorists for just having an opinion. we've got opinion. but anyway, we've got to move do mail and to move on and do the mail and cornell are running cornell university are running a five hour course teaching white students to be better allies. i'd honestly take louis i'd honestly rather take louis schaefer's course . louis schaefer's diet course. louis well, course can save well, my diet course can save your life. i'm not sure this rump— your life. i'm not sure this mine am— your life. i'm not sure this thing can save— . t ”rt; i'm not sure this thing can save your life. eat meat.— thing can save your life. eat meat, basically— thing can save your life. eat meat, basically ,_ thing can save your life. eat meat, basically , that's what it meat, basically, that's what it is.-vegetables. - is. don't eat vegetables. cemen— is. don't eat vegetables. cornell university's medical smear— cornell university's medical school-raised- cornell university's medical school raised eyebrows school has raised eyebrows with its-afterma— school has raised eyebrows with its-emerrmp .— school has raised eyebrows with its-offering , a— school has raised eyebrows with its-offering , a free- school has raised eyebrows with its offering , a free course its new offering, a free course on its new offering, a free course em-re— its new offering, a free course em-re became— its new offering, a free course on-to become a- its new offering, a free course on to become a better ally on how to become a better ally to on how to become a better ally re peapke— on how to become a better ally re peepke er— on how to become a better ally to people of colour. and if you aem-r— to people of colour. and if you aem-r knew— to people of colour. and if you don't know what— to people of colour. and if you don't know what the cornell university— don't know what the cornell university is,— don't know what the cornell university is, it's— don't know what the cornell university is, it's only one of me— university is, it's only one of me karpesr— university is, it's only one of the largest hospital systems in the largest hospital systems in me eeumrry— the largest hospital systems in me eaumrry .— the largest hospital systems in the country , probably maybe even the country, probably maybe even the country, probably maybe even me warm. — the country, probably maybe even me warm. kr— the country, probably maybe even the world. at and— the country, probably maybe even the world. at and it's based up in maca— the world. at and it's based up in ithaca, new— the world. at and it's based up in ithaca, new york, where cemen— in ithaca, new york, where cornell university is. but it mas— cornell university is. but it has krke— cornell university is. but it has like tonnes— cornell university is. but it has like tonnes of medical smears— has like tonnes of medical semeeks .— has like tonnes of medical schools . and— has like tonnes of medical schools . and hospitals that are schools. and hospitals that are eemrrek— schools. and hospitals that are eemrrek .— schools. and hospitals that are eemrrek . rr-s— schools. and hospitals that are control . it's quite— schools. and hospitals that are control . it's quite and it's

control. it's quite and it's rrymp— control. it's quite and it's rrymp re— control. it's quite and it's rrymp re re— control. it's quite and it's trying to be all- control. it's quite and it's trying to be all diversity eaurry— trying to be all diversity epurry ama— trying to be all diversity equity and whatever that is mekusrem— equity and whatever that is inclusion and— equity and whatever that is inclusion and it— equity and whatever that is inclusion and it says something very— inclusion and it says something very mreresrmp— inclusion and it says something very interesting which i thought was very interesting which i thought very— very interesting which i thought wery rummy. — very interesting which i thought was very funny. what did the did you read— was very funny. what did the did you read rmse— was very funny. what did the did you read this? i'm— was very funny. what did the did you read this? i'm not even sure mar— you read this? i'm not even sure that r— you read this? i'm not even sure that r am— you read this? i'm not even sure that i can read— you read this? i'm not even sure that i can read this.— you read this? i'm not even sure that i can read this. it's so smeekmpky— that i can read this. it's so shockingly racist . it said 20 shockingly racist. it said 20 years— shockingly racist. it said 20 years age— shockingly racist. it said 20 years age .— shockingly racist. it said 20 years age . rmey— shockingly racist. it said 20 years ago , they said one of the years ago, they said one of the exampkes— years ago, they said one of the exampkes m— years ago, they said one of the examples in the— years ago, they said one of the examples in the course was they rmey— examples in the course was they they asked— examples in the course was they they asked people— examples in the course was they they asked people this question. krpm. — they asked people this question. krpm. ama— they asked people this question. krpm. me they— they asked people this question. right. and they said, what do you— right. and they said, what do you as— right. and they said, what do you as m— right. and they said, what do you as if you-re— right. and they said, what do you do if you're faced with this auesrreme— you do if you're faced with this question? and— you do if you're faced with this question? and one— you do if you're faced with this question? and one of these questions— question? and one of these questions was— question? and one of these questions was 20 years ago when you questions was 20 years ago when yeu wee— questions was 20 years ago when you w.— questions was 20 years ago when you were 17, when— questions was 20 years ago when you were 17, when you made a raeepeek— you were 17, when you made a raeepeek pest— you were 17, when you made a facebook post saying you wanted to. facebook post saying you wanted re. wears.— facebook post saying you wanted re. ream. r— facebook post saying you wanted re. ream. r see— facebook post saying you wanted to. yeah, i see what— facebook post saying you wanted to. yeah, i see what you mean. wear.— to. yeah, i see what you mean. keam vau— to. yeah, i see what you mean. yeah. you made— to. yeah, i see what you mean. yeah. you made a— to. yeah, i see what you mean. yeah. you made a you- to. yeah, i see what you mean. yeah. you made a you made a dodgy facebook post. but what's hilarious about that is they say you made a post ages ago and one of co—workers has brought of your co—workers has brought it hr. firstly, they're it up with hr. firstly, they're a right? there's a scumbag, right? there's absolute horrible person and then says correct answer then it says the correct answer is explain that is to apologise and explain that it's not you are now and it's not you who you are now and you'll take some steps to further yourself . it's further educate yourself. it's one these creepy buzzwords one of these creepy buzzwords they thing is they use for this whole thing is a flag . i mean, it

a giant red flag. i mean, it says here is shocking sentence as well. the faculty realised says here is shocking sentence as wewas he faculty realised says here is shocking sentence as wewas he needlty realised says here is shocking sentence as wewas he need for'ealised says here is shocking sentence as wewas he need for skilled says here is shocking sentence as wewas he need for skill based there was a need for skill based virtual opportunities virtual learning opportunities focussed on racial allyship. there never need for that. there is never a need for that. paul not at all. not at all. and by-20_ paul not at all. not at all. and by-20-ago- paul not at all. not at all. and py-zo-ape eml by the way, 20 years ago on speak— by the way, 20 years ago on social media,— by the way, 20 years ago on social media, they're social media, what they're puermp— social media, what they're quoting friends reunited, right? rryspaee— quoting friends reunited, right?| rryspaee—meam. myspace yeah, exactly. i mean, do myspace yeah, exactly. i mean, are—pe- myspace yeah, exactly. i mean, ae—pe a- myspace yeah, exactly. i mean, ae—pe a good myspace yeah, exactly. i mean,i ae—pe a past a do you know how to be a good a papa— do you know how to be a good a peep arty— do you know how to be a good a peep akky rs— do you know how to be a good a peep akky is re— do you know how to be a good a good ally is to stop— do you know how to be a good a good ally is to stop treating peepke— good ally is to stop treating peepke pasea— good ally is to stop treating people based on the colour of merr— people based on the colour of their skim.— people based on the colour of their skin. it's— people based on the colour of their skin. it's not— people based on the colour of their skin. it's not important . their skin. it's not important. i their skin. it's not important. r kmew— their skin. it's not important. r kmew mar-s— their skin. it's not important. i know that's an— their skin. it's not important. i know that's an outrageous rump— i know that's an outrageous rmmp ra— i know that's an outrageous rmmp re say— i know that's an outrageous rmmp re say m— i know that's an outrageous thing to say in 2020. /rt:r ”rt; thing to say in 2020. you're a write— thing to say in 2020. you're a white guy. — thing to say in 2020. you're a white guy. you know . well, how white guy. you know. well, how do you know that? well, i'm definitely a white guy, and i don't identify any differently, but i don't identify . that's my but i don't identify. that's my point. maybe you should identify i don't believe i should not be able to say something of able to say something because of the my skin and the colour of my skin and i don't think we should treat anybody differently of don't think we should treat any colourifferently of don't think we should treat any colour oftrently of don't think we should treat any colour of theiry of don't think we should treat any colour of their skin. of don't think we should treat any colour of their skin. well,f the colour of their skin. well, that's racist comment, but that's a racist comment, but the funny it's you funny thing is, it's like you said apology there , said, nick apology that there, there, there. correct answer is to apologise and explain this is not who you are. apology. they suggest apologising when we know you should never apologise. never apologise . guys say

never apologise. guys say i don't know who typed this. somebody hacked my machine back then. somebody hacked my machine back then . they don't want to know then. they don't want to know what you absolutely right. as we've seen time and again that you— we've seen time and again that you apekepkse— we've seen time and again that you apologise. it's— we've seen time and again that you apologise. it's just a red rag— you apologise. it's just a red ragla— you apologise. it's just a red rapla purr.— you apologise. it's just a red rag-a bull..gets- you apologise. it's just a red rag a bull. gets worse rag to a bull. it gets worse for you.— rag to a bull. it gets worse for you. ream.— rag to a bull. it gets worse for you. yeah, yeah.— rag to a bull. it gets worse for you. yeah, yeah. never apologise ama— you. yeah, yeah. never apologise ame—surse rs- you. yeah, yeah. never apologise and—course is my. and never do this course is my aawse— and never do this course is my aawselkma— and never do this course is my adviceiand it's— and never do this course is my advice and it's just sad that advice. and it's just sad that me— advice. and it's just sad that me eure— advice. and it's just sad that the elite universities are all taking— the elite universities are all. falling—nonsense. the elite universities are all falling about nonsense. the elite universities are all falling about it nonsense. the elite universities are all falling about it a nonsense. the elite universities are all falling about it a lot,ynsense. the elite universities are all falling about it a lot, butnse. the elite universities are all falling about it a lot, but ite. we talk about it a lot, but it is very— we talk about it a lot, but it is very rear. — we talk about it a lot, but it is very real. cornell another going— is very real. cornell another one going down— is very real. cornell another one going down the pan. shocking keapue— one going down the pan. shocking keapue. ream.— one going down the pan. shocking keapue. ream-ky— one going down the pan. shocking league. yeah, ivy league. league. yeah, let's ivy league. pastry— league. yeah, let's ivy league. rkasrky-as— league. yeah, let's ivy league. exactly. -do the - league. yeah, let's ivy league. exactly. do the male exactly. let's do the male now ama— exactly. let's do the male now ame-smursm— exactly. let's do the male now and-church of— exactly. let's do the male now and church of scotland are and the church of scotland are apsksgrsmp— and the church of scotland are apologisin9_-- and the church of scotland are apsksprsmg—. r- and the church of scotland are apologising . i had apologising for slavery. i had no apologising for slavery. i had ms—srrkk- apologising for slavery. i had ms—srrkk asmpi no idea they were still doing it. no idea they were still doing is .ow— no idea they were still doing rr. .om. my— no idea they were still doing rr-om. my sea.- no idea they were still doing it. oh, my god. this it. paul oh, my god. this honesty.— it. paul oh, my god. this honestly,-the. it. paul oh, my god. this- honestly,-the church? it. paul oh, my god. this- honestyeah,-the church? it. paul oh, my god. this honest “411?" the church? it. paul oh, my god. this honest “411?" church? it. paul oh, my god. this- honestyeah, they must do. rch? it. paul oh, my god. this- honestyeah, they must do. and aslef yeah, they must do. and that's what they do. it that's what they must do. it must because why else must be today. because why else would apologise the would you apologise for it? the church scotland to church of scotland is to formally its formally apologise for its historic links to slavery, as it admits elements of its past are now viewed with deep regret of course they are. in other news, i am going to apologise to the french for nelson, giving them a whopping . in the napoleonic whopping. in the napoleonic wars. i mean, i had nothing to do with it, but i am sorry if it got if he died. i mean, it's

just absolute nonsense. this got to a point now where how far do we go back? do we just we go back? where do we just we just accept these things were bad? no one's no one's wandering around in the uk today saying, i wish slavery would come back. nobodyis wish slavery would come back. nobody is saying that. everyone's glad it's done . we've everyone's glad it's done. we've played a massive part in stopping do to stopping it. why do we need to keep apologising? stop doing it. i know i do feel like a broken record this, but england record on this, but england ended slavery. slavery goes on mere— ended slavery. slavery goes on now. there are— ended slavery. slavery goes on now. there are millions- now. there are millions of sakwes— now. there are millions of stakes—vau- now. there are millions of. slaves _you know, slaves alive today. you know, spamsm— slaves alive today. you know,- spamsm—skaws spaniin muslims, enslaved slavs spanish muslims, enslaved slavs .—wsra- spanish muslims, enslaved slavs .—wsra skawel . that's where the word slave semes-rmey- . that's where the word slave comes-they were i . that's where the word slave- comes-they were white. . that's where the word slave com know, they were white. . that's where the word slave com know, you they were white. . that's where the word slave com know, you hadiey were white. . that's where the word slave comknow, you had barbary. white. . that's where the word slave comknow, you had barbary. wete. you know, you had barbary. we mae— you know, you had barbary. we has me— you know, you had barbary. we had the ottoman— you know, you had barbary. we had the ottoman empire. mean, had the ottoman empire. i mean, i had the ottoman empire. i mean, r—are— had the ottoman empire. i mean, r—are we- had the ottoman empire. i mean, r—are we umauekyi i guess why why are we uniquely respsmsrpke— i guess why why are we uniquely responsible—isn't- responsible for slavery? isn't ewesmrye — responsible for slavery? isn't everyone-mks.- responsible for slavery? isn't everyone this, louis everyone tired of this, louis wen.— everyone tired of this, louis web-arse— everyone tired of this, louis well,-also the- everyone tired of this, louis well, also the from the well, it's also the from the apology— well, it's also the from the apskspy oer— well, it's also the from the apology obe school. /rt:r well, it's also the from the apology obe school. /rtr “5 apology obe school. you think yure— apology obe school. you think you're apologising and make apology obe school. you think you're laugh? logising and make apology obe school. you think you're laugh? iygising and make apology obe school. you think you're laugh? i think] and make apology obe school. you think you're laugh? i think it'sd make people laugh? i think it's i think it's scottish people because the weather is bad up because the weather is so bad up there . it them them there. it makes them makes them crazy . and i and my kids are crazy. and i and my kids are scottish . i love them so much. scottish. i love them so much. they they've inherited a little bit of some. okay. dumas their dumas. well, we're running out

of dumas. well, we're running out at rime— dumas. well, we're running out or tree sm— dumas. well, we're running out of time on this— j well, we're running out of time on this section, so ker-s— of time on this section, so ker-s mave— of time on this section, so let's move on— of time on this section, so let's move on and do the rekeprapm— let's move on and do the telegraph and- let's move on and do the telegraph and three of the kings sheep— telegraph and three of the kings smeep mave— telegraph and three of the kings sheep have been— telegraph and three of the kings sheep have been stolen in a devastating— sheep have been stolen in a devastating story from the 17th semtury— devastating story from the 17th semrury-rr-s— devastating story from the 17th century,- it's just- devastating story from the 17th century, it's just the century, paul it's just the kinds— century, paul it's just the. kmp-s—iusr king's sheep stolen. it just sumas— king's sheep stolen. it just sounds like— king's sheep stolen. it just sounds like a— king's sheep stolen. it just sounds like a ridiculous old fashioned.— sounds like a ridiculous old fashioned..does- sounds like a ridiculous old fashioned. does well, sounds like a ridiculous old faisioned. does well, sounds like a ridiculous old fais ridiculous. s well, sounds like a ridiculous old fa is ridiculous. well, sounds like a ridiculous old fais ridiculous. strtrg ell, sounds like a ridiculous old fais ridiculous. er, it is ridiculous. the story is actually ridiculous. animal rights protesters steal king sheep. rights protesters steal king activists said they rescued rights protesters steal king sheep so they could give them a better or safe space place, not space.i better or safe space place, not space. i don't think they needed a safe space, but this is how posh and privileged these activists are. they genuinely believe they can provide a better standard of living for these sheep than the king can in his own garden. and what they're saying is basically there was these sheep were going to slaughter at some point. a lot of sheep once given of sheep do once they've given all or it all their wool or whatever it might be. but you know what, imagine out dandelions imagine pulling out dandelions from a vegan's back garden and saying, saving from saying, i'm saving this from being made into fair trade sandals . this is where we're at sandals. this is where we're at now. this is mental. i know they're now. this is mental. i know rmey-re kwmp— now. this is mental. i know they're living an— “ i know

they're living an amazing life. i they're living an amazing life. r mean— they're living an amazing life. i mean, even farmers will tell you,— i mean, even farmers will tell you. ayme— i mean, even farmers will tell you, anyone will— i mean, even farmers will tell you, anyone will tell you this, you—mave- you, anyone will tell you this, you—havelgoodl you, anyone will tell you this,l you—havelgood life you know, they have a good life ama— you know, they have a good life ame—prepapkyi you know, they have a good lifei ame—prepapky wmy and otherwise they probably why wewa— would we even be keeping them armerwrsee— would we even be keeping them otherwise? _they- would we even be keeping them otherwise? they have otherwise? and it says they have mks.— otherwise? and it says they have mks—a— otherwise? and it says they have mks—a rsrape- otherwise? and it says they have this._a forage only. this. they're fed a forage only ares— this. they're fed a forage only diet,-apparently- this. they're fed a forage only diet, apparently is the diet, which apparently is the pesr— diet, which apparently is thel pest—sare best thing they're taking care of. _experienced - best thing they're taking care of. _(and'ienced- best thing they're taking care of.-(and itnced- best thing they're taking care of.-(and it says- best thing they're taking care of. (and it says here. but shepherds. and it says here. but these— shepherds. and it says here. but these _ rescued - shepherds. and it says here. buti these—rescued them. these people have rescued them. rmese—pespkel these people have rescued them. rmermar—pespkel these people have rescued them. the that there's people these people have rescued them. the that there's beautiful say that there's three beautiful ramps— say that there's three beautiful ramps-wru— say that there's three beautiful lambs-will now- say that there's three beautiful lambs will now live their lambs who will now live their kwes— lambs who will now live their lives _fullest. - lambs who will now live their lives fullest. what lives to the fullest. what are they— lives to the fullest. what are trey—starr- lives to the fullest. what are rmey—srarr aml they going to do, start an smkme— they going to do, start an smkme-rr-s- they going to do, start an- online-it's absolutely online business? it's absolutely rrarsuksus— online business? it's absolutely ridiculous—arnie. ridiculous. they've gone arnie wen.— ridiculous. they've gone arnie well,-ridiculous- ridiculous. they've gone arnie well,-ridiculous .- ridiculous. they've gone arnie well, ridiculous . i'm well, it's ridiculous. i'm 33 years— well, it's ridiculous. i'm 33 years-there's- well, it's ridiculous. i'm 33. years-there's-them years old. there's two of them 2s. — years old. there's two of them are 23. _forgive- years old. there's two of them are 23. forgive that one's are 23. i can forgive that one's ss- — are 23. i can forgive that one's ss- |meam— are 23. i can forgive that one's sslmeam ms— are 23. i can forgive that one's 33. mean, no better. :rt:r“ 33. i mean, no better. come on, lewis.— 33. i mean, no better. come on, rewrs. wear.— 33. i mean, no better. come on, lewis. yeah, well, you say they're farage only they're being fed a farage only diet . well, sheep only eat diet. well, sheep only eat forage . they don't eat. they forage. they don't eat. they don't eat grain number one. and number that if you take a number two, that if you take a there's only two ways for a sheep to go in the in the wild. one is either we kill them and make nice food out of it or they basically fall down, they break their legs and a wolf just rips them apart. oh, okay. well, on that them apart. oh, okay. well, on was gruesome— them apart. oh, okay. well, on that gruesome image,- cj“ well, on that gruesome image, we've got to that gruesome image, we've got rs pa.— that gruesome image, we've got so pa. mar-s— that gruesome image, we've got so pa. mar-s parr— that gruesome image, we've got to go. that's part three. done. eur— to go. that's part three. done. eur ssmmp— to go. that's part three. done. pur ssmmp up— to go. that's part three. done. but coming up in— to go. that's part three. done. but coming up in the final sestsm— but coming up in the final section, _goes- but coming up in the final section, goes nuclear on but coming up in the final secthe, goes nuclear on but coming up in the final secthe womanioes nuclear on but coming up in the final secthe woman who �*iuclear on but coming up in the final secthe woman who �*iuclek'no n but coming up in the final secthe woman who �*iuclek'no pain. ai, the woman who feels no pain.

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welcome back to headliners . welcome back to headliners. eer-s— welcome back to headliners. eer-s per— welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the let's get straight into it with me kr— let's get straight into it with me kr ama— let's get straight into it with the ai and rishi— let's get straight into it with the ai and rishi sunak on an ekrsremrrak— the ai and rishi sunak on an existential risk.— the ai and rishi sunak on an existential risk. and it's not me— existential risk. and it's not the immigration figures , louis. the immigration figures, louis. wen.— the immigration figures, louis. weu. rr-s— the immigration figures, louis. well, it's rishi _ the immigration figures, louis. well, it's rishi sunak- the immigration figures, louis. well, it's rishi sunak wants nuclear style safety rules for al as prime minister ai as prime minister acknowledges. existential risk over of ai . and this is this is over of ai. and this is this is what this story is. this is just pubuc what this story is. this is just public relations for al companies . that's what this is, companies. that's what this is, is that is that the guy who created the ai openai chief, sam altman? he met with rishi sunak with other people in al and he said he said that he said he warned that advanced form of the technology erg, which is just

basically computer stuff , should basically computer stuff, should be handled the same way as nuclear material. he's basically saying his own product is stronger than dirt. you must buy ai. that's what this that's what this is all about. yeah, i do. i question— this is all about. yeah, i do. i question this,— this is all about. yeah, i do. i question this, paul. - this is all about. yeah, i do. i question this, paul. i- yeah, i do. i question this, paul. i mean, can ayme— question this, paul. i mean, can ye reakky— question this, paul. i mean, can anyone really stop? ai when i washed— anyone really stop? ai when i watched terminator two, i didn't serr— watched terminator two, i didn't sem ar— watched terminator two, i didn't sam of mink.— watched terminator two, i didn't sort of think, you— watched terminator two, i didn't sort of think, you know who we meet— sort of think, you know who we meet here — sort of think, you know who we need here. rishi— sort of think, you know who we need here. rishi sunak he'll serr— need here. rishi sunak he'll sem rms— need here. rishi sunak he'll sort this out. _ need here. rishi sunak he'll sort this out. what do you rmmke — sort this out. what do you think? well,— sort this out. what do you think? well, i- sort this out. what do you think? �*sytrtztt . rt; t sort this out. what do you think? �*tfytrtgt g think? well, i never thought that i agree that in my life, but i agree with rishi this. and i with rishi on this. you and i disagree on this quite, quite the debate. we had outside, because i think ai is terrifying. mean, we have gone terrifying. i mean, we have gone from how fast it by the way, have we gone from little to no to i ai that can write shakespeare and start a nuclear war? yeah. just you know, that's how fast it's gone . i didn't how fast it's gone. i didn't i know i we had this debate earlier. i did exist pre 2023. but it feels like in 2023 it's gone from next to nothing to everyone's got access to it and it's all powerful. so somebody

m mam— it's all powerful. so somebody comes in right into— t so somebody comes in right into school with a paper— comes in right into school with a paper mar-s— comes in right into school with a paper that's written like shakespeare— a paper that's written like shakespeare and that paper is renewed— shakespeare and that paper is renewed a— shakespeare and that paper is believed a friend— shakespeare and that paper is believed a friend of mine, his rs pam— believed a friend of mine, his name is dan arade dam, and he reus— name is dan arade dam, and he rekks a— name is dan arade dam, and he rekks a take— name is dan arade dam, and he tells a joke about— name is dan arade dam, and he tells a joke about a— name is dan arade dam, and he tells a joke about a guy who had a wrap— tells a joke about a guy who had awms mae— tells a joke about a guy who had a was mask a— tells a joke about a guy who had a who had a fake— tells a joke about a guy who had a who had a fake rolex watch. ama— a who had a fake rolex watch. ame me— a who had a fake rolex watch. and he showed— a who had a fake rolex watch. and he showed his friend, he saw— and he showed his friend, he saw rs— and he showed his friend, he said to .friend,_ and he showed his friend, he said to-friend, he- and he showed his friend, he said to friend, he said, said to his friend, he said, uses— said to his friend, he said, does my— said to his friend, he said, does my rolex— said to his friend, he said, does my rolex watch look real? ama— does my rolex watch look real? ame ms— does my rolex watch look real? and his friend— does my rolex watch look real? and his friend said, no, it asesm-r— and his friend said, no, it doesn't look— and his friend said, no, it doesn't look real. said, what doesn't look real. i said, what makes— doesn't look real. i said, what makes-reek— doesn't look real. i said, what makes-look real?- doesn't look real. i said, what makes look real? he said, makes it not look real? he said, rr-s—rme- makes it not look real? he said, rr-s—rme ks- makes it not look real? he said, rr-s—rme ks osl it's the guy wearing the ac dc t sum.— it's the guy wearing the ac dc t smrr. wearme— it's the guy wearing the ac dc t shirt, wearing the— it's the guy wearing the ac dc t shirt, wearing the watch. yes. so shirt, wearing the watch. yes. ss mar-s— shirt, wearing the watch. yes. so that's what— shirt, wearing the watch. yes. so that's what that's what this rmmp— so that's what that's what this mine is — so that's what that's what this thing is. they're— so that's what that's what this thing is. they're just going to bring— thing is. they're just going to bring somebody— thing is. they're just going to bring somebody in and they're going— bring somebody in and they're going rs— bring somebody in and they're going so say— bring somebody in and they're going so say rs— bring somebody in and they're going to say to him, you you were— going to say to him, you you were a— going to say to him, you you were a paper— going to say to him, you you wrote a paper that sounded like smakespeare.— wrote a paper that sounded like shakespeare-you- shakespeare. can you do sometimes— shakespeare. can you do something right here something similar right here in fram— something similar right here in tram—me— something similar right here in front—the answer. something similar right here in front the answer is front of us? and the answer is ss— front of us? and the answer is ss mere-s— front of us? and the answer is no. so there's nothing to worry . .sa— no. so there's nothing to worry . .ss ws— no. so there's nothing to worry . .so it's kind— no. so there's nothing to worry . .so it's kind of- no. so there's nothing to worry . .so it's kind of all- no. so there's nothing to worryi . .so it's kind of all smoke . oh, so it's kind of all smoke and mirrors? yeah. i was going to thing that it to say the thing that makes it not rolex is he's your not a real rolex is he's your mate. but sorry about that one. let's move on do the times let's move on and do the times with story about rishi sunak with a story about rishi sunak stark secret. paul oh my goodness.— stark secret. paul oh my goodness. too _ ttfrtiiltffiiile paul oh my goodness. too much for an insider— goodness. too much for an insight-rishi - goodness. too much for an insight rishi sunak has insight here. rishi sunak has said— insight here. rishi sunak has said rear— insight here. rishi sunak has said that he— insight here. rishi sunak has said that he reads cooper said that he reads jilly cooper eks— said that he reads jilly cooper. novels—escapism. novels as a means of escapism. wew—

novels as a means of escapism. wswlysu— novels as a means of escapism. wswlysu-kmsw- novels as a means of escapism. now you know what a now if you don't know what a jilly— now if you don't know what a my seeper— now if you don't know what a jilly cooper novel— now if you don't know what a jilly cooper novel is, the best way— jilly cooper novel is, the best way rs — jilly cooper novel is, the best way to describe— jilly cooper novel is, the best way to describe is like soft way to describe it is like soft fram— way to describe it is like soft from me— way to describe it is like soft from the 1930.— way to describe it is like soft from the 1930. it's all riding trousers and— from the 1930. it's all riding trousers and whips and it's the kasr— trousers and whips and it's the kasr rump— trousers and whips and it's the kasr rmma r— trousers and whips and it's the last thing i want— trousers and whips and it's the last thing i want to be thinking of ar— last thing i want to be thinking at at amy— last thing i want to be thinking or as any perm— last thing i want to be thinking of at any point is— last thing i want to be thinking of at any point is rishi essapme— of at any point is rishi escaping with this stuff . and escaping with this stuff. and it's escaping with this stuff. and its use— escaping with this stuff. and it's also the— escaping with this stuff. and it's also the sort— escaping with this stuff. and it's also the sort of stuff you asm-r— it's also the sort of stuff you asm-r say— it's also the sort of stuff you asm-r say ar— it's also the sort of stuff you don't say at work.- it's also the sort of stuff you don't say at work. you know, if i don't say at work. you know, if r sake— don't say at work. you know, if r sake mar— don't say at work. you know, if i said that out,— don't say at work. you know, if i said that out, the— don't say at work. you know, if i said that out, the back there, it mism— i said that out, the back there, it might be— i said that out, the back there, it might be one— i said that out, the back there, it might be one thing, but you guys— it might be one thing, but you guys wee— it might be one thing, but you guys iusr— it might be one thing, but you guys were just me for the guys were just ribbed me for the rest guys were just ribbed me for the res-me.— guys were just ribbed me for the rest-kite. you— guys were just ribbed me for the rest-life, you know,- guys were just ribbed me for the rest life, you know, when rest of my life, you know, when mes— rest of my life, you know, when me-s perma— rest of my life, you know, when he's being interviewed, why does he's being interviewed, why does me-krke— he's being interviewed, why does me-krke rrkky— he's being interviewed, why does he-like jilly cooper- he say i like jilly cooper mswekse— he say i like jilly cooper novels? saying he say i like jilly cooper novels?-saying a novels? you're saying it's a kind— novels? you're saying it's a kind-boomer— novels? you're saying it's a. kind-boomer-so kind of boomer version of 50 smartes— kind of boomer version of 50 states er— kind of boomer version of 50 shades of-what- kind of boomer version of 50 shades of what i'm shades of grey is what i'm mearme. — shades of grey is what i'm mearme. kr— shades of grey is what i'm hearing. it is.— shades of grey is what i'm hearing. it is. have ever hearing. it is. have you ever read—read- hearing. it is. have you ever read—read amyi read it? i've never read any. eur— read it? i've never read any. bur-reare— read it? i've never read any. but-hear? you- read it? i've never read any. but hear? you hear? but i. you hear? you hear? wear.— but i. you hear? you hear? keam r— but i. you hear? you hear? keam r meam— but i. you hear? you hear? yeah. i mean, i've- but i. you hear? you hear? yeah. i mean, i've seen- but i. you hear? you hear? yeah. i mean, i've seen your collection of books, but . yeah, collection of books, but. yeah, look, it is bit look, i mean, it is a bit ridiculous, mean, ridiculous, lewis. i mean, theresa said the theresa may famously said the worst did was run worst thing she did was run through of this through a field of wheat. this has little of a field of has a little bit of a field of wheat vibe. it's like it's a bit too like sunak. i quite too lame, like sunak. i quite like sunak you of like sunak whatever you think of his never seems like his policy, it never seems like a and he says things a bad guy. and he says things like, he likes star wars and you 90, like, he likes star wars and you go, yeah, that's all right. go, oh yeah, that's all right. and he likes football. you

think? yeah he probably does. when jilly cooper. think? yeah he probably does. when a jilly cooper. think? yeah he probably does. when a bit jilly cooper. think? yeah he probably does. when a bit weird, cooper. think? yeah he probably does. when a bit weird, isn'tier. think? yeah he probably does. when a bit weird, isn't it? that's a bit weird, isn't it? what supposed to say? i what is he supposed to say? i krke— what is he supposed to say? i krke-r— what is he supposed to say? i krke-r krke- what is he supposed to say? i like i like youporn. like pornhub. i like youporn. whar— like pornhub. i like youporn. wmar rs— like pornhub. i like youporn. wear is me— like pornhub. i like youporn. what is he supposed to say? what do what is he supposed to say? what ska—as— what is he supposed to say? what as—as-rsi do you do? what do you do to rekake— do you do? what do you do to erase om. — do you do? what do you do to erase or. r— do you do? what do you do to relax? oh, i like— do you do? what do you do to relax? oh, i like to— do you do? what do you do to relax? oh, i like to get. it's a very— relax? oh, i like to get. it's a very heavy— relax? oh, i like to get. it's a very heavy word. - relax? oh, i like to get. it's a very heavy word. rt; relax? oh, i like to get. it's a- very heavy word. he-have very heavy word. he didn't have to romantic novels to bring up romantic novels at all, could have said all, though. he could have said star wars. he always star all, though. he could have said star ifootball, always star all, though. he could have said star ifootball, allays star all, though. he could have said star ifootball, all succession. ir wars football, all succession. he show. know what he likes the show. you know what it's like? it's like when you ask— it's like? it's like when you ask-mess— t t 7 it's like when you ask these questions, it's like? it's like when you ask-these questions, i ask me these questions, am i ready— ask me these questions, am i ready-rm— ask me these questions, am i ready-rm mer- ask me these questions, am i ready i'm not ready ready for them? i'm not ready for-questions,— ready for them? i'm not ready for questions, but, you for the questions, but, you knew.— for the questions, but, you knew-eer— for the questions, but, you knew-par rs - for the questions, but, you know, got to come up with know, i've got to come up with sometimes.— know, i've got to come up with something-didn't. know, i've got to come up with. something. _didn't know something. maybe he didn't know mks.— something. maybe he didn't know mks—earma- something. maybe he didn't know mks—earns rer- something. maybe he didn't know this._doing for the. this. what are you doing for the four—sur- this. what are you doing for thei four—out there? four hours we're sat out there? keam — four hours we're sat out there? keam wets— four hours we're sat out there? yeah. he's like— four hours we're sat out there? “411?" he's like hadn't yeah. he's like you. he hadn't researsmea— / he's like you. he hadn't researched anything. tried researched anything. he tried sayme— researched anything. he tried saying non—story. they saying it's a non—story. they pressed— saying it's a non—story. they pressea mm— saying it's a non—story. they pressed him and— saying it's a non—story. they pressed him and he said, julia copper.— pressed him and he said, julia copper-see— pressed him and he said, julia. cooper.-see-happens. cooper. but i see what happens. ker-s—rmem- cooper. but i see what happens. let's—then. and- cooper. but i see what happens. let's—then. and it. let's do the mail then. and it runs— let's do the mail then. and it turns-antidote- let's do the mail then. and it turns-antidote to- turns out the antidote to depression— turns out the antidote to depression is— turns out the antidote to depression is hard. street turns out the antidote to depres lewis; hard. street turns out the antidote to depres lewis yeah, street the drugs. lewis yeah, this is the pay— drugs. lewis yeah, this is the oarky-rr— drugs. lewis yeah, this is the parry-rt says- drugs. lewis yeah, this is the daily-it says that. daily mail. it says that ketamine better, better than ketamine is better, better than the standard therapy for the gold standard therapy for treating an trial the gold standard therapy for treatiisedative an trial the gold standard therapy for treatiisedative lifts an trial the gold standard therapy for treatiisedative lifts halftrial show sedative lifts half the patients of after patients out of blues after antidote depressant failed antidote depressant meds failed . but i mean , this is this is an . but i mean, this is this is an horrific story because basically this is just one more story where there promoting drug use

for people the other day we did we did a story on on in the times which said that they were promoting magic mushrooms. did you see that . yeah i didn't see you see that. yeah i didn't see that— you see that. yeah i didn't see that but— you see that. yeah i didn't see that tut tt— you see that. yeah i didn't see that but it gets— yeah i didn't see that but it gets promoted a lot «tutu»— that but it gets promoted a lot actually. microdosing and magic mushrooms— actually. microdosing and magic mushrooms ts— actually. microdosing and magic mushrooms is supposed to be very toot— mushrooms is supposed to be very 900d tor— mushrooms is supposed to be very good for exactly. _ mushrooms is supposed to be very good for exactly. f“ good for exactly. because? because one, they want because number one, they want they on drugs. you they want us to be on drugs. you know, they i never thought i'd say this, but i agree with lewis schaffer. imean, say this, but i agree with lewis schaffer. i mean, there's constant— schaffer. i mean, there's constant stories- f i mean, there's constant stories about tegtttstng— constant stories about - legalising-mushrooms. constant stories about— legalising-mushrooms. now legalising weed mushrooms. now it's legalising weed mushrooms. now tt-s-.— legalising weed mushrooms. now tt-s-. teat.— legalising weed mushrooms. now tt-s-. vett- .— legalising weed mushrooms. now it's-. yeah. i mean,- it's ketamine. yeah. i mean, t-tt- it's ketamine. yeah. i mean, come on. i-it says. it's ketamine. yeah. i mean, come on. i it says here, come on. i mean, it says here, taut,— come on. i mean, it says here, taut, among— come on. i mean, it says here, paul, among those— come on. i mean, it says here, paul, among those who were ottetet— paul, among those who were offered ketamine, venus offered ketamine, violin, venus mp,— offered ketamine, violin, venus tfipt_5ympt0ms| trip, 55% said their symptoms tat— trip, 55% said their symptoms tat-.— trip, 55% said their symptoms tat-. we— trip, 55% said their symptoms tat-. we ot— trip, 55% said their symptoms tat-. we tt on- trip, 55% said their symptoms had . we of on ketamine and had eased. we of on ketamine and they-te— had eased. we of on ketamine and they-re not— had eased. we of on ketamine and they're not they're— had eased. we of on ketamine and they're not they're just mashed out-trams. — they're not they're just mashed out-brains. _do. they're not they're just mashedi out-brains. _do you out of their brains. what do you tttntt — out of their brains. what do you tttntt wett— out of their brains. what do you think? well, |— out of their brains. what do you think? well, i mean,- out of their brains. what do you think? �*ft�*tzgc think? well, i mean, i, i, i would take a guess that none of us here are drug takers. really correct? yeah. i'm not. and i've never taken ketamine . but never taken ketamine. but listen, speak for yourself. but i understand. i understand. i mean, you're bought more bohemian than i am, louis. but i understand it's horse understand it's a horse tranquilliser. this trial has taught that semi—conscious taught us that semi—conscious people so sad

people don't feel so sad anymore. that's not a trial . anymore. that's not a trial. you're right. that's not a news story. — you're right. that's not a news story. sorry.— you're right. that's not a news story. sorry. we've only got two minutes. we're going to quickly do the daily star and a woman who pain. now, if who never feels pain. now, if we could just find one who doesn't inflict pain would laughing. could just find one who doesn't inflictamin would laughing. could just find one who doesn't inflictamin right?| laughing. could just find one who doesn't inflictam in right? yeah. british paul, am i right? yeah. british woman pain. woman phil never feels pain. thanks— woman phil never feels pain. thanks to— woman phil never feels pain. thanks to t— woman phil never feels pain. thanks to a genetic genetic mutttton— thanks to a genetic genetic mutation leaving scientists batted,— mutation leaving scientists tatttet, joe — mutation leaving scientists baffled, joe cameron feels ttmtst— baffled, joe cameron feels ttmtst nt— baffled, joe cameron feels almost no pain— baffled, joe cameron feels almost no pain and says he never teets— almost no pain and says he never teets tnxttus— almost no pain and says he never teets or— almost no pain and says he never feels anxious or afraid. right vett- — feels anxious or afraid. right vett- tow— feels anxious or afraid. right vett- how to— feels anxious or afraid. right yeah. how do you by the way, the ptete— yeah. how do you by the way, the ptete ot— yeah. how do you by the way, the piece of information— yeah. how do you by the way, the piece of information i just mtstet— piece of information i just mtsset out— piece of information i just missed out trying to be too tutt— missed out trying to be too tuttt ts— missed out trying to be too qutct ts ste— missed out trying to be too quick is she is— missed out trying to be too quick is she is 65. how do you get— quick is she is 65. how do you get to— quick is she is 65. how do you get to 65— quick is she is 65. how do you get to 65 without— quick is she is 65. how do you get to 65 without not knowing young?— get to 65 without not knowing young? vou— get to 65 without not knowing young? you don't— get to 65 without not knowing young? you don't feel pain . c young? you don't feel pain. it ttte. — young? you don't feel pain. it was like. like.— young? you don't feel pain. it was like. like. like— young? you don't feel pain. it was like. like. like bruce- was like. like. like bruce willis in unbreakable. he didn't nofice willis in unbreakable. he didn't notice for ages, but that, to be fair, was a fictitious movie. lewis what do you it's lewis what do you think? it's bull. it's it's bull. she bull. it's bull. it's bull. she wants— bull. it's bull. it's bull. she wants attention _ it's bull. it's bull. she wants attention and she's wttttng— wants attention and she's wttttng to— wants attention and she's willing to say,— wants attention and she's willing to say, i don't feel any patt— willing to say, i don't feel any gttn. t-ve— willing to say, i don't feel any ggtn. tve met— willing to say, i don't feel any pain. i've met tonnes of people ute— pain. i've met tonnes of people mtg-og— pain. i've met tonnes of people ttte-og you— pain. i've met tonnes of people like-oh, you can- like that. oh, you can do gnytttng— like that. oh, you can do tnytttng you— like that. oh, you can do anything you to me, and anything you want to me, and notttng-s— anything you want to me, and nothing's happen . you nothing's going to happen. you ton-t— nothing's going to happen. you tent—wort.- nothing's going to happen. you don't—word. howl nothing's going to happen. you. don't—word. how do don't know it's her word. how do they— don't know it's her word. how do they-toesn-t- don't know it's her word. how do they-doesn't feel- don't know it's her word. how do they doesn't feel pain they know she doesn't feel pain 7

they know she doesn't feel pain t—st— they know she doesn't feel pain t—st ttts- they know she doesn't feel pain t—st ttts ts- ? you don't know. so this is ttts— ? you don't know. so this is ttts ts— ? you don't know. so this is ttts ts t— ? you don't know. so this is this is a lie?— ? you don't know. so this is this is a lie? yeah. okay all ttgtt— this is a lie? yeah. okay all ttgtt. so— this is a lie? yeah. okay all ttgtt. so they— this is a lie? yeah. okay all right. so they cut- this is a lie? yeah. okay all right. so they cut to me slightly confused earlier, but i was just thinking about the concept of feeling pain concept of not feeling pain because we're in because we're all. we're all in very existential pain. every day. we're comedians. that is pretty the show. so pretty much it for the show. so let's look at let's take another quick look at friday's pages. so so the friday's front pages. so so the daily mail has will anyone stop the clowns? that would be the eco clowns? that would be nice. telegraph mortgage nice. the telegraph mortgage rates up amid bond chaos. rates shoot up amid bond chaos. we all totally understood that one tonight. the i uk population we all totally understood that oneto night. the i uk population we all totally understood that oneto overtake e i uk population we all totally understood that oneto overtake france population we all totally understood that oneto overtake france fortulation we all totally understood that oneto overtake france for the :ion set to overtake france for the first time on record. that's the massive immigration story. financial times ministers look at reshaping pensions lifeboat fund to give boost to business. noidea fund to give boost to business. no idea the express rishi i get it. you want migration down and the daily star has invasion of the daily star has invasion of the monster jellyfish, which the daily star has invasion of the monsterjellyfish, which is exactly what you think it is. and those were the front pages. that's it for tonight. thanks to paul lewis. back paul and lewis. i'm back tomorrow with andrew and leo. so tune ii. tomorrow with andrew and leo. so tune 11. if you're tune in at 11. if you're watching 5 am. then please watching at 5 am. then please stay tuned for breakfast. but for good good for me, it's good night. good morning bless paul, can

morning and god bless paul, can you me a favour? not many.

hello. good evening. it's me, jacob - hello. good evening. it's me, jacob tees-mogg— . hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on— hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the tatttn— jacob rees—mogg on state of the tatton .— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation . tonight,— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation . tonight, the immigration nation. tonight, the immigration numett— nation. tonight, the immigration numbers are in— nation. tonight, the immigration numbers are in another record ant— numbers are in another record ant another— numbers are in another record and another missed target for his and another missed target for hts majesty-s— and another missed target for his majesty's government. we'll be tttttng— his majesty's government. we'll be tssttng at— his majesty's government. we'll be looking at the— his majesty's government. we'll be looking at the numbers in stsstt— be looking at the numbers in closer detail— be looking at the numbers in closer detail-see- be looking at the numbers in closer detail see how the closer detail to see how the conservatives _ closer detail to see how the conservatives get back to conservatives can get back to the— conservatives can get back to the-gtstgs- conservatives can get back to. the-pledgelbringing the manifesto pledge of bringing the manifesto pledge of bringing the-town.— the manifesto pledge of bringing the down. speaking of the numbers down. speaking of tmmtgtttttg— the numbers down. speaking of immigration, germany has entered a recession, and in— immigration, germany has entered a recession, and in case you haven-t— a recession, and in case you haven't noticed— a recession, and in case you haven't noticed it, hasn't haven't noticed it, it hasn't tstt— haven't noticed it, it hasn't tstt tts— haven't noticed it, it hasn't left the european union . so left the european union. so perhaps— left the european union. so perhaps-the— left the european union. so perhaps the britain bashing perhaps all the britain bashing tmtnttss— perhaps all the britain bashing romaniacs_to- perhaps all the britain bashing romaniacs_to go. perhaps all the britain bashing romaniacs to go and romaniacs might like to go and live romaniacs might like to go and ttvs tsets— romaniacs might like to go and live there .they_ romaniacs might like to go and live there they think brexit, live there if they think brexit, ttttttn— live there if they think brexit, ttttttn ts— live there if they think brexit, britain is such— live there if they think brexit, britain is such disaster, britain is such a disaster, ssgsstgtty— britain is such a disaster, ssgsstgtty tt— britain is such a disaster, especially if they think immigration- especially if they think immigration helps economic growth— immigration helps economic growth .— immigration helps economic gtowth . attor— immigration helps economic growth . after all, germans growth. after all, the germans hoot— growth. after all, the germans hoot ott— growth. after all, the germans host at tho— growth. after all, the germans need all the help— growth. after all, the germans need all the help they can get.