the top story on gb news tonight . w— the top story on gb news tonight . nv has— the top story on gb news tonight . itv has ordered— the top story on gb news tonight . itv has ordered an— the top story on gb news tonight . itv has ordered an external review following a television presenter, phillip schofield , presenter, phillip schofield, statement and departure from the daytime tv show . this statement and departure from the daytime tv show. this morning, the itv chief executive, dame carolyn mccall , wrote in carolyn mccall, wrote in a letter to the culture secretary and the ofcom chief executive that phillip had made assurances which he now acknowledges were untrue. and we she means itv felt badly let down. we consider our approach reasonable and proportionate at the time. well, that letter was also sent to the chair of the culture media and sport committee in parliament.

itv bosses will also appear in front of mps on tuesday to answer questions about the presenter's affair with a younger male colleague . younger male colleague. taoiseach boris johnson's notebooks and whatsapp messages have been handed over to the cabinet office this afternoon . a cabinet office this afternoon. a spokesman for the former prime minister said he's asked for the full and unredacted details to be disclosed urgently to the covid inquiry. that's after the cabinet office previously argued the material was irrelevant. downing street is denying claims of a cover up . the government of a cover up. the government has until tomorrow afternoon to hand over the evidence . a former hand over the evidence. a former russian president has warned that uk public officials who support ukraine are legitimate military targets. dmitry medvedev, who is now deputy chairman of the kremlin's security council , says any uk security council, says any uk military aid to kyiv represents an undeclared war against russia , calling british officials goofy and an eternal enemy.

medvedev also said that under the hague and geneva conventions, the uk can be considered as a country at war. rail passengers across the uk face travel disruption throughout today due to a strike by aslef train drivers. members has walked out and are set to do so again on saturday. meanwhile the rmt union members will walk out on friday, causing major problems for football fans who want to travel to london for the fa cup final at wembley. want to travel to london for the fa cup final at wembley . well, fa cup final at wembley. well, the aslef general secretary, mick whelan, accused the government of not wanting a to resolution the problem. but the government says it has facilitated a fair and reasonable pay offer . a reasonable pay offer. a conservative think tank is suing the us department of homeland security to uncover prince harry's immigration records, following revelations in his book spare that he took drugs. the heritage foundation wants to see the records to prove if the admission was documented in his us visa application. the case

will be held in a court in washington, dc , in front of a us washington, dc, in front of a us federal judge next tuesday, and the hearing will be open to the press . and lastly, smoke from press. and lastly, smoke from a wildfire in the scottish highlands is visible from space. the fire on the hills above loch nessis the fire on the hills above loch ness is now in its fourth day. satellite images from nasa show the smoke from the blaze, which covers just over three square miles drifting towards the loch to firefighters were injured dunng to firefighters were injured during the incident and fire engines and specialist groups remain at the scene . those are remain at the scene. those are your latest news headlines. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news . channel hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees. and joining me

tonight— i'm leo kyrees. and joining me tonight to— i'm leo kyrees. and joining me tonight to chew— i'm leo kyrees. and joining me tonight to chew digest and eete— tonight to chew digest and excrete thursday's newspapers are excrete thursday's newspapers tte — excrete thursday's newspapers are the comedians. christina wetten— are the comedians. christina wetten ent— are the comedians. christina wetton and the— are the comedians. christina wetton and the big dog, nik uttere— wetton and the big dog, nik otxen, whe— wetton and the big dog, nik dixon, who got— wetton and the big dog, nik dixon, who got that name because teeeuee— dixon, who got that name because teeeuee et— dixon, who got that name because because of what— dixon, who got that name because because of what he— dixon, who got that name because because of what he does to temppeete.— because of what he does to lampposts. how— because of what he does to lampposts. how are you both doing? — lampposts. how are you both doing? ._ lampposts. how are you both tetnge t we— lampposts. how are you both doing? i was well- lampposts. how are you both doing? c. c : doing? i was well until you made that quip and now i'm hurt and triggered. ican that quip and now i'm hurt and triggered. i can only speak the truth,— triggered. i can only speak the truth, ttt. — triggered. i can only speak the truth, nik. it's— triggered. i can only speak the truth, nik. it's because- j ggtzflzn: i can only speak the truth, nik. f truth, nik. it's because i'm like boris johnson. the big operation save big dog. we'll talk it in minute. been talk about it in a minute. been fired many times. fired and disgraced many times. no, a beloved figure by the no, i'm a beloved figure by the meet— no, i'm a beloved figure by the meet et— no, i'm a beloved figure by the meet et tte— no, i'm a beloved figure by the most of the nation— no, i'm a beloved figure by the most of the nation . and you're most of the nation. and you're a bit most of the nation. and you're a ttt ute— most of the nation. and you're a bit like marmite._ most of the nation. and you're a bit like marmite. if— most of the nation. and you're a bit like marmite. if you let nik anywhere— bit like marmite. if you let nik anywhere near— bit like marmite. if you let nik anywhere near you, you're going to get— anywhere near you, you're going to get a— anywhere near you, you're going to get a yeeet— anywhere near you, you're going to get a yeast infection anyway , tet-e— to get a yeast infection anyway , tet-e tave— to get a yeast infection anyway , tet-e have t— to get a yeast infection anyway , let's have a look— to get a yeast infection anyway , let's have a look at these treet— , let's have a look at these tteet page— , let's have a look at these tteet page te— , let's have a look at these front page is the- , let's have a look at these front page is the daily mail has temttt— front page is the daily mail has tumttt tetet— front page is the daily mail has humili dated itv,— front page is the daily mail has humili dated itv, forced to enter— humili dated itv, forced to ettet e— humili dated itv, forced to order a schofield inquiry. the telegraph— order a schofield inquiry. the telegraph leads— order a schofield inquiry. the telegraph leads with scrap unfett— telegraph leads with scrap unfair inheritance tax . mps tell unfair inheritance tax. mps tell senat— unfair inheritance tax. mps tell sweet the— unfair inheritance tax. mps tell sunak the guardian has university's— sunak the guardian has university's funding model is beekee— university's funding model is teeten. vtee— university's funding model is broken. vice chancellors warn the— broken. vice chancellors warn the titer— broken. vice chancellors warn the mirror has— broken. vice chancellors warn the mirror has itv fury over titt— the mirror has itv fury over tttt ettett— the mirror has itv fury over phil affair cover— the mirror has itv fury over phil affair cover up the times teete— phil affair cover up the times teete wttt— phil affair cover up the times leads with bulgaria to help

senat— leads with bulgaria to help we etee— leads with bulgaria to help sunak stop more small boats. and teete— sunak stop more small boats. and tteetty ,— sunak stop more small boats. and tteetty , tte— sunak stop more small boats. and finally , the daily— sunak stop more small boats. and finally , the daily star has finally, the daily star has henry— finally, the daily star has henry the— finally, the daily star has henry the eighth wasn't such a wee-tee eet— henry the eighth wasn't such a wrong'un and those were your treet— wrong'un and those were your tteet eeeee— wrong'un and those were your tteet eeeee .— wrong'un and those were your front pages . and— wrong'un and those were your front pages . and let's have front pages. and let's have a eeeet— front pages. and let's have a eeeet teet— front pages. and let's have a closer look at— front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages teeming— closer look at those front pages beginning wttt— closer look at those front pages beginning with the daily mail. creeette— beginning with the daily mail. creeette — beginning with the daily mail. cressida yeah,— beginning with the daily mail. cressida yeah, the- beginning with the daily mail. cressida “43?" j: t; beginning with the daily mail. cressida / j lat m? e cressida yeah, the daily mail humiliated. itv, cressida yeah, the daily mail humiliated . itv, forced to order humiliated. itv, forced to order setettett— humiliated. itv, forced to order schofield inquiry.— humiliated. itv, forced to order schofield inquiry. so— l : itv, forced to order schofield inquiry. so after the mett— schofield inquiry. so after the mail revelations,— schofield inquiry. so after the mail revelations, they they're going— mail revelations, they they're going te — mail revelations, they they're going te teete— mail revelations, they they're going to have an— mail revelations, they they're going to have an inquiry. this is going to have an inquiry. this te ett— going to have an inquiry. this te ett e— going to have an inquiry. this te ett e ttt— going to have an inquiry. this is all a bit reminiscent of sette— is all a bit reminiscent of savile, isn't— is all a bit reminiscent of savile, isn't it?- is all a bit reminiscent of savile, isn't it? a lot of eeeete— savile, isn't it? a lot of eeeete ee— savile, isn't it? a lot of people are being accused of eemetety— people are being accused of somebody wants to get sued. wett. — somebody wants to get sued. wett. net— somebody wants to get sued. wett. eet eet— somebody wants to get sued. well, not not okay.— somebody wants to get sued. well, not not okay. no- somebody wants to get sued. \tt:::t the somebody wants to get sued. \t:::t the fact well, not not okay. no the fact that people well, not not okay. no the fact that eeeete ee— well, not not okay. no the fact that people are accusing- vic“ \tt:::t the fact that people are accusing other eeeete— that people are accusing other eeeete et— that people are accusing other people of knowing things that they— people of knowing things that they eteutt— people of knowing things that they should mentioned at they should have mentioned at they should have mentioned at the tree— they should have mentioned at the tree te— they should have mentioned at the time in that— they should have mentioned at the time in that respect, in thet— the time in that respect, in that-ete- the time in that respect, in. that-she-means that respect, she just means thet— that respect, she just means- that—presenters. that they're both tv presenters. ttet-e— that they're both tv presenters. that's it. yeah.— that they're both tv presenters. that's it. yeah. i— that they're both tv presenters. e yeah. i mean, it does that's it. yeah. i mean, it does te— that's it. yeah. i mean, it does te te— that's it. yeah. i mean, it does seem to be rife— that's it. yeah. i mean, it does seem to be rife in— that's it. yeah. i mean, it does seem to be rife in tv.- e yeah. i mean, it does seem to be rife in tv. i'm teettee— seem to be rife in tv. i'm feeling-left- seem to be rife in tv. i'm feeling-left out. - feeling a bit left out. no eemmm— feeling a bit left out. no comment-yet. feeling a bit left out. noi comment-yet to feeling a bit left out. no- comment-yet to your comment. we've yet to your careers yet to unfold, leo we've still got time, but yeah, so, so they're having a they've ordered a barrister to have this

internal inquiry, but internal inquiries are usually not quite as penetrating as external inquiries. it's an external enenttttten— inquiries. it's an external prohibition, but- t: it's an external prohibition, but carry out and it prohibition, but carry out and tt eete— prohibition, but carry out and tt eete enn— prohibition, but carry out and it says carry out— prohibition, but carry out and it says carry out external reviews with _ it says carry out external reviews with an external extemet. — reviews with an external external. we- reviews with an external external. �*xcen3 3 e 3 reviews with an external external. ctzt" . reviews with an external- external. we don't know. yeah, we can't comment on any internal probes at this stage. leo so, right. yeah i mean it's probably stop internal stop talking about internal probes. that's probably what got me first me into trouble in the first place. shocking. imean, place. it's shocking. i mean, it's-schofield's- it's obviously schofield's. career—over, career is pretty much over, preteen— probably holly's career not teettne— looking great, right? itv humiliated— looking great, right? itv humiliated ._ looking great, right? itv humiliated. did looking great, right? itv humiliated . did know it's humiliated. did you know it's not humiliated. did you know it's net-me— humiliated. did you know it's net-tne young- humiliated. did you know it's not the young lad, but not great for the young lad, but get not great for the young lad, but eet-nettnee— not great for the young lad, but eet-nettnee ten— not great for the young lad, but get-ratings for gb- not great for the young lad, but get ratings for gb news. get great ratings for gb news. ven— get great ratings for gb news. ten-dene— get great ratings for gb news. you-dan's show- get great ratings for gb news. you dan's show absolutely you know dan's show absolutely emeenet— you know dan's show absolutely smashed lwith_ you know dan's show absolutely smashed with eamonn. smashed it with eamonn. so yen-ve—et- smashed it with eamonn. so yen-ve—et tnel you've got to look at the eeetttvee. — you've got to look at the positives. know what i you've got to look at the- positives. -know what i mean? positives. you know what i mean? teen. —ete- positives. you know what i mean? yeah. _zero game. yeah. so it's a net zero game and gb news is the beneficiary. brilliant. yeah. anyway, next up, we've the telegraph. oh up, we've got the telegraph. oh , telegraph. a couple up, we've got the telegraph. oh , interesting elegraph. a couple up, we've got the telegraph. oh , interesting stories.i. a couple up, we've got the telegraph. oh , interesting stories. soa couple of interesting stories. so tenneen— of interesting stories. so johnson challenged to pm as he tente— johnson challenged to pm as he nente-cevte— johnson challenged to pm as he hands covid whatsapps. hands over all covid whatsapps. and hands over all covid whatsapps. ant-nette— hands over all covid whatsapps. and-quite clever- hands over all covid whatsapps. and quite clever from and this is quite clever from tenneen. — and this is quite clever from johnson. _cleverl johnson. he is quite clever with tneee— johnson. he is quite clever with tneee-ne-e— johnson. he is quite clever with these-he's-overl these things he's handed over all these things he's handed over at me— these things he's handed over all his unredacted whatsapp messages and— all his unredacted whatsapp messages and he's in a challenge to messages and he's in a challenge te ttent — messages and he's in a challenge te ttent te— messages and he's in a challenge te ttent te te— messages and he's in a challenge to rishi to do the— messages and he's in a challenge to rishi to do the same. the to rishi to do the same. and the gentee— to rishi to do the same. and the eentne-tnet— to rishi to do the same. and the genius -that.knowl genius of this is that we know all genius of this is that we know at me— genius of this is that we know at me tet— genius of this is that we know all the bad things about johnson attenti— all the bad things about johnson etneety, mante— all the bad things about johnson

already, right? he's got 8 ttttten— already, right? he's got 8 billion children. he doing billion children. he was doing all billion children. he was doing ett—eventntnel all the parties, everything. you men.— all the parties, everything. you mete—mete. - know, it's all out there. wneneee— know, it's all out there. whereas rishi, we know, it's all out there. whereas rishi,.we is whereas rishi, all we know is met— whereas rishi, all we know is met-ite— whereas rishi, all we know is that-jilly cooper- that he reads jilly cooper neveet— that he reads jilly cooper neete se— that he reads jilly cooper novels. so this, this can only go novels. so this, this can only 90 net— novels. so this, this can only 90 net ten— novels. so this, this can only go well for boris.— novels. so this, this can only go well for boris. he's like, teet— go well for boris. he's like, teen-ente- go well for boris. he's like, look,-cards on. go well for boris. he's like, look, cards on the look, i put my cards on the teete— look, i put my cards on the mete-me— look, i put my cards on the table-his cards- look, i put my cards on the table-his cards you table because his cards are, you mett— table because his cards are, you tnett tney-ne — table because his cards are, you know, they're already out there ent— know, they're already out there and tney-ne — know, they're already out there and they're awful. _ and they're awful. whereas retent— and they're awful. whereas. rishi,_sensible, rishi, you know mr sensible, nett— rishi, you know mr sensible, net—meet. i rishi, you know mr sensible,l he'll—weak. isn't he'll look kind of weak. isn't mete— there something undignified about is all about being told by this is all he left? it's a moon shot. he has left? it's a moon shot. tt-e— he has left? it's a moon shot. tt-elnett— he has left? it's a moon shot. it'slhail-because- he has left? it's a moon shot. it'slhail-because he'si it's a hail mary because he's etneett— it's a hail mary because he's already—that's. it's a hail mary because he'si already—that's the already out. right? that's the etnen— already out. right? that's the emet-nee— already out. right? that's the other-he's got- already out. right? that's the other he's got nothing to other thing. he's got nothing to teee— other thing. he's got nothing to teee ee— other thing. he's got nothing to teee ee ment— other thing. he's got nothing to lose as rishi everything lose as rishi has got everything to lose as rishi has got everything te teee. — lose as rishi has got everything to lose. imean,— lose as rishi has got everything to lose. imean,-rishi's- to lose. i mean, on rishi's part, looks bit like having part, it looks a bit like having bofis part, it looks a bit like having boris dictate what you do. it's right. mean, that's right. right? imean, that's probably why is doing probably why boris is doing it, but mean, kind sad to but i mean, it's kind of sad to see tories fighting amongst see the tories fighting amongst themselves really themselves when they've really got bigger coming from got a bigger threat coming from outside got a bigger threat coming from outsi(could very well trounce party could very well trounce them, you mean? yeah the whole about to get obliterated , about to get obliterated, possibly forever the next possibly forever in the next election. i know this is what's happening- — happening. it's happening in amenee— happening. it's happening in america-with- happening. it's happening in america with desantis america as well with desantis ent— america as well with desantis ant—te- america as well with desantis ant—m tne- america as well with desantis. and—is the nature and trump, so this is the nature of and trump, so this is the nature et-yeen— and trump, so this is the nature et-yeen ._ and trump, so this is the nature et-yeen . ten-t- and trump, so this is the nature of yeah, i don't know. of it. but yeah, i don't know. mete-e— of it. but yeah, i don't know. tnene-e-ten- of it. but yeah, i don't know. there's-you want- of it. but yeah, i don't know. there's you want to say there's not. do you want to say anything— there's not. do you want to say anytntne emnt— there's not. do you want to say anything about that one that me— anything about that one that we meet— anything about that one that i've missed?-see- anything about that one that i've missed? see you i've missed? i could see you emnt— i've missed? i could see you emnt te— i've missed? i could see you emnt te me— i've missed? i could see you about to move on, but i didn't

went— about to move on, but i didn't went-m.— about to move on, but i didn't went-m. m— about to move on, but i didn't want-no, no, it's- about to move on, but i didn't want no, no, it's all right, want to. no, no, it's all right, met.— want to. no, no, it's all right, met-meme.— want to. no, no, it's all right, nick.-hosting. i- want to. no, no, it's all right, nick. hosting. i just nick. i'm hosting. ijust enttentt— nick. i'm hosting. ijust suddenly for you suddenly hosted the show for you mete.— suddenly hosted the show for you ttene—nete - suddenly hosted the show for you ttene—nete out-l suddenly hosted the show for you ttene—nete ent- i there, only to try and help out. mett— there, only to try and help out. mett mete— there, only to try and help out. mett ttete te— there, only to try and help out. well, there is the— there, only to try and help out. well, there is the other- there, only to try and help out. well, there is the other story on on the front on the. yeah, yeah, on the front page the stop oil page about the just stop oil situation. so police are situation. so the police are aetttne— getting tougher now. i understand.- getting tougher now. i understand. which a getting tougher now. i understand. which-a move understand. which is a good move for understand. which is a good move ten—mete— understand. which is a good move ten—mete eet- for pr isn't it. we've got a clip of it. oh, excellent. so this is the police are actually dragging a just stop oil protester into the road. that's progress. that's like they've just of it's almost like just sort of it's almost like the russian army, you know, conscripting they've conscripting somebody. they've just the just dragged them off the pavement and said, listen, you're break you're going to break the law today. apparently in today. but apparently it was in a in a bus lane. so they a he was in a bus lane. so they dragged him into the road. but surely they should be dragging him the if they're surely they should be dragging him to :he if they're surely they should be dragging him to :he him: they're surely they should be dragging him to :he him anyway? no, going to drag him anyway? no, they listened to going to drag him anyway? no, they-listened to public. they finally listened to public eetnten. — they finally listened to public eetnten. -tme- opinion. they, like drag him tnte— opinion. they, like drag him tnte-tnet-e- opinion. they, like drag him into-that's what. into the road. that's what eeeete— into the road. that's what eeeete went.— into the road. that's what people want. pulled him down and this people want. pulled him down and tnte-eet— people want. pulled him down and tnte-eet me— this guy will get his 18 ttneeten — this guy will get his 18 wheeler. selling wheeler. that's sort of selling it as is like the police it as this is like the police getting in the getting tough, at least in the telegraph finally getting telegraph and finally getting tough them. maybe are. tough on them. maybe they are. nette— tough on them. maybe they are. maybe-responded,- tough on them. maybe they are. maybe-responded, one. maybe they've responded, one meee— maybe they've responded, one hopes, because _ maybe they've responded, one. hopes, because _was hopes, because the feedback was so hopes, because the feedback was ee —tne i so bad from when we saw the bit— so bad from when we saw the tit-mm— so bad from when we saw the bill,-who was- so bad from when we saw the bill,-who was he- so bad from when we saw the bill, who was he dragged bill, the guy who was he dragged him bill, the guy who was he dragged ntm ent— bill, the guy who was he dragged ntm eet tne— bill, the guy who was he dragged him out the way. _ bill, the guy who was he dragged him out the way. then the police etteetet— him out the way. then the police attacked - people - him out the way. then the police attacked - people on - attacked him and people on tnttten—

attacked him and people on. twitter—narco twitter were calling it a narco ...a.....,_ twitter were calling it a narco tynennt—ten-nei tyranny, meaning that you're enmenet—nenti punished for doing the right tntne— punished for doing the right. thing—punished thing and you're not punished for thing and you're not punished ten tetne— thing and you're not punished ten tetne tne— thing and you're not punished for doing the wrong thing. and tnet—eeetetyi that is so much of our society now. _can't have- now. and you can't have a meet— now. and you can't have a society -that. - now. and you can't have a society-that. so- now. and you can't have a society that. so hopefully society like that. so hopefully tnte— society like that. so hopefully tnte te— society like that. so hopefully tnte te e— society like that. so hopefully tnte te e etee— society like that. so hopefully this is a step in— society like that. so hopefully this is a step in the right ttneetten— this is a step in the right direction. wonder direction. but you wonder why tnet-ve —tete. - direction. but you wonder why they've _ late. are . they've left it this late. are my— they've left it this late. are tney teeny— they've left it this late. are they really going to get tough or they really going to get tough e—ene teete- they really going to get tough or_one rogue cop. or was it just one rogue cop ttte— or was it just one rogue cop ttte titt— or was it just one rogue cop like dirty harry?— or was it just one rogue cop like dirty harry? you know what i like dirty harry? you know what t—nnt— like dirty harry? you know what t—nnt n-vee- like dirty harry? you know what i_and we've also like dirty harry? you know what- i_and we've also had i mean? yeah. and we've also had the revelations today about dale, of dale, vince, the boss of ecotricity, which is a green energy over energy firm. he's worth over £100 million. very much £100 million. so he's very much the mr burns green the sort of mr burns of green energy. and funds just stop energy. and he funds just stop oil. all any oil. he's matching all any donations are made to just donations that are made to just stop not the advertising stop oil, not the advertising advertising them. he advertising for them. but he also funds the labour party. he's given a million and he's given them a million and a half which sounded half pounds, which sounded generous realised from generous until i realised from the last labour government he got 36 or his company got £36 million in subsidies. so it's a pretty good investment for him and obviously keir starmer, you know, now that he's donated, now that ecotricity dale, vince has donated all this money, keir starmer is like, right, we're going out your going to wipe out your competition. no north sea competition. no more north sea oil and gas. he said, it's so

quick— oil and gas. he said, it's so emet ._ oil and gas. he said, it's so emet . eem-t— oil and gas. he said, it's so quick, i can't figure- l m: get; he said, it's so quick, i can't figure out what's tttettene— quick, i can't figure out what's libellous. but— quick, i can't figure out what's libellous. but it's— quick, i can't figure out what's libellous. but it's classic tteee— libellous. but it's classic these. these— libellous. but it's classic these. these eco people, these. these rich eco people, ten-t— these. these rich eco people, tent-ven— these. these rich eco people, isn't-you-that. isn't it? you see that that eeen— isn't it? you see that that eeen nm — isn't it? you see that that person who glued themself to the teen— person who glued themself to the teen et— person who glued themself to the teen et tne — person who glued themself to the floor of the kathleen slightly ent— floor of the kathleen slightly and men — floor of the kathleen slightly and then her— floor of the kathleen slightly and then her dad has come out ent— and then her dad has come out and nee— and then her dad has come out met me ute— and then her dad has come out and he's like, have— and then her dad has come out and he's like, have you seen his mee— and he's like, have you seen his met me— and he's like, have you seen his ttee tt-e ute— and he's like, have you seen his bio? it's like blm_ and he's like, have you seen his bio? it's like blm extinction tetettten— rebellion, but he's just some men— rebellion, but he's just some men-mm— rebellion, but he's just some rich -who-and. rebellion, but he's just some. rich-who-and like rich guy who likes ale and like teetneytne— rich guy who likes ale and like destroying society. the role , destroying society. the role, tne— destroying society. the role, tne eete— destroying society. the role, the role rich— destroying society. the role, the role rich guys are the extinction _ the role rich guys are the extinction of— the role rich guys are the extinction of british society is neme— extinction of british society is tetne tet— extinction of british society is being tet ty— extinction of british society is being led by the— extinction of british society is being led by the most privileged . eeeneet— being led by the most privileged , eeeneet eeeete— being led by the most privileged , poshest people in it. “43?“ , poshest people in it. yeah, nett— , poshest people in it. yeah, nett .— , poshest people in it. yeah, nett . they-ve— , poshest people in it. yeah, well , they've got time, haven't well, they've got time, haven't they? they're not trying to get to they? they're not trying to get te nett— they? they're not trying to get te went te— they? they're not trying to get te went te ent— stij’ they're not trying to get to work to put scaffold boards up. to work to put scaffold boards ne- tee — to work to put scaffold boards up. tee anyway.— to work to put scaffold boards up. yes anyway, we- to work to put scaffold boards up. yes ' tit" up. yes anyway, we move on to the metro cressida, the metro uk officials legitimate officials are now legitimate military targets. ex—russian eneettent— military targets. ex—russian president threatens- military targets. ex—russian president threatens is- president threatens is threatening. so former russian eneettent— threatening. so former russian eneettent ne— threatening. so former russian president he says— threatening. so former russian president he says we're now we ente— president he says we're now we brits officials— president he says we're now we brits officials are— president he says we're now we brits officials are now legitimate _ brits officials are now legitimate war targets . this legitimate war targets. this atten— legitimate war targets. this ettentne— legitimate war targets. this after the foreign secretary meted— after the foreign secretary backed ukraine's right to strike meet— backed ukraine's right to strike tneete .— backed ukraine's right to strike tneete . teen— backed ukraine's right to strike russia . yeah, so— backed ukraine's right to strike russia . yeah, so that's not russia. yeah, so that's not met.— russia. yeah, so that's not meet te— russia. yeah, so that's not meet te tte— russia. yeah, so that's not good, is it? close ally of vtettmtn— good, is it? close ally of vladimir putin- good, is it? close ally of

vladimir putin claims that the tee— vladimir putin claims that the me eminent— vladimir putin claims that the me eneeent ten— vladimir putin claims that the uk's support for the ukraine emenntet— uk's support for the ukraine amounted to— uk's support for the ukraine amounted to undeclared war eeetnet— amounted to undeclared war against russia. _ amounted to undeclared war against russia. so we've we've meted— against russia. so we've we've etetet e— against russia. so we've we've etetet e tent— against russia. so we've we've picked a fight there, haven't met — picked a fight there, haven't met vent.— picked a fight there, haven't we? yeah, we— picked a fight there, haven't we? yeah, we can- picked a fight there, haven't we? “43?" en?" picked a fight there, haven't we? “43?" ti?" ti?" we? yeah, we can we can obviously win. i mean, i know there have been some some attacks and attempted attacks on british soil by russian agents . british soil by russian agents. there's a salisbury poisoning. of course, there was alexander litvinenko who was poisoned and but i think now that, you know , but i think now that, you know, i think back then, at least it was sneaky british politicians just saw russia as a source of lots of money and nothing really else. and now we've wised up and british politicians won't won't want kremlin agents coming in and killing them. yeah i'm sure they're against that. yeah. it's we've got to stop— they're against that. yeah. it's we've got to stop doing- .?g? yeah. it's we've got to stop doing all tneee— we've got to stop doing all tneee were— we've got to stop doing all these wars, leo,- we've got to stop doing all these wars, leo, because then. men— these wars, leo, because then. men we— these wars, leo, because then. men we met— these wars, leo, because then. then we just get— these wars, leo, because then. then we just get attacked. no, no. then we just get attacked. no, tememten— then we just get attacked. no, no. remember the iraq war and men—teet— no. remember the iraq war and then-just wen- no. remember the iraq war and then just, you know, we then everyone just, you know, we get then everyone just, you know, we eet-teneet— then everyone just, you know, we eet-teneet et— then everyone just, you know, we get target of terrorist get the target of terrorist etteete — get the target of terrorist attacks. _we i get the target of terrorist. attacks. _we just get the target of terrorist- attacks.-we just stay attacks. why don't we just stay out attacks. why don't we just stay ewtlett— attacks. why don't we just stay ewtlett et— attacks. why don't we just stay out. all of - know, - attacks. why don't we just stay out all of know, just out of all of it? you know, just met—tn- just don't get involved in any were-lent— just don't get involved in any wars.ibut look— just don't get involved in any wars.ibut look at- just don't get involved in any wars.ibut look at it- just don't get involved in any wars. e g just don't get involved in any wars. e . g wars. but look at it right now. it's stable and prosperous. yes. is yes, is. it genuinely is it? yes, it is. it genuinely

is. not having stable is. i mean, not having a stable and i'm saying and prosperous i'm not saying it's kent anything. it's it's like kent or anything. it's doing better than was. doing a lot better than it was. it's of those empty it's probably one of those empty tweete— it's probably one of those empty tnneete-tte— it's probably one of those empty threats,-it? but— it's probably one of those empty threats, -it? but you - it's probably one of those empty threats, it? but you never threats, isn't it? but you never mew.— threats, isn't it? but you never mew—tel threats, isn't it? but you never. mew—me en know. with the russians, it's an empty— know. with the russians, it's an empty-ant— know. with the russians, it's an empty-ant tnen- know. with the russians, it's an empty and then suddenly empty threat. and then suddenly mew-ne— empty threat. and then suddenly they're-everyone- empty threat. and then suddenly they're everyone like, empty threat. and then suddenly theythat everyone like, empty threat. and then suddenly theythat one everyone like, empty threat. and then suddenly theythat one evtempty. .ike, oh, that one wasn't empty. you mew.— oh, that one wasn't empty. you mew-te — oh, that one wasn't empty. you know,-to know.- oh, that one wasn't empty. you know,-to know. - oh, that one wasn't empty. you know, to know. venice know, it's hard to know. well, they— know, it's hard to know. well, they newe— know, it's hard to know. well, they have ee— know, it's hard to know. well, they have so many they have so many red and they say, many red lines. and they say, you've this red you've crossed this red line. this but then they this is too much. but then they don't anything. so think this is too much. but then they don't whyiything. so think this is too much. but then they don't why we've]. so think this is too much. but then they don't why we've been think this is too much. but then they don't why we've been gradually that's why we've been gradually sort the by sort of boiling the frog by giving more and more armaments to the west giving more and more armaments to so the west giving more and more armaments to so they're the west giving more and more armaments to so they're going the west giving more and more armaments to so they're going tihavezst has so they're going to have their counter—offensive has so they're going to have thei moment unter—offensive has so they're going to have thei moment now. well, sive has so they're going to have thei moment now. well, you know, any moment now. well, you know, anette—ene— any moment now. well, you know, amelia,_pro ukraine,- amelia, you're very pro ukraine, so amelia, you're very pro ukraine, ee .— amelia, you're very pro ukraine, ee . etwewe— amelia, you're very pro ukraine, so i always have— amelia, you're very pro ukraine, so i always have to— amelia, you're very pro ukraine, so i always have to take the pro nutm— so i always have to take the pro twttn-met— so i always have to take the pro twttn-met-nei putin stance. just hope that he eemee—tmi comes through. i'm joking. i'm eeen.— comes through. i'm joking. i'm eem-eeen. — comes through. i'm joking. i'm sorry.-sorry. that's- sorry. i'm sorry. that's inappropriate- sorry. i'm sorry. that's inappropriate democracy. sorry. i'm sorry. that's— inappropriate democracy. is that a it inappropriate democracy. is that e—tt te— inappropriate democracy. is that e—tt te en- inappropriate democracy. is that e—tt te en tttei a bad thing? no, it is on this channel. anyway, moving we channel. anyway, moving on. we ttntenet— finished this section with a netw— finished this section with a new sten— finished this section with a daily star. nick. / daily star. nick. yeah, they've got wasn't got henry the eighth. wasn't such a wrong'un boffin claims king mostly decent bloke king was mostly a decent bloke other than his other than marrying his brother's bankrupt in brother's missus. bankrupt in the being mean to the brother's missus. bankrupt in the and being mean to the brother's missus. bankrupt in the and executing nean to the brother's missus. bankrupt in the and executing two to the brother's missus. bankrupt in the and executing two wives, pope and executing two wives, which is frowned upon these days. it was different times that would get a that would definitely get a hashtag days . hashtag started these days. absolutely. simpler absolutely. it was the simpler

times leo and do you times back then. leo and do you know, to find out know, i wasn't able to find out because because don't the because because i don't have the article couldn't find it article now. i couldn't find it online, boffin done online, which boffin has done this? basically saying online, which boffin has done this’the basically saying online, which boffin has done this’the was basically saying online, which boffin has done this’the was actuallylly saying online, which boffin has done this’the was actually at saying online, which boffin has done this’the was actually a well ng that he was actually a well mannered guy. he was surprisingly prudish, considering he had loads of wives randomly wives who he just randomly killed. but prudish guy complicated man is he handed in all whatsapps. is that how all his whatsapps. is that how they all his whatsapps. is that how tnew-exeettw— all his whatsapps. is that how they-exactly how- ? is that how they exactly how prudish they know exactly how prudish tenn— they know exactly how prudish nenw tne— they know exactly how prudish henry the eighth— they know exactly how prudish henry the eighth was in a enettenee— henry the eighth was in a challenge to— henry the eighth was in a challenge to the king of holland or challenge to the king of holland en eemetntnee — challenge to the king of holland or something? go— challenge to the king of holland or something? ctzt challenge to the king of holland or something? ctit venice or something? go on. well, that's the king. news or something? ctit venice g news finished that's the king. news finished wttn— that's the king. news finished wttn .— that's the king. news finished wttn . met-e— that's the king. news finished with . that's the— that's the king. news finished with . that's the front- g news finished with . that's the front page with. that's the front page page.— with. that's the front page page dene.— with. that's the front page pages. done. join us in part two as pages. done. join us in part two ee we ete— pages. done. join us in part two ee we tte tnte— pages. done. join us in part two as we dig into the— pages. done. join us in part two as we dig into the papers, we'll tteewee— as we dig into the papers, we'll tteewee nett— as we dig into the papers, we'll discuss matt hancock's pub tenttent— discuss matt hancock's pubi landlord,_british landlord, the end of british tenmtne— landlord, the end of british tenmtna ent— landlord, the end of british farming and lockdown was racist . eem-t— farming and lockdown was racist . eem-t 90— farming and lockdown was racist . mm go away—

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work out prince harry was taking tt. creeette— work out prince harry was taking it. cressida us— work out prince harry was taking it. cressida us government will emem— it. cressida us government will emem tn— it. cressida us government will emem tn eeen.— it. cressida us government will appear in court, all of them enme— appear in court, all of them over prince harry's visa eeetteetten— over prince harry's visa application after his drug revelations— application after his drug revelations in— application after his drug revelations in memoir. so he's menttenet— revelations in memoir. so he's menttenet tn— revelations in memoir. so he's mentioned in spare what he got up to at the weekend. he's talked about marijuana , cocaine, talked about marijuana, cocaine, but he didn't. mushrooms as well. mushrooms yeah. which ayahuasca? he had a lot of good things to say about mushrooms. interesting. but i think he's kind of he's in danger of becoming the ginger. shamima begum isn't he? because we've now got two countries going. we're with that . we're not dealing with that. it's a bit of a mess , but we it's a bit of a mess, but we don't know yet whether he's whether his application is null and void or not. but it's not looking good because traditionally , if you tell the traditionally, if you tell the americans you've taken drugs, they don't let you in. yeah although they can they can waive it if you sit down and have an interview. although i imagine that go for that might not go so well for him he's not brilliant him because he's not brilliant at defending himself. is he? it might well, the royal might get worse. well, the royal temttw—tnew-ne- might get worse. well, the royal family _they're not - family is a whole they're not 9°0d_d0wfl_ family is a whole they're not good down interviews good in sit down interviews wnene— good in sit down interviews wnene-newe— good in sit down interviews where have defend where they have to defend themselves.—

where they have to defend themselves. get where they have to defend themselves-get bit themselves. no it can get a bit eweetw— themselves. no it can get a bit eweetw-eten- themselves. no it can get a bit sweaty, start talking sweaty, go in and start talking emnt— sweaty, go in and start talking emnt me— sweaty, go in and start talking about his dealing— sweaty, go in and start talking about his dealing /ti:t. about his dealing days. you knew.— about his dealing days. you knew-ment- about his dealing days. you know, might escalate. know, it just might escalate. i don't so we're don't know. yeah. so we're waiting yeah, this waiting to find out. yeah, this is quite waiting to find out. yeah, this te entte tnnnw. — waiting to find out. yeah, this is quite funny. it's— waiting to find out. yeah, this is quite funny. it's a- e g �*" .3 yeah, this is quite funny. it's a heritage tewntetten— is quite funny. it's a heritage foundation, which is a conservative- foundation, which is a conservative think tank. so in a way.— conservative think tank. so in a wave—doing. conservative think tank. so in a wee ttte—tetnel conservative think tank. so in a way, like trying doing conservative think tank. so in a way, like trying to doing conservative think tank. so in a way, like trying to harry; this, like trying to get harry tanned.— this, like trying to get harry tennet. se— this, like trying to get harry banned. so it's— this, like trying to get harry banned. so it's quite funny. men— banned. so it's quite funny. thenirealised_ banned. so it's quite funny. then realised this might force then i realised this might force mm— then i realised this might force ntm-teet— then i realised this might force him back england and him to come back to england and mate— him to come back to england and that's-realised— him to come back to england and that's realised might him to come back to england and théagainst realised might him to come back to england and théagainst this. alised might him to come back to england and théagainst this. youed might him to come back to england and théagainst this. you knowight be against this. you know what i men— be against this. you know what i en— be against this. you know what i mean? on-hand,- be against this. you know what i mean? on hand, it'd be mean? on the one hand, it'd be nttenewe— mean? on the one hand, it'd be hilarious.harry_ mean? on the one hand, it'd be hilarious harry couldn't get hilarious if harry couldn't get me— hilarious if harry couldn't get tnte—tnen- hilarious if harry couldn't get tnte—tnen en- hilarious if harry couldn't get into—then on thei into the us, but then on the etnen— into the us, but then on the etnen neme— into the us, but then on the other hand we'd— into the us, but then on the other hand we'd have to deal wttn— other hand we'd have to deal mm mm — other hand we'd have to deal with him though— other hand we'd have to deal with him though can't see with him though i can't see him ewenew—t- with him though i can't see him ewenew—t et- with him though i can't see him ever—out of the. ever getting kicked out of the us ever getting kicked out of the us tw— ever getting kicked out of the us tw-ntten- us by a woke biden administration. you know, this is administration. you know, this te—tt-e— administration. you know, this te—tt-e e- administration. you know, this te—tt-e e wetel is a prince and it's a woke enme— is a prince and it's a woke princet ee— is a prince and it's a woke prince, so they— is a prince and it's a woke prince, so they love him. so i eem-t— prince, so they love him. so i een-t tmeetne— prince, so they love him. so i can't imagine that's to us can't imagine that's going to us teeter— border security are pretty tenan- — border security are pretty tenan- -v°u- border security are pretty- tough. _you wouldn't you tough. i mean, you wouldn't you wouldn't know from wouldn't know it from from watching but they are watching fox news. but they are they are pretty tough. and especially around drugs and things because of especially around drugs and thinfriends, because of especially around drugs and thinfriends, dariuszcause of especially around drugs and thinfriends, darius davies, of our friends, darius davies, comedian, arrested comedian, he'd been arrested once wasn't charged. once or he wasn't charged. he was it doesn't was given a caution. it doesn't surprise the the surprise me for the most the weirdest ever picking weirdest thing ever picking magic is magic mushrooms, which like is just walking field and just walking out in a field and picking obviously picking mushrooms and obviously chatted police chatted back to the police officer but then chatted back to the police office he but then chatted back to the police office he went but then chatted back to the police office he went to but then chatted back to the police office he went to move then chatted back to the police office he went to move thamerica when he went to move to america , it created these problems

, it created all these problems and went through and every time we went through security, pulled one security, they pulled him to one side him for side and interrogated him for hours room. so this hours in this room. so this could be an issue for could really be an issue for i don't are don't think border security are as politicised as other branches of government. well, as politicised as other branches of government . well, ice, of the government. well, ice, yeah. a lot of the government. well, ice, ween. a tet et— of the government. well, ice, yeah. a lot of people- g well, ice, yeah. a lot of people know that you— yeah. a lot of people know that wen en— yeah. a lot of people know that you wen— yeah. a lot of people know that you can you can't— yeah. a lot of people know that you can you can't get into us wttn— you can you can't get into us wttn e— you can you can't get into us with a criminal— you can you can't get into us with a criminal record. it's wen— with a criminal record. it's very difficult.— with a criminal record. it's very difficult. but i didn't neettw— very difficult. but i didn't really realise— very difficult. but i didn't really realise that. yeah, if wen-we— you've just committed a drug ettenee— you've just committed a drug offence,-you've- you've just committed a drug offence, you've never offence, even if you've never teen— offence, even if you've never teen eneetet— offence, even if you've never been arrested or— offence, even if you've never been arrested or charged, you can-potentially- been arrested or charged, youi can-potentially-in. can not potentially not get in. ween. — can not potentially not get in. ween. -vou_ can not potentially not get in. teen-wen te- can not potentially not get in. yeah.-you lie, if- can not potentially not get in. yeah. you lie, if you yeah. and if you lie, if you liet_ yeah. and if you lie, if you ie, wnet-e— yeah. and if you lie, if you lie, what's shocking is therefore— lie, what's shocking is therefore how many politicians newe— have admitted doing drugs. you mew.— have admitted doing drugs. you mew—et- know, there's like a list of ten— tory politicians who have etmtttet— tory politicians who have admitted-and. tory politicians who have- admitted-and gove's admitted cannabis and gove's even admitted cocaine because it wnt— even admitted cocaine because it weent—entw- wasn't realistic that he'd only tene— wasn't realistic that he'd only eem—nee- wasn't realistic that he'd only. done—he's actually done cannabis. so he's actually etmtttet— done cannabis. so he's actually admitted-and- done cannabis. so he's actually admitted-and you- done cannabis. so he's actually admitted and you know, admitted to both. and you know, so admitted to both. and you know, ee tt— admitted to both. and you know, ee tt tente— admitted to both. and you know, so it could actually— admitted to both. and you know, so it could actually be a real mettem— so it could actually be a real problem maybe,— so it could actually be a real problem maybe, yeah. but then eeetn— problem maybe, yeah. but theni eeetn—etetettw problem maybe, yeah. but then again right probably problem maybe, yeah. but then again right isn't probably problem maybe, yeah. but then again right isn't because robably problem maybe, yeah. but then again right isn't because he's)ly is all right isn't because he's netw— is all right isn't because he's harry ween. — is all right isn't because he's harry yeah. .guess- is all right isn't because he's harry yeah. g cc harry yeah. well guess we'll see over few weeks anyway, over the next few weeks anyway, we've know. and at we've got the. i know. and at the of covid mania matt the height of covid mania matt hancock pub landlord hancock got his pub landlord a £40 million contract that should have covered his bar tab. nick yeah. it's one of the- have covered his bar tab. nick yeah. it's one of the few- i: ? nick yeah. it's one of the few perks of yeah. it's one of the few perks et neme— yeah. it's one of the few perks of being mates— yeah. it's one of the few perks of being mates with matt tenem— of being mates with matt hancock, but— of being mates with matt hancock, but yeah, his mates hancock, but yeah, and his mates eete.— hancock, but yeah, and his mates eete. mutt— hancock, but yeah, and his mates said, you'll see— hancock, but yeah, and his mates said, you'll see what i did for tnte—

said, you'll see what i did for tnte-ne— said, you'll see what i did for this- he sounds- said, you'll see what i did for this he sounds bit this country. he sounds a bit ttte— this country. he sounds a bit ttte-tnene- this country. he sounds a bit like there doesn't he? like hancock there doesn't he? it's like hancock there doesn't he? tt-e—teeettne- like hancock there doesn't he?| it's—boasting matt it's sort of weird boasting matt neneeet-e— it's sort of weird boasting matti hancock's—defends hancock's pub landlord defends 40 hancock's pub landlord defends no mitten— hancock's pub landlord defends 40 million cowo— hancock's pub landlord defends 40 million covid and 40 million covid contract. and tnte— 40 million covid contract. and tnte-newme.— 40 million covid contract. and this-bourne,-usedl 40 million covm contract. and| this-bourne,-used to this is alex bourne, who used to tne— this is alex bourne, who used to tne-neen— this is alex bourne, who used to run the-near mr— this is alex bourne, who used to run the near mr hancock's run the inn near mr hancock's tnen— run the inn near mr hancock's then constituency— run the inn near mr hancock's then constituency home. cochrane was then constituency home. cochrane etee— then constituency home. cochrane etee eete— then constituency home. cochrane was also code for— then constituency home. cochrane was also code for when hancock tn— was also code for when hancock tn tne— was also code for when hancock was in the building— was also code for when hancock was in the building and he was not was in the building and he was met tn— was in the building and he was met tn tne— was in the building and he was not in the vip— was in the building and he was not in the vip lane, the covid wt— not in the vip lane, the covid vtt tene— not in the vip lane, the covid vtt tene. nee— not in the vip lane, the covid vip lane, he's claiming. but but he vip lane, he's claiming. but but m we— vip lane, he's claiming. but but ne eent— vip lane, he's claiming. but but ne eent et— vip lane, he's claiming. but but he was sort of so— vip lane, he's claiming. but but he was sort of so he had this eemeenw— he was sort of so he had this companyt ne— he was sort of so he had this company, he was— he was sort of so he had this company, he was a director a company, he was a director of a eemeenw— company, he was a director of a eemeenw eettet— company, he was a director of a company called which is company called hinpack, which is met— company called hinpack, which is wnten-metntw— company called hinpack, which is which mainly known for which was mainly known for enetmtne— producing plastic cups. then ewttentw— producing plastic cups. then. suddenly—experts producing plastic cups. then- suddenly_experts in suddenly they became experts in metteet— suddenly they became experts in metteet grade— suddenly they became experts in medical grade vials because it teet— medical grade vials because it twet tne— medical grade vials because it was just the opportunity came up. mew— was just the opportunity came me. me teet— was just the opportunity came me. me teet e— was just the opportunity came up. they look a lot like plastic etee — up. they look a lot like plastic etee teen.— up. they look a lot like plastic cups. yeah, but— up. they look a lot like plastic cups. yeah, but it— up. they look a lot like plastic cups. yeah, but it was- up. they look a lot like plastic cups. “4s?" e cups. yeah, but it was a subcontract. so, cups. yeah, but it was a subcontract . so, you know, he it subcontract. so, you know, he it reente— subcontract. so, you know, he it came people were— ii so, you know, he it came people were saying it went— came people were saying it wasn't hancock.— came people were saying it wasn't hancock. it came through , vou— wasn't hancock. it came through . wen mew.— wasn't hancock. it came through , you know, standard procedure to , you know, standard procedure te tnte— , you know, standard procedure te tnte eemeenw— , you know, standard procedure to this company subcontracted to his to this company subcontracted to me eemeenw. — to this company subcontracted to me eemeenw. ant— to this company subcontracted to his company. and he's saying, teet— his company. and he's saying, teen-et— his company. and he's saying, teen-ett-tt- his company. and he's saying, look,-all-it was. look, it was all fine. it was ett—ant- look, it was all fine. it was ett—ant wm| look, it was all fine. it was. all—and who am look, it was all fine. it was- all_and who am to all above board. and who am to i not all above board. and who am to i met tettewe— all above board. and who am to i not believe him?— all above board. and who am to i not believe him? it's— all above board. and who am to i not believe him? it's quite funntt— not believe him? it's quite twnnw. ne— not believe him? it's quite funny. he said— not believe him? it's quite funny. he said he said that he's teen— funny. he said he said that he's been-desperate— funny. he said he said that he's been desperate help the been so desperate to help the mem— been so desperate to help the inquiry-actually- been so desperate to help the inquiry actually been been so desperate to help the inqthe actually been been so desperate to help the inqthe website. actually been been so desperate to help the inqthe website. but:ually been been so desperate to help the inqthe website. but:ualcouldn't on the website. but he couldn't nette— on the website. but he couldn't quite-outt— on the website. but he couldn't quite-out, which- on the website. but he couldn't quite-out, which is- on the website. but he couldn't quite out, which is kind quite work it out, which is kind of quite work it out, which is kind et-net— quite work it out, which is kind of-not necessarily- quite work it out, which is kind of not necessarily the of not not necessarily the kind of not not necessarily the kind et-wew— of not not necessarily the kind et-wew went— of not not necessarily the kind et-wew went en— of not not necessarily the kind of you want on the covid of not not necessarily the kind of force, want on the covid

of not not necessarily the kind of force, isant on the covid of not not necessarily the kind of force, is it? on the covid of not not necessarily the kind of force, is it? you he covid of not not necessarily the kind of force, is it? you can'tivid task force, is it? you can't went— task force, is it? you can't went e— task force, is it? you can't work a government website. but enwwew— work a government website. but enwwew. tnt— work a government website. but enwwew. tent-newe— work a government website. but anyway, but. have-have. anyway, but we have we have seen some contract aukus some some dodgy contract aukus with regards ppe that are with regards to ppe that are still under investigation. some of them. and obviously there's owen paterson with the randox scandal that wasn't ppe, that was that testing or was that was testing or whatever. there's michelle whatever. but there's michelle mone as well. there's still question marks over that. i don't i don't know what's don't know. i don't know what's happened that. there's little happened to that. there's little tnene-e— happened to that. there's little tnene-e tmeeee— happened to that. there's little there's images-twitter- : there's little there's images twitter of there's images on twitter of tnte— there's images on twitter of this contract— there's images on twitter of this contract act.— there's images on twitter of this contract act. so one of the eweeete— this contract act. so one of the eweeete teem — this contract act. so one of the clauses from um,— this contract act. so one of the clauses from um, alpha laboratories— clauses from um, alpha laboratories or in their eentneet— laboratories or in their contract is— laboratories or in their contract is saying you need to tnte— contract is saying you need to use this plastic— contract is saying you need to use this plastic vile contractor . reente— use this plastic vile contractor . ttente .— use this plastic vile contractor . right? i don't— use this plastic vile contractor . right? i don't know if that, you— . right? i don't know if that, you mew.— . right? i don't know if that, you knew. tt— . right? i don't know if that, you know, if it's— . right? i don't know if that, you know, if it's fake news, but tnet-e— you know, if it's fake news, but me pretty— you know, if it's fake news, but that's pretty outrageous , isn't that's pretty outrageous, isn't it, that's pretty outrageous, isn't n, n— that's pretty outrageous, isn't n, n tne— that's pretty outrageous, isn't it, if the contract— that's pretty outrageous, isn't it, if the contract actually eewe— it, if the contract actually save-t— it, if the contract actually eewe- okavt- it, if the contract actually eewe- etew ee- it, if the contract actually- says,-, okay, so-isn't says, yeah, okay, so this isn't ttneettw— says, yeah, okay, so this isn't ttneettw .— says, yeah, okay, so this isn't ttneettw . tnt— says, yeah, okay, so this isn't directly , but we're telling you directly, but we're telling you me— directly, but we're telling you wm te — directly, but we're telling you wm te ee— directly, but we're telling you wm te . — directly, but we're telling you who to use . yeah.- directly, but we're telling you who to use . “4s?" �*ft�*fia .3 who to use. yeah. what's quite funny well, by the way, is funny as well, by the way, is he said, nothing to hide in said, i have nothing to hide in this. and i don't think matt hancock either because hancock does either know because isabel oakeshott's already got all his messages. you know, i mean, boris mean, it's the same as boris hancock just do now is hancock should just do now is say everyone should in say everyone should give in their because their messages right. because we've of his. we've already seen all of his. yeah. do you anything's yeah. do you think anything's

going— yeah. do you think anything's eetne—tneeel yeah. do you think anything's. going—these these going to come out of these these mne— going to come out of these these mete—t— going to come out of these these mete—t mew- going to come out of these these boris—i know we've. boris messages. i know we've etneetw— boris messages. i know we've already discussed— boris messages. i know we've already discussed it, but do you tntnt—meenl think there's because i mean, i emwtt— think there's because i mean, i should-politician. think there's because i mean, i should politician is should imagine a politician is going— should imagine a politician is eetne-eenetwt- should imagine a politician is going-careful not- should imagine a politician is going careful not to put going to be careful not to put enwtntne—te l anything in writing. that is. ween— anything in writing. that is. teen .— anything in writing. that is. teen . meen— anything in writing. that is. yeah i mean, nothing really neeeene— yeah i mean, nothing really neeeene te— yeah i mean, nothing really happens, is �*ft�*ti; “it: happens, is it? we've had the lockdown files, which we thought would thing we would be this massive thing we saw. basically, the saw. hancock basically, the lockdown based lockdown was largely based on political expediency and nonsense. yeah, but it hasn't really has it? really done anything, has it? maybe we're awaiting some inquiry, but do you really think it's impacted anything? so in a similar if boris messages similar way, if boris messages come can what's going similar way, if boris messages co really can what's going similar way, if boris messages co really happen?an what's going similar way, if boris messages co really happen? he what's going similar way, if boris messages co really happen? he loses going similar way, if boris messages co really happen? he loses oneig to really happen? he loses one of his speaking i mean, of his speaking gigs. i mean, yeah, i think we might just see some we've some spicy memes. anyway, we've got some spicy memes. anyway, we've eet—new— some spicy memes. anyway, we've eet—new-tett- got the guardian now and left wing— got the guardian now and left wing _ lockdown,| wing people loved lockdown, but it wing people loved lockdown, but tt-ewt— wing people loved lockdown, but tt-ewt-wee- wing people loved lockdown, but it-out-was racisti it turns out lockdown was racist eeetnet— it turns out lockdown was racist eeetnet-eeeete. - it turns out lockdown was racist against people. cressida against black people. cressida meet— black people were three times tttetw— black people were three times more likely to _ black people were three times more likely to receive covid ttnee— more likely to receive covid fines-england— more likely to receive covid fines england and wales. fines in england and wales. so met-e— fines in england and wales. so tnet-e met-e— fines in england and wales. so that's that's the— fines in england and wales. so that's that's the headline . it that's that's the headline. it turns out covid also very sexist because men were twice as likely to get a fine as women. but that's mentioned in so the police as well as being institutionally racist are also racist against men whatever the word for that is. misandrist. vee— word for that is. misandrist. tee eeeettw. — word for that is. misandrist. yes exactly. but— word for that is. misandrist.

yes exactly. but also i mean, a lot of this came from people calling their neighbours, right ? that was that was a big source on the phone. i'm sorry. dobbing in their neighbours calling the police to say no, not calling the neighbours. you're quite right. you were allowed to call people, think throughout the people, i think throughout the pandemic, phone pandemic, weren't you? one phone call local . call a day if they were local. so call a day if they were local. se me— call a day if they were local. se the tem— call a day if they were local. so the point is— call a day if they were local. so the point is people- call a day if they were local. so the point is people in- call a day if they were local. so the point is people in poorer areas were more likely to areas were far more likely to get as well, which think get fined as well, which i think is relevant right . because is relevant here right. because so the lockdown— is relevant here right. because so the lockdown was- g because so the lockdown was also biased eeetnet— so the lockdown was also biased eeetnet eeen— so the lockdown was also biased against poor people. it's teettne— against poor people. it's teettne .— against poor people. it's looking i think if you've got an enormous house— looking i think if you've got an enormous house out in the middle of enormous house out in the middle et newenne— enormous house out in the middle et newenne e.— enormous house out in the middle of nowhere, a, you've— enormous house out in the middle of nowhere, a, you've got all me— of nowhere, a, you've got all me enme— of nowhere, a, you've got all me eeeee te— of nowhere, a, you've got all the space to run— of nowhere, a, you've got all the space to run around, you mew.— the space to run around, you mew-ment— the space to run around, you know,-might not- the space to run around, you know, might not be we know, you might not be we weent— know, you might not be we weren't allowed _ know, you might not be we weren't allowed go out. /ti:t. weren't allowed to go out. you meet— weren't allowed to go out. you might-staying— weren't allowed to go out. you might-staying m— weren't allowed to go out. you might staying in and might be staying in anyway. and then on top that, you're a then on top of that, you're a hero, you're here. got hero, leo. you're here. got arrested once. yes. the thing is, this is such a guardian thing because they say they were more be fine. but it more likely to be fine. but it doesn't were they more doesn't say were they more likely to actually commit offences. the thing offences. and this is the thing tnet— offences. and this is the thing we wen— offences. and this is the thing met you eem-t— offences. and this is the thing that you can't you're - i and this is the thing that you can't you're not ettewet— that you can't you're not ettewet-t- that you can't you're not allowed i mean, that you can't you're not allowed-i mean, was allowed to say. i mean, was was it? allowed to say. i mean, was was tte ween.— allowed to say. i mean, was was tte ween. net— allowed to say. i mean, was was it? yeah. but in— allowed to say. i mean, was was it? yeah. but in this— allowed to say. i mean, was was it? yeah. but in this case, demographics— it? yeah. but in this case, demographics likely it? yeah. but in this case, demographics-likely be, it? yeah. but in this case, den know hics-likely be, it? yeah. but in this case,

den know . s-likely be, it? yeah. but in this case, den know . wellilikely be, it? yeah. but in this case, den know . well yeah,ly be, it? yeah. but in this case, den know . well yeah,ly in e, it? yeah. but in this case, den know . well yeah,ly in this you know. well yeah, but in this case just means it just means case it just means it just means having common think . i having common sense. i think. i think who are who are think people who are who are less poor, perhaps less perhaps poor, perhaps less feeling of the feeling they're less part of the establishment went along less with ridiculous rules. this with the ridiculous rules. this is observed is something i observed just out and like, i'm the and about. i'm like, i'm the only one. only two of us only one. there's only two of us not in this not wearing a mask in this supermarket, you know. and whereas remainer of whereas all the remainer sort of professional along professional class went along with all of it, they love their masks everything, whereas my masks and everything, whereas my thing right thing is these people were right because they had bit common because they had a bit of common sense. was, whichever sense. whoever it was, whichever demographics. sense. whoever it was, whichever demc no,)hics. sense. whoever it was, whichever demc no, we're going for said, no, we're not going for this. applaud them this. so i actually applaud them in yeah, well, i was in that sense. yeah, well, i was ttwne—tenten- in that sense. yeah, well, i was living—london for. in that sense. yeah, well, i was living—london for a| living in northeast london for a big living in northeast london for a tte emnt— living in northeast london for a big emnt et— living in northeast london for a big chunk of lockdown and etwtewetw— obviously a very ethnically twenee— obviously a very ethnically meme-.— obviously a very ethnically diverse-. it- obviously a very ethnically diverse-. it was- obviously a very ethnically diverse . it was enfield and diverse area. it was enfield and ween— diverse area. it was enfield and yet .— diverse area. it was enfield and yeah , you— diverse area. it was enfield and yeah , you wouldn't know there yeah, you wouldn't know there was a lockdown. _ yeah, you wouldn't know there was a lockdown. it was it was greet.— was a lockdown. it was it was eneetlwee— was a lockdown. it was it was great..was really- was a lockdown. it was it was great..was really ,- was a lockdown. it was it was great. was really , really great. it was really, really ten.— great. it was really, really tun. se— great. it was really, really tun. se ween— great. it was really, really fun. so yeah ,_ great. it was really, really fun. so yeah , i'd recommend i fun. so yeah, i'd recommend i recommend that. _ fun. so yeah, i'd recommend i recommend that. and i think, you mew.— recommend that. and i think, you knew. meme— recommend that. and i think, you knew, maybe my— recommend that. and i think, you know, maybe they got fined more, but know, maybe they got fined more, tent-memen— know, maybe they got fined more, but-probably also— know, maybe they got fined more, but probably also got but they probably also got tnnewen— but they probably also got through a bit through the pandemic with a bit mete-te— through the pandemic with a bit more. .de vivre_ through the pandemic with a bit more. .de vivre-all- more. joie de vivre than all tneee— more. joie de vivre than all tneee uptem— more. joie de vivre than all these uptight people with their meete— these uptight people with their masks on, staying six feet away teem— masks on, staying six feet away teem eeen— masks on, staying six feet away from each other— masks on, staying six feet away from each other and now we know the from each other and now we know me nette— from each other and now we know me eettee wee— from each other and now we know the police were doing the police were just doing a teet— the police were just doing a

teee—wett- the police were just doing a- load_matt hancock load of nonsense. matt hancock was and most of was making it up and most of those didn't even stick those fines didn't even stick anyway as anyway in court, as far as i know right. okay. know anyway. so right. okay. interesting. moving _ know anyway. so right. okay. interesting. moving on,- ?g okay. interesting. moving on, we've got interesting. moving on, we've eet-teteeneen— interesting. moving on, we've got telegraph now reporting got the telegraph now reporting on got the telegraph now reporting en-eeetetet— got the telegraph now reporting on-societal risk— got the telegraph now reporting on societal risk from big on the societal risk from big meme.— on the societal risk from big pharma. nick— on the societal risk from big pharma. nick yeah, so the telegraph— pharma. nick yeah, so the telegraph has— pharma. nick yeah, so the telegraph has ageing farmers mee— telegraph has ageing farmers mee mete— telegraph has ageing farmers mee nete te— telegraph has ageing farmers pose risks to britain's food supply? _ pose risks to britain's food supply? official- pose risks to britain's food supply? tcj”ti t:?? gg supply? official data suggests. so this is just 11% of farmers are aged 25 to 35, compared to a quarter of the broader workforce . so more than 4 in 10 are at least 60 years old. so farmers are getting too old and we kind of need food as the whole problem. and it's not. and they can't recruit young people and they're struggling and it's not surprising. tough job. surprising. it's a tough job. it's unglamorous. hated it's unglamorous. they're hated by these weirdos who by all these eco weirdos who want ban food and ban want to ban food and ban farming. so i can see why you're going to struggle to get farmers. it's a big problem. farmers. but it's a big problem. and can and the margins in farming can be can be really narrow. i mean, it's it can be really— i mean, it's it can be really difficult to it's it can be really difficult te mete— it's it can be really difficult te mete e— it's it can be really difficult to make a living. you've all to make a living. you've got all tneee—tel these overheads, you know, if wen-we— these overheads, you know, if wen-we eet— these overheads, you know, if you've got livestock or if wen-we— you've got livestock or if. wen-weew-we—w you've got livestock or if- you've _you've, if you've got crops, if you've, if it you've got crops, if you've, if tt-netn— you've got crops, if you've, if tt-netn .— you've got crops, if you've, if tt-netn . tnet- you've got crops, if you've, if it-rain , that can- you've got crops, if you've, if it rain , that can be, it doesn't rain, that can be, met— it doesn't rain, that can be, met en— it doesn't rain, that can be, met te— it doesn't rain, that can be, that can be your- it doesn't rain, that can be, that can be your for money the wee— that can be your for money the ween-ent— that can be your for money the ween-eet ent— that can be your for money the|

year-out and-still year wiped out and you've still got year wiped out and you've still get te— year wiped out and you've still get te pay— year wiped out and you've still got to pay salaries, you've got to got to pay salaries, you've got te-ett— got to pay salaries, you've got te-ett went— got to pay salaries, you've got to all your equipment to pay for all your equipment mne— to pay for all your equipment we ent— to pay for all your equipment we end ett— to pay for all your equipment hire and all-rest- to pay for all your equipment hire and all rest it. hire and all the rest of it. teen — hire and all the rest of it. teen ant— hire and all the rest of it. yeah and we— hire and all the rest of it. yeah and we all- hire and all the rest of it. yeah ' .3 hire and all the rest of it. yeah and we all want food. yeah and we all want cheap food. i should pay more for i think we should pay more for food. that's not that's not food. but that's not that's not fashionable is if you like, fashionable is it? if you like, i'll food for more than i'll sell you food for more than it costs leo thanks. i'll sell you food for more than it ccins leo thanks. i'll sell you food for more than it ccin general, leo thanks. i'll sell you food for more than it ccin general, as eo thanks. i'll sell you food for more than it ccin general, as ecculture,. but in general, as a culture, we're into paying more for we're not into paying more for food, no. you know, food, are we? no. you know, i mean, who would be? but mean mean, who would be? but you mean for british food? keep paying| more—britain. more because it's in britain. weet.— more because it's in britain. teem—te- more because it's in britain. teem—m eee- more because it's in britain. yeah. _do see the yeah. i mean, you do see the little jack labels, don't yeah. i mean, you do see the littleon jack labels, don't yeah. i mean, you do see the littleon some ck labels, don't yeah. i mean, you do see the littleon some products. don't yeah. i mean, you do see the littleon some products. so n't yeah. i mean, you do see the littleon some products. so i'm you, on some products. so i'm trying to get you to say something gamani that something really gamani that i agree with. like british food. net—tntnt- agree with. like british food. nut—tntnt el agree with. like british food.| but—think a lot but yeah, i think i think a lot of but yeah, i think i think a lot et-ewt— but yeah, i think i think a lot of-out there- but yeah, i think i think a lot of out there thought the of people out there thought the unen— of people out there thought the emem-tenet— of people out there thought the union-label is— of people out there thought the union .label is on - of people out there thought the union label is on food union jack label is on on food wnene— union jack label is on on food wneneltne— union jack label is on on food where the remoaners could where so the remoaners could even— where so the remoaners could ewett te— where so the remoaners could avoid it. yeah— where so the remoaners could avoid it. yeah tweet about avoid it. yeah and tweet about it avoid it. yeah and tweet about t twe— avoid it. yeah and tweet about t be met— avoid it. yeah and tweet about it i've just been— avoid it. yeah and tweet about it i've just been offended by a tee— it i've just been offended by a. flag—immigration it i've just been offended by a. flawe've_immigration it i've just been offended by a flawe've more immigration it i've just been offended by a flawe've more peopleigration it i've just been offended by a flawe've more people to ation it i've just been offended by a flawe've more people to work so we've got more people to work in so we've got more people to work tn tne— so we've got more people to work tn tne tenmtne— so we've got more people to work in the farming world and not really-— in the farming world and not neettwlten-t— in the farming world and not really. don't think so. really. i don't think so. centetntw— really. i don't think so. certainly not- really. i don't think so. certainly not here with me and tee. — certainly not here with me and tee. tnte— certainly not here with me and tee. ttte te— certainly not here with me and leo. this is just— certainly not here with me and leo. this is just this- certainly not here with me and leo. this is just this is- certainly not here with me and leo. ? leo. this is just this is just part of i mean, as nick says, it's the demographic and it's the demographic shift. and we've people and we've got, you know, people and other industries well. truck other industries as well. truck driving, for example , they're driving, for example, they're they're sort of they're facing the same sort of demographic cliff because there's no young people going

into driving because, you into truck driving because, you know, a of tough job. know, it's a kind of tough job. yeah. that's pushing up yeah. but that's pushing up salaries. maybe the same salaries. so maybe the same thing happen in farming. thing will happen in farming. but they're by the but they're also hated by the eem— but they're also hated by the| sort—government, sort of globalist government, eent— sort of globalist government, aren't-trudeau- sort of globalist government, aren't trudeau hated aren't they? like trudeau hated the aren't they? like trudeau hated me tmetene— aren't they? like trudeau hated the truckers .then - aren't they? like trudeau hated the truckers then like the truckers and then like nettente.— the truckers and then likei nettente.—e hollande, seems to have a wentette— hollande, seems to have a vendetta against the farmers. ven— vendetta against the farmers. vet tnew. — vendetta against the farmers. vet tnew. .— vendetta against the farmers. you know, i mean, they're always ttte— like making their lives much more difficult. it seems tnenettttw— more difficult. it seems incredibly-be. more difficult. it seems incredibly be a more difficult. it seems- incredibly-be a farmer. incredibly hard to be a farmer. we incredibly hard to be a farmer. we—tneml incredibly hard to be a farmer. . we—tnem. teen we should be helping them. yeah but—governments. we should be helping them. yeah. but—governments seem but why? why do governments seem to but why? why do governments seem te mete— but why? why do governments seem te nete tnem— but why? why do governments seem te nete tnem ee— but why? why do governments seem to hate them so much? don't to hate them so much? i don't tnew. — to hate them so much? i don't tnew. .— to hate them so much? i don't tnew. t-ent— to hate them so much? i don't tnew. t-ent .- to hate them so much? i don't know. i-and i think- know. i think and i think they're going to find i they're going to find out. i mean, example, mean, in holland, for example, to rules, they're to meet net zero rules, they're closing that have closing down farms that have existed generations. existed for generations. hundreds years. think hundreds of years. and i think they're going discover they're going to discover that that's rid your that's like getting rid of your own oil and being own oil and gas and being dependent russia . so we're dependent on russia. so we're going to be dependent on shipping kenya shipping in food from from kenya or it is. and that's or wherever it is. and that's not as that's not as safe and reliable as growing it inside your own borders . all these your own borders. all these skills your own borders. all these etttte ee— your own borders. all these skills are going— your own borders. all these skills are going to- . titttm :ti; all these skills are going to die with tneee— skills are going to die with tneee ete— skills are going to die with these old men— skills are going to die with these old men because farmers mew— these old men because farmers tnewltet— these old men because farmers tnewltet et— these old men because farmers knowllot of stuff,— these old men because farmers know lot of stuff, they? know a lot of stuff, don't they? t hey— know a lot of stuff, don't they? mew—emnt- know a lot of stuff, don't they?- they _ about weather they do. they know about weather and they do. they know about weather ent-ent— they do. they know about weather ent-ent wnet— they do. they know about weather and-and what the- they do. they know about weather and and what the sky at and animals and what the sky at ment— and animals and what the sky at ntent meene— and animals and what the sky at night means, what— and animals and what the sky at night means, what the colour of it night means, what the colour of t — night means, what the colour of t ientw— night means, what the colour of it means. my only problem with

farmers is cumbria. can't farmers is in cumbria. you can't tell saying, even tell what they're saying, even if their. and also if you're from their. and also they your dog if it they can shoot your dog if it strays into field with strays into their field with a shotgun and you just have to go fair play. that's one of the rules. that's tradition rules. that's a tradition we can teee— rules. that's a tradition we can teee-anwwew— rules. that's a tradition we can keep-anywayt-gotl keep going. anyway, we've got the keep going. anyway, we've got tne—tne- keep going. anyway, we've got the _the secreti keep going. anyway, we've got. the _the secret of the times now and the secret of cntne-e— the times now and the secret of china's economic— the times now and the secret of china's economic success has teen— china's economic success has teen-te— china's economic success has been _to cressida. i been revealed to cressida. enme— been revealed to cressida. ctme—uw - been revealed to cressida. . china—unilack china criticised by un for lack of roles. yeah, of women in senior roles. yeah, so no there's women so there's no there's no women in the senior roles. so there's no there's no women in the senior roles . who would in the senior roles. who would have thought that you'd end up with fewer women in senior roles in a country that had a one child policy and no women . and i child policy and no women. and i know sounds bad know know this sounds bad and i know we're supposed to the un wants to so the to put quotas in so that so the chinese government will hire more women . but with my western more women. but with my western eyes, this sounds like these women don't have to go to work as they stay home. as much. they can stay home. look after their families. i mean, because think about it, every china special every woman in china is special . they because there's . all are they because there's fewer of them . and the phrase fewer of them. and the phrase weetem — fewer of them. and the phrase weetem ewee— fewer of them. and the phrase western eyes was— fewer of them. and the phrase western eyes was a— and the phrase western eyes was a metaphor tneee.— western eyes was a metaphor tneee. .— western eyes was a metaphor there. i think,— western eyes was a metaphor there. i think, by— western eyes was a metaphor there. i think, by the way, just met— there. i think, by the way, just twet te— there. i think, by the way, just tnet te eet— there. i think, by the way, just just to get that— there. i think, by the way, just just to get that clear. so i meant— just to get that clear. so i tnewent .— just to get that clear. so i thought i mean, i thought the i meant— thought i mean, i thought the i tnewent tne— thought i mean, i thought the i thought the. uygur genocide was

tet.— thought the. uygur genocide was tet-_tnew-ne— thought the. uygur genocide was bad.-they're also- bad. leo but they're also eextet. — bad. leo but they're also sexist. can— bad. leo but they're also sexist. can you- bad. leo but they're also sexist. can you believe it? so tt-e—t-m- it's a real problem. i'm eetwettw— it's a real problem. i'm actually-hate it's a real problem. i'm. actually-hate to it's a real problem. i'm- actually-hate to say actually i mean, i hate to say it, actually i mean, i hate to say ttleetwettw— actually i mean, i hate to say it, .actually with- actually i mean, i hate to say it, actually with china on it, i'm actually with china on tnte— it, i'm actually with china on we ene— it, i'm actually with china on we .— it, i'm actually with china on this one. i mean,— it, i'm actually with china on this one. i mean, the un's tneee.— this one. i mean, the un's tneee-me— this one. i mean, the un's there.-me out. - this one. i mean, the un's there. me out. the un . i there. hear me out. the un. i meet— there. hear me out. the un. i teneet .— there. hear me out. the un. i teneet . wee— there. hear me out. the un. i forgot i was on— there. hear me out. the un. i forgot i was on tv.- there. hear me out. the un. i forgot i was on tv. then the un is forgot i was on tv. then the un te twtne— forgot i was on tv. then the un te twtne te— forgot i was on tv. then the un is trying to impose— forgot i was on tv. then the un is trying to impose quotas. leo tt-e— is trying to impose quotas. leo tt-e ttte— is trying to impose quotas. leo tt-e ttte tne— is trying to impose quotas. leo it's like the old— is trying to impose quotas. leo it's like the old comedy tntwetw— it's like the old comedy industry used- it's like the old comedy industry used to be just men. it ett— industry used to be just men. it ett tne— industry used to be just men. it was all fine then— industry used to be just men. it was all fine then un comes, you mew.— was all fine then un comes, you knew. you— was all fine then un comes, you knew, you get— was all fine then un comes, you knew, you get te— was all fine then un comes, you know, you got to have quotas and cntne-e— know, you got to have quotas and cntne-e-wnete— know, you got to have quotas and china's-what? we— know, you got to have quotas and china's what? we want china's like, what? we want a eetnenenw—we i china's like, what? we want a patriarchy _we to| patriarchy and who are we to tmeeee— patriarchy and who are we to tmeeee ew— patriarchy and who are we to impose our values on them? wett— impose our values on them? wett they— impose our values on them? wett mew-et- impose our values on them? well, they-of have. impose our values on them? well, they-of have al well, they do kind of have a pretty a complete pretty much a complete patriarchy there's women pretty much a complete pathe'chy there's women pretty much a complete pathe politburo.there's women pretty much a complete pathe politburo. they're women in the politburo. they're actually drifting backwards. i mean , obviously you see it as mean, obviously you see it as forwards, but i'm just giving i'm just here to give balance. leo saying, you it's leo i'm saying, you know, it's tnetn— leo i'm saying, you know, it's met-n— leo i'm saying, you know, it's tnetn-tt tnew- leo i'm saying, you know, it's their-if they want. leo i'm saying, you know, it's their if they want to their country. if they want to tt— their country. if they want to tt ee— their country. if they want to tt ee e— their country. if they want to run it as a brutal— their country. if they want to run it as a brutal patriarchy, their country. if they want to run it as awho al patriarchy, their country. if they want to run it as awho aretatriarchy, their country. if they want to run it as awho are thearchy, their country. if they want to run it as awho are the uny, their country. if they want to run it as awho are the un to stop you know, who are the un to stop tneme — you know, who are the un to stop tneme okay— you know, who are the un to stop them? okay, well,— you know, who are the un to stop them? e them? okay, well, that's it for this section. but coming up, we've got secrets, stories, racism against people and racism against white people and everyone's favourite rebel without a clue. mizzy, he's out of jail and we're back in a of jail and we're back in

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gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel weteeme— gb news is the people's. channel weteeme teet— gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to— gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. kicking— welcome back to headliners. kicking tntnae— welcome back to headliners. kicking things off— welcome back to headliners. kicking things off in- welcome back to headliners. kicking things off in this- kicking things off in this section with the metro revealing the identity of the secret tory. and to my surprise, it's a smelly looking left. well you've really said it all for me. there is a person behind the eeeet— there is a person behind the eeeet tem— there is a person behind the secret tory twitter account is ttnettw— secret tory twitter account is finally revealed _ secret tory twitter account is finally revealed and it had etmeet— finally revealed and it had almost 200,000 followers and ewewene-e—tel everyone's like it pretends to be everyone's like it pretends to teltew— everyone's like it pretends to beltory-himself- everyone's like it pretends to be tory himself secret be a tory calls himself secret tem— be a tory calls himself secret ten-tnt— be a tory calls himself secret tory-but turns- be a tory calls himself secret tory but turns out, as you tory obe, but turns out, as you say,— tory obe, but turns out, as you eew tt-e— tory obe, but turns out, as you say we met— tory obe, but turns out, as you say, it's justlsort_ tory obe, but turns out, as you say, it's justlsort of- tory obe, but turns out, as you say, it's just sort of mildly say, it's just a sort of mildly ete— say, it's just a sort of mildly eet—teettnel say, it's just a sort of mildly. odd—looking bloke odd unemployed looking bloke wttn— odd unemployed looking blokei wttn—mwttet with a moustache and a mullet ent— with a moustache and a mullet ent ween— with a moustache and a mullet ent weenlmeen— with a moustache and a mullet and yeah, mean, he's pretty and yeah, i mean, he's pretty meet— and yeah, i mean, he's pretty meet-me— and yeah, i mean, he's pretty much-his brand- and yeah, i mean, he's pretty much his brand because much nuked his brand because nee— much nuked his brand because nee-ent— much nuked his brand because ne-e-ewt-newl much nuked his brand because he's-out-now. so| he's come out as that now. so tne— he's come out as that now. so tne wmte— he's come out as that now. so the whole intrigue— he's come out as that now. so the whole intrigue of the account, i'm— the whole intrigue of the account, i'm sure, lost. account, i'm sure, is lost. tnte—teet- account, i'm sure, is lost. i this—real parody. account, i'm sure, is lost. . this—real parody. i this is now the real parody. i think really deep parody think it's really deep parody parody because the new parody, yeah. because the new one like a chuckle. one looks like a chuckle. brother looks tiger king. brother looks like tiger king. yes. like yes. yeah, he looks like ttentte— yes. yeah, he looks like florida, man.- yes. yeah, he looks like florida, man. yeah yeah. from tne— florida, man. yeah yeah. from the meme— florida, man. yeah yeah. from the .— florida, man. yeah yeah. from the meme . yeah.— florida, man. yeah yeah. from the meme . yeah. florida man the meme. yeah. florida man kills 12 alligators. typekit. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah , yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i know. it's surprising, isn't it? he said he came out now because he didn't he didn't he didn't want it. he didn't want to fake news want to contribute to fake news and he was contributing want to contribute to fake news anfake was contributing want to contribute to fake news anfake news. was contributing want to contribute to fake news anfake news. iwas contributing want to contribute to fake news anfake news. i don't)ntributing want to contribute to fake news anfake news. i don't know. ting to fake news. i don't know. yeah, you think this is

yeah, maybe you think this is another level trolling? could another level of trolling? could be. a fun stunt, be. that would be a fun stunt, wouldn't we've never seen wouldn't it? we've never seen eemetetw— wouldn't it? we've never seen somebody-double- : ? e fl we've never seen somebody double parody somebody be a double parody account. - know. - somebody be a double parody account.-know. i- somebody be a double parody account. know. i find it account. i don't know. i find it tetntw— account. i don't know. i find it fairly-l— account. i don't know. i find it tetntw-t ten-t— account. i don't know. i find it fairly-i don't-to. fairly dull. i don't want to diss the guy. don't know him. diss the guy. i don't know him. it's impressive to build 200,000 diss the guy. i don't know him. it's impresbutt to build 200,000 diss the guy. i don't know him. it's impresbut this)uild 200,000 diss the guy. i don't know him. it's impresbut this sort 200,000 diss the guy. i don't know him. it's impresbut this sort of)0,000 diss the guy. i don't know him. it's impresbut this sort of like )0 followers, but this sort of like tories bad. it's such route one satire. led donkeys satire. it's like led by donkeys a snooze fest for a bit of a snooze fest for me. i like my satire more edgy, like my satire much more edgy, like, you know, come out as pro—putin suddenly or then pro—china . yeah, pro—china for bants. yeah, it's a more edgy days. okay a bit more edgy these days. okay well, we go. we've got the well, there we go. we've got the meet— well, there we go. we've got the meet mw— well, there we go. we've got the meet ent— mini; gtit we've got the meal now and everyone's tewewnte— meal now and everyone's favourite dog— meal now and everyone's favourite dog stealing book, tipping— favourite dog stealing book, ripping mee— favourite dog stealing book, ripping house, entering, hair etnettne— stroking, jew jumping, life threatening— stroking, jew jumping, life threatening bad boy. mizzi is out threatening bad boy. mizzi is ent-tet— threatening bad boy. mizzi is ewtltett .— threatening bad boy. mizzi is ewtltett . tnt— threatening bad boy. mizzi is out-jail , but has- threatening bad boy. mizzi is out jail, but has he learned out of jail, but has he learned his-cressida- out of jail, but has he learned his cressida absolutely his lesson? cressida absolutely net. — his lesson? cressida absolutely net. tweet— his lesson? cressida absolutely not. mizzi trolls— his lesson? cressida absolutely not. mizzi trolls the- his lesson? cressida absolutely not. d ? not. mizzi trolls the law again. tiktok a tearaway 18 posts new videos online image immediately after being released from jail for breaching court order, banning him from sharing clips. we've got these clips. well, tnte— we've got these clips. well, we te— we've got these clips. well, this is actually— we've got these clips. well, this is actually the clip , one this is actually the clip, one of this is actually the clip, one et tne— this is actually the clip, one et tne etme— this is actually the clip, one of the clips that— this is actually the clip, one of the clips that sent him back tnte— of the clips that sent him back tnte tet. — of the clips that sent him back tnte tet. nete— of the clips that sent him back into jail. here it— of the clips that sent him back into jail. here it is. this is mm— into jail. here it is. this is ntm tn— into jail. here it is. this is ntm tn e— into jail. here it is. this is ntm tn e tn— into jail. here it is. this is him in a in a— into jail. here it is. this is him in a in a train cab , which him in a in a train cab, which eewnet— him in a in a train cab, which eewnet eete.— him in a in a train cab, which sounds safe. i'm—

him in a in a train cab, which sounds safe. i'm sure they've t-m— sounds safe. i'm sure they've t-m ewe— sounds safe. i'm sure they've t-m mew-we— sounds safe. i'm sure they've i'm sure they've got failsafe eweteme— i'm sure they've got failsafe eweteme se— i'm sure they've got failsafe systems. so he— i'm sure they've got failsafe systems. so he can't actually tnte— systems. so he can't actually tnwe te— systems. so he can't actually tnwe tt. tnt— systems. so he can't actually drive it. and derail it. and tneee— drive it. and derail it. and tneee ne— drive it. and derail it. and tneee ne te— drive it. and derail it. and there he is done with the driver teeewee— there he is done with the driver teeewee tne— there he is done with the driver because the court— there he is done with the driver because the court order says tnet— because the court order says we wen-ne— because the court order says that you're not— because the court order says that you're not allowed to make time— that you're not allowed to make wteee ent— that you're not allowed to make videos and especially you're not ettewet— videos and especially you're not ettewet te— videos and especially you're not allowed to make— videos and especially you're not allowed to make videos with etnen— allowed to make videos with etnen eeeete— allowed to make videos with other people in— allowed to make videos with other people in them. and this tnte— other people in them. and this we te— other people in them. and this we te ntm — other people in them. and this this is him outside prison. um, tneee— this is him outside prison. um, tneee te— this is him outside prison. um, there is walking— this is him outside prison. um, there is walking into frame with eeet— there is walking into frame with eeet et— there is walking into frame with some sort of felix— there is walking into frame with some sort of felix delighted ween— some sort of felix delighted ween ne— some sort of felix delighted yeah he looks— some sort of felix delighted yeah he looks delighted there begum— yeah he looks delighted there begum tnt— yeah he looks delighted there begum ipp bunny well, i mean wnet— begum ipp bunny well, i mean we te— begum ipp bunny well, i mean we te you— begum ipp bunny well, i mean what do you make— begum ipp bunny well, i mean what do you make of that? i'm, i tttnt— what do you make of that? i'm, i tttnt tt-e— what do you make of that? i'm, i think it's horrible.— what do you make of that? i'm, i think it's horrible. i'm absolutely furious. and, you know, really angry with your know, i'm really angry with your mate, tate, because my mate, andrew tate, because my mate. well, i watched this video today. tate is today. now claiming that tate is in support of him. and i just yeah, i mean, i'm a fan of tate in some respects, but if he supports this, absolutely not. this isn't competent hyper competent masculinity. this is poor behaviour. so what's neeeentna— poor behaviour. so what's happening is— poor behaviour. so what's happening is the- . so what's happening is the tate's have neeenet— happening is the tate's have neeenet ent— happening is the tate's have reached out to— happening is the tate's have reached out to help mizzi, to nete— reached out to help mizzi, to mm me— reached out to help mizzi, to mm m tn— reached out to help mizzi, to help his pr, and— reached out to help mizzi, to help his pr, and that's when you mew— help his pr, and that's when you knew wen-ne— help his pr, and that's when you knew you're tn— help his pr, and that's when you know you're in trouble. when the me— know you're in trouble. when the tete newe— know you're in trouble. when the tate have better— know you're in trouble. when the tate have better pr— know you're in trouble. when the tate have better pr than you. i ttte— tate have better pr than you. i ttte te— tate have better pr than you. i ttte te eew— tate have better pr than you. i ttte te eew we— tate have better pr than you. i

like to say we all— tate have better pr than you. i like to say we all love the top 6. like to say we all love the top e. tnt— like to say we all love the top g, but basically— like to say we all love the top g, but basically tristan tate, his g, but basically tristan tate, nte tenemen— g, but basically tristan tate, his brother, reached out and eete.— his brother, reached out and eem-meet— his brother, reached out and said,-mizzi, i- his brother, reached out and said,-mizzi, i can- his brother, reached out and said, mizzi, i can help said, look, mizzi, i can help young— said, look, mizzi, i can help young men— said, look, mizzi, i can help young men because i want to help young— young men because i want to help young-they— young men because i want to help weent-mew nete- young men because i want to help young they help this young men and they help this young— young man because i know, teeewee— young man because i know, because horrendous, because he's a horrendous, remorseless criminal. but can you—how- remorseless criminal. but can you—how te- remorseless criminal. but can you how to get by you just teach him how to get by in prison? well, they they're just well. have you just a prison as well. have you not it? so just a prison as well. have you not-it? so mizzi- just a prison as well. have you not-it? so mizzi released. not seen it? so mizzi released a tem— not seen it? so mizzi released a wtee eewtne— not seen it? so mizzi released a video saying, look,— not seen it? so mizzi released a video saying, look, i know i'm tne— video saying, look, i know i'm tne wttetn— video saying, look, i know i'm the villain at— video saying, look, i know i'm the villain at the— video saying, look, i know i'm the villain at the moment, but the villain at the moment, but me tete-e— the villain at the moment, but the tate's-helped- the villain at the moment, but the tate's helped me the tate's have helped me and i went— the tate's have helped me and i went-te— the tate's have helped me and i wentlte my— the tate's have helped me and i want-do my-work.- the tate's have helped me and i want do my work. and want to do my hero work. and etwtewetw— want to do my hero work. and obviously horrendous obviously he's a horrendous enmtnet— criminal. no, he's not. but this is criminal. no, he's not. but this te-ne-e— criminal. no, he's not. but this te-ne-e twtne- criminal. no, he's not. but this te-ne-e twtne te- criminal. no, he's not. but this is he's trying to be, is like when he's trying to be, new— is like when he's trying to be, new te— is like when he's trying to be, new te .— is like when he's trying to be, new te . eet— is like when he's trying to be, how do i get famous? ' .3 is like when he's trying to be, how do i get famous? 't: 3ti

there's a certain percentage of there's a certain percentage of tne—ement- there's a certain percentage of. the—smart enough there's a certain percentage of thtunderstand smart enough there's a certain percentage of thtunderstand hypotheticals. yugh to understand hypotheticals. i enteeewenttw— to understand hypotheticals. i enteeetnem— to understand hypotheticals. i subseqthem, learned one of them, and i learned today nee— one of them, and i learned today nee-eet— one of them, and i learned today ne-e-eetlenttt.- one of them, and i learned today ne-e-eetlenttt. - one of them, and i learned today he's-gotlchild. i- he's got he's got a child. i mean,.seems_ he's got he's got a child. i mean,.seems i- he's got he's got a child. i mean,.seems i just- he's got he's got a child. i mean,.seems i just he mean, it seems i just assumed he was of wayward teen was some sort of wayward teen like running people's like running into people's houses stuff. to be a houses and stuff. but to be a father, that lack father, to have that lack of responsibility and to be two things true. once. things can be true. once. wouldn't it quite cool, wouldn't it be quite cool, though, to see him sparring with tate? i mean, people who hate him him getting him could enjoy him getting punched to punched and he could learn to become know, sparring become a man, you know, sparring with on a compound in with tate on a compound in romania. you become romania. is that how you become a nick? yeah, it is. a man, nick? yeah, it is. that's that's how i did it. that's how. that's how i did it. is that man and you dressed like andrew—ment- is that man and you dressed like andrew—thank you.| andrew tate as well. thank you. so—faciatl so you've got the same facial nett— so you've got the same faciali tent—we hair anyway, moving on, we've got hair anyway, moving on, we'vej eet—en got the telegraph reporting on someone slamming someone in the raf slamming tneee—eete.- someone in the raf slamming those—pale, stale. those disgusting, pale, stale metee— males who risked their lives to teen— males who risked their lives to keep_ - males who risked their lives to teee— met-l keep the country safe. nick. weet.— keep the country safe. nick. yeah, disgusting. we've yeah, this is disgusting. we've seen it before story, but seen it before this story, but it's level. it's told to it's a new level. it's told to stop white male stop choosing useless white male pilots this came pilots leak reveal. this came from january 2021. it was squadron harwin , squadron leader andrew harwin, and he was saying that, you know, we have these targets and if have enough and if we don't have enough bame and female board, we need to female to board, then we need to make pause make the decision to pause boarding seek bame boarding and seek more bame and female raf. don't female from the raf. i don't really need to see of really need to see loads of useless male pilots, so

useless white male pilots, so whether they were as whether they were useless as pilots or useless for his scheme, sounds me scheme, it sounds like to me either way it's absolutely disgusting and this has just become normal just to discriminate against white men. they call it air chief they even call it air chief marshal mike wigston. sir mike wigston calls aspirational wigston calls it aspirational goals. they're not aspirational. it's terrible , horrendous, it's a terrible, horrendous, racist racism i know. racist goal. racism i know. there's so it's an absolute western pathology . we hate western pathology. we hate ourselves so much that we say , ourselves so much that we say, okay, it's aspirational to discriminate against white men. and as people say here, if you if they pause it sometimes they just had too many white men. so they paused it and they they just paused it and they look other and then look for other people. and then you're their paid you're delaying their paid employment. it's absolutely disgusting. and i get messages from people about it's even worse this worse than we know about this thing. it's in other thing. and it's also in other branches army. and i branches of the army. and i think it's-through- i and i think it's through because think it's all through because ii meéa diversity—now think it's all through because i meéa diversity equity now think it's all through because i meéa diversity equity and now has a diversity equity and tnetweten— has a diversity equity and inclusion department. make inclusion department. they make ewee—t— sure that this kind of thing teee— sure that this kind of thing aeee — sure that this kind of thing aeee nut— sure that this kind of thing goes on. but we- sure that this kind of thing goes on. but we know that generally speaking, women are less interested in joining this type of industry. are you not tempted? i am not tempted, no . i tempted? i am not tempted, no. i mean, presumably they're looking at pilots and engineers and i

mean, yes, the what we want, in my opinion, is we want equity. you know, we want the opportunity. we want equity and equality. equality of eeeennnttw.- : qt equality of opportunity. so you're not turned— opportunity. so you're not twmet ewew— opportunity. so you're not turned away if— opportunity. so you're not turned away if you're if you're a woman and you— turned away if you're if you're a woman and you can you know, tentene— a woman and you can you know, tentene mete— a woman and you can you know, barriers make it— a woman and you can you know, barriers make it on— a woman and you can you know, barriers make it on the matrix. if barriers make it on the matrix. tt wen— barriers make it on the matrix. tt wen en— barriers make it on the matrix. if you can make— barriers make it on the matrix. if you can make it— barriers make it on the matrix. if you can make it on performance,- if you can make it on performance, then then great. ven— performance, then then great. vet mew— performance, then then great. you know what— performance, then then great. you know what i— performance, then then great. you know what i mean? like wen-ne— you know what i mean? like wen-e twtne— you know what i mean? like wen-e twtne te— you know what i mean? like you're trying to drag in you're trying to drag people in at you're trying to drag people in et-eeeenee— you're trying to drag people ini at-expense-people at the expense of other people wm—wm i at the expense of other people. wm—wm newe at the expense of other people- who_who have an who would, you know, who have an entnweteem— who would, you know, who have an entnweteem ten— who would, you know, who have an enthusiasm for the _ who would, you know, who have an enthusiasm for the job. that's madness. and— enthusiasm for the job. that's madness. and also,- enthusiasm for the job. that's madness. and also, if- enthusiasm for the job. i.?t: and also, if all the madness. and also, if all the women-dragged- madness. and also, if all the women-dragged into- i.?t: and also, if all the women dragged into the i?t: and also, if all the women dragged into the raf, women get dragged into the raf, wm-e— women get dragged into the raf, wm-e-te— women get dragged into the raf, wm-e-te-tne- who's going to make the sandwiches?— who's going to make the sandwiches? so moving on. yeah, i sandwiches? so moving on. yeah, . wee— sandwiches? so moving on. yeah, t gene— sandwiches? so moving on. yeah, twee going-l— sandwiches? so moving on. yeah, twee eetne-t-tti i was going to say, i mean, it is i was going to say, i mean, it. te—tmeeeettte i was going to say, i mean, it. is|achieve.-impossible i was going to say, i mean, it. is|achieve..needless,ssible to achieve. it's needless, it's racist . and actually racist. and it's actually dangerous talking dangerous because we're talking about forces. well, about the armed forces. well, yeah, this yeah, absolutely. i mean, this is yeah, absolutely. i mean, this te—enmet- yeah, absolutely. i mean, this is_armed forces.- is this is the armed forces. tnte— is this is the armed forces. twe-wen- is this is the armed forces.- this _very expensive, this is flying very expensive, wen— this is flying very expensive, wen-te— this is flying very expensive, very-to control- this is flying very expensive, very to control pieces very difficult to control pieces of very difficult to control pieces et mitten— very difficult to control pieces of military equipment. i mean, you— of military equipment. i mean, wen ten-t— of military equipment. i mean, you ten-t went— of military equipment. i mean, you don't want to— of military equipment. i mean, you don't want to be, you know, aetttne— you don't want to be, you know, aetttne eem— you don't want to be, you know, aetttne eeet et— you don't want to be, you know, getting sort of tick— you don't want to be, you know, getting sort of tick box hires and:— getting sort of tick box hires ent. you— getting sort of tick box hires and, you know,— getting sort of tick box hires and, you know, the whole skin eeewt— and, you know, the whole skin eeewt emnt— and, you know, the whole skin colour chart against you and say.— colour chart against you and say ween— colour chart against you and say, yeah, brilliant, getting tnet— say, yeah, brilliant, getting tnet t—te— say, yeah, brilliant, getting tnet t—te .— say, yeah, brilliant, getting that f—16 . yeah. that f—16. yeah. crashes into the mountain. yeah, exactly . the mountain. yeah, exactly. yeah. anyway, moving on.

millennials_ yeah. anyway, moving on. millennials don't know much emnt— millennials don't know much emnt wente— millennials don't know much about world war— millennials don't know much about world war two. well, it me— about world war two. well, it nee-ee— about world war two. well, it nee-so weee - about world war two. well, it has-80 years. we- about world war two. well, it has 80 years. we a world has been 80 years. we a world whe— has been 80 years. we a world war. who millennials- has been 80 years. we a world war. tiii war. who millennials lack basic knowledge of second world war with 41% not knowing. britain fought for the allies and 11% thinking the miracle of dunkirk refers to when the surrendered survey claims. so young people don't know anything about the second world war. what's worse is they think they know. apparently 61% think they know enough. fine . so enough. and that's fine. so anyway , there's a film coming anyway, there's a film coming out soon about oppenheimer, who was the father of the atomic bomb. and i guess the hope is that this film is going to educate people somewhat, although i don't know whether a 2023 film will be accurate . i 2023 film will be accurate. i don't i don't know. um, i thought don't i don't know. um, i tnenent you— don't i don't know. um, i thought you were - thought you were going to say don't i don't know. um, i- thought you were going to say in your— thought you were going to say in your eeentne— thought you were going to say in your eeentna rete— thought you were going to say in your opening joke there. come on, your opening joke there. come tt— your opening joke there. come tt nee— your opening joke there. come on, it has been— your opening joke there. come on, it has been 20— your opening joke there. come on, it has been 20 years, but enwwew— on, it has been 20 years, but anyway you— on, it has been 20 years, but anyway, you know, the weird tntne — anyway, you know, the weird tntna emnt— anyway, you know, the weird thing about they thing about this is they don't teem— thing about this is they don'tl learn _war- more. learn about the war any more. mew-ne— learn about the war any more. tnew-ne —etewt they're too busy learning about wntte—etewt white supremacy to learn about tne— white supremacy to learn about tne-tne— white supremacy to learn about tne-tne-nene- the. that's the irony here. mew-ne— the. that's the irony here. they're _woke - they're learning woke post—colonial not post—colonial nonsense, but not the post—colonial nonsense, but not me eetwet— post—colonial nonsense, but not the actual war. _ post—colonial nonsense, but not the actual war. my— post—colonial nonsense, but not the actual war. my theory on tnte— the actual war. my theory on we te— the actual war. my theory on this is, although— the actual war. my theory on this is, although am

this is, although i am a millennial,— this is, although i am a millennial, but on the older end:— millennial, but on the older ent-eeet— millennial, but on the older ent-eeet et- millennial, but on the older end, sort of generation end, the my sort of generation is end, the my sort of generation te-teet— end, the my sort of generation te-teet-tnew- end, the my sort of generationj is-last-knew their is the last one that knew their enenttetnen— grandfather who had fought in the grandfather who had fought in tne—twe— grandfather who had fought in the two grandfathers the wars. i had two grandfathers wm— the wars. i had two grandfathers wm-tn— the wars. i had two grandfathers wm-tn wente— the wars. i had two grandfathers who-in world war- the wars. i had two grandfathers who in world war ii and who fought in world war ii and we who fought in world war ii and we-up— who fought in world war ii and we-we ent— who fought in world war ii and we-we ent tt— who fought in world war ii and we-up and it-very- who fought in world war ii and we up and it very much who fought in world war ii and we ofup and it very much who fought in world war ii and we of our nd it very much who fought in world war ii and we of our lives. very much who fought in world war ii and we of our lives. whereas much a part of our lives. whereas if wen-ne— a part of our lives. whereas if you're e— a part of our lives. whereas if wen-e e ttttte— a part of our lives. whereas if you're a little bit— a part of our lives. whereas if you're a little bit younger than met.— you're a little bit younger than met—eeen- you're a little bit younger than that,_seem like- that, it starts to seem like ntetem— that, it starts to seem like history, right?— that, it starts to seem like history, right? think that that, it starts to seem like hist(die right? think that that, it starts to seem like hist(die outt? think that that, it starts to seem like hist(die out with think that that, it starts to seem like hist(die out with mythink that that, it starts to seem like hist(die out with my generation, will die out with my generation, enetent— will die out with my generation, ancient history. _ will die out with my generation, ancient history. g g ancient history. i mean, growing up we were up we had and also we were allowed guns things allowed toy guns and things like that. around. we that. and we ran around. we pretended you pretended we were, you know, allied or germans or allied troops or germans or whatever, and pretend to be whatever, and we'd pretend to be shooting each other. we'd act out we saw and out the things that we saw and the world war two films and comics were still super popular. but you see now we've but yeah, like you see now we've got culture . they got this this woke culture. they hate woke culture, but hate to see woke culture, but but is. what do but that's what it is. what do they they learn that, you they do? they learn that, you know, everything that the british empire did bad. british empire did was bad. and the people who get called now are people who are the exact same people who defeated the. yeah. yeah. and it's defeated the. yeah. yeah. and tt-e teet— defeated the. yeah. yeah. and we tnet wnet— defeated the. yeah. yeah. and it's just what are— defeated the. yeah. yeah. and it's just what are they- it's just what are they teeentnee— it's just what are they teaching? and that's the most the teaching? and that's the most tne etteet— teaching? and that's the most the oldest i've— teaching? and that's the most the oldest i've ever sounded. nut— the oldest i've ever sounded. nut wnet— the oldest i've ever sounded. but we ee— the oldest i've ever sounded. but what are they teaching in tneee— but what are they teaching in these schools?— but what are they teaching in these schools? because if you ten-t— these schools? because if you ten-t mew— these schools? because if you don't know about— these schools? because if you don't know about world 11, don't know about world war ii, but you learn all about how emem-e— but you learn all about how britain's evil— but you learn all about how britain's evil. _ but you learn all about how britain's evil . / but you learn all about how britain's evil. / but you learn all about how britain's evil . / britain's evil. yeah, but then it's difficult, it? it's difficult, isn't it? because you teach? because what else do you teach?

because what else do you teach? because great to because it would be great to learn more about soviet russia, wouldn't much wouldn't it? and there's so much stuff think most stuff in the world. i think most teeenene— stuff in the world. i think most teeenene mw— stuff in the world. i think most teachers now would— i : i think most teachers now would teach soviet tweete— teachers now would teach soviet tweetelee— teachers now would teach soviet tweetelee e— teachers now would teach soviet russia-as a utopia— teachers now would teach soviet russia as a utopia that we russia as as a utopia that we emwtt— russia as as a utopia that we emwtt etm— russia as as a utopia that we should aim for— russia as as a utopia that we should aim for .— russia as as a utopia that we should aim for. yeah. yeah. anyway— should aim for. yeah. yeah. anyway newne— should aim for. yeah. yeah. anyway, moving on, we've got the ewentten— anyway, moving on, we've got the ewentten mw— anyway, moving on, we've got the guardian now and— anyway, moving on, we've got the guardian now and minstrels were emet— guardian now and minstrels were emet tn— guardian now and minstrels were prized in mediaeval society , prized in mediaeval society, eneenmettw— prized in mediaeval society, presumably because the crispy enett— presumably because the crispy enett eteeeet— presumably because the crispy shell stopped the chocolate metttne— shell stopped the chocolate melting-yeah,- shell stopped the chocolate melting yeah, mad and melting nick yeah, mad and ettenetwe— melting nick yeah, mad and offensive-shed- melting nick yeah, mad and offensive shed light on offensive texts shed light on the offensive texts shed light on me nete— offensive texts shed light on the role played— offensive texts shed light on the role played by minstrels in metteewet— the role played by minstrels in mediaeval society, not the black ent— mediaeval society, not the black and-minstrels. - mediaeval society, not the black and minstrels. and white minstrels. that's ttttetent. — and white minstrels. that's different. this is the huge man script has uncovered script which has been uncovered by dr. james wade, and by this guy, dr. james wade, and he of minstrel he said that echoes of minstrel humour can be found shows humour can be found in shows such mock the week. so such as mock the week. so apparently it was rubbish and situational and situational comedies and slapstick and i can't believe leo missed my mock the week. jo you know, was a great moment to hate on mock the week. but anyway, they found these manuscripts of manuscripts and it's kind of like sort it's like like a sort of it's kind of like a reminder. almost like a reminder. it's almost like a set for minstrels to set list for, for minstrels to remind themselves they remind themselves what they were saying. kind of like saying. so it's kind of like the ancient stand comedians. ancient stand up comedians. yeah, exciting, yeah, it's pretty exciting, ten-t— yeah, it's pretty exciting, isn't-because - yeah, it's pretty exciting,- isn't-because-didn't isn't it? because they didn't wette— isn't it? because they didn't we tntnee— isn't it? because they didn't write things-a- isn't it? because they didn't write things a lot isn't it? because they didn't- write things-a lot-those write things down a lot in those

tewe— write things down a lot in those twe-.— write things down a lot in those tewe- — write things down a lot in those tewe- tt-e— write things down a lot in those days,-. it's slightly- days, right. it's slightly better than you made it sound good, right ? that's it for this good, right? that's it for this eeetten— good, right? that's it for this eeetten. t-m— good, right? that's it for this section. i'm going— good, right? that's it for this section. i'm going to- g: iig7’ that's it for this section. i'm going to give my penet— section. i'm going to give my eenet me— section. i'm going to give my panel some coffee in the break. net— panel some coffee in the break. nut eemtne— panel some coffee in the break. nut eemtne up— panel some coffee in the break. but coming up in— panel some coffee in the break. but coming up in our final eeetten— but coming up in our final section, we've— but coming up in our final section, we've got nasa neeetttne— section, we've got nasa neeenme en— section, we've got nasa reporting on ufos, chinese tntttne— reporting on ufos, chinese drilling-hotel- reporting on ufos, chinese. drilling-hotel-see drilling and a hotel scam. see you— drilling and a hotel scam. see wen-mtnwtee— drilling and a hotel scam. see wen-mtnwtee .—

welcome back to headliners. we-we— welcome back to headliners. we-we eet— welcome back to headliners. we-we eet tne— welcome back to headliners. we've got the star now with a etew— we've got the star now with a etem tnet-e— we've got the star now with a story that's, well, _ we've got the star now with a story that's, well, boring. enme— story that's, well, boring. chris gunter— story that's, well, boring. chris gunter .— story that's, well, boring. chris gunter . you know the chris gunter. you know the tntt — chris gunter. you know the tntt pte— chris gunter. you know the drill. did you— chris gunter. you know the drill. did you see what i did tneee — drill. did you see what i did there? good.— drill. did you see what i did there? good. very- drill. did you see what i did there? c: g: there? good. very good. china is drilling a 10,000 metre hole to the centre of the earth, and no one is sure why. the centre of the earth, and no one is sure why . they're not one is sure why. they're not entirely ignorant of why. because it turns out that there might be some oil down there. yeah. so that's this happened yeah. so that's this is happened before . there's good to before. there's good reason to go digging isn't it. yeah. they're currently buying most of their from saudi arabia so their oil from saudi arabia so i don't whether they just don't know whether they just want their

want to have a backup of their own. russia as well. and own. and russia as well. and apparently russia _ own. and russia as well. and apparently russia is- apparently russia is exporting neettne— apparently russia is exporting neettne et— apparently russia is exporting heating oil to— apparently russia is exporting heating oil to saudi arabia, wnten— heating oil to saudi arabia, met you— heating oil to saudi arabia, which you can— heating oil to saudi arabia, which you can at fire sale which you can buy at fire sale tneee— which you can buy at fire sale prices because— which you can buy at fire sale prices because of— which you can buy at fire sale prices because of because of prices because of the because of the prices because of the because of tne-eee— prices because of the because of tne-eee .— prices because of the because of tne-eee . tnt— prices because of the because of the-cap . and then- prices because of the because of the cap . and then saudi the price cap. and then saudi anette— the price cap. and then saudi anette-.— the price cap. and then saudi anette-. se— the price cap. and then saudi arabia-. so it's- the price cap. and then saudi arabia . so it's used for arabia exports. so it's used for temeette— arabia exports. so it's used for domestic consumption in saudi anette.— domestic consumption in saudi anette. emem— domestic consumption in saudi arabia, exports own oil at arabia, exports its own oil at tutt— arabia, exports its own oil at twtt eme— arabia, exports its own oil at tntt enee te— arabia, exports its own oil at full price to other countries. tnteneettne— full price to other countries. tnteneettne — full price to other countries. interesting : interesting until you've read the today . yeah. what the economist today. yeah. what this china drilling down this is china are drilling down to find some female to try and find some female politicians fit quota. politicians to fit their quota. if remember the earlier if you remember the earlier story guys, it's a callback . and story guys, it's a callback. and the great thing is they're doing it secrecy and one knows it in secrecy and no one knows why. great thing why. and that's the great thing about china. i'm not about china being china. i'm not bringing . that bringing up china again. that was but we do was earlier, but we can't do anything can you anything in a secret. can you imagine britain just imagine like, oh, britain just doing hole. we're doing a massive hole. why we're not you china not going to tell you it's china . can do what you want . you can just do what you want and anyone. and it's and not tell anyone. and it's like when had like when they had that hypersonic missile, remember, and were and all the us intelligence were going, how they're going, we don't know how they're doing yeah, we've doing this. like, yeah, we've got a massive missile deal with it. so it's quite disturbing to drill massive hole. we don't drill a massive hole. we don't know chris know why. yeah, but as chris eewe— know why. yeah, but as chris sayst-t_ know why. yeah, but as chris says,-, because - know why. yeah, but as chris says,-, because it's. know why. yeah, but as chrisi says,-, because it's not says, i mean, because it's not tne— says, i mean, because it's not even the deepest— says, i mean, because it's not even the deepest in even the deepest hole in eetee— even the deepest hole in existence they're talking about like existence they're talking about ttte-en — existence they're talking about ttte-en - tt- existence they're talking about like-an - it goes.

like such an a hole. it goes down— like such an a hole. it goes down 10,000m._ like such an a hole. it goes down 10,000m. already like such an a hole. it goes- down 10,000m.-already got down 10,000m. we've already got holes— down 10,000m. we've already got holes-go. — down 10,000m. we've already got holes-go. there's— down 10,000m. we've already got holes go. there's that holes that go. there's one that goes— holes that go. there's one that goes down— holes that go. there's one that goes down 12,500m in russia. right. — goes down 12,500m in russia. right. so— goes down 12,500m in russia. right. so n-s— goes down 12,500m in russia. right. so it's quite similar. they-re— right. so it's quite similar. they-re both— right. so it's quite similar. they're both massive- right. so it's quite similar. they're both massive ,- right. so it's quite similar. they're both massive , massive they're both massive, massive holes deep holes, holes aren't really deep holes, so like they want so it feels like they just want to you've got to have a big hole. you've got like when my brother was a kid, he used to try dig the he used to try and dig the biggest the beach. sort biggest hole on the beach. sort of that. yeah, but of reminds me of that. yeah, but just scaled-little— of reminds me of that. yeah, but just scaled-little bit,- just scaled up a little bit, which—do- just scaled up a little bit, which—do if. just scaled up a little bit,| which—do if you just scaled up a little bit,- which_do if you ran which you would do if you ran your— which you would do if you ran your wn— which you would do if you ran your own dictator— which you would do if you ran your own dictator ship. anyway, which you would do if you ran your ogotdictator ship. anyway, which you would do if you ran your ogotdictetelegraphlnyway, which you would do if you ran your ogotdictetelegraph now ay, which you would do if you ran your ogotdictetelegraph now with we've got the telegraph now with top—the - we've got the telegraph now with top—the beans- top boffins spilling the beans on ufos— top boffins spilling the beans on ufos or— top boffins spilling the beans on ufos or us— top boffins spilling the beans on ufos or us as— top boffins spilling the beans on ufos or us as they're now called.— on ufos or us as they're now caued. us— on ufos or us as they're now called. is that— on ufos or us as they're now called. is that because they're getting— called. is that because they're getting omen— called. is that because they're getting older.7 nick yeah, well, that-s— getting older.7 nick yeah, well, that's stolen. _ getting older.7 nick yeah, well, that's stolen. my— getting older.7 nick yeah, well, that's stolen. m getting older.7 nick yeah, well, that's stolen. g" that's stolen. my only joke on this there's a pretty it's this is there's a pretty it's not, it's not a nana story , but not, it's not a nana story, but it's, you know, it's, it's nasa hole. well, we've got almost complete no proof of ufos visiting us. i mean, it would be great— visiting us. i mean, it would be great tt— visiting us. i mean, it would be great tt teete— visiting us. i mean, it would be great if there was— , g g i mean, it would be great if there was some proof, butt— great if there was some proof, tut, .— great if there was some proof, tut, t meee— great if there was some proof, but, i mean, ufos, they had a gutte— but, i mean, ufos, they had a public conference— but, i mean, ufos, they had a public conference about ufos. wett— public conference about ufos. wett. tet— public conference about ufos. vtett. tet me— public conference about ufos. well, let me just— public conference about ufos. well, let me just say- public conference about ufos. well, let me just say the- well, let me just say the headlines, because they don't like although i've got like me, too. although i've got a i've got a different one anyway. i've got nasa meeting nasa holds first public meeting about you about sightings of ufos. oh, you think us britain. think it's this one.7 us britain. i thought think it's this one? us britain. i thought that was replaced. anyway, about i thought that was replaced. anywa nasa about i thought that was replaced. anywa nasa has about i thought that was replaced.

anywa nasa has shared about ufos. nasa has shared information with the uk or the uk. sorry to share. it's information on ufos. that's one story. other is that story. and the other one is that nasa's had its first public meeting about sightings of ufos. and they're calling and as you say, they're calling them unidentified aerial phenomena , just annoyingly had phenomena, just annoyingly had to the name to one that to change the name to one that none of know . but truth none of us know. but the truth is ufos already here is that ufos are already here because i tucker carlson on because i saw tucker carlson on a saying it. he it a podcast saying it. he had it on good authority. they're here. a podcast saying it. he had it on gcplunge|ority. they're here. a podcast saying it. he had it on gcplunge into. they're here. a podcast saying it. he had it on gcplunge into the ey're here. a podcast saying it. he had it on gcplunge into the ocean ere. a podcast saying it. he had it on gcplunge into the ocean and they plunge into the ocean and then they live in the depths of then they live in the depths of the . so we're in the ocean. so we're looking in the ocean. so we're looking in the but they are the wrong place. but they are here and they are real nobel prize nominee winner prize nominee or winner possibly, i can't remember which said that ufos definitely said that ufos are definitely auens said that ufos are definitely aliens are definitely here. they're living us. and they're living amongst us. and teete— they're living amongst us. and that-e whet— they're living amongst us. and that's what the— they're living amongst us. and that's what the people i rewatched, _ that's what the people i rewatched, - in - that's what the people i rewatched, in black, rewatched, men in black, the etet— rewatched, men in black, the ether-te— rewatched, men in black, the other-it's.it's- rewatched, men in black, the other-it's.it's all. other day. it's all it's all true. yeah it's actually other day. g g / it's actually a true. yeah it's actually a documentary. - true. yeah it's actually a documentary. bob- / it's actually a documentary. true. yeah it's actually a- documentary. bob lazar said true. yeah it's actually a documentary. bob lazar said that he for years, he worked on them for years, and that you watch that documentary. did you watch it? very, very it? and it's all very, very convincing. definitely convincing. yeah, we definitely have , which is a question have ufos, which is a question of are and they're of who they are and what they're doing. we have doing. sorry we have unidentified flying objects . unidentified flying objects. yes, but yes, if you. what are you— yes, but yes, if you. what are yet eeytng— yes, but yes, if you. what are yet eeytng thet— yes, but yes, if you. what are you saying that you think, well, teee— you saying that you think, well, teee ete— you saying that you think, well, these are even— these are even more unidentified. ”cl unidentified. so they're saying

that it's just for that a lot of them it's just for example, something that you example, it's something that you didn't realise, like the planes were you were further away than you thought. they be moving thought. they seem to be moving quicker. were just further quicker. they were just further away. but there's certain away. but then there's a certain amount a percentage unexplained, a small percentage that are still kind of interesting, mad interesting, but isn't it mad that carlson just that tucker carlson acas just said, look, he's a pretty serious , well known journalist, serious, well known journalist, presenter, ? he said, look, presenter, guy? he said, look, i've spoken people. say i've spoken to people. they say they're ufo. they were giving people damage went to people brain damage who went to near could could just be near them could could just be china's secret weapons. we don't know the people were know this. the people were ween-t— know this. the people were wasn't there _ know this. the people were wasn't there some- the people were wasn't there some sort sonic wasn't there some sort of sonic weaonn— wasn't there some sort of sonic weapon or something microwave weapon or something or microwave weaonn— weapon or something or microwave weaonn . — weapon or something or microwave anon . wean.— weapon or something or microwave weapon . yeah. once— weapon or something or microwave weapon . “43?" cinnatz; ege " weapon or something or microwave weapon . “43?" cinnatz; enge " g weapon. yeah. once again, it's got perfectly explainable got a perfectly explainable origin, broken microwave might not be from from venus . it could not be from from venus. it could just be from kyrees.— not be from from venus. it could just be from kyrees. how- it could just be from kyrees. how would you— just be from kyrees. how would you eantatn— just be from kyrees. how would you explain plunging at you explain them plunging at econo— you explain them plunging at record—never. you explain them plunging at. record—never seen record speeds we've never seen no— record speeds we've never seen tnto-eeae — record speeds we've never seen tnto-eeae .— record speeds we've never seen into-sea? i mean,- record speeds we've never seen into-sea? i mean, in- record speeds we've never seen into sea? " " into the sea? i mean, in this article they actually into article they actually go into it. they oh, we saw some it. they say, oh, we saw some. some—remarkable some lights moving at remarkable eneeat—owt- some lights moving at remarkable eneet.—owt tnat- speed. but it turned out that we— speed. but it turned out that tnew-twtnen— speed. but it turned out that they further away. “43?" they were further away. yeah, i just— they were further away. yeah, i gust—wean- just said that. yeah, yeah, wean. — just said that. yeah, yeah, wean. -._ just said that. yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't know. i think yeah. but i don't know. i think they're not think they're real. do you not think ufos are real at this point? yeah possibly. but, you know, i tntnt—nene- think if they made it here, tnew-t— think if they made it here, tnew-t stan— think if they made it here, they'd start drilling for oil or wherever—for. i

wherever they're here for. tnew-t— wherever they're here for. tnew-t stan— wherever they're here for. they'd start doing it, you know, naweettng— they'd start doing it, you know, harvesting-skin-orl harvesting for us skin cells or eonetntng. — harvesting for us skin cells or something. _arei harvesting for us skin cells or. something. _are they something. i mean, why are they twat— something. i mean, why are they twat-eo— something. i mean, why are they twat-so gatet— something. i mean, why are they twat-so gatet-tt- just being so quiet about it wnen— just being so quiet about it wnenlwnen— just being so quiet about it when-when is- just being so quiet about it when when is any country when is when is any country eotonteet— when is when is any country colonised another country and tetng—tt- colonised another country and tetng—tt ant- colonised another country and being—it and justi being quiet about it and just nttten— being quiet about it and just nttten tn— being quiet about it and just hidden in the— being quiet about it and just hidden in the bushes? ennis hidden in the bushes? well, maybe— hidden in the bushes? well, maybe-secretly- hidden in the bushes? well,- maybe - secretly - it. maybe they've secretly done it. like they've already maybe they've secretly done it. like that they've already maybe they've secretly done it. like that the bee already maybe they've secretly done it. like that thebe the ready maybe they've secretly done it. like that the be the ultimate here. that would be the ultimate way it. okay, well, we've way to do it. okay, well, we've got—now-al way to do it. okay, well, we've. got—now-a 9r0up got the guardian now and a group of got the guardian now and a group ot-gotng— got the guardian now and a group ot-gotng-on- of men are going to stay on a tanen— of men are going to stay on a tanen toot— of men are going to stay on a tanen toot tn— of men are going to stay on a barren rock in the— of men are going to stay on a barren rock in the atlantic. is tnte— barren rock in the atlantic. is. tnte—too this because centre parcs is too eanenewee— this because centre parcs is too expensive? possibly expensive? cressida possibly atwentwee— expensive? cressida possibly adventures reach rockall in bid to twe— adventures reach rockall in bid to twe on— adventures reach rockall in bid to live on north— adventures reach rockall in bid to live on north atlantic attantto— to live on north atlantic atlantic inlet— to live on north atlantic atlantic inlet for 60 days. so tneee— atlantic inlet for 60 days. so these adventurers, _ atlantic inlet for 60 days. so these adventurers, they're going to try and live on this rock for 60 days because somebody else has previously lived on it for 45 days. right it sounds incredibly dangerous . and so incredibly dangerous. and so it's 17m tall. it's got an area of 784m2. so it's not very big. i don't know what the facilities are like. i guess this is wild camping. even wilder yeah, there's no plumbing. there's no plumbing, there's no plumbing. and i'm trying to get onto this rock. one of them got knocked into the water twice waves. into the water twice by waves. this you go

this is so dangerous. if you go surfing, don't go surfing, they say, don't go anywhere but anywhere near the rocks. but that's what doing. that's what they're doing. they're charity. they're doing it for charity. they're doing it for charity. they're trying they've they're trying to they've got radios they're radios on here. so they're broadcasting radios , broadcasting out to ham radios, ham radios made out of a slice of bacon. no ham radio. so the broadcast— of bacon. no ham radio. so the broadcast bounces— f no ham radio. so the broadcast bounces the signal tnnowgn— broadcast bounces the signal tntowgn tne— broadcast bounces the signal through the through the ionosphere— through the through the ionosphere or something like wat— ionosphere or something like tnat. ant— ionosphere or something like that. and then— ionosphere or something like that. and then it's an old taentonet— that. and then it's an old- fashioned-communication. fashioned way of communication. wean— fashioned way of communication. wean — fashioned way of communication. wean ana— fashioned way of communication. yeah and they're— fashioned way of communication. yeah and they're doing- fashioned way of communication. yeah g e fashioned way of communication. yeah ”cl g e so yeah and they're doing it. so this a yeah and they're doing it. so this-a non—story— yeah and they're doing it. so this-a non—story .- yeah and they're doing it. so this-a non—story. i- yeah ”cl g e so this a non—story. i mean, this is a non—story. i mean, tnte— this is a non—story. i mean, the to— this is a non—story. i mean, the to a— this is a non—story. i mean, the to a stow— this is a non—story. i mean, this is a story about some notes— this is a story about some blokes washed— this is a story about some blokes washed off a rock. i tnew— blokes washed off a rock. i mean, they call— blokes washed off a rock. i mean, they call it a barren toot. — mean, they call it a barren toot. tnte— mean, they call it a barren rock. this is— mean, they call it a barren rock. this is a— mean, they call it a barren rock. this is a barren story. i t— rock. this is a barren story. i mean, i blame— rock. this is a barren story. i mean, i blame a— rock. this is a barren story. i mean, i blame a territorial ttenwte— mean, i blame a territorial ttenwte ae— mean, i blame a territorial dispute as well— mean, i blame a territorial dispute as well . mean, i blame a territorial dispute as well. i'm blaming the guantan— dispute as well. i'm blaming the ewanttan teo— dispute as well. i'm blaming the guardian, leo, because could tnew— guardian, leo, because could tnew-ttnt— guardian, leo, because could they-find enough- guardian, leo, because could they find enough imaginary they not find enough imaginary eaonn.— they not find enough imaginaryi racism?_this. racism? they had to report this. out— racism? they had to report this. nut—wett- racism? they had to report this. nut—wen wowl but you think it's. well, you tntnt— but you think it's. well, you think-deal? - but you think it's. well, you think-deal? notl think it's a big deal? not natty.— think it's a big deal? not really. _there i think it's a big deal? notl really._there is really. but i mean, there is a territorial dispute which makes it between it vaguely interesting between iceland and britain, although it's closer to britain. but it's much closer to britain. but that territory , the icelanders that territory, the icelanders say, well, can't claim it as say, well, you can't claim it as land because nobody can in land because nobody can live in it. maybe these people living it. so maybe these people living on rock will show that, yes, on the rock will show that, yes, you in it, you can you can live in it, you can sustain on for sustain a community on there for several and then we can several weeks and then we can just start drilling for oil . we

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you ? could have been. nick, have not even— ? could have been. nick, have won teen— ? could have been. nick, have you ever been have— ? could have been. nick, have you ever been have you- 7’ : nick, have you ever been have you ever been tenntet— you ever been have you ever been tenntet to— you ever been have you ever been tenntet to-a— you ever been have you ever been tempted to _a house - you ever been have you ever been tempted to a house on tempted to arrive at a house on on-ant— tempted to arrive at a house on on-ant twat.- tempted to arrive at a house on on-and just. sorry- on dry land and just. sorry i nat— on dry land and just. sorry i natlget— on dry land and just. sorry i natlget tt— on dry land and just. sorry i natlget tt tn— on dry land and just. sorry i had-get it in just- on dry land and just. sorry i had get it in just before the had to get it in just before the ent— had to get it in just before the ent-snow— had to get it in just before the ent-snow .— had to get it in just before the end show . almost a whole end of the show. almost a whole enteote— end of the show. almost a whole enteote-a— end of the show. almost a whole episode-a boat. - end of the show. almost a whole episode a boat. �*ftnzi; ”iii: episode lives on a boat. we're inst— episode lives on a boat. we're just gotng— episode lives on a boat. we're just gotng to— episode lives on a boat. we're just going to and squeeze just going to try and squeeze this in. finally we've got this one in. finally we've got the a korean the mirror with a korean man who's get to who's a bit too eager to get to the cressida. igot the duty free cressida. i got a weird feeling about- the duty free cressida. i got a. weird feeling about-next weird feeling about the man next to tne— weird feeling about the man next to tnen— weird feeling about the man next to tnen ne— weird feeling about the man next to me. then he opened the plane toot— to me. then he opened the plane toot-we-we— to me. then he opened the plane toot-we-we-a— to me. then he opened the plane door-we've-a-of. door and we've got a video of tnte— door and we've got a video of tie . — door and we've got a video of tnte. that-s— door and we've got a video of this. that's not— door and we've got a video of this . ““«t door and we've got a video of this . door and we've got a video of this. that's not funny. that is cressida . she is not going to cressida. she is not going to jump cressida. she is not going to jump a plane. here we go. jump out of a plane. here we go. so this is after he's the so this is after he's opened the door way, door and which, by the way, in case somebody is case you're worried somebody is going to do this, when you're at 40,000ft, you can't do it then because pressure. he because of the pressure. but he he do because was he could do it because it was just coming to land. yeah. i just coming in to land. yeah. i mean, is fun just coming in to land. yeah. i mean,-islfun story- just coming in to land. yeah. i mean,-islfun story to. just coming in to land. yeah. ii mean,-islfun story to end mean, this is a fun story to end on-aotwattw— on, but it's actually about a guy— on, but it's actually about a guy-was— on, but it's actually about a. guy .was-disturbed. on, but it's actually about a- guy-was-disturbed. he guy who was really disturbed. he just guy who was really disturbed. he twat—nee— guy who was really disturbed. he twat—nee tn- just lost his job. he's in a wett— just lost his job. he's in a went-nee- just lost his job. he's in a weird he's making weird weird state. he's making weird eve— weird state. he's making weird ewe-wttn— weird state. he's making weird ewe _wttn tne - weird state. he's making weirdj eye _with the .then eye contact with the guy. then he eye contact with the guy. then ne-tne— eye contact with the guy. then ne-tne toot.- eye contact with the guy. then he-the door. right- eye contact with the guy. then he the door. right now, he opened the door. right now, nteewnattw— presumably trying to kill everyone. why everyone. i mean, why did he why is everyone. i mean, why did he why te-ttt— everyone. i mean, why did he why te-ttt ne— everyone. i mean, why did he why te-ttt ne onen— everyone. i mean, why did he why is-did he open it?- everyone. i mean, why did he why is-did he open it? it- is he why did he open it? it sonnet— is he why did he open it? it sonnet wen— is he why did he open it? it sounds very dodgy. and he could taee—ton- face ten years in prison for tnte. — face ten years in prison for tnte. iton-t— face ten years in prison for- this. .don't-they this. we don't know yet. they said a state to be said he's not in a state to be interviewed they can't even interviewed yet. they can't even deal with him yet. he. know.

deal with him yet. he. i know. calm down. so still. calm down. so he's still. that eten-t— calm down. so he's still. that attn-t—ntn- calm down. so he's still. that didn't—him downi didn't work to calm him down because— didn't work to calm him down teeawee—eonl didn't work to calm him down. because—sort of because he was in some sort of tanta— because he was in some sort of tnantte state,— because he was in some sort of frantic state, thought frantic state, he thought onentng— frantic state, he thought- onentng—wowtt frantic state, he thought- opening_would would opening a plane door would would ettene— opening a plane door would would nettewe sonne— opening a plane door would would relieve some anxiety. and relieve some of his anxiety. and it relieve some of his anxiety. and tt tttn-t— relieve some of his anxiety. and it didn't work. _ relieve some of his anxiety. and it didn't work. he— relieve some of his anxiety. and it didn't work. ti; t: relieve some of his anxiety. and it didn't work. t: it didn't work. he said he just wanted to get off the plane quickly. i mean, wasn't quickly. i mean, he wasn't lying about that, was he? okay that's the nearly over. about that, was he? okay that's the - nearly over. i let's i the short nearly over. so let's tate— the short nearly over. so let's take another— the short nearly over. so let's take another quick look at tnwetaw-e— take another quick look at thursday's front page. the thursday's front page. is the natty— thursday's front page. is the natty-teats— thursday's front page. is the daily-leads with- thursday's front page. is the daily leads with humiliated daily mail leads with humiliated itv daily mail leads with humiliated ttv toneet— daily mail leads with humiliated ttv toneet to— daily mail leads with humiliated itv forced to order— daily mail leads with humiliated itv forced to order schofield tngwtw— itv forced to order schofield tngwtw .— itv forced to order schofield tngwtw . tne— itv forced to order schofield inquiry . the telegraph has inquiry. the telegraph has eetannet— inquiry. the telegraph has scrapped unfair inheritance tax wee— scrapped unfair inheritance tax wee tet— scrapped unfair inheritance tax mps tell sunak— scrapped unfair inheritance tax mps tell sunak the guardian teats— mps tell sunak the guardian teate wttn— mps tell sunak the guardian leads with universities funding notet— leads with universities funding notet te— leads with universities funding model is broken.— leads with universities funding model is broken. vice vice—chancellors warn the mirror has vice—chancellors warn the mirror nae ttv— vice—chancellors warn the mirror nae ttv taw— vice—chancellors warn the mirror has itv fury over— vice—chancellors warn the mirror has itv fury over phil affair wn— has itv fury over phil affair an tne— has itv fury over phil affair cover up the times leads with nwtgana— cover up the times leads with twtgana to— cover up the times leads with bulgaria to help— cover up the times leads with bulgaria to help sunak stop more smatt— bulgaria to help sunak stop more enatt toate. — bulgaria to help sunak stop more small boats. and— bulgaria to help sunak stop more small boats. and finally, the daily— small boats. and finally, the tattw stan— small boats. and finally, the daily star has— small boats. and finally, the daily star has henry the eighth wan-t— daily star has henry the eighth wan-t eten— daily star has henry the eighth wan-t eten a— daily star has henry the eighth wasn't such a wrong'un and those wow nont— wasn't such a wrong'un and those were your front pages . and were your front pages. and tnat-e— were your front pages. and tnat-e att— were your front pages. and that's all we— were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. want— that's all we have time for. tnant wow— that's all we have time for. tnant wow eo— that's all we have time for. thank you so much to my guests, cnnetonnen— thank you so much to my guests, christopher wetton— thank you so much to my guests, christopher wetton nick christopher wetton and nick moon.— dixon. sorry for the comment about—tact- about the coffee. i'm back tomorrow-josh- about the coffee. i'm back tomorrow josh howie and tomorrow with josh howie and tntnew— tomorrow with josh howie and antnew dowe— tomorrow with josh howie and andrew doyle. and you're andrew doyle. and if you're watentng—

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bods boris johnson piles pressure on the prime minister as he hands over his pandemic whatsapp us. good morning. at 6:00 on tnwetaw— good morning. at 6:00 on thursday, the— good morning. at 6:00 on thursday, the ist- good morning. at 6:00 on thursday, the 1st of- i: “g at 6:00 on thursday, the 1st of june. this is thursday, the ist of june. this is breakfast— thursday, the ist of june. this is breakfast on— thursday, the 1st of june. this is breakfast on gb news with tute— is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello— is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello and peter andre. nete-e— ellie costello and peter andre. nete-e wnat-e— ellie costello and peter andre. here's what's leading the news tnte— here's what's leading the news tnte nonntng— here's what's leading the news tnte nonntng. — here's what's leading the news this morning. and- here's what's leading the news this morning. '“t: $3“ here's what's leading the news this morning. “t: 33“ here's what's leading the news this morning . '“t: 33“ this morning. and rishi sunak is facing a challenge from his predecessor, boris johnson, to hand over pandemic whatsapps and diaries to the covid inquiry. ahead of a 4 pm. deadline

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