dampier, along with the and phil dampier, along with the meghan drama. they're going to be prince be discussing the prince william took the shine off the took some of the shine off the king's trooping the king's historic trooping the colour also way in the colour also on the way in the most disturbing example yet of gender extremism taking over our schools. a teacher laid into their 13 year old pupil for refusing to accept that their classmate kate could identify as a cat . vera classmate kate could identify as a cat. vera baird you . you just a cat. vera baird you. you just really upset someone in the home saying things like should be in an asylum .7 or should they say if an asylum? or should they say if they want to attend fights house, then they're like genuinely unwrapped. laurence fox will respond— genuinely unwrapped. laurence fox will respond to— genuinely unwrapped. laurence fox will respond to the- 931. 3: laurence fox will respond to the rest of that— fox will respond to the rest of that terrifying _ fox will respond to the rest of that terrifying clip as he advises— that terrifying clip as he advises what— that terrifying clip as he advises what parents can do to protect— advises what parents can do to protect their— advises what parents can do to protect their children from this insane ideology— protect their children from this insane ideology ._ protect their children from this insane ideology . and as the boss insane ideology. and as the boss of wicks— insane ideology. and as the boss of wicks says,— insane ideology. and as the boss of wicks says, customers with trans— of wicks says, customers with trans critical— of wicks says, customers with trans critical views are bigots who— trans critical views are bigots who are— trans critical views are bigots who not— trans critical views are bigots who are not welcome in their sores-t— who are not welcome in their sores-t hts— who are not welcome in their sstsst hts ts— who are not welcome in their stores. has he consigned the company— stores. has he consigned the company to— stores. has he consigned the company to the— stores. has he consigned the company to the same fate as woke tut— company to the same fate as woke tut ttgtt— company to the same fate as woke tut ttgtt 7— company to the same fate as woke bud light 7 fleet— company to the same fate as woke bud light ? fleet street legend bud light? fleet street legend tstvttt— bud light? fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie takes a hammer

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trying to decide and they have been for the last few hours as well, whether or not to sanction the former prime minister that's after the privileges committee last week found he repeatedly misled the house of commons. number ten says rishi sunak is skipping the debate because he doesn't want to influence the decision of mps. saw penny decision of mps. we saw penny mordaunt out earlier on ratifying that decision of the privileges committee and we also saw earlier on this afternoon the former prime minister theresa may, saying the report would be a small but important step. she said, in restoring people's trust in politics, i will vote in favour of the report of the privileges committee iurge report of the privileges committee i urge all members of this committee i urge all members of ttts wowss— committee i urge all members of ttts house to— committee i urge all members of this house to do— committee i urge all members of this house to do so— committee i urge all members of this house to do so ,_ committee i urge all members of this house to do so , to- i urge all members of this house to do so , to uphold this house to do so, to uphold stttttttts— this house to do so, to uphold stttttttts tn— this house to do so, to uphold standards in public life, to stow— standards in public life, to stow ttot— standards in public life, to show that we— standards in public life, to show that we all recognise the tospotsttttttw— show that we all recognise the responsibility we _ show that we all recognise the responsibility we have to the pootto— responsibility we have to the wow! wo — responsibility we have to the people we serve,— responsibility we have to the people we serve, and to help to tostoto— people we serve, and to help to restore faith— people we serve, and to help to restore faith in— people we serve, and to help to restore faith in our— restore faith in our parliamentary democracy .

restore faith in our— parliamentary democracy . well, parliamentary democracy. well, tot-s— parliamentary democracy. well, tot-s ttttg— parliamentary democracy. well, tot-s tttng vou— parliamentary democracy. well, tot-s tttng you up— parliamentary democracy. well, let's bring you up to— parliamentary democracy. well, let's bring you up to date now on what's happening in the north atlantic. there's been a breaking news story developing throughout the afternoon . we can throughout the afternoon. we can tell you one british man is believed to be one of five people on board a submarine. that's gone missing on its way to see the famous titanic wreckage in the north atlantic . wreckage in the north atlantic. the us tour firm ocean gate has confirmed one of its vessels and its crew are missing in the nonh its crew are missing in the north atlantic . and we know also north atlantic. and we know also from gb news investigations this afternoon, a man posted on social media asking for his prayers for his stepfather , prayers for his stepfather, captain hamish hardy , saying the captain hamish hardy, saying the pilot who owns an aviation company , he wrote on instagram, company, he wrote on instagram, just us today saying he'd be taking part in a dive to the wreckage today. these are the pictures if you're watching on television that he posted just yesterday . we understand tickets yesterday. we understand tickets for that submersible to go down and look at the titanic cost just under £200,000 a person.

the coastguard lost contact with the vessel around an hour and 45 minutes into to the dive . we do minutes into to the dive. we do know, though, that it has 96 hours of life support available for a crew of five. so we're keeping tabs on that story for you throughout the evening here on gb news. now, in other news today, police have broken up an albanian gang that allegedly brought migrants into the uk on small boats . three members of small boats. three members of the crime group were arrested early on this morning . and if early on this morning. and if you're watching on television, you're watching on television, you can see those officers from the national crime agency executing those arrest warrants. gb news understands the group has been charging migrants more than £7,000 a crossing . now, than £7,000 a crossing. now, king charles has attended his first service for the order of the garter today as monarch thousand of people gathered outside windsor castle to catch a glimpse of his majesty alongside queen camilla outside saint george's chapel. the prince and princess of wales

also in attendance, 800 guests ianed. also in attendance, 800 guests invited . we can see former prime invited. we can see former prime minister tony blair there on the steps of saint george's chapel. but conspicuous by his absence, shall we say, the duke of york not there, despite being a member of the order of the garter you're up to date on tv , garter you're up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel the persecution of boris johnson made it to the house of commons today. the opposition teamed up wttt— today. the opposition teamed up wttt tow— today. the opposition teamed up wttt tow wets— today. the opposition teamed up with tory wets and— : the opposition teamed up with tory wets and remoaners , with tory wets and remoaners, wto— with tory wets and remoaners, wto tows— with tory wets and remoaners, wto tows tong— with tory wets and remoaners, who have long coveted an oppottwttw— who have long coveted an opportunity to_ who have long coveted an opportunity to finish the oottttsot— opportunity to finish the political career of the man who totwotot — political career of the man who delivered brexit_ political career of the man who delivered brexit when the establishment wanted to overturn in establishment wanted to overturn to two— establishment wanted to overturn to tho ttggost— establishment wanted to overturn in the biggest democratic montoto— in the biggest democratic mandate in— in the biggest democratic mandate in british history and what— mandate in british history and what o— mandate in british history and what a pathetic— mandate in british history and what a pathetic sight it was mps doing— what a pathetic sight it was mps doing ott— what a pathetic sight it was mps tottg at they— what a pathetic sight it was mps doing all they can— what a pathetic sight it was mps

doing all they can to believe tt-s— doing all they can to believe tt-s wo— doing all they can to believe tt-s up to— doing all they can to believe it's up to them.— doing all they can to believe it's up to them. and the msm osooototw— it's up to them. and the msm especially woke _ it's up to them. and the msm especially woke itv and the swotttow— especially woke itv and the guardian, who— especially woke itv and the guardian, who were both name stootot— guardian, who were both name otostot tw— guardian, who were both name checked by privileges committee otottwomon— checked by privileges committee chairwoman harriet harman up to them— chairwoman harriet harman up to them to— chairwoman harriet harman up to them to decide— chairwoman harriet harman up to them to decide who should be tttmo— them to decide who should be prime minister— them to decide who should be prime minister and an mp , not prime minister and an mp, not the prime minister and an mp, not two-who— prime minister and an mp, not the-who voted- prime minister and an mp, not the-who voted at- prime minister and an mp, not the who voted at the the millions who voted at the geostat— the millions who voted at the general election.— the millions who voted at the general election. look at the contempt— general election. look at the contempt tot— general election. look at the contempt for any— general election. look at the contempt for any opposition . contempt for any opposition. when— contempt for any opposition. when tw— contempt for any opposition. when my colleague here at gb wews— when my colleague here at gb news the— when my colleague here at gb news, the brilliant jacob tees—moog,— news, the brilliant jacob rees—mogg, dared to challenge tormen— rees—mogg, dared to challenge harman on her— rees—mogg, dared to challenge harman on her obvious bias, teottno— harman on her obvious bias, teottng twe— harman on her obvious bias, leading the kangaroo court oeotnst— leading the kangaroo court against boris— leading the kangaroo court against boris ,_ leading the kangaroo court against boris , we undertook this against boris, we undertook this tnowtw— against boris, we undertook this ttowtw wew— against boris, we undertook this inquiry very scrupulously sttcttttg— inquiry very scrupulously sttcttttg to— inquiry very scrupulously sticking to the rules and processes laid- sticking to the rules and processes laid down by this house— processes laid down by this house under— processes laid down by this house under standing orders and tottowttte— house under standing orders and tottowttte tte — house under standing orders and following the precedents of this house — following the precedents of this house the — following the precedents of this house, the right— following the precedents of this house, the right honourable and towed— house, the right honourable and teowtet totw— house, the right honourable and learned lady know your jamie cotett— learned lady know your jamie cotett soot— learned lady know your jamie coreth spot in— learned lady know your jamie coreth spot in relation to the precedent— coreth spot in relation to the precedent set— coreth spot in relation to the precedent set by— coreth spot in relation to the precedent set by the judicial commtttee— precedent set by the judicial committee of— precedent set by the judicial committee of the house of lords when— committee of the house of lords when t— committee of the house of lords when a decision— committee of the house of lords when a decision on— committee of the house of lords when a decision on which lord wottmowt— when a decision on which lord hoffmann was— when a decision on which lord hoffmann was involved was set estee— hoffmann was involved was set ostte not— hoffmann was involved was set aside not because— hoffmann was involved was set aside not because he was biased, but because— aside not because he was biased, but because of— aside not because he was biased, but because of the— aside not because he was biased, but because of the perception of ttoset— but because of the perception of ttoset tn— but because of the perception of biased in relation— but because of the perception of biased in relation to her famous tweets— biased in relation to her famous tweets . — biased in relation to her famous tweets. acos— biased in relation to her famous tweets . acas how— biased in relation to her famous tweets . :

tweets. acas how does she think she met the hoffman test this episode has shown that wrongdoing has not gone undiscovered and attempts to coverit undiscovered and attempts to cover it up have failed . many cover it up have failed. many journalists played— cover it up have failed. many journalists played their- c c. many journalists played their part , journalists played their part, ott— journalists played their part, tot tn— journalists played their part, and in particular, i want to menttott— and in particular, i want to mention pippa— and in particular, i want to mention pippa crerar and paul trott— mention pippa crerar and paul brand democracy— mention pippa crerar and paul brand democracy needs a free pess — brand democracy needs a free press whet— brand democracy needs a free press wtot o— brand democracy needs a free press. what a shame those two towtttottsts— press. what a shame those two journalists didn't— press. what a shame those two journalists didn't do any investigating— journalists didn't do any investigating into what's going on to— investigating into what's going on in scotland— investigating into what's going on in scotland with the snp tott— on in scotland with the snp ttgtt — on in scotland with the snp right now. and— on in scotland with the snp right now. ' t: \t f on in scotland with the snp right now. ' 3t: \t f ”t9:3t:::t33 right now. and nicola sturgeon. most boris allies rightly stayed away from the sham . a source away from the sham. a source close to the ex—prime minister explained that decision to me today. this way boris wants people to not go at all because it's a sham that only plays into labour's hands. this process is unnecessary, cruel and he's not playing any part of it. and i have to say, i think that was the right call as the hysteria from the opposition benches soon prove and boris johnson light a new low embossed johnson's disregard for standards in pubuc disregard for standards in public life. for those people

who— public life. for those people who ate— public life. for those people who are abstain— public life. for those people who are abstain ing,- ti. . 7:3 for those people who are abstain ing, they ti. . �*"t:3 for those people who are abstain ing, they are owtttw— who are abstain ing, they are gwtttw not— who are abstain ing, they are gwtttw not test— who are abstain ing, they are guilty, not just of— who are abstain ing, they are guilty, not just of cowardice, tut— guilty, not just of cowardice, twt ot— guilty, not just of cowardice, but of complicity with the very contempt— but of complicity with the very contempt tot— but of complicity with the very contempt for which boris johnson has contempt for which boris johnson tees-totte— contempt for which boris johnson has found responsible. has been found responsible. i ttttt— has been found responsible. i tttttltte— has been found responsible. i think-the very— has been found responsible. i think the very they think at the very least, they stowtt— think at the very least, they should show— think at the very least, they should show some remorse for that— should show some remorse for that cwptctscw— should show some remorse for that cynicism. accept the recommendations of this report ont— recommendations of this report opt to— recommendations of this report opt to vote— recommendations of this report and i'd vote for— recommendations of this report and i'd vote for those recommendations . and if they recommendations. and if they tot-t,— recommendations. and if they tot-t, t— recommendations. and if they tot-t, t hope— recommendations. and if they don't, i hope there cowardly tetwsot— don't, i hope there cowardly refusal will— don't, i hope there cowardly refusal will dog— don't, i hope there cowardly refusal will dog them for the test— refusal will dog them for the test ot— refusal will dog them for the rest of their— refusal will dog them for the rest of their political lives. tsp-t— rest of their political lives. tsp-t tte— rest of their political lives. isn't the truth— rest of their political lives. isn't the truth that- rest of their political lives. isn't the truth that boris- rest of their political lives. isn't the truth that boris has lied for so for so long and so often that that it can come as no surprise that he's lying in this instance ? perhaps the this instance? perhaps the saddest moment tonight, though, showing the conservative party is now in a full blown civil war was the way the failed tory wets and remoaners lied up to attack boris. the man who secured their party— boris. the man who secured their party a— boris. the man who secured their potty o toptsttte— the man who secured their party a landslide majority at the test— party a landslide majority at the last election— party a landslide majority at the last election . c the last election. it is tmpotttnt— the last election. it is important to show the public

that there is not one rule for them and another for us. indeed i believe we have a greater responsibility than most to uphold the rules and to set an example, i will vote in favour of the report of the privileges committee. i urge all members of this house to do so , to uphold this house to do so, to uphold standards in public life, to show that we all recognise the responsibility we have to the people we serve , and to help to people we serve, and to help to restore faith in our parliamentary democracy . even parliamentary democracy. even though boris johnson- parliamentary democracy. even though boris johnson has- though boris johnson has otsentet— though boris johnson has absented himself from this house otmost— absented himself from this house otmost to— absented himself from this house almost to some— absented himself from this house almost to some degree, making ttts— almost to some degree, making ttts tepott— almost to some degree, making this report somewhat academic , this report somewhat academic, the this report somewhat academic, tte tattoo— this report somewhat academic, the nation wants— this report somewhat academic, the nation wants to see its cottcwstottt — the nation wants to see its conclusion. the- the nation wants to see its conclusion. the nation wants to see its- conclusion. the nation who puts us here wants to make sure that this process reaches its conclusion. i repeat again that i will be supporting this report here today in the house, some brave tories were prepared to speak up for boris . however, speak up for boris. however, even speak up for boris. however, ttowpt— speak up for boris. however, even though he— speak up for boris. however, even though he had- c. however, even though he had asked them to wow— even though he had asked them to owott the— even though he had asked them to

avoid the debate— even though he had asked them to avoid the debate altogether . avoid the debate altogether. twewtotw— avoid the debate altogether. everybody tn— avoid the debate altogether. everybody in this— avoid the debate altogether. everybody in this place- avoid the debate altogether. everybody in this place knows no minister stands at that despatch box and knowingly misled us. they have to take counsel from people who advise them . the people who advise them. the reality is that when tony- the reality is that when tony blair ttet— reality is that when tony blair ttet ott— reality is that when tony blair tied and lied— reality is that when tony blair tied and tied and— reality is that when tony blair lied and lied and lied, you lot coeet— lied and lied and lied, you lot coeet up— lied and lied and lied, you lot covered up for— lied and lied and lied, you lot covered up for him . 3: covered up for him. indeed they ott. — covered up for him. indeed they did. i think those tories were right, especially usually seen as a bombshell. new poll by yougov reveals that boris remains far more popular than fishy rishi among conservative voters who voted for the party in 2019. and that is what matters ahead of the next election , when the media hasn't election, when the media hasn't finished , though, with the finished, though, with the apparently impartial year. right. good morning britain on woke itv openly lobbying the pm live on air to vote against bods live on air to vote against boris promised professionalism, accountability, integrity at every level. boris johnson has wttetmttet— every level. boris johnson has undermined all— every level. boris johnson has undermined all of— t:3tt:3”«t borisjohnson has undermined all of those. do you not teet— undermined all of those. do you not need to— undermined all of those. do you not need to set— undermined all of those. do you not need to set an— undermined all of those. do you not need to set an example all ott— not need to set an example all opt tote— not need to set an example all opt wote tot— not need to set an example all and vote for him _ not need to set an example all and vote for him to be punished for and vote for him to be punished tot ttote — and vote for him to be punished tot that? t— and vote for him to be punished for that? i said— and vote for him to be punished for that? i said this- and vote for him to be punished

for that? i said this is- for that? i said this is a matter for the house. it's not a government matter . did you government matter. did you nofice government matter. did you notice she didn't— government matter. did you notice she didn't even- 9 did you notice she didn't even try and woe— notice she didn't even try and ttte tet— notice she didn't even try and hide her bias— notice she didn't even try and hide her bias by— notice she didn't even try and hide her bias by posing that as a hide her bias by posing that as o pwesttotw— hide her bias by posing that as a question? she— hide her bias by posing that as a question? she just stated it as o tect— a question? she just stated it as o toct .— a question? she just stated it as a fact . but— a question? she just stated it as a fact . but look, perhaps it as a fact. but look, perhaps it tett— as a fact. but look, perhaps it was left best,— as a fact. but look, perhaps it was left best, best put by the tower— was left best, best put by the tower tw— was left best, best put by the former pm liz— was left best, best put by the former pm liz truss, who told me ttts— former pm liz truss, who told me ttts ott— former pm liz truss, who told me this on thursday— former pm liz truss, who told me this on thursday night. never ever, ever write _ this on thursday night. never ever, ever write boris off . ever, ever write boris off. that— ever, ever write boris off. that that— ever, ever write boris off. that that is _ ever, ever write boris off. that that is something that i think is very, very clear. and i'm sure we will hear more from him . i think so, because the him. i think so, because the commons witch hunt today turned bods commons witch hunt today turned boris johnson into a martyr depher. and to respond now , my depher. and to respond now, my superstor— depher. and to respond now, my swpetstot penet— t and to respond now, my superstar panel, former chancellor— superstar panel, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng , the chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the rowtottst— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the rowpottst ott— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the journalist and broadcaster tetromtt— journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former— benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit_ benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de former brexit party mep belinda te twcw— former brexit party mep belinda te twcw ,— former brexit party mep belinda te twcw , st— former brexit party mep belinda de lucy , sir kwasi— former brexit party mep belinda de lucy , sir kwasi kwarteng. you de lucy, sir kwasi kwarteng. you tectte— de lucy, sir kwasi kwarteng. you tectte tot— de lucy, sir kwasi kwarteng. you tectte not to— de lucy, sir kwasi kwarteng. you decide not to show— de lucy, sir kwasi kwarteng. you decide not to show up today. ttot-s— decide not to show up today. ttot-s wtot— decide not to show up today. that's what boris— decide not to show up today. that's what boris was asking his otttes— that's what boris was asking his otttes sott. — that's what boris was asking his allies said. and— that's what boris was asking his allies said. and i— that's what boris was asking his allies said. '3t: that's what boris was asking his allies said. t: e that's what boris was asking his allies said. '3t: e allies said. and i think it was clearly the case that they were going to stitch him up. there was no way in which-

going to stitch him up. there was no way in which he- t9t:::t 39 33 c. there was no way in which he was t9t:3t 3t9 33 c. there was no way in which he was going to wit— was no way in which he was going to we thet— was no way in which he was going to win that vote— was no way in which he was going to win that vote and— was no way in which he was going to win that vote and you saw ot— to win that vote and you saw some of those— to win that vote and you saw some of those speeches. . some of those speeches. it was all some of those speeches. it was at the— some of those speeches. it was at the some— some of those speeches. it was all the same crowd. you know, caroline lucas, thangam, debbonaire yvette cooper, nodding, , very sagely nodding, you know, very sagely by her side. theresa may, who's never forgiven boris for actually succeeding her and delivering what she failed to delivering what she failed to deliver and actually getting a majority when she lost her majority when she lost her majority . and so it was all the majority. and so it was all the same crowd . and i felt that it same crowd. and i felt that it was better. probably not to take part in that, in that in that trial, you do still support boris, though. look , i think i boris, though. look, i think i tot-t— boris, though. look, i think i tot-t ttttt— boris, though. look, i think i don't think he— boris, though. look, i think i don't think he did— 9 look, i think i don't think he did everything ttptt. — don't think he did everything ttptt. t— don't think he did everything ttptt. t ton-t— don't think he did everything right. i don't think- don't think he did everything right. t:t:3t3�* . "

did with margaret ferry, you know, the - mp - did with margaret ferry, you know, the mp who actually he know, the snp mp who actually he was know, the snp mp who actually he totte— know, the snp mp who actually he towpt outw— know, the snp mp who actually he was found guilty in— know, the snp mp who actually he was found guilty in court for the— was found guilty in court for the wow— was found guilty in court for the way thet— was found guilty in court for the way that she— was found guilty in court for the way that she spread covid ott— the way that she spread covid and-purposefully- the way that she spread covid and purposefully reduced and they purposefully reduced her suspension— and they purposefully reduced her suspension to just nine tows. — her suspension to just nine tows. so— her suspension to just nine tows. so t— her suspension to just nine days. so i think- her suspension to just nine days. 3“5 her suspension to just nine- days. so i think ever since 2016 andifs days. so i think ever since 2016 and it's not for all remainers many remainer friends, remainer colleagues who have been sensible , but there's been sensible, but there's been a core of people who have never forgiven boris, essentially for leading the brexit camp and for brexit for winning and we know who they are and they will neven who they are and they will never, ever forgive him. and i think for them, they see this as somehow some revenge or retribution in revenge of their remoaners belinda de lucy oh yes, it rather sticks in my throat watching these mps froth at the mouth in outrage over bods at the mouth in outrage over boris misleading them not on war, not on drugs, not on killing anyone, but on eating cake and showing themselves to be beacons of democracy defenders and honour when these are the very same people who tried every trick in the book to

overturn history democratic vote. they misled the country. eut— vote. they misled the country. out tt-s— vote. they misled the country. out tt-s okay— vote. they misled the country. but it's okay to— they misled the country. but it's okay to mislead mttttots— but it's okay to mislead millions of— but it's okay to mislead millions of the electorate, tsp-t— millions of the electorate, tsp-t tte— millions of the electorate, isn't it? because they get away wttt— isn't it? because they get away wttt lying— isn't it? because they get away wttt lying to— isn't it? because they get away wttt lying to us— isn't it? because they get away with lying to us. and i think i ttttt— with lying to us. and i think i ttttt whet— with lying to us. and i think i think what bob— with lying to us. and i think i think what bob seely, he made a very— think what bob seely, he made a very toot— think what bob seely, he made a very good potpt. — think what bob seely, he made a very good point. / iraq, very good point. yeah. iraq, top.— very good point. yeah. iraq, too. — very good point. yeah. iraq, too. t— very good point. yeah. iraq, woo. tmetm— very good point. yeah. iraq, iraq. i mean, you- very good point. / iraq, iraq. very good point. yeah. iraq, iraq. i mean, you know, those lies, those misrepresentations cost lives cost hundreds and thousands of iraqi lives and british and american lives. well, they died. violent death. let me bring benjamin butterworth in here, because benjamin, you know your hero is mr tony blair. he's your pottttcot— mr tony blair. he's your political hero. - mr tony blair. he's your political hero. he- ii” ” he's your political hero. he was never mett— political hero. he was never tett to— political hero. he was never held to account— political hero. he was never held to account for his despicable— held to account for his despicable lies , which led the despicable lies, which led the uk tmto— despicable lies, which led the uk tmto om— despicable lies, which led the uk into an illegal war in iraq. tmt— uk into an illegal war in iraq. amt wet— uk into an illegal war in iraq. amt yet you— uk into an illegal war in iraq. and yet you believe in this petsecwttom— and yet you believe in this persecution of— and yet you believe in this persecution of boris johnson over, as belinda— persecution of boris johnson over, as belinda says, a few pteces— over, as belinda says, a few pteces ot— over, as belinda says, a few pteces ot cote,— over, as belinda says, a few pieces of cake, which he's pretty— pieces of cake, which he's already accepted a fixed penalty mottce— already accepted a fixed penalty mottce tot. — already accepted a fixed penalty mottce tot. t— already accepted a fixed penalty notice for. i mean,— already accepted a fixed penalty notice for. i mean, look, what a twpocttte— notice for. i mean, look, what a twpocttte you — notice for. i mean, look, what a hypocrite you are. _ notice for. i mean, look, what a hypocrite you are. i'd say i'd say— hypocrite you are. i'd say i'd sow sometmmp— hypocrite you are. i'd say i'd say something that i was just toottmp— say something that i was just toottmp wp. — say something that i was just looking up. who— say something that i was just looking up. �*ft�*3“t:3t say something that i was just looking up. who the most popular prime ministers are and still by a clear margin in tony blair, is the popular prime minister a clear margin in tony blair, is thrthis popular prime minister a clear margin in tony blair, is thrthis century. ar prime minister a clear margin in tony blair, is thrthis century. so ’rime minister a clear margin in tony blair, is thrthis century. so ifme minister a clear margin in tony blair, is thrthis century. so if you viinister a clear margin in tony blair, is thrthis century. so if you thinker of this century. so if you think that he lied, though, if you

think then just how think he's bad, then just how awful have the other ones that have followed on the tory have followed him on the tory side? he get into side? but he did get into ttowtte— side? but he did get into ttowtte om— side? but he did get into trouble on the— t:t:37 but he did get into trouble on the on the iraq twstmess — trouble on the on the iraq twstmess t— trouble on the on the iraq business. i mean, he was, you know— business. i mean, he was, you tmow- — business. i mean, he was, you tmow- tot-s- business. i mean, he was, you tmow- tots-tel know, he lied. let's just be honest. he is so revealing honest. he lied is so revealing kwasi the you have kwasi that the person you have to excuse boris johnson is to go to excuse boris johnson is someone left office. i someone that left office. i don't know how to i mean, i someone that left office. i- don't know how to i mean, i just remember alastair— don't know how to i mean, i just remember alastair campbell. i tottow— remember alastair campbell. i tottow mm. — remember alastair campbell. i follow him. and— remember alastair campbell. i follow him. and actually on a petsomot— follow him. and actually on a personal level,— follow him. and actually on a personal level, find him quite personal level, i find him quite engaging-— personal level, i find him quite empogtmeltowe— personal level, i find him quite engaging. ihave to— personal level, i find him quite engaging. have to confess engaging. i have to confess mot.— engaging. i have to confess that-publicly- engaging. i have to confess that. publicly he comes up that. but publicly he comes up wttt— that. but publicly he comes up with-nonsense. - that. but publicly he comes up with nonsense. and this with total nonsense. and this is a with total nonsense. and this is o-stote— with total nonsense. and this is a-stolelmaster's. a man who stole a master's tests— a man who stole a master's ttests ott— a man who stole a master's thesis off internet. and thesis off the internet. and sowpet— thesis off the internet. and sowpet-tte- thesis off the internet. and souped the dodgy dossier. souped it up the dodgy dossier. twewome-s— everyone's forgotten that takes it everyone's forgotten that takes tt-ttem — everyone's forgotten that takes tt-ttem tee-s— everyone's forgotten that takes it then he's talking. it up. and then he's talking. vett- — it up. and then he's talking. vett- -otowt- it up. and then he's talking. yeah. about ethics. it up. and then he's talking. i yeah.-about ethics. he yeah. he talks about ethics. he totts— yeah. he talks about ethics. he totts otowt— yeah. he talks about ethics. he talks about integrity and mommy.— talks about integrity and morality. talks about morality. and he talks about cwost — morality. and he talks about kwasi kwasi. _ morality. and he talks about kwasi kwasi. t:3 morality. and he talks about kwasi kwasi. he's the one who the bbc and sly booked to the bbc and sly news booked to talk about boris johnson. i cannot believe because i tememett tt— cannot believe because i remember it up. i mean, how do wow— remember it up. i mean, how do you tetemt— remember it up. i mean, how do you tetemt me— remember it up. i mean, how do you defend he took— remember it up. i mean, how do you defend he took a master's tests— you defend he took a master's ttests mom— you defend he took a master's thesis from the— you defend he took a master's thesis from the internet. i mean , tmt— thesis from the internet. i mean , and them— thesis from the internet. i mean , and then edited— thesis from the internet. i mean , and then edited it— thesis from the internet. i mean , and then edited it and ptetemtet— , and then edited it and pretended it— , and then edited it and pretended it was and us. , and then edited it and- pretended it was and us. dormer wett— pretended it was and us. dormer wett. toot.— pretended it was and us. dormer wett. test. you— pretended it was and us. dormer well, look, you know, you might think it's this kangaroo court, but it's absolute clear that a

majority conservative committee has found that he lied and lied again, the advice he said to the house that he'd been told everything was okay was not true . as someone who doesn't . and as someone who doesn't particularly a conservative particularly want a conservative government, quite happy for government, i'm quite happy for you on this circus you to carry on this circus because voters are because the voters are absolutely clear. there's only one prime minister more unpopular than boris johnson, and that's liz truss. and so you keep parading out these characters, not according not according to the polls today , according to the polls today, the majority not according to the majority not according to the poll that was under conservative vote. yeah, that's right. you weren't right. because you weren't winning a government with conservatives. but that's we conservatives. but that's who we meet. —peopte- conservatives. but that's who we meet. —peopte wto- need. it's for the people who voted— need. it's for the people who voted conservative in 2019. tow— voted conservative in 2019. tow stewttt— voted conservative in 2019. rory stewart and— voted conservative in 2019. rory stewart and i- voted conservative in 2019. rory stewart and i mentioned him because alastair because he's sort of alastair campbells partner in crime. he because he's sort of alastair cam alwayspartner in crime. he because he's sort of alastair cam always the ner in crime. he because he's sort of alastair camalways the most crime. he because he's sort of alastair cam always the most popular, e because he's sort of alastair camalways the most popular, but was always the most popular, but of course, he was popular with people a month people who were never in a month of going to vote, going of sundays going to vote, going to conservative. was to vote conservative. he was always, we love rory always, oh, we love rory stewart. going to vote stewart. are you going to vote conservative? i'd vote conservative? oh, i'd never vote conservative. i mean, this is completely it completely insane. i mean, it was that, you was very striking that, as you say poll, boris still say in this poll, boris still enjoys a lot support

enjoys quite a lot of support among people voted among people who voted conservative, more support than rishi sunak. yes. i mean, that was mean, you have was this shows i mean, you have turned you know, tory turned to, in you know, the tory party your side of that party party on your side of that party and dan wootton of all, you and dan wootton most of all, you behaving jeremy corbyn and behaving like jeremy corbyn and the cult is the momentum please cult is obsessed with just a laughable know you're not listening to the country. you're listening. we're twtmp— country. you're listening. we're twtmp o— country. you're listening. we're twtmp o mtcte— country. you're listening. we're twtmp o mtcte ot— country. you're listening. we're trying a niche of the- ti.t3t. you're listening. we're trying a niche of the party 3:31. you're listening. we're trying a niche of the party and met— trying a niche of the party and that ts— trying a niche of the party and that ts suct— trying a niche of the party and that is such a— trying a niche of the party and that is such a dangerous place to te. — that is such a dangerous place to be. neither— that is such a dangerous place to be. neither parties are ttstemtme— to be. neither parties are listening to— to be. neither parties are listening to the country. i met— listening to the country. i tmmt-peopte- listening to the country. i think people in this think most people in this country— think most people in this country ete— think most people in this country are sick of the psychodrama- country are sick of the psychodrama look, psychodrama of the tories. look, vou— psychodrama of the tories. look, wow sett— psychodrama of the tories. look, wow sott to— psychodrama of the tories. look, you said to channel 4 recently met— you said to channel 4 recently that wow— you said to channel 4 recently that you wouldn't— you said to channel 4 recently that you wouldn't doing that you wouldn't be doing tomes— that you wouldn't be doing tmmgs-wow-we- that you wouldn't be doing things you've said. things like you've just said. wow— things like you've just said. vow-mot— things like you've just said. you -that you- things like you've just said. you that you must support you said that you must support ttsm—womt- you said that you must support rishi—want the. rishi sunak and you want the i am rishi sunak and you want the i om swppotttmp— rishi sunak and you want the i am supporting rishi to end rishi somet— am supporting rishi to end rishi sweet—cit.— am supporting rishi to end rishi sweet—cit. - am supporting rishi to end rishi sunak—did. he- am supporting rishi to end rishii sunak—did. he saved sunak did what i did. he saved you ctttet— sunak did what i did. he saved you called did exactly you called it. he did exactly what i. it was a stitch up. he called this rishi sunak done called this rishi sunak has done exactly what i did today. he has not in there. he's not not gone in there. he's not given you know, given speeches. you know, kicking he's down. kicking boris while he's down. he's in there. he he's not gone in there. he hasn't voted. i've done hasn't even voted. and i've done exactly what rishi sunak has done. but could have said done. but rishi could have said this. reporter i've always said it. always said, well, the it. i've always said, well, the

reason called it that is reason why i called it that is that at all of that if you looked at all of their public statements, they were against boris before. were all against boris before. it's before the it's a stitch up before the report. it's a stitch and do report. it's a stitch up. and do you— report. it's a stitch up. and do wow-whate— report. it's a stitch up. and do wow-whet? vow- report. it's a stitch up. and do you-what? you don't- ”333” it's a stitch up. and do you what? you don't even you know what? you don't even have — you know what? you don't even towelswppott— you know what? you don't even have support johnson . have to support boris johnson. it's have to support boris johnson. tt-s mot— have to support boris johnson. it's not about— have to support boris johnson. it's not about boris. jacinda toesm-t— it's not about boris. jacinda doesn't-support- doesn't even support boris johnson. — doesn't even support boris johnson. sitting here as johnson. she's sitting here as a etextteet— johnson. she's sitting here as a brexiteer saying,— johnson. she's sitting here as a brexiteer saying, this is a stttct— brexiteer saying, this is a stttctt up.— brexiteer saying, this is a stitch up. surprise, surprise. me— stitch up. surprise, surprise. the ome— stitch up. surprise, surprise. the one person— stitch up. surprise, surprise. the one person who doesn't think it's the one person who doesn't think tt-s o— the one person who doesn't think tt-s o stttct— the one person who doesn't think tt-s o stttctt up— the one person who doesn't think it's a stitch up in— the one person who doesn't think it's a stitch up in the room, the— it's a stitch up in the room, the peso— it's a stitch up in the room, the person who— it's a stitch up in the room, the person who voted for remain. mot-s— the person who voted for remain. ttot-s ott— the person who voted for remain. ttot-s ott tm— the person who voted for remain. that's all i'm saying. ramona. me— that's all i'm saying. ramona. the remote— that's all i'm saying. ramona. the ramona, word, kwasi. the ramona, final word, kwasi. ttmtt— the ramona, final word, kwasi. twat-t— the ramona, final word, kwasi. ttmtt-t-totts- the ramona, final word, kwasi. final-i-boris is- final word. i think boris is committee were clearly against him . they were tweeting against him. they were tweeting against him. they were tweeting against him. they'd spoken against this, evidence against him . and if evidence against him. and if this was a if they were actually a jury, the defence attorney would have would would have struck, would have would have struck, would have would challenged them all would have challenged them all and guys aren't and said, these guys aren't aren't, doing it in good aren't, aren't doing it in good faith. i'm pretty well, you know— faith. i'm pretty well, you tmowlpot— faith. i'm pretty well, you know,.got-i'm. faith. i'm pretty well, you. know, i got - i'm pretty know, he got a fine i'm pretty sure a court of— know, he got a fine i'm pretty sure a court of law would not be on toms— sure a court of law would not be on boris johnson's— sure a court of law would not be on boris johnson's side. they may— on boris johnson's side. they may be. — on boris johnson's side. they may be. -that's- on boris johnson's side. they may be. -that's a- on boris johnson's side. they may be. well, that's a that's another kwasi btec benjamin butterworth, lucy. butterworth, belinda de lucy. what panel, though. what a superstar panel, though. wttt— what a superstar panel, though. wttt me— what a superstar panel, though. wttt mement— what a superstar panel, though. with me.night. so- what a superstar panel, though. with me night. so don't go with me all night. so don't go anywhere.— with me all night. so don't go anywhere. - also _ with me all night. so don't go anywhere.-also on- with me all night. so don't go anywhere. also on the way. anywhere. but also on the way. towot—cottml

royal masterminds lady colin comptett— royal masterminds lady colin campbell dampier give campbell and phil dampier give mett— campbell and phil dampier give met—ot- campbell and phil dampier give ttett—ot tte- their forensic analysis of the sensational— their forensic analysis of the sensational collapse of harry tmt— sensational collapse of harry omt tteptom-s— sensational collapse of harry and meghan's £15 million spotify teot. — and meghan's £15 million spotify teot. so— and meghan's £15 million spotify teot. so ts— and meghan's £15 million spotify deal. so is this— and meghan's £15 million spotify deal. so is this the— and meghan's £15 million spotify deal. so is this the biggest stom— deal. so is this the biggest stpm wet— deal. so is this the biggest stpm wet mot— deal. so is this the biggest sign yet that meghan is carving out-own— sign yet that meghan is carving out-own_future| out her own commercial future owow— out her own commercial future owow ttom — out her own commercial future away mom tet— out her own commercial future away from her miserable husband 7 out— away from her miserable husband 7 out up— away from her miserable husband 7 out wp-tm— away from her miserable husband eewt wp-tm me— away from her miserable husband ? but up in the clash, ? but up next in the clash, soctottte— ? but up next in the clash, socialite lady— ? but up next in the clash, socialite lady victoria harvey tocts— socialite lady victoria harvey tocts-wttt— socialite lady victoria harvey locks with journalist locks horns with journalist nina ttwstow—top- locks horns with journalist ninai ttwstow—top spotttw myskow on whether a top spotify eecute — myskow on whether a top spotify eecute ws— myskow on whether a top spotify executive was -to _ myskow on whether a top spotify executive was to dub executive was right to dub tteptom— executive was right to dub tteptom-uotw- executive was right to dub meghan harry grifters their meghan and harry grifters their words— meghan and harry grifters their words t— meghan and harry grifters their words. i promise— meghan and harry grifters their words. i promise you , after the words. i promise you, after the stteomtmp— words. i promise you, after the streaming giant— words. i promise you, after the streaming giant scrapped their top— streaming giant scrapped their ttop—tmow- streaming giant scrapped their flop—know what| flop castle, let me know what you— flop castle, let me know what you tttmt— flop castle, let me know what you think down— flop castle, let me know what you think down news .com you think down at gb news .com tote— you think down at gb news .com wotelout— you think down at gb news .com wotelout pott— you think down at gb news .com vote .our poll at— you think down at gb news .com vote .our poll at gb- you think down at gb news .com vote our poll at gb news on vote in our poll at gb news on twtttet.— vote in our poll at gb news on twtttet. me— vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the clash— vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the clash straight otter— twitter. the clash straight ottet tms— twitter. the clash straight ottet tms .—

mornings on gb news. the people's channel. britain's news . ctommet — people's channel. britain's news . channel laurence fox on the gender identity school rail coming up. but first, the clash . and it's been confirmed in explosive fashion that all was not well between harry and meghan and their podcast paymasters, spotify, with their £15 million three year mega deal officially coming to an abrupt end, the streaming giant has decided against commission for a second season of the archetypes series after receiving just 12 episodes of dreary interviews with a host of woke sussex pals . but the real knockout blow came from spotify executive bill simmons in a no holds barred podcast of his own . i'm going to podcast of his own. i'm going to pose this question to you. you do a lot of business t3t3“ you do a lot of business deals, a tot— do a lot of business deals, a tot ot— do a lot of business deals, a lot of negotiations. t:t:3t

lot of negotiations. i do. wett— lot of negotiations. i do. wen, tet-s— lot of negotiations. i do. well, let's just— lot of negotiations. t:t:3t well, let's just wish i'd been tmwowet— well, let's just wish i'd been tmwowet tm— well, let's just wish i'd been involved in the— well, let's just wish i'd been involved in the meghan and harry teete— involved in the meghan and harry teowe spotty— involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiation . the leave spotify negotiation. the cttttets. — leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. that's— leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. that's the podcast we stoutt — grifters. that's the podcast we stoutt towe— grifters. that's the podcast we should have launched with them. we should have launched with them. we — should have launched with them. we t— should have launched with them. we t got— should have launched with them. we t got to— should have launched with them. we um. i got to get— should have launched with them. we um. i got to get drunk one mett— we um. i got to get drunk one mtptt tmt— we um. i got to get drunk one night and tell— we um. i got to get drunk one night and tell the— we um. i got to get drunk one night and tell the story of the zumo— night and tell the story of the zumo tot— night and tell the story of the zuma had with— night and tell the story of the zuma had with harry to try to rep— zuma had with harry to try to tetp mm — zuma had with harry to try to tetp mm mm— zuma had with harry to try to help him with the podcast idea. do help him with the podcast idea. poleme— help him with the podcast idea. dol0ne ot— help him with the podcast idea. dol0ne ot my— help him with the podcast idea. do.one of my best- help him with the podcast idea. do one of my best stories . do it. one of my best stories. so do it. one of my best stories. so what— do it. one of my best stories. so what to— do it. one of my best stories. so what to you— do it. one of my best stories. so what do you think?- do it. one of my best stories. so what do you think? very simple question is spotify's top exec right to describe harry and meghan as grifters? by the way, if you don't know what that means, it's an american term , means, it's an american term, which means you're out to which means that you're out to swindle someone. basically, it means you're a small scale swindler. me know your swindler. let me know your thoughts. email me, dan at gb news .com. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results shortly. but doing battle on this socialite and royal this now socialite and royal expert lady victoria harvey and the journalist and broadcaster and defender harry and meghan and defender of harry and meghan nina michkov. and defender of harry and meghan nina michkov . so lady v, i mean nina michkov. so lady v, i mean i found this utterly extraordinary because you've beenin extraordinary because you've been in hollywood a long time before you moved back here. yeah. and hollywood people don't

talk like that . they might talk like that. they might backstab people behind the scenes, but this is the boss of spotify, right? in terms of podcasts, he runs the commercialisation of that business. for him to go out publicly and describe these two as grifters, that doesn't happen . this is huge. they are hollywood dreams are crumbling, are they not? yeah. no, i was octuottw— are they not? yeah. no, i was octuottw putte— 3”t:3 “37 yeah. no, i was actually quite shocked when i first— actually quite shocked when i tttst teem— actually quite shocked when i first heard it.— actually quite shocked when i first heard it. i— actually quite shocked when i first heard it. i was like, wow, otow. — first heard it. i was like, wow, otow. ue— first heard it. i was like, wow, otow. ue ts— first heard it. i was like, wow, okay. he is savage. i mean, he is okay. he is savage. i mean, he ts tttetottw— okay. he is savage. i mean, he is literally going— okay. he is savage. i mean, he is literally going for the ruputot— is literally going for the jugular here. - is literally going for the jugular here. and obviously it must— jugular here. and obviously it must move— jugular here. and obviously it must have ended, you know , so must have ended, you know, so potty.— must have ended, you know, so badlv- vou— must have ended, you know, so badly. you know,— must have ended, you know, so badly. you know, i— must have ended, you know, so badly. you know, i don't know tow—ott- badly. you know, i don't know tow—cit pet- badly. you know, i don't know how—did get paid.| badly. you know, i don't know. how—did get paid. or how much they did get paid. of the totot— how much they did get paid. of the total amount,— how much they did get paid. of the total amount, you know, the total amount, but, you know, mew— the total amount, but, you know, they teet— the total amount, but, you know, they teet ttppet— the total amount, but, you know, they feel ripped off. i mean, spotty— they feel ripped off. i mean, spotify obviously , they were spotify obviously, they were ptomtset— spotify obviously, they were promised .world - spotify obviously, they were promised world and i'd come promised the world and i'd come on twee— promised the world and i'd come on three years— promised the world and i'd come on three years, not— promised the world and i'd come on three years, not deliver twee— on three years, not deliver tmee weots — on three years, not deliver three years, £50- on three years, not deliver three years, £50 million and thew— three years, £50 million and they tettwet— three years, £50 million and they deliver 13— three years, £50 million and they deliver 13 half hour eptsotes— they deliver 13 half hour episodes per— they deliver 13 half hour episodes per pathetic. did you tow— episodes per pathetic. did you tow many— episodes per pathetic. did you see how many producers were tctutttw— see how many producers were tctutttw ot— see how many producers were actually on hundreds? yeah '3“t: actually on hundreds? yeah and wettttx— actually on hundreds? yeah and now netflix wants— actually on hundreds? yeah and now netflix wants to _ actually on hundreds? yeah and now netflix wants to pull out too. so this is disastrous. we don't know. we don't know. i mean, we don't— don't know. we don't know. i mean, we don't know.- : 3“ e we don't know. i mean, we don't know. that's what twe— mean, we don't know. that's what we teet— mean, we don't know. that's what we teet tott— mean, we don't know. that's what

i've been told, nina. '3“t: mean, we don't know. that's what i've been told, nina. “t: i've been told, nina. and you know.— i've been told, nina. and you know. t— i've been told, nina. and you know, i haven't i do not. sources on the invictus games. there's also they're going to be tttmttp— there's also they're going to be tttmttp tt— there's also they're going to be filming in africa. _ there's also they're going to be filming in africa. you have no tteo— filming in africa. you have no ttet ttout— filming in africa. you have no idea about the— filming in africa. you have no idea about the netflix, but as wett— idea about the netflix, but as wet, t— idea about the netflix, but as wet, t ws— idea about the netflix, but as well, i was told— idea about the netflix, but as well, i was told by a top wottwwoot— well, i was told by a top hollywood source tonight, this was—t- was a conversation i had tttettttw— was a conversation i had literally air, literally before we came to air, quote— literally before we came to air, quote me— literally before we came to air, quote melttts.— literally before we came to air, quote melttts. — literally before we came to air, quote me.this. i'll- literally before we came to air, quote me this. 1 literally before we came to air, quote me this. ce quote me on this. i'll be proven right within a few weeks or a few months. netflix to few months. netflix wants to follow spotify out the door and dump source. why wouldn't dump the source. why wouldn't netflix do it? why are they doing? why wouldn't netflix do that? because. their that? because. because their wettttx— that? because. because their netflix—sussexesl netflix series, the sussexes wettttx— netflix series, the sussexes netflix—hardj netflix series are very hard to say— netflix series are very hard to sow-octutttw— netflix series are very hard to say actually topped the say that actually it topped the mats— say that actually it topped the ctotts tot— say that actually it topped the charts for months. yeah, for mottts— charts for months. yeah, for mottts ott— charts for months. yeah, for months and months and months. so ttew-we— months and months and months. so they've delivered— months and months and months. so they've delivered for— months and months and months. so they've delivered for netflix ott— they've delivered for netflix ttt ttew— they've delivered for netflix ttt ttew ete— they've delivered for netflix and they are still delivering in terms— and they are still delivering in terms-spotty— and they are still delivering in terms spotify that guy is terms of spotify that guy is rust— terms of spotify that guy is rust twttq— terms of spotify that guy is rust twttq to— terms of spotify that guy is just trying to make a name for ttmsett. — just trying to make a name for ttmsett. ue-s— just trying to make a name for himself. he's got— just trying to make a name for himself. he's got money, he's tot-t— himself. he's got money, he's tot-t te— himself. he's got money, he's don't be ridiculous. t:3 don't be ridiculous. he's tttettw— don't be ridiculous. he's already got— don't be ridiculous. he's already qot 5— don't be ridiculous. he's already got 5 million followers. he's one the most successful he's one of the most successful eecutes— he's one of the most successful executives american media. executives at american media. ue-s— executives at american media. ue-s rust— executives at american media. ue-s rust ott— executives at american media. he's just and actually,- executives at american media. he's just and actually, to- executives at american media. he's just and actually, to use that that's not the that language, that's not the language professional language of a professional people. that's that's an people. that's that's not an eecutes— people. that's that's not an. executive's—really executive's language. it really tstt— executive's language. it really tst-t-tet— executive's language. it really tst-t-tet me— executive's language. it really isn't.-let me-say- executive's language. it really isn't. let me say about isn't. and let me just say about about— isn't. and let me just say about about ttett— isn't. and let me just say about about their spotify— isn't. and let me just say about about their spotify podcast , about their spotify podcast,

ttete— about their spotify podcast, ttete — about their spotify podcast, there are 12— about their spotify podcast, there are 12 episodes and the ctttstmts— there are 12 episodes and the christmas episode , having said christmas episode, having said tttt— christmas episode, having said tttt, tttt— christmas episode, having said that, that was— christmas episode, having said that, that was their podcast. tteqttt— that, that was their podcast. tteqttt ws— that, that was their podcast. meghan was top— that, that was their podcast. meghan was top pod people choice in meghan was top pod people choice tt teopte— meghan was top pod people choice in people magazine, which is the top stowttz— in people magazine, which is the top showbiz magazine who people pay top showbiz magazine who people pow tot— top showbiz magazine who people pow tot mot.— top showbiz magazine who people pay for that. pete— top showbiz magazine who people pay for that. pete no, no, you cttot— pay for that. pete no, no, you ctot pow— pay for that. pete no, no, you ctot pow tot— pay for that. pete no, no, you cannot pay for people's choice tttt-s— cannot pay for people's choice tttt-s wotet— cannot pay for people's choice that's voted for— cannot pay for people's choice that's voted for by— cannot pay for people's choice that's voted for by the public. att— that's voted for by the public. att ttso— that's voted for by the public. att ttso tt— that's voted for by the public. and also in the— that's voted for by the public. and also in the gracie awards, ste— and also in the gracie awards, ste ws— and also in the gracie awards, ste top— and also in the gracie awards, ste top tt— and also in the gracie awards, she was top in entertainment potctst— she was top in entertainment potctst cow— she was top in entertainment podcast .gov dumped .herbecause podcast .gov dumped .her because she podcast .gov dumped .her because ste ws— podcast .gov dumped .her because ste ttzw. — podcast .gov dumped .her because she was lazy. and— podcast .gov dumped .her because she was lazy. and do— podcast .gov dumped .her because she was lazy. ' “t: t:t:3t she was lazy. and do you know what i found so interesting about this lady, victoria? what i found so interesting is, you know, i used speak to know, when i used to speak to the all the time the courtiers all the time working within the royal family, they always describe they always used to describe harry entitled as harry and meghan as entitled as too lazy to work hard . i don't too lazy to work hard. i don't believe that now.— too lazy to work hard. i don't believe that now. i- “3”t: i don't believe that now. i think that's teet— believe that now. i think that's teet ptoe— believe that now. i think that's teet poe tw— believe that now. i think that's been proven by the commercial sectot— been proven by the commercial sectot rust— been proven by the commercial secto rust rust— been proven by the commercial sector, just just responding . sector, just just responding. i ttttt— sector, just just responding. i ttttttttt— sector, just just responding. i think that is— sector, just just responding. i think that is actually- sector, just just responding. i think that is actually one. sector, just just responding. i think that is actually one of the reasons why, you know, she took harry to america, because she didn't want to be that person like the royal life and going hospitals and visiting going to hospitals and visiting sick children. and what about ctettette— sick children. and what about grenfell? all— sick children. and what about grenfell? all the _ ti.5 i“ t: ”3 3“ and what about grenfell? all the good work she did grenfell? all the good work she ttt ttete. — grenfell? all the good work she did there. she _ grenfell? all the good work she did there. she wants the

cetettttw— did there. she wants the celebrity lifestyle. she wants the most undercover. she did . the most undercover. she did. she the most undercover. she did. ste wottet— the most undercover. she did. she worked hard— the most undercover. she did. she worked hard .— the most undercover. she did. she worked hard . those- c. : i she did. she worked hard . those women on she worked hard. those women on ctettett. — she worked hard. those women on grenfell. come— she worked hard. those women on grenfell. come on,— she worked hard. those women on grenfell. come on, come on. �*7 grenfell. come on, come on. if they— grenfell. come on, come on. if they ttt— grenfell. come on, come on. if they ttt tote— grenfell. come on, come on. if they had done a— grenfell. come on, come on. if they had done a good- grenfell. come on, come on. if they had done a good job and they'd worked hard for spotify, spotify wouldn't have done spotify wouldn't have just done them. accept that them. do you not accept that your harry and meghan, your heroes, harry and meghan, are just allergic to hard work ? are just allergic to hard work? they not. they entitled. they are not. they are entitled. they— they are not. they are entitled. they ate— they are not. they are entitled. they ate-mt— they are not. they are entitled. they are-my heroes. - they are not. they are entitled. they are-my heroes. they. they are not. they are entitled. they are not my heroes. they are not allergic hard work. not allergic to hard work. i don't if you if you looked don't think if you if you looked at what what harry has achieved in his and his hard work in in his life and his hard work in the army, he is not. she achieved the past three years since moving to he is he is achieved a lot. he has achieved what's he achieved past what's he achieved over the past three what about his three years. what about his invictus no, no, invictus games? still? no, no, i'm talking about that. he i'm not talking about that. he did when he in the did that when he was in the tott— did that when he was in the royal ttmttw— did that when he was in the royal family nina. nina, royal family no. nina. nina, te-s— royal family no. nina. nina, te-s stit— royal family no. nina. nina, he's still doing— royal family no. nina. nina, he's still doing namely one two— he's still doing namely one. thing—achieved he's still doing namely one- thing_achieved in thing that harry has achieved in the thing that harry has achieved in tte post— thing that harry has achieved in tte post tttee— thing that harry has achieved in the past three years is moving to—ttte. — the past three years is moving to—ttte. so- the past three years is moving to_life. so he's. to hollywood life. so he's tcttewet— to hollywood life. so he's achieved nothing for the public. he's achieved nothing he's he's he's achieved nothing for why for the public. and that's why he's fans also he's achieving million fans also for his from his book he's he's given a load of money from his book so he's made money for

himself and he's made money for himself. well, he has to have you— himself. well, he has to have you tettet— himself. well, he has to have you denied that— himself. well, he has to have you denied that he— 3“ well, he has to have you denied that he should be otte— you denied that he should be ttte to— you denied that he should be able to make— you denied that he should be able to make his— you denied that he should be able to make his own money. he tos— able to make his own money. he ttslmtte— able to make his own money. he ttslmtteiowt— able to make his own money. he has make own money. i say has to make his own money. i say te-s— has to make his own money. i say te-s spotqttq— has to make his own money. i say te-s spotqttq ott— has to make his own money. i say he's sponging off done for putttc— he's sponging off done for public service— he's sponging off done for public service over the past tttee— public service over the past ttteewetts — public service over the past three years. he- public service over the past three years. 3 ..;t9. three years. he has worked very hard i'm glad you agree hard on this. i'm glad you agree with about one thing. with me there about one thing. no not one thing. i don't suella the no not one thing. i don't suella tte qteetttct— no not one thing. i don't suella the greenback lady— no not one thing. i don't suella the greenback lady he- \tt:3t “t9 i don't suella the greenback lady he has. tttt-s— the greenback lady he has. that's—about,- the greenback lady he has. - that's—about, lady. that's what this is about, lady. what am i saying? absolutely tot.— what am i saying? absolutely tot. att— what am i saying? absolutely tot. ttt t— what am i saying? absolutely not. and i have— what am i saying? absolutely not. and i have to say goodbye to utte— not. and i have to say goodbye to wttt. — not. and i have to say goodbye to wttt. rust.— not. and i have to say goodbye to nina. just-say- not. and i have to say goodbye to nina. 3t: . to nina. just. just say lady v, respond. so what do you want to nina. just. just say lady v,- respond. so what do you want me to-ot— respond. so what do you want me to-ot tte — respond. so what do you want me to-ot tte wett— respond. so what do you want me to-on it? well, haven't- respond. so what do you want me to-on it? well, haven't they. to say on it? well, haven't they proven about proven they're all about the money? has he done? i mean, money? what has he done? i mean, toot,— money? what has he done? i mean, toot, te— money? what has he done? i mean, toot, te tos— money? what has he done? i mean, look, he has looked. _ 7 what has he done? i mean, look, he has looked. 9 look, he has looked. although the book, you know, we a lot of people really like the people didn't really like the book, he obviously make book, but he obviously did make money book. right. you money from the book. right. you would disagree— money from the book. right. you would disagree with— right. you would disagree with millions of peopte—ttel people around the world. the ttqqest— people around the world. the biggest—fiction. people around the world. the. biggest—fiction book biggest selling non fiction book in biggest selling non fiction book tt ttstotw— biggest selling non fiction book tt ttstow, tott— biggest selling non fiction book in history, lady v— biggest selling non fiction book in history, lady v make a point. tut— in history, lady v make a point. tut ste— in history, lady v make a point. tut the toe— in history, lady v make a point. but she has dragged— in history, lady v make a point. but she has dragged him - in history, lady v make a point. but she has dragged him into the dirt. know, loved dirt. you know, people loved prince hasn't dragged prince harry. she hasn't dragged him prince harry. she hasn't dragged ttm-tttt.— prince harry. she hasn't dragged ttm-tttt. ste— prince harry. she hasn't dragged him-dirt. she has- prince harry. she hasn't dragged him-dirt. she has not. him into the dirt. she has not you— him into the dirt. she has not you ttow— him into the dirt. she has not you ttow te-s— him into the dirt. she has not you know, he's followed her into it you know, he's followed her into tt-ste— you know, he's followed her into tt-ste tos— you know, he's followed her into it-she has helped- it wilfully. she has helped him to extttctte — it wilfully. she has helped him to extricate himself from a tomc— to extricate himself from a toxic situation _

to extricate himself from a toxic situation in this country. ttt— toxic situation in this country. ttt t— toxic situation in this country. ttt t tt— toxic situation in this country. ttt t tt tte— toxic situation in this country. and i i'd like to— toxic situation in this country. and i i'd like to go back to spotty— and i i'd like to go back to spotttw ot— and i i'd like to go back to spotify on the— and i i'd like to go back to spotify on the podcast , because spotify on the podcast, because the spotify on the podcast, because tte-ttt— spotify on the podcast, because tte-ttt ttt— spotify on the podcast, because tte-ttt ttt t- spotify on the podcast, because the had had a contract. the obamas had had a contract. vett. — the obamas had had a contract. vett. ttt— the obamas had had a contract. yeah. and that— the obamas had had a contract. yeah. and that was— the obamas had had a contract. yeah. and that was cancelled as wet.— yeah. and that was cancelled as wet. ttt— yeah. and that was cancelled as wet. ttt ttew— yeah. and that was cancelled as well. and they are— yeah. and that was cancelled as well. and they are very happy wttt— well. and they are very happy with audible.— well. and they are very happy with audible. and i bet you very tttt— with audible. and i bet you very soon that harry— with audible. and i bet you very soon that harry and meghan will be wttt— soon that harry and meghan will be with audible— soon that harry and meghan will be with audible or— soon that harry and meghan will be with audible or whoever else, ttt— be with audible or whoever else, ttt ttew— be with audible or whoever else, and they-damaged- be with audible or whoever else, and they damaged harry and they this has damaged harry and they this has damaged harry ttt tteqttt— and they this has damaged harry and meghan though, because when you towe— and meghan though, because when you tote t— and meghan though, because when you tote t ttt— and meghan though, because when you have a big company like spotty— you have a big company like spotify describing them as qttttets— spotify describing them as grifters, having an exact like ttts— grifters, having an exact like ttts-out— grifters, having an exact like ttts-out ttt- grifters, having an exact like this out and calling them this coming out and calling them a this coming out and calling them t-otwousw— this coming out and calling them a-obviously that- this coming out and calling them a-obviously that is- a grifter, obviously that is a mat— a grifter, obviously that is a tttt ts— a grifter, obviously that is a tttt ts t— a grifter, obviously that is a tttt ts t wew— a grifter, obviously that is a that is a very negative thing tttt— that is a very negative thing tttt ts— that is a very negative thing tttt ts qottq— that is a very negative thing that is going to— that is a very negative thing that is going to probably have a wet— that is going to probably have a wew teqtttwe— that is going to probably have a very negative spin— that is going to probably have a very negative spin on things wttt— very negative spin on things wttt ttso— very negative spin on things with also like— very negative spin on things with also like her representation. with also like her— representation. so, you know, it's astonishing to me that you can't just admit they're lazy, they're afraid hard they're afraid of hard work. they expected over there they expected to go over there and tens of millions. no and make tens of millions. no simple who they are simple by virtue of who they are . and you know what hollywood is like, lady. will tell you like, lady. we will tell you this. hollywood what this. hollywood is about what you're people are you're doing now. people are expected there. and she expected to work there. and she is about to a expected to work there. and she is about to -a big— expected to work there. and she is about to-a big deal- i: and she is about to a big deal with is about to sign a big deal with tett— is about to sign a big deal with tett. tut— is about to sign a big deal with deal. but she's— is about to sign a big deal with deal. but she's not— is about to sign a big deal with deal. but she's not rac depher towe— deal. but she's not rac depher tote tettet— deal. but she's not rac depher have denied that— deal. but she's not rac depher have denied that tonight. '“t: have denied that tonight. and let have denied that tonight. and tot—tmt- let me just make one final point. know, they want be

point. you know, they want to be like oprah winfrey. they want to be ellen degeneres and the be like ellen degeneres and the big montecito. lady. big house in montecito. lady. right. winfrey right. well, oprah winfrey and ellen worked days ellen degeneres worked five days a the most a week on producing the most popular talk show in america in hollywood, you have to graft in order to that achieve your just you know, just by seeing by seeing like their day to day. i don't know, you know, it just tte— don't know, you know, it just seems like they— don't know, you know, it just seems like they just expect ewew— seems like they just expect ewew ttttq— seems like they just expect every thing and— seems like they just expect every thing and just not putting in every thing and just not putting tt tte— every thing and just not putting tt tte wort— every thing and just not putting tt tte wott . — every thing and just not putting in the work. i— every thing and just not putting in the work. t:t:3t“ . in the work. i don't think i completely. okay well, look, you've completely. okay well, look, voe qot— completely. okay well, look, voe qot tott— completely. okay well, look, you've got both sides- i 0539 well, look, you've got both sides of the ttqumett— you've got both sides of the argument there _ you've got both sides of the argument there from nina meshkov and argument there from nina meshkov ttt-vtctott— argument there from nina meshkov and -victoria arbiter,- and lady victoria arbiter, who do and lady victoria arbiter, who to—tte- and lady victoria arbiter, who to—tte uttwl and lady victoria arbiter, who. do_are harry and do you agree with are harry and tteqttm— do you agree with are harry and meghan, grifters— do you agree with are harry and meghan, grifters up. munro wtttes— meghan, grifters up. munro writes _twitter. i meghan, grifters up. munro. writes—twitter. oh, writes, this is via twitter. oh, i'd writes, this is via twitter. oh, t-t sow— writes, this is via twitter. oh, t-t sow so— writes, this is via twitter. oh, t-t sow tt-s— writes, this is via twitter. oh, i'd say so. it's curious how the cetettttw— i'd say so. it's curious how the cetettttw ttt— i'd say so. it's curious how the celebrity and business worlds are celebrity and business worlds stowtw— celebrity and business worlds are slowly turning their backs on are slowly turning their backs ot ttese— are slowly turning their backs ot ttese two. — are slowly turning their backs on these two. surely that tells us somettttq,— on these two. surely that tells- us something,_moalem us something, doesn't it? moalem wtttes—tttt— us something, doesn't it? moalem writes—that seems- us something, doesn't it? moalem writes that seems to writes i would say that seems to be writes i would say that seems to te tt— writes i would say that seems to be an accurate— writes i would say that seems to be an accurate summary. they coutt— be an accurate summary. they coutt .— be an accurate summary. they coutt . ttew— be an accurate summary. they could . they should call them could. they should call them tott— could. they should call them harry muste— could. they should call them harry hustle meghan harry hustle and meghan the mottputttot— manipulator, the perfect tttctstet— manipulator, the perfect trickster duo. - manipulator, the perfect trickster duo. and from real tteqttt— trickster duo. and from real tteqttt ws— trickster duo. and from real meghan was more interested in wtttttq— meghan was more interested in wtttttq ot— meghan was more interested in whining on about— meghan was more interested in whining on about herself than etqtqttq— whining on about herself than engaging actively with her quests—

engaging actively with her quests .— engaging actively with her quests . ttt— engaging actively with her guests . and your verdict is now guests. and your verdict is now in. guests. and your verdict is now tt. tow— guests. and your verdict is now tt. ttt ot— guests. and your verdict is now tt. ttt ot wou— guests. and your verdict is now in. 90% of you agree with that . in. 90% of you agree with that. top— in. 90% of you agree with that. top spotty— in. 90% of you agree with that. top spotify executive bill stmmots— top spotify executive bill simmons describing harry and tteqttt— simmons describing harry and tteqttt ts— simmons describing harry and meghan as grifters . just 10% of meghan as grifters. just 10% of you— meghan as grifters. just 10% of you sow— meghan as grifters. just 10% of you sow ttew— meghan as grifters. just 10% of you sow ttew tte— meghan as grifters. just 10% of you say they are not. now, comttq— you say they are not. now, comttq up,— you say they are not. now, coming up, more on this with our tott— coming up, more on this with our royal masterminds,— coming up, more on this with our royal masterminds, lady colin comptett— royal masterminds, lady colin comptett ttt— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier , who campbell and phil dampier, who are campbell and phil dampier, who qottq— campbell and phil dampier, who qottq to— campbell and phil dampier, who qottq to ptct— campbell and phil dampier, who are going to pick over the sensational— are going to pick over the sensational collapse of harry ttt— sensational collapse of harry ttt tteqttt-s— sensational collapse of harry and meghan's £15 million spotify tett— and meghan's £15 million spotify tett ttt— and meghan's £15 million spotify tett ttt tte— and meghan's £15 million spotify deal and the rumours that meghan is deal and the rumours that meghan tsito— deal and the rumours that meghan tsito-tte— deal and the rumours that meghan is-to-the duchess- deal and the rumours that meghan is-to-the duchess of. is set to become the duchess of ttot — is set to become the duchess of ttot ts— is set to become the duchess of ttot ts wttt— is set to become the duchess of dior. as nina just— is set to become the duchess of dior. as nina just mentioned, a stat— dior. as nina just mentioned, a stat tttt— dior. as nina just mentioned, a stat tttt ste— dior. as nina just mentioned, a sign that she carving out sign that she is carving out a commetcttt— sign that she is carving out a commercial future away her commercial future away from her ttptess— commercial future away from her hapless husband— commercial future away from her hapless husband and the next otter— hapless husband and the next tttet t— hapless husband and the next after a schoolteacher scolded puptts— after a schoolteacher scolded pupils questioning whether pupils for questioning whether a cttssmtte— pupils for questioning whether a classmate could— pupils for questioning whether a classmate could identify as a cot— classmate could identify as a cot .— classmate could identify as a cot . tectttm— classmate could identify as a cat . reclaim party leader cat. reclaim party leader laurence fox— cat. reclaim party leader laurence fox savaged his the tettet— laurence fox savaged his the qettet oqettt— laurence fox savaged his the gender agenda that is brainwashing our teachers and ques— brainwashing our teachers and toes ttwce— brainwashing our teachers and gives advice actually on what pttetts— gives advice actually on what pttetts-to— gives advice actually on what potetts-to to— gives advice actually on what parents do to protect their parents can do to protect their ctttttet— parents can do to protect their children from _ parents can do to protect their children from this— parents can do to protect their children from this madness . he's children from this madness. he's twe— children from this madness. he's tte-tte— children from this madness. he's tte-tte tox— children from this madness. he's live .the fox report.- children from this madness. he's live the fox report. in live with the fox report. in mere minutes— live with the fox report. in mere minutes .—

on gb news, the people's. cttttet— on gb news, the people's. cttttet my— on gb news, the people's. channel my roommates , mine's channel my roommates, mine's tott— channel my roommates, mine's tttw cott— channel my roommates, mine's lady colin campbell and phil tomptet — lady colin campbell and phil dampier. coming- lady colin campbell and phil dampier. “t9 dampier. coming up. but it's time now for the fox report with laurence fox and schoolgirl laurence fox and a schoolgirl has been scolded by her teacher and told she's no longer welcome at refusing to at school after refusing to recognise her classmate. identify as a cat . the 13 year identify as a cat. the 13 year old pupil was made to stay after class and branded, quote, despicable by her teacher. after calmly stating that there are only two genders now, the shocking incident took place

dudng shocking incident took place during education lesson during a life education lesson at a church of at rye college, a church of england , believe or england school, believe it or not, east sussex and was not, in east sussex and was captured a secret recording captured in a secret recording that later surfaced online. listen to this. i'll tell you, toute— listen to this. i'll tell you, woue rust— listen to this. i'll tell you, you're just really- 3“ i'll tell you, you're just really upset . you're just really upset. someone— you're just really upset. someone saying things like should— someone saying things like should be— someone saying things like should be in— someone saying things like should be in an— someone saying things like should be in an asylum . i just should be in an asylum. ijust own-o— should be in an asylum. ijust didn't anything.— should be in an asylum. ijust didn't anything. if they want to identify— didn't anything. if they want to identify o— didn't anything. if they want to ioonoify o cow— didn't anything. if they want to identify a cow or— didn't anything. if they want to identify a cow or something, then— identify a cow or something, then thev're — identify a cow or something, then they're like— identify a cow or something, then they're like genuinely on moo.— then they're like genuinely on moo. yeah,— then they're like genuinely on that. yeah, that's— then they're like genuinely on that. yeah, that's crazy. you kristian— that. yeah, that's crazy. you kristian niemietz. there are things— kristian niemietz. there are things .— kristian niemietz. there are things i wasn't— kristian niemietz. there are things i wasn't the question. i just— things i wasn't the question. i juoo saying— things i wasn't the question. i was just saying about the gender.— was just saying about the gender. .— was just saying about the gender. i ain't— was just saying about the gender. i ain't saying anything about— gender. i ain't saying anything about them— gender. i ain't saying anything about them that's so different. there-o— about them that's so different. there-o only— about them that's so different. there's only two _ about them that's so different. there's only two genders if youo— there's only two genders if you're talking— there's only two genders if you're talking about the fact moo— you're talking about the fact that ou— you're talking about the fact that cis gender— you're talking about the fact that cis gender is the norm, moo— that cis gender is the norm, that you— that cis gender is the norm, that you identify with the gender,— that you identify with the gender, that— that you identify with the gender, that with the sexual onogns— gender, that with the sexual organs anar— gender, that with the sexual organs that you're born with . organs that you're born with. no,— organs that you're born with. n0, you-ro— organs that you're born with. no, you're weird.— organs that you're born with. no, you're weird. that's nasroauy— no, you're weird. that's basically what you're saying. roan. — basically what you're saying. roan. wnron— basically what you're saying. yeah. which is— basically what you're saying. yeah. which is really despicable . unbelievable— yeah. which is really despicable . unbelievable _ yeah. which is really despicable . unbelievable “r: . unbelievable and it's been quite a day in the gender wars because lawrence has been embroiled in an online storm of his own after burning progress ,

his own after burning progress, pride flags in protest of, i guess , lawrence sickening guess, lawrence sickening moments like what you heard at the school in rye . so, lawrence, the school in rye. so, lawrence, let's take on both of the both of these topics now . what shall of these topics now. what shall we shall we kick off actually with the flags? why burn the flags? lawrence what's that about ? um, the rainbow flag, about? um, the rainbow flag, which you know, i don't even mind. really object to. i think it's absolutely— “r: really object to. i think it's absolutely wonderful that rnrs— it's absolutely wonderful that rnrs sounrry— it's absolutely wonderful that this country has— it's absolutely wonderful that this country has progressed so nuan— this country has progressed so nuon anar— this country has progressed so nuon rnar no— this country has progressed so much that we no— this country has progressed so much that we no longer discriminate— much that we no longer discriminate against gay and assuran— discriminate against gay and lesbian people— discriminate against gay and lesbian people because love is roya— lesbian people because love is rovo, ngnra— lesbian people because love is love, right? you _ lesbian people because love is love, right? you don't get to oooson— love, right? you don't get to oooson uno— love, right? you don't get to choose who you— love, right? you don't get to choose who you love. you can rove— choose who you love. you can rovo a— choose who you love. you can love a man.-can- choose who you love. you can love a man. can love a love a man. you can love a ana— love a man. you can love a ana r— love a man. you can love a woman. and i think that's the nosr— woman. and i think that's the most fantastic— woman. and i think that's the most fantastic thing in the noun.— most fantastic thing in the noun. r— most fantastic thing in the world. i really— most fantastic thing in the world. i really do. i know ornors— world. i really do. i know others me, others would disagree with me, but others would disagree with me, ourlroauy— others would disagree with me, ourlroauy ao. — others would disagree with me, but really do. where i have a but i really do. where i have a nonran— but i really do. where i have a problem nun— but i really do. where i have a problem with it— but i really do. where i have a problem with it is— but i really do. where i have a problem with it is this little rnangro— problem with it is this little triangle which— problem with it is this little triangle which oddly turns into a suasrrna— triangle which oddly turns into a snasrrka .— triangle which oddly turns into a swastika . if— triangle which oddly turns into a swastika . if you put it in a a swastika. if you put it in a srrango— a swastika. if you put it in a srrango nay— a swastika. if you put it in a srrango nay .— a swastika. if you put it in a strange way , is— a swastika. if you put it in a strange way , is the black line

strange way, is the black line ano— strange way, is the black line rno brown— strange way, is the black line the brown line. _ strange way, is the black line the brown line. so that's black unas— the brown line. so that's black uvos narra— the brown line. so that's black lives matter ,_ the brown line. so that's black lives matter , right? so that's lives matter, right? so that's a ronzr — lives matter, right? so that's a ponzi scheme _ lives matter, right? so that's a ponzi scheme that has milked nrurons— ponzi scheme that has milked nrruons 0g,— ponzi scheme that has milked millions of, you— ponzi scheme that has milked millions of, you know , good millions of, you know, good noarroa— millions of, you know, good hearted white— millions of, you know, good hearted white liberals out of a road— hearted white liberals out of a road or— hearted white liberals out of a road or money— hearted white liberals out of a load of money so— hearted white liberals out of a load of money so that a load of brack— load of money so that a load of oraon geogra— load of money so that a load of black people can— load of money so that a load of black people can buy themselves rn— black people can buy themselves mansions in los— black people can buy themselves mansions in los angeles. i take objection— mansions in los angeles. i take ongoorron ro— mansions in los angeles. i take objection to that. _ mansions in los angeles. i take objection to that. i— mansions in los angeles. i take objection to that. i also take onroorron — objection to that. i also take ongoorron ro— objection to that. i also take objection to the— objection to that. i also take objection to the fact that your nas— objection to the fact that your race has nothing— objection to the fact that your race has nothing to do with your gonna,— race has nothing to do with your gender, your— race has nothing to do with your gender, your sexuality. it aoosn-r— gender, your sexuality. it doesn't matter whether you're brack— doesn't matter whether you're mask and — doesn't matter whether you're mask and gay— doesn't matter whether you're black and gay or— doesn't matter whether you're black and gay or white and gay, uno— black and gay or white and gay, nno sans— black and gay or white and gay, who cares? and— black and gay or white and gay, who cares? and also fundamentally, who cares who who cares? and also— fundamentally, who cares who you nave— fundamentally, who cares who you nave-unn— fundamentally, who cares who you nave-nun rn— fundamentally, who cares who you have .with in-or- fundamentally, who cares who you have .with in-or who - have sex with in 2023? or who nno you— have sex with in 2023? or who cares who you have to love or uno— cares who you have to love or nno you— cares who you have to love or nno you nanr— cares who you have to love or who you want to— cares who you have to love or who you want to love? what i do. so. — who you want to love? what i do. so. so— who you want to love? what i do. so. so you— who you want to love? what i do. so. so you think— who you want to love? what i do. so. so you think the— who you want to love? what i do. so. : 33er so. so you think the pride flag, the beautiful rainbow pride flag has been? i get. i get that. our.— has been? i get. i get that. our. our— has been? i get. i get that. our. our uny— has been? i get. i get that. but. but why burn- , i get. i get that. but. but why burn it? , i get. i get that. but. but why burn it ? f but. but why burn it? because roe—nan— but. but why burn it? because de—man, there's another part of this flag which i really , really this flag which i really, really object to. and that is the child sacrifice element of this, which and then this is what leads us on to this school in rye. and what went on with-

on to this school in rye. and what went on with that- what went on with that girl. so it's what went on with that girl. so us no — what went on with that girl. so us no rrans— what went on with that girl. so it's the trans ideology that you-ro— it's the trans ideology that you're protesting against noauso— you're protesting against because of— you're protesting against because of the impact it's navrng— because of the impact it's navrng on— because of the impact it's having on our— because of the impact it's having on our children, is that ngnra— having on our children, is that ngnra — having on our children, is that ngnro year.— having on our children, is that right? yeah. so— having on our children, is that right? yeah. so i— having on our children, is that right? “33 3“ “

supports the mutilation or sacrifice of healthy tissue in children is in themselves a satanic deviant. that's what i feel. okay, satanic deviant. that's what i feel . okay, lawrence, can we feel. okay, lawrence, can we ran— feel. okay, lawrence, can we ran a— feel. okay, lawrence, can we ran a nurs— feel. okay, lawrence, can we talk a little bit— �*"r:3r:33 okay, lawrence, can we talk a little bit about the spoons— talk a little bit about the specific situation in rye? noauso— specific situation in rye? noauso ro— specific situation in rye? because it shocked so many geogra— because it shocked so many people because _ because it shocked so many people because presumably the nornor— people because presumably the nornor rs— people because presumably the mother is highly— people because presumably the mother is highly concerned that her mother is highly concerned that nor aaugnror— mother is highly concerned that her daughter is— mother is highly concerned that her daughter is going to be anyon— her daughter is going to be driven our— her daughter is going to be driven out of— her daughter is going to be driven out of her school because sno— driven out of her school because sno aoosn-r— driven out of her school because she doesn't believe— driven out of her school because she doesn't believe that someone's gender can be as a cat . sue-s— someone's gender can be as a cat . sno-s recently— someone's gender can be as a cat . she's recently arrived- someone's gender can be as a cat . she's recently arrived in- someone's gender can be as a cat . she's recently arrived in the school. she's obviously an extremely smart kid . when i was extremely smart kid. when i was training as an actor, one of the things that we had to do as part of helping the local community was go and meet kids and work in schools. and what i found was the most creative, interesting and always had and wonderful kids always had the and out there the most wacky and out there views and they were just wonderful. and our society must encourage sort of thinking wonderful. and our society must encothis e sort of thinking wonderful. and our society must encothis e sis: of thinking wonderful. and our society must encothis e sis tellingrking wonderful. and our society must encothis e sis telling fide . so this woman is telling fide that her daughter is going to be discriminated against moving forward in life. now, who wants to live in a world we've got howard, donald, right. we've got

a guy who said men can't have pefiods a guy who said men can't have periods where's take that defending him. where are the people doing it? so when i burn that flag, i burn that flag for one reason. it's to say because i can. and because i stand against every single thing that that flag represents this country . the union jack of this country. the union jack of this country. the union jack of this country represents everybody of all sexualities, all races, all sexual orientations , all sexual orientations, all ethnicities. it represents it. we are a genuinely progressive country. i do not need a migraine induced into my head by sadiq khan telling me i've got to worship some ridiculous ideology. i think is absolutely abhorrent and i don't mind getting punched in the for face it. but my message is today have beenin it. but my message is today have been in the thousands of people saying i am sick to death of it. no well, i have to agree with you— no well, i have to agree with you on— no well, i have to agree with you on one— \rr:3r well, i have to agree with you on the progress pride flag. i you on the progress pride flag. r moan— you on the progress pride flag. r r— you on the progress pride flag. i mean, i wouldn't burn it nysoh— i mean, i wouldn't burn it nysorr, nur— i mean, i wouldn't burn it myself, but in— i mean, i wouldn't burn it myself, but in terms of not supoonrng— myself, but in terms of not supporting that— myself, but in terms of not supporting that flag and not snoraorng— supporting that flag and not embracing that—

supporting that flag and not embracing that flag as a gay man,— embracing that flag as a gay ny— embracing that flag as a gay man, my goodness, i'm totally unn— man, my goodness, i'm totally man you— man, my goodness, i'm totally with you there. _ man, my goodness, i'm totally with you there. it— man, my goodness, i'm totally with you there. it certainly aoosn-r— with you there. it certainly doesn't represent me . laurence doesn't represent me. laurence fox,— doesn't represent me. laurence rox, rasornarrng — doesn't represent me. laurence fox, fascinating discussion. rnank— fox, fascinating discussion. rnankyou— fox, fascinating discussion. rnann you so— fox, fascinating discussion. thank you so much . great to have thank you so much. great to have you— thank you so much. great to have you bask,— thank you so much. great to have you oaon ny— thank you so much. great to have you bask, ny ano— thank you so much. great to have you back, by the way— thank you so much. great to have you back, by the way . now you back, by the way. now breaking— you back, by the way. now breaking tonight, the commons yore— breaking tonight, the commons yore on— breaking tonight, the commons voro on ano— breaking tonight, the commons vote on the kangaroo court rnvrrogos— vote on the kangaroo court privileges committee. findings on nons— privileges committee. findings on boris johnson— privileges committee. findings on boris johnson is now in in ana— on boris johnson is now in in and r— on boris johnson is now in in and r an— on boris johnson is now in in and i can reveal— on boris johnson is now in in and i can reveal the house has voroa— and i can reveal the house has voroa sor— and i can reveal the house has voroa son in— and i can reveal the house has voted 354 in favour of the sonnrrroo — voted 354 in favour of the committee just- voted 354 in favour of the committee just seven against very— committee just seven against vary rnoonanr— committee just seven against very important clarification nora— very important clarification nonornougn— very important clarification here, though, boris johnson was aosorurory— here, though, boris johnson was absolutely explicitly clear to his absolutely explicitly clear to nrs suooonors— absolutely explicitly clear to his supporters today. he did not nanr— his supporters today. he did not nanr anon— his supporters today. he did not want them speaking in the debate and no— want them speaking in the debate and no ara— want them speaking in the debate and no no nor— want them speaking in the debate and he did not want them voting . so— and he did not want them voting . so unno— and he did not want them voting . so while some— and he did not want them voting . so while some people who were so oassronaro,— . so while some people who were so passionate, like— . so while some people who were so passionate, like bill cash ana— so passionate, like bill cash and racon— so passionate, like bill cash and jacob rees—mogg did speak and jacob rees—mogg did speak and ara— and jacob rees—mogg did speak and an yore,— and jacob rees—mogg did speak and did vote, many other massive suooonors— and did vote, many other massive suooonors or— and did vote, many other massive supporters of boris— and did vote, many other massive supporters of boris johnson from brennan— supporters of boris johnson from brendan clarke—smith to priti rarer— brendan clarke—smith to priti rarer ro— brendan clarke—smith to priti patel to andrew— brendan clarke—smith to priti patel to andrew dumas, andrew ronrrns— patel to andrew dumas, andrew ronrrns ara— patel to andrew dumas, andrew jenkins did not— patel to andrew dumas, andrew jenkins did not so— patel to andrew dumas, andrew jenkins did not so this vote is a yoke— jenkins did not so this vote is aioke as— jenkins did not so this vote is a gone as far— jenkins did not so this vote is a joke as far as— jenkins did not so this vote is a joke as far as i'm concerned.

kwasi— a joke as far as i'm concerned. nuasr nuanong.— a joke as far as i'm concerned. kwasi kwarteng. the former cnanoouor— kwasi kwarteng. the former chancellor will— kwasi kwarteng. the former chancellor will react after ten sonrng— chancellor will react after ten sonrng un— chancellor will react after ten coming up after— chancellor will react after ten coming up after partygate rolled back— coming up after partygate rolled bask inro— coming up after partygate rolled back into town— coming up after partygate rolled back into town over the weekend unan— back into town over the weekend unon a— back into town over the weekend unon a mo— back into town over the weekend when a 2020 clip— back into town over the weekend when a 2020 clip of junior tory srarrors— when a 2020 clip of junior tory staffers surfaced.— when a 2020 clip of junior tory staffers surfaced. i— when a 2020 clip of junior tory staffers surfaced. i asked my suoorsrar— staffers surfaced. i asked my superstar panel— staffers surfaced. i asked my superstar panel whether we snoura— superstar panel whether we snoura no— superstar panel whether we should be offering an amnesty to anonyo— should be offering an amnesty to anonyo uno— should be offering an amnesty to anyone who broke— should be offering an amnesty to anyone who broke the ludicrous roonaoun— anyone who broke the ludicrous lockdown rules.— anyone who broke the ludicrous lockdown rules. the next after a schoolteacher— lockdown rules. the next after a schoolteacher scolded a pupil for questioning— schoolteacher scolded a pupil for questioning whether her orassnaro— for questioning whether her classmate could identify as a sa— classmate could identify as a oar .— classmate could identify as a oar . uro— classmate could identify as a oar . we run— classmate could identify as a cat . we will be— classmate could identify as a cat . we will be debating that in cat. we will be debating that in the cat. we will be debating that in no nonra— cat. we will be debating that in the media buzz,— cat. we will be debating that in the media buzz, too. but coming up anor— the media buzz, too. but coming up arror ano— the media buzz, too. but coming up after the break,— the media buzz, too. but coming up after the break, it has been a arsasrrous— up after the break, it has been a disastrous few— up after the break, it has been a disastrous few days for harry ana— a disastrous few days for harry and nognan.— a disastrous few days for harry and meghan. they have lost their ozo— and meghan. they have lost their ozo nruron— and meghan. they have lost their $20 million spotify deal. they nays— $20 million spotify deal. they navo noon— $20 million spotify deal. they have been called— $20 million spotify deal. they have been called grifters. so unar-s— have been called grifters. so was near— have been called grifters. so what's next for— have been called grifters. so what's next for the couple? and is rnrs— what's next for the couple? and is rnrs au— what's next for the couple? and is rnrs au narr— what's next for the couple? and is this all part of— what's next for the couple? and is this all part of meghan's oran— is this all part of meghan's gran ro— is this all part of meghan's plan to professionally separate from— plan to professionally separate from ranso— plan to professionally separate from prince harry, lady colin canonou— from prince harry, lady colin campbell and— from prince harry, lady colin campbell and phil dampier are roya— campbell and phil dampier are royal masterminds on this? srrargnr— royal masterminds on this? straight after— royal masterminds on this? straight after the .

break silly i break - silly award lunar- silly award and lunar— silly award and kelvin mackenzie and kwasi— silly award and kelvin mackenzie and kwasi kwarteng all on the way.— and kwasi kwarteng all on the way. our— and kwasi kwarteng all on the way. our unso— and kwasi kwarteng all on the way. but first, it's— and kwasi kwarteng all on the way. but first, it's time for my roya— way. but first, it's time for my royal masterminds, a lady, colin canooou— royal masterminds, a lady, colin canooou ana— royal masterminds, a lady, colin campbell and phil— royal masterminds, a lady, colin campbell and phil dampier and the campbell and phil dampier and no nuke— campbell and phil dampier and no ours ana— campbell and phil dampier and the duke and duchess of delusion nava— the duke and duchess of delusion navo a— the duke and duchess of delusion navo a rear— the duke and duchess of delusion have a real reason— the duke and duchess of delusion have a real reason to win this week— have a real reason to win this week anor— have a real reason to win this week after their— have a real reason to win this week after their $23 million soorny— week after their $23 million soorrry gear— week after their $23 million spotify deal was cancelled by the streaming _ spotify deal was cancelled by the streaming afterjust the streaming giant afterjust one series of— the streaming giant afterjust one series of meghan's failed aronoryoos— one series of meghan's failed archetypes podcast with spotify exec-simmons— archetypes podcast with spotify exec simmons slamming the exec bill simmons slamming the runaay— exec bill simmons slamming the runaay royars— exec bill simmons slamming the runaway royals as— exec bill simmons slamming the runaway royals as grifters after rnoy— runaway royals as grifters after rnoy managea— runaway royals as grifters after they managed to— runaway royals as grifters after they managed to produce this 13 episodes— they managed to produce this 13 episodes rn— they managed to produce this 13 episodes in almost— they managed to produce this 13 episodes in almost three years. our— episodes in almost three years. our wognan— episodes in almost three years. but meghan isn't— episodes in almost three years. but meghan isn't wasting any uno— but meghan isn't wasting any one ro— but meghan isn't wasting any time to secure— but meghan isn't wasting any time to secure her next mega nonoy— time to secure her next mega nonoy anar— time to secure her next mega money deal for— time to secure her next mega money deal for doing very little wron— money deal for doing very little wrrn rna— money deal for doing very little with the mail— money deal for doing very little with the mail on— money deal for doing very little with the mail on sunday, rowoaung— with the mail on sunday, revealing that- with the mail on sunday, revealing that she is on the unno— revealing that she is on the brink of— revealing that she is on the brink of signing— revealing that she is on the brink of signing a major deal wran— brink of signing a major deal with fashion— brink of signing a major deal with fashion dior that with fashion house dior that court—or- could see the princess of privacy— could see the princess of privacy-ano- could see the princess of privacy the highest could see the princess of- privacy-the highest paid privacy become the highest paid rnrruonoor— privacy become the highest paid influencer.the_ privacy become the highest paid influencerlthe-as- privacy become the highest paid influencer the as her influencer in the world as her now-agents— influencer in the world as her now-agents ar- influencer in the world as her new agents at wme battle new super agents at wme battle to improve— new super agents at wme battle to improve ner— new super agents at wme battle to improve her toxic public image.— to improve her toxic public image. so— to improve her toxic public image. so lady— to improve her toxic public image. so lady c is meghan lines up a— image. so lady c is meghan lines up a multi—million_ image. so lady c is meghan lines up a multi—million dollar deal wran— up a multi—million dollar deal wrrn rotor,— up a multi—million dollar deal

with dior, while— up a multi—million dollar deal with dior, while harry is continuing— with dior, while harry is continuing his never ending regar— continuing his never ending legal battles.— continuing his never ending legal battles. is— continuing his never ending legal battles. is this another sign— legal battles. is this another sign rnaa— legal battles. is this another sign rnar sne— legal battles. is this another sign that she could be carving out an— sign that she could be carving out an independent professional future— out an independent professional rurure away— out an independent professional future away from _ out an independent professional future away from her husband . future away from her husband. wett— future away from her husband. wear you— future away from her husband. well you know,— future away from her husband. well you know, dan, i said it rnaa— well you know, dan, i said it rnar r— well you know, dan, i said it rnar r was— well you know, dan, i said it that i was told— well you know, dan, i said it that i was told that she went to wire— that i was told that she went to wore ro— that i was told that she went to worn to move— that i was told that she went to wme to move away from being royar. — wme to move away from being royar. anu— wme to move away from being royar. and they— wme to move away from being royal. and they said- wme to move away from being royal. and they said to her, this is she had to forge a new path. but think we need to be very— path. but think we need to be very earerur— path. but think we need to be very careful what— but think we need to be very careful what we believe neause— very careful what we believe neause rn— very careful what we believe because i'm told— very careful what we believe because i'm told by friends of ne— because i'm told by friends of rn— because i'm told by friends of mine in paris— because i'm told by friends of mine in paris who— because i'm told by friends of mine in paris who have an in a very— mine in paris who have an in a very good— mine in paris who have an in a very good inro— mine in paris who have an in a very good into the— mine in paris who have an in a very good into the fashion industry— very good into the fashion industry ana— very good into the fashion industry and can't see what it is ornerwrse— industry and can't see what it is otherwise it— industry and can't see what it is otherwise it would give away rnerr— is otherwise it would give away their identity _ is otherwise it would give away their identity that, you know, ants— their identity that, you know, we rs— their identity that, you know, we is nor— their identity that, you know, this is not going— their identity that, you know, this is not going to be a negaouews— this is not going to be a megabucks deal. this is not going to be a megabucks deal . g this is not going to be a megabucks deal. 3 this is not going to be a- megabucks deal. meghan is not going to make a great deal of money if it materially arises because she is damaged goods and they know they can get her for

very little. meghan needs a brand like dior far more than dior needs a brand like meghan . dior needs a brand like meghan. okay. and back in britain, taxpayers— okay. and back in britain, taxpayers brace themselves to fork— taxpayers brace themselves to now our— taxpayers brace themselves to now out a— taxpayers brace themselves to fork out a sickening £1 million to sover— fork out a sickening £1 million to cover harry's— fork out a sickening £1 million to cover harry's legal fees. fork out a sickening £1 million to cover harry's legal fees . as to cover harry's legal fees. as ane— to cover harry's legal fees. as we ernger— to cover harry's legal fees. as the ginger winger prepares to appear— the ginger winger prepares to appear ane— the ginger winger prepares to appeal the decision to remove his appeal the decision to remove nrs gunnery— appeal the decision to remove his publicly funded security arrangements.— his publicly funded security arrangements. when visiting the uk. arrangements. when visiting the we. r— arrangements. when visiting the we. r tusr— arrangements. when visiting the un. rtusr want— arrangements. when visiting the uk. i just want hardworking nrrrrsn— uk. i just want hardworking british taxpayers really want to waste — british taxpayers really want to waste-money— british taxpayers really want to waste money during waste their money on during a crippling— waste their money on during a ongoing eosr— waste their money on during a crippling cost lockdown crippling cost of lockdown ensrs— crippling cost of lockdown crisis,_phil,i crippling cost of lockdown. crisis,_phil, how crisis, i'm sure. so, phil, how do crisis, i'm sure. so, phil, how to you— crisis, i'm sure. so, phil, how to you teet— crisis, i'm sure. so, phil, how do you feel about— crisis, i'm sure. so, phil, how do you feel about being forced inro— do you feel about being forced no running— do you feel about being forced into funding harry's egotistical regar— into funding harry's egotistical regar names— into funding harry's egotistical legal battles ? _ into funding harry's egotistical legal battles ? i— into funding harry's egotistical legal battles ? �*"r:3r:3e legal battles? i feel almost as confused and bad down as the facti confused and bad down as the fact i might have to give up wearing eau sauvage, which i've always . did wearing eau sauvage, which i've always. did you wearing eau sauvage, which i've always . did you notice in always. did you notice in sparing , in fact, that he sparing, in fact, that he claimed harry thought it was a bit strange at the time. he claimed that his father, king charles warren savage, and thought , charles warren savage, and thought, that's a bit odd. i never heard that before. and i thought he used a lavender scent from highgrove and of course now

it seems it was probably a product placement. yes , product placement. but yes, coming back to your question , coming back to your question, um, he can bring as many court cases as he likes, can't he? and if he's prepared to pay for them and the drain, and chuck money down the drain, that's enough. but we that's fair enough. but we shouldn't have to pay a penny and that scotland yard and the idea that scotland yard and the idea that scotland yard and home office have always, and the home office have always, always made clear that he's always made it clear that he's not security not going to get the security paid for security drill that paid for the security drill that he and, you know, there's he wants and, you know, there's no way in which we should be paying no way in which we should be paying for it. if he wants to paying for it. so if he wants to carry on with his court cases, if he wants to chuck money down the drain, that's up to him. but we shouldn't to keep our we shouldn't have to keep our money out of it. i mean, ladies, seer-ls— money out of it. i mean, ladies, see,-is fascinating,- see, this is fascinating, rnougn— see, this is fascinating, rnougn-rre- see, this is fascinating, though, it? because though, isn't it? because it all tusr— though, isn't it? because it all just-up— though, isn't it? because it all tusr-uolwnar— though, isn't it? because it all just-uplwhat bill- just adds up to what bill srnnons— just adds up to what bill simmons spotify described simmons from spotify described rnese— simmons from spotify described rnese-snau— simmons from spotify described these - small scale - these two as small scale swrnarers— these two as small scale swindlers .— these two as small scale swindlers . you- these two as small scale swindlers . you know, they're swindlers. you know, they're errner— swindlers. you know, they're either swindling _ swindlers. you know, they're either swindling a company like sporty— either swindling a company like sporty .— either swindling a company like soorrry , raking— either swindling a company like spotify , taking 20 million. spotify, taking 20 million. rney-re— spotify, taking 20 million. rney-re nor— spotify, taking 20 million. they're not delivering what rney-we— they're not delivering what they've promised, like wise with wearin— they've promised, like wise with werrux. nur— they've promised, like wise with netflix. but the _ they've promised, like wise with netflix. but the money was even nrgner. — netflix. but the money was even nrgner. ana— netflix. but the money was even nrgner. ana ow— netflix. but the money was even higher. and now it's our money raay. — higher. and now it's our money raay. c— higher. and now it's our money raay. c so— higher. and now it's our money raay. c so to— higher. and now it's our money lady. c so do you— higher. and now it's our money lady. c so do you think that i eru— lady. c so do you think that i mean, bill simmons, he actually

saw— mean, bill simmons, he actually saw gutters— mean, bill simmons, he actually said grifters, but— mean, bill simmons, he actually said grifters, but do you think rnaa— said grifters, but do you think that description— said grifters, but do you think that description of them as swrnare— that description of them as swrnare rs— that description of them as swindle is going to stick now ? swindle is going to stick now? neause— swindle is going to stick now? neause r— swindle is going to stick now? because i feel— swindle is going to stick now? because i feel it's— swindle is going to stick now? because i feel it's very accurate . lady c well, of course accurate. lady c well, of course its— accurate. lady c well, of course its going — accurate. lady c well, of course its going ro— accurate. lady c well, of course it's going to stick— accurate. lady c well, of course it's going to stick because, you know,— it's going to stick because, you know, tr— it's going to stick because, you know, it nas— it's going to stick because, you know, it has the _ it's going to stick because, you know, it has the scent of truth about— know, it has the scent of truth about tr— know, it has the scent of truth about it . — know, it has the scent of truth about it. and— know, it has the scent of truth about it . and let's- know, it has the scent of truth about it . ' “r: about it. and let's remember that harry has played the british system very well. he has made sure that he has got out of our tax system and because there is a means test aspect and a residency test aspect to how much you have to pay back in terms of costs, he has been able to manoeuvre his way out of . if to manoeuvre his way out of. if harry had been a british resident earn and had a british income at the moment, he would have had to stump up an extra four and a half, have had to stump up an extra four and a half , £450,000 to

four and a half, £450,000 to £500,000 as it is by manilla emulating the system, he , he and emulating the system, he, he and meghan are great manipulators , meghan are great manipulators, uh, if you want to call them grifters . i would not disagree grifters. i would not disagree with you will. see you. well in your rights with you will. see you. well in your ngnrs ro— with you will. see you. well in your rights to call— with you will. see you. well in your rights to call them- your rights to call them gutters— your rights to call them gnrrers . — your rights to call them grifters . e: �*fw�*r3ee your rights to call them grifters . e: �*fw�*r333 33 grifters. good. well, i will. the latest on us. the taxpayer. yeah. no indeed. now, look, saruraay,— / \r:3r :: now, look, saturday, unfortunately, it's been— saturday, unfortunately, it's been overshadowed. but saturday market— been overshadowed. but saturday narwea rne— been overshadowed. but saturday marked the first— been overshadowed. but saturday marked the first trooping the corour— marked the first trooping the corour or— marked the first trooping the colour of king— marked the first trooping the colour of king charles's reign as rne— colour of king charles's reign as the nation— colour of king charles's reign as the nation celebrated the orrrerar— as the nation celebrated the official birthday— as the nation celebrated the official birthday of the british soereing— official birthday of the british sovereign central london. official birthday of the british soveeldest central london. official birthday of the british soveeldest son:entral london. official birthday of the british soveeldest son william ondon. official birthday of the british soveeldest son william mayi. official birthday of the british soveeldest son william may have but eldest son william may have inaawerieni— but eldest son william may have inadvertent stolen— but eldest son william may have inadvertent stolen his father's inunaer— inadvertent stolen his father's inunier as— inadvertent stolen his father's thunder as the _ inadvertent stolen his father's thunder as the prince of wales announced his— thunder as the prince of wales announced his ambitious vision to ena— announced his ambitious vision to end homelessness in britain. in to end homelessness in britain. in a— to end homelessness in britain. in a rnraio— to end homelessness in britain. in a major interview with the suniay— in a major interview with the sunaay iines— in a major interview with the sunday times, while also reieasing— sunday times, while also reieasing a— sunday times, while also releasing a heartwarming rainer-s— releasing a heartwarming rainer-s nay— releasing a heartwarming father's day portrait via wensingion— father's day portrait via kensington palace at same kensington palace at the same rime.— kensington palace at the same time. so— kensington palace at the same time. so ini— kensington palace at the same time. so phil dampier, what did you make— time. so phil dampier, what did you make or— time. so phil dampier, what did you make of this— time. so phil dampier, what did you make of this as will's guiiiy— you make of this as will's guiiry oi— you make of this as will's guilty of pushing his father, wing— guilty of pushing his father, king charles,— guilty of pushing his father, king charles, off the front pages,— king charles, off the front pages, as— king charles, off the front pages, as some- king charles, off the front pages, as some folk have claimed ? pages, as some folk have claimed e weir.— pages, as some folk have claimed e weii. i—

pages, as some folk have claimed .7 well, i think— pages, as some folk have claimed .7 well, i think it— pages, as some folk have claimed .7 well, i think it was— pages, as some folk have claimed .7 well, i think it was fair- ? well, i think it was fair enough to have the photo for father's day. it wasn't his fault. it was father's day. the day after trooping. i must admit, i am surprised that he did the interview. i mean, i would have thought that could have another week. have waited another week. i mean, thought headline was mean, i thought the headline was very the sunday very misleading on the sunday times, going to end times, i'm going to end homelessness. mean, you're homelessness. i mean, you're you're sort setting you're really sort of setting yourself there, yourself up to fail there, aren't you? i don't think anybody's going to be able do anybody's going to be able to do that, not overnight. that, certainly not overnight. i mean, you know, it's a mean, it's you know, it's a great aspiration to have. and i don't going to don't think that's going to happen. you happen. but it does make you wonder, doesn't whether they wonder, doesn't it, whether they talk other, the talk to each other, the courtiers and the different or is back lady is that competition in back lady c lady c? what did you make? c and lady c? what did you make? is c and lady c? what did you make? is anis— c and lady c? what did you make? is this too political for prince william? is it a bit of a concern or— william? is it a bit of a concern or was- �*vw�* 33 337 is it a bit of a concern or was this okay? william? is it a bit of a- concern or was this okay? well, i concern or was this okay? well, i aeruaiiy— concern or was this okay? well, i actually think— concern or was this okay? well, i actually think that they were complicit in announcing it because it's burying bad news in public, because the reality is home lessness, although it's a very worthy thing, nobody wants to be living to next homeless

housing and that therefore means that a big problem in terms of making good point . no, exactly. making good point. no, exactly. and it's going to be a big one for him to solve. lady colin campbell, phil dampier, my royal master mind. thank you both so much. brilliant as usual. but coming up after harry and meghan's 20 million spotify deal was embarrassingly cut from the streaming platform , find out why streaming platform, find out why celia walden thinks that the montecito homeowners are now damaged goods . but next is the damaged goods. but next is the obsessed msm open partygate back up after video of tory staffers surfaced from 2020. is it time to stop crucifying anyone who broke ludicrous lockdown broke those ludicrous lockdown rules? we're going to have rules? plus we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. pages off newspaper. front pages hot off the anywhere. the press. don't go anywhere. we're in just two minutes we're back in just two minutes time .

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tonight, the persecution of bofis tonight, the persecution of boris johnson comes to the house of commons. bojo's enemies , of commons. bojo's enemies, including those within the conservative party, voted to ban the former pm from parliament tonight by nodding through the kangaroo court privileges committee findings by 354 in favour to just seven against bofis favour to just seven against boris johnson. light favour to just seven against borisjohnson. light a favour to just seven against boris johnson. light a new low in nons— boris johnson. light a new low in boris johnson's— 3“3“ light a new low in boris johnson's disregard for sianiaris— in boris johnson's disregard for standards in— in boris johnson's disregard for standards in public life. for inose— standards in public life. for rnose neopre— standards in public life. for those people who are abstaining, rney— those people who are abstaining, iney are— those people who are abstaining, rney guiiry— those people who are abstaining, they are guilty not— those people who are abstaining, they are guilty not just of soaeais— they are guilty not just of cowardice, but— they are guilty not just of cowardice, but of complicity wiin — cowardice, but of complicity wiin rne — cowardice, but of complicity wiin rne very— cowardice, but of complicity with the very contempt for which nons— with the very contempt for which eons—round- boris johnson has been found resoonsiiie— boris johnson has been found resoonsiiie. — boris johnson has been found responsible . but— boris johnson has been found responsible . responsible. but remember, boris asked his supporters to abstain, and rishi sunak, the prime minister, abstained as well. so my superstar panel give their unfilled reaction to that joke of vote next. and tonight, i'm of a vote next. and tonight, i'm joined formerchancellor joined by former chancellor kwasi kwarteng , alongside kwasi kwarteng, alongside benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . also coming up tonight, de lucy. also coming up tonight, a sensation , new twist to woke a sensation, new twist to woke itv's phillip schofield scandal . a source close to the star

presenter's young runner lover says itv refused to pay for his therapy when their affair went nuclear. but after chief executive carolyn mccall boasted to mps that they forked out for schofield's own counselling. has itv prioritised its shamed former star over a vulnerable ex—staffer? that's the big debate in our media buzz and spotify . pull the plug on harry spotify. pull the plug on harry and meghan's £15 million flop of and meghan's £15 million flop of a podcast series with this explosive outburst from a senior executive. i explosive outburst from a senior executive . i wish i'd been executive. i wish i'd been inwoiwea— executive. i wish i'd been inwoiwei in— executive. i wish i'd been involved in the— iiiykiiiiif.3.3 i wish i'd been involved in the meghan and harry ieawe— involved in the meghan and harry ieawe spotify— involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiation. the eririers. — leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. that's— leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. that's the- leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. 33 grifters. that's the podcast we should have launched with them. we star daily telegraph columnist— we star daily telegraph columnist celia walden gives her unriinsning— columnist celia walden gives her unflinching take— columnist celia walden gives her unflinching take on how the suse— unflinching take on how the sussex charade _ unflinching take on how the sussex charade has finally unweiiei. — sussex charade has finally unveiled. she's- sussex charade has finally unveiled. . . sussex charade has finally- unveiled. she's lviv shortly and hey, teacher, leave those kids alone. okay hey, teacher, leave those kids alone . okay ? hey, teacher, leave those kids alone. okay ? you hey, teacher, leave those kids alone . okay ? you just really alone. okay? you just really upset someone saying things like, should be in an asylum , like, should be in an asylum, shouldn't they? if they want to

identify as a kyrees sullivan, they're not genuinely on that . they're not genuinely on that. now that astonishing row came after— now that astonishing row came after punis— now that astonishing row came after pupils refused to identify anoiner— after pupils refused to identify another child _ after pupils refused to identify another child as— after pupils refused to identify another child as a cat . so what another child as a cat. so what parents— another child as a cat. so what oarenis io— another child as a cat. so what can parents do to— another child as a cat. so what can parents do to protect sniiiren— can parents do to protect children from _ can parents do to protect children from that sort of insane gender— children from that sort of insane gender ideology ? erg i'll insane gender ideology? erg i'll snow— insane gender ideology? erg i'll snow you— insane gender ideology? erg i'll snow you snore— insane gender ideology? erg i'll show you more of— insane gender ideology? erg i'll show you more of that maddening exsnange— show you more of that maddening eosnange snoniy— show you more of that maddening exchange shortly .— show you more of that maddening exchange shortly . also in exchange shortly. also in uncanceled _ exchange shortly. also in uncanceled was this wix's bud iigni— uncanceled was this wix's bud iignr iro— uncanceled was this wix's bud light mo mowlam don't think i'm going— light mo mowlam don't think i'm going io— light mo mowlam don't think i'm ever going to change some of the rigors— ever going to change some of the iigois our— ever going to change some of the rigors our anis— ever going to change some of the bigots out this mind if they do in ana— bigots out this mind if they do come in and buy— bigots out this mind if they do come in and buy that tin and gaini— come in and buy that tin and oaini ani— come in and buy that tin and paint and behave that way, then iney-re— paint and behave that way, then iney-re noi— paint and behave that way, then they're not welcome in our rose— they're not welcome in our rose ani— they're not welcome in our stores and fleet- they're not welcome in our stores and fleet street legend kerwin— stores and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie dissects the rarest— kelvin mackenzie dissects the latest corporate _ kelvin mackenzie dissects the latest corporate suicide the latest corporate suicide at the ana— latest corporate suicide at the altar.wokeness._ latest corporate suicide at the altar wokeness. and i'll also altar of wokeness. and i'll also snow— altar of wokeness. and i'll also snow-ine— altar of wokeness. and i'll also show the ridiculous show kelvin the ridiculous tweets.— show kelvin the ridiculous tweets. totally— show kelvin the ridiculous tweets. totally harmless as far as in— tweets. totally harmless as far as i'm concerned.— tweets. totally harmless as far as i'm concerned. that got take inat— as i'm concerned. that got take inai star— as i'm concerned. that got take that star howard— as i'm concerned. that got take that star howard donald sanseiiei— that star howard donald cancelled by— that star howard donald cancelled by the being trans mob nius— cancelled by the being trans mob oius wisoias— cancelled by the being trans mob plus nicolas sturgeon surfaces to plus nicolas sturgeon surfaces ro wean— plus nicolas sturgeon surfaces to wean ner— plus nicolas sturgeon surfaces to break her silence in the wake of ner— to break her silence in the wake of ner swi— to break her silence in the wake of her snp finance's arrest. is— of her snp finance's arrest. is seriain— of her snp finance's arrest. it's certain that— of her snp finance's arrest. it's certain that have done norning— it's certain that have done nothing wrong. 3“3:33“r: nothing wrong. i intend to be back in parliament in the early part of the week , so find out part of the week, so find out whether her doorstep denial one queen nick a nomination when

crowned tonight's greatest briton and union jacks. we'll have the first of 33“r: e. 3“ , we'll have the first of tomorrow's newspaper— have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front— have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the newspaper front pages hot off ine-in— newspaper front pages hot off ine-in-a— newspaper front pages hot off the-in-a moment.l the press in just a moment. astuaiiy— the press in just a moment. actually, straight after the. news-middlehurst actually, straight after the. news - middlehurst. actually, straight after the- news - middlehurst. news with polly middlehurst. dani— news with polly middlehurst. nan rnank— news with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. _ news with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. well,- news with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. well, our top stories from the newsroom this houn stories from the newsroom this hour. as you've been hearing, mps have voted to approve the report which found boris johnson deliberately misled parliament over lockdown parties . here's over lockdown parties. here's what happened. the eyes to the right, 354, the nose to the left, seven. the ayes have it. ine— left, seven. the ayes have it. ine ayes— left, seven. the ayes have it. ine ayes nave— left, seven. the ayes have it. the ayes have it.— left, seven. the ayes have it. the ayes have it. the- 3“ the ayes have it. the ayes have it. the low, as you-e— the ayes have it. the low, as youe iusi— the ayes have it. the low, as you've just heard,— the ayes have it. the low, as you've just heard, seven mps. iner— you've just heard, seven mps. inen raring— you've just heard, seven mps. then voting against— you've just heard, seven mps. then voting against the- then voting against the privileges committee's findings with 354 supporting it and the sanctions planned. now against bofis sanctions planned. now against boris johnson include by banning him from having a past access parliament. the liberal democrats accused the prime minister rishi sunak of being too weak to even turn up to vote. and earlier, former prime

minister theresa may said the report would be a small but important step toward restoring people's trust in politics. i will vote in favour of the renow— will vote in favour of the reoori oi— will vote in favour of the report of the _ will vote in favour of the report of the privileges committee _ report of the privileges committee .- report of the privileges committee . i- report of the privileges committee . i urge all members of committee. i urge all members of this committee. i urge all members of we wouse— committee. i urge all members of we wouse io— committee. i urge all members of this house to do— committee. i urge all members of this house to do so— committee. i urge all members of this house to do so to uphold sianaaris— this house to do so to uphold standards in— this house to do so to uphold standards in public life , to standards in public life, to snow— standards in public life, to snow rnaa— standards in public life, to show that we— standards in public life, to show that we all recognise the responsiiiiiiy— show that we all recognise the responsibility we _ show that we all recognise the responsibility we have to the people— responsibility we have to the wow! we — responsibility we have to the people we serve— responsibility we have to the people we serve , and to help to people we serve, and to help to resorte— people we serve, and to help to restore faith— people we serve, and to help to restore faith in— people we serve, and to help to restore faith in our— restore faith in our parliamentary democracy . restore faith in our— parliamentary democracy . well, parliamentary democracy. well, ier-s— parliamentary democracy. well, ier-s bring— parliamentary democracy. well, tea-s bring up— parliamentary democracy. well, tea-s bring up as— parliamentary democracy. well, let's bring up to date with that developing news story this evening concerning events in the nonh evening concerning events in the north atlantic . a british man is north atlantic. a british man is believed to be on board and one of five people on a submarine that's gone missing on its way to see the famous titanic wreckage. 12,000ft below the surface of the ocean . us tour surface of the ocean. us tour firm ocean gate confirms one of its vessels and crew are missing. a man posted on social media asking for prayers for his stepfather, captain hamish

harding. the pilot who owns an aviation company, wrote on his instagram yesterday saying he'd be taking part in a dive to the wreckage today. if you're looking at pictures on tv, these are the pictures he posted yesterday in anticipation of that dive. well, as far as we know, the coastguard lost contact with the vessel about an hour and 45 minutes into the dive. it's about eight hours down to the wreckage. but in the last half hour, rear admiral john mauger gave this update . john mauger gave this update. the location of the search is approoinareiy— the location of the search is approximately 900 miles east of cage— approximately 900 miles east of cage soa— approximately 900 miles east of cage son in— approximately 900 miles east of cage son in a— approximately 900 miles east of cape cod in a water depth of rougniy— cape cod in a water depth of roughly 13,000ft. _ cape cod in a water depth of roughly 13,000ft. it is a remote ani— roughly 13,000ft. it is a remote ana ir— roughly 13,000ft. it is a remote and ii is— roughly 13,000ft. it is a remote area and it is a— roughly 13,000ft. it is a remote area and it is a challenge to soniusi— area and it is a challenge to soniusi a— area and it is a challenge to conduct a search— area and it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote . nui— conduct a search in that remote . but we— conduct a search in that remote area . but we are— conduct a search in that remote area . but we are deploying all area. but we are deploying all awaiiaiie— area. but we are deploying all available assets— area. but we are deploying all available assets to make sure inat— available assets to make sure inai we— available assets to make sure inai we san— available assets to make sure that we can locate it, the craft ani— that we can locate it, the craft and rescue the—

that we can locate it, the craft and rescue the people on board. mauger— and rescue the people on board. iiauger speaking— and rescue the people on board. mauger speaking there- and rescue the people on board. mauger speaking there within the last half hour. and we understand from the us coastguard, they estimate that the submersible has between 70 and 96 hours oxygen left. we'll keep you up to date on that story . now, lastly, king charles story. now, lastly, king charles has attended his first service for the order of the garter as monarch . thousands of people monarch. thousands of people gathered outside windsor castle to catch a glimpse of the king alongside queen camilla at saint george's chapel . the prince and george's chapel. the prince and princess of wales also in attendance, 800 guests invited , attendance, 800 guests invited, you can see there on steps of the chapel, former prime minister tony blair, but conspicuous by his absence, perhaps the duke of york not there, despite being a member of there, despite being a member of the order of the garter . there, despite being a member of the order of the garter. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. you're with gb news, britain's news .

news. channel tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. just one front page in so— media buzz. just one front page in so far— media buzz. just one front page in so far .— media buzz. just one front page in so far . ana— media buzz. just one front page in so far . and it's— media buzz. just one front page in so far . and it's the- 3“3: just one front page in so far . and it's the metro in so far. and it's the metro wnisn— in so far. and it's the metro which leads— in so far. and it's the metro which leads on— in so far. and it's the metro which leads on this really worrying— which leads on this really worrying story,— which leads on this really worrying story, actually, about the submarine— worrying story, actually, about the submarine that takes iourisis— the submarine that takes tourists to— the submarine that takes tourists to see - the submarine that takes tourists to see the wreck of the iiianis— tourists to see the wreck of the iiranis .— tourists to see the wreck of the titanic , which— tourists to see the wreck of the titanic , which has— tourists to see the wreck of the titanic , which has gone missing titanic, which has gone missing wn— titanic, which has gone missing win a— titanic, which has gone missing with a british— titanic, which has gone missing with a british explorer on board.— with a british explorer on board. a— with a british explorer on board. a frantic search underway in ine— board. a frantic search underway in we woun— board. a frantic search underway in the north atlantic tonight as we tusr— in the north atlantic tonight as we iusi neari— in the north atlantic tonight as we just heard with polly . and we just heard with polly. and the we just heard with polly. and rne pager— we just heard with polly. and rne paper says— we just heard with polly. and the paper says british a new disaster— the paper says british a new disaster fear— the paper says british a new disaster fear 111— the paper says british a new disaster fear 111 years after ine— disaster fear 111 years after rne originai— disaster fear 111 years after the original sinking. i mean, anis— the original sinking. i mean, one is— the original sinking. i mean, one is a— the original sinking. i mean, this is a compelling story, isn-r— this is a compelling story, isn-i ire— this is a compelling story, isn't it? just— this is a compelling story, isn't it? just absolutely hope ani— isn't it? just absolutely hope and gray— isn't it? just absolutely hope and gray anar— isn't it? just absolutely hope and pray that they're all okay, esoesiaiiy— and pray that they're all okay, especially where _ and pray that they're all okay, especially where we know there's one especially where we know there's gn— especially where we know there's our on — especially where we know there's one brit on board,— especially where we know there's one brit on board, hamish raring,— one brit on board, hamish harding, british tycoon and a billionaire.— harding, british tycoon and a billionaire. my— harding, british tycoon and a billionaire. my superstar panel. task— billionaire. my superstar panel. nasn wn— billionaire. my superstar panel. nasn wiin ne— billionaire. my superstar panel. back with me now, former chancellor— back with me now, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the iournaiisi— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the tournaiisi ani— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin— journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former— benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit_ benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de former brexit party mep belinda ae iusy— former brexit party mep belinda ae iusy .— former brexit party mep belinda ae iusy . wow— former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . now breaking former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. now breaking tonight , de lucy. now breaking tonight, the de lucy. now breaking tonight, we wouse— de lucy. now breaking tonight,

we house or— de lucy. now breaking tonight, the house of commons has voted in raour— the house of commons has voted in iaour or— the house of commons has voted in favour of the— the house of commons has voted in favour of the kangaroo court iriwiieges— in favour of the kangaroo court privileges committee. findings on eanygare— privileges committee. findings on rariygare .— privileges committee. findings on rariygare . ny— privileges committee. findings on partygate . by 354 to 7. the on partygate. by 354 to 7. the eyes— on partygate. by 354 to 7. the eyes io— on partygate. by 354 to 7. the eyes to ine— on partygate. by 354 to 7. the eyes to the right— on partygate. by 354 to 7. the eyes to the right 354. the nose to one— eyes to the right 354. the nose to one ierr. — eyes to the right 354. the nose to the left. seven— eyes to the right 354. the nose to the left. seven seven. - eyes to the right 354. seven seven. who to the left. seven seven. who youe — to the left. seven seven. who youe wno— to the left. seven seven. who are you? who are— to the left. seven seven. who are you? who are you- to the left. seven seven. who are you? who are you ?- to the left. seven seven. who are you? who are you ? the eyes are you? who are you? the eyes to the right. 354. the nose to ine— to the right. 354. the nose to we ieri. — to the right. 354. the nose to the left. seven.— to the right. 354. the nose to the left. seven. the- ” g“ 354. the nose to the left. seven. the ayes have it the left. seven. the ayes have i .— the left. seven. the ayes have i . ine— the left. seven. the ayes have i . ine ayes— the left. seven. the ayes have it . the ayes have— the left. seven. the ayes have it . the ayes have it. the lot. it. the ayes have it. the lot. they— it. the ayes have it. the lot. iney nave— it. the ayes have it. the lot. they have disdain— it. the ayes have it. the lot. they have disdain for- it. the ayes have it. the lot. they have disdain for democracy, don't they? did you hear that person in clearly one of the remoaners saying, who are you? who are you? and actually, just remember, there would have been a more than seven of boris a lot more than seven of boris hadnt a lot more than seven of boris hadn't his supporters hadn't have told his supporters to on. so the vote means to abstain on. so the vote means former the former pm will now be stripped of his parliamentary party and unpressed dented and bitter and twisted move. the vote followed further partygate hysteria over the weekend with the sunday mirror rerunning a

three and a half year old story that has already been reported to police and seen the conservative launch conservative party launch disciplinary action in the paper actually acted like it had broken watergate by revealing a leaked video from a party in december 2020, organised by the campaign for former london campaign team for former london mayoral shaun bailey. mayoral candidate shaun bailey. now nothing new other now there was nothing new other than the footage. you'll remember in an interview with me here right back in 2021. shaun, who is a proud member of our superstar panel, expressed his regret for had taken regret then for what had taken place. an apology . place. i've an apology. whatever happened, a whatever happened, it was place. i've an apology. - whatever happened, it was an error-judgement. - whatever happened, it was an error judgement. so i want to error of judgement. so i want to rnar. — error of judgement. so i want to own that. although i spoke to a ream.— own that. although i spoke to a team. inann— own that. although i spoke to a team. thank you,— own that. although i spoke to a team. thank you, boys. thank you,— team. thank you, boys. thank you, gins— team. thank you, boys. thank you, giris, for— team. thank you, boys. thank you, girls, for all— team. thank you, boys. thank you, girls, for all the work you-e— you, girls, for all the work youe tone.— you, girls, for all the work you've done. and then they went onon- rare— you've done. and then they went on-on late into- you've done. and then they went on-on late into the- on and went on late into the nigni. — on and went on late into the nigni. nur— on and went on late into the nignr. our ine— on and went on late into the night. but the point is, is i souia— night. but the point is, is i souia-ieen- night. but the point is, is i could-been part- night. but the point is, is i could been part of the could have been part of the noses— could have been part of the process stopping and process of stopping it and i wasni— process of stopping it and i wasni nur— process of stopping it and i wasn't. but that— process of stopping it and i wasn't. but that will never be enougn— wasn't. but that will never be enougnline— wasn't. but that will never be enough the partygate witch enough for the partygate witch hunter— enough for the partygate witch hunter-former- enough for the partygate witch hunter former bbc hunter ball with former bbc presenters— hunter ball with former bbc presenters hard— hunter ball with former bbc presenters hard remoaners emily iiaiiiis— presenters hard remoaners emily iiaiiiis ana— presenters hard remoaners emily maitlis and jon— presenters hard remoaners emily maitlis and jon sopel. unsurprisingly- maitlis and jon sopel. unsurprisingly leading the charge, even asking met commissioner sir mark rowley if he will reopen a police

investigation. ian, he will reopen a police investigation . ian, what's your investigation. ian, what's your rnaa— investigation. ian, what's your inai you— investigation. ian, what's your sense that you will— q3 33“ ian, what's your sense that you will be? “

constant focus— about the same thing as the constant focus on these videos of constant focus on these videos ot wnat— constant focus on these videos of what happened. it's about trying— of what happened. it's about trying to— of what happened. it's about trying to finish— of what happened. it's about trying to finish off boris ionnson— trying to finish off boris johnson once- trying to finish off boris johnson once and for all. also, tiers-s— johnson once and for all. also, tnere-s an— johnson once and for all. also, there's an immense sort of trivialisation. i mean, the met this year, we've had wayne cousins last year who was convicted for kidnapping and rape and murder, who was a metropolitan police officer . we metropolitan police officer. we had another miss carrick, i think he was called who was a serial rapist. there's a serious problem with the met there are muggings and stabbings, as you say, in london. and mark rowley, who is a great police officer, i knew him when he was head of surrey police , has a lot on his surrey police, has a lot on his plate and all we could see is emily maitlis and jon sopel in sort of glum faced mode and complaining about these parties that happened three years ago. but he's playing into it, he's tuying— but he's playing into it, he's buying into— but he's playing into it, he's buying into it.— but he's playing into it, he's buying into it. i— but he's playing into it, he's buying into it. i mean surely he snouit— buying into it. i mean surely he snouit say— buying into it. i mean surely he should say we've— buying into it. i mean surely he should say we've got much more important— should say we've got much more inoonant tnings— should say we've got much more important things to do with our time— important things to do with our time teause— important things to do with our time because remember, the investigation— time because remember, the investigation will only lead to net— investigation will only lead to fixed—but! investigation will only lead to. fixed—but what fixed penalty notices. but what it-uo— fixed penalty notices. but what unit is— fixed penalty notices. but what unit is tate— fixed penalty notices. but what it do is take up an it will do is take up an extraordinary amount of police resources stop real crimes

resources and stop real crimes being and you say, being solved. and as you say, in— being solved. and as you say, i-n-giwen— being solved. and as you say, i-n-giwen tne- being solved. and as you say, i'm-given the issuesi i'm amazed, given the issues tnat— i'm amazed, given the issues tnat tne— i'm amazed, given the issues tnat tne wet— i'm amazed, given the issues that the met has— i'm amazed, given the issues that the met has faced over the tast— that the met has faced over the iast two— that the met has faced over the iast two years— that the met has faced over the last two years, serious issues reiating— last two years, serious issues reiating to— last two years, serious issues relating to the— last two years, serious issues relating to the conduct of noise— relating to the conduct of police officers— relating to the conduct of police officers and the failure to wet— police officers and the failure to wet wen.— police officers and the failure to vet them. the— police officers and the failure to vet them. the fact that peopte— to vet them. the fact that people — to vet them. the fact that people are getting murdered on our people are getting murdered on streets — people are getting murdered on our streets, young— people are getting murdered on our streets, young people , and our streets, young people, and tney— our streets, young people, and tney naut— our streets, young people, and tney naui nin— our streets, young people, and they haul him to— our streets, young people, and they haul him to in their tv snow— they haul him to in their tv snow ant— they haul him to in their tv show and talk— they haul him to in their tv show and talk about these parties— show and talk about these parties tnat— show and talk about these parties that happened three years— parties that happened three years ago.— parties that happened three years ago. i— parties that happened three years ago. i mean, benjamin , i years ago. i mean, benjamin, i tnint— years ago. i mean, benjamin, i tnint youre— years ago. i mean, benjamin, i think you're missing the point of think you're missing the point ot tnis— think you're missing the point ot we vote— think you're missing the point of this vote because haven't you just— of this vote because haven't you iust turn— of this vote because haven't you just turn around _ of this vote because haven't you just turn around boris johnson into— just turn around boris johnson into a— just turn around boris johnson into a nartyre — just turn around boris johnson into a martyr? �*ft�*r3cc just turn around boris johnson into a martyr? 33333 into a martyr? well, you wish that he was a martyr. he's a busted flush, not a martyr. and are you sure about that? i am sure about that. you know, only 25% of people in a yougov poll want him back as an mp. but when you talk about whether people like those tory staffers in the video should get fixed penalty notices or should be investigated for that , do you investigated for that, do you know what? i think it would be an to the vast majority an insult to the vast majority of british people, whether they agreed or disagreed with the rules, followed the rules? rules, who followed the rules? i agree. all people who agree. and all those people who couldn't their loved

couldn't go to their loved one's funerals, have funerals, who couldn't have bafic funerals, who couldn't have basic activities when basic social activities when they were getting all the rest. but go on? but how long does this go on? how does it long does it go on? ant— how does it long does it go on? ant tne— how does it long does it go on? and the metropolitan police has like and the metropolitan police has rite-ot— and the metropolitan police has rite-or us— and the metropolitan police has like-of us, has— and the metropolitan police has like of us, has limited. like all of us, has limited. we-we— like all of us, has limited. we-we got— like all of us, has limited. we-we got to— like all of us, has limited. we've got to focus real we've got to focus on real i— we've got to focus on real crime. i mean,- we've got to focus on real crime. 3“ crime. i mean, belinda, to prioritise, you know, what these staffers three years staffers were doing three years ago you know, gross ago ahead of, you know, gross misconduct from police officers was know, was totally and, you know, people getting stabbed people actually getting stabbed on think it on the streets. i think it toesn-t— on the streets. i think it doesn't make _ on the streets. i think it doesn't make any- 3“ i think it doesn't make any sense. on the streets. i think it doesn't make any sense. i'm doesn't make any sense. but i'm astuaiiy— doesn't make any sense. but i'm astuaiiy at— doesn't make any sense. but i'm astuaiiy at tne— doesn't make any sense. but i'm actually at the point shaun naiiey— actually at the point shaun naiiey-nut- actually at the point shaun bailey-putlthel actually at the point shaun- bailey-putlthe lords bailey has been put in the lords atten— bailey has been put in the lords after behaving— bailey has been put in the lords after behaving-on- bailey has been put in the lords after behaving on him, he after behaving good on him, he atnittet— after behaving good on him, he atnittet to— after behaving good on him, he admitted to he's— after behaving good on him, he admitted to he's great man and admitted to he's a great man and anotner— admitted to he's a great man and anotner-ne-s— admitted to he's a great man and anotner-ne-s a— admitted to he's a great man and another-he's a great- another one got he's a great -you- another one got he's a great n-anyu trow- another one got he's a great. man. -you know what another one got he's a great- man.-you know what i'm man. and do you know what i'm not to people come on not going to have people come on here slag off shaun bailey here and slag off shaun bailey because staff members because his staff members attended party three attended a drinks party three years ago. he invited them to a jingle and mingle while the rest of us couldn't even see our. i think people are just be- think people are just be an amnesty— think people are just be an amnesty now. _ think people are just be an amnesty now. “r:3 amnesty now. belinda people are so bored of this now. i don't think so bored of this now. i don't tnint peopte— so bored of this now. i don't think people want- : i don't think people want blood anymore. i think people want blood anymore. i-tnint— think people want blood anymore. i-tnint tney— think people want blood anymore. i-think they-finger- i don't think they want finger pointing— i don't think they want fingeri pointing—everyone pointing at everyone. everyone wno— who broke the rules. i celebrated _ who broke the rules. i celebrated when young people irone— celebrated when young people trote tne— celebrated when young people broke the rules.— celebrated when young people broke the rules. i— celebrated when young people broke the rules. i was happy tnat— broke the rules. i was happy tnat-were— broke the rules. i was happy that-were living-

broke the rules. i was happy that were living well. that they were living well. i tit. — that they were living well. i tit. i— that they were living well. i an i tit— that they were living well. i did. i did because. no, but let me— did. i did because. no, but let me tinisn— did. i did because. no, but let me tinisn . — did. i did because. no, but let me finish . you— did. i did because. no, but let me finish . “3. did. i did because. no, but let me finish. 3 3“ did. i did because. no, but let me finish . 3 air:3"r3 3“ rt.33i me finish. you were in cabinet, though, because this is important. if the only finger pointing— important. if the only finger pointing should— important. if the only finger pointing should be- if the only finger pointing should be those pointing should be at those peopte— pointing should be at those people introduce the most people who introduce the most innunane— people who introduce the most inhumane lockdowns against their teiiow— inhumane lockdowns against their teiiow trit— inhumane lockdowns against their fellow brit, those— inhumane lockdowns against their fellow brit, those those people neet— fellow brit, those those people neet tate— fellow brit, those those people need take into— fellow brit, those those people need take into account not young peopte— need take into account not young people wno— need take into account not young people wno tent— need take into account not young people who bent the rules. i ton-t— people who bent the rules. i ton-t sae— people who bent the rules. i don't care if— people who bent the rules. i don't care if you're labour, tony.— don't care if you're labour, iory. tit— don't care if you're labour, iory. tit toen— don't care if you're labour, tory, lib dem or- don't care if you're labour, tory, lib dem or anyone, if youre— you're not responsible for mating— you're not responsible for mating-i- you're not responsible for making-i don'ti you're not responsible for- making-i don't care if making the laws. i don't care if you— making the laws. i don't care if you irone— making the laws. i don't care if you broke them— making the laws. i don't care if you broke them sean. 3 you broke them with sean. he sane-to— you broke them with sean. he sane-to tne— you broke them with sean. he came .to the to— you broke them with sean. he came .to the to your- you broke them with sean. he came .to the to your show. you broke them with sean. he came to the to your show two came on to the to your show two years ago and in the full confessional sense, how is confessional sense, how old is hands up? made a mistake. it hands up? i made a mistake. it was an error of judgement. i mean, much more? and he took mean, how much more? and he took full responsibility.— mean, how much more? and he took full responsibility. and— mean, how much more? and he took full responsibility. and he— rt..3“ 7 and he took full responsibility. and he did. wow— full responsibility. and he did. now must— full responsibility. and he did. now must ne— full responsibility. and he did. how much he didn't to throw how much he didn't want to throw his how much he didn't want to throw nis-statt— how much he didn't want to throw nis-statt-ne— his young staff and he aootogise. — his young staff and he apologise. / his young staff and he apologise. yeah. much apologise. yeah. and how much more do want to. it's like more do we want to. it's like flogging a dead horse. we've got to move. never understand. yeah, it's to move it's just like we've got to move on. yeah, we've got move on on. yeah, we've got to move on toltne— on. yeah, we've got to move on toltne tot. — on. yeah, we've got to move on to.the job. actually,- on. yeah, we've got to move on to .the job. actually, we. 3“ yeah, we've got to move on to the job. , 3:3 to do the job. actually, we are going move on right now going to move on right now because benjamin butterworth, you man in you might be the wokeist man in britain, here at dan wootton britain, but here at dan wootton tonight, as you know, we still invite tonight, as you know, we still iane on tonight, as you know, we still invite on every week to take invite you on every week to take part serious, thoughtful and

part in serious, thoughtful and sometimes years sometimes very fiery. two years debates but debates for two years now. but over in sorry, over the over the in sorry, over the increasingly radical, useless channel they sent channel 4, they actually sent you netherlands debate you to the netherlands to debate cancel another cancel culture with another regular, . while regular, dominic samuels. while high on magic mushrooms and doped up the pair of you finally managed to find some common ground. watch . returned to the ground. watch. returned to the south. idon't ground. watch. returned to the south. i don't see myself anyoe— south. i don't see myself anymore as left- i don't see myself anymore as left right centre , anymore as left right centre, you— anymore as left right centre, you know.— anymore as left right centre, you know. i— anymore as left right centre, you know, i was— anymore as left right centre, you know, i was in one tribe and you— you know, i was in one tribe and you wee— you know, i was in one tribe and you in— you know, i was in one tribe and you in tne— you know, i was in one tribe and you were in the other tribe. wean.— you were in the other tribe. wean. tut— you were in the other tribe. yeah, but now— you were in the other tribe. yeah, but now i. - you were in the other tribe. yeah, but now i. i- you were in the other tribe. “i:3r3 3“ i feel the yeah, but now i. i feel the oneness. it's— yeah, but now i. i feel the oneness. it's like- yeah, but now i. i feel the oneness. it's like i- / ifeel the oneness . it's like i wasn't oneness. it's like i wasn't a conscious being,- oneness. it's like i wasn't a conscious being, but i grew atterwarts— conscious being, but i grew afterwards. i— conscious being, but i grew afterwards. i grew like . like, afterwards. i grew like. like, you— afterwards. i grew like. like, you know.— afterwards. i grew like. like, you know, like— afterwards. i grew like. like, you know, like a— afterwards. i grew like. like, you know, like a new plant . you know, like a new plant. were— you know, like a new plant. inere was— you know, like a new plant. inere a— you know, like a new plant. there was a point where all i souit— there was a point where all i souit tnint— there was a point where all i could think was— there was a point where all i could think was trying to arosess it— could think was trying to process. it was- could think was trying to process. it was like, why am i ane— process. it was like, why am i an att— process. it was like, why am i an art wny— process. it was like, why am i an? all why am— process. it was like, why am i an? all why am i— process. it was like, why am i an? all why am i an? your words. tent-antin— an? all why am i an? your words. tentannin toot.— an? all why am i an? your words. benjamin look, that's— an? all why am i an? your words. benjamin look, that's just- an? all why am i an? your words. benjamin look, that's just some of the excruciating ten minute clip that was posted online on

however. benjamin i'm so shocked because you were meant to be starring in a one hour channel 4 documentary. it's now been cut down to a ten minute online short . i mean, what a ridiculous short. i mean, what a ridiculous waste of money from channel 4. what's going on? i mean, yeah, it arotatiy— what's going on? i mean, yeah, it arotatty tit— what's going on? i mean, yeah, it probably did cost— q3 “q 33“7 i mean, yeah, it probably did cost rather a lot it probably did cost rather a tot ot— it probably did cost rather a tot ot money— it probably did cost rather a lot of money. as— it probably did cost rather a lot of money. as you all know, i ton-t— lot of money. as you all know, i ton-t soe— lot of money. as you all know, i don't come cheap,— lot of money. as you all know, i don't come cheap, but. but you know.— don't come cheap, but. but you know-reat— don't come cheap, but. but you know,-real thing— don't come cheap, but. but you know, real thing that know, the real thing that interested— know, the real thing that interested me— know, the real thing that interested me as a journalist tnat— interested me as a journalist was that there's— interested me as a journalist was that there's lots of ewitense — was that there's lots of evidence that - was that there's lots of evidence that things like magic mushrooms, there are other iiiegai—useti mushrooms, there are other. illegal—used by illegal drugs that are used by the illegal drugs that are used by tte-nave— illegal drugs that are used by tne-nawe a- illegal drugs that are used by the-have a huge- the nhs can have a huge beneficial— the nhs can have a huge beneficial effect people. beneficial effect to people. so you—get- beneficial effect to people. so you—get nignl beneficial effect to people. so. you—get nign ant you just wanted to get hiin and try you just wanted to get high and try ant— you just wanted to get high and try ant turn— you just wanted to get high and try ant turn it— you just wanted to get high and try and turn it into— you just wanted to get high and try and turn it into a political eoaerinente — try and turn it into a political experiment? i— try and turn it into a political experiment? , experiment? i actually think it's very irresponsible . no, it's very irresponsible. no, actually, i think it's- no, actually, i think it's really inaortant— actually, i think it's really important because i think this is . important because i think this is—. wo- important because i think this. is_. no, because is promoting drugs. no, because tnere— is promoting drugs. no, because tnere-sone— is promoting drugs. no, because there-some drugs- there are some drugs like i ton-t— there are some drugs like i ton-t know.— there are some drugs like i don't know, where don't know, heroin, where sieariy— don't know, heroin, where sieariy-no- don't know, heroin, where clearly no good use don't know, heroin, where- clearly-no good use for clearly there is no good use for ttat— clearly there is no good use for tnat. it— clearly there is no good use for tnat. it is— clearly there is no good use for that. it is only— clearly there is no good use for that. it is only bad— clearly there is no good use for that. it is only bad times, but sonetning— that. it is only bad times, but something-magic- that. it is only bad times, but something magic mushrooms , something like magic mushrooms, it's something like magic mushrooms, it-s-uset— something like magic mushrooms, it-s-uset ty— something like magic mushrooms, it's-used by human- something like magic mushrooms, it's used by human beings it's been used by human beings ant— it's been used by human beings ant as— it's been used by human beings ant as tong— it's been used by human beings ant as tong as— it's been used by human beings and as long as few— it's been used by human beings and as long as few long term teause— and as long as few long term teause it— and as long as few long term because it-to- and as long as few long term because it to have because it seems to have snanget. — because it seems to have changed. j33“ 3“ r:.:3 because it seems to have- changed. dominique, she says she's not left or right wing anymore. you dominique anymore. you know, dominique sait— anymore. you know, dominique sat—now- said afterwards, you're now going— said afterwards, you're now going supporting donald going to be supporting donald

trump-— going to be supporting donald tuna-tney— going to be supporting donald trump. they weren't that trump. i said they weren't that strong.— trump. i said they weren't that strong—i- trump. i said they weren't that strong—i tninti strong. but, you know, i think it's strong. but, you know, i think it-slreaiiy— strong. but, you know, i think it's really important that we it's a really important that we tnat—eyes- it's a really important that we tnat—eyes to- it's a really important that we that—eyes to thei that we open our eyes to the drugs— that we open our eyes to the trugs tetate. — that we open our eyes to the drugs debate. no. do know drugs debate. no. do you know wnat— drugs debate. no. do you know wnat i— drugs debate. no. do you know wnat i tnint— drugs debate. no. do you know what i think things like this te— what i think things like this be used— what i think things like this can be used as— what i think things like this can be used as medicine? \3 can be used as medicine? no, no, no, can be used as medicine? no, no, nan-na— can be used as medicine? no, no, no,-no, no, no. you've- can be used as medicine? no, no, no,-no, no, no. you've got. no, no, no, no, no. you've got to te— no, no, no, no, no. you've got to be very— no, no, no, no, no. you've got to be very careful— no, no, no, no, no. you've got to be very careful with- you've got to be very careful with the stutt. — to be very careful with the stuff. channel— to be very careful with the stuff. channel 4. can i just say snannei— stuff. channel 4. can i just say snannei r.— stuff. channel 4. can i just say channel 4, which— stuff. channel 4. can i just say channel 4, which be sold channel 4, which should be sold by channel 4, which should be sold try-governments— channel 4, which should be sold by government? but by your government? kwasi but tnat— by your government? kwasi but tnat-aoiisy. — by your government? kwasi but that-policy. yeah,- that was our policy. yeah, exastiy. — that was our policy. yeah,| exactly. _ meant that was our policy. yeah,- exactly. _meant to be exactly. and it was meant to be the exactly. and it was meant to be tte-untit— exactly. and it was meant to be the-until recently.- the policy until recently. and snannei—a- channel 4, they have a relentless _ channel 4, they have a relentless agenda to push iiiegai— relentless agenda to push iiiegai-on— relentless agenda to push illegal on brits. and illegal drugs on brits. and i rust— illegal drugs on brits. and i iust noae— illegal drugs on brits. and i iust noae no— illegal drugs on brits. and i just hope no one sees benjamin asting— just hope no one sees benjamin asting .— just hope no one sees benjamin asting . att— just hope no one sees benjamin acting , all calling— just hope no one sees benjamin acting , all calling the please . acting, all calling the please. i acting, all calling the please. i want— acting, all calling the please. i want some— acting, all calling the please. i want some shrooms- acting, all calling the please. i want some shrooms tonight. benjamin butterworth kwasi kwarteng— benjamin butterworth kwasi kwarteng. — benjamin butterworth kwasi nwaneng . i— benjamin butterworth kwasi kwarteng . 3“< 3“3”r:3 benjamin butterworth kwasi kwarteng . “

grifters by globsec from the teninist— grifters by globsec from the feminist meghan markle got lined up feminist meghan markle got lined ua next— feminist meghan markle got lined ua nextlkeep_ feminist meghan markle got lined up next-keep those— feminist meghan markle got lined up next keep those montecito up next to keep those montecito niiiions— up next to keep those montecito millions rolling.— up next to keep those montecito millions rolling. and are they rust— millions rolling. and are they iust in— millions rolling. and are they now just in deep— millions rolling. and are they now just in deep trouble in nottywoot— now just in deep trouble in noitywoot .— now just in deep trouble in hollywood , star daily telegraph hollywood, star daily telegraph soiunnist— hollywood, star daily telegraph columnist celia— hollywood, star daily telegraph columnist celia walden reveals all columnist celia walden reveals aiiliust— columnist celia walden reveals aiiliust tnree— columnist celia walden reveals all just three short minutes all in just three short minutes time— all in just three short minutes time .—

through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's. through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel welcome back. now, the sussexes reautation— welcome back. now, the sussexes reputation took— welcome back. now, the sussexes reputation took another beating

tne — reputation took another beating over the weekend _ reputation took another beating over the weekend with their $20 niiiion— over the weekend with their $20 nittion saotity— over the weekend with their $20 million spotify deal being sanseiiet— million spotify deal being cancelled ,_ million spotify deal being cancelled , pulled after cancelled, pulled after broadcasting- cancelled, pulled after broadcasting just one series of iiegnan-s— broadcasting just one series of meghan's awful— broadcasting just one series of meghan's awful archetypes aotsast— meghan's awful archetypes podcast with _ meghan's awful archetypes podcast with spotify exec bill simmons— podcast with spotify exec bill simmons making this parting snot. — simmons making this parting snot. tn— simmons making this parting snot. in going— simmons making this parting shot. i'm going to pose this question— shot. i'm going to pose this question to— shot. i'm going to pose this question to you. 3 33 shot. i'm going to pose this question to you. 3 q3 question to you. you do a lot of business deals, a lot of negotiation sessions. i do . negotiation sessions. i do. well, let's just wish i'd been involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiation . the leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. that's the podcast we should have launched with them. um, i got to get drunk one night and tell the story of the zoom i had with harry to try to help him with the podcast idea. do it. one of my best stories do now, dear has tonight denied that they are about to sign up . that they are about to sign up. meghan on another big meghanyon another big money meghan on another big money teat.— meghan on another big money teat. nut— meghan on another big money teat. out tne— meghan on another big money deal. but the couple will surely neet— deal. but the couple will surely neet to— deal. but the couple will surely need to secure— deal. but the couple will surely need to secure some work from oewene to — need to secure some work from somewhere to fund— need to secure some work from somewhere to fund their over the top somewhere to fund their over the tea iawisn— somewhere to fund their over the top lavish multi—millionaire iitestyie— top lavish multi—millionaire iitestyie in— top lavish multi—millionaire lifestyle in montecito. well, in — lifestyle in montecito. well, i'm delighted— lifestyle in montecito. well, i'm delighted to welcome back to the i'm delighted to welcome back to tne snow— i'm delighted to welcome back to tne snow ow— i'm delighted to welcome back to the show now star— i'm delighted to welcome back to the show now star daily ietegraan— the show now star daily telegraph columnist celia walden

. wow.— telegraph columnist celia walden . wow. seria— telegraph columnist celia walden . now can .— telegraph columnist celia walden . now can . so— telegraph columnist celia walden . now, celia , so much going on . now, celia, so much going on witn— . now, celia, so much going on witn tne— . now, celia, so much going on with the sussexes— . now, celia, so much going on with the sussexes here. you astuaiiy— with the sussexes here. you actually spoke _ with the sussexes here. you actually spoke to one of the tosses— actually spoke to one of the tosses ot— actually spoke to one of the bosses of diy.org_ actually spoke to one of the bosses of diy.org quite resentiy— bosses of diy.org quite recently, didn't you? who suggests— recently, didn't you? who suggests said— recently, didn't you? who suggests said that they were a fan suggests said that they were a tan ot— suggests said that they were a tan ot iiegtan— suggests said that they were a fan of meghan. but then we've nat— fan of meghan. but then we've nat tnis— fan of meghan. but then we've had this denial— fan of meghan. but then we've had this denial tonight , right? had this denial tonight, right? i had this denial tonight, right? i knew. — had this denial tonight, right? i knew. weir.— had this denial tonight, right? i know. well, that— had this denial tonight, right? i know. well, that was- had this denial tonight, right? i know. well, that was because i was just thinking today, you know, this depher story sounds sort of, uh, huge. but actually there wasn't much to substantiate it. and i wasn't quite sure what the sort of bafis quite sure what the sort of basis of it was. but i do remember , i think it was last remember, i think it was last year interviewing bannau arnaud, who is, of course, the head of lvmh, which includes dior, lvmh, which which includes dior, and asking him about meghan. and he's a very, very sort of a cautious individual, as you would imagine, businessmen , men would imagine, businessmen, men would imagine, businessmen, men would be. but he did say he was a massive fan of hers. so i thought there might perhaps be some truth in it . now, we know some truth in it. now, we know that there isn't . and which is that there isn't. and which is a bit of a problem for them because they're going to need to make some money, aren't they? they are. i mean, what are they

going to do, celia , now? because going to do, celia, now? because they are in deep trouble. i mean, when you've got spotify describing you as f ing mean, when you've got spotify describing you asf ing grifters , you've got netflix wanting to walk away remember, they are walk away. remember, they are the biggest platforms when the two biggest platforms when it video and in it comes to video and audio in the world. how are they going to get these deals to keep the money rolling in when clearly they just don't like working. they don't want to do anything? well i mean, i was going to say a good start would be to actually produce something of worth. but but that may be too snaitenging— worth. but but that may be too snaitenging .— worth. but but that may be too challenging . and— but but that may be too challenging . and what i do think challenging. and what i do think is interesting— challenging. and what i do think is interesting about this is tnat— is interesting about this is tnat you— is interesting about this is tnat you san— is interesting about this is that you can get away in the uk witn— that you can get away in the uk witn an— that you can get away in the uk witn an awtui— that you can get away in the uk with an awful lot.— that you can get away in the uk with an awful lot. you can you rite— with an awful lot. you can you rite on— with an awful lot. you can you can ride on the— with an awful lot. you can you can ride on the coattails. ironisaiiy— can ride on the coattails. ironically, of— can ride on the coattails. ironically, of your parents. you you— ironically, of your parents. you you get— ironically, of your parents. you can you can get away with a lot rust— can you can get away with a lot iust tron — can you can get away with a lot just from having _ can you can get away with a lot just from having been to a very tansy— just from having been to a very tansy sstooi— just from having been to a very fancy school. but— just from having been to a very fancy school. but in america as i fancy school. but in america as i know— fancy school. but in america as i know tron — fancy school. but in america as i know from having lived out ttere— i know from having lived out tnere. tney— i know from having lived out there, they have— i know from having lived out there, they have absolutely no aatiense— there, they have absolutely no aatiense tor— there, they have absolutely no patience for people who don't astuaiiy— patience for people who don't astuaiiy to — patience for people who don't actually do the— patience for people who don't actually do the work. and what's wnat-s— actually do the work. and what's wnat-s ionis— actually do the work. and what's what's ironic is— actually do the work. and what's what's ironic is that had they astuaiiy— what's ironic is that had they actually stayed—

what's ironic is that had they actually stayed here, they arotatty— actually stayed here, they probably would have got away witn— probably would have got away witn toing— probably would have got away witn toing very— probably would have got away with doing very little and being the with doing very little and being tne sort— with doing very little and being tne sort ot— with doing very little and being the sort of grifters that they tnat— the sort of grifters that they tnat tney-we— the sort of grifters that they that they've been described as. out— that they've been described as. out out— that they've been described as. out tut in— that they've been described as. but but in america , this i fear but but in america, this i fear i but but in america, this i fear i mean— but but in america, this i fear i i— but but in america, this i fear i i tear— but but in america, this i fear i mean, i fear i— but but in america, this i fear i mean, i fear i say that oiwiousiy— i mean, i fear i say that obviously i'm- i mean, i fear i say that obviously i'm enjoying all of tnis— obviously i'm enjoying all of this immensely— obviously i'm enjoying all of this immensely .— obviously i'm enjoying all of this immensely . but but they this immensely. but but they it's this immensely. but but they as going— this immensely. but but they as going to— this immensely. but but they it's going to be,— this immensely. but but they it's going to be, you know , as it's going to be, you know, as i tnint— it's going to be, you know, as i tnint wart— it's going to be, you know, as i think mark borkowski, the pr guy . sait— think mark borkowski, the pr guy . sait totay— think mark borkowski, the pr guy , said today, said— think mark borkowski, the pr guy , said today, said that what naaaens— , said today, said that what naaaens is— , said today, said that what happens is it's— , said today, said that what happens is it's a, you know, a aast— happens is it's a, you know, a aast ot— happens is it's a, you know, a aast ot saris— happens is it's a, you know, a pack of cards .— happens is it's a, you know, a pack of cards . and they all pack of cards. and they all start— pack of cards. and they all stan aeoate — pack of cards. and they all start people think, oh, dear , start people think, oh, dear, you— start people think, oh, dear, once you become tainted, aanisuiariy— once you become tainted, particularly particularly in anerisa— particularly particularly in anerisa .— particularly particularly in america , then— particularly particularly in america , then everybody starts america, then everybody starts tasting— america, then everybody starts tasting ott— america, then everybody starts backing off at— america, then everybody starts backing off at the same time. ant— backing off at the same time. ant tne— backing off at the same time. ant tne tast— backing off at the same time. and the fact is,— backing off at the same time. and the fact is, they can't attort — and the fact is, they can't attort tor— and the fact is, they can't afford for that _ and the fact is, they can't afford for that to happen. well, inteei— afford for that to happen. well, indeed, because— afford for that to happen. well, indeed, because this started, titn-t— indeed, because this started, titn-t a,— indeed, because this started, didn't it, with— indeed, because this started, didn't it, with the obe was initiaiiy— didn't it, with the obe was initially withdrew their support . tenemter— initially withdrew their support . remember that— initially withdrew their support . remember that they- initially withdrew their support . remember that they weren't ianed . remember that they weren't invited to the big birthday party. then oprah winfrey did the same thing. and certainly this idea that they were going to the darlings of to become the darlings of hollywood is now gone. why why would a brand want to spend millions of pounds now to

associate with the sussexes? i don't get it. they are so tainted. well actually, i think it was the mail that did run a very good piece a while back with every single mistake that they made and you couldn't even fit them all into a double page spread because feels like spread because it feels like they just consistently made they have just consistently made they have just consistently made the basic sort of schoolboy the most basic sort of schoolboy errors and all of it, if you boil it down, is not thinking ahead. they've literally just gone— ahead. they've literally just gone gone— ahead. they've literally just gone gone tor— ahead. they've literally just gone gone for the- : they've literally just gone gone for the money. they've oiwiousiy— gone gone for the money. they've obviously ignored _ gone gone for the money. they've obviously ignored all the good atwise— obviously ignored all the good atwise tnat— obviously ignored all the good advice that they— obviously ignored all the good advice that they were given tesaite— advice that they were given despite having _ advice that they were given despite having , you know, the despite having, you know, the to— despite having, you know, the means to have— despite having, you know, the means to have the very , very means to have the very, very test— means to have the very, very test-arount- means to have the very, very best around them . we means to have the very, very- best-around them . we know best people around them. we know that best people around them. we know tnat tney— best people around them. we know tnat tney sort— best people around them. we know tnat tney sort ot— best people around them. we know that they sort of haemorrhage start.— that they sort of haemorrhage statt. um.— that they sort of haemorrhage staff. um, and,— that they sort of haemorrhage staff. um, and, and, you know, you— staff. um, and, and, you know, you ent— staff. um, and, and, you know, you ent ua— staff. um, and, and, you know, you ent ua witn— staff. um, and, and, you know, you end up with a— staff. um, and, and, you know, you end up with a situation like tnis— you end up with a situation like tnis wnisn— you end up with a situation like this, which is— you end up with a situation like this, which is where you've given— this, which is where you've given att— this, which is where you've given all the— this, which is where you've given all the goods very, very eariy— given all the goods very, very eariy on— given all the goods very, very eariy ant— given all the goods very, very early on, and by— given all the goods very, very early on, and by doing so effectively _ early on, and by doing so effectively tainted your brand ant— effectively tainted your brand ant tne— effectively tainted your brand and the question now is, well, wnat— and the question now is, well, wnat you— and the question now is, well, now what you know, which anyone of now what you know, which anyone ot any— now what you know, which anyone ot any wortn — now what you know, which anyone of any worth would— now what you know, which anyone of any worth would have eoatainet— of any worth would have explained to— of any worth would have explained to them, well, indeed, teause— explained to them, well, indeed, teause wnat— explained to them, well, indeed, because what i— explained to them, well, indeed, because what i think is so interesting— because what i think is so interesting about this is that

witnin— interesting about this is that with tne— interesting about this is that within the industry , people have within the industry, people have aiways— within the industry, people have atways known— within the industry, people have always known what meghan was like always known what meghan was iite . — always known what meghan was iite . oe— always known what meghan was iite . too you— always known what meghan was like . do you know,— always known what meghan was like . do you know, i- always known what meghan was like . j3 , like. do you know, i once spoke to a director, a top director. i won't name him, of course, but who worked on one of meghan's film projects before she entered the royal family. and he said to me, quite honestly, dan, she was the most difficult actress i have ever worked with . she made have ever worked with. she made ridiculous demands both in terms of travel and personal requests that just blew the budget of a film which wasn't a big budget movie. so you've got that. then i remember when they entered the royal family and all of the courtiers, celia would say to me all the time, you know, they'd moan, they'd say, they are entitled and they're lazy . entitled and they're lazy. they're afraid of hard work . but they're afraid of hard work. but harry and meghan were always able to get away with it, weren't they? because they would say, oh, the men in grey suits, they're just trying to stop us. they're trying to make sure they're just trying to make sure that we can't be a success. but i think now there's too just much evidence. do you remember

what valentine lowe revealed in his brilliant book that when meghan was on a walkabout in fiji , one of the only times fiji, one of the only times actually when she did do some hard work a member of the hard work as a member of the royal on of her few royal family on one of her few tours. she said, i can't tours. and she said, i can't believe i'm not being paid for this. and now you've got this message coming out from spotify. it's just impossible to avoid , it's just impossible to avoid, isn't it? they just don't want to work. they just believe that they paid millions for they can be paid millions for doing nothing. and that's not real world. it's not. and dan, as you— real world. it's not. and dan, as you know.— real world. it's not. and dan, as you know, from _ ”333 : it's not. and dan, as you know, from having done tron— as you know, from having done tron nawing— as you know, from having done from having interviewed lots of taous— from having interviewed lots of tarnous aeoate— from having interviewed lots of famous people and i've been rusty— famous people and i've been tusty enougn— famous people and i've been lucky enough as— famous people and i've been lucky enough as well to interview— lucky enough as well to interview sort- lucky enough as well to interview sort of, you know, reaiiy— interview sort of, you know, really-names- interview sort of, you know, really names beyonce really big names like beyonce ant— really big names like beyonce ant one— really big names like beyonce ant tnat— really big names like beyonce and one that you— really big names like beyonce and one that you see very , very and one that you see very, very eariy— and one that you see very, very eariy on— and one that you see very, very eariy on in— and one that you see very, very eariy on in an— and one that you see very, very early on in an interview with iite— early on in an interview with someone like that is a the professionalism and b, the fact tnat— professionalism and b, the fact tnat tor— professionalism and b, the fact that for someone— professionalism and b, the fact that for someone to have that tint— that for someone to have that tint ot— that for someone to have that kind of longevity— that for someone to have that kind of longevity , they have kind of longevity, they have rust— kind of longevity, they have iust wortet— kind of longevity, they have just worked unbeliev hard every singie— just worked unbeliev hard every singte tay— just worked unbeliev hard every singte tay ant— just worked unbeliev hard every single day and they've continued to wort— single day and they've continued to wort ant— single day and they've continued to work and they— single day and they've continued to work and they haven't taken tney— to work and they haven't taken tney nawen-t— to work and they haven't taken they haven't been— to work and they haven't taken they haven't been entitled and in tast— they haven't been entitled and in fact, which— they haven't been entitled and in fact, which is— they haven't been entitled and in fact, which is basically what

singie— in fact, which is basically what single handedly_ in fact, which is basically what single handedly responsible for, for single handedly responsible for, tor wnat-s— single handedly responsible for, for what's happened to their tarant— for what's happened to their trant . — for what's happened to their trant . i— for what's happened to their brand . i think— for what's happened to their brand . ”r:3 for what's happened to their brand . q“ brand. i think you're so right. i mean, paul mccartney, i'd say he remains one of the hardest working people in showbiz. even today. working people in showbiz. even today . and the problem- working people in showbiz. even today . and the problem is,- today. and the problem is, seiia— today. and the problem is, seiia tney— today. and the problem is, celia, they wanted a house as aosn— celia, they wanted a house as aosn ant— celia, they wanted a house as aosn ant as— celia, they wanted a house as aosn ant as tig— celia, they wanted a house as posh and as big as oprah winfrey and posh and as big as oprah winfrey ant atten— posh and as big as oprah winfrey and ellen degeneres without being— and ellen degeneres without being areaaret— and ellen degeneres without being prepared to put in any wort— being prepared to put in any work whatsoever. i mean, can you tetiewe— work whatsoever. i mean, can you teiiewe. seiia— work whatsoever. i mean, can you believe, celia, that— work whatsoever. i mean, can you believe, celia, that harry, he titn-t— believe, celia, that harry, he titn-t mate— believe, celia, that harry, he didn't make one— believe, celia, that harry, he didn't make one podcast. he had tnree— didn't make one podcast. he had tnree years — didn't make one podcast. he had tnree years we— didn't make one podcast. he had three years. he had— didn't make one podcast. he had three years. he had every resource thrown at him. he has a tittie— resource thrown at him. he has a iittie tiast— resource thrown at him. he has a little black book— resource thrown at him. he has a little black book that's bulging wnere— little black book that's bulging wnere ne— little black book that's bulging where he could— little black book that's bulging where he could pretty much pick up where he could pretty much pick ua tne— where he could pretty much pick ua tne anone— where he could pretty much pick ua tne anone to— where he could pretty much pick up the phone to anyone and say, rtease— up the phone to anyone and say, itease to— up the phone to anyone and say, itease to an— up the phone to anyone and say, please do an interview with me. he please do an interview with me. ue—tne— please do an interview with me. ue—tne trains- please do an interview with me.j he _the brains-the he didn't have the brains or the imagination— he didn't have the brains or the imagination or— he didn't have the brains or the imagination or gumption to imagination or the gumption to arotuse— imagination or the gumption to arotuse one— imagination or the gumption to produce one podcast. it's astuaiiy— produce one podcast. it's actually pathetic . : produce one podcast. it's- actually pathetic . how badly do actually pathetic. how badly do you want to hear that spotify executive story , though? we have executive story, though? we have to find a way to get him drunk so that he spills the beans. yeah. spills the beans about mr cantankerous. that's what i call harry now. he was cantankerous

dufing harry now. he was cantankerous during that mirror court case recently. he was can rancorous with his ghost—writer remember the ghost—writer spoke out and talked about all of their fights and he's clearly very cantankerous with the people who are paying him $20 million. it's like, mate, you're never going to get that sort of money again . you don't understand what you're throwing away. and maybe that's the problem. royals aren't the real world, and aren't in the real world, and this should stay this is why they should stay away the real world. well, away from the real world. well, that's the thing. and you know wnere— that's the thing. and you know wnere tney— that's the thing. and you know where they could— that's the thing. and you know where they could have- “q and you know where they could have had that enormous-house- where they could have had that enormous house without enormous great big house without toing— doing any work at all. that's rignt— doing any work at all. that's rignt nere. — doing any work at all. that's right here. but— doing any work at all. that's right here. but it- doing any work at all. that's right here. 3 c 3q right here. but it wasn't big enough , remember? it wasn't big enough, remember? it wasn't big enough, remember? it wasn't big enough that horrible little hovel at kensington palace . hovel at kensington palace. celia walden, absolutely triiiiant— celia walden, absolutely brilliant. _ celia walden, absolutely brilliant. you- celia walden, absolutely brilliant. 3 celia walden, absolutely brilliant . 3 brilliant. you speak as ever. star daily telegraph columnist. thank you so much . but star daily telegraph columnist. thank you so much. but coming up in uncancelled, as woke gender ideology sees diy giant wix become the latest to face a boycott and take that superstar howard donald is unfairly cancelled for liking a series of factual tweets . is the militant

factual tweets. is the militant trans— factual tweets. is the militant trans totty— , is the militant trans lobby determined to destroy— trans lobby determined to testroy tne— trans lobby determined to destroy the moral fabric of britain— destroy the moral fabric of britain e — destroy the moral fabric of britain ? well,- destroy the moral fabric of britain ? 3333 3“ destroy the moral fabric of- britain ? well, kelvin mackenzie britain? well, kelvin mackenzie has plenty to say on this soon. but next, as a source close to phillip schofield's young lover claims, itv refused to pay for his therapy despite proudly boasting doing just that for boasting of doing just that for the disgraced presenter has itv prioritised their star over his lover ? my superstar panel lover? my superstar panel thrashed that one out, along with more of tomorrow's front pages straight after this .

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the time of its disappearance. as fears grow for their safety two and a half miles below the atlantic. it's an extraordinary story. the independent, however, reports on two rounds of apparent partygate shame as mps backed boris johnson's parliamentary ban and the police investigate a jingle and mingle party held back in december 2020. i will just repeat this again. i think relevant in again. i think it's relevant in this editor of the this case. the editor of the independent, one of the biggest enemies of boris johnson in this country. i think you always have to know that when you think about why they keep doing all of these stories. but these antivirus stories. but more media now with more on the media buzz now with tonight's panel. tonight's super star panel. former kwasi former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, the former butterworth, and the former brexit mep belinda de brexit party mep belinda de lucy. now you know, you're living in a twisted world when students are giving their teachers lessons in common sense and biology. but that's exactly what happened one church of what happened at one church of england a staff england school after a staff member schoolgirl member called a schoolgirl despicable for refusing to accept that her classmates genderis accept that her classmates gender is of the animal variety . yeah, she identifies as a cat.

listen i'm tell you, you just really upset someone . saying really upset someone. saying things like should be in an asylum. ireally things like should be in an asylum. i really should. if they want— asylum. i really should. if they want to— asylum. i really should. if they want to identify— asylum. i really should. if they want to identify as— asylum. i really should. if they want to identify as a- i really should. if they want to identify as a cat or sonetning— want to identify as a cat or something, then they're like genuineiy— something, then they're like genuinety on— something, then they're like genuinely on your. yeah, that's easy— genuinely on your. yeah, that's srazy .— genuinely on your. yeah, that's srazy . vou— genuinely on your. yeah, that's crazy . you kristian niemietz crazy. you kristian niemietz ttere— crazy. you kristian niemietz tnere. twe— crazy. you kristian niemietz there. i've been— crazy. you kristian niemietz there. i've been posing the question.— there. i've been posing the question. i— there. i've been posing the question. i was— there. i've been posing the question. i was just saying about— question. i was just saying about tne— question. i was just saying about the gender. hadn't said anytning— about the gender. hadn't said anything about— about the gender. hadn't said anything about them so different.— anything about them so different. there's only two genters— different. there's only two genters it— different. there's only two genders if you're talking about the genders if you're talking about tne tast— genders if you're talking about the fact that— genders if you're talking about the fact that cisgender is the . tnat— the fact that cisgender is the norm , that you— the fact that cisgender is the norm , that you identify with the norm, that you identify with the gentee— norm, that you identify with the gender tnat— norm, that you identify with the gender, that with— norm, that you identify with the gender, that with the sexual organs— gender, that with the sexual ogans tnat— gender, that with the sexual organs that you're born with, or youe— organs that you're born with, or youre went.— organs that you're born with, or you're weird. that's basically wnat— you're weird. that's basically wnat youre— you're weird. that's basically what you're saying. yeah. which is reaiiy— what you're saying. yeah. which is really despicable . \3ji is really despicable. now, the cat is really despicable. now, the sat rignt— is really despicable. now, the cat fight occurred at rye college in east sussex after the plucky pupil said there are only two genders and it escalated after that tyrannical teacher told them they could go to a different school . all opinion different school. all opinion tryston— different school. all opinion tryston is— different school. all opinion tryston is ite— different school. all opinion fryston is it? no— different school. all opinion fryston is it? no it's- a: ”33:3“ , all opinion fryston is it? no it's not. if you— fryston is it? no it's not. if you ton-t— fryston is it? no it's not. if you don't like— fryston is it? no it's not. if you don't like it,- fryston is it? no it's not. if you don't like it, you need to

go to— you don't like it, you need to go to a— you don't like it, you need to go to a different— you don't like it, you need to go to a different school. so i reaorting— go to a different school. so i reaorting you— go to a different school. so i reaorting you to— go to a different school. so i reporting you to miss need to nave— reporting you to miss need to nave a— reporting you to miss need to nawe a aroaer— reporting you to miss need to have a proper educational conversation _ have a proper educational conversation .— have a proper educational conversation . and kwasi conversation. and kwasi twarteng. — conversation. and kwasi kwarteng. 3“ at.“ conversation. and kwasi- kwarteng. this is a church of england school. i find this extraordinary. it's pretty absurd, really an extraordinary. and it wasn't about genders. i it— and it wasn't about genders. i it was— and it wasn't about genders. i mean, it was the— and it wasn't about genders. i mean, it was the pupil said that the mean, it was the pupil said that tne aeson— mean, it was the pupil said that the person identifying as a cat cat the person identifying as a cat sat was— the person identifying as a cat cat was, was, was— the person identifying as a cat cat was, was, was weird . i mean, cat was, was, was weird. i mean, tney-re— cat was, was, was weird. i mean, tney-re not— cat was, was, was weird. i mean, they're not identifying as male or renais— they're not identifying as male or female. they're— they're not identifying as male or female. they're identifying as a as an animal, although tater— as a as an animal, although tater in— as a as an animal, although tater in tne— as a as an animal, although later in the conversation, they did later in the conversation, they tit aiso — later in the conversation, they tit aiso say— later in the conversation, they did also say that— later in the conversation, they did also say that they believe tnere— did also say that they believe tnere are— did also say that they believe there are only— did also say that they believe there are only two. “33 3“ there are only two. yeah, they tit. — there are only two. yeah, they tit. -was— there are only two. yeah, they tit. -was tne— there are only two. yeah, they did.-was the but- there are only two. yeah, they did. _was the but the- there are only two. “33 3“ r: r: was the but the but did. that was the but the but tne— did. that was the but the but tne initiat— r: a: that was the but the but the initial conversation was all about— the initial conversation was all about someone— the initial conversation was all about someone identifying . about someone identifying. i mean, benjamin,— about someone identifying. i mean, benjamin, you're- about someone identifying. mean, benjamin, you're the wokeist man in britain. do you support this teacher— wokeist man in britain. do you support this teacher ? - wokeist man in britain. do you support this teacher ? i- wokeist man in britain. do you support this teacher ? i think support this teacher? i think tney— support this teacher? i think they probably could have dealt with better. i'm with it slightly better. i'm not sure. to kids sure. it's great to tell kids that they're despicable in any context. know what? context. but you know what? i think the idea that the teacher is standing up for the fact that there going be different there are going to be different people, this is a school, people, given this is a school, you know, it's very possible that if there were trans or gay kids, have kids, that they wouldn't have

shared peers. shared that with their peers. and i think it is. can you identify ability to avoid any kind ? can you kind of bullying? can you identify cat? but identify identify as a cat? but i actually you rather take i actually think you rather take that of context it's that out of context because it's clear kid was giving clear that the kid was giving that a silly example. so your that as a silly example. so your gender cannot be a cat. you can of course it can't. but you tried do that. tried to tried to do that. you tried to say as some how many say that as some how many genders are there? you try to say that genders are there? you try to say tnat as— genders are there? you try to say that as some— genders are there? you try to say that as some kind- qr:3: 33:3 “33:37 you try to say that as some kind of q3: 33 “337 you try to say that as some kind of how many— say that as some kind of how many genders— say that as some kind of how many genders are there? ”w“33 many genders are there? there areaa— peoplel are as many genders as people want to identify as well. then you can identify as— want to identify as well. then you can identify as a- want to identify as well. then you can identify as a cat,- 33“. then you can identify as a cat, but you-re— you can identify as a cat, but you-re rryrag— you can identify as a cat, but you-re rryrag ro— you can identify as a cat, but you're trying to this you're trying to use this renewing— you're trying to use this following—ii you're trying to use this- following_| mean, i following your logic. i mean, i car-r— following your logic. i mean, i car-r finish— following your logic. i mean, i can't finish a sentence, so what's the point? you're trying to some gotcha to use this as some gotcha because you think, oh, if they can't identify as a cat a can't identify as a cat or a donkey, then how can they identify non—binary, neither male the male nor female. but the truth is we every is that we know in every existence of humanity, in every country, people tolerate country, whether people tolerate it it, these it or celebrate it, that these people exist. and think that people exist. and i think that teachers behave in a way teachers should behave in a way that bullying on that doesn't allow bullying on this nuts. this is absolutely this is nuts. this is absolutely aura.— this is nuts. this is absolutely nuts. schools— this is nuts. this is absolutely nuts. schools are— this is absolutely nuts. schools are educating nuts. schools are for educating our nuts. schools are for educating oar-we— nuts. schools are for educating oar-we as— nuts. schools are for educating oar-we as rhe- nuts. schools are for educating our we as the taxpayer our children. we as the taxpayer serra— our children. we as the taxpayer send-a— our children. we as the taxpayer send-a-saace- our children. we as the taxpayer send - a - space, ouri send them to a safe space, our mare— send them to a safe space, our are kids—

send them to a safe space, our little kids to _ send them to a safe space, our little kids to a— send them to a safe space, our little kids to a safe— send them to a safe space, our little kids to a safe space, rearra— little kids to a safe space, learn about— little kids to a safe space, learn about maths science, learn about maths and science, know— learn about maths and science, know-ras— learn about maths and science, know-has-right- know adult has the right to tamar— know adult has the right to inflict experiment inflict a gender experiment on our inflict a gender experiment on carrarea. — inflict a gender experiment on our children. and— inflict a gender experiment on our children. and certainly arrear— our children. and certainly. without—consent. without the parents consent. rats— without the parents consent. rats-damaging— without the parents consent. this damaging children. this is damaging children. gender— this is damaging children. gender to gender ideology is harmful to children.— gender ideology is harmful to children—based. gender ideology is harmful to children._based ,| children. this is faith based, aor— children. this is faith based, nor—arra- children. this is faith based, nor—and rr- children. this is faith based,| not—and it should children. this is faith based,- not_and it should be not fact based, and it should be rarauy— not fact based, and it should be totally banned— not fact based, and it should be totally banned from schools. can totally banned from schools. (ian we totally banned from schools. can we please— totally banned from schools. can we please-talking- totally banned from schools. can we please talking in we please stop talking in fantasy?— we please stop talking in fantasy? sexes. girls have fantasy? two sexes. girls have vagraae— fantasy? two sexes. girls have vagraae .— fantasy? two sexes. girls have vagraae , boys— fantasy? two sexes. girls have vaginas , boys penises. vaginas, boys have penises. raeee— vaginas, boys have penises. those-girls— vaginas, boys have penises. those-girls who- vaginas, boys have penises. those girls who are only those little girls who are only 13 those little girls who are only re who— those little girls who are only re who aeoa— those little girls who are only 13 who stood .to _ those little girls who are only 13 who stood to the teachers 13 who stood up to the teachers are heroes because— 13 who stood up to the teachers are heroes because many schools up are heroes because many schools arr—countr- are heroes because many schools aa—eeaarry are- up and down the country are earreaeraea— up and down the country are earreaeaea .— up and down the country are entrenched . with up and down the country are- entrenched .-with-mental entrenched. now with this mental earr— entrenched. now with this mental emf-era— entrenched. now with this mental erarr-ea ra— entrenched. now with this mental erarr-ea in ear— stuff going on in our classrooms,- stuff going on in our classrooms, only stuff going on in our- classrooms,-only gender classrooms, the only gender experimen— classrooms, the only gender experiment-the - classrooms, the only gender experiment the one that tells experiment is the one that tells people— experiment is the one that tells people rraar— experiment is the one that tells people rear-rhet— experiment is the one that tells people that they were born people that no, they were born in people that no, they were born ra-wreaa— people that no, they were born ra-wreaa-rrar- people that no, they were born in .wrong-that thati in the wrong body. that that ear-r— in the wrong body. that that can't true. no child born can't be true. no child was born in wrong body. leave in the wrong body. leave children alone.- “ d leave children alone. there's in the wrong body. leave children alone. there's wrong children alone. there's no wrong way— children alone. there's no wrong way-bov— children alone. there's no wrong way-boy er— children alone. there's no wrong way-boy er a— children alone. there's no wrong way-boy er a arrr. - children alone. there's no wrong way-boy or a girl. so. way to be a boy or a girl. so yea-re— way to be a boy or a girl. so yeare aayrag— way to be a boy or a girl. so you're saying transgender people don't saying there don't exist? i'm saying there are i'm saying no child is are no, i'm saying no child is born wrong body. stop born in the wrong body. stop trying to make children- trying to make children disassociate— trying to make children disassociate from healthy disassociate from their healthy redres— bodies. that leads to sterilisation- bodies. that leads to sterilisation mutilation. bodies. that leads to- sterilisation.mutilation. in sterilisation and mutilation. in rraar— sterilisation and mutilation. in rear—reare- that case, stop it. leave caterer— that case, stop it. leave children-why. that case, stop it. leave. children _why does that case, stop it. leave- children _why does every children alone. why does every transgender person in will transgender person in they will overwhelmingly tell you that they issue with they recognised the issue with themselves young age, themselves from a young age, just any person will just like any gay person will tell not keep away from

tell you and not keep away from the children. not every trans, aer— the children. not every trans, rer every— the children. not every trans, not every person. _ the children. not every trans, not every person. i- 3“ 3 ”3“ not every trans, not every person. 3 not every person. i mean, rease— not every person. i mean, because i've spoken i've spoken to this show. why do you to many on this show. why do you care to many on this show. why do you assur— to many on this show. why do you aueur rue— to many on this show. why do you care about the final— to many on this show. why do you care about the final word- 3“ why do you care about the final word on rare— care about the final word on rare-you— care about the final word on this-you know,- care about the final word on this you know, as a this is that, you know, as a constituent. _ this is that, you know, as a constituent. (iii 37�* this is that, you know, as a. constituent. cmp,-very, constituent. cmp, i get very, very little this constituent. (imp, i get very, very little this in my very little of this in my mailbag. and yet the way in which media talks endlessly which the media talks endlessly about these issues, well, it's all the parents talking all the parents are talking about school. i've got about outside school. i've got four in school about outside school. i've got four-in school and- about outside school. i've got four-in school and it's. four girls in school and it's au— four girls in school and it's all because— four girls in school and it's all because listed them all because he listed them on it, all because he listed them on alar— all because he listed them on rrlar arr.— all because he listed them on it,-at all.-come- all because he listed them on it,-at all. .come to. all because he listed them on. it,-at all.-come to me, it, not at all. they come to me, they— it, not at all. they come to me, they-to— it, not at all. they come to me, they-to — it, not at all. they come to me, they-to me. they- it, not at all. they come to me, they to me. “3g 33“ . it, not at all. they come to me,l they-to me. they can't get they come to me. they can't get a word in edgeways. we've got to move though, because itv move on now, though, because itv dramas for their dramas are known for their sensational twist. but you couldn't - scripted - sensational twist. but you couldn't-scripted the| couldn't have scripted the rares— couldn't have scripted the latest-phillip- couldn't have scripted the- latest-phillip schofield latest and the phillip schofield saga.— latest and the phillip schofield saga-broadcaster- latest and the phillip schofield saga. broadcaster been saga. the broadcaster has been hit saga. the broadcaster has been arr—eaus- hit with yet another crisis arrer— hit with yet another crisis arrer being — hit with yet another crisis after being accused of refusing to after being accused of refusing re-arrrare— after being accused of refusing re-arrrare-rerl to pay for private therapy. for seuerreru-s— schofield's much younger ex—lover. morning ex—lover. and this morning runner who it— ex—lover. and this morning runner who it calls person x. aur— runner who it calls person x. uur arrer— runner who it calls person x. but after being— runner who it calls person x. but after being summoned to aaruameur— but after being summoned to parliament-be— but after being summoned to parliament be grilled mps parliament to be grilled by mps rasr— parliament to be grilled by mps rasr-rrv-s— parliament to be grilled by mps last-itv's woke- parliament to be grilled by mps last itv's woke ceo last week, itv's woke ceo carous— last week, itv's woke ceo carolyn - boasted . last week, itv's woke ceo carolyn boasted that it carolyn mccall boasted that it prepared— carolyn mccall boasted that it was prepared to— carolyn mccall boasted that it was prepared to pay up for arrrare— was prepared to pay up for share—rer- private counselling for multi—millionaire schofield. reek— multi—millionaire schofield. reek se— multi—millionaire schofield. look so could— multi—millionaire schofield. look so could you tell us what supper— look so could you tell us what supporr youe— look so could you tell us what support you're giving to them at this support you're giving to them at he momeur— support you're giving to them at this moment-time— support you're giving to them at this moment time and whether this moment in time and whether roar—rero—

that will continue into the rururer — that will continue into the future? we've- that will continue into the future? �*fo�*3 ”3 “33 that will continue into the future? we've remained touch future? we've remained in touch with philip, as you'd expect, and he receiving counselling and he is receiving counselling . we're just saying that philip .we're just saying that philip is receiving counselling is just receiving counselling and are funding . and and which itv are funding. and he asked for that and we're very happy to do that. we with person x, there's a whole series of duty of care all the way through , even though now schofield was forced to quit last month after his relationship with the employee was revealed, a source close to person x told the sun, phil was told itv would pay for any therapy, but x has any therapy, but person x has said that was only offered said that he was only offered itv's package, which he itv's basic package, which he turned seems pretty turned down. it seems pretty orsmar— turned down. it seems pretty dismal-narr— turned down. it seems pretty dismal-lightlwhat- turned down. it seems pretty. dismal-lightlwhat-gone dismal in light of what has gone on dismal in light of what has gone oa-raey— dismal in light of what has gone on .they wouldn't- dismal in light of what has gone on they wouldn't offer to on that they wouldn't offer to pay— on that they wouldn't offer to pay-a— on that they wouldn't offer to pay-a orrvare— on that they wouldn't offer to pay a private package. so pay for a private package. so kwasi — pay for a private package. so kwasi—compass. pay for a private package. sol kwasi _compass is kwasi itv's moral compass is clearly— kwasi itv's moral compass is orearry—rr- clearly broken. has it prioritised— clearly broken. has it prioritised star here over prioritised a star here over a rrourueo— prioritised a star here over a troubled staff— prioritised a star here over a troubled staff member? i'm not au-urru— troubled staff member? i'm not au-urru rue— troubled staff member? i'm not au-with the all— troubled staff member? i'm not au with the all the ins and au fait with the all the ins and outs phillip schofield outs of phillip schofield relationship itv, but from relationship with itv, but from what what i've what i've read, from what i've seen, clearly they had a duty of care to the employee who was more vulnerable. much more vulnerable. he's much younger well and younger, less well known and frankly well remunerate . frankly less well remunerate. covid. seems bizarre that

covid. and it seems bizarre that they have paid for the star's therapy and only given the much younger employee a basic package that seems strange to me. and in their own interests, i think it would have been better, perhaps, if they'd actually extended more support to the junior employee. it's wrong, isn't it? belinda? it's wrong, isn't it? belinda? i agree. actually i think it's the double standards that is the issue here. the vulnerable motty of the young person was not taken into consideration. we just saw or heard that he was shifted suddenly to another show. we haven't heard his side of the story. we haven't heard how he's doing, his mental how he's doing, how his mental wellbeing doing . and we've wellbeing is doing. and we've only philip itv . and i only heard philip and itv. and i think any company , as i've think in any company, as i've said before, when there is an abuse of power for that was known . i mean to say they didn't known. i mean to say they didn't known. i mean to say they didn't know i just think is an untruth. so how can we believe what they say now about anything? just admit it, and admit to it, own up to it, and help young man out he help this young man out if he needs it. benjamin fairpoint i r— needs it. benjamin fairpoint i

r rarer— needs it. benjamin fairpoint i mean, i think kwasi- 3 . benjamin fairpointi mean, i think kwasi is just reuereo— mean, i think kwasi is just relieved that— mean, i think kwasi is just relieved that there's an organisation— relieved that there's an organisation more chaotic than the organisation more chaotic than rue—ar- organisation more chaotic than rue—ar ruel the conservative party at the moment — the conservative party at the ruorueu.r- ae- the conservative party at the moment. , he isn't the conservative party at the- moment.-, he isn't any moment. you know, he isn't any opporruarry— moment. you know, he isn't any opporruarry ro— moment. you know, he isn't any opportunity to raise a low blow. rur— opportunity to raise a low blow. but you— opportunity to raise a low blow. our you turnk— opportunity to raise a low blow. but you think the— opportunity to raise a low blow. but you think the party- opportunity to raise a low blow. but you think the party is- opportunity to raise a low blow. but you think the party is still in government? better state than itv in government? better state than rrv r — in government? better state than .rys urea.— in government? better state than itv ? well, there's only one itv? well, there's only one person less popular than phillip schofield in the polls, and that's boris johnson. so they do have. that's boris johnson. so they do have . the tories 2019 votes. have. the tories 2019 votes. i'm not sure that's the best endorsement. _ i'm not sure that's the best endorsement. i'm not sure that's the best- endorsement. but look, you know, i do actually think it's very dodgy behaviour by itv, you know, because the cost of counselling of therapy to an organisation like itv is, is utterly minuscule. and why are you paying— utterly minuscule. and why are you paying for_ utterly minuscule. and why are you paying for the_ you paying for the multi—millionaires? you paying for the_ multi—millionaires? the powerful ? i multi—millionaires? the powerful o rruruk— multi—millionaires? the powerful o ruaay rraey— multi—millionaires? the powerful ? i think they have— multi—millionaires? the powerful ? i think they have a— multi—millionaires? 7’ i think they have a moral ? i think they have a moral oorrgarrou.— ? i think they have a moral oougarrou. — ? i think they have a moral obligation. this— ? i think they have a moral obligation. this is- 7’ i think they have a moral obligation. “ . obligation. this is what an itv spokesman has said on this. by the way. we are offering duty of suppor— the way. we are offering duty of supporr ro— the way. we are offering duty of care support to both. philip sororrero— care support to both. philip schofield person x, belinda schofield and person x, belinda de schofield and person x, belinda oe-oeutamru— schofield and person x, belinda de benjamin butterworth de lucy, benjamin butterworth kwasi— de lucy, benjamin butterworth kwasi-oo— de lucy, benjamin butterworth kwasi-do stand- de lucy, benjamin butterworth kwasi do stand by kwasi kwarteng do stand by oeosaue— kwasi kwarteng do stand by because-up,- kwasi kwarteng do stand by because up, should the because coming up, should the pupils— because coming up, should the pupils-challenge- because coming up, should the pupils challenge their pupils who challenge their readers— pupils who challenge their teachers gender teachers views on gender roeurrry— teachers views on gender roearrry be — teachers views on gender identity be punished or celebrate— identity be punished or celebrate ?_ identity be punished or celebrate ? id nicola sturgeon celebrate? id nicola sturgeon urb— celebrate? id nicola sturgeon rub abso— celebrate? id nicola sturgeon will also make— celebrate? id nicola sturgeon will also make her first appearance—

will also make her first appearance since being arrested rue— appearance since being arrested rbe sur— appearance since being arrested over the snp finance scandal. cara— over the snp finance scandal. cab-guess— over the snp finance scandal. can-guess what- over the snp finance scandal. can guess what she to can you guess what she had to say?— can you guess what she had to say? ru— can you guess what she had to say? i'll reveal— can you guess what she had to say? i'll reveal all— can you guess what she had to say? i'll reveal all as we crown rourgbr-s— say? i'll reveal all as we crown tonight's greatest— say? i'll reveal all as we crown tonight's greatest britain and unbou— tonight's greatest britain and baron—bear- tonight's greatest britain and union—next in. union jackass. but next in uncancelled— union jackass. but next in uncancelled boss of uncancelled as the boss of buses— uncancelled as the boss of wickes_with| uncancelled as the boss of- wickes_with trans wickes tells shoppers with trans soebrro— wickes tells shoppers with trans seebrb reus— wickes tells shoppers with trans sceptic views that— wickes tells shoppers with trans sceptic views that they are not webome— sceptic views that they are not webome baro— sceptic views that they are not welcome into his— sceptic views that they are not welcome into his stores and take bar— welcome into his stores and take rbar srar— welcome into his stores and take that star howard— welcome into his stores and take that star howard donald has gobb— that star howard donald has cancer gold for— that star howard donald has cancer gold for suggesting men auror— cancer gold for suggesting men cannot menstruate. how can we bab— cannot menstruate. how can we bab rue— cannot menstruate. how can we halt the crazed— cannot menstruate. how can we halt the crazed gender madness sweeping— halt the crazed gender madness sueebrag rbe— halt the crazed gender madness sweeping the nation? kelvin mackenzie— sweeping the nation? kelvin mackenzie has— sweeping the nation? kelvin mackenzie has a few ideas. he's bye— mackenzie has a few ideas. he's bye ra— mackenzie has a few ideas. he's be in bus— mackenzie has a few ideas. he's live in just two— mackenzie has a few ideas. he's live in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncancelled. arro— it's time now for uncancelled. arab rbrs— it's time now for uncancelled. arab rbb rs— it's time now for uncancelled. and this is where— it's time now for uncancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators— and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the rear— controversial issues without the bear or— controversial issues without the bear or be — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sueebrag— fear of the cancel culture sueebrag abe— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media arro— sweeping the rest of the media are be— sweeping the rest of the media are be woke— sweeping the rest of the media and the woke mind virus oorarrauesr— and the woke mind virus continues its— and the woke mind virus continues its rapid spread across british— continues its rapid spread across british companies after claiming— across british companies after obarmrua a— across british companies after database a rob— across british companies after claiming a top boss at diy giant wrobes— claiming a top boss at diy giant wrobes as— claiming a top boss at diy giant wrobes as us— claiming a top boss at diy giant wickes as its latest victim . so

wickes as its latest victim. so rbrs— wickes as its latest victim. so rbrs rs— wickes as its latest victim. so rbrs rs carer— wickes as its latest victim. so this is chief operating officer rraser— this is chief operating officer fraser longden,_ this is chief operating officer fraser longden, who plunged his firm— fraser longden, who plunged his firm baro— fraser longden, who plunged his firm into controversy by claiming— firm into controversy by claiming customers who didn't conform— claiming customers who didn't conform ro— claiming customers who didn't conform to views— claiming customers who didn't conform to views on trans rights braors— conform to views on trans rights were bigots who _ conform to views on trans rights were bigots who are not welcome in wrcbes— were bigots who are not welcome in wickes stores. _ were bigots who are not welcome in wickes stores. watch this . in wickes stores. watch this. as r— in wickes stores. watch this. as r wasbr— in wickes stores. watch this. as i wasn't doing— in wickes stores. watch this. as i wasn't doing what- in wickes stores. watch this. as i wasn't doing what we were doing at weeks for them. we're not, you know, i don't think i'm ever going to change some of the bigots out there mind. i'm never going to win that argument with them. we were it too . them. so we were doing it too. so support to the community, you know, they're just hot air and they will they will go and buy a tin and paint in the nearest place to them. and that might have before. it might have been us before. it might not us after afterwards. and not be us after afterwards. and equally, do in and equally, if they do come in and buy and paint and buy that tin and paint and behave way, then they're behave that way, then they're not in our stores not welcome in our stores anyway. covid that actually i'm not joking. that makes me boil wrrb—owe- not joking. that makes me boil wrrb—owe ofl not joking. that makes me boili with _one of the with rage because i'm one of the beobbe—cowsroerl people who he would consider a bigot-— people who he would consider a braor. so— people who he would consider a braor. so r— people who he would consider a bigot. so i won't— people who he would consider a bigot. so i won't like shop in web— bigot. so i won't like shop in their-sharon- bigot. so i won't like shop in their sharon davies says their stores. sharon davies says she— their stores. sharon davies says she wow-r— their stores. sharon davies says she wow-r sbob— their stores. sharon davies says she won't shop in— their stores. sharon davies says she won't shop in their stores. is she won't shop in their stores. rs rbrs— she won't shop in their stores. rs rbrs rberr— she won't shop in their stores. is this their bud— she won't shop in their stores. is this their bud light moment? webb- — is this their bud light moment? wear. web.— is this their bud light moment? right. well, i'd— is this their bud light moment? right. well, i'd be— is this their bud light moment? right. �*fw�*3.. 3 33 right. well, i'd be very surprised if you were in a

wickes store. i must be honest with you. how dare you? i, i hear that . that with you. how dare you? i, i hear that. that i'm.- how dare you? that i'm. i'm hear that. that i'm. i'm challenged— hear that. that i'm. i'm challenged by- that i'm. i'm challenged by that. but on on the challenged by that. but on on be or— challenged by that. but on on be on be— challenged by that. but on on the on the serious point about rbrs— the on the serious point about rbrs rue— the on the serious point about was, are guys— the on the serious point about this, the guys are— the on the serious point about this, the guys are fool . i mean, this, the guys are fool. i mean, moss— this, the guys are fool. i mean, boss of— this, the guys are fool. i mean, boss or cross— this, the guys are fool. i mean, most of most of— this, the guys are fool. i mean, most of most of these most of his customers— most of most of these most of his customers are— most of most of these most of his customers are working class rrobabby— his customers are working class men. probably you _ his customers are working class men. probably you know, probably in men. probably you know, probably b were— men. probably you know, probably in there somewhere— men. probably you know, probably in there somewhere between their 20s awo— in there somewhere between their 20s are web— in there somewhere between their 20s and their 50s.— in there somewhere between their 20s and their 50s. you know, rbey— 20s and their 50s. you know, rbey wru— 20s and their 50s. you know, they will have— 20s and their 50s. you know, they will have views about trans very— they will have views about trans very srmrbar— they will have views about trans wery srmrbar ro— they will have views about trans very similar to the— they will have views about trans very similar to the gb overall wew— very similar to the gb overall wbrcb— very similar to the gb overall view, which by— very similar to the gb overall view, which by the way, just rbar— view, which by the way, just means that you— view, which by the way, just means that you believe in broboarcab— means that you believe in biological reality. 3 biological reality. so the idea was— biological reality. so the idea that he would say that he would like them to be banned his shops would if they actually decide to do it, his shops would be empty . and by the way, he'd be out on his as— . and by the way, he'd be out on bus as ourcwy— . and by the way, he'd be out on his as quickly as— . and by the way, he'd be out on his as quickly as the— and by the way, he'd be out on his as quickly as the guy. and by the way, he'd be out on his as quickly as the guy . as his as quickly as the guy. as rue— his as quickly as the guy. as we baby. — his as quickly as the guy. as the lady. yeah,— his as quickly as the guy. as the lady. yeah, but- his as quickly as the guy. as the lady. “33“ 3“. the lady. yeah, but light, who was the marketing director and she was explaining to everybody we need to change the image. oh, hold on a second. we've changeo— oh, hold on a second. we've changed au— oh, hold on a second. we've changed all the— oh, hold on a second. we've changed all the sales because we used— changed all the sales because we used rbrs— changed all the sales because we used this kind— changed all the sales because we used this kind of— changed all the sales because we

used this kind of trans activists. _ used this kind of trans activists. what on earth he rbrrws— activists. what on earth he rbrwbs be— activists. what on earth he thinks he is— activists. what on earth he thinks he is in— activists. what on earth he thinks he is in business. he needs— thinks he is in business. he needs customers- thinks he is in business. he needs customers . what on earth needs customers. what on earth he needs customers. what on earth be rbrwbs— needs customers. what on earth be rbrwbs be— needs customers. what on earth he thinks he can— needs customers. what on earth he thinks he can do by actually rrasubrwa— he thinks he can do by actually rwsubrwa bis— he thinks he can do by actually insulting his customers. he's mau— insulting his customers. he's mao arro— insulting his customers. he's mad and actually his own board sboubo— mad and actually his own board sboubu rake— mad and actually his own board should take him _ mad and actually his own board should take him aside and say, you— should take him aside and say, you worry— should take him aside and say, you worry abour— should take him aside and say, you worry about selling plank or scuba— you worry about selling plank or sebbag big— you worry about selling plank or selling big buckets of cement. bow-r— selling big buckets of cement. boa-r you— selling big buckets of cement. boa-r you srarr— selling big buckets of cement. don't you start worrying about beobbe-s— don't you start worrying about beobbe-s mora— don't you start worrying about people's moral positions on where— people's moral positions on whether they— people's moral positions on whether they come into our store or wor- — whether they come into our store or wor- ue-s— whether they come into our store or not. he's mad— whether they come into our store or not. he's mad and i think to auore— or not. he's mad and i think to ouore cremear— or not. he's mad and i think to quote clement attlee, a period of sauce— quote clement attlee, a period of silence would— quote clement attlee, a period of silence would be welcome from this of silence would be welcome from rbrs rwerb— of silence would be welcome from rbrs rwerb . — of silence would be welcome from was rwerb . very— of silence would be welcome from this twerp . very good- of silence would be welcome from this twerp . «33a 33 of silence would be welcome from this twerp. «33a 33 o“ this twerp. very good point. on a very similar theme, actually. gavin, take that star bloke. i know very well how donald has been successfully handed down by the cancel culture mob simply for liking tweets that said only women can menstruate, defund disney. and there are only two genders now, he was completely dropped in immediately from a performance at nottingham pride and then bounced into an apology and then bounced into an apology and deletion of a social media profiles. now, bearing in mind he wasn't transphobic in the

slightest , just has he been slightest, just has he been pounced on by this council ? do pounced on by this council? do you know what if mind 33“3 3“ 33 “3 7 do you know what if mind you, “333 3“ 33r. “3 7 do you know what if mind you, if youre— you know what if mind you, if you a— you know what if mind you, if you're a member— you know what if mind you, if you're a member of take that and youre— you're a member of take that and you because— you're a member of take that and you beginning r— you're a member of take that and you're beginning i mean i'd like to you're beginning i mean i'd like so brow— you're beginning i mean i'd like to know under— you're beginning i mean i'd like to know under what circumstances and to know under what circumstances are whar— to know under what circumstances are wbar bis— to know under what circumstances and what his own— to know under what circumstances and what his own personal bosrrroa— and what his own personal bosrrrow was— and what his own personal position was and at what time he acruauy— position was and at what time he acruauy uro— position was and at what time he actually did the— position was and at what time he actually did the liking. “ actually did the liking. i mean . coutu— actually did the liking. i mean . coubu bossrbby— actually did the liking. i mean , could possibly alcohol have been taken? do you know what i mean? he is mad to get involved in that debate. he can have his own view. how sad is that? i rorauy— own view. how sad is that? i rorauy areeg — own view. how sad is that? i totally agree. but- . how sad is that? i totally agree. but that's true of everybody. that is not just true of this guy from take that that's why it's a shock. it's true of everybody. everybody is walking around. we've got to fight. work in fight. they work. they work in a big company and see things big company and they see things going on. if they say anything about it, it's not that person who gets slung out. they get slung out. it's a very dangerous world to have a view today. yeah. and i find it disgraceful wbew— yeah. and i find it disgraceful wbew rr— yeah. and i find it disgraceful when it comes— yeah. and i find it disgraceful when it comes to— yeah. and i find it disgraceful when it comes to the way that wowaro— when it comes to the way that howard donald— when it comes to the way that howard donald been treated. howard donald has been treated. rreareu— howard donald has been treated. treated because— howard donald has been treated. treated because i— howard donald has been treated. treated because i know— howard donald has been treated. treated because i know the- howard donald has been treated. treated because i know the guy. i've known him for years. remember that. they a remember take that. they are a gay effectively now. they

gay band effectively now. they don't gay don't actually have any gay members, they are hardly got members, but they are hardly got any members left . i'm down to any members left. i'm down to three now. they're down to three, good members. three, but very good members. i'm big fan of pat cullen i'm a big fan of take pat cullen cannot say a bad word about that band, but they are the least homophobic, transphobic , anti homophobic, transphobic, anti anything reality is anything group. the reality is they like most of the population , they are c conservatives , they are small c conservatives and now in show business in britain that gets you cancelled. yeah. now it's a very dangerous to world be in. the best thing to world be in. the best thing to do is pretend to be to do is to pretend to be socialists starmer , right? socialists like starmer, right? pretend be a socialist . and pretend to be a socialist. and that by the way, you'll be that way, by the way, you'll be in work forever, which also celebrities have to do now. no, they the time. and in they do it all the time. and in hollywood, it's exactly the same in hollywood . have seen in hollywood. have you seen what's about oscars what's happened about the oscars tonight? not going tonight? yeah, they're not going tonight? yeah, they're not going to to granted to to allow oscars to be granted to any film that doesn't have a percentage of minorities, a percentage of minorities, a percentage , whether it's gay, percentage, whether it's gay, black , chinese, including in the black, chinese, including in the storyline in the. so the story. so the whole thing. so you have to make a decision either. i

think this is so what you're doing a period piece about victorian england for example and you've got to somehow wrap it in a transgender storyline . it in a transgender storyline. this is ludicrous , but but it this is ludicrous, but but it wru— this is ludicrous, but but it wru wru— this is ludicrous, but but it wru wra rra— this is ludicrous, but but it will win in the— this is ludicrous, but but it will win in the end. “ will win in the end. this is rbrs— will win in the end. this is rbrs rs— will win in the end. this is rbrs is be— will win in the end. this is this is the bad thing. and the point about it is they can't make certain kinds of films anymore. they couldn't make the godfather and they could. there's lots of films that just won't be made anymore. and so somebody will be sitting there going, well, i tell you what, what's this about this is about cavemen. i just wonder whether we get those people we could just get those people over there with three legs if they could just come in. that would just be fantastic . i know. would just be fantastic. i know. it's really worrying _ would just be fantastic. i know. it's really worrying times. - it's really worrying times. keroua— it's really worrying times. kelvin mackenzie, thank you for keeping— kelvin mackenzie, thank you for secure or— kelvin mackenzie, thank you for because on rob— kelvin mackenzie, thank you for because on rob or— kelvin mackenzie, thank you for keeping on top of it. we'll speak— keeping on top of it. we'll speak ro— keeping on top of it. we'll speak ro you— keeping on top of it. we'll speak to you later in the week, bur— speak to you later in the week, bur rrs— speak to you later in the week, bur rr-s rime— speak to you later in the week, but it's time now— speak to you later in the week, but it's time now to reveal rowers-s— but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest briton and unbou— tonight's greatest briton and union jackass— tonight's greatest briton and union jackass acas . so kwasi union jackass acas. so kwasi kwarberaa— union jackass acas. so kwasi kwarreag, rer-s— union jackass acas. so kwasi kwarteng, let's start off with you.— kwarteng, let's start off with you. who— kwarteng, let's start off with you. who rs— kwarteng, let's start off with you. who is your— kwarteng, let's start off with you. who is your greatest briton so— you. who is your greatest briton nominee? so my— you. who is your greatest briton nominee? 3 nominee? so my greatest briton nominee? so my greatest briton nominee this week is boris johnson. it's his birthday today . i've got three reasons. it's

his today and he's his birthday today and he's actually someone who i have great respect for. yeah good. and he needs it today. doesn't be? — and he needs it today. doesn't be? kwasi.— and he needs it today. doesn't he? kwasi. he's— and he needs it today. doesn't he? kwasi. he's had- and he needs it today. doesn't he? kwasi. he's had a- and he needs it today. doesn't he? .33“ and he needs it today. doesn't he? 3 and he needs it today. doesn't- he? kwasi. he's had a tough one. well, he's had a tough time.- he? .33 “ well, he's had a tough time. and in well, he's had a tough time. and b be— well, he's had a tough time. and b be rasr— well, he's had a tough time. and in the last week— well, he's had a tough time. and in the last week what's happened is war— in the last week what's happened is rbar be-s— in the last week what's happened is that he's obviously it's his brrrboay— is that he's obviously it's his brrrboay booby,— is that he's obviously it's his birthday today, but he's also berr— birthday today, but he's also web we— birthday today, but he's also left the house— birthday today, but he's also left the house of commons. i rabb— left the house of commons. i rbrwb wrrb— left the house of commons. i think with, you _ left the house of commons. i think with, you know, some great acbrewemewrs— think with, you know, some great achievements .— think with, you know, some great achievements . yes,— think with, you know, some great achievements . yes, i think he'll achievements. yes, i think he'll be back— achievements. yes, i think he'll be back awo— achievements. yes, i think he'll be back and also,— achievements. yes, i think he'll be back and also, he's landed a job— be back and also, he's landed a job wrrb— be back and also, he's landed a new job with the— be back and also, he's landed a new job with the daily mail where— new job with the daily mail wbere rbey— new job with the daily mail where they are— new job with the daily mail where they are paying him a considerable— where they are paying him a considerable amount. yes to ware— considerable amount. yes to we a— considerable amount. yes to we a very— considerable amount. yes to write a very entertaining coumwk— write a very entertaining column, which it was a brilliant rrrsr— column, which it was a brilliant rrrsr coumwk— column, which it was a brilliant first column,-in- column, which it was a brilliant first column, in the first column, actually, in the baby—bowe- first column, actually, in the daily—done well. first column, actually, in the daily—done well .i first column, actually, in the- daily_done well . and daily mail. he's done well. and i_w— daily mail. he's done well. and r-say rbawks— daily mail. he's done well. and i-say thanks to- daily mail. he's done well. and i-say thanks to his- i would say thanks to his brrrboay— i would say thanks to his birthday and— i would say thanks to his birthday and happy birthday, bows. — birthday and happy birthday, bows. igood_ birthday and happy birthday, boris. 33 3“3 33 birthday and happy birthday,- boris. .good choice. benjamin boris. no good choice. benjamin butterworth, your nominee. i'm sure be partying true sure he'll be partying in true form.— sure he'll be partying in true form-great— sure he'll be partying in true form.-great aunt,- sure he'll be partying in true form. great aunt, she doesn't form. my great aunt, she doesn't bke— form. my great aunt, she doesn't krke babes. — form. my great aunt, she doesn't like parties. that's— form. my great aunt, she doesn't like parties. that's the irony. but go on. is the privileges committee who have as boris johnson would i? don't you mean the johnson would i? don't you mean we kangaroo— johnson would i? don't you mean the kangaroo court?— johnson would i? don't you mean the kangaroo court? no,- johnson would i? don't you mean the kangaroo court? no, i- ““ 3 7 don't you mean the kangaroo court? no, i don't. i the kangaroo court? no, i don't. rrbbk— the kangaroo court? no, i don't. rrbrwk rbey— the kangaroo court? no, i don't. i think they believe in the soverergary— i think they believe in the sovereignty our parliament sovereignty of our parliament awo— sovereignty of our parliament and bars— sovereignty of our parliament and that's what— sovereignty of our parliament and that's what they did. and rbey— and that's what they did. and racy-you- and that's what they did. and rbey-you know,-

and that's what they did. and they you know, they they should be you know, they sbouko— they should be you know, they should celebrated for that. should be celebrated for that. wosr— should be celebrated for that. moss-rra— should be celebrated for that. most-in-country. should be celebrated for that. most-in-country are most people in this country are wrrb— most people in this country are wish-wor— most people in this country are wrrb _wor wrrb— most people in this country are with not with boris. with them, not with boris. bebbua— with them, not with boris. bekbua be— with them, not with boris. belinda de lucy,- with them, not with boris. - belinda de lucy,-nominee. belinda de lucy, your nominee. my belinda de lucy, your nominee. my has to the very my nominee has to be the very courageous , too.— my nominee has to be the very courageous , too. i— my nominee has to be the very courageous , too. i think their courageous, too. i think their year— courageous, too. i think their year s— courageous, too. i think their year s or— courageous, too. i think their year s or b. — courageous, too. i think their year s or b. so— courageous, too. i think their year 8 or 9. so that's13 or 14 year 8 or 9. so that's 13 or 14 year— year 8 or 9. so that's 13 or 14 year oka— year 8 or 9. so that's 13 or 14 year our ours— year 8 or 9. so that's 13 or 14 year old girls at— year 8 or 9. so that's 13 or 14 year old girls at rye college wbo— year old girls at rye college wbo sroou— year old girls at rye college wbo srooo ub— year old girls at rye college who stood up to— year old girls at rye college who stood up to a teacher who usua— who stood up to a teacher who was using aggression and bears— was using aggression and threats, trying— was using aggression and threats, trying to re—educate rbem — threats, trying to re—educate rbem .— threats, trying to re—educate rbem , rebou— threats, trying to re—educate them , report them just for them, report them just for srarraa— them, report them just for srarrag bar— them, report them just for stating that there are two genders. — stating that there are two genders. rbey— stating that there are two genders. they stood up to a bukkyrwa— genders. they stood up to a bullying teacher. and i'm really proud— bullying teacher. and i'm really proud of— bullying teacher. and i'm really proud or bear.— bullying teacher. and i'm really proud of them. may their courage cau— proud of them. may their courage call—everywhere. - call to courage everywhere. wouku— call to courage everywhere. wows-know— call to courage everywhere. would - know what- call to courage everywhere. would - know what i - call to courage everywhere. j would-know what i have would you know what i have to say? they today's greatest say? they are today's greatest brbabu— say? they are today's greatest brbabu-rwo— say? they are today's greatest britain.-two year- 7 they are today's greatest britain. two year eight britain. those two year eight rye— britain. those two year eight kye college— britain. those two year eight rye college school girls now rye college school girls are now worrreo— rye college school girls are now worried _their_ rye college school girls are now worried their future at worried about their future at bar— worried about their future at that—shouldn'tl worried about their future at. that—shouldn't be. that school. they shouldn't be. they—brilliantj they were absolutely brilliant. uni they were absolutely brilliant. bar-jackass— they were absolutely brilliant. uni-jackass time.- they were absolutely brilliant. uni jackass time. kwasi uni and jackass time. kwasi kwarbewa— uni and jackass time. kwasi kwarteng-think- uni and jackass time. kwasi kwarteng. think nicola kwarteng. so i think nicola sruraeow— kwarteng. so i think nicola sturgeon-done- sturgeon hasn't done brilliantly. - sturgeon hasn't done brilliantly. 3 sturgeon hasn't done- brilliantly. the case is very simple in scotland. well, let's have a book.— simple in scotland. well, let's have a look. let's— simple in scotland. well, let's have a look. let's have- simple in scotland. well, let's have a look. let's have a- “ 3 3 well, let's have a look. let's have a look at have a look. let's have a look ar ber— have a look. let's have a look at her comeback. _ have a look. let's have a look at her comeback. oscar (3- have a look. let's have a look at her comeback. c�*s/.33 /3- at her comeback. okay. you know, i can't say very much just now what i will say is reiterate the statement issued last sunday. i am certain that i have done bobbing— am certain that i have done nothing wrong. _ am certain that i have done nothing wrong. “.3“3

nothing wrong. i intend to be back in parliament in the early part of the week. i'll make myseb— part of the week. i'll make myself available- part of the week. i'll make myself available for- i'll make myself available for questions bera— myself available for questions then obviously,— myself available for questions then obviously, within the constraints _ then obviously, within the constraints that i am referring to constraints that i am referring ro webb— constraints that i am referring ro rrgbr ow— constraints that i am referring ro rrgbr w — constraints that i am referring to right now . oh— constraints that i am referring to right now . o“ 333“ constraints that i am referring to right now . o“ to right now. oh yeah, just business as usual. benjamin burrerworrb— business as usual. benjamin butterworth, you— benjamin butterworth, you union jackass nominee. mine— butterworth, you union jackass nominee. mine is— butterworth, you union jackass nominee. mine is baroness .uk. oh i'm sorry. nadine dorries oh, what a cheap shot. that was a low what a cheap shot. that was a bow brow.— what a cheap shot. that was a bow brow. kou — what a cheap shot. that was a low blow. you know,- what a cheap shot. that was a low blow. you know, she- 3 that was a low blow. you know, she seems to bark— low blow. you know, she seems to rank bar— low blow. you know, she seems to think that she's— low blow. you know, she seems to think that she's entitled serrkeo— think that she's entitled settled to _ think that she's entitled settled to a _ think that she's entitled settled to a life in the lords , settled to a life in the lords, so much— settled to a life in the lords, so much so that— settled to a life in the lords, so much so that she resigned. rbeb— so much so that she resigned. rbeb saw.— so much so that she resigned. rbeb saru. ob.— so much so that she resigned. then said, oh, i'm— so much so that she resigned. then said, oh, i'm not- so much so that she resigned. then said, oh, i'm not going to resign yet . then said, oh, i'm not going to resign yet. i'm going to demand an inquiry into why i'm not in the lords. the entitlement is incredible. belinda de lucy koure— incredible. belinda de lucy koure more-y— incredible. belinda de lucy you're money. _ incredible. belinda de lucy you're money. yes,- 33 belinda de lucy you're money. “33: you're money. yes, mine is. penny morden, one of the wokeist mps in parliament for her love speech about the bias privileged committee report in parliament and supporting boris getting his parliament pass removed. i don't think she belongs in the conservative party at all and is actually doing the party well. look, i'm going to go with wrcoka— look, i'm going to go with nicola sturgeon. look, i'm going to go with- nicola sturgeon. kwasi kwartengs nominee because just thinks nominee because she just thinks it's as usual. and

it's all business as usual. and thank much to kwasi thank you so much to kwasi kwarteng, butterworth, kwarteng, benjamin butterworth, beunda kwarteng, benjamin butterworth, belinda fabulous belinda de lucy, my fabulous superstar you for superstar panel. thank you for your again tonight. i'm your company again tonight. i'm back at 9 pm. tomorrow night. headliners is next. good night.