by good evening. i'm ray addison in the newsroom i'm well . in the newsroom i'm well. footage has emerged which appears to show the prime minister joking about trans people at a meeting of tory mps as it's been very busy. like me , you are probably— like me , you are probably seeing that he was— , you are probably seeing that he busy— , you are probably seeing that he was busy trying to convince everybody— he was busy trying to convince everybody that— he was busy trying to convince everybody that women clearly had penises— everybody that women clearly had penises ene— everybody that women clearly had penises and |_ everybody that women clearly had penises and i was— everybody that women clearly had penises and i was reflecting. vee— penises and i was reflecting. you an— penises and i was reflecting. you all know— penises and i was reflecting. you all know i— penises and i was reflecting. you all know i am a big fan of everybody— you all know i am a big fan of everybody studying maths to 18, but is— everybody studying maths to 18, but is sums— everybody studying maths to 18, but it turns it— everybody studying maths to 18, but it turns it turns out that we need— but it turns it turns out that we need we— but it turns it turns out that we need to focus- but it turns it turns out that we need to focus on biology to be weu— we need to focus on biology to be web . — we need to focus on biology to be well . well,— we need to focus on biology to be well . well, in— we need to focus on biology to be well . venice " , : be well. well, in that video which was obtained by pinknews rishi sunak can be heard criticising lib dem leader sir ed davey. support for trans rights and a meeting of the 1922 committee on the 5th of june. he jokes that sir ed wants to convince everybody that women can have penises and says the country needs more biology lessons. gb news approached number ten comment. they number ten for comment. they responded saying the pms responded by saying that the pms jokes about sir ed davey, jokes were about sir ed davey, not people and they not trans people and they referred to a previous referred us to a previous interview said he

interview where he said he believes issue of believes that the issue of biological sex is fundamentally important . well, the met police important. well, the met police say that they are aware and considering new footage which shows conservative staff partying during lockdown and joking about covid restrictions as michael gove, the levelling up secretary, has apologised , up secretary, has apologised, describing the behaviour as unaccept eatable. in the footage obtained by the mirror, tory staff can be seen ignoring the government's social distancing rules at the height of the pandemic . two of the 24 people pandemic. two of the 24 people at that christmas party were later handed honours by boris johnson. mr gove told us that disciplinary action has already been taken . the reason why those been taken. the reason why those steps— been taken. the reason why those sbebs — been taken. the reason why those steps were taken— been taken. the reason why those steps were taken was— been taken. the reason why those steps were taken was to- " " the reason why those steps were taken was to reduce the steps were taken was to reduce be spread— steps were taken was to reduce be spread ef— steps were taken was to reduce the spread of the— steps were taken was to reduce the spread of the disease in order— the spread of the disease in order be— the spread of the disease in order to make— the spread of the disease in order to make sure that the pressures on the- order to make sure that the pressures on the nhs were menageebbe— pressures on the nhs were manageable in— pressures on the nhs were manageable in order to make sure web— manageable in order to make sure we we— manageable in order to make sure we we sewe— manageable in order to make sure that we could treat— manageable in order to make sure that we could treat people who wew— that we could treat people who wew bu.— that we could treat people who were very ill. so— that we could treat people who were very ill. so again, the sewers— were very ill. so again, the actions here— were very ill. so again, the actions here are- were very ill. so again, the actions here are deeply distressing— actions here are deeply distressing and i can only ebebegbse— distressing and i can only ebebegbse be— distressing and i can only apologise to people that

individuals— apologise to people that individuals behaved in this way. my individuals behaved in this way. my understanding is that there was an investigation into the party— was an investigation into the baby wbeb— was an investigation into the baby wbeb bbe— was an investigation into the party when the photograph emerged— party when the photograph emerged and— party when the photograph emerged and people were disciplined— emerged and people were disciplined ._ emerged and people were disciplined . mps will debate any disciplined. mps will debate any bessbbbe— disciplined. mps will debate any possible punishment for boris johnson— possible punishment for boris johnson tomorrow after he was found— johnson tomorrow after he was found be— johnson tomorrow after he was found to have— johnson tomorrow after he was found to have misled parliament ewweebe. — found to have misled parliament over partygate. the— found to have misled parliament over partygate. 37” , g over partygate. the privileges committee recommended that the former prime minister should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in advance of that judgement. now it's understood that his supporters are being encouraged to abstain . the united nations says that russia has declined their request to access russian occupied areas affected by the flooding from the kakhovka dam . flooding from the kakhovka dam. now this comes as the death toll has now risen to 45, with moscow reports 29 fatalities in russian held areas. the breaching of the dam in early june unleashed flood waters across southern ukraine, including areas occupied by russian forces. it's destroyed land and cut off

access to supplies. kyiv says more than 3600 people have been evacuated , while 31 are still evacuated, while 31 are still missing . we're on tv online and missing. we're on tv online and on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. time now for our headliners . our headliners. hello hello and welcome to headliners.- : hello and welcome to headliners. i'm ” : hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo wwees— welcome to headliners. i'm leo wwees ebb— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me for a cheeky— kyrees and joining me for a ebeebw beek— kyrees and joining me for a cheeky look under the covers of tomorrow's newspaper are two top webb— tomorrow's newspaper are two top flight comedians— tomorrow's newspaper are two top flight comedians at— tomorrow's newspaper are two top flight comedians at new york's bows— flight comedians at new york's louis schaffer_ flight comedians at new york's louis schaffer and for the first bime— louis schaffer and for the first bme eb— louis schaffer and for the first bme on we— louis schaffer and for the first time on the show— louis schaffer and for the first time on the show is junior beebew — time on the show is junior booker. how— time on the show is junior booker. how are- time on the show is junior booker. time on the show is junior- booker. how are you both doing? i'm doing great. i'm really happy— i'm doing great. i'm really happy to_ i'm doing great. i'm really bebbw be be— i'm doing great. i'm really happy to be with- 2::: g gin i'm really happy to be with junior. 22» 2 2222e i'm really happy to be with junior. i was going— happy to be with junior. i was going be— happy to be with junior. i was going to introduce him as my b-s— going to introduce him as my son. it's 2023.— going to introduce him as my son. it's 2023. it— going to introduce him as my son. e $2025 e 22 " son. it's 2023. it could happen , but people know that i'm gay . , but people know that i'm gay. okay . just for pride month. okay okay. just for pride month. okay that's enough frivolity. let's have a look at the front pages

of these papers . the daily mail of these papers. the daily mail leads with bannau told to wait before imposing another rate hike. the telegraph has. i'll push onshore wind to hit net zero. the guardian has pressure on sunak is met. police consider latest partygate video. the times has britons to be priority on council house lists. the express leads with the taxpayer will not foot bill for mortgage bailout and finally the daily star has the great beer robbery . and those were your front pages. . and those were your front pages . and let's kick off this pages. and let's kick off this in—depth look into monday's papers with the guardian. lewis this is the guardian. pressure on sunak as met.— this is the guardian. pressure on sunak as met. police- " 22 pressure on sunak as met. police consider buste— on sunak as met. police consider ewebe unswee— on sunak as met. police consider quote unquote. well, one, i ebb-b— quote unquote. well, one, i ebb-b knew— quote unquote. well, one, i don't know what that's i don't knew— don't know what that's i don't knew bnew— don't know what that's i don't know they they're _ don't know what that's i don't know they they're considering it. know they they're considering n. bnew-ne— know they they're considering it. they're considering it. bnew-ne— it. they're considering it. they're considering it. ladies nenweebe— they're considering it. ladies partygate video— they're considering it. ladies partygate video which showed in zone— partygate video which showed in zone a— partygate video which showed in zone a bwnen— partygate video which showed in 2014 a bunch of— partygate video which showed in 2014 a bunch of 20 20th beeenben — 2014 a bunch of 20 20th december. oh,-

2014 a bunch of 20 20th december. oh, my god. it seems so bene— december. oh, my god. it seems so long nee,— december. oh, my god. it seems so long ago, december 14th. bnenb— so long ago, december 14th. bnenb wen— so long ago, december 14th. thank you for— so long ago, december 14th. thank you for listening out were.— thank you for listening out there. december. i wasn't paying attention— there. december. i wasn't paying enennen be — there. december. i wasn't paying attention to this— there. december. i wasn't paying attention to this thing anyway. beeenben— attention to this thing anyway. december 14th,— attention to this thing anyway. december 14th, 2020, during the i december 14th, 2020, during the . webben-b— december 14th, 2020, during the . webben-b sew— december 14th, 2020, during the i wouldn't say it— december 14th, 2020, during the i wouldn't say it was the height of i wouldn't say it was the height en ene— i wouldn't say it was the height en bne cowb— i wouldn't say it was the height of the covm. it— i wouldn't say it was the height of the covid. it was the second biwe— of the covid. it was the second bbwb en— of the covid. it was the second bbwb en ene— of the covid. it was the second blurp of the cowo— of the covid. it was the second blurp of the covid is that a bwnen— blurp of the covid is that a bwnen en— blurp of the covid is that a bunch of conservative people? ane— bunch of conservative people? and new-ne— bunch of conservative people? and they're obviously conservative - and they're obviously conservative because they're the newest— conservative because they're the newness-we— conservative because they're the nerdiest- i've ever- conservative because they're the nerdiest i've ever seen. conservative because they're the nerd actually i've ever seen. conservative because they're the nerd actually partied ever seen. conservative because they're the nerdactually partied and seen. conservative because they're the nerdactually partied and gotn. and actually partied and got ebese— and actually partied and got ebese be— and actually partied and got close to each— and actually partied and got close to each other . and people close to each other. and people are close to each other. and people besee— close to each other. and people are upset about— close to each other. and people are upset about that because the wnebe— are upset about that because the wnebe eewnbw— are upset about that because the whole country was— are upset about that because the whole country was locked down. i den-b— whole country was locked down. i een-b bnbnb— whole country was locked down. i don't think they— whole country was locked down. i don't think they were completely beekee— don't think they were completely beekee-eb— don't think they were completely locked-at-time.- don't think they were completelyi locked-at-time..you locked down at that time. do you knew— locked down at that time. do you knew-wes— locked down at that time. do you knew-was ne— locked down at that time. do you know-was he was- locked down at that time. do you know was he was was it was know if he was he was was it was it know if he was he was was it was bleenbbebe— know if he was he was was it was it complete lockdown in 14 it a complete lockdown in the 14 beneene — it a complete lockdown in the 14 beneene b— it a complete lockdown in the 14 london? it was— it a complete lockdown in the 14 london? it was in— it a complete lockdown in the 14 london? e " 2 london? it was in london. beneen— london? it was in london. beneen wee— london? it was in london. london were locked- london? e " 2 london were locked down, but new— london were locked down, but new wee— london were locked down, but they were paired _ london were locked down, but they were paired with like zone two they were paired with like zone ewe-sene— they were paired with like zone two-zone three. - they were paired with like zone two zone three. two and zone three. zone one. neb— two and zone three. zone one. nub-wes— two and zone three. zone one. but was in a semi. two and zone three. " right. but he was in a semi. right. okay. i did but he was in a semi. right. okay.-i did not- but he was in a semi. right.- okay.-i did not understand. okay. that i did not understand. right-— okay. that i did not understand.| right._remember right. because i don't remember it right. because i don't remember in beese— right. because i don't remember it because it's— right. because i don't remember it because it's all— right. because i don't remember it because it's all a— right. because i don't remember it because it's all a blur to ween.— it because it's all a blur to me. yeah. can— it because it's all a blur to me. yeah. can i— it because it's all a blur to me. yeah. can i just say this? ines— me. yeah. can i just say this? new ens— me. yeah. can i just say this? new bnbs bs— me. yeah. can i just say this? that this is a— me. yeah. can i just say this? that this is a complete nen—sbew— that this is a complete non—story because everybody bnews— non—story because everybody bnews ene— non—story because everybody knows and all— non—story because everybody knows and all of— non—story because everybody knows and all of these people knew— knows and all of these people knew enab— knows and all of these people knew that covm _ knows and all of these people knew that covid wasn't a thing

beese— knew that covid wasn't a thing because . because— knew that covid wasn't a thing because. 2 co “j knew that covid wasn't a thing because . 2 co “j 2 because. because covid does exist. it because. because covid does exist . it was because. because covid does exist. it was a thing. because. 2 co “j 2 2x it was a thing. no, you exist. it was a thing. no, you sent— exist. it was a thing. no, you sent sew— exist. it was a thing. no, you een-b sew bneb— exist. it was a thing. no, you can't say that it— 2x it was a thing. no, you can't say that it exists. i wes-nb— can't say that it exists. i wasn't allowed - can't say that it exists. i wasn't allowed to- can't say that it exists. i wasn't allowed to work. i couldn't work because of covid. so it was a no because they told you covid that wasn't me. it's still a thing. it isn't. it wasn't a thing. it was a virus. there's a virus. there's it's debateable_ there's a virus. there's it's debateable as— there's a virus. there's it's debateable as to- there's a virus. there's it's debateable as to whether, like snwnbne— debateable as to whether, like shutting-whole- debateable as to whether, like shutting whole economy shutting down the whole economy and shutting down the whole economy ene—bne— shutting down the whole economy ene—bne best- shutting down the whole economy and—the best way- shutting down the whole economy and _the best way to l and society was the best way to eeeb— and society was the best way to eeeb-bnbs— and society was the best way to deal this incredibly deal with this incredibly survivable— deal with this incredibly survivable yeah. deal with this incredibly- survivable -yeah. can survivable virus. yeah. can i inse— survivable virus. yeah. can i just-can— survivable virus. yeah. can i just-can ._ survivable virus. yeah. can i just can i disagree with just say, can i disagree with you and i to cut you off you and i want to cut you off right then that is what they're trying no knew if trying to say. no people knew if covid was major thing. i covid was a major thing. i guarantee you people say, guarantee you people would say, listen, have listen, maybe we shouldn't have a every one of these a party. but every one of these people said, get close to people said, let's get close to each. nobody having like each. nobody was having like benbes— each. nobody was having likei benbes—bbeewe parties during when the plague was parties during when the plague going— parties during when the plague was going through london. nobody was going through london. nobody eenbne— was going through london. nobody was getting together and having newne— was getting together and having newne-bwb— was getting together and having newne-bwb ._ was getting together and having having but i mean, having parties. but i mean, iwnben— having parties. but i mean, iwnben ee— having parties. but i mean, junior, do -you- having parties. but i mean, junior, do you think junior, do you do you think bnene-s— junior, do you do you think there's-people- junior, do you do you think- there's-people-very there's a lot of people are very enewe — there's a lot of people are very enewe nenew— there's a lot of people are very angry? -angry myself- there's a lot of people are very angry? 2�*2 there's a lot of people are very- angry? -angry myself as well. angry? i'm angry myself as well. i'm very angry angry? i'm angry myself as well. in were enew ebewb— angry? i'm angry myself as well. i'm very angry about this- i'm very angry about this beese— i'm very angry about this because in because actually, i'm i got in newbie— because actually, i'm i got in trouble lockdown. got trouble during lockdown. i got an trouble during lockdown. i got en asbe— trouble during lockdown. i got en asbo. — trouble during lockdown. i got an asbo. yeah,— trouble during lockdown. i got an asbo . “22" e 22 trouble during lockdown. i got an asbo . “22“ e 22 2“ an asbo. yeah, it's called an asbo. now but i got an asbo. an asbo? yeah. anti—social be order

something. so asbo? yeah. anti—social be order something . so i got. i want the something. so i got. i want the asbo taken off my name or the fake name i gave to the police . fake name i gave to the police. and was that for a covid nebebeb— and was that for a covid related, lockdown? related? cewse— related, lockdown? related? cewse ._ related, lockdown? related? cewse . bee— related, lockdown? related? cause i had a— related, lockdown? related? cause i had a few— related, lockdown? related? cause i had a few people in my house who wasn't living with me. i guess, at the time. so i got in newbie. — i guess, at the time. so i got in trouble. was— i guess, at the time. so i got in trouble. was it- i guess, at the time. so i got in trouble. e f in trouble. was it as cool as this party? was it? did you have people in fryston that it was better dancing in? it was better eenebne— better dancing in? it was better eenebne ene— better dancing in? it was better dancing and better— 2 2 “2 “7 it was better dancing and betterjumpers? so who— dancing and betterjumpers? so who snowe— dancing and betterjumpers? so who should be— dancing and betterjumpers? so who should be punished?- dancing and betterjumpers? so who should be punished? who should be punished? no, obviously you not should. these people should be punished. they should be fined more than £50 because £50 nothing to them. right . so you had because £50 nothing to them. right. so you had a because £50 nothing to them. right . so you had a party, so right. so you had a party, so you risked death. no, it wasn't. it was people . it wasn't covid it was people. it wasn't covid wesnb— it was people. it wasn't covid wesnb .— it was people. it wasn't covid wesnb . n— it was people. it wasn't covid wesnb. n es— it was people. it wasn't covid wasn't. it was a— it was people. it wasn't covid wasn't. it was a thing.- e it wasn't covid wasn't. it was a thing. i wasn't wasn't. it was a thing. iwasn't seenee— wasn't. it was a thing. iwasn't seenee en— wasn't. it was a thing. iwasn't seenee en n— wasn't. it was a thing. iwasn't scared of it at— wasn't. it was a thing. iwasn't scared of it at that— wasn't. it was a thing. i wasn't scared of it at that point. neewse— scared of it at that point. neewse vou— scared of it at that point. because you didn't- scared of it at that point. because you didn't think it was anything. it was a thing. it was something going on.— anything. it was a thing. it was something going on. i- “2 e “2 it was something going on. i couldn't webb— something going on. i couldn't wew. se— something going on. i couldn't wew. be be— something going on. i couldn't work. so to me,— something going on. i couldn't work. so to me, it— something going on. i couldn't work. so to me, it was a thing. we. — work. so to me, it was a thing. we. ane— work. so to me, it was a thing. be and wee— work. so to me, it was a thing. no. and we'd had— work. so to me, it was a thing. no. and we'd had it- work. so to me, it was a thing. no. and we'd had it for- work. so to me, it was a thing. no. “2 2 “22 e work. so to me, it was a thing. no. e no. and we'd had it for a year, almost a year by that point. so i mean, we knew we sort of had the measure of it a bit and all

the measure of it a bit and all the rules were brought in. i mean, this is what sort of annoys me about it, is that you understand people are angry that the setting rules the people setting the rules were and all the were having parties and all the rest of it. they were having to go work work and also go in to work and work and also they that just wasn't they knew that covid just wasn't that just you know, that bad. it's just you know, it's the it's not like but it's not the it's not like but the general public didn't know this. well, the general this. yeah, well, the general pubuc this. yeah, well, the general public of covid, public were so scared of covid, they demanded that the government brought in these rules and treated like rules and treated them like like little they rules and treated them like like little shouldn't they rules and treated them like like little shouldn't these they rules and treated them like like little shouldn't these people iey rules and treated them like like little shouldn't these people all have shouldn't these people all newe— have shouldn't these people all newe-been— have shouldn't these people all have-been been— have shouldn't these people all have been been brave and have told been been brave and sew,— have told been been brave and sew, bsben— have told been been brave and sew, bsben ,— have told been been brave and said, listen , it's— have told been been brave and said, listen , it's all a bunch said, listen, it's all a bunch of said, listen, it's all a bunch en bunk— said, listen, it's all a bunch en bwnb e— said, listen, it's all a bunch of bunk ? yeah,— said, listen, it's all a bunch of bunk ? yeah, exactly. �*" of bunk? yeah, exactly. if the government— of bunk? yeah, exactly. if the government had any backbone, if bods government had any backbone, if boris had really stuck to his convictions, he would have said like, listen, you know, it's just as bad as are just not as bad as people are making out, they should get making out, so they should get a couple in prison every couple of days in prison every single of them, every one of single one of them, every one of them. and they should they set them. and they should they set we w.bes — them. and they should they set we w.bes se— them. and they should they set the rules. so if— them. and they should they set the rules. so if you— them. and they should they set the rules. so if you set- and they should they set the rules. �*" the rules. so if you set the rules, you shouldn't break them. me the rules. i didn't me i broke the rules. i didn't set the rules. so my little asbo, you something? asbo, do you know something? you broke the rules and you got sewenb— you broke the rules and you got caught,-because- you broke the rules and you got caught, because you're caught, allegedly because you're

a a caught, allegedly because you're e—e-bbeebl a young. you're a young black bwne— a young. you're a young black being i.— a young. you're a young black man living in. i'm— a young. you're a young black man living in. i'm not young. wnebewen— man living in. i'm not young. whatever. . south - man living in. i'm not young. whatever. south london. whatever. in south london. bonne— whatever. in south london. beeng, weenn— whatever. in south london. beeng, wewng, young- whatever. in south london. young, young, young .- whatever. in south london. - young, young, young . yeah. i was young, young, young. yeah. i was 35 at the time. yeah, that's- 35 at the time. yeah, that's bne. — 35 at the time. yeah, that's be new— 35 at the time. yeah, that's the. how much- 35 at the time. yeah, that's the. how much was- 35 at the time. yeah, that's the. 2“ " 35 at the time. yeah, that's- the. how much was the fine, if you don't mind me, i think it's fine. just go on. the asbo. all nenb. — fine. just go on. the asbo. all nenb. se— fine. just go on. the asbo. all been. so new— fine. just go on. the asbo. all right. so they gave- fine. just go on. the asbo. all right. so they gave you- �*" just go on. the asbo. all right. 2 “2 right. so they gave you a thing and they were going to fire me. but i made up some sort of sob stow-— but i made up some sort of sob sbew. — but i made up some sort of sob sbew. ane— but i made up some sort of sob see. and ene— but i made up some sort of sob story. and the truth.- but i made up some sort of sob story. “2 story. and the truth. the truth is very convincing. everybody knows, know. knows, allegedly and know. everybody knows. there's a song. everybody knows that the dice are rolls with are loaded. everybody rolls with their and their fingers crossed and everybody it's called everybody knows it's called everybody leonard everybody knows by leonard cohen. knows the cohen. every body knows that the war over . cohen. every body knows that the war over. everybody cohen. every body knows that the war over . everybody knows the war is over. everybody knows the good lost. and that's what good guy lost. and that's what this is about, good guy lost. and that's what this is about , that everybody this is about, that everybody knew was complete bunk, knew covid was complete bunk, even though it's not complete, it's not complete bunk. it's just not it's not worth- just not it's not worth shutting newn— just not it's not worth shutting eewn en— just not it's not worth shutting down an entire— just not it's not worth shutting down an entire society and an entire— down an entire society and an ennne eeennw— down an entire society and an entire economy to— down an entire society and an entire economy to deal with it. if entire economy to deal with it. n enwbbbne— entire economy to deal with it. if anything, sweden's shown that that if anything, sweden's shown that net wesnb— if anything, sweden's shown that net wesn-b-be— if anything, sweden's shown that that wasn't-to go - that wasn't the way to go anywav- — that wasn't the way to go anyway. moving what's anyway. moving on, what's the bebegnebn— telegraph got in the front seven—sewn telegraph got in the front. cover?_sorry. the cover? junior oh, sorry. the telegraph is going to front cover starmer. i'll push onshore

wind to hit net zero. so he's going to take off the ban on renewable energy source to be lifted in the first months of labour of the labour government. if he gets into power. so there's currently a ban on it? no , i didn't know there was no, i didn't know there was a ben— no, i didn't know there was a ben en— no, i didn't know there was a ben en wine— no, i didn't know there was a ban on wind energy. 2 2“ e ban on wind energy. i didn't eebweuw— ban on wind energy. i didn't actually know that. yeah, i ban on wind energy. 2 2“ e 2 yeah, i was actually know that. yeah, i was surprised— actually know that. yeah, i was swbnsee be— actually know that. yeah, i was surprised to hear— actually know that. yeah, i was surprised to hear that- actually know that. yeah, i was surprised to hear that as- 2 yeah, i was surprised to hear that as well. one— surprised to hear that as well. one ef— surprised to hear that as well. one of ne— surprised to hear that as well. one of the story— surprised to hear that as well. one of the story i— surprised to hear that as well. one of the story i thought- surprised to hear that as well. one of the story i thought it was going to banned wind energy. i asked. a bit strange, but he's taken off the ban, which is good, i think because of nimbyism. people are worried ebewb— nimbyism. people are worried ebewb newne— nimbyism. people are worried about having-wind- \» iifitv/ people are worried about having wind farms in about having the wind farms in web— about having the wind farms in bneb-wew— about having the wind farms in their view whatever. their in their view or whatever. so their in their view or whatever. se—on- their in their view or whatever. se—on we- their in their view or whatever.| so_oh, we don't so they're saying, oh, we don't went— so they're saying, oh, we don't went-newe— so they're saying, oh, we don't want. more onshore - want any more onshore wind ferns— want any more onshore wind ferns-wen— want any more onshore wind farms,-them-seal want any more onshore wind. farms,-them-sea or, farms, put them out at sea or, you— farms, put them out at sea or, web knew,— farms, put them out at sea or, you knew, beb— farms, put them out at sea or, you know, put them there. and wen— you know, put them there. and new nes— you know, put them there. and kier has come— you know, put them there. and kier has come out. _ you know, put them there. and kier has come out. i mean, i ben-b— kier has come out. i mean, i went neebw— kier has come out. i mean, i don't really disagree with this. it's don't really disagree with this. its iwsb— don't really disagree with this. its best nes— don't really disagree with this. it's just he's taken on i don't knew— it's just he's taken on i don't knew if— it's just he's taken on i don't knew if web-we— it's just he's taken on i don't know if you've heard about this, lewis— know if you've heard about this, bewbs beb— know if you've heard about this, lewis, but labour— know if you've heard about this, lewis, but labour have taken ebb— lewis, but labour have taken ens nbbben— lewis, but labour have taken £1.5 million from _ lewis, but labour have taken £1.5 million from from just one green— £1.5 million from from just one green energy— £1.5 million from from just one green energy company, ecotricity you green energy company, ecotricity web newe— green energy company, ecotricity web nebe bne— green energy company, ecotricity you make the money from from wine— you make the money from from wind energy— you make the money from from wind energy wew— you make the money from from wind energy now ,_ you make the money from from wind energy now , keir starmer is wind energy now, keir starmer is eenne— wind energy now, keir starmer is eenne in— wind energy now, keir starmer is

eenne in e— wind energy now, keir starmer is eenne in e wey— wind energy now, keir starmer is acting in a way like bringing bnrewen— acting in a way like bringing through policies that benefit bnese— through policies that benefit bnese wine— through policies that benefit those wind energy companies. webb— those wind energy companies. web. yew-we— those wind energy companies. web, yeww-e inse— those wind energy companies. well, you've just got- those wind energy companies. well, you've just got to - those wind energy companies. well, you've just got to follow the money. i mean, that's what that's what this whole that's what this whole world is. it's follow the money. the fact is, is that when wind energy, it sounds brilliant idea, sounds like a brilliant idea, but wind isn't blowing but the wind isn't blowing all the time. number it cost a the time. number one, it cost a fortune to put those wind turbines up. it destroys the environment . it turbines up. it destroys the environment. it makes a turbines up. it destroys the environment . it makes a racket. environment. it makes a racket. it kills so many birds. they're always talking about, you know, things. and then when they break down, they are basically unrecyclable . and then you get unrecyclable. and then you get buned unrecyclable. and then you get buried in the and then they get buned buried in the and then they get buried and it's a waste. so you've got to take a cynical point of view to this story. it's not a positive thing that kerr— it's not a positive thing that keir starmer.— it's not a positive thing that keir starmer. i— it's not a positive thing that keir starmer. i thought it was a reserve— keir starmer. i thought it was a besnwe wine.— keir starmer. i thought it was a positive thing. yeah, i know. webb— positive thing. yeah, i know. web. web-s— positive thing. yeah, i know. well, that's because- positive thing. yeah, i know. well, that's because they're making a lot of money. yeah, it's money. this is it's all about money. this is what it's about. it's about. i didn't know that. it's also about-environment. i didn't know that. it's also about-environment. isn't about the environment. it isn't web.— about the environment. it isn't wen-cen— about the environment. it isn't bbeb-eenliwsb— about the environment. it isn't that.-canljust say- that. and can i just say something? this is climate change is also a non story because there is slight because it maybe there is slight climate change caused by man,

man climate change, but at man made climate change, but at the day, it's not the end of the day, it's not worth the money that we're spending. exactly. we're not doing. i spending. exactly. we're not doing- r ben-b— spending. exactly. we're not doing. i don't disagree- 2 “2 >e

rules for migrants. ministers look to tightening rules for migrants . and i think rules for migrants. and i think this this is the intersection of two issues which is one is the huge motty issue is a lot of brits people are against all these migrants coming in and the second thing is, like you, lewis , i'm against migrants. i've seen what, a migrant? yeah, of course i am. and i've seen and i wouldn't want to be british and having to face me. i have to be on this show. i need the money. but the fact that these poor people have to look at me and, you you feel bad for them. you know, you feel bad for them. and the most important issue is that times pushing that the times is pushing building of housing. they just they call council housing. they call it council housing. british are completely british people are completely i don't know what the right word is crazy. can i say crazy? they're completely overboard about council housing. they love it. they have a fixation with it. they have a fixation with it. it reminds them of woolworth . it's this incredible nostalgia. it's like boney m songs or something. yeah, i think we've got i mean, because we've got incredibly high levels of immigration. i think 1.2 nbbben— of immigration. i think 1.2 million people— of immigration. i think 1.2 million people came- 2 i think 1.2 million people came here and

ebwebsby— million people came here and ebwewsby bney— million people came here and obviously they need to live obviously they all need to live somewhere. they're not bringing neses— somewhere. they're not bringing muses-wen.— somewhere. they're not bringing houses-them. so- somewhere. they're not bringing houses-them. so i- somewhere. they're not bringing houses them. so i mean, houses with them. so i mean, brbbbsn— british people should get their nemes— british people should get their nenes bbrsb— british people should get their homes first immigrants. homes first before immigrants. bbeb-s—wbere- homes first before immigrants. that's—where are- homes first before immigrants. that's—where are thei that's what. and where are the immigrants to live? immigrants going to live? that's i mean, no, that's the problem. i mean, no, bnere— that's the problem. i mean, no, were-ane— that's the problem. i mean, no, there -and then- that's the problem. i mean, no, there and then when there aren't. and then when nebebs— there aren't. and then when nebebs ene— there aren't. and then when hotels and when— there aren't. and then when hotels and when we go do a gig on hotels and when we go do a gig en bne— hotels and when we go do a gig en be mad,— hotels and when we go do a gig on the road,-we_ hotels and when we go do a gig on the road, we can't stay on the road, then we can't stay in on the road, then we can't stay bn-nebeb.— on the road, then we can't stay bn-nebeb. we— on the road, then we can't stay in-hotel. we can't- on the road, then we can't stay in hotel. we can't in in the hotel. we can't stay in a nebeb— in the hotel. we can't stay in a hotel because _ in the hotel. we can't stay in a hotel because it's— in the hotel. we can't stay in a hotel because it's too ebenswe— hotel because it's too expensive. are hotel because it's too - expensive. - are they hotel because it's too - expensive.-are they going expensive. where are they going to expensive. where are they going be—sbey- expensive. where are they going be—sbey enel to stay? they have to stay and sbey— to stay? they have to stay and sbey-yeb. — to stay? they have to stay and stay-vow thev'll- to stay? they have to stay and stay you. they'll stay with stay with you. they'll stay with bney-bb— stay with you. they'll stay with me. they'll come— stay with you. they'll stay with me. they'll come live. they'll bwe. — me. they'll come live. they'll come live. depends what come live. it depends what they been— come live. it depends what they beer-wey— come live. it depends what they look-they look. - come live. it depends what they look they look. ' “2 look like. they look. and bbnebby— look like. they look. and finally, what's the front finally, what's in the front cover of the daily star junior, the great robbery. blue is the great bear robbery. blue is accused cutting the great bear robbery. blue is accused-cutting alcohol- accused of cutting alcohol bewebs— accused of cutting alcohol. levels—which accused of cutting alcohol- levels_which is levels to save money, which is ebsewsbbne.— levels to save money, which is ebsewsbbne. bney— levels to save money, which is disgusting. they shouldn't do web.— disgusting. they shouldn't do bbeb—been- disgusting. they shouldn't do that._been to. that. i've had. i've been to bubs— that. i've had. i've been to bwbs bebere— that. i've had. i've been to pubs before,-you- that. i've had. i've been to- pubs before,-you-taste pubs before, and you can taste the pubs before, and you can taste bne-bn— pubs before, and you can taste the-in-alcohol. the difference in the alcohol ene— the difference in the alcohol end—se— the difference in the alcoholi end—se-bnbs and i was livid. so yeah, this is and i was livid. so yeah, this bs senebnbne— and i was livid. so yeah, this is something that's personal to bye— is something that's personal to b-we ebb— is something that's personal to me. i've all these— is something that's personal to me. i've all these stories, this is me. i've all these stories, this bs-sberbes— me. i've all these stories, this is-stories that— me. i've all these stories, this is-stories that i- me. i've all these stories, this is stories that i can relate is the stories that i can relate to is the stories that i can relate be-nesb,— is the stories that i can relate be-nesb, bne— is the stories that i can relate to-most, the-bear. to the most, the great bear bebbery— to the most, the great bear nebbery. b-n— to the most, the great bear robbery. i'm sure who this robbery. i'm not sure who this is robbery. i'm not sure who this bs-brenb— robbery. i'm not sure who this is-front cover.- robbery. i'm not sure who this is-front cover. i- robbery. i'm not sure who this is front cover. i thought is on the front cover. i thought bneb— is on the front cover. i thought bneb-e— is on the front cover. i thought that-a former— is on the front cover. i thought that-a former bbc- is on the front cover. i thought that a former bbc presenter, that was a former bbc presenter, but that was a former bbc presenter, bub-ween— that was a former bbc presenter, but-yeah what's- that was a former bbc presenter, but-yeah what's he- but it's not. yeah what's he doing?— but it's not. yeah what's he eebneelne— but it's not. yeah what's he doing? he back? 222“ but it's not. yeah what's he- doing?.he back? -yeah. doing? is he back? but yeah. bneb-s— doing? is he back? but yeah. that's terrible.— doing? is he back? but yeah. that's terrible. that's- doing? is he back? that's terrible. that's terrible b— that's terrible. that's terrible bb bs— that's terrible. that's terrible news. it is really— that's terrible. that's terrible news. 2 22222» :»2 news. it is really big. i was surprised to find out that the

actual of paid on a actual amount of duty paid on a pint of beer is related to its alcohol content. thought alcohol content. i thought it would be standard for if would just be standard for if you've pint of beer, you've got a pint of beer, that's however much. they that's however much. but they actually measure it. that's how nerdy are. they nerdy the government are. they measure of measure the alcohol content of beer. well, they measure everybnbne. — beer. well, they measure everything. to everything. it's like you go to bnese— everything. it's like you go to bnese bbeees— everything. it's like you go to those places and— everything. it's like you go to those places and there's like we— those places and there's like the standard— those places and there's like the standard drink size. they sen-b— the standard drink size. they can't-anything— the standard drink size. they can't anything or less. can't go anything more or less. they— can't go anything more or less. bney—ebbewee- can't go anything more or less. they—allowed saysi they they're not allowed says it's they they're not allowed says bb-s—nbbs- they they're not allowed says bb-s—nbbs er- it's got to be 25 mils or senebnbne. — it's got to be 25 mils or something. it'sjust it's got to be 25 mils or something. it's just total eewernnenb— something. it's just total government in something. it's just total- government-in america. government control in america. they— government control in america. bney newe— government control in america. bney newe bnbs— government control in america. they have this is— government control in america. they have this is first of all, in — they have this is first of all, in ebe. — they have this is first of all, in ebe. ._ they have this is first of all, i'm old. i remember inflation. i knew— i'm old. i remember inflation. i know inflation.— i'm old. i remember inflation. i know inflation. this is what bney— know inflation. this is what bney ee— know inflation. this is what bney be .— know inflation. this is what bney ee . ven— know inflation. this is what they do . you go— know inflation. this is what they do . you go to a month ago, they do. you go to a month ago, you— they do. you go to a month ago, you 90— they do. you go to a month ago, yew 90 be— they do. you go to a month ago, yew 90 be e— they do. you go to a month ago, yew 90 be e bbeee— they do. you go to a month ago, you go to a place you know, yeen— you go to a place you know, yeen we— you go to a place you know, yeen, we beb— you go to a place you know, yeah, we got inflation now. but in— yeah, we got inflation now. but brnrernerner-b- yeah, we got inflation now. but i'm -remember the- i'm saying i remember the erbebneb— i'm saying i remember the original depression. original inflation depression. ween.— original inflation depression. ween—bene- original inflation depression. . yeah. _long time yeah. practically it a long time . bbsben— yeah. practically it a long time . bbsben yen— yeah. practically it a long time . bbsben, yew bry— yeah. practically it a long time . listen, you try to— yeah. practically it a long time . listen, you try to be nice to me— . listen, you try to be nice to me . bne— . listen, you try to be nice to me . bne beebbe— . listen, you try to be nice to me . the people don't give me me. the people don't give me a bere— me. the people don't give me a nerd bbne— me. the people don't give me a hard time. you're— me. the people don't give me a hard time. you're so— me. the people don't give me a hard time. you're so young . i hard time. you're so young. i feeb— hard time. you're so young. i neeb yewne. — hard time. you're so young. i feel young. you— hard time. you're so young. i feel young. you are young. anywey— feel young. you are young. anywey, bbeb-s— feel young. you are young. anyway, that's the. - feel young. you are young. anyway, that's the. that's the audience. our audience is done. join us in part two where we dig deeper into the newspapers to cover the bbc. sending a thousand staff to glastonbury sturgeon's ongoing problems , and

sturgeon's ongoing problems, and the government handing out heroin might be a vote winner in scotland. i'll see you in a couple of

listening to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and i'm here 2 2 2 i'm leo kyrees and i'm here with eernebense— leo kyrees and i'm here with comedians lewis— leo kyrees and i'm here with comedians lewis schaefer and ywnber— comedians lewis schaefer and junior booker— comedians lewis schaefer and junior booker and kicking things off junior booker and kicking things ebb bn— junior booker and kicking things ebb bn bnbs— junior booker and kicking things off in this section— junior booker and kicking things off in this section with the ebereben— off in this section with the guardian and— off in this section with the guardian and nicola sturgeon has ebebnee— guardian and nicola sturgeon has ebebnee e— guardian and nicola sturgeon has claimed a suspect— guardian and nicola sturgeon has claimed a suspect in an ongoing bebee— claimed a suspect in an ongoing police investigation . is police investigation. is bnneeenb— police investigation. is innocent and- police investigation. is innocent and fairness is her. beers— innocent and fairness is her. beers bb-s— innocent and fairness is her. beers bb-s ben— innocent and fairness is her. louis it's her. but— innocent and fairness is her. louis it's her. but i- innocent and fairness is her. louis it's her. but i don't- innocent and fairness is her. louis it's her. but i don't know what her did. we don't know what her did. we haven't been told what her it says nicola what her did. it says nicola sturgeon. i've done nothing wrong. according to the guardian , first ex ex , in scotland's first ex ex first minister, she's a first ex. it's not the first ex minister. no returns home. she returned home after arrest. as polls suggest. labour on course to defeat snp . we don't know to defeat snp. we don't know what she did wrong. do we know what she did wrong. do we know what she did wrong? she stole money from the scottish. we don't know that she's being investigated but we don't. investigated for, but we don't. we don't know yet . there's a bit

we don't know yet. there's a bit ebebb— we don't know yet. there's a bit ebebb bne— we don't know yet. there's a bit ebebb bne swe— we don't know yet. there's a bit about the snp ,_ we don't know yet. there's a bit about the snp , you know, the about the snp, you know, the breed — about the snp, you know, the fraud investigation , £600,000 of fraud investigation, £600,000 of eenebbens— fraud investigation, £600,000 of donations that— fraud investigation, £600,000 of donations that 600, 600 scottish bebnes — donations that 600, 600 scottish bewnes. se— donations that 600, 600 scottish pounds. so what's— donations that 600, 600 scottish pounds. so what's that- donations that 600, 600 scottish pounds. “ pounds. so what's that in english? money. that's very difficult to spend over the counter in england. so i don't know where they— counter in england. so i don't know where they got- 2.2». “ 22 so i don't know where they got that motorhome, _ know where they got that motorhome, but i hope they awn-t— motorhome, but i hope they awn-t pay— motorhome, but i hope they didn't pay with— motorhome, but i hope they didn't pay with with scottish fivers. — didn't pay with with scottish fivers. so— didn't pay with with scottish fivers. so what— didn't pay with with scottish fivers. so what i'd- didn't pay with with scottish fivers. z 2 didn't pay with with scottish fivers. 2 2 fivers. so what i'd like to ask you is a scottish person is what business is it of juniors and ours that the scottish labour party had people there who had taken stuff from the scottish labour party. this is scottish labour party. this is scottish labour party, the scottish, snp, whatever those people are. the snp quite a big difference, but you know what i'm saying is that snp, what do you mean? it's the same country? and _ snp, what do you mean? it's the same country? and also- \3 22 2 it's the same country? and also what 3» 22» 2 it's the same country? and also what do you— same country? and also what do you what— same country? and also what do you what does— same country? and also what do you what does what does the state— you what does what does the state tave— you what does what does the state have to _ you what does what does the state have to has— you what does what does the state have to has there been a tomptttnt— state have to has there been a complaint made— state have to has there been a complaint made its money though. teat.— complaint made its money though. teat. there-s— complaint made its money though. yeah, there's been— complaint made its money though. yeah, there's been lots— complaint made its money though. yeah, there's been lots of- complaint made its money though. yeah, there's been lots of lots- yeah, there's been lots of lots of complaints made so people people donated independence , people donated independence, maniacs donated money to the snp to pay for indyref two. and so

that was a second— 2 and so that was a second independence tetetentum— that was a second independence referendum and— that was a second independence referendum and the campaign for that ant— referendum and the campaign for that ant that— referendum and the campaign for that and that never happened. the— that and that never happened. the campaign— that and that never happened. the campaign never happened. the aampatga— the campaign never happened. the campatga never— the campaign never happened. the campaign never happened. so theta-s— campaign never happened. so theta-s aa— campaign never happened. so there's no second— campaign never happened. so there's no second referendum. ttgttt— there's no second referendum. ttgttt tat— there's no second referendum. right? but has— there's no second referendum. right? but has there been there? ttta— right? but has there been there? ttte, wettee— right? but has there been there? like, where's that— right? but has there been there? like, where's that money? where-e— like, where's that money? where's the _ like, where's that money? where's the-i- like, where's that money? where's the i gave like, where's that money?- where's the-i gave you? where's the money i gave you? the— where's the money i gave you? ttta ta— where's the money i gave you? ttta ta ttta— where's the money i gave you? this is this should— where's the money i gave you? this is this should be— where's the money i gave you? this is this should be a- where's the money i gave you? this is this should be a private lawsuit because because they are. this a political party. are. this is a political party. are we're covered by are you joking? we're covered by tttteteat— are you joking? we're covered by different—like. different rules. this isn't like tast— different rules. this isn't like wet—mate- different rules. this isn't like just—mate £50. different rules. this isn't likei just—mate £50 to, just giving your mate £50 to, ute— just giving your mate £50 to, tttelte— just giving your mate £50 to, tttelte tte— just giving your mate £50 to, like, to the bookies and put like, go to the bookies and put on like, go to the bookies and put an a tet— like, go to the bookies and put an a bet ter— like, go to the bookies and put on a bet for you. _ like, go to the bookies and put on a bet for you. well, shouldn't— on a bet for you. well, shouldn't a— on a bet for you. well, shouldn't a political party be tetattw— shouldn't a political party be totally-should- shouldn't a political party be totally-should be. shouldn't a political party be totally-should be ai totally free? it should be a free association. if want to free association. if we want to start our political party, start our own political party, that's the thing about this country. much control country. there's so much control over everything. course over everything. well, of course it has be something it has to be has to be something like the biggest political party of corruption. they're a big thew-te— - of corruption. they're a big they're_ well,l they're a big deal. well, thew-te— they're a big deal. well, they're going to the they're not going to be the biggest. but going to tell biggest. but i'm going to tell you going to happen. what you what's going to happen. what i is this this is i think this is this this is just and i am no fan of nicola sturgeon completely. i don't kwasi. completely kwasi. okay. completely don't like the like her. that's one of the reasons going up to reasons i'm not going up to edinburgh for the festival while she was there. okay the she was there. okay but the truth trying kill truth is they're trying to kill her to rid of her like they

her to get rid of her like they did to trump america by. by did to trump in america by. by by arresting her and they have got rid of her already. someone else has taken— got rid of her already. someone else has taken over— 222 2 someone else has taken over already, haven-t— else has taken over already, haven't—what'sj else has taken over already,- haven't_what's she haven't they? not so what's she tatte— haven't they? not so what's she tang-whats— haven't they? not so what's she doing-what's her- haven't they? not so what's she doing-what's her job?- haven't they? not so what's she. doing-what's her job? they doing now? what's herjob? they want they want to destroy the snp. that's what that's what's happening. they they happening. they they should they she prison and she she might go to prison and she might in the prison with a might be in the prison with a trans woman. that be. trans woman. that would be. twat-t— trans woman. that would be. ttattlttat— trans woman. that would be. that'd.kind of— " that would be. that'd kind of funny. �*ftt�*2;22 that'd be kind of funny. well, the— that'd be kind of funny. well, ttta-tte— that'd be kind of funny. well, this-the thing- that'd be kind of funny. well, this the thing she this is this is the thing she passed. she she was trying to passed. she she was trying to pass through the rules saying that trans women should be putting in female prisons. and there a few there was a, you know, a few famous instances. mean , for famous instances. i mean, for example, i can't example, the rapist, i can't remember what his original isla, but. isla bryson and you know, just just a bloke in a in a frock and obviously a convicted rapist, not somebody who should be housed with with women. so i wonder , you know, given that wonder, you know, given that it's now, you know, a vague possibility, i wonder if she's backtracked on her decision to allow types of people in allow these types of people in female prisons. well, you know , female prisons. well, you know, you female prisons. well, you know, wea tea-t— female prisons. well, you know, we tea-t knew— female prisons. well, you know, you don't know what— ”2; well, you know, you don't know what what her gentee— you don't know what what her getter te— you don't know what what her gender te . — you don't know what what her gender te . ._ you don't know what what her gender is . 2 " 2

gender is. i suppose we don't. anyway, moving on, we've got the telegraph now with a government policy that's forcing farmers out business. i guess it's out of business. i guess it's lucky we don't to eat food. lucky we don't need to eat food. lewis this is me again. this is interesting because— lewis this is me again. this is interesting because i- 222 2 this is interesting because i hadn't tteaett— interesting because i hadn't even thought i've even thought about it. i've started— even thought about it. i've started ithink— even thought about it. i've started think about how started to think about how i tatetttet— started to think about how i inherited inheritance and then i teatteet— inherited inheritance and then i teatteet twe— inherited inheritance and then i realised i've got— inherited inheritance and then i realised i've got to realised i've got nothing to wattag— realised i've got nothing to aetttag—tei realised i've got nothing to- nothing_is that nothing to leave is that is that the inheritance— nothing to leave is that is that the inheritance tax loophole is changing— the inheritance tax loophole is etaaatag tte— the inheritance tax loophole is changing the face of rural tattatw— changing the face of rural britain. farmers struggling changing the face of rural br securearmers struggling changing the face of rural br secure commerciallyiggling changing the face of rural br secure commercially viable| to secure commercially viable wate— to secure commercially viable ptete et— to secure commercially viable ptete et-ae— to secure commercially viable plots of-as prices- to secure commercially viable plots of as prices soar. plots of land as prices soar. ant— plots of land as prices soar. ant what-e— plots of land as prices soar. and what's happening is, is that regular— and what's happening is, is that regular aeepte— and what's happening is, is that regular people like us jr were tawtae— regular people like us jr were buying tant— regular people like us jr were buying land because it's easier to ewe— buying land because it's easier to give te— buying land because it's easier to give to ew— buying land because it's easier to give to our children without paying— to give to our children without paying inheritance tax and it twat— paying inheritance tax and it means that people who are tattere— means that people who are farmers don't— means that people who are farmers don't have as raises the pace— farmers don't have as raises the wtee et— farmers don't have as raises the twee at that— farmers don't have as raises the price of that land.— farmers don't have as raises the price of that land. and the aeeate— price of that land. and the ww“! whe— price of that land. and the people who are— price of that land. and the people who are farmers. so people— people who are farmers. so peapte ae— people who are farmers. so people are using— people who are farmers. so people are using the agricultural land as a financial chip to sort of pass on wealth because cash or other types of property would be taxed, would be subject to inheritance tax, but not agricultural land. i mean, junior, this seems it seems unfair that farmers don't

. i mean, if inheritance personally, i think all kind of tax is unfair and it should be abolished. there you go. there you go. he's my man. my man. how's the comedian? perfect. teat. — how's the comedian? perfect. yeah. inhabit— how's the comedian? perfect. yeah. inhabit this— how's the comedian? perfect. yeah. inhabit this tax. i think twe— yeah. inhabit this tax. i think i've never really— yeah. inhabit this tax. i think i've never really thought about teawae— i've never really thought about teawag matey— i've never really thought about leaving money to— i've never really thought about leaving money to anyone i weatta-t— leaving money to anyone i wouldn't really— leaving money to anyone i wouldn't really want to leave aawtttae— wouldn't really want to leave aawtttag te— wouldn't really want to leave anything to anyone. yeah after twe. — anything to anyone. yeah after twe. what— anything to anyone. yeah after i've. what about— anything to anyone. yeah after i've. what about your- anything to anyone. yeah after i've. 2? anything to anyone. yeah after i've. 2 27 �*j2»" 2 i've. what about your kid? don't you want to leave money to your kid? you want to be buried with it like a viking? oh, yeah, like the tgwattaae— it like a viking? oh, yeah, like the egyptians were— it like a viking? oh, yeah, like the egyptians were or- 2 2 . "27’ oh, yeah, like the egyptians were or something like the egyptians were or something ttte ttat. — the egyptians were or something ttte ttat. ._ the egyptians were or something like that. i haven't— the egyptians were or something like that. 2 ”22 is like that. i haven't buried. is that— like that. i haven't buried. is that what— like that. i haven't buried. is that what wea— like that. i haven't buried. is that what you said? - like that. i haven't buried. is that what you said? i- like that. 2 2 is that what you said? i want to teap— that what you said? i want to keep aw— that what you said? i want to keep my money to myself. leave it to my cats, probably. oh, there you go. that's- 2 2.222 oh, there you go. that's very tgwattaa. — there you go. that's very egyptian. they live karl tagettett. — egyptian. they live karl lagerfeld. “22" egyptian. they live karl lagerfeld. / egyptian. they live karl- lagerfeld. yeah, but this does seem it seems unfair that if inheritance because inheritance tax is cruel because it continuing it would stop farmers continuing generation after generation. what family what about other family businesses? if wanted to businesses? what if i wanted to continue dad's gun continue you? my dad's gun smithing business or something like that ? why is it why are like that? why is it why are some people subject to inheritance tax? well, that's a very— inheritance tax? well, that's a very geot— inheritance tax? well, that's a very goat pant.— inheritance tax? well, that's a very goat aetat. ._ “2” 2 2227” well, that's a very good point. i think ““2” 2 2227” well, that's a very good point. i think at the at the— very good point. i think at the at the eat— very good point. i think at the at the eat at— very good point. i think at the at the end of the— very good point. i think at the at the end of the day, i think

we — at the end of the day, i think we wttt— at the end of the day, i think we wttt tte— at the end of the day, i think i'm with the junior over here is that— i'm with the junior over here is that att— i'm with the junior over here is that all inheritance taxes are reprehensible— that all inheritance taxes are reprehensible because people tave— reprehensible because people have teen— reprehensible because people have been paying taxes every step— have been paying taxes every step at— have been paying taxes every etea at the— have been paying taxes every etea at the way— have been paying taxes every step of the way to get that money. — step of the way to get that money wean— step of the way to get that money. yeah, the- step of the way to get that money. 22“ step of the way to get that money. /22�* step of the way to get that- money. yeah, the amount of tax you money. yeah, the amount of tax you pay money. yeah, the amount of tax you pay is ridiculous. anyway, moving on, we've got the mail reporting on the real partygate . the bbc are sending a thousand staff glastonbury to have staff to glastonbury to have a party with our money. tell us more junior. yeah, more about this, junior. yeah, yeah.the more about this, junior. yeah, yeah. the paying more about this, junior. yeah, yeah. the-paying fori yeah. the bbc are paying for woo— yeah. the bbc are paying for woo staff— yeah. the bbc are paying for 1000 staff working on glastonbury- 1000 staff working on glastonbury coverage this week despite— glastonbury coverage this week despite the— glastonbury coverage this week despite the festival failing to attract— despite the festival failing to attract ttgt— despite the festival failing to attract high ratings, which is tve— attract high ratings, which is i've never been— attract high ratings, which is i've never been glad to be met— i've never been glad to be myself before. _ i've never been glad to be myself before. i- i've never been glad to be myself before. i do like festivals,— myself before. i do like festivals, but- myself before. i do like festivals, but i'll never watch a festivals, but i'll never watch ttesttvtt— festivals, but i'll never watch a festival on— festivals, but i'll never watch a festival on tv.— festivals, but i'll never watch a festival on tv. yeah if you're not— a festival on tv. yeah if you're not there.— a festival on tv. yeah if you're not there, then _ a festival on tv. yeah if you're not there, then there's no point of not there, then there's no point tt wattttng — not there, then there's no point tt wattttng t.— not there, then there's no point of watching it. only the only ttme— of watching it. only the only ttme ._ of watching it. only the only time i watch— of watching it. only the only time i watch a— of watching it. only the only time i watch a festival on tv is ute— time i watch a festival on tv is ttte t-m— time i watch a festival on tv is like i'm watching— time i watch a festival on tv is like i'm watching it on someone's_ like i'm watching it on someone's instagram story. it's very—gram»- someone's instagram story. it's very—gram. andl very blurry, very grainy, and the— very blurry, very grainy, and the-reatt- very blurry, very grainy, and the-really drunk. very blurry, very grainy, and the really drunk and the person's really drunk and totttng— the person's really drunk and holding-camera- the person's really drunk and holding camera properly. holding the camera up properly. that-t— holding the camera up properly. tttt-t—tttng- holding the camera up properly. tttt-t—tttng t- holding the camera up properly. that's thing i want that's the kind of thing i want to—gotng- that's the kind of thing i want to—gttng ttl to watch. yeah, i'm going to watch— to watch. yeah, i'm going to watch festival. _ to watch. yeah, i'm going to watch festival. if- to watch. yeah, i'm going to watch festival. �*" ”t22; watch festival. if there's some sort of weather disaster and you see the tents getting swept away. yeah, be cool away. yeah, yeah, that'd be cool to watch. — away. yeah, yeah, that'd be cool to watch. tut— away. yeah, yeah, that'd be cool to watch. but the _ yeah, yeah, that'd be cool to watch. but the bbc is. a to watch. but the bbc is. it's a waste— to watch. but the bbc is. it's a waste at— to watch. but the bbc is. it's a waste of money.— to watch. but the bbc is. it's a waste of money. the only thing i

watch— waste of money. the only thing i watch-te— waste of money. the only thing i watch-is match- waste of money. the only thing i watch-is match of- waste of money. the only thing i watch is match of the watch on bbc is match of the day. — watch on bbc is match of the day. teattye— watch on bbc is match of the day. teattye sa— watch on bbc is match of the day. really? so i— watch on bbc is match of the day. really? so i do pay more for day. really? so i do pay more tat-w— day. really? so i do pay more for-tv licence— day. really? so i do pay more for tv licence yeah, for my tv licence now. yeah, teeaaee— for my tv licence now. yeah, because - asked - for my tv licence now. yeah, because asked for. yeah. because they asked for. yeah. atte— because they asked for. yeah. ate-teat.— because they asked for. yeah. after-yeah. i— because they asked for. yeah. after-yeah. | |- because they asked for. yeah. after yeah. i i used say after the. yeah. i i used to say that— after the. yeah. i i used to say that my— after the. yeah. i i used to say that my tv— after the. yeah. i i used to say that my tv identifies as a microwave-that- that my tv identifies as a- microwave -that-work. microwave but that didn't work. watt. — microwave but that didn't work. watt. lyou — microwave but that didn't work. watt-yea knew— microwave but that didn't work. well,.you know what- microwave but that didn't work. well,.you know what if- microwave but that didn't work. well, .you know what if the. well, do you know what if the bbc are bringing glastonbury like to the homes, like live to all the homes, maybe they should bring other things know, be things live like, you know, be giving out or. or there's giving out mdma or. or there's a tonne comedy show on the bbc. tonne of comedy show on the bbc. one of my comedy shows. are you going— one of my comedy shows. are you going ta— one of my comedy shows. are you gotta to pay— one of my comedy shows. are you going to pay me— one of my comedy shows. are you going to pay me 7 _ one of my comedy shows. are you 90�*“9 to pay me 7 one of my comedy shows. are you going to pay me ? / going to pay me? yeah, you pay, junior. you deserve junior. i think you deserve a bigger that. i bigger audience than that. i think you deserve to be on gb newe— think you deserve to be on gb news. eat— think you deserve to be on gb news. eat tt-e— think you deserve to be on gb news, but it's pretty disgusting. - news, but it's pretty disgusting. they've got this tax .—tegteeetvei , this flat levy, a regressive tax— , this flat levy, a regressive tax-everybody,- , this flat levy, a regressive. tax-everybody, - know, tax that everybody, you know, ttttte— tax that everybody, you know, little-ladies, _ tax that everybody, you know, little - ladies, you - tax that everybody, you know, little ladies, you know, bus little old ladies, you know, bus tattere— little old ladies, you know, bus drivers, everybody— little old ladies, you know, bus drivers, everybody has to pay atte— drivers, everybody has to pay tee a— drivers, everybody has to pay tee a year.— drivers, everybody has to pay £159 a year, £59,— drivers, everybody has to pay £159 a year, £59, £159. now champagne.— £159 a year, £59, £159. now champagne. yeah. that's how much yea-e— champagne. yeah. that's how much yaate paying-— champagne. yeah. that's how much you're paving- it's_ champagne. yeah. that's how much you're paying. it's coming out tteet— you're paying. it's coming out tteet. tat— you're paying. it's coming out direct, but you— you're paying. it's coming out direct, but you don't don't direct, but you don't even don't teattee— direct, but you don't even don't even realise. yeah.— direct, but you don't even don't even realise. yeah. and then tt-e— even realise. yeah. and then tt-e nat— even realise. yeah. and then tt-e net ae— even realise. yeah. and then tt-e net ae t— even realise. yeah. and then it's not as if they're being eatetat— it's not as if they're being careful -the - it's not as if they're being careful the money. they are careful with the money. they are tast— careful with the money. they are taet epatttag— careful with the money. they are taet epatttag tt— careful with the money. they are just spaffing it on. _ careful with the money. they are just spaffing it on. mean, just spaffing it on. i mean, tee— just spaffing it on. i mean, here-thousand- just spaffing it on. i mean, here thousand people going here are a thousand people going to here are a thousand people going ta—etatl to glastonbury. mean five star hotels . yeah. they're to glastonbury. sttut22�* �*" “22" they're staying in hotels. yeah. they're staying in mee— hotels. yeah. they're staying in tatete— hotels. yeah. they're staying in nice hotels like— hotels. yeah. they're staying in nice hotels like you— / they're staying in nice hotels like you could go

ant— nice hotels like you could go and cover glastonbury for. they atvtaaety— and cover glastonbury for. they atvtaaety teet— and cover glastonbury for. they obviously just want a jolly. t hey— obviously just want a jolly. they eat— obviously just want a jolly. they can obviously the they can obviously see the end is they can obviously see the end te—eec— they can obviously see the end te—eec ea- they can obviously see the end te—eec to they- is nigh for the bbc so they that.— is nigh for the bbc so they tttnt. wett— is nigh for the bbc so they think, well let's- is nigh for the bbc so they think, well let's let the fall of think, well let's let the fall at tame— think, well let's let the fall of rome and— think, well let's let the fall of rome and the way out. we mtett— of rome and the way out. we mtett ae— of rome and the way out. we mtett ae-tave- of rome and the way out. we might as-have a- of rome and the way out. we might as have a lovely might as well have a lovely ttme. — might as well have a lovely ttme. -we— might as well have a lovely ttme. -we tatt- might as well have a lovely time. we just can make time. well we just can make a clarification— time. well we just can make a clarification because i know on twtttea— clarification because i know on twtttea-at— clarification because i know on twitter,-at louis- twitter, which is at louis sateen— twitter, which is at louis schaefer, - at - twitter, which is at louis- schaefer, - at - schaefer, schaefer, .uk at louis schaefer, yaate—ta- schaefer, .uk at louis schaefer, yaate—ta ta- schaefer, .uk at louis schaefer, yaate—ta ta aae| you're going to have to do one yaateett. — you're going to have to do one yourself. you've— you're going to have to do one yourself. you've-be. yourself. you've got to be prepared for this show and this is do with whatever they is like do with whatever they make, do whatever it is. is that thousand staff are not going to be because some of them be there because some of them are at in are working at home in the offices. to offices. some are going to be local people. so it's not like it's not like they're bringing a thousand in. you're thousand people in. but you're totally bbc, the totally right. the bbc, the reason are upset reason why people are upset about people are about this is because people are forced pay. it's theft. the forced to pay. it's theft. the bbc is theft. the bbc stands for big communications. it's big brother communications. it's based it's not even based hinckley. it's not even state media. it's not state media. it's the state propaganda , the network providing circuses for the people and the interests of balance. just like to see what— of balance. just like to see what eata— of balance. just like to see what .— of balance. just like to see what can i say— of balance. just like to see what can i say that- , just like to see what can i say that this tteaaeee— what can i say that this disagrees with that without lying— disagrees with that without tytag e— disagrees with that without tytag e that-e— disagrees with that without lying ? that's your job. a

lying? that's your job. i'll say.— lying? that's your job. i'll say. tu— lying? that's your job. i'll say. at say— lying? that's your job. i'll say. i'll say it.— lying? that's your job. i'll say. i'll say it. they- lying? that's your job. i'll say. i'll say it. they do an amazing job. it's the best thing about this country is the bbc, the service. i love the the world service. i love the world service.— the world service. i love the world service. it's— : cc: i love the world service. it's really good. it world service. it's really good. at pray-eate— world service. it's really good. it projects british— world service. it's really good. it projects british values aaat— it projects british values around the _ it projects british values around the world it's a good around the world and it's a good tang.— around the world and it's a good tame—an.- around the world and it's a good tttag. —aa thing. anyway, moving on, we've got thing. anyway, moving on, we've eat—aaa- thing. anyway, moving on, we've eat—aaa tte- thing. anyway, moving on, we've| got—and the news got the mail again and the news that— got the mail again and the news that delighted— got the mail again and the news that delighted scotsman, that delighted me as a scotsman, a—mtatetet— that delighted me as a scotsman, a—mtatetet te- a government minister is recommending free heroin for at.— recommending free heroin for at. taate— recommending free heroin for all. louis yeah,— recommending free heroin for all. louis yeah, this is all. louis yeah, well, this is ute— all. louis yeah, well, this is ttte-tt-s— all. louis yeah, well, this is like- it's the- all. louis yeah, well, this is. like-it's the policing. like 1960s. it's the policing. policing minister backs calls to give drug addicts free daily heroin injections . as the heroin injections. as the policing minister has backed controversial calls to give drug addicts free daily. and this is what the mail on sunday says. and it's ridiculous because first of all, there might be a lot of drug addicts out there who are addicted to heroin , but who are addicted to heroin, but why just heroin? why not give out all the other drugs that people are addicted to? i want to give free alcohol. to give out free alcohol. it'll stop. to out stop. people want to give out free food . dpp what free free food. dpp what free gambling. free gambling? why not eyetytttag— gambling. free gambling? why not eyetytttaa ant— gambling. free gambling? why not everything and they— g g free gambling? why not everything and they did. "a; everything and they did. they did everything and they did. they ate a— everything and they did. they ate a tttat— everything and they did. they did a trial thing— everything and they did. they did a trial thing up— everything and they did. they did a trial thing up in up in middlesbrough and they found it was a 98% reduction on street

drug use. of course not because they're giving the stuff free. yeah. who's the 2% that was attu— yeah. who's the 2% that was etttt going— yeah. who's the 2% that was etttt going aat— yeah. who's the 2% that was still going out and- “22" who's the 2% that was still going out and buying aerate— still going out and buying heroin when— still going out and buying heroin when they were getting treet— heroin when they were getting treee aerate— heroin when they were getting free? heroin and— heroin when they were getting free? heroin and then they said, tate— free? heroin and then they said, ttte te— free? heroin and then they said, this is-shocking_ free? heroin and then they said, this is shocking thing that this is the shocking thing that it this is the shocking thing that tt-taattete— this is the shocking thing that it-hundreds of— this is the shocking thing that it hundreds of thousands of it cost hundreds of thousands of aaaate— it cost hundreds of thousands of aaaate ta— it cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to treat— it cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to treat for— it cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to treat for just 18 aeaate. — pounds to treat for just 18 aeaate. tats— pounds to treat for just 18 people. this is- pounds to treat for just 18 people. " t:t2t pounds to treat for just 18- people. this is what do you say that's your community? well well, heroin addicts . i remember well, heroin addicts. i remember her well, heroin addicts. i remember tet tram— well, heroin addicts. i remember tea team that— well, heroin addicts. i remember her from that movie,— her from that movie, trainspotting . so that movie put trainspotting. so that movie put avety— trainspotting. so that movie put avety tatt— trainspotting. so that movie put a very dark perspective on. that-s— a very dark perspective on. ttat-s that-s— a very dark perspective on. that's that's that's- a very dark perspective on. that's that's that's leo. - a very dark perspective on. that's that's that's leo. yeah, it's actually my community. yeah. you just culturally yeah. you justyculturally erased yeah. you just culturally erased my tee— yeah. you just culturally erased my tee trage— yeah. you just culturally erased my free drugs is— yeah. you just culturally erased my free drugs is a— yeah. you just culturally erased my free drugs is a bad thing. no.— my free drugs is a bad thing. ta. tree— my free drugs is a bad thing. no, free heroin,— my free drugs is a bad thing. no, free heroin, free- my free drugs is a bad thing. no, free heroin, free other- no, free heroin, free other drugs , like lighter drugs would drugs, like lighter drugs would be a good thing. but everyone's like the worst drug you can do. how do you know it's the worst drug? — how do you know it's the worst drug? because— how do you know it's the worst drug? , g drug? because trainspotting. oh, remember that baby? i mean, i guess the idea is that the harm a lot of harm from heroin a lot of the harm from heroin comes using heroin, comes from using illegal heroin, which like cause which is more like cause infections. and it it funds eate— infections. and it it funds aat— infections. and it it funds crime and all— infections. and it it funds crime and all the- , and it it funds crime and all the rest of it. so tt-e— crime and all the rest of it. so tt-e tat.— crime and all the rest of it. so it's bad. .also_ crime and all the rest of it. so it's bad. .also-arel it's bad. and also people are eammttttag— it's bad. and also people are committing crime get it. but

committing crime to get it. but if committing crime to get it. but tt tt-e— committing crime to get it. but if it's hundreds— committing crime to get it. but if it's hundreds of— committing crime to get it. but if it's hundreds of thousands of aaaate— if it's hundreds of thousands of aaaate ta— if it's hundreds of thousands of pounds in cost— if it's hundreds of thousands of pounds in cost to— if it's hundreds of thousands of pounds in cost to the taxpayer tast— pounds in cost to the taxpayer taetltteat— pounds in cost to the taxpayer just-treatlpeople- pounds in cost to the taxpayer just treat people and just to treat 14 people and stet— just to treat 14 people and stick anthrax— just to treat 14 people and stick anthrax in- just to treat 14 people and stick anthrax in it and then tatt— stick anthrax in it and then taet get— stick anthrax in it and then taet get at— stick anthrax in it and then just get rid of— stick anthrax in it and then just get rid of the 14 people, you— just get rid of the 14 people, yaa eave— just get rid of the 14 people, you save hundreds of thousands of you save hundreds of thousands at aaaate. — you save hundreds of thousands at aaaate. at— you save hundreds of thousands of pounds. at the— you save hundreds of thousands of pounds. '. 22 of pounds. at the end of the day, i'm i think people should be allowed to take any drug that they to take, but they they want to take, but they should for it. and should have to pay for it. and if they if they have to rob a bank to get the money, let them rob bank and then we catch rob a bank and then we catch them and then we put them in jail them. if you go to jail or kill them. if you go to jail, jail or kill them. if you go to tatt. yaa— jail or kill them. if you go to tatt. yaa aet— jail or kill them. if you go to jail, you get free— 2 2. if you go to jail, you get free heroin. ttatatty— jail, you get free heroin. etatatty yaa— jail, you get free heroin. probably you learn,- jail, you get free heroin. probably you learn, you make some connections. it'd some connections. at least it'd be on the way out. you be cheaper on the way out. you might get some sort of- might get some sort of pharmaceutical might get some sort of- pharmaceutical-methadone, pharmaceutical like methadone, i that— pharmaceutical like methadone, i tint—ant— pharmaceutical like methadone, i think and obviously think it's called. and obviously we-aaatave— think it's called. and obviously we-aaatave at— think it's called. and obviously we approve of harm we don't approve of any harm eamtae— we don't approve of any harm comingldrug_ we don't approve of any harm coming drug users. anyway, coming to drug users. anyway, that-e— coming to drug users. anyway, that'slfor_ coming to drug users. anyway, that'slfor patt— coming to drug users. anyway, that's for part two. join us that's it for part two. join us in that's it for part two. join us tat-at— that's it for part two. join us in _of minutes- that's it for part two. join us in _of minutes for. that's it for part two. join us- in _of minutes for dodgy in a couple of minutes for dodgy sex education— in a couple of minutes for dodgy sex education-big- sex education and big money tettat— sex education and big money- behind—becomes sex education and big money- behlatest_becomes sex education and big money behlatest european becomes sex education and big money behlatest european country:omes sex education and big money behlatest european country totes

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yte-ye aat— welcome back to headliners. yte-ye get the— welcome back to headliners. we've got the mail— welcome back to headliners. we've got the mail now- welcome back to headliners. we've got the mail now with some shocking revelations about school sex education, which sounds like it was created by jemmy savile junior. that's jemmy savile junior. that's jemmy savile junior. that's jemmy savile comma jemmy, a guy called jemmy savile junior. this is a weird story. okay. teat. — this is a weird story. okay. teat. tz— this is a weird story. okay. teat. tz year— this is a weird story. okay. yeah. 12 year olds are being taagtt— yeah. 12 year olds are being taught about— yeah. 12 year olds are being taught about sex in school, atte— taught about sex in school, attte atte— taught about sex in school, while nine year— taught about sex in school, while nine year olds are being taagtt— while nine year olds are being taagtt ta— while nine year olds are being taagtt ta ta— while nine year olds are being taught to for homework. the etaettag — taught to for homework. the shocking lesson— taught to for homework. the shocking lesson plans used by teachers— shocking lesson plans used by teachers ta— shocking lesson plans used by teachers in uk— shocking lesson plans used by teachers in uk classrooms, which is teachers in uk classrooms, which te tast— teachers in uk classrooms, which te taet etay — teachers in uk classrooms, which te taet etay .— teachers in uk classrooms, which is just crazy. i couldn't tetteve— is just crazy. i couldn't believe what- is just crazy. i couldn't believe what i was reading and a tang— believe what i was reading and was a long time— believe what i was reading and was a long time ago. i did sex etaeattaa— was a long time ago. i did sex education and— was a long time ago. i did sex education and all— was a long time ago. i did sex education and all they taught us was education and all they taught us taw— education and all they taught us was how babies— education and all they taught us was how babies were made. it was all was how babies were made. it was at ute— was how babies were made. it was at ttte .— was how babies were made. it was at ttte . taat— was how babies were made. it was all like , look at— was how babies were made. it was all like , look at that. we all like, look at that. we atta-t— all like, look at that. we didn't really— all like, look at that. we didn't really know what was going-— didn't really know what was going- we— didn't really know what was going- we was— didn't really know what was going. we was like 11 or 12, aatttag— going. we was like 11 or 12, aatttag a— going. we was like 11 or 12, putting a condom on a banana. we atta-t— putting a condom on a banana. we atta-t ta— putting a condom on a banana. we atta-t ta that.— putting a condom on a banana. we didn't do that,-we- didn't do that, though. we aaatta-t— didn't do that, though. we wouldn't learn— didn't do that, though. we wouldn't learn kottonen. wouldn't learn about kottonen. that-s— wouldn't learn about kottonen. that's—because. wouldn't learn about kottonen. . that's—because you that's probably why. because you are that's probably why. because you ate-teat.— that's probably why. because you ate-teat. sa— that's probably why. because you are-yeah. so yeah,- that's probably why. because you are yeah. so yeah, it's are a dad. yeah. so yeah, it's a wett— are a dad. yeah. so yeah, it's a tetra-strange— are a dad. yeah. so yeah, it's a weird-strange as- are a dad. yeah. so yeah, it's a weird strange as well. weird it's strange as well. for tameaatt— weird it's strange as well. for tameaatt .— weird it's strange as well. for homework . that's that'd homework. that's that'd be tatetesttag— homework. that's that'd be interesting discussion the next day. — interesting discussion the next stay-att— interesting discussion the next stay-eta yaa— interesting discussion the next stay-eta yaa ta- interesting discussion the next day. did you do your day. junior, did you do your tameaatte— day. junior, did you do your homework? i— day. junior, did you do your homework? i was like, yes, miss, tve— homework? i was like, yes, miss, tve tatte— homework? i was like, yes, miss, tve taae my— homework? i was like, yes, miss, i've done my homework seven ttmes— i've done my homework seven ttmes tast— i've done my homework seven times last night.— i've done my homework seven times last night. next times last night. yeah next time i'm times last night. yeah next time i'm -90_ times last night. yeah next time tm -ga tat— times last night. yeah next time i'm-90 tat tea- times last night. yeah next time i'm go for ten times. i'm going to go for ten times. my— i'm going to go for ten times. mil-90t— i'm going to go for ten times. my-gat tea.— i'm going to go for ten times. my-got tired. but- i'm going to go for ten times. my got tired. but yeah, nine

my arm got tired. but yeah, nine year— my arm got tired. but yeah, nine year ates— my arm got tired. but yeah, nine year olds masturbating and nine year— year olds masturbating and nine year ates— year olds masturbating and nine year olds don't. _ year olds masturbating and nine year olds don't. yeah that's easy— year olds don't. yeah that's easy ta— year olds don't. yeah that's crazy to tell. _ year olds don't. yeah that's crazy to tell. 2 crazy to tell. like, for adults to tell nine year olds to go home and like, to give them masturbation in his homework. that's i mean, even somebody as deviant as you must find that i do find that. i think it'd be more shocking— do find that. i think it'd be more shocking if— do find that. i think it'd be more shocking if it- 2t2t �*" 2 i think it'd be more shocking if it was actually tatte— more shocking if it was actually taae ta— more shocking if it was actually taae tn the— more shocking if it was actually done in the class,— more shocking if it was actually done in the class, you know, classroom assignment as opposed to classroom assignment as opposed ta going— classroom assignment as opposed ta going at— classroom assignment as opposed ta going at teast— classroom assignment as opposed to going at least at— classroom assignment as opposed to going at least at home. it's there-s— to going at least at home. it's ttete-s attyaey— to going at least at home. it's there's privacy. i— to going at least at home. it's there's privacy. i mean, these ate-at— there's privacy. i mean, these ate-at ttese— there's privacy. i mean, these are-of these this- there's privacy. i mean, these are of these this is one of are one of these this is one of these— are one of these this is one of these-that— are one of these this is one of these-that is-hopej these stories that is just hope tats— these stories that is just hope ttts taesa-t— these stories that is just hope this doesn't happen. ”t22..«t 2t2t this doesn't happen. i really do tape. — this doesn't happen. i really do tape. ta.— this doesn't happen. i really do hope ya we— this doesn't happen. i really do hope. no, we keep— this doesn't happen. i really do hope. no, we keep we- this doesn't happen. ”t22..«t 2t2t no, we keep we keep seeing hope. no, we keep we keep seeing these— hope. no, we keep we keep seeing these states— hope. no, we keep we keep seeing these stories because,— no, we keep we keep seeing these stories because, mean, these stories because, i mean, there-s— these stories because, i mean, tees-very- these stories because, i mean, ttete-s-vety tea- these stories because, i mean, there's very few sort there's no there's very few sort of-restrictions- there's no there's very few sort of restrictions around of rules and restrictions around sex—people. sex education. i think people tast— sex education. i think people astassae-— sex education. i think people just-assume in- sex education. i think people just assume in good just sort of assume in good tattt— just sort of assume in good tattt that— just sort of assume in good faith that the— just sort of assume in good faith that the people coming along— faith that the people coming ataae ta— faith that the people coming along ta ta— faith that the people coming along to do .are - faith that the people coming along to do are going to, you along to do it are going to, you know,— along to do it are going to, you treaty-t— along to do it are going to, you taata-tt taa- along to do it are going to, you know,-it too far. - along to do it are going to, you know, it too far. and know, not take it too far. and atvtaasty— know, not take it too far. and obviously with _ know, not take it too far. and obviously with gender ideology and att— obviously with gender ideology and all these— obviously with gender ideology and all these like weird , weird and all these like weird, weird tttags— and all these like weird, weird tastes-teat.— and all these like weird, weird things, know, you've got the things, you know, you've got the maps.— things, you know, you've got the maps. the— things, you know, you've got the maps, the minor— things, you know, you've got the maps, the minor attractor people and att— maps, the minor attractor people and at that— maps, the minor attractor people and all that sort— maps, the minor attractor people and all that sort of— maps, the minor attractor people and all that sort of stuff entering— and all that sort of stuff entering these these fears , entering these these fears, aetttag— entering these these fears, getting involved, influencing ttese— getting involved, influencing ttesetttags— getting involved, influencing these things. they're, you know, tteyte— these things. they're, you know, tteyte ttytaa— these things. they're, you know, tteyte ttytag ta— these things. they're, you know, they're trying to break down at— they're trying to break down at the— they're trying to break down some of the old—

they're trying to break down some of the old barriers. it teets— some of the old barriers. it teets ttte— some of the old barriers. it feels like i— some of the old barriers. it feels like i mean, some of the stat— feels like i mean, some of the statt aat— feels like i mean, some of the stuff and some— feels like i mean, some of the stuff and some of— feels like i mean, some of the stuff and some of the stuff just tset— stuff and some of the stuff just isn't scientifically— stuff and some of the stuff just isn't scientifically true. like aeaate— isn't scientifically true. like aeaate ae— isn't scientifically true. like people are taught that they can change— people are taught that they can change thet— people are taught that they can change their sex. _ people are taught that they can change their sex. you can't. that-s— change their sex. you can't. ttat-s a— change their sex. you can't. that's a biological thing. it's tetetmtaet— that's a biological thing. it's determined by— that's a biological thing. it's determined by your chromosomes. you-change— determined by your chromosomes. you-change yaat— determined by your chromosomes. you change your gender you can change your gender teaase— you can change your gender because that's,— you can change your gender because that's, you know, saaaaset — because that's, you know, saaaaset ta — because that's, you know, supposed to be- because that's, you know, supposed to be a social thing . supposed to be a social thing. watt.— supposed to be a social thing. watt. aeaate— supposed to be a social thing. well, people would— supposed to be a social thing. well, people would have- supposed to be a social thing. well, people would have they would debate that. but, i mean, you know , you can change what you know, you can change what you know, you can change what you identify as. you can change what— you identify as. you can change what yaa— you identify as. you can change what you identify— you identify as. you can change what you identify as.— 22“ ”at you can change what you identify as. but 22“. in. you can change what you identify as. but you cant— what you identify as. but you atas-— what you identify as. but you can't as a different can't identify as a different a tttteteat— can't identify as a different a different biological sex. 4;;._ different biological sex. you taeattty— different biological sex. you can identify as— different biological sex. you can identify as a— different biological sex. you can identify as a different you can identify as a different you can be a man that identifies as a woman. that's gender. yeah, tat— a woman. that's gender. yeah, tat thea— a woman. that's gender. yeah, but then .can't_ “ that's gender. yeah, but then can't change from but then you can't change from mate— but then you can't change from mate ta— but then you can't change from male to female. _ but then you can't change from male to female. \t2 but then you can't change from male to female. \2 male to female. no, that's not gender. no male to female. no, that's not getter. ta man— male to female. no, that's not gender. no man and- male to female. \2 o no man and woman male to female. \2 32 no man and woman is. gender. no man and woman is. change— gender. no man and woman is. change yaat— gender. no man and woman is. change your sex, can't you? you can't. you can't identify as a taa— can't. you can't identify as a vaa eat— can't. you can't identify as a man. you got to,— 22“ . you can't identify as a man. you got to, like, own a taattaa. — man. you got to, like, own a taattaa. taa— man. you got to, like, own a toolbox. you got.— man. you got to, like, own a toolbox. you got. i've been in a teat.— toolbox. you got. i've been in a fight aaa-ve— toolbox. you got. i've been in a fight taate eat— toolbox. you got. i've been in a fight. you've got to— toolbox. you got. i've been in a fight. you've got to buy a fridge-— fight. you've got to buy a fridge. there's— fight. you've got to buy a fridge. there's a lot of things yaate— fridge. there's a lot of things yaate aat— fridge. there's a lot of things yaate eat ta— fridge. there's a lot of things you've got to do— fridge. there's a lot of things you've got to do before you can eat— you've got to do before you can eat yaatsett— you've got to do before you can call yourself a— you've got to do before you can call yourself a man. i'm not a ttea— call yourself a man. i'm not a man. then the— call yourself a man. i'm not a man. then the point.- call yourself a man. i'm not a man. the point man. then the point. the point is, man. then the point. the point ts. .— man. then the point. the point ts. . am— man. then the point. the point ts. . am sa— man. then the point. the point ts. . am sa ata.— man. then the point. the point is, i am so old. this— man. then the point. the point is, i am so old. this is.- is, i am so old. this is. i aaa-t— is, i am so old. this is. i don't think. _ is, i am so old. this is. i don't think. i— is, i am so old. this is. i don't think. i don't even

remember having sex education atten— remember having sex education atea .— remember having sex education atea . aas— remember having sex education atea . a— remember having sex education when i was a kid.— remember having sex education when i was a kid. i— remember having sex education when i was a kid. i don't even remember people— when i was a kid. i don't even remember people having sex in the-tra— remember people having sex in tte-tm sa— remember people having sex in the-i'm so. yeah,- remember people having sex in the i'm so. yeah, exactly. the war. i'm so. yeah, exactly. it the war. i'm so. yeah, exactly. t was— the war. i'm so. yeah, exactly. tt sa— the war. i'm so. yeah, exactly. tt sa tang— the war. i'm so. yeah, exactly. it was so long ago.- the war. i'm so. yeah, exactly. it was so long ago. we had parthenogenesis. we didn't i've never-that— parthenogenesis. we didn't i've never-that term- parthenogenesis. we didn't i've never that term before. we never used that term before. we atas-t— never used that term before. we atta-t-ttta-t— never used that term before. we didn't-didn't have- never used that term before. we didn't didn't have sex. didn't have we didn't have sex. they— didn't have we didn't have sex. they—tatteal they hadn't invented rubber. thea— they hadn't invented rubber. ween—eat- they hadn't invented rubber. when—but the. they hadn't invented rubber.- when_but the cloth when i was a kid. but the cloth eaaamst ttey— when i was a kid. but the cloth condoms, they hadn't even they aate-t— condoms, they hadn't even they hadn't-started— hadn't even started importing taaaaas— hadn't even started importingj taaaaaste—t bananas into the country. i've got— bananas into the country. i've eat—ataat- bananas into the country. i'vei got—about sex. got someone know about sex. that-s— got someone know about sex. that a— got someone know about sex. that a teta— got someone know about sex. that's a weird teaching. - got someone know about sex. that's a weird teaching. someone about ever taught about sex. no one's ever taught me sex. i'm 37. yeah, and me about sex. i'm 37. yeah, and i still haven't been taught, so. right. it out in right. did you work it out in your own? yeah. anyway, moving on. your own? yeah. anyway, moving aaa—trees- your own? yeah. anyway, moving aa—ttmes aaa- your own? yeah. anyway, moving on._times now with| on. look. got the times now with some concerns— on. look. got the times now with some concerns that— on. look. got the times now with some concerns that pride is more ataat— some concerns that pride is more ataat eataatate— some concerns that pride is more about corporate money than hot some concerns that pride is more abou onirporate money than hot some concerns that pride is more abou on manite money than hot some concerns that pride is more abou on man actionley than hot some concerns that pride is more abou on man action now,|an hot some concerns that pride is more abou on man action now, louis.: man on man action now, louis. teat— man on man action now, louis. teat wett— man on man action now, louis. yeah well, hot— man on man action now, louis. yeah well, hot man— man on man action now, louis. yeah well, hot man . ii2“ man on man action now, louis. yeah well, hot man . m2“ 2.2“ yeah well, hot man. man action. ha.— yeah well, hot man. man action. hot, hot . anyway, big money fly, hot, hot. anyway, big money fly, guys. the flag at pride . but is, guys. the flag at pride. but is, i guess, pride losing its soul? corporate cash save the flagship lgbt event a decade ago. but this has not been without criticism. and what they're saying is, is that the first pride thing was started by peter tatchell, who was a guy that i've actually met. he's a

tremendous campaigner for stuff in southwark, my home borough . in southwark, my home borough. and this was like 50 years ago and this is 50 years ago. he's been doing it. he's one of the bravest, bravest people . and bravest, bravest people. and somehow now it's changed. and now they got they got £240,000. they've sold out from. well, they've they sold out in a good way because they got £240,000 from united airlines, you know, united. but then , i mean, are united. but then, i mean, are these— united. but then, i mean, are these corporations— “ .22 but then, i mean, are these corporations do you think these— these corporations do you think these corporations— these corporations do you think these corporations are coming in aat— these corporations are coming in and eat— these corporations are coming in and really believing the values ttey— and really believing the values they see— and really believing the values they see opportunity to they see an opportunity to attetttse— they see an opportunity to advertise ? _ they see an opportunity to advertise ? 22’s they see an opportunity to advertise ? 2&2; “2 they see an opportunity to- advertise ? see, the gay pound is advertise? see, the gay pound is strong right now, so they're just trying capitalise on just trying to capitalise on that. it is. they that. that's all it is. they don't about. there's don't really care about. there's a america called bud a company in america called bud light tried to like do something the and then the dylan mulvaney, and then they were they backtracked. they were losing money. all they care about the money really, or about is the money really, or the other to at it. the other way to look at it. junior, they junior, is that is that they aaa-t— junior, is that is that they aaa-t want— junior, is that is that they don't want to _ junior, is that is that they don't want to be they don't want the aegatte— don't want to be they don't want the negative of— don't want to be they don't want the negative of thing said teaase— the negative of thing said because they— the negative of thing said because they haven't given mey — money. they've been a known saaaattet— money. they've been a known smarter-tatt— money. they've been a known supporter lgbt, lgbtq+ supporter of lgbt, lgbtq+ whatever—

supporter of lgbt, lgbtq+ atatetet .— supporter of lgbt, lgbtq+ whatever , and _ supporter of lgbt, lgbtq+ whatever , and they're good guys. whatever, and they're good guys. so whatever, and they're good guys. sa tam-t— whatever, and they're good guys. sa tam-t tam-t— whatever, and they're good guys. so don't don't sue— whatever, and they're good guys. so don't don't sue us. don't tayeatt— so don't don't sue us. don't tayeatt as— so don't don't sue us. don't boycott us like— so don't don't sue us. don't boycott us like like what taaaemet— boycott us like like what happened with bud light? yeah. teat— happened with bud light? yeah. teat wete— happened with bud light? yeah. yeah we've seen— happened with bud light? yeah. yeah we've seen it. 3:22 “ yeah we've seen it. we've seen it backfire on other companies. i mean, target lost loss . i i mean, target lost loss. i think the share price, billions of dollars. yeah. what they what they— of dollars. yeah. what they what they wee— of dollars. yeah. what they what ttey doing— of dollars. yeah. what they what they were doing was— 2 2/22“ what they what they were doing was crazy ttaagt— they were doing was crazy ttaaat. tt— they were doing was crazy though. it was,— they were doing was crazy though. it was, it was crazy. so though. it was, it was crazy. sa ttey— though. it was, it was crazy. sa ttey tat. — though. it was, it was crazy. so they had, they— though. it was, it was crazy. so they had, they had- though. it was, it was crazy. so they had, they had lgbt clothes for kids. yeah . it's clothes for kids. yeah. it's ridiculous. _ clothes for kids. yeah. it's ridiculous. which is crazy. and more recently, wicks in this country, which sells like nails and hammers and things like that ceo out and he he ceo came out and he said he doesn't bigot buying the doesn't want a bigot buying the products . he just he just products. he just he just classified anybody who's, you know, doesn't follow gender ideology. anybody who's a feminist store, they're bringing out, you know , some some sex out, you know, some some sex change shears and scissors that will remove your genitalia . no, will remove your genitalia. no, but i mean, that could really harm them because the guy basically i mean, it shows how how removed corporate elites are from the people who actually shopin from the people who actually shop in their stores. he said,

oh, anybody who doesn't who isn't fully on board, if you don't up at the shop, we're don't turn up at the shop, we're in sparkly hot pants and on a rainbow float and the rest rainbow float and all the rest of it. then you know, you're some sort of and you're some sort of bigot and you're not here. i that's not welcome here. i mean, that's i'm paraphrasing but i'm paraphrasing slightly, but that basically what that was that was basically what it a bit dangerous to be it sounds a bit dangerous to be wearing when you're wearing hot pants when you're doing when you're doing spackling or when you're working with nails and woodworkers. yeah, a woodchip can woodworkers. yeah, a woodchip aaa-amywtete- woodworkers. yeah, a woodchip tam-amywtete - woodworkers. yeah, a woodchip. can _anywhere anyway, can fly. yeah. anywhere anyway, moving— can fly. yeah. anywhere anyway, mawma am— can fly. yeah. anywhere anyway, moving on, we've got the telegraph now in america has decided that positive discrimination isn't that positive. junior discrimination isn't that positive . junior us from the positive. junior us from the telegraph— positive. junior us from the telegraph here.— . junior us from the telegraph here. affirmative aettam— telegraph here. affirmative aettam ts— telegraph here. affirmative action is not— telegraph here. affirmative action is not fair. we cannot cure racism of— action is not fair. we cannot cure racism of the past with new amettea— cure racism of the past with new racism. america is— cure racism of the past with new racism. america is set to end aasttte— racism. america is set to end positive discrimination and amtetstttes— positive discrimination and universities just as it takes off universities just as it takes at m— universities just as it takes at m tte— universities just as it takes off in the uk.— universities just as it takes off in the uk. as a black man or a task— off in the uk. as a black man or a black identifying— off in the uk. as a black man or a black identifying man , i do a black identifying man, i do teet— a black identifying man, i do teet tte— a black identifying man, i do feel like affirmative action and taste— feel like affirmative action and positive discrimination . yeah, positive discrimination. yeah, it positive discrimination. yeah, tt was— positive discrimination. yeah, tt a— positive discrimination. yeah, tt a very— positive discrimination. yeah, it was a very positive thing, a very— it was a very positive thing, a very meessaty— it was a very positive thing, a very necessary at— it was a very positive thing, a very necessary at the time our past— very necessary at the time our past generations— very necessary at the time our past generations because as it tatter— past generations because as it matter tat— past generations because as it was harder for black people to get amywtete— was harder for black people to get anywhere in— was harder for black people to get anywhere in the uk , in

get anywhere in the uk, in amettea— get anywhere in the uk, in amettea. sa— get anywhere in the uk, in america. so i'm- get anywhere in the uk, in america. so i'm not sure about mett— america. so i'm not sure about ttett maw— america. so i'm not sure about mett tat— america. so i'm not sure about right now, but i— america. so i'm not sure about right now, but i do— america. so i'm not sure about right now, but i do feel like we tate— right now, but i do feel like we have ta— right now, but i do feel like we tawe ta pay— right now, but i do feel like we have to pay homage to our , our, have to pay homage to our, our, my tatetattets— have to pay homage to our, our, my forefathers who _ have to pay homage to our, our, my forefathers who went through a tat— my forefathers who went through a tat at— my forefathers who went through a lot of trials— my forefathers who went through a lot of trials and— my forefathers who went through a lot of trials and tribulation to a lot of trials and tribulation ta mate— a lot of trials and tribulation ta mate tt— a lot of trials and tribulation to make it easier— a lot of trials and tribulation to make it easier for people tte— to make it easier for people ttte me— to make it easier for people ttte me ta— to make it easier for people like me to make— to make it easier for people like me to make it in the uk and meta— like me to make it in the uk and amettea mett— like me to make it in the uk and america right now.— like me to make it in the uk and america right now. so i don't teet— america right now. so i don't teet .— america right now. so i don't teet . tam-t— america right now. so i don't feel i don't know— america right now. so i don't feel i don't know about affirmative _ feel i don't know about affirmative action part of discrimination. i don't really want— discrimination. i don't really want mat.— discrimination. i don't really want that. if— discrimination. i don't really want that. if i've— discrimination. i don't really want that. if i've got a job, if tm— want that. if i've got a job, if tm going— want that. if i've got a job, if tm going ta— want that. if i've got a job, if tm going ta tt— want that. if i've got a job, if i'm going to if i'm going for a job i'm going to if i'm going for a tat aeamst— i'm going to if i'm going for a job against the— i'm going to if i'm going for a job against the white man, if tes— job against the white man, if hes tte— job against the white man, if he's the better— job against the white man, if he's the better candidate, give mm— he's the better candidate, give ttm-tat. — he's the better candidate, give ttm-tat. .— he's the better candidate, give ttm-tat. ttast— he's the better candidate, give him job. i just want a cut him the job. i just want a cut off him the job. i just want a cut atthaees.— him the job. i just want a cut atthaees. .— him the job. i just want a cut off-wages. i want- him the job. i just want a cut off wages. i want i want i off his wages. i want i want i want— off his wages. i want i want i want we— off his wages. i want i want i want we we've we've seen with ttts— want we we've we've seen with ttts wete— want we we've we've seen with ttts see— want we we've we've seen with this we've seen this actually discriminates— this we've seen this actually discriminates against some ettmte— discriminates against some ethnic minorities. �*" ethnic minorities. so asians if mete-s— ethnic minorities. so asians if there's one of the plaintiffs in there's one of the plaintiffs in the case is john wang, i'm guessing he's scottish, but he he's an 18 year old. he's got amazing test scores. he's got the best exam results of pretty much anybody in america. and he's been turned down from all these places because the limiting the number of asian entries because so many asian

kids get these amazing scores . kids get these amazing scores. and what do you think i'm going to and what do you think i'm going ta say?— and what do you think i'm going ta saye .— and what do you think i'm going ta saye . ttmt— and what do you think i'm going to say? i think you're going to ttat— to say? i think you're going to see that badly. _ to say? i think you're going to see that badly. i— to say? i think you're going to see that badly. 23 ”22 see that badly. i totally agree with you. okay. i'm- see that badly. 22222 okay. i'm going to say with you. okay. i'm going to say that— with you. okay. i'm going to say ttat .— with you. okay. i'm going to say ttat . tam-t— with you. okay. i'm going to say ttat . tam-t .— with you. okay. i'm going to say that i don't i believe— okay. i'm going to say that i don't i believe that that aeaate— that i don't i believe that that aeaate staatt— that i don't i believe that that people should that any business or individual— people should that any business or individual should be allowed to or individual should be allowed ta set— or individual should be allowed ta set rates— or individual should be allowed to set rules and— or individual should be allowed to set rules and to— or individual should be allowed to set rules and to have a affirmative _ to set rules and to have a affirmative action wokeist only for affirmative action wokeist only tat ttaet— affirmative action wokeist only for black people,— affirmative action wokeist only for black people, though. i'm standing— for black people, though. i'm stamtma tat— for black people, though. i'm standing for black— for black people, though. i'm standing for black people. i'm saying if harvard university, wttet— saying if harvard university, wttet ts— saying if harvard university, wttet ts a— saying if harvard university, which is a private university matty— which is a private university watty wants— which is a private university motty wants to _ which is a private university motty wants to have an entire stass— motty wants to have an entire etass at— motty wants to have an entire class of - black - motty wants to have an entire class of black people and class of only black people and so class of only black people and sa ttem— class of only black people and sa ttem tat— class of only black people and so then but then— class of only black people and so then but then what's that going— so then but then what's that going ta— so then but then what's that going to create? �*ftt�*“2. going to create? what's of system? is that going to create when you go into hospital and you're going to think that any black person who becomes a surgeon or whatever going to surgeon or whatever is going to have mark, this have this question mark, this cloud hanging over them then cloud hanging over them and then saying, they just get saying, oh, did they just get this? might but this? that might happen, but tt-tt— this? that might happen, but tt-tt-ta— this? that might happen, but it'll-to harvard- 2:7’ that might happen, but it'll to harvard and 2:7 that might happen, but it'll to harvard and then it'll be up to harvard and then aeaate—tawaml people won't go to harvard teeaase— people won't go to harvard because they'll— people won't go to harvard because they'll you know because they'll say, you know what.— because they'll say, you know what-reatt- because they'll say, you know what,-really trust- what, i don't really trust tawaat— what, i don't really trust harvard. and— what, i don't really trust harvard. and at what, i don't really trust. harvard. and at-of what, i don't really trust- harvard. and at-of the harvard. and at the end of the day,— harvard. and at the end of the stay aeaate— harvard. and at the end of the day, people should be allowed to tate— day, people should be allowed to have tree— day, people should be allowed to have free association. they staatt— have free association. they. should _choose have free association. they- should _choose the should be allowed to choose the setaat— should be allowed to choose the setaat-wamt— should be allowed to choose the school _want to - should be allowed to choose the school-want to go - should be allowed to choose the school want to go to. school that they want to go to. t hey— school that they want to go to. ttey staatt— school that they want to go to. they should be— school that they want to go to. they should be able choose they should be able to choose the

they should be able to choose tte—tteyte- they should be able to choosei the _they've .the the people that they've got the qualifications— the people that they've got the qualifications into qualifications to get into tawaat— qualifications to get into harvard-and- qualifications to get into harvard. and equality qualifications to get into- harvard.-and equality we harvard. and if and equality we meet—yaate- harvard. and if and equality we meet—yaate aatl harvard. and if and equality we. need _you've got too need equality. if you've got too many asians or too many white people and not black people and not enough black people, have to a people, then you have to reach a certain quota. that's how certain quota. that's just how it is. so because they because ttey— it is. so because they because ttey want— it is. so because they because ttey wamt .— it is. so because they because they want i don't— . so because they because they want i don't think there meets— they want i don't think there needs-quotas. - they want i don't think there needs-quotas. i- they want i don't think there needs quotas. 2 they want i don't think there- needs-quotas. i mean, what needs to be quotas. i mean, what are going to introduce it in are we going to introduce it in football so that we've got the proportionate amount white proportionate amount of white people playing football? well, it good. yeah. yeah, it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, ttat-s— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, that what— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, that's what i'm— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, that's what i'm saying. �*" �*" that's what i'm saying. if, if, if that's what i'm saying. if, if, t ttey— that's what i'm saying. if, if, tt ttey want— that's what i'm saying. if, if, if they want to _ that's what i'm saying. if, if, if they want to have only black people and let's say a basketball or a football basketball team or a football team, let them it because and team, let them do it because and if along, that's if somebody comes along, that's a quyt if somebody comes along, that's a guy, that's better. a white guy, that's better. they're make the team, they're going to make the team, let stop the state from let people stop the state from minding people's let minding people's business. let them them. i minding people's business. let them them . i think we need them let them. i think we need to them let them. i think we need ta stat— them let them. i think we need to stop discrimination- them let them. i think we need to stop discrimination .- i think we need to stop discrimination . it's got to stop discrimination. it's got to stop discrimination. it's got taleaaattty— to stop discrimination. it's got taleaaattty amt— to stop discrimination. it's got to equality and just based on to be equality and just based on what— to be equality and just based on wtat yaa— to be equality and just based on wtat yaa am— to be equality and just based on what you can do— to be equality and just based on what you can do rather than what you what you can do rather than what yaa taat— what you can do rather than what yaa taat ate.— what you can do rather than what you look like, you've got to tet— you look like, you've got to ttet a— you look like, you've got to ttet a tax.— you look like, you've got to tick a box, though. “g 2“ tick a box, though. moving on. no.— tick a box, though. moving on. wa-ttettme— tick a box, though. moving on. no,-ticking. anyway,- no, no. box ticking. anyway, matte— no, no. box ticking. anyway, mawme am— no, no. box ticking. anyway, moving on. we've the moving on. we've got the teteetaat— moving on. we've got the telegraph reporting another telegraph reporting on another tatateam—ai european country turning to a matt— european country turning to a meat wing— european country turning to a right wing party— european country turning to a right wing party to fix the mess mate— right wing party to fix the mess made-liberals.— right wing party to fix the mess made liberals. yeah , made by liberals. louis yeah, wett— made by liberals. louis yeah, wett. ttts— made by liberals. louis yeah, well, this-totally- made by liberals. louis yeah, well, this totally expected. well, this is totally expected. ttts— well, this is totally expected. ttts-tte— well, this is totally expected. this .the telegraph - well, this is totally expected.

this .the telegraph that. this is in the telegraph that macron, macron . he's a. macron. macron, macron. he's a. macron. macron, macron. he's a. macron. macron grown . i don't speak macron grown. i don't speak french facing political tsunami . i spoke japanese that's japanese as voters turned to marine le pen , who's who is the marine le pen, who's who is the leader of the hard right, what is it called? national rally? national rally, which i think rally is not really . it seems rally is not really. it seems like a car race.— rally is not really. it seems like a car race. yeah- rally is not really. it seems like a car race. yeah - ”222 it seems like a car race. yeah ' 2 . like a car race. yeah and it says— like a car race. yeah and it says patt— like a car race. yeah and it says poll suggests that steady growth in support for the hard right leader with the president's own mp warning constituencies are for going like dominoes and it says that in france, 77% of the population, total population think the country is going to hell and 92% of the people who are on the far right think the country's going to hell. he's a bit of a mess and it- 2 32 “g he's a bit of a mess and it seems f 32 g he's a bit of a mess and it seems like n-s— bit of a mess and it seems like n-s a— bit of a mess and it seems like n-s a mess.— bit of a mess and it seems like n-s a — bit of a mess and it seems like it's a mess. well,— bit of a mess and it seems like it's a mess. will it's a mess. well, this is what happened when were striking and why in in protesting? well, this this is what— why in in protesting? well, this this is what surprised- " " "g? well, this this is what surprised me, because yee— this is what surprised me, because, you know, for years we — because, you know, for years we eese— because, you know, for years we eese why— because, you know, for years i've done why i'm- because, you know, for years i've done why i'm laughing. but they-ve— i've done why i'm laughing. but they-venee— i've done why i'm laughing. but they've-an issue— i've done why i'm laughing. but they've an issue with they've had an issue with unfettered— they've had an issue with unfettered - i l they've had an issue with- unfettered-i mean, unfettered migration. i mean, the—thanl

unfettered migration. i mean,- ehe—ehen the the much, much larger than the sen— the much, much larger than the sort ef— the much, much larger than the sort of illegal— the much, much larger than the sort of illegal immigration we get inse— sort of illegal immigration we get into the— sort of illegal immigration we get into the uk— sort of illegal immigration we get into the uk and also immigration— get into the uk and also immigration from from places with— immigration from from places with teeth— immigration from from places with really cultural distant veuesi— with really cultural distant values, which _ with really cultural distant values, which has resulted in, you— values, which has resulted in, you thew,— values, which has resulted in, you know, islamist terror attests— you know, islamist terror attacks .— you know, islamist terror attacks . there's a bataclan and attacks. there's a bataclan and targe— attacks. there's a bataclan and various large scale— attacks. there's a bataclan and various large scale horrific things— various large scale horrific thihes .— various large scale horrific things. i— various large scale horrific things. i mean,- various large scale horrific things. i mean, just the other day— things. i mean, just the other day there— things. i mean, just the other tay there was— things. i mean, just the other day there was the stabbing in the path— day there was the stabbing in the path the— day there was the stabbing in the park, the guy stabbing the tettiets— the park, the guy stabbing the toddlers. but— the park, the guy stabbing the toddlers. but everybody seemed toddlers. but everybody seemed to tast— toddlers. but everybody seemed to test accept— toddlers. but everybody seemed to just accept that, that but when— to just accept that, that but when macron— to just accept that, that but when macron raised the retirement— when macron raised the retirement age from 62 to 64, which— retirement age from 62 to 64, which ish-t— retirement age from 62 to 64, which isn't even— retirement age from 62 to 64, which isn't even that high, ewewhctw— which isn't even that high, ewewhctw was— which isn't even that high, everybody was like, oh, what? this— everybody was like, oh, what? this is— everybody was like, oh, what? this is the— everybody was like, oh, what? this is the last— everybody was like, oh, what? this is the last straw. oh, my cat.— this is the last straw. oh, my set. i— this is the last straw. oh, my set. i was— this is the last straw. oh, my god. i was fighting with that. i tightne— god. i was fighting with that. i was fighting with— god. i was fighting with that. i was fighting with the terror. hat— was fighting with the terror. hat yew-e— was fighting with the terror. but you're going to make me work a tittie— but you're going to make me work aiittielchcte. — but you're going to make me work a little-more. well,- but you're going to make me work a little more. �*ft�*2ll 22 a little bit more. well, do you know what is? i think people know what it is? i think people are just shows people are are it just shows people are willing to put up with terrorism for retirement. they're for an early retirement. they're willing to be knifed. but she lose election, lose last in the last election, she before she yeah she she she ran before she yeah she has she's she's steadily has and she's she's steadily been been increasing her share of vote. her party's share of the vote. her party's share of the vote. her party's share cat-wate— of the vote. her party's share ct-wcte. sc— of the vote. her party's share of-vote. so and- of the vote. her party's share of-vote. so and it- her party's share of vote. so and it looks of the vote. so and it looks tite— of the vote. so and it looks iite wea— of the vote. so and it looks like you know— of the vote. so and it looks like you know finally they're going— like you know finally they're cache to — like you know finally they're cache to get— like you know finally they're going to get over that hurdle

aha— going to get over that hurdle aht pessihiw— going to get over that hurdle and possibly get— going to get over that hurdle and possibly get into power. as we've seen we've— and possibly get into power. as we've seen we've seen more right.— we've seen we've seen more tight—tight- we've seen we've seen morei tight—tight wihg right. traditionally right wing patties. — right. traditionally right wing patties. nect— right. traditionally right wing parties. 2 parties. i'm not talking about what's , right? hard. what's hard, right? hard. right. hard. is sort of a right. hard. right. is sort of a centrist— right. hard. right. is sort of a cehttist party— right. hard. right. is sort of a centrist party from about 20 wears— centrist party from about 20 years age— centrist party from about 20 years age is— centrist party from about 20 years ago is basically what hard right— years ago is basically what hard right eahs— years ago is basically what hard right means now.— years ago is basically what hard right means now. but you know, in sweteh— right means now. but you know, in sweden, germany, italy, spain as wett— in sweden, germany, italy, spain as weit .— in sweden, germany, italy, spain as weit , i— in sweden, germany, italy, spain as well , i think— in sweden, germany, italy, spain as well, i think the vox party there— as well, i think the vox party there .— as well, i think the vox party there , were— as well, i think the vox party there , we're seeing a lot of there, we're seeing a lot of waterw— there, we're seeing a lot of ww“)! right— there, we're seeing a lot of properly right wing parties as chhcset— properly right wing parties as capeset te— properly right wing parties as capeset to the— properly right wing parties as opposed to the conservative party— opposed to the conservative party heie. — opposed to the conservative party here. well— opposed to the conservative party here. well it's just a iahcw— party here. well it's just a iahcw patty— party here. well it's just a labour party essentially. thew-te— labour party essentially. they're becoming more popular. way— they're becoming more popular. twew tag— they're becoming more popular. twew tag has— they're becoming more popular. twew tag has its— they're becoming more popular. every dog has its day— they're becoming more popular. every dog has its day and- every dog has its day and eventually it doesn't last forever . you know, the left forever. you know, the left doesn't stay in power forever. yeah, you know, she's she's a female. wasn't a female in le hen.— female. wasn't a female in le heh. — female. wasn't a female in le heh. yeah.— female. wasn't a female in le pen. yeah. she's— female. wasn't a female in le pen. yeah. she's the- female. wasn't a female in le pen. yeah. she's the she's the sounds like a sort of containment unit for dolphins. marine le pen. anyway, moving on. marine le pen. anyway, moving that-s— marine le pen. anyway, moving was it— marine le pen. anyway, moving on. that's it for— marine le pen. anyway, moving on. that's it for this section. hat— on. that's it for this section. hat th— on. that's it for this section. hat in cw— on. that's it for this section. but in our section, we've but in our final section, we've got— but in our final section, we've eatlhah— but in our final section, we've ectlhah ch— but in our final section, we've gotlban on bikinis- but in our final section, we've got ban on bikinis in the got a ban on bikinis in the schaci— got a ban on bikinis in the schcai wh— got a ban on bikinis in the school run. a— got a ban on bikinis in the school run. a good reason to get caematet. — school run. a good reason to get cremated. .because- cremated. and because it's tathei-s— cremated. and because it's tathei-s haw— cremated. and because it's father's day, we've got some tat-s— father's day, we've got some tat-s jokes— father's day, we've got some dad's jokes anyway. see you .

soon- welcome seah- welcome back sach— welcome back to seah— welcome back to headliners. we-we— welcome back to headliners. we-we gat— welcome back to headliners. we-we get the— welcome back to headliners. we've got the star kicking thihes— we've got the star kicking thihgs att— we've got the star kicking things off with— we've got the star kicking things off with a good reason not te— things off with a good reason hat to get— things off with a good reason not to get cremated. lewis. yeah— not to get cremated. lewis. yeah wett— not to get cremated. lewis. yeah weit .— not to get cremated. lewis. yeah, well , because. 2 yeah, well, because. because a woman can't. woman who came back to life and she knocked on the coffin . i mean, the story is coffin. i mean, the story is basically that there was that they buried a live woman and she was in she was in a coffin for four hours. and then she banged on the coffin, banged on the coffin in the ground. it wasn't in the ground. they were they were about to take the body out and change and change what she was and this is like was wearing. and this is like one of those typical british stories it's stories where they tell you it's all way 4 or 5 paragraphs all the way 4 or 5 paragraphs down where this happened. it makes it like happened makes it seem like it happened in yeah. or peckham, in strimmer. yeah. or peckham, where live. so you're where i live. so you're thinking, happened. no, thinking, oh, it happened. no, it happened ecuador, so it happened in ecuador, so obviously happens obviously probably happens a lot. probably happens a lot. and she it's like she was 76 years old. it's like in monty python thing. in the monty python thing. bring out know, the out your dead, you know, the one. out your dead. you

one. bring out your dead. you know, remember you're too know, remember this. you're too young. you're too young. young. no, you're too young. bhng young. no, you're too young. bring dead. and i'm not bring out your dead. and i'm not dead. i'm not dead. you will be dead. i'm not dead. you will be dead. about. it's them on dead. it's about. it's them on the with some covid. and the head with some covid. and like in this country. that's very scary, though. - c " 22 that's very scary, though. imagine tethe— very scary, though. imagine beingla_ very scary, though. imagine beingla-in- very scary, though. imagine beingla-in your. being in a funeral in your heischai— being in a funeral in your personal would. personal coffin. i would. i wawit— personal coffin. i would. i would need— personal coffin. i would. i would need some counselling and therapy— would need some counselling and some therapy because they came out some therapy because they came eat them — some therapy because they came out from .dead. _ some therapy because they came out from dead. " out from the dead. i mean, this is paralysis is every sleep paralysis nightmare ever had. nightmare i've ever had. getting like buried in getting like buried alive in a cath— getting like buried alive in a coffin. that's— getting like buried alive in a coffin. that's nightmare . so coffin. that's a nightmare. so anyway,— coffin. that's a nightmare. so anyway, chewing— coffin. that's a nightmare. so anyway, moving on. we've got the times—hat- anyway, moving on. we've got the times—bad news- anyway, moving on. we've got the times—bad news fori times now, and it's bad news for tats— times now, and it's bad news for tatslthe— times now, and it's bad news for dads-the school— times now, and it's bad news for dads-the school run.- times now, and it's bad news for dads the school run. there's dads in the school run. there's a tan— dads in the school run. there's a hahlchwchs— dads in the school run. there's a ban mums wearing bikinis a ban on mums wearing bikinis aha— a ban on mums wearing bikinis and tightne— a ban on mums wearing bikinis and tightihg at— a ban on mums wearing bikinis and fighting at the school gates.— and fighting at the school gates-eh- and fighting at the school gates. oh yeah, no gates. junior oh yeah, no hitihis— gates. junior oh yeah, no hitihis at— gates. junior oh yeah, no bikinis at the— gates. junior oh yeah, no bikinis at the school gates or tweetihe— bikinis at the school gates or tweeting about— bikinis at the school gates or tweeting about teachers. the new rates— tweeting about teachers. the new rates tat— tweeting about teachers. the new rules for parents. so nick hern wants to crack down on parents smoking, drinking, fighting, swearing and wearing inappropriate on school inappropriate clothing on school premises teachers inappropriate clothing on school pre social teachers inappropriate clothing on school pre social media teachers inappropriate clothing on school presocial media and teachers inappropriate clothing on school presocial media and thisteachers inappropriate clothing on school presocial media and this and iers on social media and this and other. i want to dress like other. if i want to dress like a homeless dude or whatever, take my to school. that's my daughter to school. that's my problem. allowed to problem. i should be allowed to do that. yeah, but you shouldn't have— do that. yeah, but you shouldn't have-tet— do that. yeah, but you shouldn't have-tat this— do that. yeah, but you shouldn't have _for this show. - have done it for this show. yeah.— have done it for this show. yeah. this— have done it for this show. yeah, this-me—

have done it for this show. yeah, this-me dressed. have done it for this show. /2.52�* 2 yeah, this is me dressed up, but. yeah, but wearing bikinis. that-s— yeah, but wearing bikinis. that's inappropriate because young— that's inappropriate because young-watching- that's inappropriate because young watching and stuff young kids watching and stuff like young kids watching and stuff hike-tittie— young kids watching and stuff like-little boys- young kids watching and stuff like little boys can be like that, little boys can be a bit:— like that, little boys can be a bit, uncomfortable to have you twhihe— bit, uncomfortable to have you turning up— bit, uncomfortable to have you turning up te— bit, uncomfortable to have you turning up to the— bit, uncomfortable to have you turning up to the school gates in a— turning up to the school gates in a bikini. — turning up to the school gates in a bikini. that's— turning up to the school gates in a bikini. that's just for hitihis— in a bikini. that's just for hitihis .— in a bikini. that's just for bikinis. bikini.- in a bikini. that's just for bikinis. bikini. i'm assuming it's bikinis. bikini. i'm assuming its a— bikinis. bikini. i'm assuming it-s a-tch.— bikinis. bikini. i'm assuming it-s a-tch. het- bikinis. bikini. i'm assuming it's a-top, not a- bikinis. bikini. i'm assuming it's a top, not a full it's a bikini top, not a full tithi— it's a bikini top, not a full bikini. right.— it's a bikini top, not a full bikini. right. but it's kind of it-iast— bikini. right. but it's kind of it-last week,- bikini. right. but it's kind of it-last week, so- bikini. right. but it's kind of it last week, so maybe it was hot last week, so maybe techie— it was hot last week, so maybe techie-caching. - it was hot last week, so maybe people coming. m5; it was hot last week, so maybe- people-coming. maybe. maybe people were coming. maybe. maybe the mom is going into the sex education i'm your education class. yeah i'm your homework. i'm your homework . homework. i'm your homework. bring— homework. i'm your homework. bring that banana kiss . bring out that banana kiss. okay, moving on. we've got the cheat— okay, moving on. we've got the meal now. and— okay, moving on. we've got the meal now. and dad- okay, moving on. we've got the meal now. ' 5"2 okay, moving on. we've got the meal now. ' 2 meal now. and dad jokes are good for you. it's. oh, you know what? i've been so good. i read all what? i've been so good. i read at the— what? i've been so good. i read all the stories— what? i've been so good. i read all the stories and— what? i've been so good. i read all the stories and i— , i've been so good. i read all the stories and i got a teeiihe— all the stories and i got a feeling there— all the stories and i got a feeling there are some, like, really— feeling there are some, like, really twhhw— feeling there are some, like, really funny jokes in this category.— really funny jokes in this category. yeah. and i know i sat.— category. yeah. and i know i sait. why— category. yeah. and i know i sat. why tit— category. yeah. and i know i said, why did a— category. yeah. and i know i said, why did a balloon go near the heetiee— said, why did a balloon go near the needle? he— said, why did a balloon go near the needle? he wanted to be a p0p— the needle? he wanted to be a has stat.— the needle? he wanted to be a has stat. why— the needle? he wanted to be a p0p star- why did_ the needle? he wanted to be a pop star. why did the why did the tact— pop star. why did the why did the duck what— pop star. why did the why did the duck what did the duck do when— the duck what did the duck do when he— the duck what did the duck do when he teat— the duck what did the duck do when he read these jokes? he when he read all these jokes? he ciactet— when he read all these jokes? he sachet—stap- when he read all these jokes? hei cracked—stop telling cracked up. can you stop telling us comedy sets mean people us your comedy sets mean people can and you at a comedy can come and see you at a comedy club? if you what is the actual story? the actual story is why

you— story? the actual story is why you shcwith-t— 223?” the actual story is why you shouldn't divulge the quote. dad you shouldn't divulge the quote. hat jokes-_ you shouldn't divulge the quote. hat takes. this— you shouldn't divulge the quote. dad jokes. this father's day scientists— dad jokes. this father's day scientists say— dad jokes. this father's day scientists say your man gags dad jokes. this father's day scie i'mts say your man gags dad jokes. this father's day scie i'm an ay your man gags dad jokes. this father's day scie i'm an old our man gags dad jokes. this father's day sciei'm an old man man gags dad jokes. this father's day scie i'm an old man andian gags dad jokes. this father's day scie i'm an old man and in gags dad jokes. this father's day sciei'm an old man and i guess. and i'm an old man and i guess yew-e— and i'm an old man and i guess yew-e ah cit— and i'm an old man and i guess you're an old-to— and i'm an old man and i guess you're an old to your kid. you're an old man to your kid. that-s— you're an old man to your kid. that-s-chiit. — you're an old man to your kid. that's-child. yeah.- you're an old man to your kid. that's child. yeah. i mean, that's my child. yeah. i mean, you— that's my child. yeah. i mean, you see— that's my child. yeah. i mean, you weane— that's my child. yeah. i mean, you seem young to me, but maybe waite— you seem young to me, but maybe wawte att— you seem young to me, but maybe wawte ait that— you seem young to me, but maybe you're old that they— you seem young to me, but maybe you're old that they say are eaae— you're old that they say are gaat tai— you're old that they say are good for-and- you're old that they say are good for and here they're you're old that they say are good for you. and here they're you're old that they say are good for you. they�*iere they're you're old that they say are good for you. they basically re you're old that they say are good for you. they basically say hat— good for you. they basically say hat-impaitaht- good for you. they basically say dad-important in- dad jokes are important in helping— dad jokes are important in helping-learn- dad jokes are important in helping learn to helping children learn to be embarrassed,— helping children learn to be embarrassed, harassed their embarrassed, harassed by their parents.— embarrassed, harassed by their parents. -thew- embarrassed, harassed by their parents. they actually parents. so they they actually think— parents. so they they actually think-yaw— parents. so they they actually think-you going- parents. so they they actually think you going out of your think that you going out of your way— think that you going out of your way-embarrass— think that you going out of your way embarrass your child way to embarrass your child is eaae— way to embarrass your child is eaat tai— way to embarrass your child is gaat tat yaw— way to embarrass your child is good for your child when the truth — good for your child when the truth is— good for your child when the truth is .— good for your child when the truth is . as— good for your child when the truth is , as a— good for your child when the truth is , as a parent, you can't truth is, as a parent, you can't help— truth is, as a parent, you can't heia hat— truth is, as a parent, you can't heta hat hat— truth is, as a parent, you can't help but not embarrass them . do help but not embarrass them. do embarrass. i'll— help but not embarrass them. do embarrass. i'll do— help but not embarrass them. do embarrass. .. 22 help but not embarrass them. do embarrass. .2 2 embarrass. i'll do that dancing that embarrasses my dad, dancing. that's really embarrassing. but these i hate dad jokes i'm an artist. dad jokes because i'm an artist. i'm comedian, i'm an artist. i'm a comedian, i'm an artist. and i write carefully crafted jokes. jokes are just jokes. and these jokes are just beneath me. i think i even want to them. they're just to read them. they're just terrible some of terrible jokes. well, some of these— terrible jokes. well, some of these hates.— terrible jokes. well, some of these jokes, they— terrible jokes. well, some of these jokes, they just- well, some of these jokes, they just didn't chate— these jokes, they just didn't make any— these jokes, they just didn't make any sense— these jokes, they just didn't make any sense me. it's like, make any sense to me. it's like, what— make any sense to me. it's like, what tit— make any sense to me. it's like, what did michael— make any sense to me. it's like, what did michael jackson call his tehich— what did michael jackson call his denim store— what did michael jackson call his denim store ?_ what did michael jackson call his denim store ? billy jeans. his denim store? billy jeans. tite— his denim store? billy jeans. iite tast— his denim store? billy jeans. like just because it's got jeans in like just because it's got jeans ih ite— like just because it's got jeans in it yeah.— like just because it's got jeans in it? yeah, because that's the sahe. — in it? yeah, because that's the sahe. hat— in it? yeah, because that's the sahg. hat its— in it? yeah, because that's the song. but it's like— in it? yeah, because that's the song. but it's like if it was saiiw— song. but it's like if it was satiw ieahs—

song. but it's like if it was sally jeans or— song. but it's like if it was sally jeans or something, is it setting— sally jeans or something, is it settihg ieahs— sally jeans or something, is it selling jeans like— sally jeans or something, is it selling jeans like billie jeans? aha— selling jeans like billie jeans? what i— selling jeans like billie jeans? aht i tet— selling jeans like billie jeans? and i bet somewhere- selling jeans like billie jeans? and i bet somewhere in- selling jeans like billie jeans? and i bet somewhere in america there's a shop called billie jean. so it's not even a joke. it's probably serious. yeah i have joke. here's my dad have one dad joke. here's my dad joke. a chicken eggs brown? joke. why a chicken eggs brown? i because come i don't know. because they come out the chickens bottom. out of the chickens bottom. that's okay. that's okay. we've all got 30s. but please,- we've all got 30s. but please, myself .iwst— all got 30s. but please, myself be ten— all got 30s. but please, myself .iwst teii as— all got 30s. but please, myself , just tell us quickly about these— , just tell us quickly about these robots— , just tell us quickly about these robots being banned from entering— these robots being banned from entering music— these robots being banned from entering music awards. i mean, ateswchahiw— entering music awards. i mean, presumably that's— entering music awards. i mean, presumably that's until the chats— presumably that's until the robots take— presumably that's until the robots take over. junior yeah , robots take over. junior yeah, itahats. — robots take over. junior yeah, itahats. okay— robots take over. junior yeah, itahats. otaw .— robots take over. junior yeah, robots. 2 robots take over. junior yeah,- robots. okay . grammys are banned robots. okay. grammys are banned in i entrance artificial intelligence entrance . so intelligence entrance. so apparently there's ai music. now, i'm not really too involved in this situation. i don't really know. i read the article, but i'm kind of scared of ai because i used to watch a lot of terminator movies. so yeah, this is the first step. i think is like the first step. i think in terminator movies, some in the terminator movies, some robot a grammy or robot did win a grammy or something that. ithought, something like that. i thought, well, i something like that. i thought, weii.-i cauti— well, maybe i could do guns. yeah.— well, maybe i could do guns. veah. aha— well, maybe i could do guns. yeah. and then— well, maybe i could do guns. yeah. and then it— well, maybe i could do guns. yeah. and then it was- well, maybe i could do guns. yeah. and then it was the- well, maybe i could do guns. yeah. and then it was the end of the world. so yeah, i think it's a good thing that we're banning. i be banned from

i should be banned from everything. be everything. could it be comedians well? taking comedians soon as well? taking our taking our jobs, then our jobs. taking our jobs, then robots anyway, show is robots safe. anyway, the show is nearly— robots safe. anyway, the show is heaiiw — robots safe. anyway, the show is hearty sa— robots safe. anyway, the show is nearly over, so let's— anyway, the show is nearly over, so let's take ahathei—atl nearly over, so let's take- another_ at monday's another quick look at monday's tant— another quick look at monday's ttaht pages.— another quick look at monday's front pages-mail- another quick look at monday's front pages. mail has front pages. the daily mail has haht— front pages. the daily mail has haht tatt— front pages. the daily mail has haht tait ta— front pages. the daily mail has bank told to wait— front pages. the daily mail has bank told to wait before imaasihg— bank told to wait before imposing another rate hike. the ieiegaahh— imposing another rate hike. the telegraph leads— imposing another rate hike. the telegraph leads with. i'll push ashae— telegraph leads with. i'll push onshore wind— telegraph leads with. i'll push onshore wind to— telegraph leads with. i'll push onshore wind to hit hit net that-s— onshore wind to hit hit net zero. that's keir- onshore wind to hit hit net zero. that's keir starmer . the zero. that's keir starmer. the chattiah— zero. that's keir starmer. the guardian has— zero. that's keir starmer. the guardian has pressure on sunak as het— guardian has pressure on sunak as chet hatice— guardian has pressure on sunak as met police consider latest partygate— as met police consider latest partygate video.— as met police consider latest partygate video. the times have hiitaih-s— partygate video. the times have hiitaih-s ta— partygate video. the times have britain's to be— partygate video. the times have britain's to be priority on cawhcii— britain's to be priority on council house— britain's to be priority on council house lists. the express has— council house lists. the express has taxpayer— council house lists. the express has taxpayer will— council house lists. the express has taxpayer will not foot the hit— has taxpayer will not foot the hiti tai— has taxpayer will not foot the bill for mortgage— has taxpayer will not foot the bill for mortgage bailout and tihaiiw— bill for mortgage bailout and tihaiiw the— bill for mortgage bailout and finally, the daily star has the great— finally, the daily star has the great teet— finally, the daily star has the great beer robbery. and those were your front— great beer robbery. and those were your front pages. and that-s— were your front pages. and thats ati— were your front pages. and that's all we— were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. can we wave? thank— that's all we have time for. can we wave? thank you to my guests, witt— we wave? thank you to my guests, with schettei— we wave? thank you to my guests, will scheffer and— we wave? thank you to my guests, will scheffer and junior booker. aha— will scheffer and junior booker. aht wete— will scheffer and junior booker. and we're back— will scheffer and junior booker. and we're back tomorrow at 11 am.— and we're back tomorrow at 11 aah-ham- and we're back tomorrow at 11 p.m.-howie nick- and we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. howie nick dixon pm. with josh howie nick dixon and p.m. with josh howie nick dixon aha-te— p.m. with josh howie nick dixon aha-te wit.— pm. with josh howie nick dixon and-de wit..you're- and chris de wit. if you're watching— and chris de wit. if you're watching at— and chris de wit. if you're watching at 5— and chris de wit. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast— watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast .—

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