specialist equipment here that specialist equipment here in the uk with the capability to help locate the vessel has been turned down by the us authorities . ortiz, despite authorities. ortiz, despite being cleared by the mod well, the family of british billionaire and explorer hamish harding, who is on board, say they have great faith and trust in the rescue teams working round the clock in the north atlantic. and tonight, king charles has asked to be kept informed on the search as shahzad dawood, a long time supporter of the prince's trust, along with his son sulaiman are also in the vessel . captain also in the vessel. captain jamie frederick from the us coastguard said this afternoon . coastguard said this afternoon. the search is very complex . us, the search is very complex. us, us and canadian us, us and canadian coastguard air national— us and canadian coastguard air national guard— us and canadian coastguard air national guard aircraft and the polar— national guard aircraft and the polar prince,— national guard aircraft and the polar prince, which have searched — polar prince, which have searched to _ polar prince, which have searched to combine with mom— searched to combine with 7600mi2, an— searched to combine with 7600mi2, an area larger than the state— 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of— 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of connecticut— 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of connecticut . these state of connecticut. these search— state of connecticut. these search efforts— state of connecticut. these search efforts have focussed on beeh— search efforts have focussed on bath eafaee— search efforts have focussed on both surface with— search efforts have focussed on both surface with c—130 aircraft searching— both surface with c—130 aircraft searching by— both surface with c—130 aircraft searching by sight— both surface with c—130 aircraft searching by sight and with radar— searching by sight and with aaaaa ana— searching by sight and with radar and subsurface, with p—3 aircraft—

radar and subsurface, with p—3 atrcratt treat— radar and subsurface, with p—3 aircraft that we're _ radar and subsurface, with p—3 aircraft that we're able to drop art— aircraft that we're able to drop art matter— aircraft that we're able to drop and monitor sonar— aircraft that we're able to drop and monitor sonar buoys to date , trace— and monitor sonar buoys to date ,ttcce creact— and monitor sonar buoys to date , those search efforts have not ytettet— , those search efforts have not yielded arty— , those search efforts have not yielded any results. we know there-c— yielded any results. we know there's about— yielded any results. we know there's about there's about 40 terre— there's about there's about 40 tears at— there's about there's about 40 hours of breathable air left . hours of breathable air left. watt.— hours of breathable air left. watt. tr— hours of breathable air left. well, in other— hours of breathable air left. well, in other news- hours of breathable air left. well, in other news today, nicola sturgeon spoke out for the first time today on her return to the scottish parliament at holyrood, the first time since her arrest that the former first minister of scotland told reporters she was absolutely certain she'd done nothing wrong. that's after she was arrested and released without charge following a police investigation into snp finances . ms sturgeon would not finances. ms sturgeon would not say whether she'd stand down from the party. the social media personality andrew tate and his brother tristan have been charged with rape , human charged with rape, human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to exploit women , criminal gang to exploit women, and they've been under house arrest since march. a trial is due to be held in romania. they deny the charges. in fact, a spokesperson for the brothers say they welcome a trial to

demonstrate their innocence . and demonstrate their innocence. and a trial date has been set for january the 12th for the man accused of murdering three people and attempting to kill three others in nottingham last week , valdo kulkarni enter week, valdo kulkarni will enter his pleas in september. he appeared in nottingham crown court today, charged with murdering a 19 year old students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, as well as 65 year old school caretaker ian coates. on june the 13th, the 31 year old is also charged with attempting to murder three pedestrians by driving mr coates van at them in the city centre . van at them in the city centre. and tonight, king charles has been hosting world leaders at saint james's palace ahead of the ukraine recovery conference tomorrow. his majesty , her tomorrow. his majesty, her majesty met with ukraine's prime minister, denys shmyhal . the minister, denys shmyhal. the european commission president, ursula von der leyen , and us ursula von der leyen, and us secretary of state antony blinken. at the conference, officials will meet tomorrow and thursday to discuss rebuilding

ukraine after russia's invasion . that's it. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news is britain's news . britain's news. channel hello and welcome to headliners . isee hello and welcome to headliners . i see my collar is irregular , . i see my collar is irregular, really— . i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed— . i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed ._ i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed . i'm simon really dispersed. i'm simon tranc— really dispersed. i'm simon trarre joining— really dispersed. i'm simon evans joining me tonight to tree— evans joining me tonight to review the best— evans joining me tonight to review the best of tomorrow's tapere— review the best of tomorrow's papers art— review the best of tomorrow's papers and identifying as two of the country-c— papers and identifying as two of the country's top— papers and identifying as two of the country's top comedians , leo the country's top comedians, leo tearce— the country's top comedians, leo tearce art— the country's top comedians, leo kearse and josh— the country's top comedians, leo kearse and josh howie. i'm doing this kearse and josh howie. i'm doing tttc tra— kearse and josh howie. i'm doing this in solidarity— kearse and josh howie. i'm doing this in solidarity with you. wett— this in solidarity with you. rrett your— this in solidarity with you. well your shirt— this in solidarity with you. well your shirt and jacket are attract— well your shirt and jacket are almost indistinguishable anyway, so almost indistinguishable anyway, to treat-c— almost indistinguishable anyway, to treat-c a— almost indistinguishable anyway, to treat-c a cart— almost indistinguishable anyway, so that's a sort of— almost indistinguishable anyway, so that's a sort of massive paislevr_ so that's a sort of massive paisley, unlike— so that's a sort of massive paisley, unlike josh, who's looking— paisley, unlike josh, who's looking immaculate. thank you very— looking immaculate. thank you very react— looking immaculate. thank you very react .— looking immaculate. thank you very much . thank— looking immaculate. thank you very much . thank you. well, very much. thank you. well, smart,— very much. thank you. well, smart, casual,— very much. thank you. well, smart, casual, affected . i can't smart, casual, affected. i can't tetteve— smart, casual, affected. i can't believe-getting— smart, casual, affected. i can't believe getting i'm getting believe i'm getting i'm getting a-tcwr— believe i'm getting i'm getting a-tcwr art- believe i'm getting i'm getting a-down and what- believe i'm getting i'm getting a down and what look a dressing down and what look ute— a dressing down and what look like-vou— a dressing down and what look ttte-yca tact— a dressing down and what look like-you look like-

like from you look like presentat— like from you look like presenting gardeners world. i'm not re— presenting gardeners world. i'm not tr a— presenting gardeners world. i'm not tr a ten.— presenting gardeners world. i'm not in a 1972. this— presenting gardeners world. i'm not in a 1972. this is one of tre— not in a 1972. this is one of the treet— not in a 1972. this is one of the finest dog— not in a 1972. this is one of the finest dog walking waistcoats_ the finest dog walking waistcoats that orvis supply . waistcoats that orvis supply. i'll waistcoats that orvis supply. r-tt tert— waistcoats that orvis supply. r-tt tett yea— waistcoats that orvis supply. i'll tell you one— waistcoats that orvis supply. i'll tell you one of the best ones in their— i'll tell you one of the best ones in their sale anyway. so tet-c— ones in their sale anyway. so tet-c tave— ones in their sale anyway. so etc have a— ones in their sale anyway. so let's have a look— ones in their sale anyway. so let's have a look at those front pages.— let's have a look at those front pages. tre— let's have a look at those front pages. rte-tre— let's have a look at those front pages. we the times pre us pages. we have the times pre us catety— pages. we have the times pre us eatery wcrrtec— pages. we have the times pre us safety worries over— pages. we have the times pre us safety worries over missing tttartc— safety worries over missing tttartc cat— safety worries over missing tttartc cat .— safety worries over missing titanic sub . we— safety worries over missing titanic sub . we will be taking a titanic sub. we will be taking a tact— titanic sub. we will be taking a tact at— titanic sub. we will be taking a tact at treat— titanic sub. we will be taking a look at that telegraph lockdown tamaget— look at that telegraph lockdown tamaeet a— look at that telegraph lockdown damaged a generation says the ea—cttet— damaged a generation says the ex—chief medical— damaged a generation says the ex—chief medical officer the caarttar— ex—chief medical officer the guardian have— ex—chief medical officer the guardian have a— ex—chief medical officer the guardian have a mortgage time tamb— guardian have a mortgage time bomb tattcat— guardian have a mortgage time bomb bailout calls split tories us bomb bailout calls split tories ac art— bomb bailout calls split tories ac art tree— bomb bailout calls split tories ac art the r— bomb bailout calls split tories us and the i tories face uk mortgage— us and the i tories face uk mortgage tree— us and the i tories face uk mortgage time bomb as bank urged to mortgage time bomb as bank urged tc mate— mortgage time bomb as bank urged to make big— mortgage time bomb as bank urged tc make big rate— mortgage time bomb as bank urged to make big rate hike. the epecc— to make big rate hike. the express praying for a miracle treat-c— express praying for a miracle treat-c tact— express praying for a miracle that's back to— express praying for a miracle that's back to the titanic sub art— that's back to the titanic sub art finally— that's back to the titanic sub and finally the _ that's back to the titanic sub and finally the daily star who aracaattr— and finally the daily star who unusually are— and finally the daily star who unusually are on— and finally the daily star who unusually are on the mainstream as unusually are on the mainstream ac wett— unusually are on the mainstream ac wett wttt— unusually are on the mainstream as well with video— unusually are on the mainstream as well with video games camartte— as well with video games submarine ._ as well with video games submarine . those were your front submarine. those were your front pages— submarine. those were your front paeec ac— submarine. those were your front pagec ac .— submarine. those were your front pagec ac . sc—

submarine. those were your front pagec ac . sc wett— submarine. those were your front pages as. so we'll kick off submarine. those were your front pages as . so we'll kick off with pages as. so we'll kick off with the treat— pages as. so we'll kick off with the treat ct— pages as. so we'll kick off with the front of wednesday's times. leo the front of wednesday's times. tea sc — the front of wednesday's times. tea sc rt— the front of wednesday's times. leo so it leads— the front of wednesday's times. leo so it leads with the titanic cat— leo so it leads with the titanic cat ctcrr— leo so it leads with the titanic cat ctcry art— leo so it leads with the titanic sub story and previous safety worries over that— sub story and previous safety worries over that missing sub. so worries over that missing sub. sc appareattr— worries over that missing sub. so apparently they've heard some tapptag— so apparently they've heard some some tapping that— so apparently they've heard some some tapping that could have teen— some tapping that could have teen ccmtre— some tapping that could have been coming from the submarine in. been coming from the submarine tr. eat— been coming from the submarine tr. eat expertc— been coming from the submarine in. but experts say— been coming from the submarine in. but experts say there's a 1% ctatce— in. but experts say there's a 1% ctatce ct— in. but experts say there's a 1% chance of rescue— in. but experts say there's a 1% chance of rescue ._ in. but experts say there's a 1% chance of rescue . they've got chance of rescue. they've got tecc— chance of rescue. they've got tecc ttat— chance of rescue. they've got tecc ttat to— chance of rescue. they've got less than 40 hours of oxygen tert— less than 40 hours of oxygen tett .— less than 40 hours of oxygen tett . att— less than 40 hours of oxygen left . and obviously, it's very left. and obviously, it's very tttttcatt— left. and obviously, it's very difficult to _ left. and obviously, it's very difficult to it's— left. and obviously, it's very difficult to it's like finding a teette— difficult to it's like finding a teette rt— difficult to it's like finding a teette t a— difficult to it's like finding a needle in a haystack and then the needle in a haystack and then tte teette— needle in a haystack and then the needle is,— needle in a haystack and then the needle is, you— needle in a haystack and then the needle is, you know, four tttcrtetrec— the needle is, you know, four kilometres down _ the needle is, you know, four kilometres down under all this icy ate— kilometres down under all this icy ate sc— kilometres down under all this icy water. so you've got to then get tt— icy water. so you've got to then get tt cat. — icy water. so you've got to then get tt cat. tat— icy water. so you've got to then get it out. but some of the ctat— get it out. but some of the ctatt ttat-c— get it out. but some of the stuff that's come out about about— stuff that's come out about about-concerns. stuff that's come out about- about-concerns around about the safety concerns around the about the safety concerns around tte-amazed— about the safety concerns around the-amazed-people the sub, i'm amazed the people on the sub, i'm amazed the people atltttt-t— the sub, i'm amazed the people atltttt-t ta— the sub, i'm amazed the people onldidn't do some— the sub, i'm amazed the people on didn't do some due on it didn't do some due ttttgetce— on it didn't do some due diligence and— on it didn't do some due diligence and find you know i yea-t— diligence and find you know i mean you'd ask— diligence and find you know i mean you'd ask if you're going tett— mean you'd ask if you're going tett tt— mean you'd ask if you're going down in something like this . so down in something like this. so it's down in something like this. so tt-c tactcatty— down in something like this. so it's basically like— down in something like this. so it's basically like a sort of ttt— it's basically like a sort of ttt car— it's basically like a sort of kit car that's— it's basically like a sort of kit car that's built with bits . kit car that's built with bits. same— kit car that's built with bits. same at— kit car that's built with bits. same at tte— kit car that's built with bits. some of the bits came from from trtact— some of the bits came from from trtact tte, — some of the bits came from from amazon, the, the— some of the bits came from from amazon, the, the control pad is apparently— amazon, the, the control pad is apparent ctt— amazon, the, the control pad is apparently $42 on, on amazon and ttey— apparently $42 on, on amazon and ttey cat— apparently $42 on, on amazon and ttey cat ccrterc— apparently $42 on, on amazon and they cut corners on— apparently $42 on, on amazon and they cut corners on some of the ct— they cut corners on some of the ct tte — they cut corners on some of the some of the pieces— they cut corners on some of the some of the pieces . they cut corners on some of the some of the pieces. i mean these are some of the pieces. i mean these tte— some of the pieces. i mean these tte ctatrtc— some of the pieces. i mean these are the claims anyway like vtewpcrtc— are the claims anyway like viewports that— are the claims anyway like viewports that weren't tested or

tter— viewports that weren't tested or ttey tttt-t— viewports that weren't tested or they didn't install— viewports that weren't tested or they didn't install a viewport ttat— they didn't install a viewport ttat ac— they didn't install a viewport that was tested _ they didn't install a viewport that was tested to 4000m. the tatt— that was tested to 4000m. the tatt ac— that was tested to 4000m. the hull was showing— that was tested to 4000m. the hull was showing signs of tattgae— hull was showing signs of tattgae. t— hull was showing signs of fatigue. a previous case worker at tte— fatigue. a previous case worker at tte company— fatigue. a previous case worker at the company was was apparent— at the company was was apparently fired after raising ct— apparently fired after raising ct tte— apparently fired after raising some of the safety concerns like he some of the safety concerns like te ac— some of the safety concerns like te a— some of the safety concerns like he was a clinician— some of the safety concerns like he was a clinician at the tavtctcct. — he was a clinician at the tavistock. and - he was a clinician at the tavistock. and there's a chap cattet— tavistock. and there's a chap called david _ tavistock. and there's a chap called david pogue . i haven't called david pogue. i haven't teart— called david pogue. i haven't teart-ttm— called david pogue. i haven't heard-him of- called david pogue. i haven't heard him of him previously heard from him of him previously ,_over a million- , but he's got over a million tattcwerc— , but he's got over a million followers-on— , but he's got over a million followers on twitter. he's followers on on twitter. so he's ctearty— followers on on twitter. so he's clearly—player. clearly a fairly major player wttt— clearly a fairly major player attu— clearly a fairly major player wtttl at— clearly a fairly major player with , an american with cbs, an american broadcaster. - with cbs, an american broadcaster. he made a documentary- broadcaster. he made a documentary about going down on it documentary about going down on t grertcactr— documentary about going down on it previously and— documentary about going down on it previously and it's now ccrtttg— it previously and it's now ccrtttg cat— it previously and it's now coming out in— it previously and it's now coming out in his twitter feed ttat— coming out in his twitter feed ttat ttere— coming out in his twitter feed that there was— coming out in his twitter feed that there was a— coming out in his twitter feed that there was a similar emergency— that there was a similar emergency on- that there was a similar emergency on that occasion. and he emergency on that occasion. and te ac— emergency on that occasion. and te ct— emergency on that occasion. and te at tte— emergency on that occasion. and he was on the ship— emergency on that occasion. and he was on the ship and they lost contact— he was on the ship and they lost contact wttt— he was on the ship and they lost contact with it.— he was on the ship and they lost contact with it. and— he was on the ship and they lost contact with it. and they were tett— contact with it. and they were tett-ta — contact with it. and they were told -to tweet— contact with it. and they were told to tweet about it. and told not to tweet about it. and i told not to tweet about it. and r-tt-c— told not to tweet about it. and r-tt-c tte— told not to tweet about it. and i-it's like it's- told not to tweet about it. and i-it's like it's so- told not to tweet about it. and i it's like it's so many i mean, it's like it's so many ret— i mean, it's like it's so many ret ttagc— i mean, it's like it's so many red flags, like— i mean, it's like it's so many red flags, like a— i mean, it's like it's so many red flags, like a forest full of ttert. — red flags, like a forest full of ttert. te— red flags, like a forest full of ttert. he says— red flags, like a forest full of them. he says that the travellers— them. he says that the travellers had to sign a waiver, tetttg— travellers had to sign a waiver, tatttg ttat— travellers had to sign a waiver, noting that the— travellers had to sign a waiver, noting that the vessel had not teet— noting that the vessel had not been approved— noting that the vessel had not been approved or— noting that the vessel had not been approved or certified by any— been approved or certified by any regatatcry— been approved or certified by any regulatory body. and a dive catte— any regulatory body. and a dive ccatt recatt— any regulatory body. and a dive could result in— any regulatory body. and a dive could result in death . yeah, and could result in death. yeah, and ttece— could result in death. yeah, and ttece reacte— could result in death. yeah, and these people are— could result in death. yeah, and these people are billionaire owners who have gone down there. i owners who have gone down there. r meat— owners who have gone down there.

r ttey— owners who have gone down there. r ttey are— owners who have gone down there. i mean, they are not— owners who have gone down there. i mean, they are not i don't ttat.— i mean, they are not i don't ttat. r— i mean, they are not i don't ttat. r wett— i mean, they are not i don't know. i well, maybe i don't ttat.— know. i well, maybe i don't ttat. ta— know. i well, maybe i don't ttat. to me— know. i well, maybe i don't know. to me, it— know. i well, maybe i don't know. to me, it sounds like tter-re— know. to me, it sounds like ttey-re tact— know. to me, it sounds like they're just like— know. to me, it sounds like they're just like trophy tatterc— they're just like trophy hunters, basically. they're not ttey-re— hunters, basically. they're not ttey-re-tcttg— hunters, basically. they're not they're doing this for any they're not doing this for any tta— they're not doing this for any kind-scientific— they're not doing this for any kind scientific purpose . kind of scientific purpose. teat,— kind of scientific purpose. teat, tt-c— kind of scientific purpose. teat, tt-c a— kind of scientific purpose. yeah, it's a-trip- kind of scientific purpose. yeah, it's a trip that yeah, it's a fun trip that nobody— yeah, it's a fun trip that nobody else— yeah, it's a fun trip that nobody else can do. like nobody else can do. it's like cttrttttg— nobody else can do. it's like climbing-yeah- nobody else can do. it's like climbing-yeah - nobody else can do. it's like. climbing-yeah yeah. climbing everest. yeah yeah. i teet— climbing everest. yeah yeah. i teat-tttc— climbing everest. yeah yeah. i feel this somewhat of a feel like this is somewhat of a false story. i don't know. it seems to be appealing to . to seems to be appealing to. to people. you guys seem really interested , but you think people interested, but you think people . a billionaire, a full story in a tte— . a billionaire, a full story in a tte a— . a billionaire, a full story in a like a forced— a billionaire, a full story in a like a forced like. like all tte— a like a forced like. like all tte presc— a like a forced like. like all the press are pushing it. it's got this time element. it's got the tragedy the inherent tragedy that's coming up. it's the tragedy the inherent tragedy that's coming up . it's got that's coming up. it's got billionaires. do you know that's coming up. it's got billionaires . do you know what billionaires. do you know what i mean? but i just i find it very hard to or. no, no, no. i mean, i find it surprise rising that the extraordinarily wealthy people have put their lives in. i'm sorry. i've seen there's a picture here of a of a 19 year old. i hope that they find them. yeah, he's on the he's on the catrtartte — yeah, he's on the he's on the submarine. yeah.- yeah, he's on the he's on the submarine. “43?“ ' r: submarine. yeah. and i hope that they is forced in your they i hope it is forced in your i feel like it taps into something you not particularly

great in human nature looking out for like some. i'm like almost hoping that there's like almost hoping that there's like a negative outlook on that but have you ever seen a have you ever looked at a newspaper before? i mean, it's crazy tragettec— before? i mean, it's crazy tragedies. yeah,- ”ti? i mean, it's crazy tragedies. yeah, crazy . well, i tragedies. yeah, crazy. well, i tat-t— tragedies. yeah, crazy. well, i tat-t ttttt— tragedies. yeah, crazy. well, i don't think well,— tragedies. yeah, crazy. well, i don't think well, i think 59 people— don't think well, i think 59 gecgte teat— don't think well, i think 59 gecgte teat . — don't think well, i think 59 people dead . 'r: don't think well, i think 59 people dead . ' r: don't think well, i think 59- people dead . and the other week, people dead. and the other week, you know, on a boat coming over from greece, that a crazy from greece, that was a crazy tragedy as that was this tragedy as well. that was this is on the front page. yeah, but this news. yeah, but this is on the news. yeah, but this is on the news. yeah, but this front page for and this is front page for days and days. this is front page for days and days . 59 dying in days. is 59 people dying in a fire there still because they're still billionaires. you. no, because-still- still billionaires. you. no,- because-still possibly because they're still possibly attre. —tact.| alive. i don't know. ijust. i just don't . i'm that just don't. i'm not that bothered. mean, i hope they bothered. i mean, i hope they find him. i do. but you know, front look at front front page. look at the front page _ front page. look at the front page—joshl front page. look at the front- page—rcct gm, page of the telegraph. josh um, tecttcrrt— page of the telegraph. josh um, lockdown down _ page of the telegraph. josh um, lockdown down damaged a geterattct— lockdown down damaged a geterattct. — lockdown down damaged a generation . “43?“ " : generation. yeah. this, i would argue, is a worthy the front page story i noticed the telegraph haven't got anything about the submarine on the on the on the on that paper. yeah. have they have they got a tiny little box but they're actually doing news. they've got

doing proper news. they've got a quarter— doing proper news. they've got a quarter ct— doing proper news. they've got a quarter of their— doing proper news. they've got a quarter of their front— r:r:::r g they've got a quarter of their front pages. a ptctcgragt— quarter of their front pages. a gtctcgrapt ct— quarter of their front pages. a photograph of the king looking at-rrett— photograph of the king looking at-well that's- photograph of the king looking at well that's the big at a horse. well that's the big ctat— at a horse. well that's the big ctattlttat-c— at a horse. well that's the big stufflthat's your— at a horse. well that's the big stuff that's your priorities stuff if that's your priorities , vou— stuff if that's your priorities , yea ttt— stuff if that's your priorities ryou ttt your— stuff if that's your priorities , you hit your head, flips off. if , you hit your head, flips off. rt ccmetcty— , you hit your head, flips off. if somebody changes their pronouns , this— if somebody changes their pronouns , this is i mean, pronouns, this is i mean, ccmetcty— pronouns, this is i mean, ccrtetcty .— pronouns, this is i mean, somebody . yeah, well, that's somebody. yeah, well, that's ctat— somebody. yeah, well, that's ctatt ttat-c— somebody. yeah, well, that's stuff that's affecting. that's attectttg— stuff that's affecting. that's affecting arguably like this affecting erg arguably like this story, a larger group of people . a generation. yeah. lockdown damage says excmo. damage generation, says excmo. so this is the person who had the before for sir chris the job before for sir chris whitty, is dame sally whitty, this is dame sally davies. and she said in their preparations basically preparations they basically never factored in a lockdown proper . and never factored in a lockdown proper. and because of that, no one ever really looked at what the implications might so the implications might be. so when of forced this when they kind of forced this policy in fear in, you policy through in fear in, you know, that no one actually sort of saw what their long term impact would be. and we're seeing more and more. there's a study in the lancet about about teenage girls . there's an teenage girls. there's an increase in eating disorders, 42, as she also points out here, preschools , there are people preschools, there are people who've never learned to

socialise people, kids who haven't learned to read . and it haven't learned to read. and it does seem to me that that's most of it is particularly focussed on the choice to close schools, which is a subset of lockdown. and i absolutely regard it as tte— and i absolutely regard it as tte tect— and i absolutely regard it as the most pernicious of the tacttcrrt— the most pernicious of the lockdown decisions. but not the only— lockdown decisions. but not the only ate— lockdown decisions. but not the only r— lockdown decisions. but not the only one. i mean,— lockdown decisions. but not the only one. i mean, no, no, not tte— only one. i mean, no, no, not tte only— only one. i mean, no, no, not tte only ate— only one. i mean, no, no, not tte ctty yea— only one. i mean, no, no, not the only one, you know, and i ttttt— the only one, you know, and i ttttt r— the only one, you know, and i think i mean,— the only one, you know, and i think i mean, we've seen we all ttat— think i mean, we've seen we all knew people— think i mean, we've seen we all know people who've been affected ettter— know people who've been affected either becoming— know people who've been affected either becoming alcohol six or eyetltct-t— either becoming alcohol six or evenidon't know— either becoming alcohol six or even don't know any anybody even i don't know any anybody ttrectty— even i don't know any anybody ttrectty tte-c— even i don't know any anybody directly who's who's killing themselves. _ directly who's who's killing themselves. but i know friends of themselves. but i know friends ct-wtc-ye— themselves. but i know friends of-who've killed- of friends who've killed themselves— of friends who've killed- themselves- know, themselves from, you know, ttey-ve — themselves from, you know, they've business. themselves from, you know, they got business. themselves from, you know, they got a business. themselves from, you know, theygot a friend business. themselves from, you know, they got a friend whoiness. themselves from, you know, they got a friend who lost;. themselves from, you know, they got a friend who lost his i've got a friend who lost his tacttecc— i've got a friend who lost his tacttecc tt— i've got a friend who lost his business in singapore because the lockdown _ business in singapore because the lockdown had to move back att— the lockdown had to move back ante-er— the lockdown had to move back and-over again.- the lockdown had to move back and-over again. it- the lockdown had to move back and over again. it was and start all over again. it was tagety—r— and start all over again. it was tagety—r r— and start all over again. it was hugely—i i know.- and start all over again. it wasi hugely—i i know. you hugely damaging. i i know. you ttat,— hugely damaging. i i know. you know, obviously— hugely damaging. i i know. you know, obviously covid just in atytcty-c— know, obviously covid just in case anybody's watching covid ttec— case anybody's watching covid tcec eatct. — case anybody's watching covid does exist. it's— case anybody's watching covid does exist. it's a— case anybody's watching covid does exist. it's a real virus. tat— does exist. it's a real virus. tat r— does exist. it's a real virus. tat r meat— does exist. it's a real virus. but i mean, the— does exist. it's a real virus. but i mean, the lockdown was so tartartc— but i mean, the lockdown was so tartartc att— but i mean, the lockdown was so barbaric and so— but i mean, the lockdown was so barbaric and so damaging. i tt— barbaric and so damaging. i mean, was it was it actually more harmful— mean, was it was it actually more harmful than if we just let covrt— more harmful than if we just let covrt te— more harmful than if we just let com to ttc— more harmful than if we just let covid do its thing? think covid do its thing? i think one ttttg—tct- thing i mean, this is not exactty— thing i mean, this is not exactly what— thing i mean, this is not exactly what she's addressing. as exactly what she's addressing. tc-tc— exactly what she's addressing. as-is addressing. as i say, she is addressing ttttgc— as i say, she is addressing ttttgc tte— as i say, she is addressing things like pre—school. think things like pre—school. i think ttere-c— things like pre—school. i think there's background

there's a kind of background rattattct— there's a kind of background radiation-effect- there's a kind of background radiation effect to the radiation kind of effect to the wtcte — radiation kind of effect to the wtcte -ttat— radiation kind of effect to the whole -that we're - radiation kind of effect to the whole that we're not whole thing that we're still not carry— whole thing that we're still not reatty fatty— whole thing that we're still not really fully understanding. but i really fully understanding. but r treata— really fully understanding. but r waatt cay— really fully understanding. but i would say quite lot i would say quite a lot of reacte— i would say quite a lot of- pecgte—tave people i know have been have had ttetr—tte- their relationship with the ctate— their relationship with the ctate wttt— their relationship with the state with reality almost ctatget— state with reality almost ctatget ty— state with reality almost changed by it, that people have teet— changed by it, that people have teet tecc— changed by it, that people have feel less trusting. _ changed by it, that people have feel less trusting. they feel cacptctcac— feel less trusting. they feel cacgtctcac .— feel less trusting. they feel suspicious . a— feel less trusting. they feel suspicious . a lot stuff has suspicious. a lot of stuff has gate— suspicious. a lot of stuff has gate-tte— suspicious. a lot of stuff has gone -the last- suspicious. a lot of stuff has gone the last few years gone on in the last few years ttat—tett- that people have not felt etttrety— that people have not felt entirely sure _ that people have not felt entirely sure they believe entirely sure they can believe ttat— entirely sure they can believe ttat-tearttg- entirely sure they can believe what-hearing or- entirely sure they can believe what hearing or that what they're hearing or that ttere— what they're hearing or that ttere-ttat. - what they're hearing or that there that. they're there is like that. they're tettg— there is like that. they're tettg tatt— there is like that. they're being told the- there is like that. they're being told the truth by whether it being told the truth by whether t be — being told the truth by whether t be about— being told the truth by whether it be about masks or whether it be about,— it be about masks or whether it be about yea— it be about masks or whether it be about, you know, elections att— be about, you know, elections and ctat— be about, you know, elections and stuff. there's— be about, you know, elections and stuff. there's just this wtcte—tc- and stuff. there's just this. whole—is exactly whole kind of thing is exactly ttat— whole kind of thing is exactly ttat-ctat— whole kind of thing is exactly that-stuff is- whole kind of thing is exactly that-stuff is i- whole kind of thing is exactly that stuff is i don't that kind of stuff is i don't ttat.— that kind of stuff is i don't ttat. ttc— that kind of stuff is i don't know. it's all— that kind of stuff is i don't know. it's all it— that kind of stuff is i don't know. it's all it seems all part of know. it's all it seems all part atlrtect— know. it's all it seems all part atlrtect ttat— know. it's all it seems all part oflmesh that has— know. it's all it seems all part of mesh that has changed our of a mesh that has changed our retattctcttp— of a mesh that has changed our relationship-the- relationship with with the pawerc— relationship with with the gcwerc-te - relationship with with the powers be and a relationship with with the- powers-be and a.less powers that be and a lot less tract— powers that be and a lot less tract rt.— powers that be and a lot less tract tt. att— powers that be and a lot less trust in. and i— powers that be and a lot less trust in. and i don't think ttat-c— trust in. and i don't think that's helpful— trust in. and i don't think that's helpful either. no, i act-t— that's helpful either. no, i don't- helpful. . that's helpful either. no, i don't helpful. but don't think it's helpful. but this kids. this is this is about our kids. this is about entire lives being about their entire lives being affected . yeah. this the affected. yeah. and this is the financial burden they'll face and the financial burden and their being lower, their their results being lower, their development is going affect development is going to affect the these the entire country. when these when of when they become adults. of course, when they're in employment. also so it's you employment. but also so it's you know, it was the least necessary

to arguably put them into lockdown because it didn't affect kids. and that was and we knew that early on. so i can forgive the first lockdown. maybe it went too on, long, arguably. but the second and the third, i are absolutely third, i think are absolutely disgraceful . yeah, absolutely. disgraceful. yeah, absolutely. and to forgive. disgraceful. yeah, absolutely. and it's to forgive. disgraceful. yeah, absolutely. and it's i'm to forgive. disgraceful. yeah, absolutely. and it's i'm not to forgive. disgraceful. yeah, absolutely. and it's i'm not going orgive. disgraceful. yeah, absolutely. and it's i'm not going t0|ive. and it's i'm not going to forgive the government. you forgive the government. are you in lockdown? at the in favour of lockdown? at the time, no. be time, i wasn't. no. to be honest, i at very honest, i wasn't at the very beginning. know beginning. no, i barely know anybody favour of anybody who's in favour of lockdown but can lockdown at the time. but i can atterctatt— lockdown at the time. but i cani understand,-understand understand, but i can understand it understand, but i can understand tt—att— understand, but i can understand tt—att tat- it at least. but we all had i tat— it at least. but we all had i tat a— it at least. but we all had i tat a tet— it at least. but we all had i tat a tat ct— it at least. but we all had i had a lot of phone calls and rrtatctgg— had a lot of phone calls and whatsapp conversations with with trtettc. — whatsapp conversations with with trtertcect-t— whatsapp conversations with with frier doesn't - know— whatsapp conversations with with frierdoesn't know what you this doesn't you know what you ttat,— this doesn't you know what you ttat-tta— this doesn't you know what you ttat-ttat ct- this doesn't you know what you know,-kind of-iti know, and you kind of laugh it off know, and you kind of laugh it ctr—ttat,- know, and you kind of laugh it off—know, what. know, and you kind of laugh iti off—know, what are off because you know, what are you— off because you know, what are yea-tee— off because you know, what are yea-tee vea- off because you know, what are you - do? you know, - off because you know, what are you do? you know, the you going to do? you know, the teacterc— you going to do? you know, the teachers unions,— you going to do? you know, the teachers unions, i— you going to do? you know, the teachers unions, i think labour, ttetr—ttttt- teachers unions, i think labour, their—think the- their behaviour, i think the conservative— their behaviour, i think the conservative along their behaviour, i think the- conservative-along with conservative is going along with it. conservative is going along with tt-attctc— conservative is going along with tt-attctc r— conservative is going along with it.-unions i think- it. teaching unions i think atcctatety— it. teaching unions i think absolutely-in. it. teaching unions i think. absolutely-in the. it. teaching unions i think- absolutely-in the. we absolutely should be in the. we tave— absolutely should be in the. we tave-tc— absolutely should be in the. we tave-tc tact- absolutely should be in the. we have-to look at- have just time to look at the caarttat— have just time to look at the guardian before— have just time to look at the guardian before we crack on with the guardian before we crack on with tte-tttervat. — guardian before we crack on with the-interval. so— guardian before we crack on with the interval. so mortgage the first interval. so mortgage tte— the first interval. so mortgage time-bailout— the first interval. so mortgage time bailout calls split time bomb bailout calls split tertec— time bomb bailout calls split tertec cc— time bomb bailout calls split tories so the— time bomb bailout calls split tories so the consumer champion the tories so the consumer champion tte matey— tories so the consumer champion tte matey caymg— tories so the consumer champion the money saving expert martin tewtc— the money saving expert martin tewtc ,— the money saving expert martin tewtc , tat— the money saving expert martin lewis , had said— the money saving expert martin lewis , had said that the lewis, had said that the mortgage— lewis, had said that the mortgage ticking time bomb is eagtctmg— mortgage ticking time bomb is exptctmg .— mortgage ticking time bomb is now exploding . he says interest

now exploding. he says interest rate— now exploding. he says interest rate ttec— now exploding. he says interest rate hikes are— now exploding. he says interest rate hikes are crippling homeowners- rate hikes are crippling homeowners across britain . i homeowners across britain. i mean, he's talking metaphorically with all this ctat— metaphorically with all this ctatt ct— metaphorically with all this stuff, of course,— metaphorically with all this stuff, of course, but , i mean, stuff, of course, but, i mean, tte— stuff, of course, but, i mean, tte tatt— stuff, of course, but, i mean, tte tank at— stuff, of course, but, i mean, the bank of england is imposing its the bank of england is imposing ttc tett— the bank of england is imposing its 13th consecutive rise within tayc— its 13th consecutive rise within tayc att— its 13th consecutive rise within tayc, amt cme— its 13th consecutive rise within days, and some people are cattmg— days, and some people are cattttg tar— days, and some people are calling for bailouts for people wttt— calling for bailouts for people at martgagec— calling for bailouts for people with mortgages. and it's . why do with mortgages. and it's. why do you with mortgages. and it's. why do yea-were— with mortgages. and it's. why do yea-were m— with mortgages. and it's. why do you-we're in this- with mortgages. and it's. why do you we're in this mess? you think we're in this mess? ttc— you think we're in this mess? rt-c—ttece- you think we're in this mess?| it's—these repeated it's because of these repeated tatteatc— it's because of these repeated bailouts. _the - it's because of these repeated bailouts. the bubble bailouts. every time the bubble tatc— bailouts. every time the bubble tactc-tt-c— bailouts. every time the bubble tactc-tt-c-tc- bailouts. every time the bubble looks it's to deflate looks like it's going to deflate lgcvemmett— looks like it's going to deflate ,-government-andl , the government panics and pumps— , the government panics and gamgc mere— , the government panics and pumps more money it, which pumps more money into it, which is pumps more money into it, which tc tte— pumps more money into it, which tc tte tact— pumps more money into it, which is the last thing— pumps more money into it, which is the last thing we— pumps more money into it, which is the last thing we need to do. ttere-c— is the last thing we need to do. ttere-c-tc— is the last thing we need to do. there's-to.massive. there's going to be massive mttattct— there's going to be massive inflation. the— there's going to be massive inflation. the fuel thing inflation. the fuel bills thing. mac—tett. was handled very badly as well. teat. — was handled very badly as well. teat. _ttmt- yeah. yeah. and i think this ttme—tctl yeah. yeah. and i think this- time _ not seeing time we're not we're not seeing mass repossessions. a lot of teacte— mass repossessions. a lot of acetate tave— mass repossessions. a lot of acetate taye get— mass repossessions. a lot of people have got cushion of people have got a cushion of cavmgc— people have got a cushion of cavmgc-trcm — people have got a cushion of savings from lockdown . and savings from from lockdown. and atcc— savings from from lockdown. and atcc ete— savings from from lockdown. and atcc ct— savings from from lockdown. and also one of the— savings from from lockdown. and also one of the one— savings from from lockdown. and also one of the one of the caacmg— also one of the one of the causing things— also one of the one of the causing things which is causing mttattct — causing things which is causing inflation. and— causing things which is causing inflation. and also we've got a tteattte— inflation. and also we've got a flexible economy— inflation. and also we've got a flexible economy where people can earn a bit— flexible economy where people can earn a bit more money. and arca— can earn a bit more money. and atcc—att- can earn a bit more money. and atcc—att werel also i would say this and we're going— also i would say this and we're gcmg—tc— also i would say this and we're gcmg—tc tttc- also i would say this and we're going do this quite going to have to do this quite gatctty. — going to have to do this quite| gatctty. _tat quickly. i'll ask you, josh, but as a homeowner,— as a homeowner, i've had a mortgage— as a homeowner, i've had a- mortgage—aver mortgage now for like well over tearty— mortgage now for like well over tearty zo— mortgage now for like well over tearty ze yeac— mortgage now for like well over nearly 20 years, actually, one way— nearly 20 years, actually, one way cr— nearly 20 years, actually, one way or another.— nearly 20 years, actually, one way or another. and a family mortgage,— way or another. and a family mcrtgage, yea— way or another. and a family mortgage, you know, and our arretct— mortgage, you know, and our camett property— mortgage, you know, and our current property ten current property for over ten yeac— current property for over ten yearc-tave- current property for over ten years. have quite a current property for over ten- years.-have quite a large years. and we have quite a large mortgage— years. and we have quite a large

martgage att— years. and we have quite a large martgage amt ac— years. and we have quite a large mortgage and as a— years. and we have quite a large mortgage and as a result we have ceet-tcace— mortgage and as a result we have ceet-tcace artce— mortgage and as a result we have seen house price rises have seen the house price rises have teet— seen the house price rises have been teveraget— seen the house price rises have been leveraged in— seen the house price rises have been leveraged in our favour. ttat— been leveraged in our favour. ttat rc— been leveraged in our favour. ttat tc tte— been leveraged in our favour. that is the gamble you take if you— that is the gamble you take if ya get— that is the gamble you take if ya get a— that is the gamble you take if you get a mortgage that you ttmt— you get a mortgage that you think,-interest- you get a mortgage that you think, interest rates think, well, the interest rates mtgtt—mtgttl might go up and we might ctraggte—tctl might go up and we mighti struggle—not be might go up and we might- struggle_not be able struggle and maybe not be able to struggle and maybe not be able tc-tctttay— struggle and maybe not be able to-holiday-year- to go on holiday this year tecace— to go on holiday this year because we're— to go on holiday this year because we're going to have to put— because we're going to have to pat—rc— because we're going to have to pat—tc tte- because we're going to have to| put—is the gamble put all that that is the gamble att— put all that that is the gamble amt-targe— put all that that is the gamble amt-targe, year- put all that that is the gamble and large, year after and by and large, year after ye..— and by and large, year after yeat—tac- and by and large, year after yeat—tac paidl and by and large, year after. year,_has paid off. year, that gamble has paid off. teat— year, that gamble has paid off. yeah,.absolutely_ year, that gamble has paid off. yeah, absolutely immoral to yeah, so absolutely immoral to caggect—get- yeah, so absolutely immoral toj caggect—get suggest that i should get some ttat— suggest that i should get some ttat-tea— suggest that i should get some kind-now because. suggest that i should get some kind now because i'm kind of bailout now because i'm going— kind of bailout now because i'm gcttg te— kind of bailout now because i'm gcttg tc tave— kind of bailout now because i'm gcttg tc taye g,— kind of bailout now because i'm going to have to, like tighten the going to have to, like tighten tte-ctrmgc.— going to have to, like tighten the-strings.-wantl the purse strings. you want to. teat. — the purse strings. you want to. teat. tett.— the purse strings. you want to. teat. tett. .._ the purse strings. you want to. teat. tett. .. r— the purse strings. you want to. yeah. well, i. i agree- the purse strings. you want to. yeah. well, i. i agree with- the purse strings. you want to. yeah. well, i. i agree with what you're what you're saying . you're what you're saying. although people got although for people who've got their houses, mortgages more recently, it might be a slightly different situation. and also in terms of they're looking they've looked at this is actually not covered here but they were looking at the red mps and looking at the red wall mps and how to how it seems to disproportionately affect them. so tories are really, really so the tories are really, really scared . and just to say scared. and i just want to say something the something else about the guardian also got guardian here. they've also got a on the covid a little bit there on the covid inquiry, have not inquiry, but they have not focussed on any that. they've focussed on any of that. they've just blamed the just out and out, blamed the government of it's government for just some of it's the infrastructure that built and i just want to say shame on

you gardening as well, because you gardening as well, because you of those big fear you were one of those big fear for not for and look at you now not saying anything about our kids. this like simon was this is like what simon was tattmg— this is like what simon was talking about,— this is like what simon was talking about, about the, you met— talking about, about the, you ttat—cat-tl talking about, about the, you. know,_can't trust know, the media. you can't trust anymore-_ttati anymore. absolutely. well, that is i anymore. absolutely. well, that tc—r teet- anymore. absolutely. well, that tc—r teet tte- is it for part one. i feel like we— is it for part one. i feel like we ccatt— is it for part one. i feel like we could -that- is it for part one. i feel like we could that conversation we could have that conversation for we could have that conversation| tar—tam for another 20 minutes. but join us for another 20 minutes. but join ac—tcr— for another 20 minutes. but join us_for neo genders. us in part two for neo genders in us in part two for neo genders m-aggrecctye- us in part two for neo genders m-m ggrecctye- us in part two for neo genders m-m ccacrttve- us in part two for neo genders in-in court and- us in part two for neo genders in in court and why christians in court and why trtverc— christians in court and why drivers should— christians in court and why drivers should brush up on the ttgtway— drivers should brush up on the ttgttay-wett- drivers should brush up on the highway we'll see you a highway code. we'll see you in a ccagte— highway code. we'll see you in a couple-minutes—

listening to gb news radio. att— listening to gb news radio. and welcome— listening to gb news radio. and welcome back to headliners. i and welcome back to headliners. r am— and welcome back to headliners. r at stmm— and welcome back to headliners. i am simon evans,— and welcome back to headliners. i am simon evans, and— and welcome back to headliners. i am simon evans, and with- and welcome back to headliners. i am simon evans, and with me tonight, leo kearse and josh howie. well, we'll kick straight off with a gb news classic now in telegraph , kids in the telegraph, kids identifying as cats barking mad . but is it a man of number 10? well, number 10 is waded into this row over school children identifying as cats. they're also allowed to identify as horses , dinosaurs and moons. and horses, dinosaurs and moons. and this is at school and it seems to be encouraged by the teachers. and there's moons,

right? so you can wear a cape. toa— right? so you can wear a cape. you can— right? so you can wear a cape. you can identify as not much anything. a moon , a moon, moon, anything. a moon, a moon, moon, anything. a moon, a moon, moon, aty meet— anything. a moon, a moon, moon, aty yea— anything. a moon, a moon, moon, aty yca watt— anything. a moon, a moon, moon, any moon you want a— anything. a moon, a moon, moon, any moon you want a fat- g a moon, a moon, moon, any moon you want a fat kid? i act-t— any moon you want a fat kid? i act-t ttat— any moon you want a fat kid? i act-t may tt— any moon you want a fat kid? i don't know if you've— any moon you want a fat kid? i don't know if you've got- any moon you want a fat kid? i don't know if you've got that effect. the tides. i mean, i've seen some kids walking around that probably could, but that probably could, but. but yeah, this is an audio yeah, this is this is an audio recording a made at recording that a kid made at school being berated by the teacher , being being told teacher, being being told they're and they they're despicable and they should find another school because objected to because they objected to somebody a cat . somebody identifying as a cat. and that clearly i don't know and that is clearly i don't know what sort of mass insanity has gnpped what sort of mass insanity has gripped people and some of the other things. and they weren't even the child was not even going it wasn't even like going like it wasn't even like spitting out a hateful screed. it was just like , oh, come on, it was just like, oh, come on, you catch a cat. and they you can catch a cat. and they also made the great point that like, everybody thinks this, but they because they they don't see it because they get in trouble. like i'm get in trouble. like. like i'm getting trouble and so getting in trouble here. and so the safe schools alliance have said if a child is coming to school, identifying as a cat or a immediately a horse, that should immediately raise but that could raise red flags. but that could startle just startle the horse. so just be careful. . but i

careful. yes. with that. but i did think, though i listened to it, the teacher was sounded . i it, the teacher was sounded. i mean, you hear these mean, sometimes you hear these things think, oh, you things and you think, oh, you know, they're know, it's just like they're trying line. no they trying to tow the line. no they were absolutely unhinged. yeah you know, it was it was despicable the way they were treating, threatening, threatening a different threatening to go to a different school, you know, they're going to the a or to write the write a report or whatever. and the thing whatever. and this is the thing is whatever. and this is the thing tc-tc— whatever. and this is the thing tc-tc tt— whatever. and this is the thing tc-tc tt tc— and this is the thing is is it is safeguarding is that is it is a safeguarding rccae— is that is it is a safeguarding . att— is that is it is a safeguarding issue . and i'm— is that is it is a safeguarding issue . and i'm i'm going to issue. and i'm i'm going to tame— issue. and i'm i'm going to ttame car— issue. and i'm i'm going to blame our government again tecace— blame our government again tecace tttc— blame our government again because this is— blame our government again because this is actually comes ttrcagt— because this is actually comes ttrcagt-tte— because this is actually comes through _the last- because this is actually comes through the last few through that in the last few yeac— through that in the last few yea ttece — through that in the last few years, these groups have been atte— years, these groups have been atte tc— years, these groups have been atte ta ge— years, these groups have been able to go into— years, these groups have been able to go into schools, able to go into our schools, cert— able to go into our schools, cett tttc— able to go into our schools, sell this ideology to teachers all sell this ideology to teachers at m— sell this ideology to teachers at m tte— sell this ideology to teachers all in the under— sell this ideology to teachers all in the under the guise of temg— all in the under the guise of tettg ttat— all in the under the guise of being kind under safeguarding, tte,— being kind under safeguarding, tte, ct— being kind under safeguarding, tte, ct ,— being kind under safeguarding, like, oh , protect— being kind under safeguarding, like, oh , protect the kids by like, oh, protect the kids by tcttcwmg— like, oh, protect the kids by following along— like, oh, protect the kids by following along with this and by the following along with this and by tte way,— following along with this and by tte way, tttc— following along with this and by the way, this this— following along with this and by the way, this this audio has come-there's- the way, this this audio has come .there's a - the way, this this audio has come there's a whole thing come out. there's a whole thing catte— come out. there's a whole thing ctttte tctay. — come out. there's a whole thing online today. it's— come out. there's a whole thing online today. it's about people argamg— online today. it's about people argamg-reat. - online today. it's about people arguing-real. .notl arguing. it's not real. it's not arguing. it's not real. it's not a—tttt-t- a real thing. this didn't happen-— a real thing. this didn't target-ac- a real thing. this didn't. happen. _as soon a real thing. this didn't- happen.-as soon as a real thing. this didn't- happen. _as soon as they a real thing. this didn't- haprout,-as soon as they a real thing. this didn't- haprout, oh,-as soon as they a real thing. this didn't haprout, oh, well, as soon as they a real thing. this didn't haprout, oh, well, it soon as they a real thing. this didn't haprout, oh, well, it did n as they find out, oh, well, it did happen- — find out, oh, well, it did happen- _tt-cl find out, oh, well, it did happen. _it's one happen. oh, well, it's just one percen— happen. oh, well, it's just one aercct ttet— happen. oh, well, it's just one person, then _out- happen. oh, well, it's just one person, then out it's a person, then you find out it's a tatct— person, then you find out it's a tatctlaecgte. — person, then you find out it's a bunch people. well, does person, then you find out it's a blmatter?feople. well, does person, then you find out it's a blmatter? and e. well, does person, then you find out it's a blmatter? and everybody ., does person, then you find out it's a blmatter? and everybody changes person, then you find out it's a blngoal'? and everybody changes person, then you find out it's a blngoal barriers. erybody changes person, then you find out it's a blngoal barriers. it/body changes person, then you find out it's a blngoal barriers. it justy changes the goal barriers. it just says tttc— the goal barriers. it just says tttc tc— the goal barriers. it just says this is mental,— the goal barriers. it just says this is mental, this needs to be ccrtet— this is mental, this needs to be ccrtet cat. — this is mental, this needs to be sorted out. and— this is mental, this needs to be sorted out. and yes, there is a categaartmg—

safeguarding issue because i tmagme— safeguarding issue because ii tmagme—tt imagine a lot of these kids it comes—sort of- imagine a lot of these kids iti comes—sort of furry comes as a whole sort of furry movement, which— comes as a whole sort of furry movement, which is essentially a but movement, which is essentially a tat ttere-c— movement, which is essentially a but there's also— movement, which is essentially a but there's also a— movement, which is essentially a but there's also a thing where the but there's also a thing where tte tettct— but there's also a thing where the fetish the— but there's also a thing where the fetish the teacher is , is the fetish the teacher is, is yttrtcttc— the fetish the teacher is, is vitriolic towards - the fetish the teacher is, is vitriolic towards the parents as wet. — vitriolic towards the parents as wet. teat.— vitriolic towards the parents as well. yeah. it's— vitriolic towards the parents as well. yeah. it's like- vitriolic towards the parents as well. “43?“ c c ”iii: well. yeah. it's like so they're setting up division in your own home and that is completely unacceptable as well. and i totally agree with you. do totally agree with you. i do blame the government. you know, the sooner we can a tory the sooner we can get a tory government in. well, you know what sort this mess what i mean to sort this mess out. guardian. yeah out. i blame the guardian. yeah that's true. about this that's true. what about this from the telegraph about aggressive christians ? josh, aggressive christians? josh, this quite a interesting this is quite a interesting story, but also slightly confusing. but story, but also slightly confusing . but bear with me. confusing. but bear with me. ctrtcttatc— confusing. but bear with me. christians seen— confusing. but bear with me. christians seen as— f g but bear with me. christians seen as aggressive in tranc— christians seen as aggressive in tratc ccart— christians seen as aggressive in trans court cases. _ christians seen as aggressive in trans court cases. church of ttgtatt— trans court cases. church of england-claims- trans court cases. church of england claims this is england director claims this is rteverett— england director claims this is reverend malcolm brown. reverend doctor malcolm brown. ttere-c— reverend doctor malcolm brown. ttere-c-a— reverend doctor malcolm brown. ttere-c-a regat— reverend doctor malcolm brown. there's a legal battle there's been a legal battle recettty— there's been a legal battle recettty-a— there's been a legal battle recently a christian recently with a christian teactmg— recently with a christiani teaching-which recently with a christian- teaching-which he's teaching assistant, which he's atttmatety— teaching assistant, which he's ultimately-won- teaching assistant, which he's ultimately won where she ultimately she's won where she wett— ultimately she's won where she tett catte— ultimately she's won where she went online and— ultimately she's won where she went online and she basically ttat-t— went online and she basically ttat-t watt— went online and she basically didn't want this— went online and she basically didn't want this book to be taagtt— didn't want this book to be taagtt ttat— didn't want this book to be taught that was pushing this , taught that was pushing this, the taught that was pushing this, tte ttectcgy— taught that was pushing this, the ideology of— taught that was pushing this, the ideology of it. but he's trymg— the ideology of it. but he's tryttg tc— the ideology of it. but he's tryttg to mate— the ideology of it. but he's trying to make a point, i think, atcat— trying to make a point, i think, atcat atcat— trying to make a point, i think, about about how— trying to make a point, i think, about about how christianity as about about how christianity as a rettgtct— about about how christianity as arettgtct tc— about about how christianity as arettgtct tc a— about about how christianity as a religion is a protected characteristic-

a religion is a protected characteristic . but he also sort characteristic. but he also sort of characteristic. but he also sort ct eemc— characteristic. but he also sort ct tc— characteristic. but he also sort of seems to be— characteristic. but he also sort of seems to be criticising his tract— of seems to be criticising his own flock and— of seems to be criticising his own flock and sort of saying ttey-re— own flock and sort of saying ttey-re cee— own flock and sort of saying they're seen as— own flock and sort of saying they're seen as aggressive . kyiv they're seen as aggressive. kyiv teat.— they're seen as aggressive. kyiv teat. sc— they're seen as aggressive. kyiv teat. sc ttc— they're seen as aggressive. kyiv teat. sc tt-c a— they're seen as aggressive. kyiv yeah. so it's a weird balance . yeah. so it's a weird balance. tact.— yeah. so it's a weird balance. tact. r— yeah. so it's a weird balance. tact. r reat— yeah. so it's a weird balance. look, i read it— yeah. so it's a weird balance. look, i read it and— yeah. so it's a weird balance. look, i read it and i- yeah. so it's a weird balance. look, i read it and i couldn't work out whether he was saying there's prejudice against there's a prejudice against christians. as they christians. as soon as they stand , they're stand up in court, they're perceived aggressive perceived to be aggressive or whether to whether he's saying to christians, you go to court christians, if you go to court to push this stuff, just remember christians and remember you're christians and you're not. yeah, know. you're not. yeah, i don't know. is it ? what do you're not. yeah, i don't know. is it? what do you think? is that it? what do you think? yeah, it's tough . it's yeah, i mean, it's tough. it's tough mean, do see tough to see. i mean, we do see people being persecuted. i mean, they're be they're saying this case may be a point you after a turning point. you know, after a turning point. you know, after a was dismissed for gross a woman was dismissed for gross misconduct, her misconduct, for expressing her christian beliefs. yeah. she just, you know, similar to the kid she was so she was a teaching assistant and she was just saying, you know, some of this got this stuff is crazy. we've got a book called the princess boy, my princess boy , which, you know, princess boy, which, you know, is obviously putting the idea into oh, why didn't into kids. oh, why didn't you put dress on? why didn't you? put a dress on? why didn't you? oh, you're transgender. oh, maybe you're transgender. come on, let's get you in this clinic. on, get clinic. let's. come on, get you on chopping block. and she on the chopping block. and she shared content shared some content from mainstream, from mainstream, i think from the telegraph that kind telegraph on facebook, that kind

of she's of thing. it's not like she's digging hard, right? digging out some hard, right? kind and will kind of. yeah. and i will say one thing there actually . one more thing there actually. i it's a good thing i think it's a good thing tecace— i think it's a good thing because they're i think it's a good thing- because _they're being because maybe they're being aggrecctve— because maybe they're being aggressive, but— because maybe they're being aggressive, but know where aggressive, but you know where ttey-re— aggressive, but you know where ttey-re-acmg— aggressive, but you know where they're using violence . they're not using violence. atcctatety. — they're not using violence. absolutely. so _ they're not using violence. absolutely. so and- they're not using violence. absolutely. so and the- they're not using violence. absolutely. so and the court rules telegraph now new legislation sticking with the courts. i guess they'll be calling this vines law, perhaps josh ? yeah, drivers could face josh? yeah, drivers could face tte— josh? yeah, drivers could face tte teccctc— josh? yeah, drivers could face life lessons if— josh? yeah, drivers could face life lessons if they— , yeah, drivers could face life lessons if they kill cycttctc— life lessons if they kill cyclists and - life lessons if they kill cyclists and they're saying ttcctmg— cyclists and they're saying knocking over— cyclists and they're saying knocking over a rider could be a prtme— knocking over a rider could be a prime aggravatmg— knocking over a rider could be a prime aggravating factor in team— prime aggravating factor in teatt ty— prime aggravating factor in death by dangerous driving. at the death by dangerous driving. at tte mmett— death by dangerous driving. at the moment, i— death by dangerous driving. at the moment, i think maximum the moment, i think the maximum you the moment, i think the maximum yea—ttey-re- you get is 14 years. they're tattmg— you get is 14 years. they're talking-pushing- you get is 14 years. they're talking pushing that up to talking about pushing that up to life. talking about pushing that up to tte. _teet— talking about pushing that up to life. _ been lfew- life. there have been a few egregtcac— life. there have been a few egregious examples people egregious examples of people gettmg— egregious examples of people gettttg ctt— egregious examples of people getting off seemingly quite ttgttty— getting off seemingly quite ttgttty tar— getting off seemingly quite lightly for essentially killing teacte— lightly for essentially killing people ate — lightly for essentially killing people who are— lightly for essentially killing people who are riding a bicycle. i people who are riding a bicycle. r meat— people who are riding a bicycle. r gcmg— people who are riding a bicycle. i mean, going from 14 years to tte— i mean, going from 14 years to tte tc— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably not the big ttc— life is probably not the big tt-c arctatty— life is probably not the big it's probably more like a ctgtattmg— it's probably more like a signalling thing to say we take this seriously,— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but it does seem tte— this seriously, but it does seem tte-ttere-c— like there's a there's a cacatctct— like there's a there's a suspicion some drivers like there's a there's a- suspicion .some drivers what suspicion that some drivers what are suspicion that some drivers what atterty— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless toward cycttctc— are utterly reckless toward cycttctc cr— are utterly reckless toward cyclists or actually malicious. tett. — cyclists or actually malicious. tett. tre— cyclists or actually malicious. well, i've seen _ cyclists or actually malicious. well, i've seen some- cyclists or actually malicious. well, i've seen some videos of drivers being i mean i know drivers being i mean i know drivers cyclists can be irritating and some cyclists

really abuse the road . but i really abuse the road. but i think there's an attitude in some drivers minds that, you know, they're they're scum or whatever. so this is maybe combating that someone in a big truck of tidying truck was like sort of tidying up and then ran over a mom or something. it's like didn't, ttat-t— something. it's like didn't, didn't really— something. it's like didn't, didn't really get— g it's like didn't, didn't really get that. you're tte,— didn't really get that. you're tte-tt— didn't really get that. you're like,-if you're- didn't really get that. you're like, if you're that's like, though, if you're that's a tettat— like, though, if you're that's a lethal weapon. _ like, though, if you're that's a lethal weapon. and if you're and he lethal weapon. and if you're and te-mttcate— lethal weapon. and if you're and he-indicate.there- he didn't indicate no there ctcatt— he didn't indicate no there should-longer- he didn't indicate no there. should-longer-have should be longer than i have seen-cycle- should be longer than i have seen cycle around seen i mean i cycle around london— seen i mean i cycle around london-a— seen i mean i cycle around london-a tot.- seen i mean i cycle around london-a lot. - seen i mean i cycle around london a lot. seen i mean i cycle around. london-a lot. i've seen london quite a lot. i've seen a lot cyclists lot of cyclists taking ridiculous like cycling, ridiculous risks like cycling, undertaking on the undertaking big trucks on the inside. and out of ten men, eight out of ten are men. eight out of ten are the victims. - c; g as" ”c; “it“ eight out of ten are the victims. c; g ’c“ cc cc“ eight out of ten are the victims. o“ out of ten are the victims. oh, rm — out of ten are the victims. oh, rm sure— out of ten are the victims. oh, .-.. they— out of ten are the victims. oh, i'm sure they are.— out of ten are the victims. oh, i'm sure they are. yeah. i mean, i'm sure they are. yeah. i mean, i sometimes i probably take i don't that of don't take that kind of risk, but i like among but i like to nip among the traffic. if somebody was to traffic. and if somebody was to hit have to say 99 hit me, i would have to say 99 times 100, was times out of 100, it was probably you probably my fault a bit, you know, have to i don't probably my fault a bit, you know, it's have to i don't probably my fault a bit, you know, it's very have to i don't probably my fault a bit, you know, it's very difficult, don't probably my fault a bit, you know, it's very difficult, isn'tt know. it's very difficult, isn't it, from anecdote it, to detach it from anecdote because every example that you see strike as see tends to strike you as a like a good example of what we're talking about. but there are just so many possible examples. yeah, i think a big part of the problem is the

part of the problem is that the cyclists unlicensed and cyclists remain unlicensed and totally anonymous. you know , and totally anonymous. you know, and drivers feel that they're not in cars. yeah, well, you get . yeah, cars. yeah, well, you get. yeah, yeah. cars. yeah, well, you get. yeah, yeah . i'll tell you another yeah. i'll tell you another problem as well. they should get rid of those enormous bike lanes like the one along embankment that's just made life hell for, for cars because they are they're stoking resentment . they're stoking up resentment. once you once you see one in the deliberate, you i'm going deliberate, you think i'm going to something to to take him out something to properly anger up blood. properly anger up the blood. now, the telegraph monkey now, in the telegraph monkey business. leo so yeah, this is monkeys killed in blenders by sadistic torture ring that films it to sell the abuse online . it to sell the abuse online. three women in britain have been arrested . i don't know where arrested. i don't know where they're getting the monkeys. i mean be easier mean it would surely be easier to a country where to do this in a country where monkeys they're monkeys exist, but they're getting baby long tailed macaques and torturing them, decapitating them and having their amputated . in their limbs amputated. in indonesia. also, they're the videos are shot in indonesia, shot in indonesia . but i guess shot in indonesia. but i guess they're directed here. they're directed directed here. among arrested was a woman among those arrested was a woman known as the immolator, who was

uncovered as a year old woman uncovered as a 35 year old woman who birds and lived with who loved birds and lived with her parents in the english midlands and she she contributed to one of the telegram groups called apes cage . it's yes, i called apes cage. it's yes, i mean, it's absolutely , mean, it's absolutely, absolutely vile. they've been compared , you know, a child compared to, you know, a child abuse ring. but i mean, don't abuse ring. but i mean, i don't i it's completely i think it's a completely separate separate this separate, separate thing. this is, a horrific and is, you know, a horrific and barbaric cruel. but it's barbaric and cruel. but it's i mean, it is animals. it is animals . yes. be we animals. yes. to be fair, we kill hundreds of thousands of mammals every day for what amounts to pleasure, essentially amounts to pleasure, essentially a slightly better diet . so a slightly better diet. so i suppose it's a different suppose it is it's a different but it's very hard to imagine. i mean, i'm really struggle to imagine somebody with this this deliberate torture is slightly different and oh, it's totally different. i just i'm really different. ijust i'm really sometimes i have to kind of go, well, i can sort of see the appeal of, well, there are problems. this is so sick. i don-t— problems. this is so sick. i don-t think— problems. this is so sick. i don't think there - this is so sick. i don't think there are actually the—to— don't think there are actually the—to deat- don't think there are actually the—to deal withi don't think there are actually. the—to deal with it. the proper laws to deal with it. and—of- and the other thing is, of course, is what- and the other thing is, of course, is what else are these people— course, is what else are these people into?— course, is what else are these people into?-yeah- course, is what else are these people into.7 yeah and that people into.7 yeah. yeah and that is—stani is so many serial killers start off.— off, you know, torturing animals. —

off, you know, torturing animals. tribe animals. it's one of the tribe things back to things we can we go back to talking about the submarine. yeah uk supermarket it's now they-re— yeah uk supermarket it's now they-re setting— yeah uk supermarket it's now they're selling chickens with a free— they're selling chickens with a free dose— they're selling chickens with a free dose of— they're selling chickens with a free dose of life— they're selling chickens with a free dose of life saving antibiotics. - free dose of life saving antibiotics. wi"? gflcuc. free dose of life saving- antibiotics. what a great deal . antibiotics. what a great deal. so yeah. so uk supermarket suppliers , chickens are being suppliers, chickens are being antibiotics that are critical for humans. so this polish meat business, super drob, which doesn't sound like that's not a name. i want to get my chicken from, say the supply. i treat myself to a bit of super club tonight. they supply frozen poultry products to lidl, asda and iceland. so yeah go to go to and iceland. so yeah go to go to a proper butchers or waitrose if you don't want this stuff. they source chickens from farms that use fluoroquinolone antibiotics, which are apparently critics important for human health. and you know, if the if the bugs salmonella is one of them, if it becomes resistant to this antibiotic, then humans will die because they've this has been an arms race for decades, isn't it, with antibiotics which the with the antibiotics which the vast majority of antibiotics have in farming now have been used in farming now for a long time and pigs. and so

on on them. not not in on are kept on them. not not in order, not to cure anything order, not not to cure anything they have as a sort of they have just as a sort of inoculation. they're hemmed in so tightly. it's like a crowded tube. we are, you know, arguably going to lose this race and we could back. i i have could go back. i know i have family history about quite how ridiculous early, horrible life was before antibiotics. i think they remain the great underestimated taken for granted, you know, bit of technology of the 20th century. yeah. and they're saying there's a failure at the eu level to be deaung a failure at the eu level to be dealing with this. yeah, but you guys don-t— dealing with this. yeah, but you guys don-t want— dealing with this. yeah, but you guys don't want to— dealing with this. yeah, but you guys don't want to talk- : “g yeah, but you guys don't want to talk about the eu.— guys don't want to talk about the eu. ne. — guys don't want to talk about the eu. no. well,- guys don't want to talk about the eu. no. mc... . guys don't want to talk about the eu. no. wc... . guys don't want to talk about the eu. no. mc... . the eu. no. well, it is. it's interesting. know, interesting. you know, you mentioned that because i did nofice mentioned that because i did notice meat notice it's a polish meat business of thing business and part of the thing of we supposed of brexit was we were supposed to be switching to american getting chlorinated chicken. we were contact and were going to lose contact and it turns out that hasn't happened. part happened. but maybe it is part of we're i don't of brexit that we're i don't know. are these are you suggesting that this is this is this is circumventing. eu no , i this is circumventing. eu no, i just want to do a reference. yeah . this is this just want to do a reference. yeah. this is this is part of the eu. this is, this is something that brexit could probably solve for us a bit.

british are probably british chickens are probably treated i think everyone treated better. i think everyone have their chicken and you have their own chicken and you can hire a barrister to come round kill the for round and kill the foxes for you. it for part you. that's it for part two. coming tate might be coming up, andrew tate might be staying in romania a bit longer . the three will be . the three of us will be staring visions hell. staring at visions of hell. that's wardrobe and that's not josh's wardrobe and how to make an extremist reach a state of ecstasy. i'll see in a couple of minutes

through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel and welcome back to the head“... — and welcome back to the headliner. so— and welcome back to the headliner. so we kick off part three— headliner. so we kick off part the we..— headliner. so we kick off part three with a— headliner. so we kick off part three with a story— headliner. so we kick off part three with a story that is bound to three with a story that is bound te-rumeure— three with a story that is bound to-rumours that- three with a story that is bound to rumours that nick to fuel rumours that nick dixon-e— to fuel rumours that nick dixon's-this- to fuel rumours that nick. dixon's-this evening to fuel rumours that nick- dixon's-this evening is dixon's absence this evening is no coincidence— dixon's absence this evening is no coincidence .— dixon's absence this evening is no coincidence . it's a big fan. no coincidence. it's a big fan. andrew— no coincidence. it's a big fan. andrew tate. — no coincidence. it's a big fan. andrew tate, andrew- no coincidence. it's a big fan. andrew tate, andrew tate- no coincidence. it's a big fan. andrew tate, andrew tate and his brother to face trial in romania. so they were arrested and last year they were held in prison for about four months and they've been under arrest they've been under house arrest . the charges have . now, finally, the charges have come and they include come through and they include human trafficking, trafficking, rape, gang to rape, forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women . and now sexually exploit women. and now now that's going to go to trial

. and they're saying that they are looking forward to having the opportunity to defend themselves. but i believe in romania, this is where it's all happening. these trials can, first all, take a long time first of all, take a long time to actually come to arrive and then themselves a long then themselves take a long time. they well this time. so they may well be this may be ongoing for many years. and obviously , as you say, and tate, obviously, as you say, under— and tate, obviously, as you say, enema-est— and tate, obviously, as you say, under-arrest, but- under house arrest, but has continued— under house arrest, but has continued to— under house arrest, but has continued to put— under house arrest, but has continued to put his own continued to put out his own kind— continued to put out his own kind of— continued to put out his own kind on very.— continued to put out his own kind of very, you— continued to put out his own kind of very, you know, eenndededy— kind of very, you know, completely unapologetic brand of worked— completely unapologetic brand of workout videos. _ completely unapologetic brand of workout videos. yeah. yeah. and wed.— workout videos. yeah. yeah. and wed. nnn — workout videos. yeah. yeah. and well, him with— workout videos. yeah. yeah. and well, him with a— workout videos. yeah. yeah. and well, him with a cigar telling people— well, him with a cigar telling people new— well, him with a cigar telling people now do— well, him with a cigar telling people how to resist the matrix. he people how to resist the matrix. ne regarde— people how to resist the matrix. he regards himself. i mean , i'm he regards himself. i mean, i'm not he regards himself. i mean, i'm nod gend— he regards himself. i mean, i'm nod going de— he regards himself. i mean, i'm not going to speak— he regards himself. i mean, i'm not going to speak , you know, not going to speak, you know, ended.— not going to speak, you know, endineiy. in— not going to speak, you know, entirely. i'm not— not going to speak, you know, entirely. i'm not going to pneiddiee— entirely. i'm not going to prejudice his— entirely. i'm not going to prejudice his case one way or die- prejudice his case one way or dine ednen — prejudice his case one way or the other. but— prejudice his case one way or the other. but he— prejudice his case one way or the other. but he does seem to me— the other. but he does seem to melhdve_ the other. but he does seem to melhdve d— the other. but he does seem to melhave a slightly- me to have a slightly solipsistic_ me to have a slightly solipsistic view of the world. do solipsistic view of the world. no you— solipsistic view of the world. no yen-wind- solipsistic view of the world. no yen-wind i- solipsistic view of the world. do you what i mean? he do you know what i mean? he eeene-iike— do you know what i mean? he seems like everything seems to think like everything is seems to think like everything non—— seems to think like everything is_on-ii'sl is like focussed on him. it's iike— is like focussed on him. it's iike-nnoie— is like focussed on him. it's like whole everything has like the whole of everything has been—dinni- like the whole of everything has been _think that's. like the whole of everything has been think that's a been arranged. i think that's a diameter— been arranged. i think that's a character-projects- been arranged. i think that's a character projects in his in character he projects in his in his videos— character he projects in his in his videos rather— character he projects in his in his videos rather than, you know , his videos rather than, you know . windi— his videos rather than, you know . onion-oi— his videos rather than, you know , which _of people - his videos rather than, you know , which of people do in , which a lot of people do in eooioi— , which a lot of people do in social social— , which a lot of people do in social social media. we see poniodioniy— social social media. we see poniodioniy .— social social media. we see particularly , you know, this particularly, you know, this kind— particularly, you know, this kind-macho— particularly, you know, this kind macho male social media kind of macho male social media

oeneonoiidy— kind of macho male social media personality _that_ kind of macho male social media personality that kind of personality doing that kind of dining. — personality doing that kind of dining. .some— personality doing that kind of thing. .some of- personality doing that kind of thing. some of the trump did thing. and some of the trump did it, thing. and some of the trump did in demon»— thing. and some of the trump did it, actually, didn't— thing. and some of the trump did it, actually, didn't he? yeah, yeah.— it, actually, didn't he? yeah, yeah. yeah.— it, actually, didn't he? yeah, yeah. yeah. and— it, actually, didn't he? yeah, yeah, yeah. and there's the guy. it, actually, didn't he? yeah, ycan'tleah. and there's the guy. it, actually, didn't he? yeah, ycan't remember here's the guy. it, actually, didn't he? yeah, ycan't remember here's the the i can't remember his name. the guy—but- i can't remember his name. the guy—ind ihel guy with all the guns, but the i ind— guy with all the guns, but the i ind dine— guy with all the guns, but the i mean, just the claims against andrew— mean, just the claims against andrew ide— mean, just the claims against andrew tate and— mean, just the claims against andrew tate and his brother , you andrew tate and his brother, you know.— andrew tate and his brother, you inon-iovenioy- andrew tate and his brother, you know, loverboy method know, using the loverboy method onene— know, using the loverboy method where they— know, using the loverboy method where they tell— know, using the loverboy method where they tell girls that they-ne— where they tell girls thatj they're _them where they tell girls that- they're_them and they're in love with them and den— they're in love with them and then dei— they're in love with them and then ask them— they're in love with them and then ask them to— they're in love with them and then ask them to do things. yeah it's then ask them to do things. yeah ids-one— then ask them to do things. yeah id-e-oneieeeind- then ask them to do things. yeah it's are seeing women it's like, are we seeing women dino— it's like, are we seeing women who—ane- it's like, are we seeing women who—die ne| who have no agency? are we seeing.— who have no agency? are we seeing. you— who have no agency? are we seeing, you know, women aren't oonoiie— seeing, you know, women aren't capable independent thought. capable of independent thought. it's, capable of independent thought. ire—ide— capable of independent thought. it's,-it's ridiculous- it's, you know, it's ridiculous . id— it's, you know, it's ridiculous . it seems— it's, you know, it's ridiculous . it seems like— it's, you know, it's ridiculous . it seems like here- it's, you know, it's ridiculous . it seems like here they were held own held under against their own will in the place they had. they were what leo is describing does seem that certainly did seem to be the bulk of the accusations made by the bbc journalist who went him . and i went to interview him. and i tend to agree.imean,- went to interview him. and i tend to agree.imean, i- '“ and i tend to agree. mean, i don't tend to agree. i mean, i don't know—is.- tend to agree. i mean, i don't know—is. ii- tend to agree. i mean, i don't. know—is. if-law know what the law is. if the law odys— know what the law is. if the law says-died.— know what the law is. if the law says-illegal, that's- says that's illegal, that's iiieeoi— says that's illegal, that's illegal, have illegal, and he shouldn't have done— illegal, and he shouldn't have. done—implication done it. but but the implication does—o— done it. but but the implication does—o indie- done it. but but the implication does—a little bit- does seem to be a little bit nodding— does seem to be a little bit troubling that— does seem to be a little bit troubling that he essentially nee— troubling that he essentially| ne-e—einnie troubling that he essentially he's girls simple troubling that he essentially he's girls is simple troubling that he essentially he's girls is that simple troubling that he essentially he's girls is that yeah,ile troubling that he essentially he's girls is that yeah, we're minded girls is that yeah, we're moving— minded girls is that yeah, we're moving nook— minded girls is that yeah, we're moving back to— minded girls is that yeah, we're moving back to this sort of viodonion— moving back to this sort of victorian idea— moving back to this sort of victorian idea of women as weak niiied— victorian idea of women as weak dined-ne— victorian idea of women as weak willed-we should— victorian idea of women as weak willed we should be pointing willed and we should be pointing out willed and we should be pointing odd-dere— willed and we should be pointing out-there also— willed and we should be pointing out there also there's a out that there also there's a dose-ny- out that there also there's a case-by iodi- out that there also there's a. case _by four women out that there also there's a- case _by four women for case in the uk by four women for none.— case in the uk by four women for none. ene— case in the uk by four women for none. one of— case in the uk by four women for

rape, one of these— case in the uk by four women for rape, one of these charges is deo— rape, one of these charges is oieo ion— rape, one of these charges is oieo for none. — rape, one of these charges is also for rape. so— rape, one of these charges is also for rape. so if he gets done— also for rape. so if he gets done ion— also for rape. so if he gets done for rape,— also for rape. so if he gets done for rape, he's done for none.— done for rape, he's done for nope. inene-e— done for rape, he's done for rape. there's no— done for rape, he's done for rape. there's no question. but die— rape. there's no question. but die-does- rape. there's no question. but this-does seem- rape. there's no question. but this-does seem to. rape. there's no question. but. this-does seem to be this this issue does seem to be dine— this this issue does seem to be dine-diod— this this issue does seem to be dine-did they— this this issue does seem to be the-that they push- this this issue does seem to be the that they push a little the one that they push a little bit the one that they push a little ind-inn— the one that they push a little bit-this-funnyl bit harder. this sense. funny enough.— enough, i listened to a podcast diod— enough, i listened to a podcast about-earlier-a- enough, i listened to a podcasti about-earlier-a guy about epstein earlier and a guy ooiied— about epstein earlier and a guy called martin— about epstein earlier and a guy called martin made who makes very— called martin made who makes very intelligent,— called martin made who makes very intelligent, well referenced - very intelligent, well referenced and researched podcast.— referenced and researched podcast. and— referenced and researched podcast, and he was talking diod— podcast, and he was talking about-extent— podcast, and he was talking about-extent to- podcast, and he was talking about extent to which about the extent to which inden— about the extent to which epstein-kind- about the extent to which epstein kind of his epstein had this kind of his iiexnne— epstein had this kind of his iiexnne i— epstein had this kind of his wexner i think— epstein had this kind of his wexner i think ,— epstein had this kind of his wexner i think , was his main wexner i think, was his main kind— wexner i think, was his main kind of— wexner i think, was his main kind of client— wexner i think, was his main kind of client ,— wexner i think, was his main kind of client, who was the head of viodonio-e— kind of client, who was the head of victoria's secret,— kind of client, who was the head of victoria's secret, among other— of victoria's secret, among other inge— of victoria's secret, among other large companies. and they nodd— other large companies. and they nodid de— other large companies. and they would use that— other large companies. and they would use that thing as a sort of wind— would use that thing as a sort of did do— would use that thing as a sort of what do you— would use that thing as a sort of what do you call it, casting condi— of what do you call it, casting couch kind— of what do you call it, casting couch kind of— of what do you call it, casting couch kind of approach. so it nodd— couch kind of approach. so it nodid ne— couch kind of approach. so it would be this— couch kind of approach. so it would be this kind of, oh, knee-e— would be this kind of, oh, dnene-e o— would be this kind of, oh, there's a lot— would be this kind of, oh, there's a lot of- would be this kind of, oh, there's a lot of good looking gino— there's a lot of good looking girls-vou- there's a lot of good looking girls-you know,- there's a lot of good looking. girls-you know, that girls out there, you know, that we girls out there, you know, that ne-noke— girls out there, you know, that we-make into- girls out there, you know, that we-make into a- girls out there, you know, that we make into a model we could make into a model for viodonio-e— victoria's secret. what are we win— victoria's secret. what are we wind-eon— victoria's secret. what are we what-can-provide. victoria's secret. what are we what can provide for what extra can you provide for nelkind— what extra can you provide for one-kind of— what extra can you provide for me, kind of thing, which is me, this kind of thing, which is wind—ony- me, this kind of thing, which is wind—any non- what pretty much any man would say what pretty much any man would soy-diod— what pretty much any man would say-that situation?— what pretty much any man would say that situation? well, say in that situation? well, i dninking— say in that situation? well, i was thinking unsavoury. was thinking it's unsavoury. ide— was thinking it's unsavoury. ids—.— was thinking it's unsavoury. id-e—. inn- was thinking it's unsavoury. id-e—. i-nn giodl it's unpleasant. i'm glad i don-d— it's unpleasant. i'm glad i don-d nove— it's unpleasant. i'm glad i don't have to— it's unpleasant. i'm glad i don't have to resort to that. nud— don't have to resort to that. odd-does— don't have to resort to that. but-does seem- don't have to resort to that. but does seem to but still it does seem to eiininode— but still it does seem to eliminate the- but still it does seem to eliminate the possibility that dere— eliminate the possibility that knee is— eliminate the possibility that there is .free_ eliminate the possibility that there is .free-at- eliminate the possibility that there is free at all in there is any free will at all in die- there is any free will at all in dine-indif— there is any free will at all in dine-nod of— there is any free will at all ini the-half of-nation. the female half of the nation. and—diod- the female half of the nation. and _that there's| and also the fact that there's so nudi— and also the fact that there's so noon-and- and also the fact that there's so much-and so- and also the fact that there's so much and so many

so much money and so many desen— so much money and so many assets, _watches, - assets, these watches, these eon—neing - assets, these watches, these eon—neing by cars and they're being seized by the cars and they're being seized by dine-dine— cars and they're being seized by dneldne-knd— cars and they're being seized by the-the-and i'm- cars and they're being seized by the the and i'm not the by the cops. and i'm not surelmdvbe_ the by the cops. and i'm not sure maybe romanian sure if maybe romanian cops are oompiedeik— sure if maybe romanian cops are completely unimpeachable . i completely unimpeachable. i nodidn-d—ii- completely unimpeachable. i wouldn't—if a. completely unimpeachable. ii wouldn't—if a lot wouldn't be surprised if a lot dese— wouldn't be surprised if a lot ieee—dney- less money than they were saying. — less money than they were- saying—nee saying, though supposedly he's meand— saying, though supposedly he's meant—hundreds. saying, though supposedly he's meant hundreds of meant to have had hundreds of niiiione— meant to have had hundreds of millions-turns— meant to have had hundreds of millions-turns out- meant to have had hundreds of millions turns out he's only millions and turns out he's only got millions and turns out he's only god—niiiion. - millions and turns out he's only got—million. well,| got a couple of million. well, did-s— got a couple of million. well, diode—die- got a couple of million. well, that's—the cops. that's that's what the cops that's that's what the cops that's saying. that's what the cops are saying. they're we they're saying, oh, no, we only found— they're saying, oh, no, we only found die— they're saying, oh, no, we only found this much— they're saying, oh, no, we only found this much this would be token— found this much this would be taken _chases- found this much this would be taken chases through taken by speed chases through nodded.— taken by speed chases through bucharest. anyway, coming up, nodood— bucharest. anyway, coming up, nodooed newe— bucharest. anyway, coming up, podcast news now. and after neil young-e— podcast news now. and after neil kodng-e guid— podcast news now. and after neil kodng-e gdid guid— podcast news now. and after neil young's quit quit spotify over diein— young's quit quit spotify over new signing.— young's quit quit spotify over their signing, joe rogan, i wonde— their signing, joe rogan, i wonder who— their signing, joe rogan, i wonder who will quit over this signing.— wonder who will quit over this signing-snowy- wonder who will quit over this signing. spotify has signing. leo so spotify has ended— signing. leo so spotify has replaced meghan markle with the comedian— replaced meghan markle with the comedian accused— replaced meghan markle with the comedian accused of calling endin— comedian accused of calling britain racist— comedian accused of calling britain racist is— comedian accused of calling britain racist is trevor noah nonn— britain racist is trevor noah non ine— britain racist is trevor noah from the daily— britain racist is trevor noah from the daily show . so i mean, from the daily show. so i mean, die— from the daily show. so i mean, die iooke— from the daily show. so i mean, this looks like— from the daily show. so i mean, this looks like spotify. i've node— this looks like spotify. i've made another— this looks like spotify. i've made another massive blunder ieoodee— made another massive blunder because they— made another massive blunder because they signed, they signed. — because they signed, they signed. meghan markle gave her like signed. meghan markle gave her iike ioo— signed. meghan markle gave her like 100 million— signed. meghan markle gave her like 100 million or— signed. meghan markle gave her like 100 million or $20 million and— like 100 million or $20 million and expecting— like 100 million or $20 million and expecting you know, ewewnodw— and expecting you know, ewewnodw do— and expecting you know, everybody to flock to and nobody iidened— everybody to flock to and nobody listened because _ everybody to flock to and nobody listened because you know, mowing— listened because you know, none. none— listened because you know, maybe, maybe some people hate iidening— maybe, maybe some people hate iidening .— maybe, maybe some people hate iidening . nud— maybe, maybe some people hate listening . but they listening. but also she they ined— listening. but also she they ind foiied— listening. but also she they just failed to— listening. but also she they just failed to provide the contend.— just failed to provide the content, haven't they? i think iiegnon— meghan series come through with it. meghan series come through with n. —didn-d- meghan series come through with n. —didn-d ewenl

it. supposedly she didn't even ask some of the questions. that's but that's what they're saying. but trevor they dialled. trevor noah yeah, they dialled. they the producers so they phoned in the producers so iozw—onozw. - they phoned in the producers so iozw—onozw. nud- lazy, so slack. it's crazy. but ind— lazy, so slack. it's crazy. but in yeah— lazy, so slack. it's crazy. but but yeah trevor— lazy, so slack. it's crazy. but but yeah trevor noah is, is kind of dong— but yeah trevor noah is, is kind of dong dine— but yeah trevor noah is, is kind of along the same— but yeah trevor noah is, is kind of along the same lines. he took dine— of along the same lines. he took dine noiiw— of along the same lines. he took over the daily show and its winge— over the daily show and its ratings indwe— over the daily show and its ratings have tanked ever since . ratings have tanked ever since. and— ratings have tanked ever since. and wean.— ratings have tanked ever since. knd wean. dine.— ratings have tanked ever since. and yeah, this, this comment he node— and yeah, this, this comment he node diod— and yeah, this, this comment he made about britain was i saw the oniginoi— made about britain was i saw the oniginoilwoe— made about britain was i saw the original..was-on- made about britain was i saw the original..was-on his- original. it was a joke on his snow— original. it was a joke on his show diod— original. it was a joke on his show about basically saying dere— show about basically saying there _ backlash i show about basically saying. there—backlash to there was a racist backlash to kiddi— there was a racist backlash to kieni sdnok— there was a racist backlash to rishi sunak and— there was a racist backlash to rishi sunak and there wasn't. i mean , no one noticed it wasn't mean, no one noticed it wasn't mentioned— mean, no one noticed it wasn't nendioned . — mean, no one noticed it wasn't nendioned . wo— mean, no one noticed it wasn't mentioned . no one- mean, no one noticed it wasn't mentioned . \c cccc mean, no one noticed it wasn't mentioned . \c c: mentioned. no one cared. like it's like shocking if anything, it's like shocking if anything, it's just about him being short . yeah. the funny thing about the . yeah. the funny thing about dine noiiw— . yeah. the funny thing about the daily show— . yeah. the funny thing about the daily show and- “415?" the funny thing about the daily show and i mean, i don-d— the daily show and i mean, i don-d know— the daily show and i mean, i don't know whether the totally don't know whether the i totally ieiiewe— don't know whether the i totally believe-ratings- don't know whether the i totally believe ratings tanked . believe you the ratings tanked. inewon— believe you the ratings tanked. devoid-— believe you the ratings tanked. trevor a mouthpiece trevor noah is a mouthpiece of diein— trevor noah is a mouthpiece of dnein—wnidingl their for a huge script writing denonnend. — their for a huge script writing department. _he. their for a huge script writing department. he says department. and when he says dnoee— department. and when he says dnoee dingo— department. and when he says those things that's the those things that's like the group— group think the question is i suppose— group think the question is i suppose wiii— group think the question is i suppose will the spotify podcast indwe— suppose will the spotify podcast have de— suppose will the spotify podcast have the same— suppose will the spotify podcast have the same sort resources have the same sort of resources neoodee— have the same sort of resources neoodee-woon— have the same sort of resources because noah himself, he because trevor noah himself, he nogg— because trevor noah himself, he wrote-geod— because trevor noah himself, he wrote-great show— because trevor noah himself, he wrote great show called born wrote one great show called born a wrote one great show called born o dine.— wrote one great show called born ocninne. windi— wrote one great show called born a crime, which was— wrote one great show called born a crime, which was being a mixed node-in— a crime, which was being a mixed node-in-knioo. - a crime, which was being a mixed node-in-knioo. i- race child in south africa. i on edge.— race child in south africa. i was on stage, i— race child in south africa. i was on stage, i did a group show wido— was on stage, i did a group show with nin— was on stage, i did a group show win him iike— was on stage, i did a group show with him like-show- was on stage, i did a group show with him like show with with him like a gala show with nin— with him like a gala show with inn—onen- with him like a gala show with him—after that.l him several years after that. and— him several years after that. and iii— him several years after that. and in ne— him several years after that. and i'll be honest with you, he died—woe-

and i'll be honest with you, he died—was rubbish.| died a death. he was rubbish. and— died a death. he was rubbish. and-diod— died a death. he was rubbish. and-that sounds.- died a death. he was rubbish. and that sounds. the only and i know that sounds. the only dining— and i know that sounds. the only dining-nod— and i know that sounds. the only dining-nod woe— and i know that sounds. the only thing-had was a— and i know that sounds. the only thing had was a pretty good thing he had was a pretty good iiondeio— thing he had was a pretty good mandela impression . and mandela mandela impression. and mandela had been— mandela impression. and mandela had been deod— mandela impression. and mandela had been dead about four had been dead for about four wean— had been dead for about four wean-point. - had been dead for about four years-point. you- had been dead for about four years point. you know, years at that point. you know, it years at that point. you know, n woe— years at that point. you know, n kind— years at that point. you know, it was kind embarrassing. it was kind of embarrassing. winne— winnie. winnie mandela. yeah. and then 2—2 weeks and then. and then 2—2 weeks later, announced as the new later, he's announced as the new host of the daily show. you know. well, he is a ic you know. well, he is a smooth, nioneiiie— know. well, he is a smooth, plausible, good— know. well, he is a smooth, plausible, good looking. and oiwiodeiw— plausible, good looking. and obviously,_all| obviously, he represents all kinde— obviously, he represents all kinds-things.- obviously, he represents all kinds things. you know obviously, he represents all- kinds-things. you know , kinds of good things. you know, and—o— kinds of good things. you know, and—a massive. and but he needs a massive script— and but he needs a massive eonind wining— and but he needs a massive script writing department. ' “c script writing department. and he script writing department. and ne-deninie— script writing department. and he-terrible on— script writing department. and he-terrible on like- script writing department. and he terrible on like things he was terrible on like things like critical like the gender critical movement, who like the gender critical motlikeznt, who like the gender critical motlike the who like the gender critical motlike the truth who like the gender critical motlike the truth teller. who like the gender critical motlike the truth teller. they who are like the truth teller. they meant to get into it. and it was just were just just repeat just they were just just repeat propaganda. yeah. to move propaganda. yeah. i have to move on—i— propaganda. yeah. i have to move on—i dine— propaganda. yeah. i have to move on—i dine-diod- on to our this is the one that redw— on to our this is the one that really intrigues— on to our this is the one that really intrigues bish bosch, really intrigues me. bish bosch, josh,— really intrigues me. bish bosch, ioenleoiiew— really intrigues me. bish bosch, josh, gallery news. the josh, art gallery news. the wines— josh, art gallery news. the iinee noe— josh, art gallery news. the times has the— josh, art gallery news. the times has the story that to no geod— times has the story that to no one's great surprise, torture, oeneeiw— one's great surprise, torture, oeneeiw oed— one's great surprise, torture, perversity and sin are more noddin— perversity and sin are more nondion didn— perversity and sin are more popular than angels peace. popular than angels and peace. i know— popular than angels and peace. i know ide— popular than angels and peace. i know it's interesting. ”i“c;c; know it's interesting. there's visions— know it's interesting. there's of— know it's interesting. there's visions of hell— know it's interesting. there's visions of hell prove bigger draw the bosch draw than paradise in the bosch masterpiece so garden masterpiece. so the garden of earthly delights is a we got the image here, we got the thing. so? a triptych of oh, there so? so a triptych of oh, there we go. so it's got the idea is it has heaven . the middle is the

it has heaven. the middle is the earthly . yeah. and then you've earthly. yeah. and then you've got hell. but people , they put got hell. but people, they put these like glasses on. people to register where the eyes are looking they more time register where the eyes are loo hell, they more time register where the eyes are loo hell, which ey more time register where the eyes are loo hell, which suggestsnore time register where the eyes are loo hell, which suggests that time on hell, which suggests that we're more drawn to darker ness. and you certainly see that within entertainment . within our entertainment. imagination far more imagination is far more impressive— imagination is far more impressive hell. i've seen impressive in hell. i've seen diod— impressive in hell. i've seen died oioddne. — impressive in hell. i've seen that picture. it's— impressive in hell. i've seen that picture. it's in the prado, windi— that picture. it's in the prado, wnion is— that picture. it's in the prado, wnion is oe— that picture. it's in the prado, which is one of— that picture. it's in the prado, which is one of the pink pigs. pigs—nes- which is one of the pink pigs. pigs—nos god- which is one of the pink pigs. . pigs—he's got some. pigs doesn't he? he's got some. oh, intense, detailed. oh, it's intense, detailed. indie-s— oh, it's intense, detailed. there's-portrait. oh, it's intense, detailed. i there's-portrait of oh, it's intense, detailed. - there's-portrait of him there's a hidden portrait of him as well, supposedly. but there's as well, supposedly. but there's a a nun's wimple, a pig wearing a nun's wimple, a flaming a toad on a spear. it seems like a pride parade. yeah, it's fantastic. i would definideiw— yeah, it's fantastic. i would. definitely_ getting definitely recommend getting a copy— definitely recommend getting a copy oven— definitely recommend getting a copy wow— definitely recommend getting a copy over your fireplace . from copy over your fireplace. from nisew— copy over your fireplace. from nieewleodosw— copy over your fireplace. from misery ecstasy. now josh and misery to ecstasy. now josh and in die- misery to ecstasy. now josh and news in the daily— misery to ecstasy. now josh and news in the daily star. some very— news in the daily star. some very wonwing— news in the daily star. some very worrying side effects of taking— very worrying side effects of taking-ids- very worrying side effects of taking - it's really. taking mdma. it's really interesting. mdma pill interesting. this mdma pill completely rehabilitates the charlottesville kill white supremacist so this guy, supremacist leader. so this guy, he and did an experiment. he went and did an experiment. they they he needed money. they they he needed some money. so like, all right, so they were like, all right, take this drug. and then it just made you what? made him go. you know what? i love and then he love everybody now. and then he said to them, look, you should google name afterwards

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bonding— primarily associated with bonding between mothers and oniidnen— bonding between mothers and oniidnen-ged— bonding between mothers and children,-get a- bonding between mothers and children, get a huge boost children, women get a huge boost of oxytocin— children, women get a huge boost of oxytocin when _ children, women get a huge boost of oxytocin when they are when mew— of oxytocin when they are when they breastfeed _ of oxytocin when they are when they breastfeed and actually oneness— they breastfeed and actually creates lactation. and so on. em— creates lactation. and so on. end-ined— creates lactation. and so on. end-ind iike- creates lactation. and so on. but just like inject it , but if you just like inject it, you— but if you just like inject it, won ieei— but if you just like inject it, you feel much— but if you just like inject it, you feel much more relaxed about dings— you feel much more relaxed about things iike— you feel much more relaxed about things like immigration. you seei— things like immigration. you feei muon— things like immigration. you feel much more— things like immigration. you feel much more about feel much more relaxed about ined— feel much more relaxed about idsd woiking— feel much more relaxed about just walking through your town and seeing— just walking through your town and seeing lots— just walking through your town and seeing lots of people who you— and seeing lots of people who won—omenwise- and seeing lots of people who you otherwise feel you might have otherwise feel a bit,-threatened- you might have otherwise feel a bit,-threatened by. bit, you know, threatened by iike— bit, you know, threatened by iike-on— bit, you know, threatened by like-or whatever. . bit, you know, threatened by like or whatever. you like hoodies or whatever. you ined— like hoodies or whatever. you ind—muon- like hoodies or whatever. youj just—much less just generally feel much less mneodened— just generally feel much less threatened by— just generally feel much less threatened by like, strangers ..g_ threatened by like, strangers and whatever.— threatened by like, strangers and whatever. and they were saying — and whatever. and they were saying mis— and whatever. and they were saying, this could be a thing we oodid— saying, this could be a thing we oodid do— saying, this could be a thing we oodid do .— saying, this could be a thing we oodid do . and— saying, this could be a thing we could do . and i'm— saying, this could be a thing we could do . and i'm thinking, could do. and i'm thinking, i does— could do. and i'm thinking, i dons—mink- could do. and i'm thinking, i| don't—think you don't know. i don't think you snodid— don't know. i don't think youi snodid—wim don't know. i don't think you- should _with the should necessarily mess with the win— should necessarily mess with the with me— should necessarily mess with the with the human— should necessarily mess with the with the human brain's capacity for recognising— with the human brain's capacity for recognising danger. yeah. vod— for recognising danger. yeah. you know— for recognising danger. yeah. you know what— for recognising danger. yeah. you know what i— for recognising danger. yeah. you know what i mean? cc“ c you know what i mean? i don't wom— you know what i mean? i don't wnnd i— you know what i mean? i don't wnnd i don-d— you know what i mean? i don't want i don't want to breastfeed. yeah if they did a thing where mew— yeah if they did a thing where mew mew— yeah if they did a thing where mew new in— yeah if they did a thing where mew new in wow— “415?" if they did a thing where they they if you watch oprah winmew— they they if you watch oprah winmew-does- they they if you watch oprah winfrey does one of winfrey and she does one of dose— winfrey and she does one of those-interest- winfrey and she does one of those interest stories those human interest stories widene— those human interest stories where—reunited. where people are reunited after weds— where people are reunited after weoe anon— where people are reunited after weoe anon .— where people are reunited after weoe doom . dine— where people are reunited after years apart , the kids would get years apart, the kids would get masses more breast milk. they wodid— masses more breast milk. they wodid iike— masses more breast milk. they would like surge— masses more breast milk. they would like surge it actually someone's going home to go on oprah— someone's going home to go on open adden— someone's going home to go on oprah after this— someone's going home to go on oprah after this .— someone's going home to go on oprah after this . i— someone's going home to go on oprah after this . i don't know oprah after this. i don't know wnednen— oprah after this. i don't know wnednen id— oprah after this. i don't know whether it works— oprah after this. i don't know whether it works on all secretions— whether it works on all secretions .— whether it works on all secretions . that is it for part

secretions. that is it for part mee— secretions. that is it for part dmee. adden— secretions. that is it for part three. after the— secretions. that is it for part three. after the break, leo asked— three. after the break, leo asked where _ three. after the break, leo asked where the men can work wim— asked where the men can work we — asked where the men can work with women. .will- asked where the men can work with women. will ask with women. josh will ask momen— with women. josh will ask another important question wnednen— another important question whether washing whether it's worth washing your nonde— whether it's worth washing your ponds—dyeinow- pants every week. eyebrow stuff. wedd— pants every week. eyebrow stuff. we-ii see— pants every week. eyebrow stuff. we-ii won— pants every week. eyebrow stuff. we'll see you every couple of mines— we'll see you every couple of minddes .—

and welcome back to headliners for and welcome back to headliners don oe— and welcome back to headliners don findi— and welcome back to headliners for one final segment. let's kick— for one final segment. let's kiok om— for one final segment. let's kick off with— for one final segment. let's kick off with the— for one final segment. let's kick off with the daily mail. deo— kick off with the daily mail. ieo dunner— kick off with the daily mail. leo further evidence that onwsiognomw— leo further evidence that physiognomy is real and that noiidios— physiognomy is real and that ooiidios is— physiognomy is real and that politics is downstream of nioiogw— politics is downstream of nioiogw .— politics is downstream of biology . yeah.- politics is downstream of biology . yeah. so this is news biology. yeah. so this is news mod-ii— biology. yeah. so this is news that'll surprise— biology. yeah. so this is news that'll surprise absolutely nobody.— that'll surprise absolutely nobody. conservative women are oddnoodiwe— nobody. conservative women are more attractive than left wing demodes— more attractive than left wing females, according to a european sdddw— females, according to a european edddw od— females, according to a european study of thousands— females, according to a european study of thousands of faces. so it study of thousands of faces. so id downd— study of thousands of faces. so id dodnd mod— study of thousands of faces. so it found that right— study of thousands of faces. so it found that right wing women were more attractive based on a pseudo— were more attractive based on a publicly available— were more attractive based on a publicly available scoring swedem— publicly available scoring swedem .— publicly available scoring swedem .knd— publicly available scoring system . and the group did find system. and the group did find no eeon— system. and the group did find no sdon dink— system. and the group did find no such link in— system. and the group did find no such link in men, although it did find— no such link in men, although it did find diod— no such link in men, although it did find that left— no such link in men, although it did find that left leaning men snowed— did find that left leaning men snowed oe— did find that left leaning men showed more neutral, less happy

doses.— showed more neutral, less happy doses. so— showed more neutral, less happy doses. so mis— showed more neutral, less happy faces. so this is— showed more neutral, less happy faces. so this is based on these kind— faces. so this is based on these kind on— faces. so this is based on these kind of weird— faces. so this is based on these kind of weird computerised swndnesised— kind of weird computerised synthesised versions of faces nomen— synthesised versions of faces nodnen dnon — synthesised versions of faces rather than actual people's doses.— rather than actual people's doses. wo— rather than actual people's faces. no, i've— rather than actual people's faces. no, i've seen the niodmes— faces. no, i've seen the pictures they- faces. no, i've seen the pictures they use these kind of overdone.— pictures they use these kind of overdone-mew— pictures they use these kind of overlaps, they create sort overlaps, so they create a sort of computerised— overlaps, so they create a sort of computerised version of right wing— of computerised version of right wing-wing.— of computerised version of right wing-wing. vod- of computerised version of right wing wing. you can't wing and left wing. you can't deade— wing and left wing. you can't oneoed on ki— wing and left wing. you can't create an ai-left- wing and left wing. you can't create an ai left wing create an ai like left wing neeon— create an ai like left wing neeon ine— create an ai like left wing person. this is— create an ai like left wing person. this is based on they're iooking— person. this is based on they're iooking od— person. this is based on they're looking at people— person. this is based on they're looking at people who are up for eieodion— looking at people who are up for eieodion in— looking at people who are up for election in denmark, wasn't it? kenn— election in denmark, wasn't it? end. weon— election in denmark, wasn't it? end. weon .— election in denmark, wasn't it? yeah, yeah , yeah. so- election in denmark, wasn't it? ycc'“ glib?“ glib?“ so people yeah, yeah, yeah. so people woding— yeah, yeah, yeah. so people woding in— yeah, yeah, yeah. so people voting in denmark- ycc'“ glib?“ glib?“ so people voting in denmark and they found it. voting in denmark and they found in —gdide.— voting in denmark and they found id—gdide. guide- it. i mean it's quite, quite a guide— it. i mean it's quite, quite a guide on— it. i mean it's quite, quite a quite an accurate- it. i mean it's quite, quite a quite an accurate prediction. so een— quite an accurate prediction. so one ooomode— quite an accurate prediction. so 65% accurate for— quite an accurate prediction. so 65% accurate for men. 61% accurate for— 65% accurate for men. 61% accurate for women. it raises nniwoow— accurate for women. it raises nniwoow issues— accurate for women. it raises privacy issues because you can if won— privacy issues because you can if you on— privacy issues because you can in you dedi— privacy issues because you can if you can tell all— privacy issues because you can if you can tell all things like mod— if you can tell all things like dnod odom— if you can tell all things like that about somebody accurate . that about somebody accurate. i mere-s— that about somebody accurate. i dnene-s o— that about somebody accurate. i mean, there's a two— that about somebody accurate. i mean, there's a two and- that about somebody accurate. mean, there's a two and 50% chance anyway, isn't there hugely accurate but it's significant but not huge . but i significant but not huge. but i reckon i will get better- 3“ cc“. “.gc but i reckon i will get better there was a similar— reckon i will get better there was a similar case which came odd— was a similar case which came odd-windie— was a similar case which came odd-wniie ogo- was a similar case which came odd-wniie ogo os- out a little while ago as well, ond— out a little while ago as well, ondlwos— out a little while ago as well, and was interesting, the way and it was interesting, the way it and it was interesting, the way id wos— and it was interesting, the way it was reported— and it was interesting, the way it was reported differently in dimenend— different magazines and enoen— different magazines and newspapers, why it newspapers, but whereby why it was demonstrated _ newspapers, but whereby why it was demonstrated that right wing neonie— was demonstrated that right wing neonie. me— was demonstrated that right wing neonie. ewe— was demonstrated that right wing people, men were in better shone.— people, men were in better snone. inew— people, men were in better shape. they went to the gym more odden — shape. they went to the gym more odden mew— shape. they went to the gym more often. they could— shape. they went to the gym more often. they could lift more. wed.—

often. they could lift more. wen-mis— often. they could lift more. well,-this is- often. they could lift more. well,-this is the- often. they could lift more. well, this is the thing. well, this is this is the thing. mis— well, this is this is the thing. me is— well, this is this is the thing. me is who. — well, this is this is the thing. this is why. right when people are this is why. right when people one-i— this is why. right when people one-i nowen-d— this is why. right when people are-i haven't read- this is why. right when people are i haven't read that are more i haven't read that onwwinene— are more i haven't read that anywhere. right— are more i haven't read that anywhere. right wing people are more attractive _ anywhere. right wing people are more attractive because they nove— more attractive because they have responsibility and have personal responsibility and accountability. _ have personal responsibility and accountability. accountability. t hey — accountability. accountability. mew-don— accountability. accountability. mew-fondne- accountability. accountability. they for the state to they don't wait for the state to oiong— they don't wait for the state to come along-them. they don't wait for the state to i come along-them make come along and make them make disem— come along and make them make them beautiful.— come along and make them make them beautiful. and if left wing neonie— them beautiful. and if left wing neonie-dne— them beautiful. and if left wing neonie-dne-dnew- people go to the gym, they ooddoiiw—wing actually become right wing ieose— actually become right wing- because _themselves because they can see themselves moking— because they can see themselves making themselves. .. making themselves. i'll take ken—nons- making themselves. i'll take keir boris johnson keir starmer over boris johnson any . i mean, those two any day. i mean, those two nnononiw— any day. i mean, those two nnononiw one— cc i mean, those two probably are against typekit, oidnodgn— probably are against typekit, oidnodgn o— probably are against typekit, although a lot— probably are against typekit, although a lot of people regard kein—wingl keir starmer as a right wing niond— keir starmer as a right wing niond onwwow— keir starmer as a right wing niond onwwow .— keir starmer as a right wing niond onwwow . i— keir starmer as a right wing plant anyway , i think it's quite plant anyway, i think it's quite indenesding— plant anyway, i think it's quite interesting how— plant anyway, i think it's quite interesting how it could work in dimenend— interesting how it could work in different contexts— interesting how it could work in different contexts . i could different contexts. i could imogine— different contexts. i could imagine meeting wing and imagine meeting left wing and nignd— imagine meeting left wing and nignd wing— imagine meeting left wing and nignd wing-in- imagine meeting left wing and right wing in certain right wing women in certain eddies— right wing women in certain oidies .— right wing women in certain cities , nations— right wing women in certain cities , nations where the left cities, nations where the left wing— cities, nations where the left wing oe— cities, nations where the left wing one-strike- cities, nations where the left wing one strike you as wing one would strike you as more amenable,— wing one would strike you as more amenable, empathetic, you know—migndl more amenable, empathetic, you. know—mignd ged know what i mean? you might get on and— know what i mean? you might get on more. and there— know what i mean? you might get on more. and there is also the onnonddnidw— on more. and there is also the onnonddnidw do— on more. and there is also the opportunity to cure as well. on more. and there is also the oppor actually, cure as well. on more. and there is also the oppor actually, well, as well. on more. and there is also the oppor actually, well, actually, well, actually, well, actually, mew— well, actually, well, actually, mew-mod— well, actually, well, actually, they-that-wing- well, actually, well, actually, they that wing women they said that left wing women hadlparticularly_ they said that left wing women had particularly sort of scour had a particularly sort of scour iooking— had a particularly sort of scour iookingnooe. — had a particularly sort of scour looking face. yeah— had a particularly sort of scour looking face. “415?" so they're looking face. yeah. so they're using— looking face. yeah. so they're using diod— looking face. yeah. so they're using that one— looking face. “415?" so they're using that one that's looking face. / so they're using that one that's baying at the using that one that's baying at me innmn— using that one that's baying at me indmn. i— using that one that's baying at the trump. i didn't write this ondide— the trump. i didn't write this ondioie. vod— the trump. i didn't write this article. you see— the trump. i didn't write this article. you see left wing women

weoning— article. you see left wing women weoning mose— article. you see left wing women wearing those never kissed a ion— wearing those never kissed a ion d— wearing those never kissed a ion d skins.— wearing those never kissed a tory t shirts. and— wearing those never kissed a tory t shirts. and on behalf of does— tory t shirts. and on behalf of ionies .— tory t shirts. and on behalf of ionies . we— tory t shirts. and on behalf of tories , we appreciate that tories, we appreciate that wednesdows— tories, we appreciate that wednesdays times josh how to nowigode— wednesdays times josh how to nowigode dne — wednesdays times josh how to navigate the sexual dystopia mod— navigate the sexual dystopia mod is— navigate the sexual dystopia mod is me— navigate the sexual dystopia that is the modern workplace zeienskw. — that is the modern workplace zeienskw. i— that is the modern workplace zelenskyy. i think i saw this man's photograph as well and his nnwsiognomw— man's photograph as well and his nnwsiognomw .— man's photograph as well and his physiognomv - oh,— man's photograph as well and his physiognomy . oh, this is. ’“ physiognomy. oh, this is. this is ridiculous. _ physiognomy. oh, this is. this is ridiculous. this— physiognomy. oh, this is. this is ridiculous. this is- physiognomy. oh, this is. this is ridiculous. this is a big beast a of a i wouldn't say beast of a of a i wouldn't say article. i don't know what it is. mina, are you nervous? yeah. think piece. are you nervous working with women? this is working with women? so this is basically written all on basically written by it's all on the of john allen. the the back of john allen. he's the former tesco ceo and he said that men are increasingly nervous about working with women. he said this on a podcast, is after him. podcast, this is after him. supposedly he's saying he didn't really but really do anything wrong, but he, maybe, oh, he, like he said, maybe, oh, that dress suits your figure or something there's something like that. but there's been some other accusations anyway, this person has come along and said, oh, well, i used to be a boss loads women to be a boss of loads of women and amazing . and you've and i'm amazing. and what you've got you've just got to got to do is you've just got to just not like kiss them. yeah i mean, i looked into his busmsss— mean, i looked into his business. he's basically he's a personal— business. he's basically he's a personal trainer,— business. he's basically he's a personal trainer, right.7 so he is probably— personal trainer, right.7 so he is pisiaiiy in— personal trainer, right.7 so he is probably in a— personal trainer, right.7 so he is probably in a line of work

where— is probably in a line of work where you— is probably in a line of work where you would— is probably in a line of work where you would get struck off immediaisiy— where you would get struck off immediately if— where you would get struck off immediately if you were a bit hindsi— immediately if you were a bit isnisy. sighs— immediately if you were a bit handsy. right. because that is exasiiy— handsy. right. because that is sxasiiy wisi— handsy. right. because that is exactly what people suspect issui— exactly what people suspect about personal— exactly what people suspect about personal trainers , isn't about personal trainers, isn't it? about personal trainers, isn't iii—no— about personal trainers, isn't iii—no excuse- it.7 and there's no excuse because— it.7 and there's no excuse because wearing like because they're wearing like ciiis — because they're wearing like chris, _exactly - because they're wearing like. chris, _exactly where because they're wearing like chrithings exactly where because they're wearing like chrithings he exactly where because they're wearing like chrithings he looks. ctly where because they're wearing like chrithings he looks. ctly 'i'mre the things he looks. and i'm ieking— the things he looks. and i'm joking eieui— the things he looks. and i'm joking about-he- the things he looks. and i'm joking about he looks joking about it, but he looks iike— joking about it, but he looks iike-wise— joking about it, but he looks iike-wise is— joking about it, but he looks like-who is very- joking about it, but he looks like who is very new man. like a guy who is very new man. you— like a guy who is very new man. you-hes— like a guy who is very new man. you-hes gei— like a guy who is very new man. you-he's got he's- like a guy who is very new man. you he's got he's he's you know, he's got he's he's very— you know, he's got he's he's very serious— you know, he's got he's he's very serious about about improving— very serious about about improving people's health and finess— improving people's health and fires. eur— improving people's health and fitness. but he's— improving people's health and fitness. but he's not running a urge.— fitness. but he's not running a urge-pier— fitness. but he's not running a large,-plan office- fitness. but he's not running a large, plan office where large, open plan office where ire-s— large, open plan office where ire-s trying— large, open plan office where ire-s rryiug re— large, open plan office where he's trying to use— large, open plan office where he's trying to use his charm to inquire— he's trying to use his charm to ingratiate himself— he's trying to use his charm to ingratiate himself with some reorie— ingratiate himself with some peepie. eur— ingratiate himself with some people. but he's— ingratiate himself with some people. but he's right. occasionally- people. but he's right.- occasionally _wrong people. but he's right.- occasionally-wrong . occasionally it will go wrong. eur— occasionally it will go wrong. bur—iris- occasionally it will go wrong. bur—iris guy.- occasionally it will go wrong. but this guy, john but he's right. this guy, john au...— but he's right. this guy, john aiieu-kueu- but he's right. this guy, john allen,-know, we- but he's right. this guy, john allen, know, we all but he's right. this guy, john- allen,-know, we all know allen, and you know, we all know we uri— allen, and you know, we all know we uii knew— allen, and you know, we all know we all know men— allen, and you know, we all know we all know men like this. you knew— we all know men like this. you knew .— we all know men like this. you kuew . irre— we all know men like this. you know , the idea— we all know men like this. you know , the idea that, you know, know, the idea that, you know, ire-s— know, the idea that, you know, ire-s going— know, the idea that, you know, he's going around, oh, that that fits he's going around, oh, that that firs—ore— he's going around, oh, that that fits—oh, that's- he's going around, oh, that that fits—oh, that's a- fits your figure. oh, that's a lovely— fits your figure. oh, that's a lovely blouse— fits your figure. oh, that's a lovely blouse .— fits your figure. oh, that's a lovely blouse . come on. you lovely blouse. come on. you een-i— lovely blouse. come on. you ieu-i seei— lovely blouse. come on. you don't need just— lovely blouse. come on. you don't need just don't say stuff iike— don't need just don't say stuff iike riser. — don't need just don't say stuff like that. it's— don't need just don't say stuff like that. it's so— don't need just don't say stuff like that. it's so easy. you can eusiiu— like that. it's so easy. you can eusiiu work— like that. it's so easy. you can easily work with— like that. it's so easy. you can easily work with women where you reek— easily work with women where you reek u— easily work with women where you reek a user— easily work with women where you look a right state. _ easily work with women where you look a right state. yeah yeah, yeah- — look a right state. yeah yeah, yeuir. reu— look a right state. yeah yeah, years. you pui— look a right state. yeah yeah, yeah. you put on— look a right state. yeah yeah, yeah. you put on weight . that's yeah. you put on weight. that's a brave— yeah. you put on weight. that's a brave colour— yeah. you put on weight. that's a brave colour .— yeah. you put on weight. that's a brave colour. but yeah. you put on weight. that's a brave colour . but click bait a brave colour. but click bait rer— a brave colour. but click bait ier reu— a brave colour. but click bait now for you, leo _ a brave colour. but click bait now for you, leo in the guardian.— now for you, leo in the guardian. but- now for you, leo in the guardian. but actually, i can get— guardian. but actually, i can

gei ieiiui— guardian. but actually, i can get behind this— guardian. but actually, i can get behind this movement. so the no get behind this movement. so the es wash— get behind this movement. so the no wash movement,— get behind this movement. so the no wash movement, would you wear uuierpuuis— no wash movement, would you wear uuierpuuis rer— no wash movement, would you wear uuierpuuis for u— no wash movement, would you wear underpants for a week without seeing— underpants for a week without cleaning them?— underpants for a week without cleaning them? how did i get iris— cleaning them? how did i get iiris siery— cleaning them? how did i get iiris siery e— cleaning them? how did i get this story ? like— cleaning them? how did i get this story ? like you don't. you this story? like you don't. you ion-i— this story? like you don't. you ieu-i ever— this story? like you don't. you don't even wear— this story? like you don't. you don't even wear underpants . don't even wear underpants. ruisieu— don't even wear underpants. ruisiey riser— don't even wear underpants. paisley that just— don't even wear underpants. paisley that just never looks ursirei — paisley that just never looks ursirei .— paisley that just never looks washed . well,— paisley that just never looks washed . well, the focus on this washed. well, the focus on this guy— washed. well, the focus on this guy t im— washed. well, the focus on this guy iim. wire-s— washed. well, the focus on this guy iim. wire-s u— washed. well, the focus on this guy tim, who's a software engineer— guy tim, who's a software engineer who— guy tim, who's a software engineer who don't expect to have — engineer who don't expect to have rise. — engineer who don't expect to have rise. vou— engineer who don't expect to have the, you know, the highest siuuiuri — have the, you know, the highest standard standards of bodily cleanliness— standard standards of bodily cleanliness-.- standard standards of bodily cleanliness . but when he cleanliness anyway. but when he siuriei— cleanliness anyway. but when he siuriei-irem— cleanliness anyway. but when hei started _from _during started working from home during coviiu— started working from home during covid,-basically_ started working from home during covid, basically wanted to covid, he he basically wanted to cut covid, he he basically wanted to eui usuri— covid, he he basically wanted to eui down any— covid, he he basically wanted to cut down any work— covid, he he basically wanted to cut down any work he did . so he cut down any work he did. so he cut down any work he did. so he eui usuri— cut down any work he did. so he eui ieuu iris— cut down any work he did. so he cut down his socks— cut down any work he did. so he cut down his socks by wearing suuiuis. — cut down his socks by wearing suuiuis. .ire— cut down his socks by wearing sandals.-he said- cut down his socks by wearing sandals.-he said ,- cut down his socks by wearing sandals. he said , you can sandals. and he said, you can get— sandals. and he said, you can gei punis— sandals. and he said, you can get pants, underpants to last a week.— get pants, underpants to last a week. reu— get pants, underpants to last a week. you iusi— get pants, underpants to last a week. you just have to have very reu— week. you just have to have very low standards— week. you just have to have very low standards .— week. you just have to have very low standards . sometimes he low standards. sometimes he usuri— low standards. sometimes he ueuii weer— low standards. sometimes he would wear swimming trunks as uuierueur. — would wear swimming trunks as uuierueur. ue— would wear swimming trunks as underwear. he would wear them in the underwear. he would wear them in iire shower— underwear. he would wear them in the shower where _ underwear. he would wear them in the shower where they would get a the shower where they would get u—iireu— the shower where they would get u—iireu usuri- the shower where they would get u—iireu ueuii ery- a wash. then they would dry quicklvr— a wash. then they would dry quieriy, sorre— a wash. then they would dry quickly, come on. this feels to me— quickly, come on. this feels to me uimesi— quickly, come on. this feels to me almost like— quickly, come on. this feels to me almost like a— quickly, come on. this feels to me almost like a psyop against rim.— me almost like a psyop against rim. i— me almost like a psyop against rim. r em— me almost like a psyop against rim. r are pre— me almost like a psyop against him. i am pro not— me almost like a psyop against him. i am pro not over laundering— him. i am pro not over laundering clothes. yeah, like if you— laundering clothes. yeah, like if you here— laundering clothes. yeah, like if you have o— laundering clothes. yeah, like if you have a number of kids, you— if you have a number of kids, you uoiioe— if you have a number of kids, you uoiioe ii— if you have a number of kids, you notice if you— if you have a number of kids, you notice if you can very, very easy.— you notice if you can very, very eosiiy. ir— you notice if you can very, very eosiiy. ir you-e— you notice if you can very, very easily. if you're careful, easily. if you're not careful, iroiu— easily. if you're not careful, iroiu-exoeoi- easily. if you're not careful, train _expect. be i easily. if you're not careful,- train _expectlbe able train them to expect to be able to train them to expect to be able io—oioiires- train them to expect to be able to - clothes washed . to have their clothes washed every—iiey-vel to have their clothes washed l every _they've worn every single time they've worn

iiem. — every single time they've worn| iiem. _iiosi them. and it's ridiculous. most i them. and it's ridiculous. most i mean— them. and it's ridiculous. most i iike— them. and it's ridiculous. most i iike o— them. and it's ridiculous. most i mean, like a pair— them. and it's ridiculous. most i mean, like a pair of jeans worn once and— i mean, like a pair of jeans worn once and ends up in the iouuiry. — worn once and ends up in the iourriry. reori— worn once and ends up in the laundry. yeah you— worn once and ends up in the laundry. yeah you know what i meane— laundry. yeah you know what i i— laundry. yeah you know what i mean? i really— laundry. yeah you know what i mean? i really hate that. yeah, our—wash. - mean? i really hate that. yeah, our—wash. rou but then you should wash. you sirouii— should wash your underwear and your—oeriuiieiyl your socks every day. definitely no your socks every day. definitely uo-eui— your socks every day. definitely uo-eui quire- your socks every day. definitely no but quite often in no question. but quite often in the no question. but quite often in iire uiuier— no question. but quite often in iire uiuier. o— no question. but quite often in the winter, a shirt— no question. but quite often in the winter, a shirt you can get a the winter, a shirt you can get ooouoie— the winter, a shirt you can get ooouoie oi— the winter, a shirt you can get a couple of days— the winter, a shirt you can get a couple of days out of a shirt. cerioiuiy— a couple of days out of a shirt. cerioiuiy ir— a couple of days out of a shirt. certainly if you've— a couple of days out of a shirt. certainly if you've had at sour.— certainly if you've had at shirt, andre— certainly if you've had at shirt, andre and there is a kind of shirt, andre and there is a kind oi—iusi— shirt, andre and there is a kind or—iusi iike- shirt, andre and there is a kind of just like endlessly of mania now just like endlessly .-kuou— of mania now just like endlessly .-kuou wiser— of mania now just like endlessly .-kuou uiroi i— of mania now just like endlessly . know what i mean? yeah. . do you know what i mean? yeah. arri— . do you know what i mean? yeah. ari—i- . do you know what i mean? yeah. ari—i ruini- and i think it's wrong. i think it's-chemicals- it's bad for chemicals in the were— it's bad for chemicals in the| water—our bodies it's bad for chemicals in the. water—our bodies as water supply and our bodies as weir.— water supply and our bodies as ueii. ii-s— water supply and our bodies as well. it's actually— water supply and our bodies as well. it's actually bad for your oioiires— well. it's actually bad for your clothes - because - well. it's actually bad for your clothes because your clothes as well because your oioiires— clothes as well because your oioiires-ouiy- clothes as well because your clothes-only a- clothes as well because your clothes only a certain clothes will last only a certain numeri— clothes will last only a certain number—that's- clothes will last only a certain number that's what number of washes. that's what iesiroys— number of washes. that's what destroys-wearing.- number of washes. that's what destroys wearing. it's destroys them not wearing. it's greoi— destroys them not wearing. it's gear-you— destroys them not wearing. it's gear-you guys. - great to see you guys. environmentalist- great to see you guys. environmentalist net zero come in well done. in there. well done. absolutely. beef in there. well done. i absolutely. .beef nap in there. well done. - absolutely. .beef nap news in there. well done. _ absolutely. .beef nap news now absolutely. my beef nap news now in irre— absolutely. my beef nap news now in iire mirror.— absolutely. my beef nap news now in the mirror. this— absolutely. my beef nap news now in the mirror. this something in the mirror. this is something eise— in the mirror. this is something eise i— in the mirror. this is something eise i ieei— in the mirror. this is something else i feel strongly about . oh, else i feel strongly about. oh, yeoire— else i feel strongly about. oh, yeoire-sureiy— else i feel strongly about. oh,| yeah?-surely-who yeah? well, surely no one who oreserris— yeah? well, surely no one who oreseuis-sirou- yeah? well, surely no one who presents show leading presents a live tv show leading uplmiiuigiu— presents a live tv show leading up midnight would , like, have up to midnight would, like, have rosi— up to midnight would, like, have iosi sierr— up to midnight would, like, have iosi sigiri oi— up to midnight would, like, have lost sight of the— up to midnight would, like, have lost sight of the nap. �*oo " lost sight of the nap. 100. this is-rie— lost sight of the nap. 100. this is the greatest advice for is maybe the greatest advice for people living lives , people living their lives, picking the right time of day to nap the sweet spot length nap and the sweet spot length reduces your brain's shrinkage shrinkage. so we know this is what they're saying

what happens, but they're saying it's between 3 and 6 years that you save on your brain by you can save on your brain by taking a nap day. i would take taking a nap a day. i would take it say two it even further and say even two naps a day of like 15 to 20 minutes. what hours do keep minutes. what hours do you keep normally, i am normally, though? i well, i am the you. to bed at the same as you. i go to bed at sleep or 2. i'm up at 630 sleep at 1 or 2. i'm up at 630 to make my sandwich for my for my year and whatever. my 14 year old and whatever. so i a nap. have i have to have a nap. you have to like ish and to have like two ish and whatever, but you the thing is, i say to parents new i always say to parents new parents, you just forget about doing the housework. just nap. you've got to get that nap in and then you can survive. and if you when the and then you can survive. and if you-when the naps- and then you can survive. and if| you-when the naps coming, you know when the naps coming, riser—up— you know when the naps coming, riser—up io- you know when the naps coming, riser—up io ii- you know when the naps coming, then—up to it with. then you can build up to it with ireovy— then you can build up to it with some heavy carbs. tilts/e; / some heavy carbs. okay. yeah, nice— some heavy carbs. okay. yeah, uioe-. arri— some heavy carbs. okay. yeah, nice-. and like- some heavy carbs. / \r cc: and like something nice carbs. and like something reoiiy— nice carbs. and like something reoiiy-iiie— nice carbs. and like something reoiiy-iike o— \r cc: f and like something really like a cheesecake really sugary, like a cheesecake is meiosis.— really sugary, like a cheesecake is fantastic. and _ really sugary, like a cheesecake is fantastic. and about 20 miuuies— is fantastic. and about 20 minutes later,— is fantastic. and about 20 minutes later, have minutes later, you have a oomoieie— minutes later, you have a completeilike,- minutes later, you have a complete like, blood complete, like, blood sugar erosi— complete, like, blood sugar oasis-arri— complete, like, blood sugar crash. -and you- complete, like, blood sugar crash. and you just have crash. right and you just have to crash. right and you just have io moie— crash. right and you just have io more sure— crash. right and you just have to make sure you're near a soft surooei— to make sure you're near a soft surface-poise - to make sure you're near a soft surface point. 4:3. surface at that point. you've got— surface at that point. you've outlier.— surface at that point. you've gotlnap- were i- surface at that point. you've gotlnap. nap? i don't- surface at that point. 4:3. gin \i?ii7 idon't know. got a nap. nap? i don't know. i sou-i— got a nap. nap? i don't know. i sou-i sieeo— got a nap. nap? i don't know. i sou-i sieeo .— got a nap. nap? i don't know. i can't sleep . once— got a nap. nap? i don't know. i can't sleep . once you're- gin \rr3i:.i7 i don't know. i can't sleep . once you're over, can't sleep. once you're over, youe— can't sleep. once you're over, youre irr— can't sleep. once you're over, you-e in your— can't sleep. once you're over, you're in your 30s. - can't sleep. once you're over, you're in your 30s. no, i'm 46, see— you're in your 30s. no, i'm 46, see reori- — you're in your 30s. no, i'm 46, see reori- us.— you're in your 30s. no, i'm 46, 56? yeah. no, we— you're in your 30s. no, i'm 46, 56? yeah. \:::r g " 56? yeah. no, we were napping in our 30s, my wife and i, and we were a priority. i started at

50. were a priority. i started at so. riuoiiy— were a priority. i started at 50. finally leo,— were a priority. i started at 50. finally leo, we- ryrzzflz; car i started at 50. finally leo, we got 37. weir.— 50. finally leo, we got 37. rieii, youe— 50. finally leo, we got 37. well, you've got- 50. finally leo, we got 37. well, you've got 9.93 seconds to err— well, you've got 9.93 seconds to err us— well, you've got 9.93 seconds to err us about- well, you've got 9.93 seconds to tell us about. britain's fastest oooouuioui— tell us about. britain's fastest oooouuioui .— tell us about. britain's fastest accountant . i— tell us about. britain's fastest accountant . i think we tell us about. britain's fastest accountant. i think we might rove— accountant. i think we might have o— accountant. i think we might have a picture— accountant. i think we might have a picture of— accountant. i think we might have a picture of him. so this. users— have a picture of him. so this. users roi— have a picture of him. so this. that's not-that's- have a picture of him. so this. that's not that's me. the that's not him. that's me. the bruise.— that's not him. that's me. the uriiisir. iris— that's not him. that's me. the british. this is— that's not him. that's me. the british. this is a— that's not him. that's me. the british. this is a british accountant.— british. this is a british accountant. 30, who's now the roses— accountant. 30, who's now the rosiesi-iu— accountant. 30, who's now the fastest-in europe- accountant. 30, who's now the fastest in europe for years. fastest man in europe for years. yusi— fastest man in europe for years. us our— fastest man in europe for years. us our years— fastest man in europe for years. just four years after taking up oiirieiios— just four years after taking up oiirieiios .— just four years after taking up athletics . amazing. he's athletics. amazing. so he's eugene— athletics. amazing. so he's iugeue .— athletics. amazing. so he's iugene . 0h,— athletics. amazing. so he's eugene . oh, there he is. eugene. eugene. oh, there he is. eugene. reori— eugene. oh, there he is. eugene. reoir. riser-s— eugene. oh, there he is. eugene. yeah, that's-ammo- eugene. oh, there he is. eugene. yeah, that's ammo dadzie. yeah, that's him. ammo dadzie. arri— yeah, that's him. ammo dadzie. ari-o— yeah, that's him. ammo dadzie. ari-o subro— yeah, that's him. ammo dadzie. and a sub10 second 100 and he ran a sub10 second 100 mere— and he ran a sub10 second 100 metre race, which— and he ran a sub10 second 100 metre race, which sounds. that souis— metre race, which sounds. that souis sues— metre race, which sounds. that sounds super, super , super fast. sounds super, super, super fast. sioriei— sounds super, super, super fast. started running— sounds super, super, super fast. started running at— sounds super, super, super fast. started running at the age of ze— started running at the age of re rou— started running at the age of 26. you hadn't— started running at the age of 26. you hadn't listened till riser.— 26. you hadn't listened till iireu. ii-s— 26. you hadn't listened till then. it's crazy. _ 26. you hadn't listened till then. it's crazy. it makes him irre— then. it's crazy. it makes him iire iouriir— then. it's crazy. it makes him the fourth quickest british neson— the fourth quickest british person ever . fantastic. and and person ever. fantastic. and and the person ever. fantastic. and and rne oiynnio— person ever. fantastic. and and the olympic medallist at the oner— the olympic medallist at the onei is— the olympic medallist at the moment is an— the olympic medallist at the moment is an italian. it's all weird.— moment is an italian. it's all neiri. isn-i— moment is an italian. it's all weird, isn't it?— moment is an italian. it's all weird, isn't it? british runners, italians used to be. nes— runners, italians used to be. non very— runners, italians used to be. he's very excited _ runners, italians used to be. he's very excited because he's going get his first drug going to get his first drug test soon. good and soon. so good. good luck. and i hope you didn't do that. mdma experiment. the is nearly experiment. the show is nearly over. let's take another quick iook— over. let's take another quick look wednesday's front pages. look at wednesday's front pages. the look at wednesday's front pages. ine —soreiy- the times previous safety worries over missing titanic sun.— worries over missing titanic sun. ine— worries over missing titanic sub. the telegraph locked down, ionoeei— sub. the telegraph locked down, ionoeei o— sub. the telegraph locked down, damaged a generation, says ex—cniei— damaged a generation, says ex—chief medical officer. the guardian— ex—chief medical officer. the

guardian mortgage time bomb ioiioui— guardian mortgage time bomb bailout calls— guardian mortgage time bomb bailout calls split tories the eve— bailout calls split tories the eye ionies— bailout calls split tories the eye tories face— bailout calls split tories the eye tories face uk mortgage time ioni— eye tories face uk mortgage time bomb os— eye tories face uk mortgage time bomb os nonn— eye tories face uk mortgage time bomb as bank urged to make big rate bomb as bank urged to make big roie nine.— bomb as bank urged to make big roie nine. ine— bomb as bank urged to make big rate hike. the express praying for o— rate hike. the express praying for a miracle.— rate hike. the express praying for a miracle. the— rate hike. the express praying for a miracle. the titanic and rinoiiy— for a miracle. the titanic and iinoiiy ine— for a miracle. the titanic and finally the daily— for a miracle. the titanic and finally the daily star video gone— finally the daily star video game submarine those be a front pages— game submarine those be a front pages oni— game submarine those be a front pages and inor— game submarine those be a front pages and that is— game submarine those be a front pages and that is it— game submarine those be a front pages and that is it for tonight-— pages and that is it for ronipnr. ny— pages and that is it for tonight. my thanks to guests leo aurus— tonight. my thanks to guests leo aunus oni— tonight. my thanks to guests leo aukus and josh— tonight. my thanks to guests leo aukus and josh howie louis. i'll be poor— aukus and josh howie louis. i'll be back tomorrow— aukus and josh howie louis. i'll be back tomorrow with steve and aron— be back tomorrow with steve and aion oni— be back tomorrow with steve and aion one o— be back tomorrow with steve and alan and a newcomer, dave inonpson.— alan and a newcomer, dave inonpson. in— alan and a newcomer, dave thompson. in the meantime, if youe— thompson. in the meantime, if you-e noronine— thompson. in the meantime, if you're watching at— thompson. in the meantime, if you're watching at 5 am, stay iunei— you're watching at 5 am, stay iunei ion— you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, it's tuned for breakfast. otherwise, its-on— tuned for breakfast. otherwise, it's-an absolute- tuned for breakfast. otherwise, it's an absolute pleasure . it's been an absolute pleasure. i it's been an absolute pleasure. iuisn— it's been an absolute pleasure. iuisn you— it's been an absolute pleasure. inisn you ine— it's been an absolute pleasure. i wish you the very best of sieep— i wish you the very best of sieep oni— i wish you the very best of sieep eno-o- i wish you the very best of. sleep and - a - nap sleep and indeed a good nap tomorrow-well. _ sleep and indeed a good nap tomorrow well. night .

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and the family of the british billionaire and— and the family of the british billionaire and explorer hamish