tv Headliners Replay GB News June 11, 2023 5:00am-6:00am BST
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next very next- ivery good next— . very good evening next very good evening to you. it's aaron . very good evening to you. it's aaron armstrong— . very good evening to you. it's aaron armstrong here— . very good evening to you. it's aaron armstrong here at- very good evening to you. it's aaron armstrong here at 11:00 in the aaron armstrong here at11:00 in the-news— aaron armstrong here at 11:00 in the news newsroom with the the gb news newsroom with the start— the gb news newsroom with the start-the— the gb news newsroom with the start-the prime— the gb news newsroom with the start the prime minister, start with the prime minister, who— start with the prime minister, who is— start with the prime minister, who is facing— start with the prime minister, who is facing a— start with the prime minister, who is facing a further ohouongo— who is facing a further challenge to- who is facing a further challenge to his leadership after— challenge to his leadership ofoor o— challenge to his leadership after a second— challenge to his leadership after a second ally of boris johnson— after a second ally of boris johnson has— after a second ally of boris johnson has resigned. nigel adamo,— johnson has resigned. nigel adamo, tho— johnson has resigned. nigel adams, the mp— johnson has resigned. nigel adams, the mp for selby and am,— adams, the mp for selby and mm in— adams, the mp for selby and ainsty in north— adams, the mp for selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, stood down— ainsty in north yorkshire, stood down wm.— ainsty in north yorkshire, stood down with immediate effect, triggering— down with immediate effect, rrrggorrrrg o— down with immediate effect, triggering a third by—election in triggering a third by—election rrr zo— triggering a third by—election h 2h hours.— triggering a third by—election in 24 hours. his— triggering a third by—election in 24 hours. his decision rohowo— in 24 hours. his decision follows that— in 24 hours. his decision follows that of- in 24 hours. his decision follows that of johnson and hooho— follows that of johnson and nadine dorries_ follows that of johnson and nadine dorries yesterday , and nadine dorries yesterday, and it's nadine dorries yesterday, and rr-o roo— nadine dorries yesterday, and rr-o hog ro— nadine dorries yesterday, and it's led to calls— nadine dorries yesterday, and it's led to calls for a general oroorroh. — it's led to calls for a general election. johnson— it's led to calls for a general election. johnson made his announcement— election. johnson made his announcement after seeing in ooohoo— announcement after seeing in advance a report— announcement after seeing in advance a report from the oorhrhhroo— advance a report from the committee investigating whether he rhhroo— committee investigating whether he misled parliament. shadow dogho— he misled parliament. shadow oogrry horror— he misled parliament. shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's deputy leader angela rayner says rr-o chor— deputy leader angela rayner says it's clear johnson— deputy leader angela rayner says it's clear johnson lied . it's clear johnson lied. rrhhogos— it's clear johnson lied. privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps. and he's just tried to trash
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them and say i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong . he's a man that nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't been in shouldn't have been in parliament in the first place. former us president donald trump says he's the victim of a politically motivated witch hunt to him from the white to keep him from the white house. speaking at georgia gage,— house. speaking at georgia state, republican- speaking at georgia state, republican convention, humo— state, republican convention, hump ohogoo— state, republican convention, trump alleged president joe hrooh— trump alleged president joe biden orchestrated the criminal charges— biden orchestrated the criminal charges against— biden orchestrated the criminal charges against him, describing the charges against him, describing he forgot— charges against him, describing the federal indictment as ridiculous— the federal indictment as ridiculous and- the federal indictment as ridiculous and baseless. the former— ridiculous and baseless. the former president— ridiculous and baseless. the former president is facing 37 rorohy— former president is facing 37 felony counts— former president is facing 37 felony counts in— former president is facing 37 felony counts in connection with the felony counts in connection with he hoorohg— felony counts in connection with the hoarding of— felony counts in connection with the hoarding of classified documents,— the hoarding of classified documents, including us nuclear oooroor hr— documents, including us nuclear shores-r hr hrs— documents, including us nuclear secrets. at his florida home. they've— secrets. at his florida home. they've launched _ secrets. at his florida home. they've launched one- secrets. at his florida home. they've launched one hoax and witch hunt after another to try and stop our movement and thwart the will of the american people . every time you not even believable witch hunt, witch hunt, scam, hoax , as it's called hunt, scam, hoax, as it's called for election interference and they're doing the best they can with it. a 16 year old boy has
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been charged with two counts of attempted murder and one count of grievous bodily harm after an attack at a boarding school in devon. it's over a violent oooouh— devon. it's over a violent oooouh oh— devon. it's over a violent assault on two— 1" it's over a violent assault on two teenage boys and an hour— assault on two teenage boys and oh oouh or— assault on two teenage boys and an adult at blundell's school in moron.— an adult at blundell's school in tiverton. both— an adult at blundell's school in tiverton. both boys remain in horror,— tiverton. both boys remain in hoogrroh oh— tiverton. both boys remain in hospital, one in— tiverton. both boys remain in hospital, one in a— tiverton. both boys remain in hospital, one in a critical oohohroh— hospital, one in a critical condition, the— hospital, one in a critical condition, the other in a serious but— condition, the other in a serious but stable condition. rho— serious but stable condition. he armh— serious but stable condition. he oouh, o— serious but stable condition. the adult, a staff member, has been— the adult, a staff member, has been released.— the adult, a staff member, has been released. the— the adult, a staff member, has been released. the teenager will appear— been released. the teenager will oggoor or— been released. the teenager will appear or rxoror— been released. the teenager will appear at exeter magistrates couh— appear at exeter magistrates couh oh— appear at exeter magistrates court on monday. appear at exeter magistrates court on monday . a second man court on monday. a second man hoo— court on monday. a second man has been— court on monday. a second man has been arrested— court on monday. a second man has been arrested by police investigating— has been arrested by police investigating the disappearance of investigating the disappearance or o— investigating the disappearance or o h— investigating the disappearance of a woman in county antrim . 21 of a woman in county antrim. 21 year— of a woman in county antrim. 21 year org— of a woman in county antrim. 21 year our chroo— of a woman in county antrim. 21 year old chloe mitchell was last seen in ballymena_ year old chloe mitchell was last seen in ballymena a week ago. rho— seen in ballymena a week ago. the community— seen in ballymena a week ago. the community rescue service has been— the community rescue service has been ooohrhg— the community rescue service has been assisting police in the ogororroh— been assisting police in the ogororroh ,— been assisting police in the operation , focusing on the operation, focusing on the rown-o— operation, focusing on the town's braid— operation, focusing on the town's braid river. operation, focusing on the town's braid river . a 34 year town's braid river. a 34 year orn— town's braid river. a 34 year our wo— town's braid river. a 34 year old was detained— town's braid river. a 34 year old was detained in ballymena rhh— old was detained in ballymena rhh nornrng— old was detained in ballymena this morning following the oner— this morning following the who or— this morning following the who of o— this morning following the arrest of a 26— this morning following the arrest of a 26 year old man in cownw— arrest of a 26 year old man in cownrw arnogh— arrest of a 26 year old man in county armagh on— arrest of a 26 year old man in county armagh on thursday . and county armagh on thursday. and wonohooror— county armagh on thursday. and manchester city— county armagh on thursday. and manchester city have won the champions— manchester city have won the champions league for the first who— champions league for the first who honing— champions league for the first time, beating inter milan in honour— time, beating inter milan in honour ro— time, beating inter milan in istanbul to complete an historic nonwo—
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istanbul to complete an historic rrohro. rhooo— istanbul to complete an historic treble. these were— istanbul to complete an historic treble. these were the scenes in wonohooror— treble. these were the scenes in manchester when— treble. these were the scenes in manchester when rodri put city in manchester when rodri put city h nonr— manchester when rodri put city in front after— manchester when rodri put city in front after 68— manchester when rodri put city in front after 68 minutes. well, they— in front after 68 minutes. well, hey how— in front after 68 minutes. well, how new on— in front after 68 minutes. well, they held on to— in front after 68 minutes. well, they held on to cap what's been an incredible— they held on to cap what's been an incredible season. city have hoorno— an incredible season. city have heornoe her— an incredible season. city have become just the— an incredible season. city have become just the second english reen— become just the second english neon oner— become just the second english team after manchester united to win rhe— team after manchester united to win the treble— team after manchester united to win the treble ,_ team after manchester united to win the treble , adding the win the treble, adding the european— win the treble, adding the european title— win the treble, adding the european title to the premier league— european title to the premier league eno— european title to the premier league and the— european title to the premier league and the fa cup torfaen onhne— league and the fa cup torfaen onhne nonr— league and the fa cup torfaen online dab+ radio. this is gb newe— online dab+ radio. this is gb wewe. wow— online dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's— online dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's time for headliners— news. now it's time for headliners ._ headliners. hello and welcome to nowhere.— headliners. hello and welcome to neoohnere. — headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm— headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm stephen allen. are you okay? you won't be when you hear who we've got on tonight to review the newspapers , it's louis schaefer and making her first appearance on this show , kelly taylor. welcome to show, kelly taylor. welcome to both of you. good day. yeah, it hasn't happened yet . what hasn't hasn't happened yet. what hasn't happened? our day? we just started our day.— happened? our day? we just started our day. you're- 37 cu. ” 037 we just started our day. you're asking how— started our day. you're asking how he— started our day. you're asking how he wow—
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started our day. you're asking how is work been— started our day. you're asking how is work been going? and we just how is work been going? and we we gon— how is work been going? and we we gor ro— how is work been going? and we just got to work. _ how is work been going? and we just got to work. 4:3. ”c: g just got to work. you're leaving a lot of eggs in the basket. if the last hour of the day is the only time for something good to happen, and then you know what? you're basically you're hoeroorw— you're basically you're basically questioned my appearance— appearance on the show. so how do appearance on the show. so how rho-how— appearance on the show. so how rho-how h-e— appearance on the show. so how do-how it's going- appearance on the show. so how do how it's going to be? do we know how it's going to be? good— do we know how it's going to be? good hornr. — do we know how it's going to be? good point. well— do we know how it's going to be? good point. �*fw�*rzgc : �*fw�*rzgc good point. well made. well, let's get into the front pages. the observer goes with furious tories turn against johnson after bias outburst sunday times allies as tory allies abandoned johnson as tory mutiny flat. the sunday mutiny falls flat. the sunday telegraph johnson orchestrates attack on pm over swindle the sunday mirror. starmer message to sunak general election now sunday express electoral slaughter and finally the daily star sunday says i saw the devil at the end of my bed and those were your front pages . probably were your front pages. probably a different story. not sure. kicking off the in—depth look at sunday's papers, let's go to the sunday's papers, let's go to the sunday times. louis what's on
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their front sunday times. louis what's on theirfront page? well, sunday times. louis what's on their front page? well, the sunday— their front page? well, the sunday times— their front page? well, the sunday times has- ” 37 well, the sunday times has the big news, which— sunday times has the big news, which he— sunday times has the big news, which is allies— sunday times has the big news, which is allies abandoned johnson— which is allies abandoned rohneon oe— which is allies abandoned johnson as tory mutiny falls hor— johnson as tory mutiny falls her one— johnson as tory mutiny falls flat and the— johnson as tory mutiny falls flat and the backing of the former— flat and the backing of the former prime— flat and the backing of the former prime minister evaporates as he— former prime minister evaporates as he gene— former prime minister evaporates as he quits after— former prime minister evaporates as he quits after he quits. and he he— as he quits after he quits. and he he hhew— as he quits after he quits. and he is likely he's— as he quits after he quits. and he is likely he's unlikely to seek— he is likely he's unlikely to seek o— he is likely he's unlikely to seek a new seat- he is likely he's unlikely to seek a new seat . i guess what seek a new seat. i guess what happened— seek a new seat. i guess what happened he— seek a new seat. i guess what happened he he— seek a new seat. i guess what happened is he quit. he quit heeawee— happened is he quit. he quit heeawee he— happened is he quit. he quit because he was— happened is he quit. he quit because he was being kicked out heeawee— because he was being kicked out heeawee rheo— because he was being kicked out because they because his own party— because they because his own panw rwrnea— because they because his own panw when on— because they because his own party turned on him . epic“ party turned on him. well, i suppose— party turned on him. well, i suppose he— party turned on him. well, i suppose he wasn't being kicked out. the recommendation from the committee could have included suspension , which could have suspension, which could have been long enough to then go to the parliament to vote see if the parliament to vote to see if they wanted to recall him. and then have had to go to then he would have had to go to his the by—election. could his the by—election. he could have got the have got through the parliamentary vote. he could have got the have got through the by—election. ithink have got through the by—election. i think at end by—election. i think at the end of by—election. i think at the end or he— by—election. i think at the end or one-rhe— by—election. i think at the end of the -the tories- by—election. i think at the end of the -the tories are - f ch" i think at the end of the the tories are are of the day, the tories are are ahead— of the day, the tories are are dead temporarily— of the day, the tories are are dead temporarily . of the day, the tories are are dead temporarily. i think anew-re— dead temporarily. i think rhew-re-h- dead temporarily. i think they're it doesn't matter they're dead. it doesn't matter whar— they're dead. it doesn't matter whar happene. — they're dead. it doesn't matter what happens. and i think prohahhw— what happens. and i think- probably,_johnson what happens. and i think- probrget,_johnson what happens. and i think- probrget voted-johnson what happens. and i think probrget voted he johnson what happens. and i think probrget voted he ran nson may get voted out if he ran agahn. — may get voted out if he ran agahn. so— may get voted out if he ran agahn. so h— may get voted out if he ran again. so i think there's i rhhnh— again. so i think there's i think there's— again. so i think there's i think there's no future for the horhee— think there's no future for the horhee ana— think there's no future for the horhee and h— think there's no future for the tories and i think that boris rohneon— tories and i think that boris rohneon eon— tories and i think that boris johnson sort of— tories and i think that boris johnson sort of realises that i,
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i johnson sort of realises that i, h hon-r— johnson sort of realises that i, h non-r rearw— johnson sort of realises that i, i don't really understand the erow— i don't really understand the erow . — i don't really understand the erow . h— i don't really understand the erorw . h hon-r— i don't really understand the story . chi?" c c. story. i don't understand the story. well, i'm glad i'm in good— story. well, i'm glad i'm in good company— well, i'm glad i'm in good company business, to be honeer. — good company business, to be honeer. h— good company business, to be honest. i don't— good company business, to be honest. i don't know- good company business, to be honest. chi?" c honest. i don't know why i'm here. my question was honest. chi?" c "rzrrz; my question was going honest. chi?" c “c173 my question was going to here. my question was going to be here. my question was going to he an— here. my question was going to he wow— here. my question was going to he you he— “c173 my question was going to be can you be temporarily dead? heoawee— be can you be temporarily dead? heoawee-eaha— be can you be temporarily dead? because said they're dead because you said they're dead renporarhhw.— because you said they're dead renporarhhw. h— because you said they're dead temporarily. i think you're rhhnhhng— temporarily. i think you're thinking—no,. temporarily. i think you're. thinking—no, i'm thinking of sleep. no, i'm rhhnhhng— thinking of sleep. no, i'm thinking i'm thinking this is what i'm thinking. thinking that thinking. i'm thinking that every political party seems like they're forever , they they're dead forever, but they eventually comeback. eventually make a comeback. labour a comeback. the labour made a comeback. the tories made a comeback all tories made a comeback after all those think people those years. but i think people i think the his his louis shaffer's political assessment of the political situation right now you take it for what it's worth, i think the party is divided at and they feel that they were cheated over covid and that they're being cheated over brexit, over brexit as well. another group have been cheated. there's people who are and they haven't they haven't , they haven't they haven't, they haven't they haven't, they haven't let the cards fall where they may. the cards is need, need to fall on the ground before they're picked up. only if. yeah. before they're picked up. only if . yeah. any idea what that
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if. yeah. any idea what that neraphor— if. yeah. any idea what that metaphor was— �*" yeah. any idea what that metaphor was about? c metaphor was about? it's none of my business. i don't— metaphor was about? it's none of my business. i don't know- metaphor was about? c i don't know what's my business. i don't know what's happenhng. — my business. i don't know what's happenhng. wean— my business. i don't know what's happenhng. wean .— my business. i don't know what's happening. yeah , but- i don't know what's happening. / c happening. yeah, but when it. when— happening. yeah, but when it. when hr— happening. yeah, but when it. when it comes— happening. yeah, but when it. when it comes to. _ happening. yeah, but when it. when it comes to. wait,- happening. / c when it comes to. wu? c c when it comes to. wait, wait. can— when it comes to. wait, wait. can we— when it comes to. wait, wait. can we just stop? let me. let me be the incompetent one. we're going to have to. this writing's real little. it's very little . real little. it's very little. yeah— real little. it's very little. yeah, that's— real little. it's very little. yeah, that's true. - ”ca c it's very little. yeah, that's true. and again, he— yeah, that's true. and again, he nor— yeah, that's true. and again, he nor of— yeah, that's true. and again, he nor or my— yeah, that's true. and again, it's not of my business. i don't rhhnh— it's not of my business. i don't rhhnh h— it's not of my business. i don't think i could— it's not of my business. i don't think i could say— it's not of my business. i don't think i could say it— it's not of my business. i don't think i could say it better than you— think i could say it better than you aha.— think i could say it better than you who yeah— think i could say it better than you did. yeah, i— think i could say it better than you did. yeah, i think we're. i rhhnh— you did. yeah, i think we're. i think basically— you did. yeah, i think we're. i think basically what- you did. yeah, i think we're. i think basically what do- you did. yeah, i think we're. i think basically what do you. i think. i think the tories are. are in trouble. yeah ba.2 the no , “0, are in trouble. yeah ba.2 the no , no, no. yayi yay. look are in trouble. yeah ba.2 the no , no, no. yayi yay . look at , no, no. yayi yay. look at rhan— , no, no. yayi yay. look at rhar. hor— , no, no. yayi yay. look at that. for balance.- yayi yawn look at that. for balance. we achieved hahanee— that. for balance. we achieved balance without— that. for balance. we achieved balance without words . what balance without words. what eheee— balance without words. what eheee where — balance without words. what else? where else on tv can that be else? where else on tv can that he aehheweae— else? where else on tv can that be achieved? ooh,— else? where else on tv can that be achieved? ooh, beautiful . be achieved? ooh, beautiful. hhar-e— be achieved? ooh, beautiful. hhar-e nagho. — be achieved? ooh, beautiful. that's magic. is— be achieved? ooh, beautiful. that's magic. is that- be achieved? ooh, beautiful. “eng rt. is that sports that's magic. is that sports crowed— that's magic. is that sports erowea rhghr.— that's magic. is that sports crowds, right. well,- “eng rt. is that sports crowds, right. well, we're on he— crowds, right. well, we're on one nonr— crowds, right. well, we're on one rronr page— crowds, right. well, we're on the front page of— crowds, right. well, we're on the front page of the times. hhere-e— the front page of the times. hhere-e an— the front page of the times. there's an underwear story. veah. — there's an underwear story. veah. ana— there's an underwear story. yeah. and also— there's an underwear story. yeah. and also the- there's an underwear story. yeah. and also the nhs- there's an underwear story. yeah. and also the nhs wants cancer advice label on underwear. wants to as every older man knows, sometimes bad things can come out that end . things can come out that end. and we don't know it's bad . and and we don't know it's bad. and it says basically they want to
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put a label saying hey you know if you see anything that's untoward and coming out of your out of your bottom, this is the nhs. they want to stay. they want relevant . they want want to stay relevant. they want people think about nhs people to think about the nhs every second the day. they every second of the day. they just a sign by the reading just want a sign by the reading it. there'll be a sign in the gweeer— it. there'll be a sign in the gweeer rhar— it. there'll be a sign in the gusset that says— . there'll be a sign in the gusset that says see anything ewephehowee — gusset that says see anything suspicious? litmus- gusset that says see anything suspicious? yeah. suspicious? litmus paper. yeah. ana— suspicious? litmus paper. yeah. analnawhe— suspicious? litmus paper. yeah. analnawheiwer— suspicious? litmus paper. yeah. andlmaybe just shows- suspicious? yeah. and maybe just shows up when. and it maybe just shows up when. yeah.— and it maybe just shows up when. veah. hr— and it maybe just shows up when. veah. hr goes— and it maybe just shows up when. yeah, it goes yellow— and it maybe just shows up when. yeah, it goes yellow and— and it maybe just shows up when. yeah, it goes yellow and you've got ink. yeah. and it got invisible ink. yeah. and it just got invisible ink. yeah. and it peer-hhe— got invisible ink. yeah. and it just-like-itr- got invisible ink. yeah. and it just-like-it,-it- just says like see it, say it eonea— just says like see it, say it eonea or— just says like see it, say it sorted or something. c sorted or something. put it on wher— sorted or something. put it on toilet paper. yeah. that sorted or something. c / that would toilet paper. yeah. that would make toilet paper. yeah. that would nahe a— toilet paper. yeah. that would make a hor— toilet paper. yeah. that would make a lot more— h“/r:i;eh“ that would make a lot more because my point was make a lot more because my point gohng— make a lot more because my point gohng ro— make a lot more because my point gohng no he— make a lot more because my point was going to be it's— make a lot more because my point was going to be it's not as if underwear— was going to be it's not as if anaerwear he— was going to be it's not as if underwear is only used in one eerrhng. — underwear is only used in one setting. -toilet_ underwear is only used in one setting. -toilet-it's| setting. the toilet setting it's on. setting. the toilet setting it's hr-e— setting. the toilet setting it's hr-e rahen— setting. the toilet setting it's on. it's taken and off in on. it's taken on and off in orher— on. it's taken on and off in other settings. _ on. it's taken on and off in other settings. the more ronanrhe— other settings. the more. romantic—don't other settings. the more- romantic_don't want to romantic ones. you don't want to read then? yeah. yeah, i romantic ones. /hir. riri“ . : “hi“7 yeah. yeah, i know read it then? yeah. yeah, i know it read it then? yeah. yeah, i know hr wowe— read it then? yeah. yeah, i know hr wowha he— read it then? yeah. yeah, i know it would be upside— : . “hi“7 yeah. yeah, i know it would be upside down : . uhi“7 yeah. yeah, i know it would be upside down from your— it would be upside down from your pohnr— it would be upside down from your point-view.— it would be upside down from your point view. then but your point of view. then but enh— your point of view. then but erhhh. lnawhe — your point of view. then but still..maybe it- your point of view. then but still. maybe it wouldn't. still. or maybe it wouldn't. i hon-r— still. or maybe it wouldn't. i hon-r rhhnh— still. or maybe it wouldn't. i don't think women - still. or maybe it wouldn't. ii don't think women -that don't think women spend that much looking a much time reading, looking at a man's underwear at least they neven man's underwear at least they never. well, they do. never. well, maybe they do. actually. don't do do? actually. they don't do they do? no, they there's no, they do. if there's something look something that doesn't look quite there, quite right down there, i promise i see something
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promise you, if i see something untoward in a man's underwear, i'm not going to go. no, you're not not going not going to. you're not going to. but but it gets pointed out at some point later on in the relationship when you're fighting and when you say reading underwear, you mean the words not in like reading tea leaves. next we go to the sunday hapreee— leaves. next we go to the sunday hapreee. whar-e— leaves. next we go to the sunday express. what's on— next we go to the sunday express. what's on their front page— express. what's on their front page - _ express. what's on their front page . hr— express. what's on their front page . he says.— express. what's on their front page . c page. it says, electoral slaughter . page. it says, electoral slaughter. ooh, that sounds frightening, doesn't it? yeah, but i don't know what it means. what do you think it means? well , this is all about the well, this is all about the fan.— well, this is all about the fan. wen— well, this is all about the fact. well these two stories swppoee— fact. well these two stories are. suppose front pages are ahnoer— are. suppose front pages are almost arguing— are. suppose front pages are almost arguing like, oh, no, peophe— almost arguing like, oh, no, some people have resigned. oh, no, some people have resigned. oh, nolnor— some people have resigned. oh, nolnor mane— some people have resigned. oh, no, not made difference. no, it's not made a difference. is no, it's not made a difference. he anar— no, it's not made a difference. he that what-e— no, it's not made a difference. is that what's going— no, it's not made a difference. is that what's going on?- no, it's not made a difference. is that what's going on? some is that what's going on? so some people resigned. oh, it's a daily i people resigned. oh, it's a daily i think— people resigned. oh, it's a daily i think the- ”his ghir: oh, it's a daily i think the express what the-he— daily i think the express what the-he eawhng- daily i think the express what the is saying that the express is saying is that is that— the express is saying is that is that peophe— the express is saying is that is that peophe he— the express is saying is that is that people is that boris will be that people is that boris will he hack— that people is that boris will he haeh hhgger— that people is that boris will be back bigger than ever. and the hhnee— be back bigger than ever. and the hhnee he— be back bigger than ever. and the times is saying that boris hae— the times is saying that boris hae no— the times is saying that boris has no future— the times is saying that boris has no future ._ the times is saying that boris has no future . and my guess is has no future. and my guess is horhe— has no future. and my guess is horhe hae— has no future. and my guess is horhe hae no— has no future. and my guess is boris has no future because. heeawee— boris has no future because. because cause— boris has no future because. because cause he hasn't taken
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enough— because cause he hasn't taken enough or— because cause he hasn't taken enough or he— because cause he hasn't taken enough of the people to enough of enough of the people to enough or he— enough of the people to enough or the peophe— enough of the people to enough of the people. don't enough of the peophe. — of the people. don't enough of the people. enough of the people are the people. enough of the people nor— the people. enough of the people are not willing— the people. enough of the people are not willing to— the people. enough of the people are not willing to sacrifice the entre— are not willing to sacrifice the enrhre partw— are not willing to sacrifice the enrhre panw hor— are not willing to sacrifice the entire party for boris johnson. conehaerhng— entire party for boris johnson. considering he— entire party for boris johnson. considering he didn't fight for then — considering he didn't fight for then when— considering he didn't fight for them when he— considering he didn't fight for them when he should have fought for then.— them when he should have fought for them, which— them when he should have fought for them, which was the covid ne— for them, which was the covid issue. he didn't— for them, which was the covid issue. he didn't fight for them, did issue. he didn't fight for them, the he— issue. he didn't fight for them, the he now — issue. he didn't fight for them, did he not? i— issue. he didn't fight for them, did he not? i don't- issue. he didn't fight for them, did he not? ririr“ . t i“ did he not? i don't like him. you did he not? i don't like him. how non-r— did he not? i don't like him. you don't like— did he not? i don't like him. you don't like boris- did he not? chit" . t i“ you don't like boris johnson? no panhewhar— you don't like boris johnson? no particular reason. _ you don't like boris johnson? no particular reason. hi ghir particular reason. he's got stupider. have you seen his hair? oh yeah. we don't like teahowew— hair? oh yeah. we don't like teahowew. non— ”7 q“ will?“ we don't like jealousy. from brutally honest. no, jealousy. from brutally honest. wo. wow-re— jealousy. from brutally honest. we. wow-re nor. — jealousy. from brutally honest. no, you're not. it's— jealousy. from brutally honest. no, you're not. it's like- no, you're not. it's like candyfloss. i could. i could win that harne— candyfloss. i could. i could win that battle. he— candyfloss. i could. i could win that battle. he loses— te“r: t: i could win that battle. he loses that. ahhowgh— that battle. he loses that. ahrhowgh we— that battle. he loses that. although we all know the story that— although we all know the story that apparenrhw— although we all know the story that apparently, does that apparently, before he does any that apparently, before he doesj any—roughe any public speaking, he roughs up any public speaking, he roughs wp-hahr— any public speaking, he roughs up -hair maintain - any public speaking, he roughs up hair maintain the up his to hair maintain the character.— up his to hair maintain the character. like— up his to hair maintain the character. like a- up his to hair maintain the character. like a bear anti. character. like a big bear anti. yeah— character. like a big bear anti. yeah-wow— character. like a big bear anti. yeah-wow know— character. like a big bear anti. yeah-you know he- character. like a big bear anti. yeah -you know he knows. character. like a big bear anti. yeah but you know he knows it works it's the have works for him it's the have i got news for touch isn't it. got news for you touch isn't it. i don't like him. oh really. but kelly isn't it true that at least he's spending time focusing his hair, which focusing on his hair, which give people like you a bigger opportunity to mess with his hair and make some money off of it? isuppose hair and make some money off of it? i suppose i. i don't understand— c7 i suppose i. i don't understand how he's so hairless everywhere— understand how he's so hairless everywhere else,— understand how he's so hairless
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everywhere else, though. he's hhe— everywhere else, though. he's the a— everywhere else, though. he's like a smooth— everywhere else, though. he's like a smooth lozenge. : like a smooth lozenge. how would you know— like a smooth lozenge. how would you know that ? you can- like a smooth lozenge. : 7 you can see. you you know that? you can see. you reth— you know that? you can see. you rehh rhar— you know that? you can see. you can tell that man's— you know that? you can see. you can tell that man's hair.- “e7 you can see. you can tell that man's hair. yes, hhe— can tell that man's hair. yes, hhhe a— can tell that man's hair. yes, like a foetus— can tell that man's hair. yes, like a foetus ?_ can tell that man's hair. yes, like a foetus ? yes. so sunday like a foetus? yes. so sunday whor— like a foetus? yes. so sunday whrror. near. — like a foetus? yes. so sunday mirror, next. louis.- like a foetus? yes. so sunday mirror, next. ' “g mirror, next. louis. anything different? no, the same mirror, next. ' “g r: �*7�*7ii1i’x7 no, the same thing . different? no, the same thing. he— different? no, the same thing. hhhe he. — different? no, the same thing. hhhe he. hhhe— different? no, the same thing. this is. this is— different? no, the same thing. this is. this is this— different? no, the same thing. this is. this is this is- r: ”fiiziix7 no, the same thing. this is. this is this is starmer hhehhng— this is. this is this is starmer hhehhng hh— this is. this is this is starmer kicking in, saying— this is. this is this is starmer kicking in, saying that he wants a generat— kicking in, saying that he wants a general election— kicking in, saying that he wants a general election right now. of course he wants— a general election right now. of course he wants a— a general election right now. of course he wants a general eheehhon— course he wants a general election. right— course he wants a general election. right now because he cant— election. right now because he cant ger— election. right now because he cant get any— election. right now because he can't get any more more popular than— can't get any more more popular than whar— can't get any more more popular than what he— can't get any more more popular than what he is.— can't get any more more popular than what he is. or— can't get any more more popular than what he is. or let's put it the— than what he is. or let's put it the way.— than what he is. or let's put it the waw rhe— than what he is. or let's put it this way, the tories can't get any— this way, the tories can't get any noe— this way, the tories can't get any more unpopular suella than than— any more unpopular suella than that. they— any more unpopular suella than than hhew — any more unpopular suella than that. they are. and— any more unpopular suella than that. they are. and they never say— that. they are. and they never say never, never— that. they are. and they never say never, never say never . but say never, never say never. but he— say never, never say never. but he nor— say never, never say never. but he not gohng— say never, never say never. but he not gohng ro— say never, never say never. but it's not going to end well for for he— it's not going to end well for for the he— it's not going to end well for for the the for— it's not going to end well for for the the for the tories, the horhee— for the the for the tories, the horhee hate— for the the for the tories, the tories made to— for the the for the tories, the tories made to big mistakes whhoh— tories made to big mistakes when he— tories made to big mistakes which is basically they didn't techne— which is basically they didn't aeehae whar— which is basically they didn't decide what kind of party that they— decide what kind of party that they wanted. — decide what kind of party that they wanted. they should have had— they wanted. they should have had they— they wanted. they should have had hey hey— they wanted. they should have had they they should have chosen pro—hrexhr— had they they should have chosen pro—hrexhr anth— had they they should have chosen pro—brexit anti covid or covid denat— pro—brexit anti covid or covid denial, whatever— pro—brexit anti covid or covid denial, whatever it is , but denial, whatever it is, but than-r— denial, whatever it is, but than-r ar— denial, whatever it is, but didn't at least— denial, whatever it is, but didn't at least some of that eranea— didn't at least some of that eranea ro— didn't at least some of that started to happen. �*7 ghir started to happen. if you go hhereea— started to happen. if you go theresa may to boris johnson and then there was a getting rid of
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anyone who had any history of remain. if you'd voted remain, you going to end up you were not going to end up getting good position. yeah, getting a good position. yeah, but level off with but these things level off with time. eventually the time. so if eventually the people inner sanctum of people, the inner sanctum of bods people, the inner sanctum of boris arrangement lost their jobs, ended up getting removed for whatever reason , and then for whatever reason, and then you start to be replaced by people might have people that you might have disenfranchised earlier, then now have power. so then you get this then the this is just coup, then the other then the other coup. other coup, then the other coup. that's works. well, i that's how it works. well, i think it works— that's how it works. well, i think it works that- g well, i think it works that way because w-weea-— think it works that way because we've - a british _ think it works that way because we've a british political we've got a british political parhhanenraw— parliamentary system which is it is parliamentary system which is it he-eonerhhng— parliamentary system which is it is-something-i'm- parliamentary system which is it is something i'm that i is not something that i'm that i rhhnh— is not something that i'm that i rhhnh he— is not something that i'm that i rhhnh he he— is not something that i'm that i think is the best— is not something that i'm that i think is the best system because ewerwrhhng— think is the best system because ewewrhhng he— think is the best system because everything is done— think is the best system because everything is done behind closed aoore— everything is done behind closed doors-negotiate- doors through negotiate mediation. _ doors through negotiate- mediation. -people doors through negotiate- mediation.-people are mediation. there are people are hehng—are- being kicked out, there are coupe— being kicked out, there are coupe-are— being kicked out, there are coups, are backstab ing in coups, there are backstab ing in anerhea— coups, there are backstab ing in america. there's— coups, there are backstab ing in america. there's no— coups, there are backstab ing in america. there's no backstop rhhng— america. there's no backstop rhhng hh— america. there's no backstop thing in america.— america. there's no backstop thing in america. everything is none— thing in america. everything is none rhghr— thing in america. everything is none rhghr ro— thing in america. everything is done right to the— thing in america. everything is done right to the face. they're gerrhng— done right to the face. they're gerrhng ponaha— done right to the face. they're getting donald trump right in the-hon— getting donald trump right in the ron desantis is the face. the ron desantis is going— the face. the ron desantis is gohng arter— the face. the ron desantis is going after donald trump right in going after donald trump right hn rhe— going after donald trump right hn the gag,— going after donald trump right in the face, even— going after donald trump right in the face, even though he was the presidential— in the face, even though he was the presidential president, he rhe— the presidential president, he was the president. and it's like thew-re— was the president. and it's like thew-re eawhng— was the president. and it's like they're saying, you know, that two— they're saying, you know, that rwo weare— they're saying, you know, that was two years ago. what have you gone— was two years ago. what have you hone-harem— was two years ago. what have you
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done - lately? you - was two years ago. what have you done lately? you haven't done for us lately? you haven't been— done for us lately? you haven't teen-so— done for us lately? you haven't teen-so hr-e- done for us lately? you haven't been -so it's so- done for us lately? you haven't been -so it's so it's. been president. so it's so it's all been president. so it's so it's ahh hhhe— been president. so it's so it's all this backstabbing that's going— all this backstabbing that's gohng — all this backstabbing that's gohng h— all this backstabbing that's going on. i think the covid i rhhnh— going on. i think the covid i rhhnh horhe— going on. i think the covid i think boris johnson cannot be therea— think boris johnson cannot be rrwerea hw— think boris johnson cannot be trusted by the _ think boris johnson cannot be trusted by the rank and file. they— trusted by the rank and file. hhew erhhh— trusted by the rank and file. they still like— trusted by the rank and file. they still like him. am i. am i rhghr— they still like him. am i. am i rhghr ahowr— they still like him. am i. am i right about this?— they still like him. am i. am i right about this? this is my ophnhon. — right about this? this is my opinion. tweet— right about this? this is my opinion. tweet me. tweet me on hhhe— opinion. tweet me. tweet me on hhhe he— opinion. tweet me. tweet me on hhhe he when— opinion. tweet me. tweet me on this is when he— opinion. tweet me. tweet me on this is when he gets the pherwree. — this is when he gets the pictures. yeah.- this is when he gets the pictures. “43?" ' “r: iuri“ pictures. yeah. and then finally, we can move to the sunday telegraph. kelly, what's on their front page? some scribbles, some on scribbled a lot of stuff on my paper. which 1 am. i lot of stuff on my paper. which 1a.m. i looking at? _ lot of stuff on my paper. which 1 am. i looking at? the well, i mean, we can mention that, of course they've got johnson orchestrates attack every newspaper we don't. i think we've just covered it i'm fairly sure football they've done some real good football aren't they. i mean good think no one on i mean good i think no one on the— i mean good i think no one on the around— i mean good i think no one on this around this— i mean good i think no one on this around this table knows anwrhhng— this around this table knowsi anwrhhng—hhew anything about football. they did anything about football. they aha—wet.- anything about football. they aha—wet. hl anything about football. theyi did _well, i do did some kicking. well, i do know— did some kicking. well, i do know about do know about know about it. i do know about it. is that manchester united who who like at the who they who seemed like at the beginning the were beginning part of the year were kind of and out because kind of down and out because arsenal was making comeback arsenal was making a comeback and petered out. and their comeback petered out. and next thing you know and so
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you said united. this reads waneheerer— you said united. this reads manchester city. - you said united. this reads manchester city. manchester chew.— manchester city. manchester city. what's the difference anyway? sparks you're right. no he he-e— anyway? sparks you're right. no he he-e wen— anyway? sparks you're right. no he he-e very good— anyway? sparks you're right. no he he's very good at— 7 sparks you're right. no he he's very good at sports. veah. — he he's very good at sports. veah. hhe— he he's very good at sports. yeah. the bbc— he he's very good at sports. yeah. the bbc story- he he's very good at sports. yeah. the bbc story on- he he's very good at sports. yeah. the bbc story on the front page. oh, that little bit there down at the bottom. oh yes. they're rwhng— down at the bottom. oh yes. they're trying to_ down at the bottom. oh yes. they're trying to be- oh yes. they're trying to be more hnehwehwe— they're trying to be more inclusive and _ they're trying to be more inclusive and liberal with the reerwhhhng— inclusive and liberal with the recruiting, aren't— inclusive and liberal with the recruiting, aren't they? don't recruiting, aren't they? i don't rearw— recruiting, aren't they? i don't reahhw—rharl really understand what that means. -want- really understand what that means. -want to - really understand what that- means. -want to -more means. they want to hire more people you. well, means. they want to hire more people you. well , dresses. people like you. well, dresses. is that what that means? yeah, actually , that would make a lot actually, that would make a lot of sense. to be fair. well, they want to ask. they want to ask. they want to ask you before they hire you. what your father did for a living when you were 40. mean? yeah that's the survey that went around when i used to work the bbc because they work at the bbc because they just ask you outright. just can't ask you outright. are you posh? are you like just can't ask you outright. - are you posh? are you like me? i are you posh? are you like me? h an— are you posh? are you like me? h an ohwhowehw— are you posh? are you like me? i am obviously posh.— are you posh? are you like me? i am obviously posh. of- are you posh? are you like me? i am obviously posh. of course you are. but the way they ask it is you are. but the way they ask it he ate,— you are. but the way they ask it he the whar— you are. but the way they ask it is like, what did— you are. but the way they ask it is like, what did your— eizi but the way they ask it is like, what did your father? whar— is like, what did your father? what the— is like, what did your father? what did the— is like, what did your father? what did the breadwinner of what did the main breadwinner of wow—were- your family do when you were aged— your family do when you were aged-oh— your family do when you were aged-oh, that's- your family do when you were aged 14? oh, that's sneaky to work out. that was tricky. work that out. that was tricky. it work that out. that was tricky. hr ae— work that out. that was tricky. hr hhhe. — work that out. that was tricky. it was like, oh,— work that out. that was tricky. it was like, oh, i— work that out. that was tricky. it was like, oh, i need- that was tricky. it was like, oh, i need a pen ana— it was like, oh, i need a pen and penehh— it was like, oh, i need a pen and pencil. yeah - it was like, oh, i need a pen and pencil. yeah �*rw�*“re. it was like, oh, i need a pen
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and pencil. yeah �*rw�*“e. and pencil. yeah what to write to your dad? he's in and pencil. yeah �*rw"“re. ” r:er:7 he's in prison to your dad? he's in prison rraohhng— to your dad? he's in prison tracking down— ” r:er:7 he's in prison tracking down first. i“ tracking down first. this is aboar— tracking down first. this is about the. — tracking down first. this is about the. well, the whole story is based on one line from a leaked minute the leaked minute that says the committee discussed analysis in ways of the bbc ensuring diversity thought. are they diversity of thought. are they approach anything? approach you to do anything? lewis think the lewis no, because i think the hec— lewis no, because i think the one he— lewis no, because i think the one he he— lewis no, because i think the one he the he— lewis no, because i think the bbc is the is not— lewis no, because i think the bbc is the is not even a media company.— bbc is the is not even a media company. rte— bbc is the is not even a media company. it's not— bbc is the is not even a media company. it's not like a newepaper— company. it's not like a newepaperla- company. it's not like a newspaper a tv company. it's not like a newspaper-a tv it's newspaper or a tv station. it's owned— newspaper or a tv station. it's ownea hw— newspaper or a tv station. it's owned to he— newspaper or a tv station. it's owned by the state. it's the erare— owned by the state. it's the state _ network. i owned by the state. it's the. state _ network. and state propaganda network. and i rhhnh— state propaganda network. and i rhhnh ana— state propaganda network. and i rhhnh and h— state propaganda network. and i think and i think— state propaganda network. and i think and i think it's the greater— think and i think it's the greatest threat, not i wouldn't say— greatest threat, not i wouldn't eaw-greareer— greatest threat, not i wouldn't say greatest threat to this say the greatest threat to this country—henn- country because it isn't a threat— country because it isn't a threat-he— country because it isn't a threat-is-plain. country because it isn't a threat is plain bad country because it isn't a. threat-is-plain bad . country because it isn't a- threat-is-plain bad . we threat. it is just plain bad. we ton-r— threat. it is just plain bad. we non-r need— threat. it is just plain bad. we non-r need a— threat. it is just plain bad. we don't need a state— threat. it is just plain bad. we don't need a state propaganda. ana— don't need a state propaganda. ana ro— don't need a state propaganda. who to hop— don't need a state propaganda. who to hop hr— don't need a state propaganda. and to top it off,— don't need a state propaganda. and to top it off, they make thew— and to top it off, they make they make — and to top it off, they make they make the— and to top it off, they make they make the people all of the country— they make the people all of the country pav— they make the people all of the country paw hor— they make the people all of the country pay for h— they make the people all of the country pay for it through their hheenoe— country pay for it through their hheenee ree. — country pay for it through their licence fee. yeah.— country pay for it through their licence fee. “43?" "car licence fee. yeah. they've not approached you . it's not just approached you. it's not just like netflix_ approached you. it's not just like netflix. _ approached you. it's not just like netflix . it— approached you. it's not just like netflix . it is.- approached you. it's not just like netflix . it is. it- approached you. it's not just like netflix . it is. it isn't like netflix. it is. it isn't like netflix. it is. it isn't like netflix. it is. it isn't like netflix because netflix doesn't come to your house and tell you if you do not pay, we're going to put you in jail. no, they do. we share. yeah, thew— no, they do. we share. yeah, they to. — no, they do. we share. yeah, they do. that's— no, they do. we share. yeah, they do. that's why they get you. well, that's for all this section. but coming up, we talk wuhan lab leak. we fan the
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departing. you're listening to gb news radio . welcome back to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm stephen allen. srhhh— headliners. i'm stephen allen. srhhh here— headliners. i'm stephen allen. still here with— headliners. i'm stephen allen. still here with kelly— : i'm stephen allen. still here with kelly taylor, who-e— still here with kelly taylor, who-e on— still here with kelly taylor, who's on the— still here with kelly taylor, who's on the show for the first hhhe. — who's on the show for the first hhhe. ana— who's on the show for the first time, and louis— who's on the show for the first time, and louis schaefer, who ahwawe— time, and louis schaefer, who ahwawe hooke— time, and louis schaefer, who always looks like— time, and louis schaefer, who always looks like he's on the ehow— always looks like he's on the ehow hor— always looks like he's on the show for the _ always looks like he's on the show for the first— always looks like he's on the show for the first time. the swnaaw— show for the first time. the sunday times.— show for the first time. the sunday times. louis, if ever there— sunday times. louis, if ever there ae— sunday times. louis, if ever there a— sunday times. louis, if ever there was a man— sunday times. louis, if ever there was a man that i should aeh— there was a man that i should aeh ahowr— there was a man that i should ask about what— there was a man that i should ask about what happened in a hahorarow. — ask about what happened in a laboratory. yes— ask about what happened in a laboratory. yes you could laboratory. yes you or you could say— laboratory. yes you or you could eaw hr— laboratory. yes you or you could eaw hr hr-e— laboratory. yes you or you could say if it's about— laboratory. yes you or you could say if it's about covid, you ehowhan-r— say if it's about covid, you shouldn't ask— say if it's about covid, you shouldn't ask me about it. . shouldn't ask me about it. it's the— shouldn't ask me about it. it's the hhnee. — shouldn't ask me about it. it's the times. the— shouldn't ask me about it. it's the times. the fabulous times. it really went on it says, what really went on inside wuhan lab weeks inside the wuhan lab weeks before covid erupted. and it's a huge investigation that the times had done and that not one little bit do they mention anthony fauci and the fact that the us government was giving was was was fauci was giving money? well, to be fair , if you listen well, to be fair, if you listen if you read the whole thing or maybe listen to it like i did. all right. they did. they did
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say a bit about the american funding, the research post sars, thinking, oh, let's look at these corona viruses to see what we can do. but that funding ewenrwahhw— we can do. but that funding eventually stopped- rt.e“ ririr but that funding eventually stopped and t ’“ ririr but that funding eventually stopped and then what happened? — eventually stopped and then what happeneae ana— eventually stopped and then what happened? and then— eventually stopped and then what happened? “r: eventually stopped and then what happened? ' “r: uri“ ci“ happened? and then the chinese people and what this is what this they are saying. first this what they are saying. first we'll saying is we'll say what they're saying is they're the bat cave they're saying the bat cave hypothesis is that is that it comes from bats who had sex with other bats and then they went into the wuhan thing . they don't into the wuhan thing. they don't know they're blind. they just and they cant— know they're blind. they just and they can't see. - “r: they just and they can't see. "car know they're blind. they just and they can't see. they can't see. and then they went into into the clinic where they were mixed with other stuff. right. and they wuhan laboratory and it exploded. it got weaponized. so they weaponized the virus. and so the so what this story is , is so the so what this story is, is the times basically saying that covid was real and it was really real. here's proof that it's really real. this is full on, full on murder propaganda .
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full on murder propaganda. right? so how much of a denier are right? so how much of a denier you?— right? so how much of a denier are you? because— right? so how much of a denier are you? because i— right? so how much of a denier are you? because i know prewhowehw— are you? because i know previously twice on this erarhon— previously twice on this station, you— previously twice on this station, you said you don't rhhnh— station, you said you don't think viruses— station, you said you don't think viruses exist. do think viruses exist. yes. do hare— think viruses exist. yes. do bats exist? _ think viruses exist. yes. do bats exist? i— think viruses exist. yes. do bats exist? i believe that bats exist. i believe believe you exist. i believe i believe you can get sick from bats. can probably get sick from bats. i think the it's just i think. i think the it's just about building fear. it's about building. quick question. yeah if viruses don't exist in this whore— if viruses don't exist in this whohe rhhng— if viruses don't exist in this whole thing was fake, then why thew— whole thing was fake, then why were they investing, researching ather— were they investing, researching aher sans— were they investing, researching aher sans e — were they investing, researching after sars ? t . after sars? because it's not exactly. it's not exactly. these aren't viruses that are making people sick. these are bits of irritation that are flowing through the environment that make people sick. it's not the same thing. it's not like it's irritation. and the theory is i don't necessarily somehow once the summer you're you're herpes irritation comes back . well, irritation comes back. well, exactly. well, the herpes is proof positive that viruses don't exist . right. because don't exist. right. because pointing to you . ofsted you can pointing to you. ofsted you can pointing to you. ofsted you can point to anybody is that is that is that is that where is the
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herpes virus ? where is it? it herpes virus? where is it? it disappears completely . it disappears completely. it doesn't stay dormant in your ephne— doesn't stay dormant in your ephne . — doesn't stay dormant in your ephne . yeah.— doesn't stay dormant in your spine . yeah. no,- doesn't stay dormant in your spine . “43?" nrir . doesn't stay dormant in your spine . n/hie“ nrir . i“ doesn't stay dormant in your spine. / \rir i“ spine. yeah. no, it's not in the spine. yeah. no, it's not in the spine. they've looked for it in the spine. they've looked for it all over the body. it doesn't stay dormant, usually on your lips. it is, is lips. basically what it is, is it's like basically what happens is, that somebody gets, is, is that somebody gets, somebody weakened, their somebody gets weakened, their immune weakened. they immune system get weakened. they get cells break get and their cells break and the put the breaking of the cells put out something that your doctor . out something that your doctor. i'm not a doctor. thank you. someone like. well, i don't but the it's about a question is who benefits from saying that this is a real thing. chinese people chinese people get to be like , chinese people get to be like, oh my god, chinese people are capable of destroying the world. and it's also we get to benefit because we then think to ourselves this was a real ourselves that this was a real thing, that we're glad we locked down. we're glad we went a down. we're glad we went into a panic this thing . oh, panic over this this thing. oh, yeah. what do you think? yeah hehhw— yeah. what do you think? yeah kellyr wow— ghir?" what do you think? yeah kelly, your thoughts? riri“ . kelly, your thoughts? i don't rhhnh— kelly, your thoughts? i don't think anybody doesn't think it wasn't on purpose. surely right. on purpose. are you eawhng— right. on purpose. are you eawhng hr-e— right. on purpose. are you eawhng he on— right. on purpose. are you saying it's on purpose? /
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saying it's on purpose? yeah, heawee— saying it's on purpose? yeah, because that's— saying it's on purpose? yeah, because that's not what they're saying. they're saying a lab leak is in. they were working on. a technique, an on. it was a technique, an accident. yeah, but some of these labs apparently they were running what call, like, running on what they call, like, bio security, which is bio level to security, which is akin to the level of ppe that your dentist uses. and i don't want ro— your dentist uses. and i don't want ro-hhhe— your dentist uses. and i don't want to-like a- your dentist uses. and i don't want to-like a massivei want to sound like a massive gowerenerahhee— want to sound like a massive overgeneralise / want to sound like a massive overgeneralise “43?" overgeneralise. yeah, let's heare— overgeneralise. yeah, let's leave to me . but overgeneralise. yeah, let's. leave-to me. but aren't leave that to me. but aren't chhneee— leave that to me. but aren't chinese -extremely. leave that to me. but aren't. chinese -extremely good leave that to me. but aren't- chinese -extremely good at chinese people extremely good at hehng— chinese people extremely good at being efficient— chinese people extremely good at being efficient ?_ chinese people extremely good at being efficient ? they don't just being efficient? they don't just aoehaenrahhw— being efficient? they don't just accidentally walk _ being efficient? they don't just accidentally walk out with some whrwe— accidentally walk out with some virus on them. _ accidentally walk out with some virus on them. i— accidentally walk out with some virus on them. i think to the germans. oh yeah, virus on them. . oh yeah, maybe i am. germans. oh yeah, maybe i am. yeah — germans. oh yeah, maybe i am. yeah whar— germans. oh yeah, maybe i am. yeah what an— germans. oh yeah, maybe i am. yeah what do they— germans. oh yeah, maybe i am. yeah what do they look like? well let's move on now. the metro kelly and the- i“ the metro kelly and the shocking ehow— metro kelly and the shocking erow or— metro kelly and the shocking erorw or whar— metro kelly and the shocking story of what can happen when someone isn't— story of what can happen when someone isn't delivered for days hon— someone isn't delivered for days from aaon — someone isn't delivered for days from amazon. how— someone isn't delivered for days from amazon. how roflcopter they ehow— from amazon. how roflcopter they erow hate— from amazon. how roflcopter they erorw hate me— from amazon. how roflcopter they erorw hate he on— from amazon. how roflcopter they story made me cry like a little hahw. — story made me cry like a little baby- hhhe— story made me cry like a little baby- hhhe he— story made me cry like a little baby. this is the— story made me cry like a little baby. i“ rg baby. this is the most amazing thing . these children that just thing. these children that just got lost in colombia in a plane crash just are fine. yeah. how's that work? yeah, because i know plenty of kids that couldn't survive on their own in the house for a couple of days. but
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these kids were, like, in the jungle. i imagine that they were fighting a bit like, you know, joel in the nile. do you remember that? yeah. yeah, like that. okay do you remember? there's no evidence of that part of h. — there's no evidence of that part of h. hae— there's no evidence of that part of h. not he— there's no evidence of that part of it. but is there— there's no evidence of that part of it. but is there not?- there's no evidence of that part of it. uhithi “hir.7 there's no evidence of that part of it. “hir.7 r: r: of it. but is there not? i did read it surprisingly, and it's just really heartwarming . yeah, just really heartwarming. yeah, i really there are so many- i really there are so many aerate— i really there are so many details. like— i really there are so many details. like the fact that they found — details. like the fact that they found nah— details. like the fact that they found fruit that— details. like the fact that they found fruit that had been eaten a hhh— found fruit that had been eaten a on ana— found fruit that had been eaten a on and he— found fruit that had been eaten a bit and the little bites out of a bit and the little bites out or hr— a bit and the little bites out of h wee— a bit and the little bites out of it were sharm_ a bit and the little bites out of it were sharm el sheikh prhnr. — of it were sharm el sheikh prhnr. yeah.— of it were sharm el sheikh print. yeah. just- of it were sharm el sheikh print. / .. print. yeah. just unfortunate footprint. i suppose. this is iner— footprint. i suppose. this is her rraehhng— footprint. i suppose. this is just tracking in— footprint. i suppose. this is just tracking in the- i suppose. this is just tracking in the wilderness, whheh— just tracking in the wilderness, which-impressive- which is not impressive to peophe— which is not impressive to peophe-hnow- which is not impressive to people know how to do it. people who know how to do it. her—hhhe.— people who know how to do it. her—hhhelrhewl but for me i'm like, oh, they tonna— but for me i'm like, oh, they tonne—ehow- but for me i'm like, oh, they found—show that. but for me i'm like, oh, they. found _show that they found stuff. they show that they were-ahhwe. — found stuff. they show that they were - alive. well, - found stuff. they show that they were-alive. well, i- found stuff. they show that they were alive. �*vw�*hi.. were still alive. well, i think they were also local indigenous people who are capable of doing that. they that. i guess they, they recognised tell you, recognised it. and i tell you, the different the jungle is very different than people think the than what people think the jungle i've actually been to jungle is. i've actually been to the to the jungle in this area, not across the not there, but right across the border ecuador and the border in in ecuador and the ecuadorian jungle. and the surprise thing thing about a jungle as we see it is like you've got to hack your way through that way at
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through it. it isn't that way at all. it has a high tree canopy and down below it's quite open, it's almost spacious . so what it's almost spacious. so what you're it's almost spacious. so what wow-re eawhng— it's almost spacious. so what wow-re eawhng he— it's almost spacious. so what you're saying is these- . so what you're saying is these kids ehowha— you're saying is these kids should have— you're saying is these kids should have survived. cir.“r:i”ni should have survived. otherwise there— should have survived. otherwise there would have been idiots. and no, i wasn't even thinking that. — and no, i wasn't even thinking that. hae— and no, i wasn't even thinking that. but that's— and no, i wasn't even thinking that. but that's a— and no, i wasn't even thinking that. g: that. but that's a good point. i always thinking it's very easy not to be found there's not to be found because there's a high canopy and it's not a very high canopy and it's not like it's not like you could see the trees moving while they're walking through. i think it's i think it is an amazing story how they survived a plane crash that's exciting enough. yeah . that's exciting enough. yeah. and none of them had to eat each other. no, it went very well. all these years have been mocking bear grylls, but actually i would not know what to do. i, i know what to drink, but the rest of it, doc leaves solenoid the observer. lewis and is stoking solenoid the observer. lewis and he—erohhng rhel is the government stoking the where— is the government stoking the ephne-he— is the government stoking the culture-is that- is the government stoking the culture is that exactly culture war or is that exactly whar— culture war or is that exactly what the — culture war or is that exactly what the woke— culture war or is that exactly what the woke blob would say? you what the woke blob would say? now know— what the woke blob would say? you know what?— what the woke blob would say? you know what? this— what the woke blob would say? you know what? this is- what the woke blob would say? you know what? this is the- you know what? this is the government fanning quote unquote culture war over free speech says uk's first lgb plus history professor and phd. the history
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professor, of course, is at oxford university, motty, which is slowly becoming maybe the worst university in the. it's the same happening in the same thing happening in america, is that the more america, too, is that the more the more prestigious an organisation is, the more its collapsing. especially right now is that the only is that you can't trust these people. these these people are so what the story is, is basically basically is that they this guy who's reporting in the guardian, the observer , is basically reporting observer, is basically reporting that there is no cancel culture that there is no cancel culture that everybody is allowed to speak and that it's always been that way. so you should stop complaining about it. isn't that what he says? that's nice. yeah. if that would. well, that's what one person is saying. that's what one person is saying. that's what one person he eawhng— saying. that's what one person he eawhng. yeah.— saying. that's what one person is saying. yeah. do— “g that's what one person is saying. yeah. do you think that— is saying. yeah. do you think that hate— is saying. yeah. do you think that that's what— is saying. yeah. do you think that that's what he's saying? hhn— that that's what he's saying? who r— that that's what he's saying? who r ger— that that's what he's saying? pha r ger rhe— that that's what he's saying? did i get the story right? yeah. no. did i get the story right? yeah. we. no— did i get the story right? yeah. we. he won— did i get the story right? yeah. no. do you think— did i get the story right? yeah. no. do you think that- did i get the story right? yeah. no. do you think that the- did i get the story right? yeah. no. do you think that the well, the accusation we should be the accusation that we should be talking about rather than just being universities, the government's fanning the culture war, think government war, do you think the government
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is culture? war is fanning the culture? war would the question, would be the question, the nub of it? yes, i think i would say h— of it? yes, i think i would say h aon-r— of it? yes, i think i would say no. i don't think— of it? yes, i think i would say no. i don't think the- .7 yes, i think i would say no. i don't think the culture is oapahhe— no. i don't think the culture is eapahhelrhon-r— no. i don't think the culture is capable. don't think the capable. i don't think the government— capable. i don't think the government capable of fanning government is capable of fanning anyhhhng— government is capable of fanning anwrhhng.|aon-r— government is capable of fanning anything. don't think people government is capable of fanning anylisteningon't think people government is capable of fanning anylistening to t think people government is capable of fanning anylistening to theink people government is capable of fanning anylistening to the government. are listening to the government. so are listening to the government. so—he- are listening to the government. so—he fanningl are listening to the government.. so_be fanning it? so how could they be fanning it? but so how could they be fanning it? hat-reag— so how could they be fanning it? but-read,-know,- but we've read, you know, stories do with using the stories to do with using the phrase boats, the finding phrase small boats, the finding these issues and talking about them centre is them front and centre that is talking about the stuff that would get the argument going and that the proxy for that argument is the proxy for the culture it? so the culture war, isn't it? so i personally, i don't think- rt....... ”ri . .7 so i personally, i don't think that there— personally, i don't think that there would— personally, i don't think that there would be— personally, i don't think that there would be that these discussions— there would be that these discussions would be had anyway, whether— discussions would be had anyway, whether he— discussions would be had anyway, whether the government were oheeweehng— whether the government were discussing people are discussing it or not. people are eonhng—peophel coming over 600,000 people are oonhng— coming over 600,000 people are eonhnglrhe— coming over 600,000 people are coming. the government said coming. if the government said they— coming. if the government said thew—n.- coming. if the government said they—it h-ni they weren't discussing it, i'm pretty—peophe- they weren't discussing it, i'm pretty people would pretty sure other people would theowee— pretty sure other people would discuss- interesting. - pretty sure other people would discuss “g q“ pretty sure other people would discuss “.ri”hi~;fr. “g q“ ririr discuss it. interesting. oh do you think this looks like you enjoy a culture war? i love a culture war. yeah.— enjoy a culture war? i love a culture war. yeah. yeah.- ri“_hig rt....... ”ri nrre”7 i love a culture war. yeah. yeah. i ri“gig rt.-.... ”ri nrre”7 i love a culture war. yeah. yeah. i just rhhnh— culture war. yeah. yeah. i just rhhnh hr— culture war. yeah. yeah. i just think it keeps— culture war. yeah. yeah. i just think it keeps us— culture war. yeah. yeah. i just think it keeps us on our feet, ooeen-r— think it keeps us on our feet, ooeen-r he — think it keeps us on our feet, doesn't it? in— think it keeps us on our feet, doesn't it? in an— think it keeps us on our feet, doesn't it? i“ e“ t doesn't it? in an actual war, isn't it? if you had to pick a gun to my head. yeah. yeah, well, no. if your gun to your head, you're in the other one. but if it was just tweets, that's a culture one. i'd go for
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that's a culture one. i'd go for that if i were you. the observer. kelly and just when the police had such a good reputation, then what are they doing oh is this this doing now? oh is this is this about people staying about the black people staying in than the white in prison longer than the white people? yeah. i mean, people? yeah. yeah. i mean, i aha— people? yeah. yeah. i mean, i the read— people? yeah. yeah. i mean, i did read this— people? yeah. yeah. i mean, i did read this and— people? yeah. yeah. i mean, i did read this and i— 7 yeah. yeah. i mean, i did read this and i was rhhnhhng.— did read this and i was rhhnhhng. h— did read this and i was thinking, i mean, how can you nor— thinking, i mean, how can you nor eaw— thinking, i mean, how can you nor eaw hr-e— thinking, i mean, how can you nor eaw he a— thinking, i mean, how can you not say it's a little bit of racism? um,- not say it's a little bit of racism? �*7 “r: not say it's a little bit of racism? um, let's find when racism? um, let's find out when lewis disagrees you've lewis disagrees after you've finished story. finished explaining the story. i mean, but lewis, though it says it. it. no, it must be it. it says it. no, it must be true. so it. it says it. no, it must be true . so come on. yeah, you know true. so come on. yeah, you know what? it might be true. i don't believe anything. first of all, we should preface every single story that's in all of these papers as probably untrue. and so when i say this is untrue, you don't accuse me of something. you know, some of the various people say on on a newspaper review show, we should preface every story with it's in a newspaper and therefore it's not true. yeah. yeah exactly. why— not true. yeah. yeah exactly. why ar— not true. yeah. yeah exactly. why are we giving why are we even doing a newspaper story? i can understand doing can understand why we're doing it watching it it because they're watching it and they're thinking, oh, somebody mentioned somebody somebody mentioned the
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guardian. somebody somebody mentioned the glardian. somebody somebody mentioned the gla real. somebody somebody mentioned the gla real tv station, a real is a real tv station, a real channel. idon't is a real tv station, a real channel. i don't read the newepapere— t i don't read the newspapers because i've got henna— newspapers because i've got werrhha .— newspapers because i've got netflix . yeah,— newspapers because i've got netflix . yeah, this is all new netflix. yeah, this is all new to netflix. yeah, this is all new ro-hhghr.— netflix. yeah, this is all new to-right, exactly. - netflix. yeah, this is all new to-right, exactly. butl netflix. yeah, this is all new. to-right, exactly. but you to me. right, exactly. but you were the point is, were wrong, steve. the point is, were wrong, steve. the point is, we should be telling everybody out there that every one of these stories is probably a lie . here's what i was saying. peg.— . here's what i was saying. yeah. you— . here's what i was saying. yeah, you can't— here's what i was saying. yeah, you can't say it's a lie heeawee— yeah, you can't say it's a lie heeawee hr-e— yeah, you can't say it's a lie because it's in— yeah, you can't say it's a lie because it's in a— yeah, you can't say it's a lie because it's in a newspaper. you ehowha— because it's in a newspaper. you ehowha eaw— because it's in a newspaper. you ehowha eaw hr-e— because it's in a newspaper. you should say it's a— because it's in a newspaper. you should say it's a lie— because it's in a newspaper. you should say it's a lie because he— should say it's a lie because he wrong— should say it's a lie because he wrong — should say it's a lie because it's wrong. you're- should say it's a lie because it's wrong. /rir. ”hi ”g“. it's wrong. you're right. vow-re— it's wrong. you're right. you're right. _ it's wrong. you're right. you're right. i- it's wrong. you're right. you're right. i thought, how is it wrong? tell me about. well, first of all, what he's saying is he's saying what i'm making is he's saying what i'm making is a fallacious argument because i'm sort of an ad hominem that doesn't mean she thinks he doesn't mean what she thinks he means. ooh no, don't means. sorry. ooh no, don't hit me. hit him. oh so you're saying that— me. hit him. oh so you're saying that the— me. hit him. oh so you're saying that the hen-r— me. hit him. oh so you're saying that this isn't true? _ hit him. oh so you're saying that this isn't true? /rir. ”hi that this isn't true? you're saying— that this isn't true? you're saying hhhe— that this isn't true? you're saying this is. _ that this isn't true? you're saying this is. i'm- that this isn't true? /rir. ”hi “g i'm saying it saying this is. i'm saying it one— saying this is. i'm saying it one nae— saying this is. i'm saying it sounds true .— saying this is. i'm saying it sounds true . so— saying this is. i'm saying it sounds true . so it- “g i'm saying it sounds true . so it could be sounds true. so it could be true. — sounds true. so it could be true. very. — sounds true. so it could be true. very. hr— sounds true. so it could be true. «hi”gr it reads true. we true. very. it reads true. we aon-r— true. very. it reads true. we aon-r know— true. very. it reads true. we don't know the _ true. hi”gr it reads true. we don't know the entire circumstances. we don't know why peophe— circumstances. we don't know why peophe are— circumstances. we don't know why peophe hehng— circumstances. we don't know why people are being arrested, why thew-re— people are being arrested, why thew-re hehng— people are being arrested, why they're being held. “higr ”hi they're being held. they're hehng— they're being held. they're being held 70% longer. those are the ones you know— being held 70% longer. those are the ones you know what? - “g “hi.r: 0 g those are the ones you know what? . the ones you know what? it seems reahhehha— the ones you know what? it seems reahherha har— the ones you know what? it seems realistic, but it's in the
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guardian. so my natural tendency is to wait back to the fallacious argument, the independent. lewis the national horren— independent. lewis the national horrew he— independent. lewis the national lottery is releasing— 3: lewis the national lottery is releasing some more hatte— lottery is releasing some more hahhe . — lottery is releasing some more hahhe . yeah.— lottery is releasing some more balls . yeah, well,- lottery is releasing some more balls . t/hie“ lottery is releasing some more balls . “43?" lottery is releasing some more balls. / balls. yeah, well, this is this is a year from birmingham, right ? you are hilarious . where are ? you are hilarious. where are you— ? you are hilarious. where are you from? i'm from all you're from lol. you're from kingston upon hull . you have a proper upon hull. you have a proper ana— upon hull. you have a proper and wow— upon hull. you have a proper name and you can't- .. you have a proper name and you can't use it. you oath— name and you can't use it. you eahh hr— name and you can't use it. you eahh hr hahh— name and you can't use it. you call it hull anyway— name and you can't use it. you call it hull anyway . so this is call it hull anyway. so this is in call it hull anyway. so this is hn rhe— call it hull anyway. so this is in the independent. steve. it eawe— in the independent. steve. it says birmingham named the hwehheer— says birmingham named the luckiest city— says birmingham named the luckiest city to— says birmingham named the luckiest city to live in the uk by warhonah— luckiest city to live in the uk by national lottery and the warhonah— by national lottery and the national lottery is named hhrnhnghan— national lottery is named birmingham as the luckiest place to birmingham as the luckiest place ro hhe— birmingham as the luckiest place to live because— birmingham as the luckiest place to live because cause because it had— to live because cause because it had zoo— to live because cause because it had 205 multi—million shares ehne— had 205 multi—million shares rag.— had 205 multi—million shares since 1984 that— had 205 multi—million shares since 1984 that came from hhrnhnghan— since 1984 that came from hhrnhnghan .— since 1984 that came from birmingham , which is far more birmingham, which is far more than— birmingham, which is far more than he— birmingham, which is far more than the p.— birmingham, which is far more than the 174 that— birmingham, which is far more than the 174 that came out of hehaer— than the 174 that came out of hehraer .— than the 174 that came out of hehraer . har— than the 174 that came out of belfast . but they— than the 174 that came out of belfast . but they didn't point belfast. but they didn't point out that— belfast. but they didn't point out that he— belfast. but they didn't point out that is it— belfast. but they didn't point out that is it a— belfast. but they didn't point out that is it a per capita whnnhng— out that is it a per capita winning because burma bingham is the target— winning because burma bingham is the hargeer onw— winning because burma bingham is the largest city in— winning because burma bingham is the largest city in from apart from— the largest city in from apart from london.— the largest city in from apart from london. yeah. okay it is
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he— from london. yeah. okay it is the target— from london. yeah. okay it is the largest metropolitan area of a wnhw— the largest metropolitan area of a wnhw rhghr— the largest metropolitan area of a wnhw rhghr .— the largest metropolitan area of a unity right, right. okay. i rhhnh— a unity right, right. okay. i think where— a unity right, right. okay. i think where as— a unity right, right. okay. i think where as belfast is a tiny hhhe— think where as belfast is a tiny hhrrhe country— think where as belfast is a tiny hhrrhe oownrw .— think where as belfast is a tiny little country , probably little country, probably prohahw— little country, probably probably all- little country, probably probably all of northern ireland has probably all of northern ireland hae ohoee— probably all of northern ireland hae ohoee ro— probably all of northern ireland has close to the— probably all of northern ireland has close to the population that hhrnhnghan— has close to the population that birmingham has.— has close to the population that birmingham has. and so they then-r— birmingham has. and so they then-r oo— birmingham has. and so they then-r to h— birmingham has. and so they didn't do it on— birmingham has. and so they didn't do it on a— birmingham has. and so they didn't do it on a per capita haehe. — didn't do it on a per capita haehe. why— didn't do it on a per capita basis. why are- didn't do it on a per capita basis. whig e”hi .”g “g didn't do it on a per capita basis. whig e”hi .”gr “g basis. why are you trying to ruin the fact that birmingham is lucky they're not lucky. i'm saying they're not .rt
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buying a bottle of prosecco on a scratch card and having a cry in the park. no. well, quincy unhwerehrw— \rir well, quincy university, birmingham. i love the phage.— university, birmingham. i love the phage. rte— university, birmingham. i love the place. it's lovely- university, birmingham. lovely the place. it's lovely. lovely round there. they've- lovely round there. they've got real runny— round there. they've got real funny accents,— round there. they've got real funny accents, aren't they, thought— funny accents, aren't they, though?ithat's-wel funny accents, aren't they,- though?ithat's-we moved though? that's why we moved away. want the kids away. didn't want the kids to have yeah, don't want have that. yeah, you don't want that. that's it for part two. that. so that's it for part two. but don't worry. next we'll go for three. we'll talk for part three. we'll talk bombers, people who bombers, shooters and people who work let's see work from home. and let's see which
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gb news the people's. channel welcome back to headliners gb news the people's. channel- . welcome back to headliners the gb news the people's. channel- . welcome barnow,headliners the gb news the people's. channel- . welcome barnow, kelly, ners the gb news the people's. channel- . welcome barnow, kelly, johnthe mail on sunday. now, kelly, john hennon— mail on sunday. now, kelly, john hennon he— mail on sunday. now, kelly, john lennon is getting— mail on sunday. now, kelly, john lennon is getting a— mail on sunday. now, kelly, john lennon is getting a bit jfk . lennon is getting a bit jfk. hhhe— lennon is getting a bit jfk. hhhe-eo— lennon is getting a bit jfk. this-so exciting- lennon is getting a bit jfk. this-so exciting .- lennon is getting a bit jfk. this-so exciting . sting. lennon is getting a bit jfk. this is so exciting. sting so there's two shooters of, of john lennon. i there's two shooters of, of john lennon . i mean, shocking. how lennon. i mean, shocking. how have— lennon. i mean, shocking. how have they— lennon. i mean, shocking. how have they worked— hi““ri“ i mean, shocking. how have they worked this out? hi“ht“ i mean, shocking. how have they worked this out? heawee— have they worked this out? because there's— have they worked this out? because there's a - have they worked this out? because there's a couple of different kinds of bullets in his body, apparently that sounds fancy, doesn't it? and what has it taken this long? laziness probably. yeah. i don't know. it's taking so long, it's
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probably in that story. but don't you think it's exciting? also pointless. it's . it's also pointless. it's. it's unbelievable.- also pointless. it's. it's unbelievable. i- it's. it's unbelievable. i think . i think unbelievable. i think. i think you— unbelievable. i think. i think you hhh— unbelievable. i think. i think you hhr rhe— unbelievable. i think. i think you hit the nail— unbelievable. i think. i think you hit the nail on the head. hhhe— you hit the nail on the head. hhhe he— you hit the nail on the head. hhhe he one— you hit the nail on the head. this is one of— you hit the nail on the head. this is one of the- you hit the nail on the head. this is one of the most pohnrheee— this is one of the most pointless stories my head is three— pointless stories my head is rhhhea whrh— pointless stories my head is filled with conspiracy theories ana— filled with conspiracy theories and eonephraew— filled with conspiracy theories and conspiracy facts . i've got and conspiracy facts. i've got roo— and conspiracy facts. i've got too many. — and conspiracy facts. i've got too many- tn— and conspiracy facts. i've got too many. i'm working on his wine— too many. i'm working on his he— too many. i'm working on his ow— too many. i'm working on his virus is our virus— too many. i'm working on his virus is our virus is real. and then— virus is our virus is real. and then thew-re — virus is our virus is real. and then they're coming with john hennon— then they're coming with john hennon ana. — then they're coming with john lennon and. and— then they're coming with john lennon and. and i remember when john— lennon and. and i remember when john hennon— lennon and. and i remember when john hennon ae— lennon and. and i remember when john lennon was shot. i'm old enough— john lennon was shot. i'm old enough ro— john lennon was shot. i'm old enough to remember this. and i aerwahhw— enough to remember this. and i aerwahw a— enough to remember this. and i was actually a young man when john— was actually a young man when john-wae— was actually a young man when john-wae-ana- was actually a young man when john _was _and it. was actually a young man when. john _was _and it was john lennon was shot. and it was an-rhghre— john lennon was shot. and it was an-rhghre hr— john lennon was shot. and it was an-rhghre h-h— john lennon was shot. and it was an-right? it-i lived- an alibi, right? it was. i lived on-eaer— an alibi, right? it was. i lived on-eaer ewe— an alibi, right? it was. i lived on-east side at- an alibi, right? it was. i lived on east side at the time. on the east side at the time. ana— on the east side at the time. and he— on the east side at the time. and hr-elso— on the east side at the time. and it's-so they- on the east side at the time. and it's so they found extra and it's it. so they found extra ehwge. — and it's it. so they found extra ehwge. h— and it's it. so they found extra ehwge. r aon-r.— and it's it. so they found extra slugs. i don't. did— and it's it. so they found extra slugs. i don't. did they find rhe— slugs. i don't. did they find the ehwge— slugs. i don't. did they find the slugs inside— slugs. i don't. did they find the slugs inside the body or what? — the slugs inside the body or what? they— the slugs inside the body or what? they behind- the slugs inside the body or what? “higr “r: i“ “rig the slugs inside the body or- what? they behind him. they were behind him. but new york was so hangerowe— behind him. but new york was so hangerowe ar— behind him. but new york was so dangerous at that— behind him. but new york was so dangerous at that time.- “r: i“ but new york was so dangerous at that time. there were gunshots— dangerous at that time. there were gunshots all over the phaee— were gunshots all over the pace hr— were gunshots all over the pace hr ae— were gunshots all over the place. it was proper, dangerous. i place. it was proper, dangerous. h—arhwhng— place. it was proper, dangerous. i-driving around- place. it was proper, dangerous. i driving around new i remember driving around new horh— i remember driving around new york ana— i remember driving around new wow and thew— i remember driving around new york and they used to hear the gnnehohe— york and they used to hear the gwnehore. hr— york and they used to hear the gunshots. it was— york and they used to hear the gunshots. it was like it was hhhe— gunshots. it was like it was likelmexican_ gunshots. it was like it was like mexican birthday party. like a mexican birthday party. it like a mexican birthday party. h—anwhorwl it was very bad. so anybody thought— it was very bad. so anybody thought or— it was very bad. so anybody thought of just— it was very bad. so anybody thought of just saying to mark chapnan— thought of just saying to mark chapnan .— thought of just saying to mark chapnan . oh— thought of just saying to mark chapman , oh, did you do this on chapman, oh, did you do this on your— chapman, oh, did you do this on
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your on— chapman, oh, did you do this on your own or not? _ chapman, oh, did you do this on your own or not? �*rw"“re. your own or not? what the sports presenter yeah. oh, no, not the one on the bbc. no. david chapnan. — one on the bbc. no. david chapnan. ho.— one on the bbc. no. david chapman. no. mark chapman. the guy who shot mark chapman. yeah. yeah. i love guy who shot mark chapman. yeah. yeah. ilove how guy who shot mark chapman. yeah. yeah. i love how people have— yeah. yeah. i love how people have ahwawe— yeah. yeah. i love how people have always been— yeah. t/hire’“ i love how people have always been obsessed about the pooh— have always been obsessed about the hook that— have always been obsessed about the book that he— have always been obsessed about the book that he was. mark chapnan— the book that he was. mark chapman yeah. was bigger chapman yeah. was a bigger issue, right? yeah, yeah, yeah. that book's boring. no, that's exactly that book's boring. no, that's exaerhw rhe— that book's boring. no, that's exactly the point. _ that book's boring. no, that's exactly the point. the- “g no, that's exactly the point. the point is, is exactly the point. the point is, he that. — exactly the point. the point is, he that. he— exactly the point. the point is, isthat. isthat_ exactly the point. the point is, isthat. isthat if— exactly the point. the point is, is that. is that if he if who he wowe— is that. is that if he if who he wowha have— is that. is that if he if who he would have said— is that. is that if he if who he would have said something. it aer— would have said something. it waen-r-h— would have said something. it waen-r-h gor- would have said something. it wasn't i got convinced wasn't just me. i got convinced hnro—vow- wasn't just me. i got convinced hnro—vow hnowi into doing it. yeah you know, hhhe— into doing it. yeah you know, hhhe-he— into doing it. yeah you know, like be all over it. well, like he'd be all over it. well, it was fun, and then- like he'd be all over it. well, it was fun, and then we- . r: . well, it was fun, and then we ruined it. it was fun, and then we ruined hr. hook— it was fun, and then we ruined hr. hook-than— it was fun, and then we ruined it. look-that. let's- it was fun, and then we ruined it. look that. let's move on it. look at that. let's move on to he— it. look at that. let's move on to the independent. lewis and someone's_has. to the independent. lewis and. someone's_has just someone's life sentence has just ro— someone's life sentence has just to an end. — someone's life sentence has just come to an end. i“ come to an end. this could consider this a good thing. or you consider it bad you could consider it a bad thing that theodore ted kaczynski, the kaczynski, known as the unabomber , died federal unabomber, has died in federal prison. he was the was prison. and he was the he was the guy who who from 1978 to 1995, basically was trying to kill mathematicians and scientists because he didn't believe in them. someone who ooeen-r— believe in them. someone who doesn't believe _ believe in them. someone who doesn't believe in— i“ someone who doesn't believe in science. yeah.— doesn't believe in science. veah. h— doesn't believe in science. veah. h aon-e— doesn't believe in science. yeah, i don't want- doesn't believe in science. yeah, i don't want to- doesn't believe in science. mg?“ erg'“ g pijr'“u gig] ag; doesn't believe in science. v/rgj;.ei“ erg'“ g pie'“u gig] ge doesn't believe in science. yeah, i don't want to say , but yeah, i don't want to say, but this is almost the i don't want
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to joke about it, but this is like the because i'm not going to do anything horrible. i'm not i'm but he's a guy i'm not going to. but he's a guy and he he went proper and he went he went proper loony. he was a brilliant scientist himself , loony. he was a brilliant scientist himself, a brilliant teacher, university professor. and he went into the woods and he just sent bombs to people and he just sent bombs to people and he wrote a manifesto. and the i think the interesting thing about the guy is, is he wrote a manifesto manifesto explaining why what he wanted. and that why he what he wanted. and that was washington post actually print did it, too. and in his handwriting thing and asked people out there in the in the in america to do you recognise this handwriting and do you recognise this guy and his brother, ted kaczynski's brother ratted on him, little snitch. is that a is ? i think you got to that a is? i think you got to you got to. yeah. yeah, you do. isuppose you got to. yeah. yeah, you do. i suppose you do. in real life. in real life. because somebody ehee— in real life. because somebody ehee he— in real life. because somebody ehee he gohng— in real life. because somebody ehee he gohng ro— in real life. because somebody else is going to be— ’“ ”hire. . ”hi because somebody else is going to be killed. '“r: else is going to be killed. and the— else is going to be killed. and the he— else is going to be killed. and
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the he hw— else is going to be killed. and this is my son's— else is going to be killed. and this is my son's favourite killer. oh, really? i've got a little. a blazer. blazer explanation. mark. yeah and he loves the unabomber . why does he loves the unabomber. why does he loves the unabomber. why does he love the unabomber?— loves the unabomber. why does he love the unabomber? he— why does he love the unabomber? he just rhhnhe— love the unabomber? he just rhhnhe he-e— love the unabomber? he just thinks he's real— love the unabomber? he just thinks he's real good at wrhhhng— thinks he's real good at writing, and— thinks he's real good at writing, and he's just fancy. he writing, and he's just fancy. he iner— writing, and he's just fancy. he rwer nahee— writing, and he's just fancy. he just makes a— writing, and he's just fancy. he just makes a change, doesn't it? yeah it's 35,000. well—read. heat— it? yeah it's 35,000. well—read. heah wrhrren — it? yeah it's 35,000. well—read. real written words— it? yeah it's 35,000. well—read. real written words . _ .7 t/hire’“ it's 35,000. well—read. real written words . �*vw�*hi.. ”hi real written words. well, before we start moving into the area of endorsing it, the mail on sunday. kelly looks like i need— sunday. kelly looks like i missed another- “rieg kelly looks like i missed another chance “r:re kelly looks like i missed another chance to “r:e kelly looks like i missed another chance to get some money out— missed another chance to get some money out channel 4. o“ some money out of channel 4. oh . open— some money out of channel 4. oh . open hhnee— some money out of channel 4. oh , open house where— some money out of channel 4. oh , open house where they- some money out of channel 4. oh , open house where they were paying , open house where they were paying people to do dirty things at a tv show . so yeah, we used at a tv show. so yeah, we used to ger— at a tv show. so yeah, we used to get paha— at a tv show. so yeah, we used to get paha hor— at a tv show. so yeah, we used to get paid for it— at a tv show. so yeah, we used to get paid for it well. - . so yeah, we used to get paid for it well. so i hr-e— to get paid for it well. so i mean, it's prostitution in it, really. so talk us through. so there's a show called -er : ’“ so there's a show called open howee — there's a show called open house. yeah,— there's a show called open house. yeah, it's- there's a show called open house. t/hire’“ . t: there's a show called open house. / t: house. yeah, it's called open house. yeah, it's called open house and they paid only fans. actors to come and open filthy things. right. the things. right. with the contestants , which makes me contestants, which makes me sick. yeah it's disgusting. i don't like it . sick. yeah it's disgusting. i don't like it. but did you watch it? no, don't like it. but did you watch it? n0,i don't like it. but did you watch it? no, i didn't watch it. watch ho.— it? no, i didn't watch it. watch ho. hoveri— it? no, i didn't watch it. watch ho. howea hr.— it? no, i didn't watch it. watch no. loved it. um— it? no, i didn't watch it. watch
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no. loved it. um no— .7 no, i didn't watch it. watch no. loved it. um no , i don't no. loved it. um no, i don't rhhnh— no. loved it. um no, i don't rhhnh wow— no. loved it. um no, i don't think you should,- no. loved it. um no, i don't think you should, because it's rhhhw. — think you should, because it's rhhrhw. ana— think you should, because it's filthy. and does— think you should, because it's filthy. and does it- think you should, because it's filthy. “r: : . t filthy. and does it actually show actual . i didn't watch it show actual. i didn't watch it heoawee— show actual. i didn't watch it heeawee h— show actual. i didn't watch it because i don't— t i didn't watch it because i don't watch filth like rig,— because i don't watch filth like rig, har— because i don't watch filth like that. her they.— because i don't watch filth like that, but they. they they encourage people to experiment. t hey— encourage people to experiment. hhew whn— encourage people to experiment. they whrh each— encourage people to experiment. they with each other. t/hire’“ ' “r: they with each other. yeah. and whrh. — they with each other. yeah. and whrh. ana— they with each other. yeah. and with. and so. so this woman is there? yeah. yeah. why do you call her an actor? i mean, these are acting. they're not acting. they're actually doing acting. they're. they're . they're that they're. they're. they're that they basically brought in the. yes. okay. and i like what somebody. what's what this what this said. well, she was brought into the show and she said she said only fans is helping me live. i'm chasing my dreams to be a twitch streamer. oh do you know what that means, though? thatis know what that means, though? that is a technical three. it nhghr— that is a technical three. it nhghr eowna— that is a technical three. it might sound medical from your pohnr— might sound medical from your pohnr or— might sound medical from your pohnr or wew— might sound medical from your point of view, but— might sound medical from your point of view, but twitch streamer is— point of view, but twitch streamer is the actual phrase i know. — streamer is the actual phrase i hnow. ho— streamer is the actual phrase i know. nolknow. _ streamer is the actual phrase i know. nolknow. i- streamer is the actual phrase i know. \rr:j,r ”“rr ”it it's know. no i know. i know. it's a i know know. no i know. i know. it's a h hnow whar— know. no i know. i know. it's a i know what little— know. no i know. i know. it's a i know what little girl's- know. \..3. it's a i know what little girl's dream. it's i know what little girl's dream. we every— i know what little girl's dream. it's every little— i know what little girl's dream. it's every little girl's dream. how— it's every little girl's dream. how hang— it's every little girl's dream. how tong hae—
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it's every little girl's dream. how long has twitch- it's every little girl's dream. how long has twitch been around for? couple years only. and for? a couple of years only. and it's like it's step below it's like it's a step below youtube. nick gibb. you're selling of youtube. nick gibb. you're. selling—of yourself selling a calendar of yourself wearhng. — selling a calendar of yourself wearhng. _myl wearing. oh, speaking of my eahenhan— wearing. oh, speaking of myj calendar._it. calendar. even mentioned it. speahng— calendar. even mentioned it. speahhng or— calendar. even mentioned it. speahhng or no— calendar. even mentioned it. speaking of my calendar, lewis ana— speaking of my calendar, lewis aha-ghwen— speaking of my calendar, lewis aha-ghwen wow- speaking of my calendar, lewis and given you another and they've given you another ehow— and they've given you another erow-worhhng- and they've given you another. story _working-home. story about working from home. are-gerrhng— story about working from home. are-getting-hints- story about working from home. are getting hints yet? are you getting any hints yet? war,— are you getting any hints yet? wettleawe— are you getting any hints yet? weh.leawe hh— are you getting any hints yet? well,.says uk firms- are you getting any hints yet? well, it says uk firms without flexible working, will flexible working, quote, will struggle to hire in the next five this is the five years. and this is the guardian observer. i don't know. they call it the observer they still call it the observer . don't know why haven't . i don't know why they haven't changed name, but but changed the name, but but but this entrepreneur who's the tory mayoral candidate , her name is mayoral candidate, her name is natalie campbell . and she says natalie campbell. and she says she says that that she she's the leader of the four day week and she's hoping to cut the amount of hours that people are working . ng okay. in the office and she'd like fewer hours to work in the office. and this is a perfect story for the guardian because they're a charity . she because they're a charity. she and they are. they are basically the, the newspaper of people who don't work very hard. why are
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people don't work very hard. why are peophe wpeer— don't work very hard. why are people upset about— r:rir“ . rig why are people upset about working crir“ . rig why are people upset about working from home?— people upset about working from home? hhew-re— people upset about working from home? they're not— people upset about working from home? they're not they're not wpeer— home? they're not they're not wpeer ahowr— home? they're not they're not upset about working from home. hhew-re— upset about working from home. they're wpeee— upset about working from home. they're upset because— upset about working from home. they're upset because they- upset about working from home. they're upset because they are going to have stop working going to have to stop working from home. and they quite enjoyed working. but point enjoyed working. but the point is, enjoyed working. but the point he-rhhe— enjoyed working. but the point he-rhhe ehow— enjoyed working. but the point is,-this story is- enjoyed working. but the point is,-this story is saying. is, i think this story is saying that— is, i think this story is saying that whhher— is, i think this story is saying that whilst-don't- is, i think this story is saying that whilst don't like that whilst if you don't like worhhng— that whilst if you don't like working from _ that whilst if you don't like working from home, the truth is if working from home, the truth is h wow-we— working from home, the truth is h wow-we gor— working from home, the truth is h wow-we got-or— working from home, the truth is if you've got of these if you've got all of these vacancies, you - if you've got all of these vacancies, you unemployed, it's so vacancies, you unemployed, it's eo how— vacancies, you unemployed, it's eo how hr— vacancies, you unemployed, it's eo how hr hhne— vacancies, you unemployed, it's so low it kind of— vacancies, you unemployed, it's so low it kind of the so low it kind of skews the marker.— so low it kind of skews the market-wow- so low it kind of skews the market. you want to hire market. and if you want to hire someone,_have- market. and if you want to hire someone,_have to. market. and if you want to hirei someone,_have to say someone, you might have to say wow-re— someone, you might have to say tonne-ro— someone, you might have to say tonne-ho work- someone, you might have to say you're-to work at- someone, you might have to say you're to work at home you're allowed to work at home hhne— you're allowed to work at home some time, but— you're allowed to work at home some time, but-a- you're allowed to work at home some time, but a supply and some time, but it's a supply and tenant— some time, but it's a supply and tenant ehow— some time, but it's a supply and demand story rather than we aon-r— demand story rather than we don't-working- demand story rather than we don't working home don't like working from home erorw— don't like working from home erorw-rhhnh— don't like working from home story,-think the- don't like working from home story, think the reason story, but i think the reason why— story, but i think the reason why-guardian. story, but i think the reason why-guardian isi why it's in the guardian is heeawee— why it's in the guardian is because they— why it's in the guardian is because they -to- why it's in the guardian is because they to keep this because they want to keep this ethn— because they want to keep this erwh—wanr- because they want to keep this stuff—want to - because they want to keep thisi stuff—want to they stuff going. they want to they want enact it into law to want to enact it into law to make it for people to work make it okay for people to work at home. what the at home. that's what the guardian for. it's already guardian is for. it's already hegah— guardian is for. it's already hegah ro— guardian is for. it's already legal to work.— guardian is for. it's already legal to work. is— guardian is for. it's already legal to work. is it- .c it's already legal to work. is it not legal to work— legal to work. is it not legal to work ar— legal to work. is it not legal to work at home?- legal to work. is it not legal to work at home? it is legal. it to work at home? it is legal. n he— to work at home? it is legal. n he hegah— to work at home? it is legal. n he hegah eo— to work at home? it is legal. it is legal to work— to work at home? it is legal. it is legal to work at- to work at home? it is legal. it is legal to work at home. but that doesn't mean that an employer to be forced to employer has to be is forced to let at home. and let them work at home. and that's they want that's what this is. they want the i've got a salon. the employer i've got a salon. no one can work from home. hhew-re— no one can work from home. hhew-re no— no one can work from home. they're no they've got to move
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in. they're no they've got to move hn. .gor— they're no they've got to move hn. .gor ro. — they're no they've got to move hn-gor to. how— they're no they've got to move in. got to. you don't want in. i've got to. you don't want hahr— in. i've got to. you don't want hair splinters— in. i've got to. you don't want hair splinters around your howeee — hair splinters around your howeee -ao- hair splinters around your house? _do youl hair splinters around your- house? _do you say, okay, house? no. how do you say, okay, the mail on sunday nato kelly and traffic delays due to vampires. totally believable erow. — vampires. totally believable erow. ihn— vampires. totally believable story. .in where- vampires. totally believable story. .in where is- vampires. totally believable story. .in where is it?- story. no in where is it? there's somewhere poland . they there's somewhere poland. they found a 450 vampire. is buried. yeah. so it's true because again, it's in paper. and what they do is , is they cut the they do is, is they cut the heads off the vampires and put them between their legs because that'll fool them. yeah in case they come back to life.- .. t/hire’“ in case they come back to life. yeah ana— they come back to life. yeah ana the— they come back to life. yeah ana the ana— they come back to life. yeah and bite and they— they come back to life. yeah and bite and they can't- they come back to life. yeah and bite and they can't pull their hat on. so it's going to be real tricky, i think all around. but what a great story. but there's a little bit of transphobia in here because they they found a female vampire . how they found a female vampire. how do they know that's. well, you can tell from _ do they know that's. well, you can tell from that's— crir well, you can tell from that's what we've been — can tell from that's what we've been epenahng— can tell from that's what we've been spending the last she hoenrhrhea— been spending the last she identified with— been spending the last she identified with the right okay. vow-re— identified with the right okay. vow-re rhghr— identified with the right okay. vow-re rhghr .— identified with the right okay. you're right . you're right. you're right. you're right. rte— you're right. you're right. he exohrhng— you're right. you're right. it's exciting about- you're right. you're right. it's exciting about vampires though. it is exciting. it's pronounced transylvania. it is exciting . it's exciting “rt.ric ’“ it is exciting . it's exciting that exciting. it's exciting that he— exciting. it's exciting that he hh— exciting. it's exciting that it's in poland— exciting. it's exciting that it's in poland and it's pretty
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ehoee— it's in poland and it's pretty ohoee ro— it's in poland and it's pretty close to the— it's in poland and it's pretty close to the village where my ancestors lived. _ close to the village where my ancestors lived. and one of the why— ancestors lived. and one of the reasons why we _ ancestors lived. and one of the reasons why we had to get we had to hhghrahh— reasons why we had to get we had to hhghrahh hr— reasons why we had to get we had to hightail it out— reasons why we had to get we had to hightail it out of— reasons why we had to get we had to hightail it out of there. you forger— to hightail it out of there. you forget how— to hightail it out of there. you forget how kind— to hightail it out of there. you forget how kind of how barbaric the forget how kind of how barbaric rhe peophe— forget how kind of how barbaric rhe peophe who— forget how kind of how barbaric the people who were living in hhhe— the people who were living in middle europe— the people who were living in middle europe were. is that why you would go out during the day? that's why you said the day's only begun. at the start of only just begun. at the start of the ehow. — only just begun. at the start of the ehow. h— only just begun. at the start of the show. it all— only just begun. at the start of the show. it all checks- g“ at the start of the show. it all checks out now. how— the show. it all checks out now. vow to— the show. it all checks out now. how to awoha— the show. it all checks out now. you do avoid garlic— the show. it all checks out now. you do avoid garlic mainly heeawee— you do avoid garlic mainly because all— you do avoid garlic mainly because all you- you do avoid garlic mainly because all you eat is uncooked near— because all you eat is uncooked near-rhe— because all you eat is uncooked meat-the blood— because all you eat is uncooked meat-the blood .— because all you eat is uncooked meat the blood . oh, wait meat for the blood. oh, wait a nhnwre. — meat for the blood. oh, wait a nhnwre. we-we— meat for the blood. oh, wait a minute. we've actually work. �*jir minute. we've actually work. do you know— minute. we've actually work. do you know something?— minute. we've actually work. do you know something? that's you know what? that's really, really rude of you . because i've heard rude of you. because i've heard that many times when somebody says they meat. oh, they're says they eat meat. oh, they're a just. a cannibal. well, they just. they immediately they just equate it immediately . cannibal. i'm calling you a wanphre— . cannibal. i'm calling you a wanphre. yeah— cannibal. i'm calling you a vampire. yeah because the vampire. yeah because of the hood. — vampire. yeah because of the blood. - actually, - vampire. yeah because of the blood. _actually, blood. vampire. yeah because of the blood. t c vampire. yeah because of the blo
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next welcome back to headliners. let's go on to the mail on sunday. lewis and there's a solution to global warming and also making those pesky short years that little bit longer. this is a very interesting erorw— this is a very interesting erorw nor— this is a very interesting story, not for— this is a very interesting story, not for what's in the erorw— story, not for what's in the erorw har— story, not for what's in the story, but what— story, not for what's in the story, but what is basically not in story, but what is basically not hn rhe— story, but what is basically not hn rhe erow. — story, but what is basically not in the story. it's— story, but what is basically not in the story. it's this is the hahh— in the story. it's this is the daily hahh. — in the story. it's this is the daily mail. it's— in the story. it's this is the daily mail. it's it says exclusive. _ daily mail. it's it says exclusive. so - daily mail. it's it says exclusive. so it's not in any of he— exclusive. so it's not in any of the other— exclusive. so it's not in any of the other newspapers that that the other newspapers that that the eohwrhon— the other newspapers that that the solution to— the other newspapers that that the solution to global warming is the solution to global warming he that— the solution to global warming he that we— the solution to global warming is that we should— the solution to global warming is that we should move the earth away— is that we should move the earth away from — is that we should move the earth away from he— is that we should move the earth
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away from the sun— is that we should move the earth away from the sun and it says astronomers know— away from the sun and it says astronomers know full well the he— astronomers know full well the he wew— astronomers know full well the sun is very slowly— astronomers know full well the sun is very slowly getting hrhghrer— sun is very slowly getting brighter and— sun is very slowly getting brighter and in a billion or so weare— brighter and in a billion or so weare hr— brighter and in a billion or so weare hr whh— brighter and in a billion or so years it will make the earth too hot ro— years it will make the earth too hot to hhe— years it will make the earth too hot to live on.— years it will make the earth too hot to live on. and— years it will make the earth too hot to live on. and what's aheohwrehw— hot to live on. and what's absolutely ridiculous is this, is absolutely ridiculous is this, he that— absolutely ridiculous is this, he that he— absolutely ridiculous is this, is that the velikovsky is the onw— is that the velikovsky is the only rhhng— is that the velikovsky is the only rhhng vou— is that the velikovsky is the only thing you need to know. and rwe— only thing you need to know. and we eat— only thing you need to know. and he eaha hhhe— only thing you need to know. and i've said this many— only thing you need to know. and i've said this many times in the orhnhhng— i've said this many times in the arhnhng game.— i've said this many times in the drinking game, you press wehhowehw— drinking game, you press velikovsky is— drinking game, you press velikovsky is that this has happened— velikovsky is that this has happened before basically is about— happened before basically is about moving— happened before basically is about moving the earth further away— about moving the earth further away from — about moving the earth further away from he— about moving the earth further away from the sun , which away from the sun, which aerwahw— away from the sun, which actually slows— away from the sun, which actually slows the slows the wear— actually slows the slows the wear down — actually slows the slows the wear down hw— actually slows the slows the year down by making it go an exha— year down by making it go an extra rwe— year down by making it go an extra five days— year down by making it go an extra five days which is why all of extra five days which is why all or he— extra five days which is why all of the calendars— extra five days which is why all of the calendars in— extra five days which is why all of the calendars in ancient hherorw— of the calendars in ancient hherow wee— of the calendars in ancient history were 360 days. the mayan .rhe— history were 360 days. the mayan . rhe chhneee.— history were 360 days. the mayan , the chinese, the— history were 360 days. the mayan , the chinese, the jewish. cj’“ , the chinese, the jewish. oh, so , the chinese, the jewish. oh, ea you— , the chinese, the jewish. oh, eo you rhhnh— , the chinese, the jewish. oh, so you think it's— , the chinese, the jewish. oh, so you think it's not- , the chinese, the jewish. oh, so you think it's not to do with the lack of precision. that's why we have 360 degrees in a circle. yeah. you think it was that the earth was five days worth of being closer to the sun? yes. and why did we move
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further away? we moved further away because we were once part of the saturn and helium gas. and then in helium, the saturn, we pan— and then in helium, the saturn, we pan or— and then in helium, the saturn, we were part of saturn. ' “c we were part of saturn. and the vow— we were part of saturn. and the vow whh— we were part of saturn. and the sun. you will have— we were part of saturn. and the sun. you will have to- we were part of saturn. ' “c ’“ you will have to look up sun. you will have to look up vehhowehw— sun. you will have to look up velikovsky because - ’“ you will have to look up velikovsky because i'm not quite or— velikovsky because i'm not quite or the— velikovsky because i'm not quite or the .— velikovsky because i'm not quite sure of this , but— velikovsky because i'm not quite sure of this , but basically, sure of this, but basically, haeheahw— sure of this, but basically, basically what— sure of this, but basically, basically what happened is, is that— basically what happened is, is that he— basically what happened is, is that he that— basically what happened is, is that is that this— basically what happened is, is that is that this is that saturn ion that is that this is that saturn hon hah— that is that this is that saturn hon had an— that is that this is that saturn ion had an electrical discharge charge— ion had an electrical discharge eharge whheh— ion had an electrical discharge charge which discharged a huge hnro— charge which discharged a huge mass into the— charge which discharged a huge mass into the solar system and the earth— mass into the solar system and the earth went— mass into the solar system and the earth went free floating hnro— the earth went free floating hnro epaoe— the earth went free floating into space while saturn moved runner— into space while saturn moved further away— into space while saturn moved farther away .— into space while saturn moved further away . and it changed the further away. and it changed the it further away. and it changed the h changea— further away. and it changed the hr ehangea rhe— further away. and it changed the it changed the what you might cah— it changed the what you might eah hr— it changed the what you might eah h from — it changed the what you might call it from 360— it changed the what you might call it from 360 days to 365 hate. — call it from 360 days to 365 hate. her— call it from 360 days to 365 oawe. her hr— call it from 360 days to 365 days. but if this— call it from 360 days to 365 days. but if this was if this errarhe— days. but if this was if this was erratic ,_ days. but if this was if this was erratic , if— days. but if this was if this was erratic , if one culture said was erratic, if one culture said rhhng— was erratic, if one culture said rhhng ana— was erratic, if one culture said one thing and one— was erratic, if one culture said one thing and one culture said another.— one thing and one culture said another. one— one thing and one culture said another, one great book said one rhhng. — another, one great book said one rhhng. one— another, one great book said one rhhng. one great— another, one great book said one thing. one great book said another.— thing. one great book said another, that— thing. one great book said another, that would be one rhhng. — another, that would be one rhhng. har— another, that would be one thing. but it's— another, that would be one thing. but it's three. it's been soo— thing. but it's three. it's been eoe hate.— thing. but it's three. it's been was 360 days. everyone thought
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this was 360 days. everyone thought the hhg— was 360 days. everyone thought the hhg hhghr— was 360 days. everyone thought this big light was— was 360 days. everyone thought this big light was variable into hhnerehn. — this big light was variable into einstein. therefore,- this big light was variable into einstein. therefore, that many people can't be wrong. so we should believe the original premise. no , but when when premise. no, but when it's when it's cross—cultural— premise. no, but when it's when it's cross—cultural ,_ no, but when it's when it's cross—cultural , you have to it's cross—cultural, you have to rhhnh— it's cross—cultural, you have to rhhnh wett— it's cross—cultural, you have to think, well, maybe— it's cross—cultural, you have to think, well, maybe there's eonerhhng— think, well, maybe there's something g think, well, maybe there's- something-thought that something to it. thought that the light was variable the speed of light was variable until all einstein. first until all einstein. now, first of all, all cultures we've got to move on. i've out of to move on. i've run out of time, we should do spin time, but we should do a spin off can do this. that's off show. i can do this. that's a that's a fallacious- t ’“ crir that's a that's a fallacious argument. it's a that's a fallacious argument. hr-e norhhng— a that's a fallacious argument. hr-e norhhng or— a that's a fallacious argument. it's nothing of that— a that's a fallacious argument. it's nothing of that shape- a that's a fallacious argument. it's nothing of that shape at all. observer kelly, there's a ban on sex on the beach. i only did it because of peer pressure. oh, yeah. envieth you're not allowed on the beach allowed to do sex on the beach anymore. it's all nudists . anymore. and it's all nudists. no, i'm going to say something controversial . yeah. me a controversial. yeah. show me a nudist . i'll controversial. yeah. show me a nudist. i'll show you a massive . oh, weird . nudist. i'll show you a massive . oh, weird. stop nudist. i'll show you a massive . oh, weird . stop it. wow. so it . oh, weird. stop it. wow. so it stay at home. but if everybody can— stay at home. but if everybody can h— stay at home. but if everybody can h iner— stay at home. but if everybody can rrwer reh— stay at home. but if everybody can i just tell you— but if everybody can i just tell you something, kelly? — can i just tell you something, kelly? h— can i just tell you something, kelly? if everybody.- can i just tell you something, kelly? �*7 ”gr c �*7 can i just tell you something, kelly? �*7 hirhi”gr c �*7 kelly? if everybody. if most people are nudist, then they can't be called . the people who can't be called. the people who keep their people aren't. no, but. but it's happening. more people and more people are willing to. where are you going?
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is willing to. where are you going? he hr— willing to. where are you going? he hr how— willing to. where are you going? he hr how many— willing to. where are you going? is it how many inches- .. “g where are you going? is it how many inches of global warnhng— is it how many inches of global warnhng gere— is it how many inches of global warming gets warmer, take more ohorhee— warming gets warmer, take more ohorhee-h— warming gets warmer, take more ohorhee-h-eee- warming gets warmer, take more clothes-i-see peoplej clothes off? i don't see people naked around the place. where are you going? i did it in orpington . in kent. when i used orpington. in kent. when i used to live in kent. massive there's a nudist camp . and i a there's a nudist camp. and i was to do a stand up gig was hired to do a stand up gig there. and in the nude. well, i didn't know it was a nudist camp until they booked me for it. and then you know what? they send details the week before details like the week before the gig- details like the week before the gig. and i was like, wait a minute, what a and no, i refuse to it naked. good for you. to do it naked. good for you. oh,— to do it naked. good for you. oh okay. — to do it naked. good for you. oh. okay- why— to do it naked. good for you. oh, okay. why is this are you are you not going to give me enough time lose some weight enough time to lose some weight beforehand? maybe. can't beforehand? maybe. but you can't tell beforehand? maybe. but you can't err on— beforehand? maybe. but you can't err on he— beforehand? maybe. but you can't tell on the week— beforehand? maybe. but you can't tell on the week of— beforehand? maybe. but you can't tell on the week of the— ”hic7 maybe. but you can't tell on the week of the gig rehhng— tell on the week of the gig rehhng ne— tell on the week of the gig telling me to— tell on the week of the gig telling me to turn up naked. i eonhan-r— telling me to turn up naked. i couldn't even— telling me to turn up naked. i couldn't even .the- telling me to turn up naked. i couldn't even the lines. couldn't even see the tan lines. hhe — couldn't even see the tan lines. hhe oneewer. — couldn't even see the tan lines. the observer. _the- couldn't even see the tan lines. the observer. the awkward the observer. lewis the awkward heewe— the observer. lewis the awkward heae—wow- the observer. lewis the awkward heewe—wow dol issue of tipping. and if you do hhhe— issue of tipping. and if you do hhhe-oo— issue of tipping. and if you do like-do have- issue of tipping. and if you do like-do have a- issue of tipping. and if you do like do have a coffee like tipping, i do have a coffee account. yeah,— like tipping, i do have a coffee account. yeah, well,- like tipping, i do have a coffee account. / account. yeah, well, obviously, because guardian is the because the guardian is the paper the of waiters and paper of the of waiters and people didn't work there . people who didn't work there. the tipper , they know the it's the tipper, they know the it's the newspaper . the people who the newspaper. the people who work for the guardian don't
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really work. it's a charity. but the actual people who read the guardian , they were all they're guardian, they were all they're all waiters and so the story the story is more who tips more germans or the french. and they they only check six countries, according to yougov, which is , i according to yougov, which is, i guess, the easiest way. they don't even have to make a phone call and ask people their opinion. they say the word germany. and so the germans tip and whar— germany. and so the germans tip and what rhet— germany. and so the germans tip and what they what— .“gr and so the germans tip and what they what they said haeheahw— and what they what they said haeheahw thew— and what they what they said basically they said basically wowha— basically they said basically was would people willing was would people be willing to ghwe— was would people be willing to ghwe-nonewe — was would people be willing to give-money? me- was would people be willing to give money? iiri “ �*7 was would people be willing to- give-money? me even if they give more money? me even if they knew that it's a 12% tip that's put on the check ? and they said put on the check? and they said 72% of germans give more money, even if even if it was 12, because i'm not real tight. yeah, well, i do because they're preewnprwowe. — yeah, well, i do because they're presumptuous. and- yeah, well, i do because they're presumptuous. ' i“ yeah, well, i do because they're presumptuous. ' “c i \rr:j;�*r.r�* yeah, well, i do because they're presumptuous. “ \hiji�*rt�* / presumptuous. and in new york, you don't put you don't put this on the tip on the check. and so people give money. 5% is it's none of my business.- g “hit“higr 5% is it's none of my business. yeah that's i none of my business. yeah that's hher— none of my business. yeah that's htwer roent— none of my business. yeah that's rrwer round up— none of my business. yeah that's i just round up and— none of my business. yeah that's i just round up and then sunday hhnee— i just round up and then sunday hhnee howe— i just round up and then sunday times louis they've got you rahhhng—panre times louis they've got you. talking—pants in talking pants soaking pants in the swnaaw— talking pants soaking pants in the sunday times. so this is
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what— the sunday times. so this is what klein this this what calvin klein this is this is klein style macho is a calvin klein style macho adverts alienate men and i'm not going to admit that i actually love these kind of ads because this is what real men should look like. they should look like justin bieber. the guys like real, real man. that's what he's saying. remember saying. but i don't remember that. it says basically by showing real men , which they showing real men, which they mean macho, bloated , muscle mean macho, bloated, muscle building men, which i don't i don't it looks peculiar. it looks peculiar. and it's not heahhw — looks peculiar. and it's not healthy. would- looks peculiar. and it's not healthy. would it- looks peculiar. and it's not healthy. c . looks peculiar. and it's not- healthy. would it make you buy those pants, even though i suppose you might not be? i don't want i don't buy a lot of men's pants. what about for your hwehanrh— men's pants. what about for your hwehanrh — men's pants. what about for your hwehanrh h— men's pants. what about for your husband? i don't— men's pants. what about for your husband? i don't have- men's pants. what about for your husband? i don't have a- men's pants. what about for your husband? i don't have a husband. oh, you husband? i don't have a husband. on. you aon-r— husband? i don't have a husband. oh, you don't have— husband? i don't have a husband. oh, you don't have a— husband? crir“ . c oh, you don't have a husband? whar— oh, you don't have a husband? what about. no,— oh, you don't have a husband? what about. no, i— oh, you don't have a husband? �*ft“re. no, i would oh, you don't have a husband? no, i would you buy what about. no, i would you buy them— what about. no, i would you buy then for— what about. no, i would you buy them for louis— what about. no, i would you buy them for louis schaefer- no, i would you buy them for louis schaefer anyway? whar— them for louis schaefer anyway? what thew-re— them for louis schaefer anyway? what they're trying— them for louis schaefer anyway? what they're trying to _ them for louis schaefer anyway? what they're trying to do,- them for louis schaefer anyway? what they're trying to do, you punched. you need pants. i'd be nice to be bought. pants sometimes. you know, men let the pants go they. you know, pants go until they. you know, until they're longer. well, until they're no longer. well, you've pants on. until they're no longer. well,| you've-pants on. we're you've got no pants on. we're aohng. — you've got no pants on. we're aohng. rte— you've got no pants on. we're doing. it's the— you've got no pants on. we're doing. it's the nudist- you've got no pants on. we're doing. . “c ' c doing. it's the nudist show. and so what they're saying so basically what they're saying is a heavy toxic
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is there's a heavy toxic masculinity these images is there's a heavy toxic masclmenl these images is there's a heavy toxic masclmen think these images is there's a heavy toxic masclmen think oftse images is there's a heavy toxic masclmen think of toxic, ages make men think of toxic, masculine city they're masculine city and they're obsessed toxic masculinity. obsessed with toxic masculinity. so more they're so a few more times they're blaming blaming andrew blaming they're blaming andrew tate for the pound thing. well, i think we somehow “c “g well, i think we somehow understood that— i think we somehow understood that he— i think we somehow understood that the ehow— i think we somehow understood that the show is— i think we somehow understood that the show is nearly over. so here— that the show is nearly over. so here rate— that the show is nearly over. so let's take another— that the show is nearly over. so let's take another quick look at swnaaw-e— let's take another quick look at swnaaw-e nonr— let's take another quick look at sunday's front pages. the oneerwer— sunday's front pages. the observer-tories. sunday's front pages. the observer tories turn observer furious tories turn agahner— observer furious tories turn against johnson— observer furious tories turn against johnson after biased opponen— against johnson after biased outburst. sunday times allies ahanaonea— outburst. sunday times allies abandoned johnson as tory mutiny hahhe— abandoned johnson as tory mutiny hahhe har— abandoned johnson as tory mutiny falls flat sunday— abandoned johnson as tory mutiny falls flat sunday telegraph rohneon— falls flat sunday telegraph johnson orchestrates attack on pm johnson orchestrates attack on not oer— johnson orchestrates attack on pm over swindle— johnson orchestrates attack on pm over swindle the sunday hhrror— pm over swindle the sunday hhrror goee— pm over swindle the sunday mirror goes with— pm over swindle the sunday mirror goes with starmer's neeeaeg— mirror goes with starmer's eeaeg ro— mirror goes with starmer's message to sunak general eheerhon— message to sunak general election now— message to sunak general election now the sunday express eheerorah— election now the sunday express electoral slaughter and finally the hahh— electoral slaughter and finally the daily star— electoral slaughter and finally the daily star breaking from that— the daily star breaking from that other— the daily star breaking from that other theme gives us. i saw the tent— that other theme gives us. i saw the oewhh ar— that other theme gives us. i saw the devil at the— that other theme gives us. i saw the devil at the end of my bed ana— the devil at the end of my bed and rhoee— the devil at the end of my bed and those were— the devil at the end of my bed and those were your front pages. hhar-e— and those were your front pages. hhar-e ah— and those were your front pages. hhar-e ahh we— and those were your front pages. that's all we have— and those were your front pages. that's all we have time for. hhanh— that's all we have time for. hhanh wow— that's all we have time for. thank you ro— that's all we have time for. thank you to my- that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, louis sehaerer— thank you to my guests, louis schaefer and— thank you to my guests, louis schaefer and kelly taylor. we'll be schaefer and kelly taylor. we'll he-ronorrow— schaefer and kelly taylor. we'll be -tomorrow at _ schaefer and kelly taylor. we'll be-tomorrow at 11- schaefer and kelly taylor. we'll be tomorrow at 11 pm. with be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with eone-peophe. — be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with eone-peophe. .hr- be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with some people. if you're some other people. and if you're warehhng— some other people. and if you're warehhng-ao— some other people. and if you're watching-do stay- some other people. and if you're watching do stay tuned watching at 5 am, do stay tuned for hreahraer. — watching at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. until— watching at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. until have for breakfast. until then, have ao-ne— for breakfast. until then, have ao-ne — for breakfast. until then, have a-one. velikovsky-
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