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good evening. the top story from the newsroom nottingham is still a city in shock tonight after the brutal murders of three innocent people at the hands of a knifeman yesterday and a vigil was held today at nottingham university to remember the victims. thousands of students and— victims. thousands of students and staff— victims. thousands of students and staff attended— , c. thousands of students and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon— and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in— and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in the grounds of the university.— this afternoon in the grounds of the university. it— this afternoon in the grounds of the university. it follows the deaths— the university. it follows the deaths of— the university. it follows the deaths of 219— the university. it follows the deaths of 219 year old first year— deaths of 219 year old first year students— deaths of 219 year old first year students grace o'malley, kumar— year students grace o'malley, kumar and— year students grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber. police earner— kumar and barnaby webber. police earner named— kumar and barnaby webber. police earlier named the— kumar and barnaby webber. police earlier named the third person fatally— earlier named the third person fatally stabbed— earlier named the third person fatally stabbed in the incident as school— fatally stabbed in the incident as school caretaker ian coates. his— as school caretaker ian coates. his van— as school caretaker ian coates. has was— as school caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen— as school caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen , then used to his van was stolen, then used to ages— his van was stolen, then used to sages amas— his van was stolen, then used to target others at— his van was stolen, then used to target others at the— his van was stolen, then used to target others at the vigil. the parents— target others at the vigil. the parents of— target others at the vigil. the parents of both— target others at the vigil. the parents of both teenagers shared haw— parents of both teenagers shared haw mash— parents of both teenagers shared how much university life and
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friendship— how much university life and friendship in— how much university life and friendship in nottingham had means— friendship in nottingham had means as— friendship in nottingham had meant to grace— friendship in nottingham had meant to grace and barnaby. i know— meant to grace and barnaby. i know barnaby— meant to grace and barnaby. i know barnaby would- meant to grace and barnaby. i know barnaby would be- meant to grace and barnaby. i know barnaby would be super touched by everyone that's here and he loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait to come back. he here. he couldn't wait to come back . he drove here. he couldn't wait to come back. he drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you guys forever. look after each other . forever. look after each other. it's the big thing is that. forever. look after each other. it's the big thing is that . look it's the big thing is that. look after your friends and look after your friends and look after people around you . the after people around you. the parents of grace and z the parents of grace and barnaby , parents of grace and barnaby, bravely— parents of grace and barnaby, bravely speaking— parents of grace and barnaby, bravely speaking at the vigil nas— bravely speaking at the vigil this afternoon.— bravely speaking at the vigil this afternoon. well, there's going— this afternoon. well, there's gang to— this afternoon. well, there's going as as— this afternoon. well, there's going to be another vigil to au— going to be another vigil to mourn all three— going to be another vigil to mourn all three victims. it's going— mourn all three victims. it's going as— mourn all three victims. it's going as as— mourn all three victims. it's going to be held— mourn all three victims. it's going to be held tomorrow afternoon— going to be held tomorrow afternoon in— going to be held tomorrow afternoon in the centre of naaaaagaam— afternoon in the centre of nottingham with a minute's silence— nottingham with a minute's silence to— nottingham with a minute's silence to be— nottingham with a minute's silence to be held at 6:00 in tha— silence to be held at 6:00 in the evening.— silence to be held at 6:00 in the evening. we'll bring that to you has— the evening. we'll bring that to you has on— the evening. we'll bring that to you has on oo— the evening. we'll bring that to you here on gb news. meanwhile in another— you here on gb news. meanwhile in another development in the nottingham— in another development in the nottingham attack story, detectives— nottingham attack story, detectives are - nottingham attack story,
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detectives are investigating cav— detectives are investigating ccw footage — detectives are investigating cctv footage of a man who appears— cctv footage of a man who appears to— cctv footage of a man who appears to match the description of use— appears to match the description of the nottingham _ appears to match the description of the nottingham attack suspect auemouuo— of the nottingham attack suspect auemouao oo— of the nottingham attack suspect attempting to enter the window of a— attempting to enter the window of a residential— attempting to enter the window of a residential care home. a 31 year— of a residential care home. a 31 year old— of a residential care home. a 31 year old man— of a residential care home. a 31 year old man with— of a residential care home. a 31 year old man with a history of violence— year old man with a history of vioieuoe is— year old man with a history of violence is still— year old man with a history of violence is still being questioned- violence is still being questioned by police. gb news spoke— questioned by police. gb news spoke io— questioned by police. gb news sooie io jason— questioned by police. gb news spoke to jason derbyshire, a aesioeui— spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from _ spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from the care home who uioai— resident from the care home who saw what happened. there's some guy siooo— saw what happened. there's some guy siooo undea— saw what happened. there's some guy stood under this archway all dressed— guy stood under this archway all dressed in— guy stood under this archway all dressed in black— guy stood under this archway all dressed in black ,_ guy stood under this archway all dressed in black , got a black dressed in black, got a black rucksack,— dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black— dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, us— rucksack, black beanie hat on, iusi soaring— rucksack, black beanie hat on, iusi soaring ai— rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the— rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over iiieie— just staring at the edges over iiieie ano— just staring at the edges over there and gone— just staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room. i there and gone back in my room. i hau— there and gone back in my room. i had a— there and gone back in my room. i had a wash— there and gone back in my room. i had a wash 305— there and gone back in my room. i had a wash 305 later— there and gone back in my room. " 30: i had a wash 30s later there's really banging loud banging, trying to get through that window and i didn't see the security guard come out. but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel . and then he just came hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just walked off there dead calm . well, a news away from nottingham, one of three britons who died after a boat caught fire in egypt has been named as
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christina quinn . the 58 year old christina quinn. the 58 year old had christina quinn. the 58 year old ioao been— christina quinn. the 58 year old had been taking— christina quinn. the 58 year old had been taking part— christina quinn. the 58 year old had been taking part in- 01. m the 58 year old had been taking part in a scuba diving— had been taking part in a scuba diving iess— had been taking part in a scuba diving lesson when the vessel ourse— diving lesson when the vessel iouasi iuio— diving lesson when the vessel burst into flames— diving lesson when the vessel burst into flames on sunday. ms eunu— burst into flames on sunday. ms euiww was— burst into flames on sunday. ms euiww a— burst into flames on sunday. ms quinn was a chief— burst into flames on sunday. ms quinn was a chief executive of sawi— quinn was a chief executive of saw iuwe-s— quinn was a chief executive of saint luke's hospice in plymouth wish— saint luke's hospice in plymouth , which confirmed— saint luke's hospice in plymouth , which confirmed her death. is— , which confirmed her death. it's understood— , which confirmed her death. it's understood the fire was caused— it's understood the fire was caused oy— it's understood the fire was caused by an— it's understood the fire was caused by an electrical problem in we— caused by an electrical problem in we iooai-s— caused by an electrical problem in the boat's engine room on tv owiiwe— in the boat's engine room on tv owiiwe oeioy— in the boat's engine room on tv online derby plus— in the boat's engine room on tv online derby plus radio and the wee— online derby plus radio and the iuwe ia— online derby plus radio and the iuae ia aoo. — online derby plus radio and the tune in app. this— online derby plus radio and the tune in app. this is. gb news. weiio— tune in app. this is. gb news. weiio awo— tune in app. this is. gb news. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm hello and welcome to headliners. i-m simou— hello and welcome to headliners. i-m simou evans— hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans ,_ hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans , joining- hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans , joining me- i'm simon evans, joining me tonight to fill it. thursday's newspapers— tonight to fill it. thursday's newspapers we— tonight to fill it. thursday's newspapers we have- 0" g �*" a c thursday's newspapers we have the bert ’ago“ g“ �*" a a thursday's newspapers we have the bert and ernie— newspapers we have the bert and imie oi— newspapers we have the bert and imie oi woe— newspapers we have the bert and ernie of the comedy world josh howie— ernie of the comedy world josh wowie awo— ernie of the comedy world josh howie and nick— ernie of the comedy world josh howie and nick dixon. cigi howie and nick dixon. can you do the laugh? which— howie and nick dixon. can you do the laugh? which one's- howie and nick dixon. cigi 3“ which one's the good the laugh? which one's the good one— the laugh? which one's the good i— the laugh? which one's the good i mean— the laugh? which one's the good i i— the laugh? which one's the good one? i mean, i guess— 3“ which one's the good one? i mean, i guess it's a manner— one? i mean, i guess it's a naiien oi— one? i mean, i guess it's a matter of taste,- one? i mean, i guess it's a matter of taste, isn't it? but you— matter of taste, isn't it? but you an—
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matter of taste, isn't it? but you oo— matter of taste, isn't it? but you can be whichever one you like anyway. i'm the heterosexual one. yeah, i think i'm the. is ernie the yellow iiisaniiwone— i'm the. is ernie the yellow misanthrope one?- i'm the. is ernie the yellow misanthrope one? i- is ernie the yellow misanthrope one? i think i'm onoioaioiy— misanthrope one? i think i'm onoioaniy inan— misanthrope one? i think i'm probably that one. yeah, that'll do - definitely. _ probably that one. yeah, that'll do-definitely. so- probably that one. yeah, that'll do-definitely. so let's. do you. definitely. so let's have a quick the front have a quick look at the front pages. have the daily mail, pages. we have the daily mail, all who are leading the all who are leading with the story in the news story we just saw in the news there. two fathers lost in grief. the guardian have scientists creating cynthia thick human embryos in stem cell breakthrough , rather alarming breakthrough, rather alarming and encouraging news at the same time. the metro united in love eye news tories losing support from home owners as hunt backs new rate hike and the times look after each other and love everyone. those fathers once again there, the daily star. we turned into cyborg eggs and there is a picture of elon musk, who is the cyborg chief. those were your front pages as. so our
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first guest paper is the daily mail. they're going with the main news of the day, i think. josh yeah , two fathers lost in josh yeah, two fathers lost in grief this is the footage of them, the two fathers of the two of the victims from nottingham's attack and there is a vigil in nottingham and yeah, i mean anybody, any parent, but any human being. but certainly as a poem— human being. but certainly as a oaeni winn— human being. but certainly as a parent with children _ “g but certainly as a parent with children approaching that parent with children approaching inai age,— parent with children approaching inai age, is— parent with children approaching inai age, is ,— parent with children approaching that age, it's , you— parent with children approaching that age, it's , you know, you that age, it's, you know, you can-i— that age, it's, you know, you oan-i imagine— that age, it's, you know, you can't imagine ._ that age, it's, you know, you can't imagine . what they're can't imagine. what they're going— can't imagine. what they're going innougin— can't imagine. what they're going through. and i believe the on ine— going through. and i believe the man on the left— going through. and i believe the man on the left of— going through. and i believe the man on the left of the father of ease — man on the left of the father of one nes— man on the left of the father of onaoe hes a— man on the left of the father of grace, he's a doctor. and he iinnseii— grace, he's a doctor. and he iinnseii is— grace, he's a doctor. and he himself is a— grace, he's a doctor. and he himself is a hero- grace, he's a doctor. and he himself is a hero who saved innee— himself is a hero who saved innee oeooie— himself is a hero who saved three people who themselves were siaioioeo— three people who themselves were siaioioeo ano— three people who themselves were stabbed and nothing else. «ng stabbed and nothing else. very nuan— stabbed and nothing else. very much we— stabbed and nothing else. very much we an— stabbed and nothing else. very much we can say— stabbed and nothing else. very much we can say about- stabbed and nothing else. very much we can say about that at this present time. if i understand it correctly. but the guardian in have led with something wrong, perhaps with longer term consequences for the
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nation, for humanity at large. nick yeah , they've gone with nick yeah, they've gone with scientists create synthetic human embryos in stem cell breakthrough. and so this is the son— breakthrough. and so this is the son on— breakthrough. and so this is the son oi new— breakthrough. and so this is the sort of new world. _ breakthrough. and so this is the sort of new world. this- 3 and so this is the sort of new world. this is the mannin— sort of new world. this is the matrix world— sort of new world. this is the matrix world where you get to gen— matrix world where you get to gnow oeooie— matrix world where you get to grow people, stick them in those iiiiie— grow people, stick them in those iiiiie noos— grow people, stick them in those iiiiie nous .— grow people, stick them in those iiiiie nous. i— grow people, stick them in those little pods . i mean, grow people, stick them in those little pods. i mean, i'm oanaonnasing- little pods. i mean, i'm paraphrasing the article that's not paraphrasing the article that's noi aoiuaiiy— paraphrasing the article that's not actually in— paraphrasing the article that's not actually in there, but so iney-ne— not actually in there, but so iney-ne-oi— not actually in there, but so they're of embryos, but they're sort of embryos, but iney-ne— they're sort of embryos, but they're treated _ they're sort of embryos, but they're treated they're not ineaieo — they're treated they're not treated legally such because treated legally as such because iney-ne— treated legally as such because they're jurisdiction they're outside the jurisdiction of . they're outside the jurisdiction oi-. so— they're outside the jurisdiction oi-. so is— they're outside the jurisdiction oi-. so is a- they're outside the jurisdiction of-. so it's a grey- they're outside the jurisdiction of . so it's a grey area of the uk. so it's a grey area aiooui— of the uk. so it's a grey area about ethically— of the uk. so it's a grey area about ethically well in so many ways.— about ethically well in so many ways. — about ethically well in so many ways. nui— about ethically well in so many ways. out wiii— about ethically well in so many ways. but will it— about ethically well in so many ways. gg a offingaag; about ethically well in so many ways. gg a if.”iii1i?aiil ways. but will it create i mean, it will presumably it will have some therapy options . is it some therapy options. is it going to map onto the same sort of territory as the stem cell therapies which are currently. well, i know this, funnily enough, i was talking to somebody today at lunchtime who happened to know the amount of vitriol and hatred that michael j. fox has been subject to apparently in america because he has made stem cell treatment available to himself outside of america for his parkinson's disease. oh, i see. it's a very
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successful treatment , but it is successful treatment, but it is the christian right largely who and nowhere you stand on that. but it's i mean, it's obviously it's kind of partly horrific dystopia , but also it's dystopia, but also it's extraordinarily what i want to know is, did you eat at pret? is that where you went for iunone— is that where you went for iunone wo. — is that where you went for lunch? no. okay, fine. a lunch? no. okay, fine. it's just funny.— lunch? no. okay, fine. it's just funny. you— lunch? no. okay, fine. it's just funny, you know, i only laughing because we get these stories like five minutes it's all like five minutes ago. it's all blurry. like, does blurry. and simon's like, does this stem cell? but this relate to stem cell? but the one thing does do, it the one thing it does do, it says motivation for the work says the motivation for the work is that scientists scientists is that scientists so scientists can understand black box can understand the black box penod period of development, which is between up legal limit between goes up to legal limit of days. one thing i did of 14 days. one thing i did research and find is that they tried to implant these into mice and develop into and they didn't develop into life. the same with life. and also the same with monkeys. after few monkeys. they died after a few days. so we don't have to worry just about, you know, cloned just yet about, you know, cloned sort but sort of fake humans but very soon sort of thing about the other day we were talking about covid research when they were originally doing research, originally doing the research, which is suspected to have been leaked from laboratory leaked now from the laboratory and they were injecting a coronavirus into coronavirus pathogen in into albino mice with human lungs. did human lungs ? i
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did you see that human lungs? i was-ine— did you see that human lungs? i was the experiment. was there for the experiment. i owensawe-wwe— was there for the experiment. we've already. what oversaw it. we've already. what ine— oversaw it. we've already. what was the tesla's_ oversaw it. we've already. what was the tesla's quote- a we've already. what was the tesla's quote ? monsters was the tesla's quote? monsters ioeyono— was the tesla's quote? monsters oeyono youn— was the tesla's quote? monsters beyond your comprehension . but i beyond your comprehension. but i ion-i— beyond your comprehension. but i done know. — beyond your comprehension. but i don't know. stem— beyond your comprehension. but i don't know. stem cell research is a— don't know. stem cell research is a potentially— don't know. stem cell research is a potentially if— don't know. stem cell research is a potentially if you can eiinninaie— is a potentially if you can eliminate the— is a potentially if you can eliminate the need for oiwiousiy— eliminate the need for obviously, know eliminate the need for obviously, - know horror obviously, you know the horror comes from using— obviously, you know the horror comes from using aborted ioeiuses— comes from using aborted foetuses for— comes from using aborted foetuses for it— comes from using aborted foetuses for it and so on. ixaoiiy— foetuses for it and so on. exactly. yeah.— foetuses for it and so on. exactly. yeah. so- foetuses for it and so on. exactly. yeah. so i- foetuses for it and so on. exactly. yeah. so i guess we'll have to see how this people like any scientific development, they're going to pros and they're going to be pros and cons and how this stuff is cons and it's how this stuff is controlled and how what the controlled and how it's what the pros, cons at this time tomorrow. look, if it cures ioaioness— tomorrow. look, if it cures baldness, i'm— tomorrow. look, if it cures baldness, i'm all- look, if it cures baldness, i'm all for it. yeah. wow— baldness, i'm all for it. yeah. wow onene— baldness, i'm all for it. yeah. now there is— baldness, i'm all for it. yeah. now there is another story here. nesoenaie—oui- now there is another story here. desperate _out at. desperate johnson hits out at iony— desperate johnson hits out at iony-inis— desperate johnson hits out at iony-inis is- desperate johnson hits out at tory-this is-of. desperate johnson hits out at. tory-this is-of the tory mps. so this is one of the oeooie— tory mps. so this is one of the oeooie woo-s— tory mps. so this is one of the people who's been— tory mps. so this is one of the people who's been on the oonnnniiiee— people who's been on the committee that about committee that have about i ioeiiewe— committee that have about i believe they've— committee that have about i believe they've signed off now on—ninn on their report essentially him which— on their report essentially him winch-ne— on their report essentially him wnion-ne is— on their report essentially him which-he is why- on their report essentially him which he is why he's quit which is why he is why he's quit ano— which is why he is why he's quit and ii— which is why he is why he's quit and ii iunns— which is why he is why he's quit and it turns out— which is why he is why he's quit and it turns out that that mp nennano— and it turns out that that mp nennano-ne- and it turns out that that mp bernard-he was- and it turns out that that mp bernard he was there bernard jenkin, he was there were allegations that he aiienoeo— were allegations that he attended a— were allegations that he attended a birthday party during owing— attended a birthday party during ouning inan— attended a birthday party during during that time— attended a birthday party during during that time in lockdown and unannou— during that time in lockdown and wnainoi. so— during that time in lockdown and whatnot. so he's— during that time in lockdown and whatnot. so he's calling nyooonisy,— whatnot. so he's calling hypocrisy, which i think is fair enough,— hypocrisy, which i think is fair enough, although arguably nennano— enough, although arguably bernard jenkins wasn't the ease— bernard jenkins wasn't the ieaoenoi— bernard jenkins wasn't the leader of the _
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bernard jenkins wasn't the leader of the country. and the one— leader of the country. and the other reason,— leader of the country. and the other reason, of— leader of the country. and the other reason, of course, is that us— other reason, of course, is that is noi— other reason, of course, is that it's not actually— other reason, of course, is that it's not actually just the oaniygaie— it's not actually just the partygate that's the issue. it's nin— partygate that's the issue. it's ninn nnisieao— partygate that's the issue. it's him mislead parliament. that's neaiiy— him mislead parliament. that's neaiiy wnai— him mislead parliament. that's really what the— him mislead parliament. that's really what the case comes down no — really what the case comes down no ano— really what the case comes down no and inaus— really what the case comes down to. and that's a— really what the case comes down to. and that's a separate- really what the case comes down to. ' to. and that's a separate thing altogether. but johnson is oesoenaie,— altogether. but johnson is desperate, i it— altogether. but johnson is desperate,.it says- 3 but johnson is desperate, it says here, and desperate, as it says here, and nes— desperate, as it says here, and hes-oun— desperate, as it says here, and ne-s-oui-ne- desperate, as it says here, and he's-out-he just. he's hitting out and he just ooesn-i— he's hitting out and he just doesn't-who- he's hitting out and he just doesn't who comes down with doesn't care who comes down with win. — doesn't care who comes down with win. wean.— doesn't care who comes down with win. wean. in— doesn't care who comes down with him. yeah, i'm not— doesn't care who comes down with him. yeah, i'm not going- doesn't care who comes down with him. / giro “g g him. yeah, i'm not going to give that story the oxygen of publicity. do think? publicity. what do you think? well, exactly. yeah, well, no, exactly. i mean, yeah, it well, no, exactly. i mean, yeah, iiliuoionous— well, no, exactly. i mean, yeah, itlludicrous that— well, no, exactly. i mean, yeah, it ludicrous that the guy it is ludicrous that the guy nunning— it is ludicrous that the guy running inquiry has done the running the inquiry has done the iney-we— running the inquiry has done the same. they've all— running the inquiry has done the same. they've all they're all going— same. they've all they're all going-inoy— same. they've all they're all doing-they-all- same. they've all they're all doing-they-all it. same. they've all they're all. doing-they-all it does doing it. they were all it does seem extraordinary some of doing it. they were all it does seem peeragesiary some of doing it. they were all it does seem peerages there's some of doing it. they were all it does seem peerages there's somebody these peerages there's somebody who's been at age who's been elevated at the age of and the supposition is of 29 and the supposition is entirely you entirely because they were you know, where the where know, they know where the where the bottles of prosecco the empty bottles of prosecco are buried. and mean, it does are buried. and i mean, it does feel an extraordinary feel like an extraordinary i have some sympathy, to be honest, just think the honest, because i just think the whole was ridiculous to whole thing was ridiculous to begin but know, it's begin with. but you know, it's this happens when things this is what happens when things spiral from spiral out of control from a tiny little seed planted the wrong up. this was a man who wrong way up. this was a man who inane— wrong way up. this was a man who inane-sonny— wrong way up. this was a man who nnaoelsonny wo— wrong way up. this was a man who nnaoelsonny no, i— wrong way up. this was a man who made-sorry no, i was— g g. this was a man who made sorry no, i was going made it. sorry no, i was going to made it. sorry no, i was going io say— made it. sorry no, i was going io say i— made it. sorry no, i was going io say i was— made it. sorry no, i was going no say i on— made it. sorry no, i was going to say i was on the— made it. sorry no, i was going to say i was on the original iisi— to say i was on the original iisi inan— to say i was on the original iisi inai goi— to say i was on the original list that got typekit out by. it wasni— list that got typekit out by. it wasn-i-saying— list that got typekit out by. it wasn't saying was list that got typekit out by. it- wasn't - saying -was now wasn't worth saying this was now oaugni— wasn't worth saying this was now oaugni-a— wasn't worth saying this was now oaugni-a nook- wasn't worth saying this was nowi
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caught-a rock-hard caught between a rock and a hard oiaoe. — caught between a rock and a hard oiaoe. anguaioiy— caught between a rock and a hard place. arguably, it— caught between a rock and a hard place. arguably, it was- place. arguably, it was ridiculous. but this was the place. arguably, it was- ridiculous. but this was the man who— ridiculous. but this was the man who inane— ridiculous. but this was the man who made i— ridiculous. but this was the man who made it ridiculous- ” i: f but this was the man who made it ridiculous for us aii. — who made it ridiculous for us aii. wow.— who made it ridiculous for us all. well, let's— who made it ridiculous for us all. well, let's-a- who made it ridiculous for us all. well, let's-a lookl who made it ridiculous for us. all. well, let's-a look at all. well, let's have a look at the times now. yes. so the other story the times now. yes. so the other siony inan— the times now. yes. so the other siony inai iney— the times now. yes. so the other story that they have,— a 4.3; so the other story that they have, apart from the-nottingham,- story that they have, apart from the nottingham, is the events in nottingham, is waging— the events in nottingham, is waging oy— the events in nottingham, is vaping by children in the bud, says— vaping by children in the bud, says ine— vaping by children in the bud, says one-oi— vaping by children in the bud, says the -of nhs. - vaping by children in the bud, says the of nhs. ”0 says the head of nhs. 40 oniiunon— says the head of nhs. 40 children have— says the head of nhs. 40 children have been have to children have been have gone to hostel last year due to relate incidents. what exactly is it inougne— incidents. what exactly is it inougne i— incidents. what exactly is it though? i mean,— incidents. what exactly is it though? i mean, it's- “it : what exactly is it though? i mean, it's nothing iiwe— though? i mean, it's nothing iiie — though? i mean, it's nothing like cancer. i— though? i mean, it's nothing like cancer. i mean, is it. \igo like cancer. i mean, is it. no, i like cancer. i mean, is it. no, i ion-i.— like cancer. i mean, is it. no, i ion-i. i— like cancer. i mean, is it. no, | don't. ithink_ like cancer. i mean, is it. no, i don't. i think that there's like with lung damage and worsening asthma. so it's essentially the point is it's better than smoking, but that doesn't make it good . so these doesn't make it good. so these are doesn't make it good. so these nesoinaiony— doesn't make it good. so these are respiratory diseases.- a a q so these are respiratory diseases. you gei— are respiratory diseases. you gen-waning.- are respiratory diseases. you gen-waning. - are respiratory diseases. you can get vaping. '“i: can get from vaping. and i imagine— can get from vaping. and i imagine-have- can get from vaping. and i imagine have pre imagine if you have pre conditions these conditions that these pre—existing conditions, they would would exasperate would these would exasperate it. but thing of but also because the thing of nature vaping is they all nature of vaping is they all come in different flavours and you've got different you've got the different colours. argument colours. there's this argument that children, oh, that it appeals to children, oh, it does. itried it definitely does. i tried vaping-months- it definitely does. i triedi vaping-months ago. it definitely does. i tried. vaping-months ago. i vaping a few months ago. i oion-i. — vaping a few months ago. i oion-i. |useo— vaping a few months ago. i didn't. iused to- vaping a few months ago. i didn't. used to smoke. i gave didn't. i used to smoke. i gave it didn't. i used to smoke. i gave in un— didn't. i used to smoke. i gave in up aiooui— didn't. i used to smoke. i gave in up aiooui so— didn't. i used to smoke. i gave it up about 30 years ago and i smoked— it up about 30 years ago and i smoked ion— it up about 30 years ago and i smoked for only— it up about 30 years ago and i smoked for only for few years. smoked for only for a few years. wewen— smoked for only for a few years. wewen neaiiy— smoked for only for a few years. never really-on— smoked for only for a few years. never really on with it. but never really got on with it. but onenes— never really got on with it. but inene-s a— never really got on with it. but inene-s a ion— never really got on with it. but there's a lot of— never really got on with it. but there's a lot of evidence that
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niooiine— there's a lot of evidence that nicotine can— there's a lot of evidence that nicotine can quite powerful nicotine can be quite a powerful oogniiiwe— nicotine can be quite a powerful cognitive—thoughtj cognitive enhancer, so i thought i'd cognitive enhancer, so i thought iii-you— cognitive enhancer, so i thought iii-you iusi- cognitive enhancer, so i thought iii-you iusi ieei- i'd try it. but you just feel iiwe— i'd try it. but you just feel iiie an— i'd try it. but you just feel like an absolute fool. i mean, all like an absolute fool. i mean, aii ine— like an absolute fool. i mean, all the flavours— like an absolute fool. i mean, all the flavours are like iouioioiegunn — all the flavours are like bubblegum and you know, watermelon.— watermelon. i mean, they're not many— watermelon. i mean, they're not many-une- watermelon. i mean, they're not manly-like. yeah- manly like child like. yeah i going— manly like child like. yeah i going io— manly like child like. yeah i was going to say, i mean, yeah, as you— was going to say, i mean, yeah, as you said,— was going to say, i mean, yeah, as you said, the— was going to say, i mean, yeah, as you said, the under 20 nosoiiai— as you said, the under 20 hospital visits— as you said, the under 20 hospital visits because of waging— hospital visits because of waging nave— hospital visits because of vaping have quadrupled. a vaping have quadrupled. but it aiso— vaping have quadrupled. but it aiso ioois— vaping have quadrupled. but it also looks really— vaping have quadrupled. but it also looks really annoying doesn't it, when do doesn't it, when people do it you like stop. lame. you just like stop. it's lame. the moving it from the thing about moving it from 18 to 21, but apparently that won't happen. they'll just ban a few flavours, can pipe which few flavours, can get pipe which look old fashioned pipes look like old fashioned pipes such a conservative such as a conservative philosopher use , but which philosopher might use, but which actually vaping devices. actually are vaping devices. you on the inside. you can feel them on the inside. i if you can feel them on the inside. i-ii iney— you can feel them on the inside. i-ii iney inane— you can feel them on the inside. i if they made those the i think if they made those the oniy—oi- i think if they made those the| only—of accessing only legal means of accessing the only legal means of accessing ine niooiine— only legal means of accessing the nicotine, that— only legal means of accessing the nicotine, that would stop oniionen— the nicotine, that would stop children making— the nicotine, that would stop children making around on street iney-o— children making around on street corners. they'd michael oakeshott_ corners. they'd michael oakeshott flavours. yogi?“ oakeshott flavours. yeah that was obscure i said michael oakeshott flavour you know with the pipe. no conservative philosopher. it was a bit obscure. i knew simon would like it. i obscure. i knew simon would like it . i do. he obscure. i knew simon would like it. i do. he was one of my neoes— it. i do. he was one of my heroes. scruton_ a i do. he was one of my heroes. scruton used to smoke, of course,.didn't_ heroes. scruton used to smoke, of course, didn't he? and he of course, so didn't he? and he even-nook— of course, so didn't he? and he even -took the - of course, so didn't he? and he even took the tainted even took the took the tainted busi—
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even took the took the tainted iouow i— even took the took the tainted iouow i wink— even took the took the tainted buck i think from _ even took the took the tainted buck i think from them didn't he lononnoie— buck i think from them didn't he lononnoie-ai— buck i think from them didn't he ,.promote-at one- buck i think from them didn't he , promote at one point. , to promote them at one point. won— , to promote them at one point. won-wini— , to promote them at one point. won-wnai inan— , to promote them at one point. not what that means but not sure what that means but yeah. — not sure what that means but yeah. weii— not sure what that means but yeah. well tainted back he yeah. well the tainted back he waswasl— yeah. well the tainted back he waswasl pain— yeah. well the tainted back he was-was paid by— yeah. well the tainted back he was-was paid by i- yeah. well the tainted back he was was paid by i think was he was paid by i think ionisi— was he was paid by i think british american tobacco or somebody— british american tobacco ori sonneioooy—nin somebody like that paid him to be somebody like that paid him to nelson— somebody like that paid him to be.sort.brand_ somebody like that paid him to be sort brand ambassador be a sort of brand ambassador for be a sort of brand ambassador ion snowing.— be a sort of brand ambassador for smoking. it— be a sort of brand ambassador for smoking. it was it's often used— for smoking. it was it's often used oy— for smoking. it was it's often used by nai— for smoking. it was it's often used by bad actors to try and unenoine— used by bad actors to try and undermine his— used by bad actors to try and undermine his legacy. finally wnai— undermine his legacy. finally wnai-onanging- undermine his legacy. finally what changing event is the what world changing event is the day— what world changing event is the oaiiy-going— what world changing event is the oaiiy-going wiin— what world changing event is the daily going with nick? daily star going with nick? wen,— daily star going with nick? weii, ii-s— daily star going with nick? weii, is a— daily star going with nick? well, it's a big— daily star going with nick? well, it's a big one they've gone— well, it's a big one they've gone wiin. — well, it's a big one they've gone with. ewing; “iii: well, it's a big one they've gone with. “go: gone with. we've turned into cyborgs, which is from elon musk from tweet about three from a tweet he did about three days they've managed days ago that they've managed to make a headline, which is make into a headline, which is quite i've got quite impressive. and i've got the here. he said, the actual tweet here. he said, we are already cyborgs. our memory overwhelmingly we are already cyborgs. our memory to arwhelmingly we are already cyborgs. our memory to computers. .y outsourced to computers. they remember everything with extreme precision our precision down to the pixel. our thinking outsourced thinking is much less outsourced as many things as there are still many things we that i cannot. for now we can do that i cannot. for now . wow. so there's that scary for now. it's not a new idea now. and it's not a new idea really general really for musk or in general that already become that we've already become cyborgs . some people say because cyborgs. some people say because of on phones, we're of our reliance on phones, we're essentially so essentially already cyborgs. so it's a very question. it's a very good question. exactly. people when exactly. i mean, people when iney— exactly. i mean, people when any-synag- exactly. i mean, people when they cyborg, they think they think of cyborg, they think they think of cyborg, they think ine—ie — they think of cyborg, they think the _ be actually - the thing has to be actually innoianieo— the thing has to be actually implanted-you.- the thing has to be actually implanted you. seems implanted inside you. it seems to implanted inside you. it seems io-soni—
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implanted inside you. it seems io-son oi— implanted inside you. it seems to sort of biological to be a sort of biological connection.— to be a sort of biological- connection.-interface is connection. but the interface is sonow— ii- connection. but the interface is sonow— ii nay- connection. but the interface is sonow— ii may as- so instinctive now, it may as weii— so instinctive now, it may as weii ie— so instinctive now, it may as weii be i— so instinctive now, it may as weii be i no— so instinctive now, it may as well be i do think there an well be i do think there is an eiension— well be i do think there is an extension of— well be i do think there is an extension of our— well be i do think there is an extension of our being in a way, ano— extension of our being in a way, and aiso— extension of our being in a way, and aiso now— extension of our being in a way, and also now with— extension of our being in a way, and also now with virtual neaiiiy— and also now with virtual. reality—releasing reality and apple releasing inein— reality and apple releasing. inein—wiii their new product, which will anguaioiy— their new product, which will anguaioiy ie— their new product, which will anguaioiy be a— their new product, which will arguably be a success in the iong— arguably be a success in thei iong—ino long term. the glasses, the glasses thing . and that will glasses thing. and that will integrate within our vision. they're expensive. but i they're very expensive. but i wouio— they're very expensive. but i would-aside, - they're very expensive. but i would-aside, i- they're very expensive. but i would aside, i would would if that aside, i would iawe— would if that aside, i would iawe-on— would if that aside, i would iawe-onliney- take them on if they deliver wnai— take them on if they deliver win-annea- take them on if they deliver what appear because what they appear to, because inain—wouio- what they appear to, because train _would just. what they appear to, because train would just be train journeys, i would just be aiie— train journeys, i would just be able leliminate_ train journeys, i would just be able eliminate everyone able to eliminate everyone anoun— able to eliminate everyone around me or have their faces aniiioiaiiy— around me or have their faces. artificially _and around me or have their faces. artificiagot_and around me or have their faces. artificiagot an _and around me or have their faces. artificiagot an ai-and around me or have their faces artificiaiggia ' f “i: around me or have their faces artificiaiggia if" ' 2 /go. “2 around me or have their faces artificiaiggia ' f 43. go you've got an ai watch. you got. yeah, that's of it. that's yeah, that's part of it. that's reading your. that's reading your. but that's you know, pretty my know, that's pretty close. my friend me other day he's friend told me other day he's thinking about just getting rid of his furniture, getting thinking about just getting rid of igoggleere, getting thinking about just getting rid of igoggleere, sitting ting thinking about just getting rid of igoggleere, sitting ing thinking about just getting rid of igoggleere, sitting in one the goggles just sitting in one chair. like, you're chair. i'm like, you're not supposed plug into supposed to plug yourself into the matrix. i mean, you're supposed be forced in it supposed to be forced in it later the agent. you can have later by the agent. you can have like later by the agent. you can have iiwelnegenoy— later by the agent. you can have likelregency-room - later by the agent. you can have likelregency-room andi like a regency drawing room and marie—antoinette_ like a regency drawing room and marie—antoinette all the marie—antoinette and all the es— marie—antoinette and all the nesi oi— marie—antoinette and all the nesi oi onen— marie—antoinette and all the rest of them all,— marie—antoinette and all the rest of them all, just many pipes— rest of them all, just many pipes-vou— rest of them all, just many pipes .you -yeah,l pipes as you want. yeah, absolutely. _ pipes as you want. yeah, absolutely. “22g; pipes as you want. yeah, absolutely. there's another little here. little interesting story here. ice man band. and this is ice cream man band. and this is happening in 33 roads in london. and essentially because they leave engines on, they're leave their engines on, they're saying that it's bad for the
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environment, engines environment, the diesel engines of this is like, you of the so this is like, you know, we're in the one hot week of the year. yeah, we need our ice cream vans. _ of the year. yeah, we need our ice cream vans. are- yeah, we need our ice cream vans. ' "ig; ice cream vans. are they only allowed to use diesel to keep the fridge. believe those are the fridge. i believe those are won— the fridge. i believe those are wnai-nnaioniiy— the fridge. i believe those are what-majority of- the fridge. i believe those are what- majority of the - what the majority of the someone's come up some new someone's come up with some new inweniion— someone's come up with some new inweniion nui— someone's come up with some new invention but it's— someone's come up with some new invention but it's obviously a lot invention but it's obviously a ioi—inol invention but it's obviously a ioi—ino oi lot more expensive. the way of running it. but it just seems really unfair. like, come on, we're talking couple of weeks we're talking a couple of weeks a for these people make a year for these people to make nanny mad. iwas a year for these people to make nanny mad. i was in nanny state gone mad. i was in australia only 30— nanny state gone mad. i was in australia only 30 years- \i?’““«o g “52 i was in australia only 30 years ago. now:— australia only 30 years ago. now so— australia only 30 years ago. now so yeans— australia only 30 years ago. now, 30 years ago to australia only 30 years ago. - now, 30 years ago-to make now, 30 years ago i used to make oney — now, 30 years ago i used to make oney we— now, 30 years ago i used to make money we used— now, 30 years ago i used to make money. we used to— now, 30 years ago i used to make money. we used to buy beer, cold ieens—ii— money. we used to buy beer, cold ieens—ii was- money. we used to buy beer, cold beers—it was known. beers by the slab. it was known 24 beers by the slab. it was known ze ans— beers by the slab. it was known ze ano— beers by the slab. it was known 24 cans andlslab_ beers by the slab. it was known 24 cans and slab of beer and 24 cans and a slab of beer and men— 24 cans and a slab of beer and inen iawe— 24 cans and a slab of beer and then take them— 24 cans and a slab of beer and then take them various queues then take them to various queues ouisioe— then take them to various queues outside concerts— then take them to various queues outside concerts and cinemas and wings— things where people were just sianoing—anol things where people were just| standing—and it standing in the hot sun and it wouio— standing in the hot sun and it wouio iusi— standing in the hot sun and it would just sort— standing in the hot sun and it would just sort of— standing in the hot sun and it would just sort of sell them to inenn— would just sort of sell them to inenn you— would just sort of sell them to them, you know,— would just sort of sell them to them, you know, push them along in lwheelbarrow_ them, you know, push them along in wheelbarrow whatever. in a wheelbarrow or whatever. i wink— in a wheelbarrow or whatever. i wink-ie— in a wheelbarrow or whatever. i ininw-ie a— in a wheelbarrow or whatever. i think-be a little- in a wheelbarrow or whatever. i think be a little bit think that may be a little bit of think that may be a little bit oi-wino— think that may be a little bit oi-wino oi— think that may be a little bit of-kind of spirit- think that may be a little bit of kind of spirit might be of that kind of spirit might be ooouian— of that kind of spirit might be more popular than the diesel engine.— more popular than the diesel engine—yeah.- more popular than the diesel engine—yeah. i more popular than the dieseli engine._yeah. i'll engine. yeah yeah, yeah. i'll iaio— engine. yeah yeah, yeah. i'll iaio a— engine. yeah yeah, yeah. i'll iaio a iii— engine. yeah yeah, yeah. i'll take a i'll take— engine. yeah yeah, yeah. i'll take a i'll take a— engine. yeah yeah, yeah. i'll take a i'll take a beer.- take a i'll take a beer. students what was your mark up? oh, doubled price. two oh, we doubled the price. two siiiiings— oh, we doubled the price. two sniiiings-ii— oh, we doubled the price. two shillings. -if you- oh, we doubled the price. two shillings. if you found shillings. one if you found a gig,— shillings. one if you found a gig, wnion— shillings. one if you found a gig, wnion nai— shillings. one if you found a gig, which had a— shillings. one if you found a gig, which had a good queue
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ouisioe— gig, which had a good queue outside-have- gig, which had a good queuei outside-havelkeep outside it, you'd have to keep iunning— outside it, you'd have to keep iunning ii— outside it, you'd have to keep turning it-quickly- outside it, you'd have to keep turning it quickly and turning it over quickly and guiowiy. — turning it over quickly and quickly. - know, - turning it over quickly and quickly. know, to kind of quickly. you know, to kind of try quickly. you know, to kind of iny—wnoie- quickly. you know, to kind of try _whole livedi try and get the whole lived a non— try and get the whole lived a non-waned— try and get the whole lived a rich-varied life.- try and get the whole lived a rich varied life. so you rich and varied life. so you inane— rich and varied life. so you made enough— rich and varied life. so you made enough money to get your iiowei— made enough money to get your iiowei iaowe — made enough money to get your ticket back? exactly,- made enough money to get your ticket back? we” yogi?“ ticket back? exactly, yeah. anyway,— ticket back? exactly, yeah. anyway, inose— ticket back? exactly, yeah. anyway, those are- ticket back? we” yogi?“ anyway, those are the front pages—a - anyway, those are the front pages_ a little l anyway, those are the fronti pages—a little bit anyway, those are the front- pages_a little bit of pages sorted and a little bit of enoioynneni— pages sorted and a little bit of employment come back in employment advice. come back in a—nneaiy— employment advice. come back in a—nneaiy siuii— a second for meaty stuff like iainioiio— a second for meaty stuff like iainioiio-a— a second for meaty stuff like patriotic a desantis patriotic tax, a desantis oosiiiwe— patriotic tax, a desantis positive - spin . positive pole or spin and gowennnneni— positive pole or spin and government making government lawyers making covid excuse see -couple _
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obviously what's been going on the obviously what's been going on one usi— obviously what's been going on one iasi. ii-s— obviously what's been going on the last. it's been— obviously what's been going on the last. it's been going on two days— the last. it's been going on two days now— the last. it's been going on two ways ano— the last. it's been going on two days now and they're looking inio— days now and they're looking inio ine— days now and they're looking into the preparation of ewenyining— into the preparation of everything that happened. and the government— everything that happened. and the government of the government is sort of geiiing— the government is sort of getting excuses in getting their excuses in a wine— getting their excuses in a iiiiieleaniy— getting their excuses in a little-early .- getting their excuses in a little early . and the little bit early. and the department _ little bit early. and the department of health's lawyer iiona— department of health's lawyer iiona-iiiss— department of health's lawyer fiona miss scolding fiona scolding miss scolding wnion— fiona scolding miss scolding which is— fiona scolding miss scolding which is a— fiona scolding miss scolding which is a wonderful title, of course . mg“ she's which is a wonderful title, of course . 33“ she's just which is a wonderful title, of course . 3g“ she'sjust saying course. right. she'sjust saying inai— course. right. she'sjust saying inaiiney— course. right. she's just saying that they would _ course. right. she's just saying that they would not— course. 33“ she'sjust saying that they would not necessarily have — that they would not necessarily have made — that they would not necessarily have made the— that they would not necessarily have made the same decisions iooay— have made the same decisions iooay-ine— have made the same decisions today-the benefit- have made the same decisions today the benefit of today with the benefit of ninosigni.— today with the benefit of hindsight. that almost maybe hindsight. so that almost maybe inaus— hindsight. so that almost maybe inai-s ine— hindsight. so that almost maybe that's the closest— hindsight. so that almost maybe that's the closest we'll ever get— that's the closest we'll ever gei io — that's the closest we'll ever gei io an — that's the closest we'll ever get to an apology. yeah to some of get to an apology. yeah to some oi ine— get to an apology. yeah to some of the decisions— get to an apology. yeah to some of the decisions that were made ine— of the decisions that were made iiie oiosing— of the decisions that were made like closing schools and making oinionon— like closing schools and making omicron thicker. _ like closing schools and making omicron thicker. i— like closing schools and making omicron thicker. i have some sympathy. it was very sympathy. yes, it was very difficult. they were sympathy. yes, it was very difficlit. they were sympathy. yes, it was very difficlit in they were sympathy. yes, it was very difficlit in real they were sympathy. yes, it was very difficlit in real timethey were sympathy. yes, it was very difficlit in real timethey itere doing it in real time and it was. but there were plenty of people alternative people offering alternative readings and they readings at the time. and they were merely kind of argued were not merely kind of argued oven were not merely kind of argued over, they were dismissed. yeah. look, lawyer says it an look, the lawyer says it was an all look, the lawyer says it was an aii consuming— look, the lawyer says it was an all consuming period akin to a wanoanl ine— all consuming period akin to a war..can the -this- all consuming period akin to a war. can the this excuse war. so can the use this excuse saying,— war. so can the use this excuse saying-ioni— war. so can the use this excuse saying,-don't give- saying, guys, don't give us a nano— saying, guys, don't give us a wane-ioni- saying, guys, don't give us a- hard-don't understand. hard time? you don't understand. it hard time? you don't understand. ii-inings— hard time? you don't understand. it things happened. ewing; it was war. things happened. we invasion— it was war. things happened. we invaded poland.— it was war. things happened. we invaded poland. we— it was war. things happened. we invaded poland. we never- invaded poland. we never expected france and england to kick it's kick off over that. it's a terrible analogy- kick off over that. it's a terrible analogy for- its: it's a terrible analogy for that reason. - like, - terrible analogy for that- reason. - like, -you're reason. it's like, yeah, you're aoniiiing— reason. it's like, yeah, you're admitting crimes, admitting to war crimes,
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essentially,— admitting to war crimes, essentially, what essentially, which is what i wink— essentially, which is what i think basically— essentially, which is what i think basically a lot the think basically a lot of the ioowoown— think basically a lot of the lockdown-was. - think basically a lot of the lockdown was. my; lockdown stuff was. more inoonianiiy— lockdown stuff was. more importantly to me, it's not simply were making simply that they were making difficult decisions on the hoof and can be understood, you and they can be understood, you know, absolute know, but they were absolute adamant throughout there adamant throughout that there decisions were correct and that they people, they were smearing people, including to some extent, including myself to some extent, who on on social who spoke out on on social media and saying that these and so on, saying that these lockdowns to lockdowns were going to be counterproductive. lockdowns were going to be counto a productive. lockdowns were going to be countoa lotiuctive. lockdowns were going to be countoa lot of tive. lockdowns were going to be countoa lot of damage that to do a lot of damage that certain kind of voices and certain kind of voices and certain were not certain preferences were not being aired. a being properly aired. a narrative was pushed. and aoiuaiiy— narrative was pushed. and aoiuaiiy ii— narrative was pushed. and actually it was— narrative was pushed. and actually it was interesting that weny— actually it was interesting that yew—ii- actually it was interesting that weny—ii was- actually it was interesting that. weny—ii very first few weeks it was more iiuio— very first few weeks it was more iiuio ano— very first few weeks it was more fluid and there— very first few weeks it was more fluid and there was debate at inai— fluid and there was debate at inai ooini. — fluid and there was debate at that point. and— fluid and there was debate at that point. and then it just all new— that point. and then it just all weni oui— that point. and then it just all weni oui ine— that point. and then it just all went out the window and suiieniy— went out the window and suddenly, like,- went out the window and suddenly, like, this is it, and you— suddenly, like, this is it, and you win— suddenly, like, this is it, and you wiii oo— suddenly, like, this is it, and you will do this— suddenly, like, this is it, and you will do this if you otherwise— you will do this if you otherwise you are killing oeooie— otherwise you are killing oeooie. — otherwise you are killing oeooie. i— otherwise you are killing people. "ig; 2 otherwise you are killing people. otherwise you are killing- people. i remember boris johnson on obe willoughby and who on obe willoughby and he who must named phillip must be not named phillip schofield couch road testing herd immunity. i was in on tour. i was in scunthorpe at the time watching them that morning and just thinking, watching audience figures, is figures, just thinking this is it, it ? he's figures, just thinking this is it, it? he's not going it, isn't it? he's not going down the toilet. yeah but you know what they did here? and
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this. this is the thing- this. this is the thing that used— this. this is the thing that used io— this. this is the thing that used to drive— this. this is the thing that used to drive me batty during the used to drive me batty during ine wnoie— used to drive me batty during the whole cowo— used to drive me batty during the whole covid thing was they go ii— the whole covid thing was they go ii says— the whole covid thing was they go ii says none— the whole covid thing was they go it says more than 200,000 oeooie— go it says more than 200,000 oeooie-oieo— go it says more than 200,000 people-died after- go it says more than 200,000 people died after testing people have died after testing oosiiiwe— people have died after testing positive -virus. - people have died after testing positive virus. ' “2 people have died after testing positive virus. “2 positive for the virus. and it's uto— positive for the virus. and it's iiio every— positive for the virus. and it's like every day you at the like every day you look at the papers they'd be like, the papers and they'd be like, the figures people who of figures are people who died of with never from give me with with never from give me some froms please. very hard to say because— some froms please. very hard to say ioeoause i— some froms please. very hard to say because i mean,— very hard to say because i mean, obviously if somebody— say because i mean, obviously if somebody is— say because i mean, obviously if somebody is hitting, you know, in a— somebody is hitting, you know, in a motorcycle— somebody is hitting, you know, in a motorcycle accident or sonneining— in a motorcycle accident or- something _they've something comes in and they've got something comes in and they've goi cowo— something comes in and they've got coviio ano— something comes in and they've got covid and then they die, i mean-can-well,| mean then you can say, well, inaus— mean then you can say, well, that's obviously— mean then you can say, well, that's obviously nonsense. but a lot that's obviously nonsense. but a ioi oi— that's obviously nonsense. but a ioi oi anon— that's obviously nonsense. but a lot of them were— that's obviously nonsense. but a lot of them were very— that's obviously nonsense. but a lot of them were very grey areas because you have some sort of because if you have some sort of metabolic disorder already or whatever, or of course you're metabolic disorder already or wha old, ', or of course you're metabolic disorder already or wha old, ior of course you're metabolic disorder already or wha old, i mean,ourse you're metabolic disorder already or wha old, i mean, mye you're metabolic disorder already or wha old, i mean, my fatheru're metabolic disorder already or wha old, i mean, my father in; just old, i mean, my father in law, to give slightly law, just to give a slightly random example, clearly random example, but he clearly definitely a stroke. definitely died of a stroke. there's many years before covid, but put on his death but they put on his death certificate. he had long term prostate cancer, which had had for years and had not had for ten years and had not had not him. you know, not killed him. you know, there's question. but they there's no question. but they have that and they they put covid though years covid even though his years before. point is, these before. but my point is, these things, you know, this a things, you know, this is not a new with the death
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new thing with covid, the death certificate, unless there is a very obvious trauma that has that induced or that has induced death or whatever, very often be whatever, it can very often be like slightly moot . there was like a slightly moot. there was a sinister potential behind a more sinister potential behind it covid. but yeah, i mean it with covid. but yeah, i mean unai— it with covid. but yeah, i mean win in— it with covid. but yeah, i mean , what i'm amazed— a (20 “j but yeah, i mean , what i'm amazed about is a 0:on “j but yeah, i mean , what i'm amazed about is that ine— , what i'm amazed about is that we ioowoown— , what i'm amazed about is that the lockdown files— the lockdown files haven't neaiiy— the lockdown files haven't neaiiy-nnone- the lockdown files haven't really more outrage. really caused more outrage. i nint— really caused more outrage. i ininwlnnigni— really caused more outrage. i thinklmight just- really caused more outrage. i think might just be because think it might just be because iney-ne—anol they're in the telegraph and everyone's annoyed they've everyone's annoyed that they've got everyone's annoyed that they've goi ine — everyone's annoyed that they've got the scoop— everyone's annoyed that they've got the scoop and— everyone's annoyed that they've got the scoop and they just ininw— got the scoop and they just ininw-ii-s— got the scoop and they just think,-it's the- got the scoop and they just think, it's the wing think, oh, it's the right wing menia— think, oh, it's the right wing media something. but why is media or something. but why is inai— media or something. but why is inai-oauseo— media or something. but why is. that-caused-outrage? that not caused massive outrage? i that not caused massive outrage? i—nas— that not caused massive outrage? i—nas eauseo- that not caused massive outrage? i_has caused the. i don't think it has caused the neguisiie— i don't think it has caused the requisite outrage— i don't think it has caused the requisite outrage tend to requisite outrage and i tend to agnee— requisite outrage and i tend to agneelweii— requisite outrage and i tend to agree-well with— requisite outrage and i tend to agree well with lord frost agree as well with lord frost inai— agree as well with lord frost inai ine— agree as well with lord frost that the lockdowns actually just neweaieo— that the lockdowns actually just revealed .with _ that the lockdowns actually just revealed with state that relationship with the state that we relationship with the state thati we_overdependent. relationship with the state that. we_overdependent. we were already overdependent. vony— we were already overdependent. vow—commons- we were already overdependent. very—commons banter. very good point commons banter. now guardian honours now in the guardian nick honours are it seems, between are not even it seems, between sir keir starmer and rishi sunak. yeah. keir starmer dares rishi call immediate rishi sunak to call immediate general election kind general election classic kind of pmqs and saying the pmqs stuff. and he's saying the iony— pmqs stuff. and he's saying the iony-onasn— pmqs stuff. and he's saying the tory-crash means- pmqs stuff. and he's saying the tory-crash means that| tory economic crash means that nniiiions— millions of mortgage holders wiii— millions of mortgage holders. wiii—yean. will pay £1,000 more next year. gig.— will pay £1,000 more next year. nian-iian— will pay £1,000 more next year. nian-iian .- will pay £1,000 more next year. blah-blah . but- will pay £1,000 more next year. blah blah . but he's blah blah blah blah. but he's wonnying— blah blah blah blah. but he's worrying internal wars in worrying about internal wars in the gay— worrying about internal wars in one oaniy, wnion— worrying about internal wars in the party, which is very, very ienuous— the party, which is very, very tenuous link— the party, which is very, very tenuous link to— the party, which is very, very tenuous link to make. i mean, oiwiousiy— tenuous link to make. i mean, obviously mortgage is obviously the mortgage stuff is to obviously the mortgage stuff is io-inienesi— obviously the mortgage stuff is to-interest rates,- obviously the mortgage stuff is to interest rates, which to do with interest rates, which isloo— to do with interest rates, which isloo wiin— to do with interest rates, which is do with inflation, which is to do with inflation, which you—is-
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is to do with inflation, which you—is panty- is to do with inflation, which you—is oaniy ioi is to do with inflation, which. you—is partly to do you could argue is partly to do wit— you could argue is partly to do with lockdowns— you could argue is partly to do with lockdowns which labour wanieoi— with lockdowns which labour wanieo, nui— with lockdowns which labour wanted, but-to - with lockdowns which labour wanted, but to do a wanted, but also to do with a nuie— wanted, but also to do with a nnuioe oi— wanted, but also to do with a number of other— wanted, but also to do with a number of other factors, of -ine- number of other factors, ofi course.-the tories course. but it's a the tories implemented,— course. but it's a the tories implemented, with implemented, implemented with the implemented, implemented with ine soun— implemented, implemented with the coup against— implemented, implemented with the coup against liz truss. i've woieo— the coup against liz truss. i've never voted-tories,- the coup against liz truss. i've never voted tories, so never voted for the tories, so inai— never voted for the tories, so inai ooesn-i— never voted for the tories, so that doesn't bother all. that doesn't bother me at all. they— that doesn't bother me at all. iney-awiui. - that doesn't bother me at all. they-awful. so - that doesn't bother me at all. they awful. so the they were both awful. so the wing— they were both awful. so the ining is— they were both awful. so the thing is its— they were both awful. so the thing is, it's a— they were both awful. so the thing is, it's a bit— they were both awful. so the thing is, it's a bit of silly wini— thing is, it's a bit of silly kind-know,- thing is, it's a bit of silly kind know, pmqs thing is, it's a bit of silly- kind-know, pmqs stuff. kind of, you know, pmqs stuff. ano— kind of, you know, pmqs stuff. and inen— kind of, you know, pmqs stuff. and then, and— kind of, you know, pmqs stuff. and then, and then back and then, and then it's a back ano— and then, and then it's a back ant-anou— and then, and then it's a back and about peerages and and forth about peerages and oney— and forth about peerages and they say,— and forth about peerages and they say, wen,— and forth about peerages and they say, well, well, you suggested — they say, well, well, you suggested watson. who, they say, well, well, you- suggested -watson. who, who suggested tom watson. who, who soneao— spread vicious conspiracy ineonies— theories, which then lindsay uoyie—ion- theories, which then lindsayi hoyle _for even hoyle told off sunak for even inougn— hoyle told off sunak for even inougn-oi— hoyle told off sunak for even though-of did- hoyle told off sunak for eveni though-of did-it's though he kind of did and it's iusi— though he kind of did and it's iusi-ioow— though he kind of did and it's iusi-ioow-ii-s- though he kind of did and it's just-look-it's not. though he kind of did and it's just look it's not as just yeah look and it's not as if just yeah look and it's not as ii siannen— just yeah look and it's not as if starmer really— just yeah look and it's not as if starmer really can about if starmer really can talk about iniigniing— if starmer really can talk about infighting-parties— if starmer really can talk about infighting parties is it? infighting in parties is it? i mean, come on. - infighting in parties is it? i mean, come on. well he's he's iawing— mean, come on. well he's he's taking advantage. “ taking advantage. this is just political it? political theatre, isn't it? he's advantage of he's taking advantage of a moment when sunak is easily embarrassed starmer embarrassed and starmer is relatively side of relatively calm on his side of the court. but but there is. but truth that the but there is truth that the gowennneni— but there is truth that the government is— but there is truth that the government is distracted with its government is distracted with iis-iniennai— government is distracted with its-internal party- government is distracted with its internal party affairs its own internal party affairs ano— its own internal party affairs and iney-ne— its own internal party affairs and they're arguably and they're not arguably getting on—nunning- and they're not arguably getting nu—nnng inel on with the job of running the county— on with the job of running the country,-which- on with the job of running the country, which comes on country, which is which comes on the country, which is which comes on one oasi— country, which is which comes on the back-nearly— country, which is which comes on the back-nearly lost- country, which is which comes on the back nearly lost decade the back of nearly lost decade of the back of nearly lost decade oi neaii— the back of nearly lost decade of brexit and— the back of nearly lost decade of brexit and you— the back of nearly lost decade of brexit and you know, even the iony— of brexit and you know, even the iony wis— of brexit and you know, even the some tory mps have been saying nayie— some tory mps have been saying nayioe we— some tory mps have been saying maybe we should— some tory mps have been saying maybe we should go to an
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eieoiion— maybe we should go to an election sooner— maybe we should go to an election sooner rather than iaien— election sooner rather than later before _ election sooner rather than later before the— election sooner rather than later before the real economic ite— later before the real economic iiie iaoions— later before the real economic like factors of— later before the real economic like factors of inflation. ieooie— like factors of inflation. people nio— like factors of inflation. people did you not see that? no. iney-ne— people did you not see that? no. they're basically— people did you not see that? no. they're basically saying once oeooie— they're basically saying once oeooie stan— they're basically saying once people start losing their homes iony— people start losing their homes even more, tory mps are going to iose. — even more, tory mps are going to iose. on.— even more, tory mps are going to iose. 0h, iney— even more, tory mps are going to lose. oh, they may— even more, tory mps are going to lose. oh, they may do.- even more, tory mps are going to lose. oh, they may do. i- even more, tory mps are going to lose. “ even more, tory mps are going to lose. f they may be very foolish because i think they have it in their capacity to ease the financial pain, the economic little pain, the economic pain a little bit a a budget before the bit in a in a budget before the next general election. but a terrible time it. terrible time to call it. that's why starmer saying terrible time to call it. - that's why starmer saying call it that's why starmer saying call ii-oiwiousiy,— that's why starmer saying call it obviously, agree it now obviously, i do agree wiin— it now obviously, i do agree with -though. - it now obviously, i do agree with-though. i- it now obviously, i do agree with though. 2“ a it now obviously, i do agree- with -though. i don't think with you, though. i don't think it's to it's going to it's going to be it's going to be very easy. and i think they have mishandled the economy. be very easy. and i think they hthinkiishandled the economy. be very easy. and i think they hthink a handled the economy. be very easy. and i think they hthink a lot dled the economy. be very easy. and i think they hthink a lot dleit the economy. be very easy. and i think they hthink a lot dleit was, tconomy. be very easy. and i think they hthink a lot dleit was, asnomy. be very easy. and i think they hthink a lot dleit was, as limy. i think a lot of it was, as i say, due to liz truss having basically the right ideas. but the abenomics booting her out. well, anyway, that's down well, anyway, that's go down a rabbit they're telegraph. rabbit hole. they're telegraph. josh happened josh wes streeting has happened upon to getting upon a novel approach to getting the super wealthy to pay more tax appeal to their sense of honoun tax appeal to their sense of honour. very honour. well this is very clever, actually. it's a real win win— clever, actually. it's a real win win. rich— clever, actually. it's a real win win. rich -do - f 2 it's a real win win. rich do patriotic win win. rich are do patriotic ouiy— win win. rich are do patriotic ouiy ano— win win. rich are do patriotic duty and gay— win win. rich are do patriotic duty and pay more tax, says wes sineeiing.— duty and pay more tax, says wes sineeiing.-is— duty and pay more tax, says wes streeting.-is in- duty and pay more tax, says wes streeting.-is in the- streeting. so this is in the connexi— streeting. so this is in the ooniexi, ii— streeting. so this is in the context, it should be said, of he was— context, it should be said, of ne being— context, it should be said, of he was being asked about non—doms basically he was being asked about non—doms-basically kind non—doms and basically it's kind
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of non—doms and basically it's kind oi a— non—doms and basically it's kind oi a ioniiiiani— non—doms and basically it's kind of a brilliant idea— non—doms and basically it's kind of a brilliant idea to push it tine— of a brilliant idea to push it tine-wooe— of a brilliant idea to push it like-whole idea- of a brilliant idea to push it like whole idea the like this whole idea of the nations— like this whole idea of the patriotic idea— like this whole idea of the patriotic idea because it's win win— patriotic idea because it's win iiinen— patriotic idea because it's win win. either it— patriotic idea because it's win win. either it appeals and it wows— win. either it appeals and it wows ano— win. either it appeals and it works and people do pay more tax union— works and people do pay more tax union-win— works and people do pay more tax , which-what what— works and people do pay more tax , which what what they want. , which is what what they want. any— , which is what what they want. any gowennneni— , which is what what they want. any government is— , which is what what they want. any government is going to want inan— any government is going to want nan-aiso— any government is going to want that.-also, even— any government is going to want that.-also, even if- any government is going to want that.-also, even if it- that. but also, even if it ooesn-i,— that. but also, even if it doesn't, it's— that. but also, even if it doesn't, it's saying we're a oainioiio— doesn't, it's saying we're a oainioiio nanny— doesn't, it's saying we're a patriotic party and people snouio—usi patriotic party and people- should_us. and it should come and join us. and it goes— should come and join us. and it goes againsi— should come and join us. and it goes against the— should come and join us. and it goes against the to the goes against the counter to the nannaiiwe— goes against the counter to the nannaiiwe oi— goes against the counter to the narrative of corbyn and the sort of narrative of corbyn and the sort oi ian— narrative of corbyn and the sort oi ian-us— narrative of corbyn and the sort of far- us cranks— narrative of corbyn and the sort of far us cranks and of far left us cranks and wnainoi. — of far left us cranks and whatnot. and- of far left us cranks and whatnot. “2 ”ig; of far left us cranks and whatnot. ““2 2 of far left us cranks and- whatnot. and they're proud of being british and the other clever the strategy is clever part of the strategy is it's a little bit of a dig with old sunak because his wife, of course, non—dom not course, is a non—dom and not paying course, is a non—dom and not paying taxes. so i think has stopped— paying taxes. so i think has stooped-now. - paying taxes. so i think has stopped-now. but- paying taxes. so i think has stopped-now. but shei paying taxes. so i think has. stopped-now. but she was stopped that now. but she was i believe she might be still anyway. i'm pretty she is anyway. i'm pretty sure she is paying anyway. i'm pretty sure she is paying her. she i don't think that would be feasible. right. the problem with it is, of- course,_talking course, the left always talking aioui— course, the left always talking about _ should - course, the left always talking about _ should do. j about what people should do. and it's about what people should do. and its—answe— about what people should do. and it's—absurd because. it's completely absurd because oeonie—inisi people aren't going to do this. they— people aren't going to do this. iney-io— people aren't going to do this. iney-io you— people aren't going to do this. they-to you have- people aren't going to do this. they to you have to they have to you have to incentivise _ they have to you have to incentivise people's self inienesi.— incentivise people's self interest. no— incentivise people's self interest. no one pays more tax, esoeoiaiiy— interest. no one pays more tax, esoeoiaiiyla— interest. no one pays more tax, especially a country that especially in a country that aineaoy— especially in a country that already ridiculously high already has ridiculously high iaxes— already has ridiculously high iaxes ano— already has ridiculously high taxes and is— already has ridiculously high taxes and is failing the already has ridiculously high taxes duties failing the already has ridiculously high taxes duties like ng the already has ridiculously high taxes duties like defending basic duties like defending the ionoen. —say- border. and you might say onowioing— border. and you might say providing adequate so providing adequate housing. so
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who— providing adequate housing. so woo—say,— providing adequate housing. so who—say, ieii- providing adequate housing. so who—say, tell me. who is going to say, tell me wnai— who is going to say, tell me wnai-none- who is going to say, tell me what-more tax. - who is going to say, tell me what more tax. that is what i'll pay more tax. that is onunioiing— what i'll pay more tax. that is crumbling country. course crumbling country. of course iney—iusi- crumbling country. of course iney—iusilguiowi they won't. and just a quick neninoen— they won't. and just a quick reminder that— they won't. and just a quick reminder that will still reminder that labour will still be reminder that labour will still ie-ii— reminder that labour will still ie-ii wit.— reminder that labour will still ie-ii wiii. i- reminder that labour will still be-it will. i mean,- reminder that labour will stilli be-it will. i mean, it's be worse. it will. i mean, it's an interesting way of framing it though, and i don't though, isn't it? and i don't blame for doing it. but the blame him for doing it. but the idea that if you pay, if you want to see better, better services, if you want to see infrastructure well, infrastructure and so on, well, we all know that there are huge number different things that number of different things that taxes there are some taxes go on, but there are some that are vastly more popular than others, can always than others, and you can always present and say we should all present it and say we should all pay present it and say we should all pay our share the costs pay our fair share of the costs towards potholes towards keeping the potholes filled meanwhile filled in or whatever. meanwhile we there are great we all know that there are great chunks of the welfare state and so that are highly so on that are highly disputable. know, need disputable. you know, they need to cut these costs to sort out and cut these costs rather than just raising more taxes for them. yeah, yeah. but you know, but they're- you know, but they're saying, you— you know, but they're saying, you-nines— you know, but they're saying, you critics saying, oh, you know, critics saying, oh, everyone's-move . you know, critics saying, oh, everyone's move out you know, critics saying, oh,- everyone's-move out all everyone's going to move out all the everyone's going to move out all ine—ano— everyone's going to move out all ine—ano-ano- the rich people and go, and inai-s— the rich people and go, and inai-s noi— the rich people and go, and that's not-said- the rich people and go, and that's not said that the rich people and go, and that�*time said that the rich people and go, and that�*time with said that the rich people and go, and that�*time with blair said that the rich people and go, and that�*time with blair and that the rich people and go, and that�*time with blair and they last time with blair and they oion-i. — last time with blair and they didn't. -stayed- didn't. they stayed because nniiain-s— didn't. they stayed because britain'slgreat_ didn't. they stayed because britain's great country. britain's a great country. ieonie— britain's a great country.- ieooie—nnexii, people said that about brexit, aiinougn—i-ii- people said that about brexit, although—i'll say. people said that about brexit, although i'll say that although something i'll say that is happening— although something i'll say that is happening is— although something i'll say that is happening is people on sort of is happening is people on sort oi nooesi— is happening is people on sort of modest and— is happening is people on sort of modest and medium incomes are
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inning—twe- thinking about moving. i've neai— thinking about moving. i've- neano—oeooie, heard this from a lot of people, so i— heard this from a lot of people, so i iusi— heard this from a lot of people, so i iusi ion-i— heard this from a lot of people, so i just don't know where i'd go onve— so i just don't know where i'd go io— so i just don't know where i'd go io ine— so i just don't know where i'd go over to the times now. \a its: go over to the times now. nick, singio— go over to the times now. nick, our single most— go over to the times now. nick, our single most misleading headune our single most misleading headlindesantis us election behind desantis in us election poll. yeah they've gone with donald trump behind desantis poll. yeah they've gone with donal(usump behind desantis poll. yeah they've gone with donal(us electionind desantis poll. yeah they've gone with donal(us election poll. and santis in the us election poll. and then you look down- “ f“ and then you look down and find, oh, it's then you look down and find, oh, ii-s oniy— then you look down and find, oh, ii-s oniy in— then you look down and find, oh, it's only in florida— then you look down and find, oh, it's only in florida where of course is popular. course desantis is popular. inai-s—ii-sl course desantis is popular.. that's—it's only that's his state. and it's only its— that's his state. and it's only its-even— that's his state. and it's only it's-even then- that's his state. and it's only it's-even then it's- that's his state. and it's only it's even then it's only on it's even even then it's only on seeono— it's even even then it's only on seeono enoiee— it's even even then it's only on second choice votes. so it's nes— second choice votes. so it's no neev— second choice votes. so it's he's neck and— second choice votes. so it's he's neck and neck on first enoiee. — he's neck and neck on first enoiee. _sol he's neck and neck on firsti choice._so it's choice. yeah, exactly. so it's aisoiuieiy— choice. yeah, exactly. so it's absolutely because trump absolutely absurd because trump is—oesinoying- absolutely absurd because trump is_destroying him.- absolutely absurd because trump is destroying him. it is absolutely destroying him. it has is absolutely destroying him. it nas—voie— is absolutely destroying him. it has—vote with- has 43% of the vote with nesaniis— has 43% of the vote with desantis-yeah, has 43% of the vote with- desantis-yeah, fake desantis on 22. so yeah, fake -iney— desantis on 22. so yeah, fake news-iney say- news, folks, as they say in ins— news, folks, as they say in inis ane— news, folks, as they say in inis you— news, folks, as they say in this, are you not- news, folks, as they say in this, are you not surprised? in— this, are you not surprised? in quite— this, are you not surprised? i'm quite surprised- this, are you not surprised? i'm quite surprised about how that's emerged over the last few months that is far months that trump is so far ahead surprised. ahead of no, i'm not surprised. listen my podcast with tobi. listen to my podcast with tobi. i listen to my podcast with tobi. i iaeveo— listen to my podcast with tobi. i iaeveo nin — listen to my podcast with tobi. i backed him the— listen to my podcast with tobi. i backed him the whole way ieeause— i backed him the whole way because trump— i backed him the whole way because trump is on whole because trump is on a whole oinen— because trump is on a whole oinen-oi— because trump is on a whole other-of charisma- because trump is on a whole other of charisma and other level of charisma and iane— other level of charisma and fame, recognition. desantis other level of charisma and fame, the recognition. desantis other level of charisma and fame, the flopignition. desantis other level of charisma and fame, the flop twitter. desantis other level of charisma and fame, the flop twitter launch.:is he had the flop twitter launch. he had the flop twitter launch. ue—ine— he had the flop twitter launch. he _the charisma.| he doesn't have the charisma. ue-s— he doesn't have the charisma. ue-s a— he doesn't have the charisma. ue-s a soiio— he doesn't have the charisma. he's a solid governor, but he's iusi— he's a solid governor, but he's iusi-anywnene— he's a solid governor, but he's just-anywhere near- he's a solid governor, but he's just anywhere near on the just not anywhere near on the sane—aiiaevl just not anywhere near on thei same—attack on same level. and this attack on nnunn— same level. and this attack on trump iaieiy— same level. and this attack on trump lately, whatever you want to_indictment- trump lately, whatever you want to_indictment has. to call it, the indictment has oniy— to call it, the indictment has. oniy—i-n only galvanised his base. so i'm not only galvanised his base. so i'm noi-ai— only galvanised his base. so i'm noi-ai-inai-s- not surprised at all. that's nae.— not surprised at all. that's inuo. nui— not surprised at all. that's true. but and you might be right
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that they're not you know, we're not talking about political strategists. talking not talking about political stratetvoters talking not talking about political stratetvoters who talking not talking about political stratetvoters who “withig about voters who vote with their with their instincts, of with their their instincts, of course. but it does pretty with their their instincts, of coursethatt it does pretty with their their instincts, of coursethat trump s pretty with their their instincts, of coursethat trump would pretty with their their instincts, of coursethat trump would probably likely that trump would probably bnng likely that trump would probably bring out more republican votes, but would certainly out but he would certainly bring out more votes. that more democrat votes. does that not seem likely? there is an anguneni— not seem likely? there is an argument—therel not seem likely? there is an. argument—there is. argument for that, but there is. vou— argument for that, but there is. you-inni— argument for that, but there is. you-think he's- argument for that, but there is. you-think he's got- argument for that, but there is. you think he's got 70, you know, i think he's got 70, oin— you know, i think he's got 70, em oi— you know, i think he's got 70, 67% of republican fans who suooon— 67% of republican fans who suoooni nin. — 67% of republican fans who support him. but got support him. but you've got to inni— support him. but you've got to wink—inno- think that that other third neaiiy— think that that other third neaiiy-iive— think that that other third really like him. \vi:2o p really don't like him. no. at ain— really don't like him. no. at at so— really don't like him. no. at at so anu— really don't like him. no. at all. so and as— really don't like him. no. at all. so and as sort- really don't like him. no. at all. so and as sort of alienated by so it's a tricky one. by him. so it's a tricky one. florida like. yes, of course it is misleading.— florida like. yes, of course it is misleading. but florida is a veny— is misleading. but florida is a veny inoonani— is misleading. but florida is a very important state in its determined— very important state in its determined swing state swing siaies. — determined swing state swing states. absolutely. states. bush yes, absolutely. ano— states. bush yes, absolutely. andlthink— states. bush yes, absolutely. andithinklshows- states. bush yes, absolutely. and think shows proof and i think it shows proof of eoneeoi— and i think it shows proof of eoneeoi-ieon- and i think it shows proof of concept ron desantis is, concept in that ron desantis is, you— concept in that ron desantis is, you know,— concept in that ron desantis is, you know, ea— concept in that ron desantis is, you know, can win.— concept in that ron desantis is, you know, can win. and there's an anguneni— you know, can win. and there's an argument that— you know, can win. and there's an argument that the democrats wani— an argument that the democrats wani nnunn— an argument that the democrats wani inuno io— an argument that the democrats want trump to run— an argument that the democrats want trump to run because, like you— want trump to run because, like you sain— want trump to run because, like you said, ii— want trump to run because, like you said, it will— want trump to run because, like you said, it will galvanise inein— you said, it will galvanise inein oase— you said, it will galvanise their base . _ you said, it will galvanise their base . but- you said, it will galvanise their base . you said, it will galvanise their base . 2i12o you said, it will galvanise their base . 2igi their base. but they do see i mean, they seem to be spending an awful of energy, not just an awful lot of energy, not just putting indictment thing putting the indictment thing aside. seem to be still and aside. they seem to be still and all the, you know, msnbc and so on, the aligned media really seem to be trying to delegitimize him, which, again,
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you would think if they if they felt i would have thought they want him to run. yeah but everyone's going like 4d chess and like, why did they just hate trump ? they just want him in trump? they just want him in jail trump? they just want him in iaii ano— trump? they just want him in iaii ano oney-ii— trump? they just want him in jail and they'll do— :o7 they just want him in jail and they'll do anything to soon— jail and they'll do anything to soon-oi— jail and they'll do anything to stop-of course,- jail and they'll do anything to stop of course, and if stop him. and of course, and if he win— stop him. and of course, and if he winslean— stop him. and of course, and if he wins, can potentially he wins, he can potentially onion—iney- he wins, he can potentially. pardon—they have he wins, he can potentially- pardon _they have to pardon himself. so they have to son— pardon himself. so they have to son-winning— pardon himself. so they have to stop winning costs. stop him winning at all costs. inat— stop him winning at all costs. inn-vou— stop him winning at all costs. that-you don't- stop him winning at all costs. that-you don't get- that is true. you don't get revenge. guardian guardian now, josh, and what a tangled web we weave first practise weave when first we practise kissing disguise. indeed. kissing in disguise. indeed. woman posing as woman accused of posing as a naie— woman accused of posing as a nae—oi- woman accused of posing as a naie—oi sevuail male found guilty of sexual assauii— male found guilty of sexual assauii oy— male found guilty of sexual assault by kissing. i'd never male found guilty of sexual assaulofty kissing. i'd never male found guilty of sexual assau|of that.sing. i'd never male found guilty of sexual assau|of that specific i'd never male found guilty of sexual assau|of that specific type iever male found guilty of sexual assau|of that specific type ofer heard of that specific type of wing. — heard of that specific type of thing its— heard of that specific type of thing. it's sort— heard of that specific type of thing. it's sort of- heard of that specific type of thing. a heard of that specific type of thing. it's sort of the basis of boys don't cry. i do remember inai— boys don't cry. i do remember that wonderful— boys don't cry. i do remember that wonderful hilary- “ji:2o“ a c23 i do remember that wonderful hilary swank ano— that wonderful hilary swank movie. and also— that wonderful hilary swank movie. and also it happened anoun— movie. and also it happened aioui a— movie. and also it happened aioui a yean— movie. and also it happened about a year ago— movie. and also it happened about a year ago or something. nui— about a year ago or something. ion-ease,— about a year ago or something. nui-ease, ii-s— about a year ago or something. but case, it's georgia but in this case, it's georgia niinan — but in this case, it's georgia niinan wno— but in this case, it's georgia bilham who then said she was eaiieo— bilham who then said she was called george.— bilham who then said she was called george. original called george. very original oisguise. — called george. very original disguise. -she- called george. very original disguise. and she was sort of seeing someone over a few years and who was very short sighted like legally blind without her glasses. right. like legally blind without her glasses. right . and like legally blind without her glasses. right. and where like legally blind without her glasses. right . and where and glasses. right. and where and this is, she would like wear a hoodie she'd on male hoodie so she'd put on male clothing, this hoodie, have hoodie so she'd put on male cldeepg, this hoodie, have hoodie so she'd put on male cldeep voice this hoodie, have hoodie so she'd put on male cldeep voice thiraioodie, have hoodie so she'd put on male cldeep voice thira birmingham a deep voice with a birmingham accent , and then always took off
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accent, and then always took off accent, and then always took off a victim's classes. and really, inai— a victim's classes. and really, inai sues— a victim's classes. and really, that sounds like— a victim's classes. and really, that sounds like my- . via 2 and really, that sounds like my saturday nigni— that sounds like my saturday nigni wiin— that sounds like my saturday night with the— that sounds like my saturday night with the missus. so. so nui— night with the missus. so. so iui sno— night with the missus. so. so but one wa— night with the missus. so. so but she was also _ night with the missus. so. so but she was also cleared of 16 other sexual offences. so they basically it seemed— other sexual offences. so they basically it seemed to- 2 so they basically it seemed to be when iney— basically it seemed to be when they goi— basically it seemed to be when they got together,— basically it seemed to be when they got together, they're saying — they got together, they're saying inan— they got together, they're saying that could have been at ooini. — saying that could have been at some point. she— saying that could have been at some point. she probably realised you're a bird . but she realised you're a bird. but she basically it's quite interesting , mildly interesting by today's nonsense . but says at the nonsense. but she says at the time was confused about time she was confused about her sexuality. might be a sexuality. she might be a lesbian, she pretended to be lesbian, so she pretended to be a boy instead. but now she's straight anyway. is that right? well, well, well, yeah, a few things. well, they said. have you— well, yeah, a few things. well, they said. have you ever- i123“ “gt: well, they said. have you ever thought inai— they said. have you ever thought inai-wanieo— they said. have you ever thought that-wanted to— they said. have you ever thought that wanted to change your that you wanted to change your genoen—ioye- that you wanted to change yourj gender—boy? she gender and become a boy? she said— gender and become a boy? she said-sain— gender and become a boy? she said-said yes- gender and become a boy? she said _said yes, you i said no. if she said yes, you get— said no. if she said yes, you gei so— said no. if she said yes, you get so-support- said no. if she said yes, you get so support, so messed get so much support, so messed up nene.— get so much support, so messed up inene. nui— get so much support, so messed up there. but also— get so much support, so messed up there. but also it's taking teen—wnoie- up there. but also it's takingi beer—whole new beer goggles to a whole new ievei. — beer goggles to a whole new ievei. none— beer goggles to a whole new level. -one time,- beer goggles to a whole new level. one time, the person level. this one time, the person eouion-i— level. this one time, the person couldn't—really. couldn't see. but what's really went— couldn't see. but what's really weino io— couldn't see. but what's really weino io ne— couldn't see. but what's really weird to me is— couldn't see. but what's really weird to me is this bill in oenson— weird to me is this bill in oenson wno— weird to me is this bill in person who pretended to be a boy eaiieo— person who pretended to be a boy eaten-penny,— person who pretended to be a boy called-perry,-had- called george perry, who had anvieiy— called george perry, who had anxiety-claimed- called george perry, who had anxiety claimed be anxiety and claimed to be oananoio— anxiety and claimed to be paranoid because he was mixed up winn— paranoid because he was mixed up viii-onug— paranoid because he was mixed up with-drug dealers.- paranoid because he was mixed up with drug dealers. why with albanian drug dealers. why is—so- is your cover story also so awiuie— is your cover story also so awful?-that's- is your cover story also so awful? that's the is your cover story also so- awful?-that's the fake awful? i mean, that's the fake siony. — awful? i mean, that's the fake siony. wo— awful? i mean, that's the fake story. we found— awful? i mean, that's the fake story. we found a— awful? i mean, that's the fake story. 2 f story. we found a perfect partner for leo. it is the
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classic tangled web. i believe, where we are at— classic tangled web. i believe, where we are at the— f it 32 i believe, where we are at the half way nonn— where we are at the half way point—ine- where we are at the half way point.-the next- point. but after the next intermission,— point. but after the next intermission, have some intermission, we have some essaegs ion— intermission, we have some messages for two year olds on oieis. — messages for two year olds oni oieis. —enies messages for two year olds oni oieiwe—eonies messages for two year olds oni dietiwe-a-comics, messages for two year olds on dietiwe a teacher comics, messages for two year olds on dietiwe a teacher reported and we have a teacher reported for and we have a teacher reported ion ieaening— and we have a teacher reported for teaching facts— and we have a teacher reported for teaching facts for milia. we viii— for teaching facts for milia. we wiii see— for teaching facts for milia. we wiii you— for teaching facts for milia. we will see you in— for teaching facts for milia. we will see you in a— for teaching facts for milia. we will see you in a couple of
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gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel weii— gb news the people's. channel weii ,— gb news the people's. channel weii , ee— gb news the people's. channel well , come back— gb news the people's. channel well , come back to gb news the people's. channel well, come back to headliners naiiy— well, come back to headliners ioaiiy iiaii— well, come back to headliners oaiiy iiaii io— well, come back to headliners daily mail to kick— well, come back to headliners daily mail to kick off this seeiion. — daily mail to kick off this section. nick— daily mail to kick off this section. \a its: 2“: daily mail to kick off this section. \a daily mail to kick off this- section. nick and the education sector continues to impress with its ability to make a crisis out of a kerfuffle . yeah, this is of a kerfuffle. yeah, this is shocking and infuriating. so history teacher 54, was so history teacher 54, was treated ite— history teacher 54, was treated iike a— history teacher 54, was treated iike a ano— history teacher 54, was treated like a and faced— history teacher 54, was treated like a and faced classroom ban aiien— like a and faced classroom ban aiien giving— like a and faced classroom ban after giving science lesson aioui— after giving science lesson aiooui ouoeny— after giving science lesson about puberty that upset eniionen— about puberty that upset children with— about puberty that upset children with gender dysphoria . children with gender dysphoria. so children with gender dysphoria. so ins— children with gender dysphoria. so no is— children with gender dysphoria. so no is ieoy— children with gender dysphoria. so this is roy huggins. he's 54, teen— so this is roy huggins. he's 54, been a— so this is roy huggins. he's 54, been a teacher— so this is roy huggins. he's 54, been a teacher all— so this is roy huggins. he's 54, been a teacher all his life, nai— been a teacher all his life, never had any— been a teacher all his life, never had any problems. asked to cover forlclass. _ never had any problems. asked to cover forlclass. and— never had any problems. asked to cover for class. and of cover for a class. and of course,.about- cover for a class. and of course, about puberty. and course, it's about puberty. and nes— course, it's about puberty. and no ite— course, it's about puberty. and no he, i— course, it's about puberty. and he's like, i really— course, it's about puberty. and he's like, i really want to do ins.— he's like, i really want to do ins-a— he's like, i really want to do this.-a history- he's like, i really want to do this. a history teacher. and this. i'm a history teacher. and inen— this. i'm a history teacher. and then-complain- this. i'm a history teacher. and- then-complain-though then people complain even though then people complain even though ine—io— then people complain even though ine—io go— then people complain even though ine—io go iine- then people complain even though ine—io go a... a- the class seemed to go fine, a eouoie— the class seemed to go fine, a eouoie oi— the class seemed to go fine, a couple of people— the class seemed to go fine, a couple of people who had gender
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oysononia— dysphoria complained. and then he dysphoria complained. and then ne—io— dysphoria complained. and then ne—io-ioeai- he was reported to the local authorities _ he was reported to the local authorities ,_ he was reported to the local authorities, safeguarding authorities, a safeguarding iony.— body. and they didn't just oiseuss— body. and they didn't just discuss-him.- body. and they didn't just discuss him. the school discuss it with him. the school neooneo— discuss it with him. the school neoonieo nin— discuss it with him. the school reported him and— discuss it with him. the school reported him and then it was neieeieo— reported him and then it was neieeieo oy— reported him and then it was rejected by that. _ reported him and then it was rejected by that. the head rejected by that. and the head ieaenen— rejected by that. and the head teacher then _ rejected by that. and the head teacher then upped the ante and seni— teacher then upped the ante and sent—disclosure- sent him to the disclosure and tanning— sent him to the disclosure and barring-which- sent him to the disclosure andj barring-which-the barring service, which has the oowen— barring service, which has the power-teachers- barring service, which has the power teachers from power to ban teachers from vowing— power to ban teachers from working children. and so working with children. and so now-nave— working with children. and so now-nave io— working with children. and so now have to disclose that now he'll have to disclose that if now he'll have to disclose that iileven— now he'll have to disclose that iileven-ion— now he'll have to disclose that if.ever-for other- now he'll have to disclose that if ever for other jobs. if he ever goes for other jobs. ins— if he ever goes for other jobs. inis neai— if he ever goes for other jobs. this head teacher— if he ever goes for other jobs. this head teacher should be the one-enangeo— this head teacher should be the one _charged-been- one that's charged has been given— one that's charged has been given ine— one that's charged has been given one aii— one that's charged has been given the all clear now. c given the all clear now. but it townie.— given the all clear now. but it was horrific. he's got the all clear, has declare clear, but he has to declare that future. and it's that in future. and it's oesinoyeo— that in future. and it's destroyed his- “ “gang; and it's destroyed his reputation. but nes— destroyed his reputation. but no oniy— destroyed his reputation. but he's only coming forward to say ins— he's only coming forward to say inislnow— he's only coming forward to say inislnow-ii— he's only coming forward to say this-how-it is— he's only coming forward to say this-how-it is in- this is how bad it is in ieaeiing— this is how bad it is in teaching. this is how captured iney— teaching. this is how captured iney ane— teaching. this is how captured iney oy— teaching. this is how captured they are by ideology. he says he was—suede.- they are by ideology. he says he was—suicide. and- was considering suicide. and i mean—guy- was considering suicide. and ii mean—guy, ne-s mean, it's great, this guy, he's wniiien— mean, it's great, this guy, he's written _teaching- written books on teaching like nes— written books on teaching like ne-slaii— written books on teaching like he's, all accounts, an he's, to all accounts, an evenoiany— he's, to all accounts, an exemplary teacher over there. he was— iii— exemplary teacher over there. he was— iii-nan- was just doing a bit of part iine— was just doing a bit of part iine wonk— was just doing a bit of part time work there _ was just doing a bit of part time work there was given no time work there and was given no waning— time work there and was given no waning-ins— time work there and was given no warning-this-might- warning that this class might eoniain— warning that this class might contain particularly warning that this class might contain 2 ilarly warning that this class might contain “ 2“i warning that this class might contain “ c. sensitive. i looked him up onune sensitive. i looked him up online as the head online as well. the head teacher. won't name him teacher. i won't name him or anything, but he looked like a perfectly conventional head teacher. no couldn't teacher. there was no i couldn't find of framing or find any kind of framing or context for it, except that there had been case of an
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there had been a case of an actual like i think a sexual assault or something had gone on at that school several years earlier. i don't know whether they have some that was sort of just, you know, searching it. the argument is more that iney-ne— the argument is more that they're beholden to this ioeoiogy— they're beholden to this ideology pushed in by ideology that pushed in by sionewaii. — ideology that pushed in by stonewall. - say. ideology that pushed in by. stonewall. _say i'm stonewall. and i can say i'm going— stonewall. and i can say i'm goinglsav_ stonewall. and i can say i'm goinglsay ii— stonewall. and i can say i'm going say it diverse going to say it diverse academies— going to say it diverse academies trust. if you've got if academies trust. if you've got ii you— academies trust. if you've got ii you goi— academies trust. if you've got ii you goi-kio— academies trust. if you've got if you got-kid at- academies trust. if you've got if you got kid at of if you got your kid at one of nose— if you got your kid at one of those diverse— if you got your kid at one of those diverse academies trust senoois— those diverse academies trust senooislyou-ve— those diverse academies trust schools you've wonder schools, you've got to wonder wnai— schools, you've got to wonder win—iney- schools, you've got to wonderi what—they putting what ideology are they putting onio—ano- what ideology are they putting onto _and also - what ideology are they putting onto and also how onto their kids? and also how are onto their kids? and also how iney— onto their kids? and also how are they treating— onto their kids? and also how are they treating their staff? ine — are they treating their staff? ine -iaei— are they treating their staff? the -fact they - are they treating their staff? the fact they put the word the very fact they put the word oivense— the very fact they put the word oivense nio— the very fact they put the word diverse into the— the very fact they put the word diverse into the title as if its—you- diverse into the title as if. ii-s—you-as diverse into the title as if- ii-s—you-as ii it's the sort of you know, as if its— it's the sort of you know, as if it's-headline— it's the sort of you know, as if it's-headline i— it's the sort of you know, as if it's-headline i find- it's the sort of you know, as if it's headline i find this it's the headline i find this siony— it's the headline i find this siony-say- it's the headline i find this story, say, maddening, story, as you say, maddening, disgusting— story, as you say, maddening, disgusting and— story, as you say, maddening, disgusting and at a point where our disgusting and at a point where ieaenens— disgusting and at a point where our teachers are— disgusting and at a point where our teachers are already, you know— our teachers are already, you know ,— our teachers are already, you know , fighting.— our teachers are already, you know , fighting. i— our teachers are already, you know , fighting. i mean, this is know, fighting. i mean, this is easy— know, fighting. i mean, this is enazy . — know, fighting. i mean, this is enazy . ano— know, fighting. i mean, this is crazy . and indeed,- know, fighting. i mean, this is crazy . ' know, fighting. i mean, this is crazy. know, fighting. i mean, this is crazy . ' crazy. and indeed, the extent to which he stepped in a history teacher i can't teach teacher has gone. i can't teach biology. fine. read biology. they're fine. just read the textbook. the the textbook. he read the textbook. ithink the textbook. he read the textbook. i think he was iiienaiiy— textbook. i think he was literally reading- i think he was literally reading from the ieviioook— literally reading from the textbook. that, textbook. yeah, he did say that, inougn.— textbook. yeah, he did say that, inougn. inai— textbook. yeah, he did say that, though. that should smell though. that you should smell iee— though. that you should smell nice . attract _ though. that you should smell nice-attract the— though. that you should smell nice attract the ladies. well nice to attract the ladies. well wnai-s— nice to attract the ladies. well wnai-s wnong— nice to attract the ladies. well what's wrong that? i don't what's wrong with that? i don't know. — what's wrong with that? i don't know. -gooo— what's wrong with that? i don't know.-good one. - what's wrong with that? i don't know. good one. know. that's a good one. that aooanoneiy— know. that's a good one. that
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one apparently giving the lads a few anyway. few pull up tips anyway. telegraph coaches telegraph now josh, diet coaches it diet coaches for it gets crazier diet coaches for two year olds i would have thought tricycles for two year olds make more sense, to olds would make more sense, to be diet cokes for be honest. yeah. diet cokes for two olds new war on two year olds in new war on obesity. what mean obesity. really what they mean is coaches the parents. is diet coaches for the parents. yeah, obviously. and this is because we're just seeing more and people in this and more obese people in this country. the larger bills for the nhs . but a big chunk of that the nhs. but a big chunk of that sorry bad word was is children. and when you when it's children having these these issues , this having these these issues, this affects them for the rest of their life has a massive impact. and it's very hard for them to not be obese as an adult. yeah. so it's really about— a“ yeah. so it's really about catching eaiening— so it's really about catching eaiening ine— so it's really about catching catching the problem early. anguaiiy— catching the problem early. arguably, things— catching the problem early. arguably, things like- catching the problem early. arguably, things like start arguably, things like sure start were and these things, you were good and these things, you know, in terms of providing parents with advice, of course it doesn't exist anymore, but now the nhs are trying to sort of nip nip it in the bud, so to speak, and it is parents and, and they some parents need some help. i mean, i'm a fat kid. i'm speculating, but i can't help
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wondering whether lockdown wasn't a bit, a bit a bit of a an on this well. an influence on this as well. if kids aren't allowed to go out ano— if kids aren't allowed to go out and way.— if kids aren't allowed to go out and oiay. wean— if kids aren't allowed to go out and play. yeah yeah, yeah. i mean, we talk— and play. yeah yeah, yeah. i mean, we talk about, you know, it's-understood- mean, we talk about, you know, it's understood thing it's a widely understood thing in-oiei— it's a widely understood thing in-oiei ano- it's a widely understood thing in diet and exercise. in terms of diet and exercise. vou— in terms of diet and exercise. you-ounnn- in terms of diet and exercise. you-ouinun a- in terms of diet and exercise. you-outrun a bad. in terms of diet and exercise. - you-outrun a bad diet. you can never outrun a bad diet. niei— you can never outrun a bad diet. dietl80%— you can never outrun a bad diet. nieilsow-nui— diet is 80% of it. but psychology/v- diet is 80% of it. but psychology, logically, if you're geiiing— psychology, logically, if you're getting _exercise - psychology, logically, if you're getting exercise and getting plenty of exercise and you— getting plenty of exercise and you-ieei— getting plenty of exercise and you-ieei so— getting plenty of exercise and you feel so inclined to you don't feel so inclined to snaek—you- you don't feel so inclined to snack _you feel. you don't feel so inclined to snack _you feel a| you don't feel so inclined to. snack—you feel a bit snack every time you feel a bit iineo— snack every time you feel a bit iineo-a— snack every time you feel a bit iineo-a iii— snack every time you feel a bit tired-a bit low,— snack every time you feel a bit tired-a bit low, you- snack every time you feel a bit tired a bit low, you know, tired and a bit low, you know, inai-s— tired and a bit low, you know, inns-view.— tired and a bit low, you know, that's-view. yeah,- tired and a bit low, you know, that's view. yeah, well, that's my view. yeah, well, iinsiiy— that's my view. yeah, well, firstly,_thing. that's my view. yeah, well,- firstly,_thing lewis firstly, it's a good thing lewis isn-i— firstly, it's a good thing lewis isn-i-inis— firstly, it's a good thing lewis isn't-this would- firstly, it's a good thing lewis isn't this would take up isn't here or this would take up the isn't here or this would take up one wnoie— isn't here or this would take up the whole show. _ isn't here or this would take up the whole show. f 2 the whole show. but secondly, the whole show. but secondly, the only positive about this i mean, i'm not totally convinced that have the that the nhs will have the resources to manage to fix this or we do it, but hopefully they do. hopefully it's also do. but hopefully it's also the end motty end of body positive motty because that because what happens is that this a contradiction. this is a weird contradiction. we have people like, oh, support the nhs, blah blah but the nhs, blah blah blah. but then of same people then some of the same people will say, be positive, will say, oh, be body positive, which is an absurd celebration. neapolitan have neapolitan magazine we'll have a 40 neapolitan magazine we'll have a eo-nooei— neapolitan magazine we'll have a eo-nooeiline— neapolitan magazine we'll have a 40-model.the front- 40 stone model on the front eoven-son— 40 stone model on the front cover,-sort of- 40 stone model on the front cover, sort of thing. and cover, that sort of thing. and to celebrate.— cover, that sort of thing. and to celebrate. nonsense. to celebrate. yeah, nonsense. wean. —neeognise,i to celebrate. yeah, nonsense. i yeah._recognise, is yeah. you have to recognise, is it yeah. you have to recognise, is iilneoieaiiy— yeah. you have to recognise, is it medically compromising it a medically compromising eonoiiion—iii condition or isn't it. well it is. condition or isn't it. well it isleieaniy— condition or isn't it. well it is..clearly is. _
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condition or isn't it. well it is. clearly is. yeah. is. it clearly is. yeah. absolutely- is. it clearly is. yeah. absolutely right. times. now, niet— absolutely right. times. now, nick-comedian- absolutely right. times. now, nick comedian who is in nick and the comedian who is in veny— nick and the comedian who is in veny deep— nick and the comedian who is in veny teen-sne— nick and the comedian who is in very deep she hasn't even very deep water, she hasn't even aoneaneo— very deep water, she hasn't even aoneaneo on— very deep water, she hasn't even appeared on headliners. what's she—i- appeared on headliners. what'si sne—i-ii-s she done wrong. yeah i know it's iiaiaysia—inaekl malaysia asks interpol to track down— malaysia asks interpol to track down comedian— malaysia asks interpol to track down comedian over a joke. ' 2 down comedian over a joke. and it's about the malaysian airline, and i've airline, of course. and i've watched . this is watched the joke. this is jocelyn. chia, and she's jocelyn. jocelyn chia, and she's a singaporean american. and i've watched it wasn't watched the joke. it wasn't that funny, it's certainly funny, but it's certainly shouldn't be investigated. and she how she said something about how their aeroplanes can't fly. and their aeroplanes can't fly. and the best bit was she said some jokes don't land, which is not bad it a bit hacky. bad. yeah, it was a bit hacky. it reasonably funny. the it was reasonably funny. the drift the routine is it was reasonably funny. the drift-the routine is that. drift of the routine is that singaoone— drift of the routine is that singapore become a first singapore has become a first wonn— singapore has become a first world—malaysia. singapore has become a firsti world—malaysia is world country and malaysia is not world country and malaysia is noi—iaggingi not being developed, lagging nenne.— not being developed, lagging behind. yeah,— not being developed, lagging behind. yeah, but obviously it's aisuno— behind. yeah, but obviously it's absurd—hysteria. absurd to have this hysteria aioui—soo- absurd to have this hysteria about—see thisi absurd to have this hysteria. about—see this all about it. and we see this all the now with jokes. so the the time now with jokes. so the singapore foreign minister said, i'm appalled by her horrendous statements. i'm appalled by her horrendous statemttheir statements. saw amend their statements. we saw this jemmy carr, uk this with jemmy carr, uk politicians, politicians politicians, labour politicians were oh , statements, politicians, labour politicians wer statements. oh , statements, politicians, labour politicians wer statements. they're atements, politicians, labour politicians wer statements. they're jokes nts, politicians, labour politicians wer statements. they're jokes .ts, not statements. they're jokes. it's disingenuous and it's completely disingenuous and absurd . and one thing i'd just absurd. and one thing i'd just add that we get and more add is that we get more and more of when we have a global of this when we have a global world connected by social media. because jokes, right? theory
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world connected by social media. betthisa jokes, right? theory world connected by social media. betthis isokes, right? theory world connected by social media. betthis is the ., right? theory world connected by social media. betthis is the moret? theory world connected by social media. betthis is the more local, theory world connected by social media. betthis is the more local, the ry on this is the more local, the better. the funniest times better. so the funniest times you are your school you have are with your school friends you have so many friends because you have so many shared references. then as you expand the country, it's expand to the country, it's a bit but as you expand bit harder. but as you expand internationally, it's almost impossible not offend impossible not to offend someone. so obviously, well, singapore and malaysia are offended this, but she's offended by this, but she's doing it in where it doing it in america where it wouldn't been a problem. wouldn't have been a problem. she's best to make some she's done her best to make some tini— she's done her best to make some tine-io— she's done her best to make some kinolio eeaei— she's done her best to make some kind-to create-kind- she's done her best to make some kind to create kind of kind of to create that kind of in—gnoun— kind of to create that kind of in—group. you're— kind of to create that kind of in—group. you're absolutely igni— in—group. you're absolutely nigni. ine— in—group. you're absolutely right. the joke— in—group. you're absolutely right. the joke the funniest right. the joke is the funniest joke- — joke. she's tried to recreate inai— joke. she's tried to recreate inn-ano- joke. she's tried to recreate inai-ano ii- joke. she's tried to recreate that-and it has. joke. she's tried to recreate- that-and it has fallen that as a vibe and it has fallen iian— that as a vibe and it has fallen iiai. — that as a vibe and it has fallen iiai. ioooio— that as a vibe and it has fallen flat. people got— that as a vibe and it has fallen flat. people got the- that as a vibe and it has fallen flat. gigc f flat. people got the reference to the malaysian that to the malaysian flight that disappeared. mean, disappeared. i mean, i mean, some going to know some people are going to know it, i imagine a lot. but but it, but i imagine a lot. but but this person in tan, missouri ofthem inferiority and ofthem said inferiority and insecurity turn insecurity can sometimes turn people ugly, people into this ugly, self—loathing persona and manifest an awkward self—loathing persona and man heartless. an awkward self—loathing persona and man heartless. that's awkward self—loathing persona and man heartless. that's the ward self—loathing persona and manheartless. that's the best and heartless. that's the best description of comedian i've ever absolutely on ever read that is absolutely on the absolutely nailed. and the nose. absolutely nailed. and the nose. absolutely nailed. and the other part you sort of almost hinted there she's almost hinted at there is she's still joke 2014. still doing a joke from 2014. it's material that she's got that works. so she just to that works. so she just want to give up. yeah, but it is. give it up. yeah, but it is. i ii— give it up. yeah, but it is. i ii i— g c c. yeah, but it is. i mean, if i remember rightly, inene— mean, if i remember rightly, inene was— mean, if i remember rightly, there was never— mean, if i remember rightly, there was never any suggestion inai— there was never any suggestion that incompetence that malaysian incompetence was
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tenni— that malaysian incompetence was behind—question. behind that. it was a question of behind that. it was a question oi vio— behind that. it was a question oi wno snoi— behind that. it was a question of who shot it— behind that. it was a question of who shot it down, wasn't it ieussiae— of who shot it down, wasn't it ieussiae ii— of who shot it down, wasn't it russia? it-either- of who shot it down, wasn't it russia? it either russia or russia? it was either russia or unnne,— russia? it was either russia ori unnne—inee ukraine, wasn't it? at the time? it ukraine, wasn't it? at the time? ii-ai— ukraine, wasn't it? at the time? ii-ai ine— ukraine, wasn't it? at the time? ii-ai ine nine- ukraine, wasn't it? at the time? it-at the time of- ukraine, wasn't it? at the time? it at the time of the it it was all at the time of the it veni— it was all at the time of the it weni gown— it was all at the time of the it went down over— it was all at the time of the it went down over what was the onevious— went down over what was the previous iteration— went down over what was the previous iteration of the eunneni.— previous iteration of the current. yeah.- previous iteration of the current. yeah. yeah. no, current. yeah. yeah. well, no, i neanlooesn-i— current. yeah. yeah. well, no, i mean,.doesn't even- current. yeah. yeah. well, no, i mean, doesn't even work from mean, it doesn't even work from inai—goingi that point. anyway, we're going to that point. anyway, we're going io—in— that point. anyway, we're going io—in ine- that point. anyway, we're going to_in the break. to workshop that in the break iieino— to workshop that in the break iieino-iosn — to workshop that in the break metro -josh they - to workshop that in the break metro josh they are anxious metro now. josh they are anxious inai— metro now. josh they are anxious inai-oeooie— metro now. josh they are anxious inai-oeooie ane- metro now. josh they are anxious that people are getting that young people are getting inein— that young people are getting inein-inon— that young people are getting their from influencers their news from influencers insieao— their news from influencers instead journalists. instead of proper journalists. ute— like what metro have got and ine— like what metro have got and iikeliike— like what metro have got and like-like proper.- like what metro have got and like-like proper. - like what metro have got and like like proper. i423“ like us like proper. yeah. iikiok— like us like proper. yeah. iikiok a— like us like proper. yeah. tiktok a growing- like us like proper. i423“ tiktok a growing source for news but tiktok a growing source for news iui inon — tiktok a growing source for news but from influencers not from iounnaiisis. — but from influencers not from journalists. _of- but from influencers not from journalists. of year journalists. so 44% of 18 year oios— journalists. so 44% of 18 year oioslyean— journalists. so 44% of 18 year oioslyean-gei- journalists. so 44% of 18 year olds, year get their olds, 24 year olds get their sonny.— olds, 24 year olds get their news. sorry, get- olds, 24 year olds get their news. gigc c. 2 olds, 24 year olds get their news. igg; c. news. sorry, get used tiktok. and of them, 20% of- news. igg; c. and of them, 20% of that, 44. so iasieaiiy— and of them, 20% of that, 44. so iasieaiiy ion— and of them, 20% of that, 44. so basically 10% of— and of them, 20% of that, 44. so basically 10% of young people get basically 10% of young people gei inein— basically10% of young people get their news— basically 10% of young people get their news from china . yeah. get their news from china. yeah. okay. — get their news from china. yeah. okay. ino— get their news from china. yeah. okay. ino gist— get their news from china. yeah. otay. ino gist oi— get their news from china. yeah. okay. the gist of it— get their news from china. yeah. okay. the gist of it because- okay. the gist of it because it's owned by from influencers or you saying, well, that's just from news, but there are actually more influencers have a bigger on them. so it's bigger impact on them. so it's more about opinion— bigger impact on them. so it's more about opinion and- 39:2” 2 iii“ so it's more about opinion and you 332” f t:2o“ so it's more about opinion and you know, but more about opinion and you know, tout i— more about opinion and you know, but i understand— more about opinion and you know, but i understand the fears that iitiot— but i understand the fears that iitiot is— but i understand the fears that iitiot is a— but i understand the fears that tiktok is a chinese platform, tout— tiktok is a chinese platform, tout they-ne— tiktok is a chinese platform, but they're not— tiktok is a chinese platform, but they're not saying they get tnein— but they're not saying they get tnein news— but they're not saying they get their news from _ but they're not saying they get their news from chinese influencers. - their news from chinese influencers. “th their news from chinese influencers. 3“ influencers. they they might they pushing algorithms they might be pushing algorithms
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that that that have influencers that will be a certain narrative be selling a certain narrative that's a conspiracy theory. well yeah, i'm willing to believe that. well, it's great news for our show. yeah— that. well, it's great news for our show. yeah it's— well, it's great news for our show. yeah it's great if iney— our show. yeah it's great if they-veny— our show. yeah it's great if they-very well. - our show. yeah it's great if they very well. yeah they get it very well. yeah wean. — they get it very well. yeah yeah. influencers now, yeah. we're influencers now, guys,— yeah. we're influencers now, guys, ant— yeah. we're influencers now, guys, ant iney— yeah. we're influencers now, guys, and they can listen to us insteat.— guys, and they can listen to us insteat. nut— guys, and they can listen to us instead. but i— guys, and they can listen to us instead. but i also— guys, and they can listen to us instead. but i also the part inat— instead. but i also the part that iney— instead. but i also the part that they selectively avoid stones— that they selectively avoid stories that— that they selectively avoid stories that cause that are too tennessing— stories that cause that are too tennitntng— stories that cause that are too teonant i.— stories that cause that are too depiand i wish— stories that cause that are too depiand i wish i— stories that cause that are too depiand i wish i could do that me. and i wish i could do that ieeause— me. and i wish i could do that because-forced— me. and i wish i could do that because .forced to- me. and i wish i could do that because forced to read this because i'm forced to read this nuiiisn—ant- because i'm forced to read this rubbish _and you- because i'm forced to read this rubbish and you do rubbish every day. and you do get—wett- rubbish every day. and you do get—weii, yes- get miserable. well, yes, i noted— get miserable. well, yes, i notieet-it— get miserable. well, yes, i noticed-it is. - get miserable. well, yes, i noticed it is. /2t. get miserable. well, yes, i noticed it is. /2. f get miserable. well, yes, i- noticed-it is. you come in noticed that it is. you come in on the second day a little bit lower. don't you kind of hear that? specifically it's the that? it's specifically it's the war-ukraine _ that? it's specifically it's the war. ukraine .the - that? it's specifically it's thei war. ukraine .the .of war in ukraine and the cost of iiving— war in ukraine and the cost of tiving — war in ukraine and the cost of living crisis. so— war in ukraine and the cost of living crisis. so let's cut the next— living crisis. so let's cut the next section— living crisis. so let's cut the next section and— living crisis. so let's cut the next section and i don't know now— next section and i don't know now-young— next section and i don't know how young people need next section and i don't know- how-young people-need to how much young people do need to know— how much young people do need to know about— how much young people do need to know about things— how much young people do need to know about things like that. otviousiy.— know about things like that. obviously, - not— know about things like that. obviously, - not saying - know about things like that. obviously, i'm not saying they should soak should know bad things or soak up propaganda, but up bad propaganda, but to be honest, i didn't really understand the worked understand how the world worked when i was there's this kind when i was 16. there's this kind of expectation that are of expectation that kids are just they've got just good at because they've got mobile phones with to mobile phones with access to good there's good news sources. there's no there's no real need to or expectation. i started reading a proper newspaper. was proper newspaper. i think i was about 23 when began about 22, 23 when i began to actually leaf my way through a
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broadsheet. started last year broadsheet. i started last year when i started here. when i started working here. yeah, anyway, talking of yeah, same. anyway, talking of influencers, to influencers, nick over to the guardian influence guardian now, the main influence in and that of many in your life and that of many other eager young men. yeah, the top g so other eager young men. yeah, the too e so antnew— other eager young men. yeah, the top g so andrew tate— 33 yeah, the top g so andrew tate served iegai— top g so andrew tate served iegai-aiten- top g so andrew tate served legal after allegations legal papers after allegations of legal papers after allegations oi-ant— legal papers after allegations of-and sexual— legal papers after allegations of and sexual assault. and of rape and sexual assault. and this— of rape and sexual assault. and ins—tie- of rape and sexual assault. and tits—tie ut- of rape and sexual assault. andi this—the uk who this is for women in the uk who are this is for women in the uk who ounsuing— this is for women in the uk who are pursuing civil— this is for women in the uk who are pursuing civil proceedings against— are pursuing civil proceedings against him. — are pursuing civil proceedings against him. _say. are pursuing civil proceedings against him. say things against him. and they say things like against him. and they say things tite-enotet— against him. and they say things like-choked them- against him. and they say things like choked them in like that. he choked them in zeta.— like that. he choked them in zeta. ene— like that. he choked them in zeta. one oi— like that. he choked them in 2014. one of says. and 2014. one of them says. and again— 2014. one of them says. and againsae-- 2014. one of them says. and again, same thing with again, it's the same thing with tate— again, it's the same thing with tate. .whether_ again, it's the same thing with tate. whether believe tate. it's whether you believe it-oensonaiiy- tate. it's whether you believe it personally don't. it or not. i personally don't. nut— it or not. i personally don't. but i-ve— it or not. i personally don't. but i've watched— it or not. i personally don't. but i've watched the 4.5 hour ooteast— but i've watched the 4.5 hour ooteast ne— but i've watched the 4.5 hour podcast he just— but i've watched the 4.5 hour podcast he just released with tatniet— podcast he just released with patrick bet—david, and i just tint— patrick bet—david, and i just iint it— patrick bet—david, and i just iint it i— patrick bet—david, and i just iint it i iust— patrick bet—david, and i just find it i just find— patrick bet—david, and i just find it i just find him very eonvineing— find it i just find him very convincing-i- find it i just find him very convincing i just find it convincing and i just find it uniiteiy— convincing and i just find it unlikely that— convincing and i just find it unlikely that did these unlikely that he did these things.— unlikely that he did these things its— unlikely that he did these things. as he— unlikely that he did these things. as he says in the intenview— things. as he says in the interview, he— things. as he says in the interview, he wouldn't been interview, he wouldn't have been sneaking—so- interview, he wouldn't have been sneaking—so nanyl speaking like this for so many yeas— speaking like this for so many yeans-aii— speaking like this for so many years-all these- years if he had all these skeletons— years if he had all these skeletons in— years if he had all these skeletons in closet. and skeletons in his closet. and i do skeletons in his closet. and i to-it-s— skeletons in his closet. and i do-it's interesting- skeletons in his closet. and i do it's interesting that i do think it's interesting that i watening— do think it's interesting that i was watching him for years when he nat— was watching him for years when he had iust— was watching him for years when he had justlcouple_ was watching him for years when he had just couple of thousand he had just a couple of thousand views— he had just a couple of thousand views-things. — he had just a couple of thousand views-things. no— he had just a couple of thousand views things. no one came views and things. no one came out then. — views and things. no one came out then. out— views and things. no one came out then. but if— views and things. no one came out then. but if you if you were a out then. but if you if you were. a—was tangetet a public figure who was targeted and a public figure who was targeted ant—geome- a public figure who was targeted ant—oeooie-outi and now these people come out ant— and now these people come out ant-question. - and now these people come out and-question. it's- and now these people come out and question. it's not and that's my question. it's not so nuen— and that's my question. it's not so nuen ii— and that's my question. it's not so nuen it you— and that's my question. it's not so much if you like— and that's my question. it's not so much if you like tate or not, tout— so much if you like tate or not, tout to— so much if you like tate or not, tout to you—
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so much if you like tate or not, but do you want— so much if you like tate or not, but do you want to— so much if you like tate or not, but do you want to live in a wont— but do you want to live in a wont-tie— but do you want to live in a world _the state - but do you want to live in a world the state can decide world where the state can decide they-ve— world where the state can decide tney-ve got— world where the state can decide tney-ve got it— world where the state can decide they've got it and— world where the state can decide they've got it and then go after you— they've got it and then go after youe ii— they've got it and then go after you it ant— they've got it and then go after you? if and that's— they've got it and then go after you? if and that's what i toeiieve— you? if and that's what i believe happened. it's believe has happened. it's naooenet— believe has happened. it's- happened—southern. believe has happened. it's- hap|wasn't_southern. believe has happened. it's hap|wasn't allowed southern. believe has happened. it's hap|wasn't allowed into>uthern. believe has happened. it's hap|wasn't allowed into the em. she wasn't allowed into the eountny—witnl country. it happens with influencers _ country. it happens with influencers on country. it happens with influencers-on wrong influencers who are on the wrong site — influencers who are on the wrong site oi— influencers who are on the wrong site oi iet-s— influencers who are on the wrong side of let's say. _ influencers who are on the wrong side of let's say. i— influencers who are on the wrong side of let's say. 2“ side of let's say. i mean, you know, politically on the other side spectrum entirely. side of the spectrum entirely. but julian assange was was subjected i thought were subjected to what i thought were fairly allegations fairly creaky allegations because clearly america wanted to bring to extradite him and bring him to extradite him and bring him to what they saw as to for justice what they saw as a breach of security, which was a breach of security, which was a no. a perfectly reasonable no. i read that. read a firsthand read that. i read a firsthand account what happened in account of what happened in terms of with the woman. okay. and firsthand account by who, though? yeah okay. i'm though? by her? yeah okay. i'm not saying i'm saying that not saying i'm not saying that even by her own case. yeah, i'm just saying that these things emerge. slightly emerge. it's always slightly suspicious out suspicious how they come out when somebody when they decide somebody needs to brought. i mean, to be brought. well, i mean, there no evidence. this is there is no evidence. this is like any there is no evidence. this is iite any deep— there is no evidence. this is like any deep state- 2 f this is like any deep state and stuff. as like any deep state and stuff. its-iawyen— like any deep state and stuff. as-iawyen says- like any deep state and stuff. as lawyer says here, despite as the lawyer says here, despite iate-s— as the lawyer says here, despite tate's outrageous— as the lawyer says here, despite tate's outrageous these tate's outrageous claims, these women aren't real.— tate's outrageous claims, these women aren't real. on reading the pages— women aren't real. on reading the pages. ne— women aren't real. on reading the papers, he should recall women aren't real. on reading the |realrs, he should recall women aren't real. on reading the |realrs, heare)uld recall women aren't real. on reading the |realrs, heare)uld talk recall women aren't real. on reading the |realrs, heare)uld talk of all how real they are and talk of tie—iaise- how real they are and talk of the _false flags. how real they are and talk ofi the _false flags are the matrix and false flags are going— the matrix and false flags are going-noto— the matrix and false flags are goinglnoit no— the matrix and false flags are going-hold no-in. going to hold no weight in eount. — going to hold no weight in eount. so— going to hold no weight in eount. so-get- going to hold no weight in court. so-get it- going to hold no weight in court. so get it into court. so let's get it into eount— court. so let's get it into court _whether. court. so let's get it into- court _whether these court. so let's get it into court are whether these court. so let's get it into court are realihether these court. so let's get it into court are real andier these court. so let's get it into court are real and findiese court. so let's get it into
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court are real and find any people are real and find any evitenee— people are real and find any evidence. _see. - people are real and find any. evidence-see. coming people are real and find any- evidence.-see. coming up evidence. we will see. coming up in final section, we in the final section, we discussed why are discussed why men are now shaving hot phobia and shaving and where hot phobia and uquefied shaving and where hot phobia and liquefied won't want to liquefied pets you won't want to miss any of that. we'll see
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well welcome back to for the final section . armpit for the final section. armpit knows now. josh in the guardian, barely 90 years since clark gable revealed he didn't wear an undershirt. john stones has revealed he shaved his pits. and i didn't know who john stones— and i didn't know who john stones was.— and i didn't know who john stones was. he's a footballer. armpit— stones was. he's a footballer. armpit confidential . why men are armpit confidential. why men are now armpit confidential. why men are shaving— armpit confidential. why men are now shaving and— armpit confidential. why men are now shaving and women are doing whatever— now shaving and women are doing whatever-like. _ now shaving and women are doing whatever-like. so- now shaving and women are doing whatever like. whatever they like. so this is supposedly , well, sports people supposedly, well, sports people do it for hygiene and for making them run faster. i guess less friction,— them run faster. i guess less friction, maybe.— them run faster. i guess less friction, maybe. oh,- " i guess less friction, maybe. oh, right. like cyclists. — friction, maybe. oh, right. like cyclists. yeah.— friction, maybe. oh, right. like cyclists. yeah. and then there's said— cyclists. yeah. and then there's someone said that— cyclists. yeah. and then there's someone said that it stops people— someone said that it stops people from — someone said that it stops people from grabbing like your underarm hair— people from grabbing like your underarm hair like that. i haven-t— underarm hair like that. i haven't seen— underarm hair like that. i haven't seen that- underarm hair like that. i haven't seen that in- underarm hair like that. i haven't seen that in a. underarm hair like that. i haven't seen that in a football match happen. that very match happen. that sounds very much—thing.— match happen. that sounds very much _thing.iyeah,l match happen. that sounds very. much _thingiyeah, but much a man city thing. yeah, but yeah—been- yeah, but grooming has been a part of human culture going back
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in the day. look at you . look at in the day. look at you. look at me. exactly. i groom. i shave all of this off. yeah. every day. do it on here. yeah. just like. — day. do it on here. yeah. just like. and— day. do it on here. yeah. just like. and that's— day. do it on here. yeah. just like. and that's it.- day. do it on here. yeah. just like. and that's it. but,- 25m do it on here. yeah. just like. ' 2 e like. and that's it. but, you know , egyptians would tweeze know, egyptians would tweeze themselves whatever this themselves and whatever this is part it's cultural . yeah. part it's a cultural. yeah. humanity. really? e 2m / 1“ humanity. really? yeah e 2m /1:5�* humanity. really? yeah but obviously— humanity. really? yeah but obviously fashions change. but it seems— obviously fashions change. but is ee— obviously fashions change. but it seems to be— obviously fashions change. but it seems to be more— obviously fashions change. but it seems to be more men doing it. yeah john stones. i mean it doesn't say if he shaves his stones shaves his armpits stones but he shaves his armpits and now maybe a little trim is reasonable. about reasonable. i'm not sure about the because this the full save time because this is problem. becoming is the problem. men are becoming women. this is why need women. this is why we need andrew tate. but are women becoming well? that's the becoming men as well? that's the problem. because of feminism, they they are women. not they are so they are women. not because i remember a- they are so they are women. not because i remember a few- 1“ not because i remember a few years age— because i remember a few years see there— because i remember a few years see there-e— because i remember a few years ago there a feminine ago there was a feminine feminism— ago there was a feminine feminism women ago there was a feminine- feminism _women not feminism thing of women not shaving—eeesi shaving their right that does. -90ne-lt's seem to have gone away. it's really— seem to have gone away. it's never really taken— seem to have gone away. it's never really taken off . has it never really taken off. has it come saying this is come back and saying this is about 98% of us women shave their arms it their legs and their arms and it does some some does seem sort of some some companies using it their companies now using it in their advertising with hair advertising of women with hair on their armpits. maybe now that they-re— on their armpits. maybe now that they're - allowed _ on their armpits. maybe now that they're - allowed to _ on their armpits. maybe now that they're - allowed to have - they're not allowed to have overweight— they're not allowed to have- overweight—front overweight women on the front cover. magazines— overweight women on the front cover magazines the cover of magazines because the nis— cover of magazines because the nhs-recognised— cover of magazines because the nhs recognised they nhs has recognised maybe they can-hairy— nhs has recognised maybe they can - hairy women - can switch to hairy women instead. —
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can switch to hairy women instead. la— can switch to hairy women instead. .a way- can switch to hairy women. instead. .a way-seen can switch to hairy women- instead. .a way-seen it, instead. as a way i've seen it, it's already a thing. shocking. not it's already a thing. shocking. nee-shine.— it's already a thing. shocking. nee-shine. — it's already a thing. shocking. not thing. slippery slope. not my thing. slippery slope. the school gate intersection . the school gate intersection. competition news. now nick and in the daily mail. i'm a 40 year old mum and i'm shunned for wearing sexy outfits on the school run. other mums are just jealous— school run. other mums are just jealous and— school run. other mums are just jealous and not— school run. other mums are just jealous and not me— school run. other mums are just jealous and not me of- 2 1“ other mums are just jealous and not me of course, lul— jealous and not me of course, but alle— jealous and not me of course, but the article— jealous and not me of course, but the article and this is sable— but the article and this is sabine roll— but the article and this is sabine roll cohen or roll cohen. she-s— sabine roll cohen or roll cohen. she-s ao— sabine roll cohen or roll cohen. sees as from — sabine roll cohen or roll cohen. she's 40 from north london, but she-s— she's 40 from north london, but shes a— she's 40 from north london, but shes a eee— she's 40 from north london, but she's a obe jewish.— she's 40 from north london, but she's a obe jewish. she is jewish-_ she's a obe jewish. she is jewish- ll-s— she's a obe jewish. she is jewish. it's roll— she's a obe jewish. she is jewish. it's roll hyphen. ' 2 jewish. it's roll hyphen. and she-s— jewish. it's roll hyphen. and she-s she-s— jewish. it's roll hyphen. and she-s shes a— jewish. it's roll hyphen. and she's she's a hot— jewish. it's roll hyphen. and she's she's a hot jewish woman because i've seen the pics in the article this my she's a the article is this my she's a victim of homophobia and she is hot they are being jealous. hot and they are being jealous. and frankly, as a feminist, seeon,— and frankly, as a feminist,. slmoal—lo simon, i approve of going to school— simon, i approve of going to school-these— simon, i approve of going to school these outfits or school in these outfits or wherever-want- school in these outfits or wherever want these wherever you want in these oalflls. — wherever you want in these oalflls. _see- wherever you want in these outfits. - she she . wherever you want in these. outfits. _she she looks outfits. and also she she looks llle— outfits. and also she she looks llle-eoae— outfits. and also she she looks llle-eoae la— outfits. and also she she looks like-core in her- outfits. and also she she looks like core in her prime. like andrea core in her prime. sle— like andrea core in her prime. slae all— like andrea core in her prime. slae all look— like andrea core in her prime. she did look pretty good. 1“ she did look pretty good. i open thal— she did look pretty good. i open teal—alle- that story thinking this is going hideously going to be a hideously delusional aged who delusional middle aged mum who thinks other mums are going thinks that other mums are going you to dress you really need to dress differently you know. differently because you know. but does look but actually she does look great. she's like a model. the interesting for great. she's like a model. the interesting-for here- great. she's like a model. the interesting-for here is. interesting thing for here is alas—hol- interesting thing for here is this hot phobia. this concept of hot phobia. i allel— this concept of hot phobia. i
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think that's— this concept of hot phobia. i think that's the— this concept of hot phobia. i think that's the idea is if youe— think that's the idea is if. you-ae—oeoole think that's the idea is if- you-ae—oeoole you're good looking people are going— you're good looking people are goinfi—badlv- - you're good looking people are going—badlv- and going to treat you badly. and there-s— going to treat you badly. and there's-other- going to treat you badly. and there's other argument going to treat you badly. and therewomen other argument going to treat you badly. and therewomen particulariument going to treat you badly. and therewomen particular might that women in particular might be or or, oh, she's be threatened or or, oh, she's a home breaker. she's an absolutely— home breaker. she's an absolutely classic- she's an absolutely classic home home breaker. she's an- absolutely classic home breaker. veale— absolutely classic home breaker. veal—hol- yeah, well, i've suffered hot ouolla— yeah, well, i've suffered hot aloha-lee.- yeah, well, i've suffered hot phobia-life. like- yeah, well, i've suffered hot phobia life. like a movie phobia all my life. like a movie . huge— phobia all my life. like a movie . uuge problem. — phobia all my life. like a movie . huge problem. 2 . huge problem. too much phobia . it's real. real. guys . it's real. it's real. guys i remember going to collect the kids from school gates and there were, you know, obviously in your head you have a little ranking system, don't you, for the, well, i am still the, you know. well, i am still pari— the, you know. well, i am still pal of— the, you know. well, i am still pal of use— the, you know. well, i am still part of the school.— the, you know. well, i am still part of the school. _ well, i am still part of the school. ?2“7 well, i am still part of the school. 321“7 part of the school. right? so i lull— part of the school. right? so i will not comment. you mean for the mother. so that's definitely nofice the mother. so that's definitely notice for the mothers was the kids well. when was kids do as well. when edward was about— kids do as well. when edward was aloulloa— kids do as well. when edward was about.orithere_ kids do as well. when edward was aboutlorithere was— kids do as well. when edward was aboutlorithere was one- 25 2l1:l when edward was about or there was one mum. about 4 or 5 there was one mum. he was— about 4 or 5 there was one mum. ue obsessed— about 4 or 5 there was one mum. he was obsessed with not his own olvlously— he was obsessed with not his own obviously-would- he was obsessed with not his own obviously-would go- he was obsessed with not his own obviously would go she is obviously and he would go she is well— obviously and he would go she is well-thal— obviously and he would go she is well-weal was- obviously and he would go she is well-that was this- well fit. is it. that was this is well fit. is it. that was this ls-woua— well fit. is it. that was this ls-woua soa— well fit. is it. that was this is your son would say. is what your son would say. tuls— is what your son would say. we uses— is what your son would say. this does-sound- is what your son would say. this does-sound like- this does not sound like your son. fit is it? this was son. well, fit is it? this was his. and son. well, fit is it? this was lus. ana l— son. well, fit is it? this was his. and i would— son. well, fit is it? this was his. and i would just- son. well, fit is it? this was. his. and i would just-him his. and i would just pick him up—aul- his. and i would just pick him uo—aul awl his. and i would just pick him. uo—aul law and up on the grammar and try and correct— up on the grammar and try and sowed-eul— up on the grammar and try and sowed-out l— up on the grammar and try and correct but i couldn't correct that. but i couldn't ooweel— correct that. but i couldn't correct him _ correct that. but i couldn't correct him on— correct that. but i couldn't correct him on the basic assessment. - correct him on the basic assessment. 3:22“ correct him on the basic- assessment. okay, well, there correct him on the basic— assessment. okay, well, there we go. he say the assessment. okay, well, there we go. ue-sawwse-ofl assessment. okay, well, there wei go. he - say the _of the go. he would say the name of the woman-woul— 2: he would say the name of the woman, won't embarrass. woman, but i won't embarrass. l-m— woman, but i won't embarrass. lea—sues— woman, but i won't embarrass. i'm she's watching woman, but i won't embarrass. i'nshe she's watching woman, but i won't embarrass. i'nshe is she's watching woman, but i won't embarrass. i'nshe is wealthy.e's watching woman, but i won't embarrass. i'nshe is wealthy.e'sit? :hing woman, but i won't embarrass. i'nshe is wealthy.e'sit? y1:2.1 it. she is wealthy. is it? you ought— it. she is wealthy. is it? you mlgwa gel— it. she is wealthy. is it? you mlgwa gel a— it. she is wealthy. is it? you might get a little text my
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little get after the show pet news josh in the times and little get after the show pet newfriendlyish in the times and little get after the show pet newfriendly way�*i the times and little get after the show pet newfriendly way to 1e times and little get after the show pet newfriendly way to dispose. and little get after the show pet newfriendly way to dispose ofid eco friendly way to dispose of your dead pets remains especially imagine especially appealing. i imagine if them it's especially appealing. i imagine if_them it's well| if you murdered them it's well yeah— if you murdered them it's well weal-way— if you murdered them it's well weal-wawlsaw- if you murdered them it's well weal-wawlsaw a- if you murdered them it's well yeah way say a final yeah a new way to say a final farewell— yeah a new way to say a final farewell-pel- - yeah a new way to say a final farewell-pet. - yeah a new way to say a final farewell pet. 2 .. l: is farewell to your pet. liquefy leew- — farewell to your pet. liquefy leew- wus— farewell to your pet. 2 this supposedly because them. this is supposedly because it's them. this is supposedly because ll-s—wleullw. - it's environmentally friendly. eeause— it's environmentally friendly. eeause wou— it's environmentally friendly. because you don't cremate them? no. because you don't cremate them? womo—e- no. so instead it's a more eoeuswe— no. so instead it's a more expensive. takes 20 expensive. it takes up to 20 laous — expensive. it takes up to 20 laous _oul— expensive. it takes up to 20 hours. -put-waterl hours. they put like water and allallue— hours. they put like water and| alkaline _you're alkaline chemicals, and you're lew— alkaline chemicals, and you're left—lones- alkaline chemicals, and you're left—bones .- alkaline chemicals, and you'rei left—bones . and left with the white bones. and wea— left with the white bones. and wen—wels- left with the white bones. and then _this sorti then this supposedly this sort of would— then this supposedly this sort of liquid actually good of liquid that is actually good for-environment- of liquid that is actually good for-environment ,- of liquid that is actually good for environment , coffee, for the environment, coffee, llauou—ll- for the environment, coffee, liquor,-it, when. for the environment, coffee, liquor, it, when it's liquor, they call it, when it's slowly.— liquor, they call it, when it's slowly. — liquor, they call it, when it's more slowly. and- liquor, they call it, when it's more slowly. ' “2 1251“ liquor, they call it, when it's more slowly. “2 1251“ liquor, they call it, when it's more slowly. ' “2 1251“ more slowly. and yeah, so some people taking this up people are now taking this up andifs people are now taking this up and it's becoming much more popular . and it's becoming much more popular. this and it's becoming much more popular . this is and it's becoming much more popular. this is obviously in america and, you know, going towards our net zero. you know, i think towards our net zero. you know, l usual ll— towards our net zero. you know, i think it sounds— towards our net zero. you know, i think it sounds fine.- i think it sounds fine. i remember one that came in years ago.— remember one that came in years ago. we— remember one that came in years ago, the scandinavians had brought— ago, the scandinavians had wouolullu— ago, the scandinavians had broughtlin and- ago, the scandinavians had brought in and i haven't brought it in and i haven't weara— brought it in and i haven't heard _from - brought it in and i haven't heard-from for. brought it in and i haven't heard from for a brought it in and i haven't- heard-from for a long heard anything from for a long wme. — heard anything from for a long wme. eul— heard anything from for a long wme. eul ll— heard anything from for a long time. but it was— heard anything from for a long time. but it was basically you soull— time. but it was basically you could-dried- time. but it was basically you could - dried and - time. but it was basically you could dried and then could be freeze dried and then seaweed— could be freeze dried and then shattered-would- shattered and you would be granulated— shattered and you would be granulated-like. granulated after it's like coffee. — granulated after it's like coffee. so— granulated after it's like coffee. 2 granulated after it's like coffee. “25 . coffee. so it sounds like something someone at something you do to someone at the mortal kombat. yeah. the end of mortal kombat. yeah. you know, he used to freeze them and apart. and then smash them apart. sounds wife's going sounds like your wife's going to do home. almost do when you get home. almost almost you almost instantaneously. so you
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were a of tank and were put into a sort of tank and wea— were put into a sort of tank and wen—sullealw- were put into a sort of tank and then suddenly lower. then they would suddenly lower. lower— then they would suddenly lower. lower use— then they would suddenly lower. lower the temperature. really, really— really suddenly you would just warden.— really suddenly you would just harden.-then. - really suddenly you would just harden. then. and then harden. yeah. and then. and then ulwasouul— harden. yeah. and then. and then ultrasound _youi ultrasound. and that was it. you were-all— ultrasound. and that was it. you were-all woul— ultrasound. and that was it. you were-all right. i've- ultrasound. and that was it. you were all right. i've seen ultrasound. and that was it. you wereepisode..l right. i've seen ultrasound. and that was it. you wereepisode. i've1ht. i've seen ultrasound. and that was it. you wereepisode. i've seen ve seen ultrasound. and that was it. you wereepisode. i've seen that en that episode. i've seen that film.— that episode. i've seen that flew—a- that episode. i've seen that flue—a slaai that episode. i've seen that- film._a star wars film. anyway is that a star wars wenee — film. anyway is that a star wars thing? yl1:51“ empire strikes film. anyway is that a star wars thing’:yeah.l1“ empire strikes film. anyway is that a star wars thing’:yeah. han mpire strikes film. anyway is that a star wars thing’:yeah. han solo, strikes film. anyway is that a star wars thing’:yeah. han solo, the kes film. anyway is that a star wars thing’:yeah. han solo, the carbon back. yeah. han solo, the carbon kulelu. — back. yeah. han solo, the carbon kulelu. l-m— back. yeah. han solo, the carbon knight l-m pretty— back. yeah. han solo, the carbon knight. i'm pretty sure- back. yeah. han solo, the carbon knight. 2 knight. i'm pretty sure i read it in the news. i've got confused. necrophilia i know necrophilia news now, nick, in the time to be confused with necrophilia. that's my necrophilia. no, that's my website. yeah. necrophilia. no, that's my website . yeah. let's do this website. yeah. let's do this very— website. yeah. let's do this very sull— website. yeah. let's do this very still, though. - yeah. let's do this very still, though. necrophilia criminalised_ very still, though. necrophilia criminalised in— very still, though. necrophilia criminalised in netherlands to male— criminalised in netherlands to make convictions— criminalised in netherlands to make convictions easier. so olwlouslw— make convictions easier. so obviously holland has a problem wels— obviously holland has a problem with necrophilia— obviously holland has a problem with necrophilia because it's loo— with necrophilia because it's loo-l— with necrophilia because it's loo-l mean- too liberal. i mean, i'm suawlsel— too liberal. i mean, i'm surprised added surprised it hasn't been added to surprised it hasn't been added lo-lelwoa— surprised it hasn't been added to-lgbtq+ thing- surprised it hasn't been added to lgbtq+ thing yet. but so to the lgbtq+ thing yet. but so lasleallw— to the lgbtq+ thing yet. but so basically dougie— to the lgbtq+ thing yet. but so basically dougie beattie. 2 basically dougie beattie. n veal.— basically dougie beattie. n veal. exactly— basically dougie beattie. 2 / 2;kl
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abused— choice. that corpse was sexually abused ow— choice. that corpse was sexually abused by a— choice. that corpse was sexually abused by a man,— choice. that corpse was sexually abused by a man, but it wasn't actually— abused by a man, but it wasn't actually a— abused by a man, but it wasn't actually a crime— abused by a man, but it wasn't actually a crime because it was holland.— actually a crime because it was wollaul. aal— actually a crime because it was holland. and it— actually a crime because it was holland. and it was only if you soull— holland. and it was only if you could-damage- holland. and it was only if you could - damage to - holland. and it was only if you could damage to the body could prove damage to the body would— could prove damage to the body would-sums— could prove damage to the body would-crime..now- would it be a crime. so now alley-ae— would it be a crime. so now thew-ae-lwlug- would it be a crime. so now they're-bring thisi would it be a crime. so now. they're-bring this in would it be a crime. so now. thlstop-bring this in would it be a crime. so now thlstop dutch bring this in would it be a crime. so now thlstop dutch peoplelg this in would it be a crime. so now thlstop dutch people lovingin to stop dutch people loving leader— to stop dutch people loving tender—rather. to stop dutch people loving. tender—rather than tender necrophiliac rather than a brutal— tender necrophiliac rather than a brutal sow— tender necrophiliac rather than a brutal sort of. _ tender necrophiliac rather than a brutal sort of. yl1:51“ o 1“ tender necrophiliac rather than a brutal sort of. yl1:51“ o1“ 1“ a brutal sort of. yeah. oh man. veale— a brutal sort of. yeah. oh man. veale- wus— a brutal sort of. yeah. oh man. veale- was ls.— a brutal sort of. yeah. oh man. yeah. this is. this— a brutal sort of. yeah. oh man. yeah. this is. this is— a brutal sort of. yeah. oh man. yeah. this is. this is not- a brutal sort of. yl1:51“ o1“ 1“ yeah. this is. this is not not good.— yeah. this is. this is not not goollwe-we— yeah. this is. this is not not good,-we've had- yeah. this is. this is not not good, we've had it in our good, but we've had it in our statute— good, but we've had it in our statute books— good, but we've had it in our statute books for— good, but we've had it in our statute books for some time. you: statute books for some time. we aou-l— statute books for some time. we aou-l noel— statute books for some time. we aou-l need to — statute books for some time. we don't need to worry— statute books for some time. we don't need to worry here,- statute books for some time. we don't need to worry here, have we? think this is a dutch we? i think this is a dutch thing. it sounds like a dutch thing, it? yeah. thing, doesn't it? yeah. probably something do with probably something to do with william orange. i'm changing william of orange. i'm changing my holidav-— william of orange. i'm changing my lsollaaw — william of orange. i'm changing my holiday. finally. you my holiday. finally. josh, you got minute to take got just under a minute to take us telegraph for an us back to the telegraph for an ill omen on a bus route. ill omen on a polish bus route. well, this is religious fundamentalism gone mad . poland fundamentalism gone mad. poland cancelled 666 bus route— fundamentalism gone mad. poland cancelled 666 bus route to- 2 2 1“52 poland cancelled 666 bus route to hell . tuls— cancelled 666 bus route to hell . lwls ls— cancelled 666 bus route to hell . lwls ls a— cancelled 666 bus route to hell . this is a town— cancelled 666 bus route to hell . this is a town in— cancelled 666 bus route to hell . this is a town in poland. amid complaints of spreading satanism. and they've changed it. satanism. and they've changed ll. aal— satanism. and they've changed ll. ana alley-we— satanism. and they've changed it. and they've said,— 1“ and they've changed it. and they've said, oh, it's we— it. and they've said, oh, it's we sla— it. and they've said, oh, it's now the six, six,— it. and they've said, oh, it's now the six, six, nine guys. and people— now the six, six, nine guys. and people ae— now the six, six, nine guys. and people sawlug— now the six, six, nine guys. and people are saying that this is peause— because of catholic fundamentalists. they fundamentalists. have they deliberately made it? definitely heading to hell. it's the road to hell — heading to hell. it's the road to hell. yeah.— heading to hell. it's the road to hell. yeah. the— heading to hell. it's the road to hell. yeah. the hell- 2 “2 it's the road to hell. yeah. the hell does it weal— to hell. yeah. the hell does it mean that poland? so i don't to hell. yeah. the hell does it meanittat poland? so i don't to hell. yeah. the hell does it meanit was poland? so i don't to hell. yeah. the hell does it meanit was lots.and? so i don't to hell. yeah. the hell does it meanit was lots of d? so i don't to hell. yeah. the hell does it meanit was lots of tourists don't think it was lots of tourists would— think it was lots of tourists would go— think it was lots of tourists would go there— think it was lots of tourists
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would go there anyway and get a wel— would go there anyway and get a wok-approve— would go there anyway and get a wok-approve ol- would go there anyway and get a kick approve of this. kick out of i approve of this. poland— kick out of i approve of this. poland-based. - kick out of i approve of this. poland based. check poland is totally based. check out-pus.— poland is totally based. check out-pus. lus- poland is totally based. check out bus. it's satanism. out the 666 bus. it's satanism. gm.— out the 666 bus. it's satanism. gm.-— out the 666 bus. it's satanism. um,-. provided- out the 666 bus. it's satanism. um,-. provided the- out the 666 bus. it's satanism. um, . provided the ofcom um, yeah. provided the ofcom balance— um, yeah. provided the ofcom palauoe .— um, yeah. provided the ofcom balance , didn't— um, yeah. provided the ofcom balance , didn't they? yeah. balance, didn't they? yeah. i hope— balance, didn't they? yeah. i hope wal— balance, didn't they? yeah. i hope that they— balance, didn't they? yeah. i hope that they have- balance, didn't they? yeah. i hope that they have kind of themed the bus up a little bit because if you're going we're going on the 666 bus tomorrow. because if you're going we're goingand the 666 bus tomorrow. because if you're going we're goingand itle 666 bus tomorrow. because if you're going we're goingand it runs6 bus tomorrow. because if you're going we're goingand it runs on us tomorrow. because if you're going we're goingand it runs on sulphur. row. because if you're going we're goingand it runs on sulphur. lw. kids and it runs on sulphur. yeah i'm hoping yeah that's what i'm hoping looms—show- yeah that's what i'm hoping- horns—showlnearly horns anyway the show is nearly -lale— horns anyway the show is nearly over. .take another- horns anyway the show is nearly over. .take another quick. over. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages. the has the very sad the daily mail has the very sad story. the two fathers lost in grief. we have the guardian scientists whose scientists create synthetic human embryos in stem cell breakthrough. the metro united in love i news tories losing support from home owners as hunt backs new rate hike. the times batus look after each other and love everyone on the daily star. we've turned into cyborgs. that's elon musk those we are front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, josh howie and nick dixon. we are back tomorrow at 11 pm. when nick will be back in the chair francis back in the chair with francis foster leo aukus in the foster and leo aukus in the guest if you're watching
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