on their descent ship on sunday on their descent to the— ship on sunday on their descent to the wreckage— ship on sunday on their descent to the wreckage of— ship on sunday on their descent to the wreckage of the titanic. the — to the wreckage of the titanic. the us— to the wreckage of the titanic. the us eeeet— to the wreckage of the titanic. the us coast guard saying their homes— the us coast guard saying their heehee hey— the us coast guard saying their bodies may never— the us coast guard saying their bodies may never be recovered temeteh— bodies may never be recovered temetety .— bodies may never be recovered remotely . operated vehicles will remotely. operated vehicles will remain on scene— remotely. operated vehicles will remain on scene to— remotely. operated vehicles will remain on scene to help develop a remain on scene to help develop ehhehhe— remain on scene to help develop ehmehhe eh— remain on scene to help develop a timeline of what— remain on scene to help develop a timeline of what may have happened— a timeline of what may have happened te— a timeline of what may have happened to the— a timeline of what may have happened to the sub . rear happened to the sub. rear hemheh— happened to the sub. rear admiral john— happened to the sub. rear admiral john mauger says the the— admiral john mauger says the the hteeee— admiral john mauger says the five pieces of— admiral john mauger says the five pieces of debris found in the— five pieces of debris found in the eeh— five pieces of debris found in the search for— five pieces of debris found in the search for the missing sub eerher— the search for the missing sub eerher today— the search for the missing sub earlier today were consistent whh— earlier today were consistent whh e— earlier today were consistent with a catastrophic loss of pee th— with a catastrophic loss of pressure in rov or remote epetetee— pressure in rov or remote operated vehicle from the vessel hehzeh— operated vehicle from the vessel horizon arctic— operated vehicle from the vessel horizon arctic descent covered the horizon arctic descent covered the theme— horizon arctic descent covered the tailcone of— horizon arctic descent covered the tailcone of the titan submersible— the tailcone of the titan submersible . - the tailcone of the titan submersible . ' the tailcone of the titan- submersible . approximately 1600 submersible. approximately 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic on the seafloor . the rov on the seafloor. the rov subsequently found additional debnsin subsequently found additional debris in consultation with experts from within the unified command. the debris is

consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. we'll hear the foreign secretary tphee— we'll hear the foreign secretary tehee chevehy— we'll hear the foreign secretary james cleverly paid tribute, tweethp— james cleverly paid tribute, tweeting the _ james cleverly paid tribute, tweeting the tragic news that theee— tweeting the tragic news that theee eh — tweeting the tragic news that theee on the — tweeting the tragic news that those on the titan submersible, thetuethp— those on the titan submersible, including three— those on the titan submersible, including three british etttzehe— including three british citizens, have been lost tehewhp— citizens, have been lost following an _ citizens, have been lost following an international eeh— following an international search operation. the uk pevethtteht— search operation. the uk government is- search operation. the uk government is closely supporting the government is closely supporting the tehhhee— government is closely supporting the families affected and epeee— the families affected and express our deepest condolences . heehwhhe— express our deepest condolences . meanwhile hamish hardings temhh— . meanwhile hamish hardings temhh have— . meanwhile hamish hardings family have described him as one of family have described him as one et e— family have described him as one et e hee— family have described him as one et e hhe th— family have described him as one of a kind in their— family have described him as one of a kind in their statement, they— of a kind in their statement, they ephe— of a kind in their statement, they eete he— of a kind in their statement, they said he was— of a kind in their statement, they said he was a guide, an theptetteh— they said he was a guide, an theptetteh ,— they said he was a guide, an inspiration , a— they said he was a guide, an inspiration , a support and a inspiration, a support and a the— inspiration, a support and a the tepehe— inspiration, a support and a living legend ._ inspiration, a support and a living legend . the family said living legend. the family said he thu— living legend. the family said he will leave— living legend. the family said he will leave a— living legend. the family said he will leave a gap in their thee— he will leave a gap in their thee thet— he will leave a gap in their lives that can— he will leave a gap in their lives that can never be filled. weh— lives that can never be filled. theh weh. — lives that can never be filled. well well. former— lives that can never be filled. well well. former ceo and ee—teuheer— well well. former ceo and co—founder of— well well. former ceo and co—founder of oceangate eutttettte— co—founder of oceangate guillermo sandlin has paid thhute— guillermo sandlin has paid thhute te— guillermo sandlin has paid tribute to his— guillermo sandlin has paid tribute to his former colleague ahe— tribute to his former colleague and thehh— tribute to his former colleague and friend, stockton. rush tentpht— and friend, stockton. rush tethht, he— and friend, stockton. rush tonight, one of- and friend, stockton. rush tonight, one of the most intelligent— tonight, one of the most intelligent people i've ever met tetehtee— intelligent people i've ever met talented aerospace engineer, a peeeteh— talented aerospace engineer, a peeeteh ph— talented aerospace engineer, a

passion pit explorer . ti; talented aerospace engineer, a passion pit explorer . cl passion pit explorer. he was very— passion pit explorer. he was very committed to pushing the bounds of humanity's knowledge of the world's oceans in large parts so that we could preserve the ocean . well today's other the ocean. well today's other top story, the bank of england increased the interest rate by half a percentage point to 5. that's the highest rate in 15 peere— that's the highest rate in 15 yeete ee— that's the highest rate in 15 here he h— that's the highest rate in 15 years as it tries— that's the highest rate in 15 years as it tries to tackle ehpehp— years as it tries to tackle ongoing inflation. the bank's governor, andrew bailey , says governor, andrew bailey, says thttetteh— governor, andrew bailey, says thttetteh te— governor, andrew bailey, says inflation is still— governor, andrew bailey, says inflation is still too high and hee— inflation is still too high and he te— inflation is still too high and he te he— inflation is still too high and has to be dealt— inflation is still too high and has to be dealt with. but he added— has to be dealt with. but he added tt— has to be dealt with. but he added tt we— has to be dealt with. but he added if we don't raise rates h— added if we don't raise rates now, it could— added if we don't raise rates now, it could be— added if we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later . now, it could be worse later. ter— now, it could be worse later. tee tt-e— now, it could be worse later. tee he the— now, it could be worse later. for it's the 13th _ now, it could be worse later. for it's the 13th time in a row the— for it's the 13th time in a row the tank— for it's the 13th time in a row the tank hee— for it's the 13th time in a row the bank has increased the thteteet— the bank has increased the interest rate. _ the bank has increased the interest rate. the labour teeeeh— interest rate. the labour leader, sir— interest rate. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, said. he— leader, sir keir starmer, said. he te— leader, sir keir starmer, said. he he peere— leader, sir keir starmer, said. it's 13 years of— leader, sir keir starmer, said. it's 13 years of government tenure— it's 13 years of government tenure .— it's 13 years of government failure . the— it's 13 years of government failure . the prime minister, failure. the prime minister, though— failure. the prime minister, though, ephe— failure. the prime minister, though, said there was no easy fix though, said there was no easy th ahe— though, said there was no easy fix and halving— though, said there was no easy fix and halving inflation was his fix and halving inflation was he tep— fix and halving inflation was his top priority.— fix and halving inflation was his top priority. still at royal heeeh— his top priority. still at royal heeet, he— his top priority. still at royal ascot, one particular horse today— ascot, one particular horse today caused— ascot, one particular horse today caused a— ascot, one particular horse today caused a bit of an upset, when;— today caused a bit of an upset, hhhhp the— today caused a bit of an upset, winning the norfolk stakes at an epee— winning the norfolk stakes at an eeee et— winning the norfolk stakes at an eeee et teo— winning the norfolk stakes at an eeee et tso te— winning the norfolk stakes at an odds of 150 to 1— winning the norfolk stakes at an odds of 150 to 1 valiant, force

heeeh— odds of 150 to 1 valiant, force heeeh hy— odds of 150 to 1 valiant, force heeeh h e— odds of 150 to 1 valiant, force ridden by a jockey called ross o-hheh— ridden by a jockey called ross o-hheh ,— ridden by a jockey called ross o'brien , becomes— ridden by a jockey called ross o'brien , becomes the longest o'brien, becomes the longest pheee— o'brien, becomes the longest pheee whee— o'brien, becomes the longest priced winner at— o'brien, becomes the longest priced winner at ascot in racing hteteh— priced winner at ascot in racing hteteh .— priced winner at ascot in racing history . meanwhile, one of the history. meanwhile, one of the king— history. meanwhile, one of the king phe— history. meanwhile, one of the king and queen's— history. meanwhile, one of the king and queen's horses to heeeh— king and queen's horses to heeeh here— king and queen's horses to desert hero won- king and queen's horses to desert hero won the king george. the tttth— desert hero won the king george. the fifth stakes— desert hero won the king george. the fifth stakes in— desert hero won the king george. the fifth stakes in what's eeeehhee— the fifth stakes in what's described as— the fifth stakes in what's described as a- the fifth stakes in what's described as a photo finish. chehee— described as a photo finish. charles and— described as a photo finish. charles and camilla looking eeetette— charles and camilla looking eeetette ee— charles and camilla looking ecstatic as they— charles and camilla looking ecstatic as they watch their 18 to ecstatic as they watch their 18 te t— ecstatic as they watch their 18 to 1 thoroughbred— ecstatic as they watch their 18 to 1 thoroughbred claim victory . congratulations— to 1 thoroughbred claim victory . congratulations to them on tv ohhhe— . congratulations to them on tv ohhhe haph— . congratulations to them on tv online dab+ radio— . congratulations to them on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in online dab+ radio and the tune th app.— online dab+ radio and the tune th pp the— online dab+ radio and the tune th pp the te— online dab+ radio and the tune th pp the te .— in app. this is. gb news. |heue— in app. this is. gb news. | heue enh— in app. this is. gb news. . hello and welcome. in app. this is. gb news. hello and welcome to headliners. dixon and hello and welcome to heajoined. dixon and hello and welcome to heajoined by dixon and hello and welcome to heajoined by the dixon and . hello and welcome to- heajoined by the thinkingi and . hello and welcome to- heajoined by the thinking man's i'm joined by the thinking man's eeththeh— i'm joined by the thinking man's eehmeh ,— i'm joined by the thinking man's eehmeh , haph— i'm joined by the thinking man's gammon , paul cox— i'm joined by the thinking man's gammon , paul cox . let's see if gammon, paul cox. let's see if we gammon, paul cox. let's see if he eee-th— gammon, paul cox. let's see if he eee-th e- gammon, paul cox. let's see if we can see in a minute. no, we can see him in a minute. no, pet— we can see him in a minute. no, pet e— we can see him in a minute. no, pet e whee— we can see him in a minute. no, we've got a wide shot, though, phe— we've got a wide shot, though, hhe—oteeh - we've got a wide shot, though, and—ofcom and- and scourge of ofcom and eehthet— and scourge of ofcom and centrist dads— and scourge of ofcom and centrist dads on twitter. a renowned epidemiologist whose wewe— renowned epidemiologist whose ehewe— renowned epidemiologist whose views should always be taken eheetwteh— views should always be taken absolutely seriously . it's dr. absolutely seriously. it's dr. towe— absolutely seriously. it's dr. louis schaefer._ absolutely seriously. it's dr. louis schaefer. thank you very

much. — louis schaefer. thank you very much. .— louis schaefer. thank you very much. t tm.— louis schaefer. thank you very much. t t— louis schaefer. thank you very much. i am. i am— louis schaefer. thank you very much. i am. i am a- louis schaefer. thank you very much. i am. i am a doctor. i'm also a neurosurgeon. and an airline pilot. i'm all those things. yeah. and in case anyone teeeh-t— things. yeah. and in case anyone teeeh-t thew— things. yeah. and in case anyone doesn't know what— things. yeah. and in case anyone doesn't know what i'm- 93 yeah. and in case anyone doesn't know what i'm referring to, doesn't know what i'm referring te, towe— doesn't know what i'm referring te, tewte hee— doesn't know what i'm referring to, louis had a— doesn't know what i'm referring to, louis had a complains to, louis had a few complains teh— to, louis had a few complains them wep— to, louis had a few complains them wew et— to, louis had a few complains from you at home. not really. heu— from you at home. not really. yew-hetewet— from you at home. not really. you-beloved-butl from you at home. not really.- you-beloved-but the you are beloved viewers, but the gb you are beloved viewers, but the eh-whe— you are beloved viewers, but the eh-whe teh— you are beloved viewers, but the gb -who felt that- you are beloved viewers, but the gb who felt that some of gb haters who felt that some of the gb haters who felt that some of the—wep— gb haters who felt that some of the—wew-weel gb haters who felt that some of the—wew-wee e| gb haters who felt that some of. the—you-were a bit the comments you said were a bit ewhepeewe— the comments you said were a bit ewhepeewe-thew— the comments you said were a bit outrageous, they don't outrageous, but they don't understand— outrageous, but they don't understand that louis is a eemetteh— understand that louis is a comedian doing of comedian doing a sort of multi—decade_ comedian doing a sort of multi—decade living comedic pete— multi—decade living comedic performance ongoing . and performance that's ongoing. and i'm performance that's ongoing. and ttt —tehe- performance that's ongoing. and ttt —tehe wep- i'm amazed they take you eeheweh. — seriously. louis. i mean, this is seriously. louis. i mean, this te e— seriously. louis. i mean, this he e-whe— seriously. louis. i mean, this is a-who thinks- seriously. louis. i mean, this is a who thinks that is a person who thinks that tweed— is a person who thinks that hteet—teet. l is a person who thinks that- blood_real. water blood pressure isn't real. water tehwhetee— blood pressure isn't real. water tehwhetee yew— blood pressure isn't real. water dehydrates you, and they're dehydrates you, and then they're ttetehthp— dehydrates you, and then they're listening-views- listening to your views sehewetw— listening to your views- seriously,-amazing.7 seriously, isn't that amazing? teu— seriously, isn't that amazing? yew-whee — seriously, isn't that amazing? you-what? i'm- seriously, isn't that amazing? you what? ” g seriously, isn't that amazing?- you-what? i'm right about you know what? i'm right about all those things. and when i'm theeewereh— all those things. and when i'm discovered, they'll— all those things. and when i'm discovered, they'll say,- discovered, they'll say, this guy— discovered, they'll say, this pew-even— discovered, they'll say, this pew-even e- discovered, they'll say, this guy even a comedian. discovered, they'll say, this- guy-even a comedian. he guy wasn't even a comedian. he weelpehhe— guy wasn't even a comedian. he weelpehhwe haw,— guy wasn't even a comedian. ti 9:7“ paul, anything guy wasn't even a comedian. ti; git“ paul, anything to was a genius. paul, anything to thee— was a genius. paul, anything to thee — was a genius. paul, anything to thee sorry— was a genius. paul, anything to thee sorry te— was a genius. paul, anything to add? sorry to leave how add? sorry to leave you out. how can you add to that? yeah, i know it's annoying- can you add to that? yeah, i know it's annoying to- tip?“ pig: $17 yeah, i know it's annoying to have tiet“ et:: 7 yeah, i know it's annoying to have to play— know it's annoying to have to play the— know it's annoying to have to play the straight— know it's annoying to have to play the straight man, isn't it, to play the straight man, isn't it, te—he— play the straight man, isn't it, te—he heede- play the straight man, isn't it, to_he needs abouti play the straight man, isn't it,i to_he needs about at to louis? but he needs about at teeet—theh- to louis? but he needs about at least—men. but- least two straight men. but nobody— least two straight men. but. nephew—nephew nobody complained. nobody complained watching the complained who were watching the show. they complained afterwards. when? absolutely. show. they complained afttright.s. when? absolutely. show. they complained aftt right. thanks? absolutely. show. they complained- aftf right. thanks louis. olutely. show. they complained afttright. thanks louis. let's y. all right. thanks louis. let's do all right. thanks louis. let's te-pepee- all right. thanks louis. let's te-pepee then.- all right. thanks louis. let's do pages then. so all right. thanks louis. let's. do-pages then. so the do the front pages then. so the dehy— do the front pages then. so the hettw-et— do the front pages then. so the daily-of course,- do the front pages then. so the daily of course, the daily mail has, of course, the big— daily mail has, of course, the hhe-the— daily mail has, of course, the big-the titanic- daily mail has, of course, the big the titanic claims big story. the titanic claims the— big story. the titanic claims the-thee.— big story. the titanic claims five lives. telegraph

five more lives. the telegraph us five more lives. the telegraph us—twhhp- five more lives. the telegraph us turning against five more lives. the telegraph. us_turning against uk us accused of turning against uk who— us accused of turning against uk tho the— us accused of turning against uk over nato the guardian recession teere— over nato the guardian recession teete ee— over nato the guardian recession fears as inflation— over nato the guardian recession fears as inflation forces bank to fears as inflation forces bank te whee— fears as inflation forces bank to raise rates— fears as inflation forces bank to raise rates to _ fears as inflation forces bank to raise rates to 15 year high. the— to raise rates to 15 year high. the financial— to raise rates to 15 year high. the financial times bank of thpteht— the financial times bank of england takes— the financial times bank of england takes interest rates to 5% england takes interest rates to th th— england takes interest rates to th th etteh— england takes interest rates to 5% in effort to— england takes interest rates to 5% in effort to put lid on httetteh — 5% in effort to put lid on inflation. ian— 5% in effort to put lid on inflation. ian the sun has ttphtehet— inflation. ian the sun has ttphtehet .— inflation. ian the sun has tightened . debris found they had tightened. debris found they had no tightened. debris found they had he eeheeh . 0t— tightened. debris found they had no chance . of course. the no chance. of course. the ewmhehhe— no chance. of course. the submarine story- no chance. of course. the submarine story again, the daily ehh— submarine story again, the daily etet, wep— submarine story again, the daily etet, you big— submarine story again, the daily etet, we the thp— submarine story again, the daily star, you big drip, some irrelevant— star, you big drip, some irrelevant nonsense. and those yew tteht— irrelevant nonsense. and those were your front pages . so let's were your front pages. so let's ehh— were your front pages. so let's eteh wtth— were your front pages. so let's start with that— were your front pages. so let's start with that big— were your front pages. so let's start with that big story on the dehy— start with that big story on the new wett. — start with that big story on the daily mail. paul— start with that big story on the daily mail. paul _ start with that big story on the daily mail. paul t/tiney jetg ti. daily mail. paul yes, tragic, haph— daily mail. paul yes, tragic, tttptc .— daily mail. paul yes, tragic, tragic , yet unfortunately tragic, yet unfortunately inevitable news that they've found debris. now , that would found debris. now, that would ewppeet— found debris. now, that would ewppeet thet— found debris. now, that would suggest that the _ “: : now, that would suggest that the titan is very thety— suggest that the titan is very new te— suggest that the titan is very likely to have— suggest that the titan is very likely to have imploded at tepth— likely to have imploded at tepth. — likely to have imploded at tepth. we— likely to have imploded at depth. we don't- likely to have imploded at depth. �*ettti; :tit“ c i“ likely to have imploded at depth. :tit“ c i“ likely to have imploded at- depth. we don't know when or how or i mean, depth. we don't know when or how ori mean, i only depth. we don't know when or how or i mean, i only hope that it was relatively early on in the process. so they weren't sat in there— process. so they weren't sat in there ter— process. so they weren't sat in there the eye— process. so they weren't sat in there for days and— f so they weren't sat in there for days and days, contemplate— there for days and days, contemplate eating the end. i t— contemplate eating the end. i t the— contemplate eating the end. i mean, i like to— contemplate eating the end. i mean, i like to say— contemplate eating the end. i mean, i like to say at- contemplate eating the end. mean, i like to say at this point, i don't think it was all in vain. there's been a lot of,

um, quite offensive fun poking this week, particularly due to the wealth of the chaps involved , unnecessary , which is entirely unnecessary for my money. you mean things the— for my money. you mean things the heh— for my money. you mean things like ash sarkar,_ for my money. you mean things like ash sarkar, who— you mean things like ash sarkar, who said if the ewper— like ash sarkar, who said if the ewe teh— like ash sarkar, who said if the ewe heh eph— like ash sarkar, who said if the super rich can spend £250,000 on why— super rich can spend £250,000 on why tethe— super rich can spend £250,000 on why theme 2..— super rich can spend £250,000 on vanity jaunts, 2.4 miles beneath the vanity jaunts, 2.4 miles beneath the—they-te- vanity jaunts, 2.4 miles beneath the—they-te het- the ocean, then they're not being— the ocean, then they're not peep-enough.- the ocean, then they're not being-enough. like being taxed enough. things like that being taxed enough. things like thetlthe— being taxed enough. things like thatithe caring— being taxed enough. things like that the caring nick, the that. the caring left. nick, the ehhe— that. the caring left. nick, the caring-shocking- caring left. shocking i would eey. — caring left. shocking i would eey. however.— caring left. shocking i would say. however,.like- caring left. shocking i would say. c caring left. shocking i would say. i caring left. shocking i would. say. however,.like to say at say. however, i'd like to say at this point, i don't think they've died in now. i they've died in vain now. i mean, we need explorers like the— mean, we need explorers like the how— mean, we need explorers like this now. they're— mean, we need explorers like this now. they're men. but this now. they're all men. but it this now. they're all men. but tt-rhetter— this now. they're all men. but it-matter-genderj it doesn't matter what gender they— it doesn't matter what gender they-heed— it doesn't matter what gender they need explorers like they are. we need explorers like the—whe- they are. we need explorers like thre—whe erel this. we need people who are going— this. we need people who are perhp-rhehe- this. we need people who are going-risks-wasl going to take risks. this was a huge— going to take risks. this was a huge teh— going to take risks. this was a huge rtet, yew— going to take risks. this was a huge risk, you know, in hthtetpht— huge risk, you know, in hindsight and not in hindsight, reetty— hindsight and not in hindsight, reetty th— hindsight and not in hindsight, really in reality.— hindsight and not in hindsight, really in reality. however wtthewt— really in reality. however wtthewt-et- without this type of exploration, where do we get ourselves to?— exploration, where do we get ourselves to? nick yeah, and thet-e— ourselves to? nick yeah, and thet-e the— ourselves to? nick yeah, and that's the argument, is it some peepte— that's the argument, is it some peepte ery— that's the argument, is it some peepte eey tt-e— that's the argument, is it some people say it's reckless . why people say it's reckless. why the— people say it's reckless. why the yew— people say it's reckless. why the you he— people say it's reckless. why did you do this?— people say it's reckless. why did you do this? but other peepte— did you do this? but other peepte ery— did you do this? but other peepte eey — did you do this? but other people say no. it's the preheerhp— people say no. it's the pioneering spirit that has got people say no. it's the picthis'ing spirit that has got people say no. it's the picthis far. spirit that has got people say no. it's the picthis far. what that has got people say no. it's the picthis far. what dot has got people say no. it's the picthis far. what do yous got people say no. it's the picthis far. what do you think? us this far. what do you think? tewhe— us this far. what do you think? tewte|ththh— us this far. what do you think? lewis think obviously it's a lewis i think obviously it's a tragedy. — lewis i think obviously it's a tragedy. people— lewis i think obviously it's a tragedy. : ti: lewis i think obviously it's a- tragedy. people-died, but tragedy. people have died, but there's lessons to be learned from this. of all, like from this. first of all, like you said, they died within two hours of going down. i'm saying

, yeah, i think that's what they said. it was within two hours. so it wasn't. but here's the point. the point is that this guy, stockton rush , who died guy, stockton rush, who died aboard, he was the leader of the entire thing. so at least he went down with his ship , right? went down with his ship, right? he he he said he didn't hire a few years ago . he said he didn't few years ago. he said he didn't hire 50 year old white men with military experience because they weren't, quote unquote, inspirator national. and he said that anybody can drive this sub . and he was actually being dnven . and he was actually being driven with a video game controller. did you hear this? vee- — controller. did you hear this? yes. okay. so basically , his yes. okay. so basically, his woke ism killed him. yeah well, i mean, i'm not sure i put- i: i“ / well, i mean, i'm not sure i put it thet— i mean, i'm not sure i put it he htthty— i mean, i'm not sure i put it that bluntly, but— i mean, i'm not sure i put it that bluntly, but i, i had heard thet— that bluntly, but i, i had heard he ehewt— that bluntly, but i, i had heard that about the— that bluntly, but i, i had heard that about the over 50 year old thte— that about the over 50 year old thte then— that about the over 50 year old white man and— that about the over 50 year old white man and that that is unfortunate— white man and that that is unfortunate when people, you knew,— unfortunate when people, you know, preferences give preferential— know, preferences give preferential treatment to other peepte— preferential treatment to other peepte-theh— preferential treatment to other peepte-theh h- preferential treatment to other people than it being preferential treatment to other peopleon than it being preferential treatment to other peopleon experience. being preferential treatment to other peopleon experience. andg based on experience. and ehwewety— based on experience. andi obviously—of obviously in these kind of situations,— obviously in these kind of situations,_isi situations, experience is eweryththp— situations, experience is. everything,_this situations, experience is- everything,_this is

everything, isn't it? so this is the— everything, isn't it? so this is the-erpwheht- everything, isn't it? so this is the-argument of- the whole argument of meritocracy_ the whole argument of meritocracy over diversity, ten-t— meritocracy over diversity, teh-t—eeh meritocracy over diversity, - teh-t—eeh hhe isn't it? yeah and you can have you— isn't it? yeah and you can have you ehewtt— isn't it? yeah and you can have you should always— isn't it? yeah and you can have you should always have meritocracy, _ you should always have meritocracy, no matter what. meritocracy, no matter what. are— meritocracy, no matter what. are there— meritocracy, no matter what. and there was— meritocracy, no matter what. and there was a— meritocracy, no matter what. and there was a man- and there was a man there was a man who his job. this is man who lost his job. this is what i don't have in front of what i don't have it in front of me. a lost his job, me. but a man who lost his job, who who made a complaint about the safety and he was the safety issues and he was replaced by somebody much, much younger. right him. there was also a guy younger. right him. there was etee a guy whe— younger. right him. there was also a guy who was— “gti ?g“ there was also a guy who was going “gti 3g“ there was also a guy who was going to go on ehether— also a guy who was going to go on another someone else who had money— on another someone else who had rhehey-thtereetet- money and was interested in going— money and was interested in pehp-ehphee— money and was interested in going-signed.for- money and was interested in going signed for it. but going and signed up for it. but theh— going and signed up for it. but then-he— going and signed up for it. but then-he twet— going and signed up for it. but then-it's just too- going and signed up for it. but then it's just too risky then said it's just too risky ehh— then said it's just too risky and prtet— then said it's just too risky and pulled out.- then said it's just too risky and pulled out. so imagine being that and pulled out. so imagine being thet—he- that guy. now, that must be a etrehpe— that guy. now, that must be a etrehpe-te— that guy. now, that must be a strange-to know- that guy. now, that must be a strange to know that strange feeling to know that heeewee— strange feeling to know that heeeweelr-wet— strange feeling to know that because just this is too because he just said this is too rtety— because he just said this is too rtehy. he— because he just said this is too risky. he obviously— because he just said this is too risky. he obviously was proved erht. — risky. he obviously was proved erht. -seth— risky. he obviously was proved right. seth macfarlane right. like seth macfarlane on em. —tt- right. like seth macfarlane on em. —tt hee- right. like seth macfarlane on 9/11. _it has beeni 9/11. yeah it's but it has been theeweehp— 9/11. yeah it's but it has been discussing some— 9/11. yeah it's but it has been discussing some of the response. i discussing some of the response. t ten-t— discussing some of the response. t teh-t-eh— discussing some of the response. t teh-t-eh h— discussing some of the response. i don't-on it too- discussing some of the response. i don't on it too much, i don't dwell on it too much, hw— i don't dwell on it too much, th-hew— i don't dwell on it too much, but-new republic- i don't dwell on it too much, but new republic published but the new republic published this but the new republic published the tweet— but the new republic published this tweet-said- but the new republic published this tweet. said oceangate this tweet. they said oceangate cro— this tweet. they said oceangate tho—thanh— this tweet. they said oceangate ceo—titanic sub- this tweet. they said oceangate ceo titanic sub had ceo missing in titanic sub had a htetery— ceo missing in titanic sub had a history-donating— ceo missing in titanic sub had a history donating gop history of donating to gop candidates.— history of donating to gop candidates-is- history of donating to gop. candidates-is where history of donating to gop- candidates.-is where it candidates. and this is where it pete— candidates. and this is where it pete-eheh — candidates. and this is where it pete-eheh the— candidates. and this is where it gets sick. the culture gets really sick. the culture te— gets really sick. the culture war is irrelevant. snopes tried to war is irrelevant. snopes tried te—wweh- to blame it on elon musk. they ehhe,— to blame it on elon musk. they eetrt eh— to blame it on elon musk. they eetrt eh tt-e— to blame it on elon musk. they said, oh, it's something to do wtth— said, oh, it's something to do with starlink. _ said, oh, it's something to do with starlink. and then they the— with starlink. and then theyi tee—ehhe with starlink. and then they. tee—ehhe tt fact checked it and they said it wee-ehh— fact checked it and they said it wee-hhe h— fact checked it and they said it was-and it was— fact checked it and they said it was and it was completely was true and it was completely ehewre— was true and it was completely ehewre whet— was true and it was completely

absurd what starlink have to absurd what a starlink have to do absurd what a starlink have to ete-ver— absurd what a starlink have to ete-yew ere-t- absurd what a starlink have to do-you can't get- do with this. you can't get stertthh— do with this. you can't get starlink-water.| do with this. you can't get. starlink-water. so do with this. you can't get- starlink-water. so the starlink under the water. so the petttteteetteh— starlink under the water. so the politicisation . it— starlink under the water. so the politicisation it been politicisation of it has been very—twe- politicisation of it has been. very—twe-eweh very disturbing. ing i've even seen some lefties— very disturbing. ing i've even seen some lefties on this ehehhet— seen some lefties on this channel, sort— seen some lefties on this channel, sort of. there's a real prehterh— problem when people are successful— problem when people are successful they do things successful and they do things the— successful and they do things thet-hh— successful and they do things that- bit eccentric. - that seem a bit eccentric. there-e— that seem a bit eccentric. there-e e— that seem a bit eccentric. there's a real— that seem a bit eccentric. there's a real weird hatred, ten-t— there's a real weird hatred, teh-t-wett- there's a real weird hatred, isn't well, absolutely. there's a real weird hatred, isn't just well, absolutely. there's a real weird hatred, isn't just don't., absolutely. there's a real weird hatred, isn't just don't thinkilutely. there's a real weird hatred, isn't just don't think we sly. there's a real weird hatred, isn't just don't think we should and i just don't think we should be and i just don't think we should he-the— and i just don't think we should he-the teeth- and i just don't think we should be _the death of- and i just don't think we should be the death of five be glorifying the death of five hwrhehe— be glorifying the death of fivei humane—perm be glorifying the death of fivei hwrher e—peht be glorifying the death of fivei humai think—point be glorifying the death of five humai think that point be glorifying the death of five humai think that stop)oint here. i think that will stop wew. — here. i think that will stop now. happened. here. i think that will stop now. _happened. in the now. that's happened. but in the hrhh— now. that's happened. but in the thtt up— now. that's happened. but in the thtt wp te— now. that's happened. but in the thtt up to p,— now. that's happened. but in the build up to it, it— now. that's happened. but in the build up to it, it was it was very— build up to it, it was it was very disturbing— build up to it, it was it was very disturbing to see. so. all erht. —etery. i right. very very sad story. showe— right. very very sad story. should-move- right. very very sad story. should move on and do the should we move on and do the ewerehhe— should we move on and do the guardian?_well,i should we move on and do the. guardian?_well, this guardian? lewis yeah. well, this is guardian? lewis yeah. well, this te—ewery-eri is every you know, every week or two couple of months, they two or a couple of months, they raise the they raise the rates and fears as and it says recession fears as inflation raise inflation forces bank to raise rates 15 high. and rates to 15 year high. and they've gone up to 5, which means lewis schaffer has to believe or have believe it or not, i have a mortgage. you how mortgage. i can tell you how i got buti mortgage. i can tell you how i got but i have that is got it, but i have that is shocking, actually. that's the most shocking— shocking, actually. that's the most shocking thing- f “g f that's the most shocking thing you've ever erre— most shocking thing you've ever ehhe-thre— most shocking thing you've ever said .this show. _ most shocking thing you've ever said this show. you've said on this show. and you've erre— said covid doesn't exist. but the— said covid doesn't exist. but the—schaffer. said covid doesn't exist. but. the—schaffer has the fact that lewis schaffer has a rherrpepe— the fact that lewis schaffer has a rhehpepe whe— the fact that lewis schaffer has a mortgage who looked at lewis echetter— schaffer especially your shoes the— schaffer especially your shoes ete—rhe- schaffer especially your shoes. and—diet-said, and said and your diet and said, i-trust— and said and your diet and said, i-trust this— and said and your diet and said, i-trust this guy. - and said and your diet and said, i trust this guy. over i know i trust this guy. over five— i know i trust this guy. over five years— i know i trust this guy. over five years, but— i know i trust this guy. over five years, but want to know five years, but you want to know something— five years, but you want to know something-i— five years, but you want to know something-i find— five years, but you want to know something i find very something that i find very interesting. _ something that i find very interesting. 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interesting. and the people who died ship, those ships died in that ship, those ships right. i i'm equating it to the people interest rates have been raised raising . but for ten raised raising. but for ten years or more longer than ten years, they stayed flat at like basically nothing. people people who had people basically the government was giving money. money was free. money was free. and now it's gotten up. and i think that that's it's just it was an inevitability . we was an inevitability. we inflation was caused because the government printed too much money. that's entirely where inflation comes from. basically yeah.i inflation comes from. basically yeah. i mean, there's all kinds of exacerbating— yeah. i mean, there's all kinds of exacerbating factors there. many— of exacerbating factors there. many people — of exacerbating factors there. many people say brexit. yeah. ethere— many people say brexit. yeah. oaaeae wau— many people say brexit. yeah. others will say— many people say brexit. yeah. others will say the war, the supply— others will say the war, the supplv eme— others will say the war, the supply side issues , bank of supply side issues, bank of england— supply side issues, bank of england quantitative easing, which— england quantitative easing, which which— england quantitative easing, which which you're sort of mating— which which you're sort of aiming at— which which you're sort of hinting at and— which which you're sort of hinting at and sunak here is saying— hinting at and sunak here is saying-sweat- hinting at and sunak here is saying sought reassure saying sunak sought to reassure wererks— saying sunak sought to reassure orkers ky— saying sunak sought to reassure worersk ray-we- saying sunak sought to reassure workers by-he was- workers by arguing he was rorakky— workers by arguing he was rorakky-oa- workers by arguing he was totally-onlin- workers by arguing he was totally on in his totally100% on it in his seawar— totally 100% on it in his central mission to ease the pressure-living-ii pressure on living costs. i weanl— pressure on living costs. i rrearl corre- pressure on living costs. i mean, . come on paul. well, mean, lol. come on paul. well, rr-s— mean, lol. come on paul. well, rr-s rrrsr— mean, lol. come on paul. well, rr-s fire-ark,— mean, lol. come on paul. well, it's first-all, we _ mean, lol. come on paul. well, it's first all, we were it's first of all, we were artificially _ it's first of all, we were artificially low 13 artificially low for 13 years. we— artificially low for 13 years. we-wery— artificially low for 13 years. we -very cavalier- artificially low for 13 years. we -very cavalier aboutj we were very cavalier about keeping it low and it's a shame we haven't been so cavalier in

our rate rises. now our interest rate rises. now that sounds - because i that sounds harsh because orwowsky— that sounds harsh because obviously _you. that sounds harsh because obviously you rise obviously the more you rise rrreresr— obviously the more you rise interest-the- obviously the more you rise interest the more it interest rates, the more it rrrraers— interest rates, the more it impacts people. however, the orrroaoky— impacts people. however, the orthodoxy increasing interest orthodoxy of increasing interest rares— orthodoxy of increasing interest rares rs— orthodoxy of increasing interest rares rs ro— orthodoxy of increasing interest rates is to slow— orthodoxy of increasing interest rates is to slow the market dowr— rates is to slow the market down. therefore— rates is to slow the market down. therefore where you are rryrro— down. therefore where you are rryrro ro— down. therefore where you are rryrrg ro awr— down. therefore where you are trying to turn off— down. therefore where you are trying to turn off the purchases,- trying to turn off the purchases, spending will to bring— purchases, spending will to wire dowr— purchases, spending will to bring down inflation that hasn't worked— bring down inflation that hasn't worked because— bring down inflation that hasn't worked because we're stuck at sw- — worked because we're stuck at sw- wear— worked because we're stuck at 8.7. yeah however, the reason it rasr-r— 8.7. yeah however, the reason it rasr-r worker— 8.7. yeah however, the reason it hasn't worked is— 8.7. yeah however, the reason it hasn't worked is because we serr— hasn't worked is because we ererr wr— hasn't worked is because we ererr wr kr— hasn't worked is because we crept up in these— hasn't worked is because we crept up in these small increments. _ crept up in these small increments. had had they gone are— increments. had had they gone are r— increments. had had they gone are r krow— increments. had had they gone and i know this— increments. had had they gone and i know this is— increments. had had they gone and i know this is i know this soake— and i know this is i know this eowka re— and i know this is i know this could be disastrous , but we're could be disastrous, but we're rrere— could be disastrous, but we're were—gore there anyway. have they gone from— there anyway. have they gone from .— there anyway. have they gone from . rew— there anyway. have they gone from . row ro— there anyway. have they gone from . i.5% to 5%_ there anyway. have they gone from . 1.5% to 5% in one hit or from. 1.5% to 5% in one hit or awo— from. 1.5% to 5% in one hit or rwo rrrse— from. 1.5% to 5% in one hit or rwo rrrse r— from. 1.5% to 5% in one hit or two hits? i think— from. 1.5% to 5% in one hit or two hits? i think we would have be two hits? i think we would have re dowr— two hits? i think we would have re aowr ar— two hits? i think we would have re aowr ar e.— two hits? i think we would have be down at 4. inflation but swreky— be down at 4. inflation but swreky rrar— be down at 4. inflation but surely that would spook the markers. — surely that would spook the markers. r— surely that would spook the markets. i mean, liz truss tried to markets. i mean, liz truss tried o oo— markets. i mean, liz truss tried ro do a— markets. i mean, liz truss tried ro do a try— markets. i mean, liz truss tried ro do a try rak— markets. i mean, liz truss tried to do a tiny tax reduction and it to do a tiny tax reduction and tr iwsr— to do a tiny tax reduction and r iwsr reus— to do a tiny tax reduction and it just tells-about. it just tells us more about wro-s— it just tells us more about who's controlling the markets terre— who's controlling the markets rerre—rr-s- who's controlling the markets rkerre—rr-s rori right? it's not us and it's not i right? it's not us and it's not r rrear— right? it's not us and it's not r r— right? it's not us and it's not i mean, i think— right? it's not us and it's not i mean, i think the bank of rrokara— i mean, i think the bank of england looked— i mean, i think the bank of england looked foolish , england looked foolish, continually— england looked foolish, continually look foolish at the rrorrerr — continually look foolish at the moment. they've _ continually look foolish at the moment. they've got no control rrrs— moment. they've got no control rrrs .— moment. they've got no control rrrs . r— moment. they've got no control over this . i mean,— moment. they've got no control over this . i mean, there was over this. i mean, there was rrere— over this. i mean, there was rrere was— over this. i mean, there was there was another 5. no there was another rise to 5. no idea— there was another rise to 5. no idea wrer— there was another rise to 5. no idea when this— there was another rise to 5. no idea when this is— there was another rise to 5. no idea when this is going to stop

ara— idea when this is going to stop ara ar— idea when this is going to stop now. and at some— idea when this is going to stop now. and at some point, we're going— now. and at some point, we're going ro— now. and at some point, we're going ro srarr— now. and at some point, we're going to start seeing recessions. - going to start seeing recessions. okay. you know, lots of recessions. okay. you know, lots or—rkarrrro— recessions. okay. you know, lots of_blaming andrew. of people are blaming andrew rarkey— of people are blaming andrew bailey experience bailey from my experience with people— bailey from my experience with reorke—rrekarai people at the bank of england, rrey-kk— people at the bank of england, rrey-kk prorarky— people at the bank of england, they'll probably continue to warre— they'll probably continue to blame brexit— they'll probably continue to blame brexit forever. but let's rrowelara— blame brexit forever. but let's move and financial move on and do the financial rrrres— move on and do the financial times—gotl times poll. and they've got a soy— times poll. and they've got a srory-rre— times poll. and they've got a srory-rre-orl story about the church of rrgkara. — story about the church of england. yes— story about the church of england. yes yes. ' g it?“ england. yes yes. so anglican church endowment england. yes yes. so anglican chuipension endowment england. yes yes. so anglican chuipension funds endowment england. yes yes. so anglican chuipension funds plan dowment england. yes yes. so anglican chuipension funds plan to wment england. yes yes. so anglican chuipension funds plan to sellnt and pension funds plan to sell out of ii and pension funds plan to sell out of 11 big companies, including shell , bp, exxon and including shell, bp, exxon and total. now, including shell, bp, exxon and total . now, after concluding, total. now, after concluding, none were aligned- now, after concluding, none were aligned with efforts to none were aligned with efforts ro rak— none were aligned with efforts to halt global— none were aligned with efforts to halt global warming. so this is ar— to halt global warming. so this is ar arrerrrr— to halt global warming. so this is an attempt at— to halt global warming. so this is an attempt at green capitalism— is an attempt at green capitalism .- is an attempt at green capitalism . um, it would feel capitalism. um, it would feel sorr— capitalism. um, it would feel sorr or— capitalism. um, it would feel some sort of ethical capitalism at some sort of ethical capitalism ar are— some sort of ethical capitalism ar rre era— some sort of ethical capitalism ar rre era of— some sort of ethical capitalism at the end of the— some sort of ethical capitalism at the end of the day, the error— at the end of the day, the error rs— at the end of the day, the church is very— at the end of the day, the church is very good at investing in church is very good at investing r are— church is very good at investing in the church,— church is very good at investing in the church, these endowments. i in the church, these endowments. r rrear— in the church, these endowments. r rr-s— in the church, these endowments. r rr-s are— in the church, these endowments. i mean, it's the endowments rrerrsewes— i mean, it's the endowments themselves are— i mean, it's the endowments themselves are billions. i think it's themselves are billions. i think its az— themselves are billions. i think it's 3.2 billion— themselves are billions. i think it's 3.2 billion in— themselves are billions. i think it's 3.2 billion in the pension err-ree— it's 3.2 billion in the pension serr.ree ara— it's 3.2 billion in the pension scheme. and somewhere in the order— scheme. and somewhere in the order or— scheme. and somewhere in the order or zo— scheme. and somewhere in the order of 20 billion— scheme. and somewhere in the order of 20 billion in the other erdowrrert— order of 20 billion in the other endowment, they're not stupid. wear,— endowment, they're not stupid. wear, our— endowment, they're not stupid. yeah, but this— endowment, they're not stupid. yeah, but this feels stupid to oo— yeah, but this feels stupid to no you— yeah, but this feels stupid to me. do you know— yeah, but this feels stupid to me. do you know what was swrrrrsrre— me. do you know what was surprising about this to me, raw,— surprising about this to me, raw, rs— surprising about this to me, paul, is that— surprising about this to me, paul, is that first that the error— paul, is that first that the church investing all church was investing in all rrese— church was investing in all these companies, now these oil companies, and now rrar— these oil companies, and now. rrar—were that they're stopping, both were surprised.— surprised. i just don't see the

error— surprised. i just don't see the error as— surprised. i just don't see the church as doing— surprised. i just don't see the church as doing that. but of course,_in the. church as doing that. but of| course,_in the oil course, welby was in the oil rraasrry— course, welby was in the oil industry-years. - industry for 11 years. but wrar-s— industry for 11 years. but what's really— industry for 11 years. but what's really sort imagine what's really sort of imagine are— what's really sort of imagine are-erekara- what's really sort of imagine the-england in- what's really sort of imagine the england in my the church of england in my rarwewa-y- the church of england in my naive,-way,ldon't. naive, quaint way, i don't rrraerre— naive, quaint way, i don't imagine—likel imagine them being like rrwesorrs— imagine them being like investors in— imagine them being like investors in oil. but then also are— investors in oil. but then also are-agarrsr— investors in oil. but then also the-against it- investors in oil. but then also the against it because it the move against it because it goes— the move against it because it goes agarrsr— the move against it because it goes against the— the move against it because it goes against the paris climate agreerrerr— goes against the paris climate agreement and— goes against the paris climate agreement and it— goes against the paris climate agreement and it goes against rrerr— agreement and it goes against rrerrl— agreement and it goes against rrerr- wrkr— agreement and it goes against their , which really means their faith, which really means rrerr— their faith, which really means rrerr-rr— their faith, which really means their-in climate- their faith, which really means their in climate change, their faith in climate change, wrkr— their faith in climate change, which seems— their faith in climate change, which seems to— their faith in climate change, which seems to be the church of rrokara-s— which seems to be the church of england's-these- which seems to be the church of england's these days. england's real faith these days. wrar— england's real faith these days. what-rink,— england's real faith these days. what think, louis? what do you think, louis? what i rrrrk— what do you think, louis? what i rrrrklr— what do you think, louis? what i rrrrklr rrrrk— what do you think, louis? what i rrrrklr rrrrk .— what do you think, louis? what i think i think , you know, if think is i think, you know, if the of england really the church of england really believed in this stuff, maybe they stop heating the they should stop heating the churches. should stop churches. maybe they should stop heating maybe heating the churches, maybe pretty when in. yeah, pretty cold when i go in. yeah, well, know what? maybe they well, you know what? maybe they should. into should. you know, i've been into the southwark cathedral and in the southwark cathedral and in the southwark cathedral and in the southwark diocese of southwark and the building is. is heated and cooled in the wintertime. and maybe they should make a commitment. wintertime. and maybe they should make a commitment . maybe. should make a commitment. maybe. maybe. marcus whatever . the maybe. marcus whatever. the quy's maybe. marcus whatever. the guy's justin welby, not marcus welby . maybe he should. he welby. maybe he should. he should stop having his house heated him . you know heated and let him. you know what i mean? we need the walk. welby know , don't just be welby you know, don't just be all welby you know, don't just be akk rrowrr— welby you know, don't just be all mouth and— welby you know, don't just be

all mouth and no— welby you know, don't just be all mouth and no say, you know wrare— all mouth and no say, you know was — all mouth and no say, you know was loan-r— all mouth and no say, you know what? .don't-oil- all mouth and no say, you know what? .don't-oil .- all mouth and no say, you know what? .don't-oil . wel what? we don't need oil. we don't whatever. don't need petrol. whatever. it's and i mean, because it's called. and i mean, because they call it fossil fuels as well, because this is the guy they're complaining about. theo walcott he doesn't know- " g theo walcott he doesn't know anything --kidding- — walcott he doesn't know anything --kidding- r-rr— walcott he doesn't know anything . kidding. t . just kidding. i'm actually, i'm petro petro i'm actually a petro petro engineer , fully trained, fully engineer, fully trained, fully unemployed , and i'm not blew it. unemployed, and i'm not blew it. petro chemical engineer. if you listen to me . no, i petro chemical engineer. if you listen to me. no, i think i think i think i made a very good point for comedic effect. i wasn't being i wasn't being mean. but i do believe it. you smashed it, louis. now,- r:r:::r c you smashed it, louis. now, let's rave— smashed it, louis. now, let's rawe a— smashed it, louis. now, let's rawe a awok— smashed it, louis. now, let's have a quick look- smashed it, louis. now, let's have a quick look at the daily swo— have a quick look at the daily srarlr— have a quick look at the daily srarlr may.— have a quick look at the daily star,.| may. louis- have a quick look at the daily star, i may. louis yeah, star, if i may. louis yeah, wekk— star, if i may. louis yeah, wekk, rrrs— star, if i may. louis yeah, well, this .this- star, if i may. louis yeah, well, this this is star, if i may. louis yeah,. well, this-this is-of well, this is a this is one of rose— well, this is a this is one of those stories. _ well, this is a this is one of those stories. it's- well, this is a this is one of those stories. c " those stories. it's i mean, the daily star actually is believe it is good it or not, is a very good newspaper. it just has horrible front .right. but newspaper. it just has horrible front . right. but when you front page. right. but when you get front page. right. but when you oer trade,— front page. right. but when you oer rrsrae, rr-s— front page. right. but when you get inside, it's all— front page. right. but when you get inside, it's all deep- get inside, it's all deep thinkpieces. - get inside, it's all deep thinkpieces. it's get inside, it's all deep thinkpieces. _it's lot get inside, it's all deep thinkpieces.-it's lot of thinkpieces. yeah, it's a lot of rr-s— thinkpieces. yeah, it's a lot of its a— thinkpieces. yeah, it's a lot of its alof— thinkpieces. yeah, it's a lot of it's a.of news.— thinkpieces. yeah, it's a lot of it's a of news. have you it's a lot of news. have you ever seen beyond the front page? roars— ever seen beyond the front page? roars rkr— ever seen beyond the front page? louis i'm looking— ever seen beyond the front page? louis i'm looking at— ever seen beyond the front page? louis i'm looking at these a lot of wires— louis i'm looking at these a lot or rrrras gorrg— louis i'm looking at these a lot of things going on. g of things going on. i'm looking at of things going on. i'm looking ar are— of things going on. i'm looking at the words here anyway , what's at the words here anyway, what's the story about louis? just for a laugh. let's just— the story about louis? just for a laugh. let's just read- 57 just for a laugh. let's just read out wrar— a laugh. let's just read out what try what it's about. should we try rrare — what it's about. should we try rrare lsays—

what it's about. should we try rrare lsays ar— what it's about. should we try that? lsays at £1.6- what it's about. should we try that? r, ll rzzr" what it's about. should we try that? r, tt cit" that? it says at £1.6 million a yeah that? it says at £1.6 million a year. thames. thames not thames water bank. it just shows. i'm british, just like you. i pronounce it thames . thames pronounce it thames. thames water boss blames her leaking pipes on a hot summer and a wet, wet winter. she's come. she's making. she's made excuses why ? making. she's made excuses why? why we might need to go into. into what you call that where they control the water. but the fact is, is that thames water and the water system have they are they hold the record for the best and longest excuses for why they provide shoddy service. they always blame it on the victorian pipes. they always blame it on the victorian pipes . yeah, yeah victorian pipes. yeah, yeah yeah. like they haven't had over 100 and something years to fix those pipes . and if the roads those pipes. and if the roads break down, they don't say we're sorry. it's the roman roads that have. do you know what else rrey-we — have. do you know what else rrey-we krowr— have. do you know what else they've known for— have. do you know what else they've known for a- do you know what else they've known for a hundred years— they've known for a hundred years wear.— they've known for a hundred years. yeah. what the british wearrer-s— years. yeah. what the british weather's going— years. yeah. what the british weather's going to do in summer, awwrrrr— weather's going to do in summer, awrwrrr-wrrrer— weather's going to do in summer, autumn .winter are- autumn and winter are incredible. _ incredible. is mental. i know sre— incredible. is mental. i know seswrrrrerr—l she blamed hot summer. wet aaarrrr— she blamed hot summer. wet. autumn _there's autumn and cold winter. there's autumn and cold winter. there's

a—wrer- autumn and cold winter. there's a—wrer sre- a funny line here when she aarrrrrea— a funny line here when she admitted that— a funny line here when she admitted that this is chief eeewwer — admitted that this is chief executive executive sarah rerrkey— executive executive sarah bentley, admitted bentley, and she admitted that it bentley, and she admitted that rr—rrrs— bentley, and she admitted that rr—rrrs year-s- it would meet this year's raroers— it would meet this year's rargerslwow— it would meet this year's targets now realise it would meet this year's targetsinoerealise was targets. now i realise that was a-immediately.- targets. now i realise that was a immediately. imagine a typo immediately. i imagine a rrrrrsr—rrarl british company so good that orky— british company so good that orky gorrg— british company so good that we're only going to meet the rargers— we're only going to meet the rargers arts— we're only going to meet the targets this year. _ we're only going to meet the targets this year. we targets this year. guys, we raver-r— haven't exceeded them, but of eowrserree—rl haven't exceeded them, but of- course_meet them. course they would not meet them. rrer — course they would not meet them. rrer rorrrakrry— course they would not meet them. then normality was— course they would not meet them. then normality was resumed. can i then normality was resumed. can r—yes.- then normality was resumed. can r—kes. weryl i add very quickly? yes, very quickly — i add very quickly? yes, very quickly lit— i add very quickly? yes, very quickly. it rains half as quickly. is it rains half as much in this country as in this country? in this city. sorry. in london? yeah, in london. as it doesin london? yeah, in london. as it does in new york. yeah. half as much. and less than paris. it's paradise. london all tnrt r: it's paradise. london all right. rrar-s— paradise. london all right. was r— paradise. london all right. that's it for— paradise. london all right. that's it for part one. but sorrrrg— that's it for part one. but coming up:— that's it for part one. but coming up, windrush woke earrrakrsrr— coming up, windrush woke capitalism and— coming up, windrush woke capitalism and why immigration is capitalism and why immigration rslkow— capitalism and why immigration rslkow kok. — capitalism and why immigration is-low lol. see— capitalism and why immigration is-low lol. see you- capitalism and why immigration is low lol. see you in is too low lol. see you in a rrrrare—

you're listening to gb anyway. you're listening to gb wews— anyway. you're listening to gb wews kaaro— anyway. you're listening to gb news radio .— anyway. you're listening to gb news radio . — you're listening to gb news radio . t t news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon , headliners. i'm nick dixon, still here with two dangerous purveyors of misinformation. it's paul cox . there he is. and it's paul cox. there he is. and of course , lewis schaffer or dr. of course, lewis schaffer or dr. louis schaffer , as he's known on louis schaffer, as he's known on twitter. so it's seven years

since brexit. and i imagine that the guardian are ready to just let it go. now paul oh, absolutely. not only 18% of 2016 leave voters believe brexit has been a success, according to polling for the think tank uk. in a changing europe straight away dodgy think tank. but 61% think it will turn out well in the end. now i think we need to be objective about this. unlike the guardian, and if we are objective about brexit, it's yet to achieve any of its potential . however, there a couple of . however, there are a couple of things we need to take into account that. wasn't account for that. it wasn't going to anything it set going to achieve anything it set out achieve timeframe out to achieve in this timeframe anyway , and it was certainly anyway, and it was certainly wasn't against a backdrop of a global pandemic and a cost of living crisis . now, you can't living crisis. now, you can't blame brexit on you can't blame the pandemic on brexit. there is an argument that the cost of living crisis is being impacted by brexit and that is unfortunate . however this shows unfortunate. however this shows optimism to me. there are 61% of

people who believe that in the end it will work out well. this is a guardian related- is a guardian related think tank and is a guardian related think tank are stu— is a guardian related think tank are srrkk awo— is a guardian related think tank and still two thirds of the reorke— and still two thirds of the reorke kr— and still two thirds of the people in there think that rewr— people in there think that brexit will— people in there think that brexit will work out well. ' r: brexit will work out well. and rrreresrrrgky. — brexit will work out well. and interestingly, 72%_ brexit will work out well. and interestingly, 72% said they'd still vote the same way , and 72% still vote the same way, and 72% also said they were sick of the whole topic, which i totally sympathise with and sorry to the viewer, have talk viewer, but we have to talk about is of course, about it. and it is of course, arguably the argument here is that one side is saying brexit has and other is has failed and the other side is saying implemented saying it was never implemented . go on forever. . so that could go on forever. and obviously farage and actually, obviously farage has talking about coming and actually, obviously farage has andtalking about coming and actually, obviously farage has and reallyi about coming and actually, obviously farage has and really itbout coming and actually, obviously farage has and really i wast coming and actually, obviously farage has and really i was thinking back. and really i was thinking about thinking that about that. i was thinking that is line british is the fault line now in british politics. never seem to stop politics. we never seem to stop talking brexit. isn't talking about brexit. but isn't that the new fault that because it's the new fault line? like the tories line? so it's like the tories versus labour? so farage will come brexit party. come back with the brexit party. then have the non then you could have the non brexit the needs brexit party. the name needs a bit of work those two could bit of work and those two could just the two parties. now just be the two parties. now because to be because the parties need to be realigned to be realigned and this seems to be the real fault line in the country. that's just little country. that's just my little theory. think? lewis theory. what do you think? lewis well, i think that isn't the fault because there's so

fault line because there's so much labour, so many much so much in labour, so many labour including labour people, including including jeremy corbyn, was including jeremy corbyn, who was against it against brexit, right? so it isn't particularly a- against brexit, right? so it. isn't particularly a-right. isn't particularly a left right. it isn't particularly a left right. rr-ro— isn't particularly a left right. rr-ro re— isn't particularly a left right. rr-ro re a- isn't particularly a left right. it-to be a left- isn't particularly a left right. it to be a left right it is seems to be a left right issue-yor— it is seems to be a left right issue,-you said- it is seems to be a left right issue,-you said .- it is seems to be a left right issue, you said . the issue, like you said. the sroekrre— issue, like you said. the shocking thing is this was a row— shocking thing is this was a rokk or— shocking thing is this was a poll of pewte— shocking thing is this was a poll of people who voted for rewr— poll of people who voted for brexit, right?— poll of people who voted for brexit, right? was it not? it wasr— brexit, right? was it not? it wasr a— brexit, right? was it not? it wasr a row— brexit, right? was it not? it wasn't a poll of— brexit, right? was it not? it wasn't a poll of just general reorke— wasn't a poll of just general reorke .— wasn't a poll of just general reorke . wow-re— wasn't a poll of just general people . you're right. t t people. you're right. it was. it was a leave. yeah okay.- people. you're right. t t “cir?" okay. which was a leave. yeah okay. which srows— was a leave. yeah okay. which srows r-we— was a leave. yeah okay. which shows i've been— “cir?" okay. which shows i've been reading the srorres. — shows i've been reading the srorres. r— shows i've been reading the stories. i-what- shows i've been reading the stories. i-what you. shows i've been reading the- stories. i-what you think stories. i know what you think that read these stories that i don't read these stories and secondly, people i think when you get a divorce with somebody who and this is a don't laugh because you've never been divorced, how do we get to your divorce? because you've never been a divorce been divorced. this is a divorce . think to . sometimes you think to yourself, going be yourself, i'm going to be poorer, not going poorer, but i'm not going to have bothering the hell have that guy bothering the hell out . that's what out of me. and that's what brexit why 72% of the brexit is. that's why 72% of the people who voted for breakfast at breakfast, breakfast, breakfast, which is raw steak and eggs, apparently said they would vote , said they would stop would vote, said they would stop it, said they would vote that way again, paul, because because they were willing to pay the price. was a price to pay

price. there was a price to pay to get rid of those horrible europeans. so getting of europeans. so getting rid of them rid of them was like getting rid of louis schaefer just saying, louis schaefer and just saying, i'll happier him. i'll be happier without him. yeah, pain. though yeah, he's a pain. even though he yeah, he's a pain. even though reso—rre- yeah, he's a pain. even thoughi he_some benefits. he comes with some benefits. wear. — he comes with some benefits. wear. iwife— he comes with some benefits. wear. iwife rs— he comes with some benefits. yeah. .wife is poor- he comes with some benefits. yeah. .wife is poor and- he comes with some benefits. yeah-wife is poor and shel yeah. my wife is poor and she had to my ex—wife and she had to spend time with the spend more time with the children wasn't quite as children and it wasn't quite as it probably better , but she it was probably better, but she was she had sovereignty was happier. she had sovereignty . wear.— was happier. she had sovereignty . wear. wear.— was happier. she had sovereignty . yeah. yeah-do— was happier. she had sovereignty . yeah. yeah.-do you- she had sovereignty . yeah. yeah. do you think, . yeah. yeah. what do you think, parke— . yeah. yeah. what do you think, parke-row.— . yeah. yeah. what do you think, paul?-now. i've- . yeah. yeah. what do you think, paul?-now. i've just. paul? i feel bad now. i've just rroaaer— paul? i feel bad now. i've just trodden-there_ paul? i feel bad now. i've just trodden-there was- paul? i feel bad now. i've just trodden there was a pretty trodden over there was a pretty kara— trodden over there was a pretty kaera—rrakrrg. | lucid point you were making. i rrowerr— lucid point you were making. i rrowerr-eorrg- lucid point you were making. i thought going off on thought you were going off on soreoa-k— thought you were going off on some _you did- thought you were going off on some you did quite well some tangent. you did quite well were:— some tangent. you did quite well were roars.— some tangent. you did quite well there, louis-read- some tangent. you did quite well there, louis. read the there, louis. you've read the srow— there, louis. you've read the srory-rrowerr- there, louis. you've read the. story.-brought-with story. you brought us back with some—say- some clarity. you did say breakfast.— some clarity. you did say breakfast. point breakfast. but my point because you-irrerrwrrrro— breakfast. but my point because you-interrupting .- breakfast. but my point because you interrupting . so he's you were interrupting. so he's so rwrary.— you were interrupting. so he's so rwrgry. raw— you were interrupting. so he's so hungry. paul on his diet. but i i so hungry. paul on his diet. but r-r stu— so hungry. paul on his diet. but i-i still think— so hungry. paul on his diet. but i-i still think and- i think i still think and i war-r— i think i still think and i didn't vote— i think i still think and i didn't vote brexit. and by the way,— didn't vote brexit. and by the way, sorrow:— didn't vote brexit. and by the way, corryr, re— didn't vote brexit. and by the way, corbyn, he would have voted rewr— way, corbyn, he would have voted break for— way, corbyn, he would have voted break for are— way, corbyn, he would have voted brexit for the first— way, corbyn, he would have voted brexit for the first 30 years of his brexit for the first 30 years of rrs career— brexit for the first 30 years of his career until— brexit for the first 30 years of his career until it— brexit for the first 30 years of his career until it was an aerwak— his career until it was an aerwak wore. — his career until it was an actual vote. so- his career until it was an actual vote. so let's not let's roa— actual vote. so let's not let's ror prerera— actual vote. so let's not let's not pretend corbyn's not a wearer— not pretend corbyn's not a brexiteer because he absolutely is. brexiteer because he absolutely rs. aer-r— brexiteer because he absolutely rs. krer-r yor— brexiteer because he absolutely is. aren't you jeremy absolutely rarer—ore- is. aren't you jeremy absolutely hated _one thing- hated europe, but one thing i worka— hated europe, but one thing i wowka say— hated europe, but one thing i wowka say rs— hated europe, but one thing i would say is it— hated europe, but one thing i would say is it hasn't been giver.— would say is it hasn't been given-ia— would say is it hasn't been given-ia kar— would say is it hasn't been given.-a bit like- would say is it hasn't been given. a bit like a given. it's a bit like a conservative- given. it's a bit like a conservative party we haven't rar— conservative party we haven't rad-or— conservative party we haven't rad-or arose— conservative party we haven't had-of those and- conservative party we haven't had of those and we haven't had one of those and we haven't

rar— had one of those and we haven't rad-wear— had one of those and we haven't raw-wear ara- had one of those and we haven't had-yeah and it's- had one of those and we haven't had yeah and it's not, had a brexit. yeah and it's not, us— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, rr-sla— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, rr-sla rerreer— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, it's-a perfect fault- had a brexit. yeah and it's not, it's a perfect fault line. it's not a perfect fault line. my— it's not a perfect fault line. rry wire:— it's not a perfect fault line. my thing, louis. _ it's not a perfect fault line. my thing, louis. but it is koser— my thing, louis. but it is ekoser-yow- my thing, louis. but it is- closer-you-because closer than you think because the closer than you think because are-rares- the two main parties now, the rates— the two main parties now, the tories-labour— the two main parties now, the tories labour very, very tories and labour are very, very arose— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's not— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's not workingi ayoeso—rr anymore. we need some sort of reakrerrrerr.— anymore. we need some sort of realignment._cani realignment. go on. yeah. can i reu— realignment. go on. yeah. can i rekk rry— realignment. go on. yeah. can i rekk rry joke— realignment. go on. yeah. can i rekk rry joke kr— realignment. go on. yeah. can i tell my joke if it's— realignment. go on. yeah. can i tell my joke if it's very quick? kes. — tell my joke if it's very quick? yes. - difference— yes. the difference between someone who voted for brexit and someone who voted for brexit and someone vote for someone who didn't vote for brexit, who voted, brexit, the person who voted, who voted against who who voted, who voted against who voted who voted to remain is someone who wanted to one day wanted their children to one day to able in europe . to be able to work in europe. and who voted brexit and the person who voted brexit is someone who wanted their children to some day to be able to work in britain. and when's the to work in britain. and when's rre joke— to work in britain. and when's rre ioke e— to work in britain. and when's rre joke e rkr— to work in britain. and when's the joke ? i'm trying- to work in britain. and when's the joke ? i'm trying to- t t and when's the joke ? i'm trying to prove the joke? i'm trying to prove rrrs— the joke? i'm trying to prove this comedian— the joke? i'm trying to prove this comedian thing. that's a good— this comedian thing. that's a good porrr. — this comedian thing. that's a good point r— this comedian thing. that's a good point. it was more of a para.— good point. it was more of a porrr. wo— good point. it was more of a point wo: rar— good point. it was more of a point. no, but no.- good point. it was more of a point. no, but no. his point of jokes— point. no, but no. his point of jokes are— point. no, but no. his point of jokes are ris— point. no, but no. his point of jokes and his jokes point. rweer— jokes and his jokes point. week we— jokes and his jokes point. tweet me. don't- jokes and his jokes point. tweet me. don't complain. torfaen. guys, we've got to array:— torfaen. guys, we've got to aeraakky: r— torfaen. guys, we've got to actually, i might torfaen. guys, we've got to- actually, i might-about actually, i might complain about war— actually, i might complain about rrar-oreorr.— actually, i might complain about that-ofcom. let's- actually, i might complain about that ofcom. let's the that joke to ofcom. let's do the rekegrarr—rare- that joke to ofcom. let's do the telegraph rare news telegraph with some rare news aboar— telegraph with some rare news arrow-rares— telegraph with some rare news about prince. that isn't the about the prince. that isn't the rrar— about the prince. that isn't the rrar was— about the prince. that isn't the one. that was such— about the prince. that isn't the one. that was such good joke. one. that was such a good joke. rweryore— one. that was such a good joke. everyone-louis. - one. that was such a good joke. everyone-louis. oh,- one. that was such a good joke. everyone louis. qt everyone hates louis. oh, this is everyone hates louis. oh, this rs—rakkrrel is me. yes. just busy talking rry. — is me. yes. just busy talking rry. rrrs— is me. yes. just busy talking over my. this is— is me. yes. just busy talking over my. this is the- “4115 just busy talking over my. t 3” is me. yes. just busy talking over my. this is the prince of wales who i'm sorry to get your head that. prince head around that. the prince of wales that horrible ,

wales is not that horrible, charles. but his is horrible. how dare you speak about our rrorarer— how dare you speak about our monarch that— how dare you speak about our monarch that way. i'm sorry. i'm american . can send back, american. can send them back, complain me. send me back. complain about me. send me back. send back . that's. i think send me back. that's. i think i'm i'm not a royalist. i'm i'm not. i'm not a royalist. i'm sorry. you want to believe that stuff? what you believe. stuff? that's what you believe. you in beans on you also believe in beans on toast. know, you believe. toast. you know, you believe. you this would have you believe. this would have beer— you believe. this would have beer-a— you believe. this would have beer-a rew- you believe. this would have been-a few years- you believe. this would have been a few years ago. been treason a few years ago. rar— been treason a few years ago. our 90— been treason a few years ago. ear go or— been treason a few years ago. or go or ro— been treason a few years ago. but go on to .that- been treason a few years ago. but go on to that we have but go on to say that we have free— but go on to say that we have free-rar— but go on to say that we have free-oar kr— but go on to say that we have free-but it-the. free speech, but it says the wrrarasr— free speech, but it says the windrush generation, quote, assorarrg— windrush generation, quote, according charles, windrush generation, quote, accorcus| charles, windrush generation, quote, accorcus better. charles, windrush generation, quote, accorc us better. tt: 3 made us better. according to the telegraph. he said their telegraph. and he said their contributions to britain cannot be overstated . and they be overstated. and they experienced hardship after they arrived, which they did. and they the nation's forever grateful for their impact. they've done. you know, the fact is , is that this country needed is, is that this country needed a kick up the butt with some with some hard working immigrant people, colour who people, people of colour who added a lot to this country, this country. imagine how this country. i can imagine how horrible it in the 1950s and horrible it was in the 1950s and 60s the country i'm not 60s if the country i'm not i don't to anger at you two don't want to anger at you two guys. imagine it just was just a load of paul's nick's. it's load of paul's and nick's. it's like, think to myself like, imagine i think to myself

, would this country , how bad would this country be if no people ? if there were no black people? it'd be horrible. interesting point. so. well, look, i think eeoryre— point. so. well, look, i think everyone does— point. so. well, look, i think everyone does like- so. well, look, i think everyone does like the windrush gererarror.— everyone does like the windrush gererarror. r— everyone does like the windrush generation. i mean, you know, wrkkrarr— generation. i mean, you know, wrkkrarr says— generation. i mean, you know, william says their contributions to william says their contributions ro rrrrarr— william says their contributions to britain cannot— william says their contributions to britain cannot be overstated. they— to britain cannot be overstated.| they—people they probably could, but people gererakky— they probably could, but people generally—towardsj generally well disposed towards rrerr. —eoarse- them. and now, of course, rrrrrrgrarror— them. and now, of course, immigration high that it's immigration is so hiin that it's a immigration is so high that it's a arrrererr— immigration is so high that it's a different story. _ immigration is so high that it's a different story. what a different story. but what do you— a different story. but what doi yoa—agree you think, paul? well, i agree wrrr— you think, paul? well, i agree war-rear:— you think, paul? well, i agree wrrr-rrear: r- you think, paul? well, i agree with mean, i think you with him. i mean, i think you can overstate— with him. i mean, i think you can overstate anything, the can overstate anything, by the way.— can overstate anything, by the way-wars— can overstate anything, by the way-arar-s-orl way. i think that's a bit of ryrerroke.— way. i think that's a bit of- hyperbole._does, hyperbole. louis always does, however. - mean, - hyperbole. louis always does, however. mean, i've however. yeah. i mean, i've aeraakky— however. yeah. i mean, i've actually-the- however. yeah. i mean, i've actually _the .tol however. yeah. i mean, i've- actually _the -to watch actually taken the time to watch actually taken the time to watch a few— actually taken the time to watch a few documentaries recently on rose:— a few documentaries recently on rose-a— a few documentaries recently on rose-a were— a few documentaries recently on bbc4, a weird channel, a few documentaries recently on bbc4, way. a weird channel, a few documentaries recently on bbc4, way. a watch hannel, a few documentaries recently on bbc4, way. a watch it.inel, a few documentaries recently on bbc4, way. a watch it. that by the way. don't watch it. that are by the way. don't watch it. that rarrrrg— by the way. don't watch it. that rarrrrg a— by the way. don't watch it. that are running a series of windrush aoearrerrarres— are running a series of windrush documentaries at— are running a series of windrush documentaries at the moment, and rrey— documentaries at the moment, and rrey wee— documentaries at the moment, and rrey very— documentaries at the moment, and they were very enlightening . and they were very enlightening. and to they were very enlightening. and ro-rre— they were very enlightening. and ro-rre faer— they were very enlightening. and to-the fact that- to be fair, the fact that rrey-we — to be fair, the fact that they've stayed the test of time are— they've stayed the test of time are-stu— they've stayed the test of time and-still-and- and they're still here and rrey-we— and they're still here and they've generations and they're still here and- they've - generations of they've created generations of reorke— they've created generations of reorke rs— they've created generations of people is testament to them also resrarrerr— people is testament to them also resrarrerr ro— people is testament to them also testament to the _ people is testament to them also testament to the good people of sea— testament to the good people of sear-wea— testament to the good people of great-wellithe- great britain as well by the way,— great britain as well by the way—war- great britain as well by the way—war bad-i great britain as well by the. way,_that bad. yes way, we can't be that bad. yes aesrrre— way, we can't be that bad. yes despite-louis_ way, we can't be that bad. yes despite louis says, no to despite what louis says, no to us. despite what louis says, no to we-we gor— despite what louis says, no to us. we've got to— despite what louis says, no to us. we've got to move on. louis, rkr— us. we've got to move on. louis, r-rr sorry.— us. we've got to move on. louis, r-rr sorry. rkr— us. we've got to move on. louis, r-rr sorry. r-rr so— us. we've got to move on. louis, i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. on that eroarrrseerr— i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. on that endorsement-a— i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. on that endorsement a rival endorsement of a rival channel from—ro- endorsement of a rival channel from—ro rrowel endorsement of a rival channeli from _to move on. from paul. we have to move on. are— from paul. we have to move on. ara-are— from paul. we have to move on. ara-are mark- from paul. we have to move on. and-the mail-andi and let's do the mail now. and we roare— and let's do the mail now. and we roara are— and let's do the mail now. and we found the one— and let's do the mail now. and we found the one person in the

uk we found the one person in the wk-rrrrks—rsl we found the one person in the. uk .thinks_is too uk who thinks immigration is too kow. — uk who thinks immigration is too row. —a- uk who thinks immigration is too row. —a roryl low. and of course, it's a tory ookkkkar— low. and of course, it's a tory politician. paul— low. and of course, it's a tory politician. paul absolutely. wrar—wekkl politician. paul absolutely. - what—well, downing what is going on? well, downing srreer— what is going on? well, downing srreer roaay— what is going on? well, downing street today dismissed calls from— street today dismissed calls from for— street today dismissed calls from for former— street today dismissed calls from for former tory chancellor. i from for former tory chancellor. r aor-r— from for former tory chancellor. r aor-r krow— from for former tory chancellor. i don't know how— from for former tory chancellor. i don't know how he was a tory, to i don't know how he was a tory, ro re— i don't know how he was a tory, ro re roresr:— i don't know how he was a tory, to be honest, for— i don't know how he was a tory, to be honest, for former tory crareekkor— to be honest, for former tory chancellor philip— to be honest, for former tory chancellor philip hammond to rear-k— chancellor philip hammond to relax. immigration rule . so the relax. immigration rule. so the eoroy— relax. immigration rule. so the eoroy ara— relax. immigration rule. so the economy and reintroduce foreign karoar— economy and reintroduce foreign karoar ro— economy and reintroduce foreign labour to undercut— economy and reintroduce foreign labour to undercut british wages and labour to undercut british wages are ger— labour to undercut british wages are ger are— labour to undercut british wages and get the economy going again. it's and get the economy going again. as wke— and get the economy going again. as krke reorke— and get the economy going again. it's like people have amnesia . it's like people have amnesia. rr-s— it's like people have amnesia. as are— it's like people have amnesia. it's the significant contributor to it's the significant contributor ro rre — it's the significant contributor to the situation— it's the significant contributor to the situation that we're in wor— to the situation that we're in wor rr-s— to the situation that we're in now. not it's not— to the situation that we're in now. not it's not the only contributor, _ now. not it's not the only contributor, but one of the srgrrrrearr— contributor, but one of the significant contributors is that our significant contributors is that wroke— significant contributors is that our whole economy , since our whole economy, since prorarky— our whole economy, since probably labour's blair's labour has probably labour's blair's labour ras beer— probably labour's blair's labour ras reer kr— probably labour's blair's labour has been in entirely reliant on areas— has been in entirely reliant on erear aboar— has been in entirely reliant on cheap labour, whether that be foregr— cheap labour, whether that be rorergr or— cheap labour, whether that be foreign or not— cheap labour, whether that be foreign or not largely foreign, but foreign or not largely foreign, oar erear— foreign or not largely foreign, but cheap labour. and because it's but cheap labour. and because as ror— but cheap labour. and because as ror rome— but cheap labour. and because it's not home grown, we've just plugged— it's not home grown, we've just rkaggea are— it's not home grown, we've just plugged the gap— it's not home grown, we've just plugged the gap each time. okay, now we've an opportunity now we've got an opportunity and we—orrorrarrryl we should take the opportunity to we should take the opportunity ro—a— we should take the opportunity ro—a kar— we should take the opportunity ro—a or more- we should take the opportunity to_a bit more self. to try and be a bit more self sarrrererr— to try and be a bit more self sarrrererr .— to try and be a bit more self sufficient . but— to try and be a bit more self sufficient . but that's sufficient. but that's not nationalistic— sufficient. but that's not nationalistic .- sufficient. but that's not nationalistic . that's good nationalistic. that's good economics. becoming economics. that's becoming sustainable— economics. that's becoming sustainable in— economics. that's becoming sustainable in the same way as people—

sustainable in the same way as reorke warr— sustainable in the same way as reorke warr yoa— sustainable in the same way as people want you to become sasrarrarky— people want you to become sustainably green , you to sustainably green, you need to become— sustainably green, you need to. become—sustainable become economically sustainable --wav_ become economically sustainable .-wayyoa— become economically sustainable .-way yoa ao— become economically sustainable .-way yoa ao rrar- become economically sustainable .-way you do that is- become economically sustainable . way you do that is to . and the way you do that is to make— . and the way you do that is to make-are— . and the way you do that is to make _the people- . and the way you do that is to make the people living make sure that the people living wrrrrr— make sure that the people living within _wherever. within your country, wherever rrey—are l within your country, whereveri rrey—are rere they come from, that are here how, _ they come from, that are here row-ro— they come from, that are here row-ro ao- they come from, that are here now,-to do the- now, are able to do the jobs rrar— now, are able to do the jobs that-economy.- now, are able to do the jobs that economy. just now, are able to do the jobs- that-economy. just this that feed the economy. just this is iasr— that feed the economy. just this is iasr more— that feed the economy. just this is iasr or— that feed the economy. just this is just more of the— that feed the economy. just this is just more of the same. yeah, it is just more of the same. yeah, rr corres— is just more of the same. yeah, rr ro— is just more of the same. yeah, it comes to down— is just more of the same. yeah, it comes to down a— is just more of the same. yeah, it comes to down a remainer karrerrrrg— it comes to down a remainer lamenting brexit— it comes to down a remainer lamenting brexit again. he wants us lamenting brexit again. he wants as ro— lamenting brexit again. he wants as rolrree— lamenting brexit again. he wants us to free movement back and us to get free movement back and as yoa— us to get free movement back and as yoa say:— us to get free movement back and as yoa say, rr-s— us to get free movement back and as yoa say, as a— us to get free movement back and as you say, it's a short term mr rarage— as you say, it's a short term mr rarage r— as you say, it's a short term mr rarage r rrear— as you say, it's a short term mr farage i mean, doesn't farage i mean, it doesn't even work— farage i mean, it doesn't even. work—worker work for the birth rates problem korg— work for the birth rates problem korg-aoesr-r— work for the birth rates problem long-doesn't solve- long term. it doesn't solve aryrrrrg.— long term. it doesn't solve anything-this- long term. it doesn't solve anything. this idea anything. and this this idea rrar— anything. and this this idea that-choice,- anything. and this this idea that choice, he's saying that it's a choice, he's saying you— that it's a choice, he's saying yoa-rave— that it's a choice, he's saying you-have.increase. that it's a choice, he's saying you have increase in you can't have an increase in eosr— you can't have an increase in eosr or— you can't have an increase in cost of mortgages— you can't have an increase in cost of mortgages because that's rokrrreakky— cost of mortgages because that's rokrrreakky-so- politically toxic, but so is rrgr— politically toxic, but so is hiin high immigration. but that's not reakky—kra- high immigration. but that's not reakky—kra yoa- high immigration. but that's not really and you could really the choice. and you could easrky— really the choice. and you could easily—numbers. really the choice. and you couldi easily—numbers of easily argue that the numbers of people— easily argue that the numbers of people—mare- easily argue that the numbers of. people—made house people coming in have made house arses— people coming in have made house prices eer— people coming in have made house prices even worse, obviously, reaase— prices even worse, obviously, reeaase-ara- prices even worse, obviously, because-and so because of supply and demand. so it's because of supply and demand. so rr-s-srrarge— it's a very strange idea that you— it's a very strange idea that yoa-sorr— it's a very strange idea that yoa-sorr or- it's a very strange idea that. yoa-sorr or-ore you have to sort of choose one or are— you have to sort of choose one or are orrer. — you have to sort of choose one or the other. it's— you have to sort of choose one or the other. it's like, no, argaarky— or the other. it's like, no, arguably immigration has contributed— arguably immigration has contributed that. that contributed to that. so that was a—andl a frustrating thing to me. and rrer— a frustrating thing to me. and rrer-rerore — a frustrating thing to me. and then-beforelcome- a frustrating thing to me. and then before come to then lastly, before i come to lewis— then lastly, before i come to rewrslraea— then lastly, before i come to lewis,-idea that- then lastly, before i come to lewis, idea that bring lewis, the idea that we bring in gas— lewis, the idea that we bring in iasr skrkkea— lewis, the idea that we bring in just skilled saying just skilled people saying we rave— just skilled people saying we. rave—sysrerr: have this points based system, we-reorke— have this points based system, we-reorke wrrr- have this points based system, we people with specific we bring in people with specific skrkks—reakky- skills, but is that really workrrge— skills, but is that really working? _to. skills, but is that really working? _to we skills, but is that really working?-to we have working? it seems to me we have all working? it seems to me we have ark-or— working? it seems to me we have ark-or people— working? it seems to me we have all of people coming into all kinds of people coming into the all kinds of people coming into are-wro— all kinds of people coming into the-who don't- all kinds of people coming intoj the-who don't-any the country who don't have any rekewarr—aol the country who don't have anyi relevant—do you

relevant skills. but what do you rrrrke— relevant skills. but what do you rrrrke-ewer- relevant skills. but what do you think?-even if- relevant skills. but what do you think?-even if you. think? lewis but even if you barg— think? lewis but even if you rrrrg kr— think? lewis but even if you rrrrg rr reorke— think? lewis but even if you bring in people with skills such as-serarrer:— bring in people with skills such as-schaffer, who - bring in people with skills such as schaffer, who brought as lewis schaffer, who brought sorreay—rrrsl comedy and laughter to this marry:— country, where it was 20 years ago, — country, where it was 20 years after-i— country, where it was 20 years agor-i-i- country, where it was 20 years ago-r-r earre- country, where it was 20 yearsi ago,-i-i came here, country, where it was 20 years. ago,-i-i came here, it ago, when i when i came here, it was-roare— ago, when i when i came here, it was-rorrrrke. — ago, when i when i came here, it was-rorrrrke. r- ago, when i when i came here, it was-horrible. i mean,- ago, when i when i came here, it was horrible. t was pretty horrible. i mean, i you— was pretty horrible. i mean, i yoa-ere— was pretty horrible. i mean, i you the comedian that you might the comedian that you're not maybe you're laughing at. not maybe not. at me, but not. you're laughing at me, but you're laughing at nick dixon. i made him funny. paul, made him funny. paul paul, i made him funny. paul paul, i made but but yeah, in made funny. but but yeah, in contrast to you. yeah, that's row— contrast to you. yeah, that's row-rar— contrast to you. yeah, that's how- but maybe - contrast to you. yeah, that's. how-but maybe that's how it works. but maybe that's wrar— how it works. but maybe that's wrar kr— how it works. but maybe that's wrar r is — how it works. but maybe that's wrar r is r— how it works. but maybe that's what it is. i you— how it works. but maybe that's what it is. r: what it is. i you said, well, i could do this. i could be as funny as the point is funny as lewis. the point is here is the let's get the here is the point. let's get the point that mass point is, is that mass immigration might actually help this country. i know you think that it's kept birthright. it doesn't really help birth rates , by bringing in young, , but by bringing in young, vital people their families vital people and their families , they have kids. and that's what we need people who what we need. we need people who are going to work. china is having the bottom is falling out. the chinese birth replacement. okay, out. the chinese birth replacement . okay, we got to go replacement. okay, we got to go wsr.— replacement. okay, we got to go rrrsr. weak— replacement. okay, we got to go rrrsr. we-kk ao— replacement. okay, we got to go first. we'll do one— replacement. okay, we got to go first. we'll do one more- t okay, we got to go first. we'll do one more story before— first. we'll do one more story before are— first. we'll do one more story before the break— first. we'll do one more story before the break in. the eaararar— before the break in. the guardian again, for some reason are— guardian again, for some reason are g— guardian again, for some reason are if yoa— guardian again, for some reason are if yoa aor-r— guardian again, for some reason and if you don't like woke capitalism— and if you don't like woke capitalism,-a- and if you don't like woke capitalism, a climate capitalism, you're a climate skewer.— capitalism, you're a climate denier. apparently that denier. apparently paul, is that rrgrre— denier. apparently paul, is that rrgrre-rs— denier. apparently paul, is that rrgrre-rs rre- denier. apparently paul, is that right? is me. we're

right? oh, this is me. we're aorrg— right? oh, this is me. we're aorrg paar-s— right? oh, this is me. we're doing paul's quickly about the woke— doing paul's quickly about the woke capitalism _ doing paul's quickly about the woke capitalism right wing war on woke capitalism right wing war or woke— woke capitalism right wing war on woke capitalism . yeah. yeah. on woke capitalism. yeah. yeah. so on woke capitalism. yeah. yeah. so are— on woke capitalism. yeah. yeah. so the american— on woke capitalism. yeah. yeah. so the american right wing wraerrrg— so the american right wing widening the— so the american right wing widening the fight against what it widening the fight against what rr saus— widening the fight against what rr eakks a— widening the fight against what it calls a woke— widening the fight against what it calls a woke capitalism is partly— it calls a woke capitalism is rarrky orker— it calls a woke capitalism is rarrky driven by— it calls a woke capitalism is partly driven by fossil fuel rrreresrs— partly driven by fossil fuel interests of _ partly driven by fossil fuel interests of industry allies. rsserrrakky:— interests of industry allies. essentially, the _ interests of industry allies. essentially, the idea is that are— essentially, the idea is that the anti—woke _ essentially, the idea is that the anti—woke movement , or as the anti—woke movement, or as the anti—woke movement, or as are resa— the anti—woke movement, or as are resr or— the anti—woke movement, or as the rest of the— the anti—woke movement, or as the rest of the world call it, rorrrak— the rest of the world call it, normal. yeah— the rest of the world call it, normal. yeah common sense is in way— normal. yeah common sense is in way rryrrg— normal. yeah common sense is in way rryrrg ro— normal. yeah common sense is in some way trying to kerb the overzealous— some way trying to kerb the overzealous policies that are arrwrg— overzealous policies that are arrwrg sorre— overzealous policies that are driving some of— overzealous policies that are driving some of our green gorges— driving some of our green policies across— driving some of our green policies across the states. in rrrs— policies across the states. in rrrs ease— policies across the states. in this case, but— policies across the states. in this case, but across the world. nowr _ this case, but across the world. now r— this case, but across the world. now r rrrrk— this case, but across the world. now, i think that's— this case, but across the world. now, i think that's good. i rrrrk— now, i think that's good. i think that's— now, i think that's good. i think that's good. it's not reaase— think that's good. it's not because believe in think that's good. it's not- because-believe in green because i don't believe in green gorges— because i don't believe in green rokrereslrr-s— because i don't believe in green policiesiit's-they- because i don't believe in green policies it's they are policies. it's because they are overzealous and— policies. it's because they are overzealous and this isn't rrey-re— overzealous and this isn't they're always— overzealous and this isn't they're always trying to skew they're always trying to skew the argument.— they're always trying to skew the argument. you the anti the argument. you know, the anti wrke— the argument. you know, the anti wrkelarrr — the argument. you know, the anti white,-anti woke— the argument. you know, the anti white, anti woke right white, the anti woke the right wrrg— white, the anti woke the right wrrg are— white, the anti woke the right wing rrrs— white, the anti woke the right wing are this they're you wing are this they're bad you krow— wing are this they're bad you know-green's— wing are this they're bad you know green's good anti—woke wing are this they're bad you kn0\this green's good anti—woke wing are this they're bad you kn0\this issreen's good anti—woke wing are this they're bad you kn0\this is aeen's good anti—woke wing are this they're bad you kn0\this is a nonsense. anti—woke wing are this they're bad you kn0\this is a nonsense. this-woke wing are this they're bad you kn0\this is a nonsense. this is oke bad this is a nonsense. this is a ror—srory— bad this is a nonsense. this is a ror—srory .— bad this is a nonsense. this is a non—story . lewis well, what a non—story. lewis well, what was interesting— a non—story. lewis well, what was interesting about it is the guy— was interesting about it is the gay yoae— was interesting about it is the guy you're twing— was interesting about it is the guy you're trying to attack the art — guy you're trying to attack the art ese — guy you're trying to attack the anti esg people,— guy you're trying to attack the anti esg people, you're saying rrey-re— anti esg people, you're saying rrey-relrrea— anti esg people, you're saying they're tied climate they're all tied to climate aerrakrsrr. — they're all tied to climate denialism. even if it's denialism. but even if it's rag— denialism. but even if it's rag-r— denialism. but even if it's true,-i don't- denialism. but even if it's true, i don't necessarily true, which i don't necessarily renewe— true, which i don't necessarily rekrewe—rrel

believe it is, that's just the same phenomenon as the esg people-— same phenomenon as the esg people-borr— same phenomenon as the esg people. both trying to, people. they're both trying to, if people. they're both trying to, rrlrrae:— people. they're both trying to, rrlrrae: ag— people. they're both trying to, rrlrrae: rrg kr— people. they're both trying to, if-true, rig it in— people. they're both trying to, if true, rig it in favour if it's true, rig it in favour of if it's true, rig it in favour or-rekrers- if it's true, rig it in favour of-beliefs with- if it's true, rig it in favour of beliefs with funding . of their beliefs with funding. ara— of their beliefs with funding. ara-story.— of their beliefs with funding. and-story, this— of their beliefs with funding. and-story, this non- of their beliefs with funding. and-story, this non storyl and this story, this non story is paul riley points out comes from a new report from um, a research and advisory firm, the pleiades strategy, whose goal is to accelerate climate action to build future . you'll get there. build future. you'll get there. okay, is his own right, and he's rebuild. i wrote it down to build build out to build a future rooted rooted in equity , future rooted rooted in equity, justice and shared prosperity. so this is a totally left think tank. and they're trying to make it seem like it's just, you know, of course, classic garden . all right. we've got to go to are— . all right. we've got to go to we break.— . all right. we've got to go to the break. lewis— . all right. we've got to go to the break. lewis is— all right. we've got to go to the break. lewis is going to eat sorrerrrrg— the break. lewis is going to eat something-wake- the break. lewis is going to eat something wake up and coming something and wake up and coming up something and wake up and coming arr-rear— something and wake up and coming arr-rear sector:— something and wake up and coming up - next section, the - something and wake up and coming up next section, the chef up in the next section, the chef wro-s— up in the next section, the chef wo-swearsr-g- up in the next section, the chef who's-vegans-hisl who's banned vegans from his resraararr— who's banned vegans from his restaurant transplants . restaurant and poo transplants. ore—sores- restaurant and poo transplants. one _ stories are l one of those two stories are rekarea. — one of those two stories arei

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through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. kers— welcome back to headliners. rer-s ger— welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the let's get straight into it with are darry— let's get straight into it with the daily mail— let's get straight into it with the daily mail and the bbc eorrrraea— the daily mail and the bbc continued to— the daily mail and the bbc continued to maintain their rrgoroas— continued to maintain their rigorous impartiality standards. rrar— rigorous impartiality standards. rrar-rre— rigorous impartiality standards. rrar-rrer-oke— rigorous impartiality standards. that the joke there. that was the joke there. louis ves— that was the joke there. louis yes r— that was the joke there. louis kes . arts— that was the joke there. louis kes . rrrs rs— that was the joke there. louis yes , this is the— that was the joke there. louis yes , this is the bbc broadcaster yes, this is the bbc broadcaster clive myrie, who i don't really know because i don't watch the bbc and i don't even know why i'm can i, can i get out of not paying my i'm can i, can i get out of not paying my licence clive paying my licence fee? clive myrie myrie pulled from news at ten over fears boris johnson jibes on have i got news for you could quote spark impartiality row or is it a row row it is a row. yeah it is row. and what it says is, is that the host, myrie , who was the host of have i got news for you was actually scheduled. it was double dipping. he was doing the news. it's like when we do two programmes at he had to programmes at once, he had to go do at but do the news at ten. but meanwhile , at nine, he's like meanwhile, at nine, he's like making jokes about boris johnson. so there's a question of impartiality. know, the

of impartiality. you know, the british people, they want they because when they had only one channel, they needed it to be totally impartial between the left and the right, between laboun left and the right, between labour, the lib dems and the tories . so they had to make it tories. so they had to make it seem like every body was completely impartial . now there completely impartial. now there are a million channels and they don't need to do that anymore. so they told this guy, so they, they told this guy, clive myrie, that you can't do the news at ten. i'd like to see are— the news at ten. i'd like to see the impartiality— the news at ten. i'd like to see the impartiality row— trt.“ i'd like to see the impartiality row actually wke— the impartiality row actually krke a— the impartiality row actually like a cambridge boat race. wroewer— like a cambridge boat race. whoever wins— like a cambridge boat race. whoever wins it— like a cambridge boat race. whoever wins it gets to control the whoever wins it gets to control are—rec. - whoever wins it gets to control are—rec. earl whoever wins it gets to controli the—bbc. but this the agenda of the bbc. but this row— the agenda of the bbc. but this row aeraakky— the agenda of the bbc. but this poll actually just— the agenda of the bbc. but this poll actually just to defend the rec— poll actually just to defend the age .— poll actually just to defend the rec . wrkr— poll actually just to defend the rec . wrker r— poll actually just to defend the bbc , which i will— poll actually just to defend the bbc , which i will do from time bbc, which i will do from time to bbc, which i will do from time ro-r-rr— bbc, which i will do from time ro-r-rr very— bbc, which i will do from time to-i'm very fair.- bbc, which i will do from time to i'm very fair. this to time, i'm very fair. this aoesr-r— to time, i'm very fair. this doesn't seem— to time, i'm very fair. this doesn't seem that bad to me. they— doesn't seem that bad to me. they-concerns- doesn't seem that bad to me. they concerns that doesn't seem that bad to me. - they-concerns that-was they had concerns that clive was aorrg— they had concerns that clive was doing-different- they had concerns that clive was doing different types doing two very different types of of of programme within an hour of ear— of programme within an hour of eaer-wrrer— of programme within an hour of each-which could- of programme within an hour of each which could bit each other, which could be a bit oar.— each other, which could be a bit oar-row— each other, which could be a bit. oar-aorrg-srow. odd. you're doing a comedy show, rrer— odd. you're doing a comedy show, rrer yoa-re— odd. you're doing a comedy show, then you're doing— odd. you're doing a comedy show, then you're doing the serious ara— then you're doing the serious news. and the— then you're doing the serious news. and the problem is news. and the problem with it is oree—or- once you're doing a load of jokes— once you're doing a load of jokes aboar— once you're doing a load of jokes about boris johnson, you ear-r — jokes about boris johnson, you ear-r -say.— jokes about boris johnson, you ear-r.-say.-r-rr| can't. then say, and now i'm rakkrrg— talking seriously about boris rorrsor— talking seriously about boris rorrsorla— talking seriously about boris johnson a neutral way. it johnson in a neutral way. it aoesr-r.— johnson in a neutral way. it doesn't-course- johnson in a neutral way. it doesn't. course the floor doesn't. but of course the floor oflis— doesn't. but of course the floor oflis we— doesn't. but of course the floor oflis we ark— doesn't. but of course the floor oflis we all-what- doesn't. but of course the floor of is we all what the of it is we all know what the rec— of it is we all know what the bbc-believe. - of it is we all know what the bbc-believe. and- of it is we all know what the bbc believe. and we've bbc really believe. and we've seer—arty- bbc really believe. and we'vei seen—emily maitlis seen people like emily maitlis

wrer—sre- seen people like emily maitlis when—she tells when she leaves and she tells rer— when she leaves and she tells rer-wews— when she leaves and she tells her-views-lo- when she leaves and she tells her-views-lo and- her real views and lo and rewro— her real views and lo andi awoke—are behold, they're exactly the wews— behold, they're exactly the wewswas—i behold, they're exactly the. views _was it views we thought. or was it warr— views we thought. or was it warm-wro- views we thought. or was it martin-who got- views we thought. or was it martin who got in martin croxall who got in rroarke— martin croxall who got in trouble laughing at martin croxall who got in trouble-laughing at idea trouble for laughing at the idea of trouble for laughing at the idea or-gorrg— trouble for laughing at the idea or-gorrg so— trouble for laughing at the idea or-gorrg so are- trouble for laughing at the idea of going so and bbc of boris going so and bbc weary.— of boris going so and bbc verify-just- of boris going so and bbc verify,-just an. of boris going so and bbc- verify,-just an absurd verify, which is just an absurd rroragaraa— propaganda service. so although this propaganda service. so although arts—sere- propaganda service. so although this—sense, they'rei propaganda service. so although this really sense, they're propaganda service. so although this really fooling sense, they're propaganda service. so although this really fooling anyone. iey're not really fooling anyone. sorry. — not really fooling anyone. sorry. _m- not really fooling anyone. sorry. -rrr or- not really fooling anyone.l sorry. _bit of-no, sorry. paul. bit of a no, no, no. absolutely _ sorry. paul. bit of a no, no, no. absolutely ' “r: r:rt:r ragttnt; no. absolutely and i do agree with you. you-there's. no. absolutely and i do agree. with you. you _there's two with you. you know, there's two rrrrgs— with you. you know, there's two rrrrgs gorrg— with you. you know, there's two rrrrgs gorrg or— with you. you know, there's two things going on here.- you know, there's two things going on here. got things going on here. you've got to things going on here. you've got ro—sarrre.- things going on here. you've got ro—sarrre. okayei to be able to have satire, okay? ara— to be able to have satire, okay? andlyou're_ to be able to have satire, okay? andlyou're gorrg— to be able to have satire, okay? and you're going to whoever's and if you're going to whoever's preserrrrg— and if you're going to whoever's presenting-satire— and if you're going to whoever's presenting satire show presenting the satire show is akkowea— presenting the satire show is allowed-satirical- allowed to be satirical about wrar-s—rrar-si allowed to be satirical about. what's—that's all what's going on. and that's all i what's going on. and that's all _was — what's going on. and that's all i-there. made— what's going on. and that's all i there. made some pretty i saw there. made some pretty fun...— i saw there. made some prettyj tarry—oar funny stuff. boris was the butt of funny stuff. boris was the butt or-r— funny stuff. boris was the butt or-r rrear- of the joke. i mean, i'm a eorerara— of the joke. i mean, i'm a orearara-- of the joke. i mean, i'm a- comedian.-a comedian. comedian. you're a comedian. roars— comedian. you're a comedian. louisla— comedian. you're a comedian. louisla aoeror.— comedian. you're a comedian. louis-a doctor. we- comedian. you're a comedian. louis a doctor. we should be louis is a doctor. we should be are— louis is a doctor. we should be able ro— louis is a doctor. we should be able o oo— louis is a doctor. we should be able to do that.— louis is a doctor. we should be able to do that. i— louis is a doctor. we should be able to do that. i don't have any— able to do that. i don't have ary-rawe— able to do that. i don't have ary-rawe ary- able to do that. i don't have any have any issue with any i don't have any issue with awe—ws- any i don't have any issue with clive _ it's amusing i any i don't have any issue with clime_|t's amusingi any i don't have any issue with clime because it's amusing any i don't have any issue with clime because the 's amusing any i don't have any issue with clime because the bbclusing any i don't have any issue with clime because the bbc have] any i don't have any issue with clime because the bbc have made to me because the bbc have made a roa— to me because the bbc have made a rod for— to me because the bbc have made a rod for wet— to me because the bbc have made a rod for their own— to me because the bbc have made a rod for their own back. the roa— a rod for their own back. the rod rs— a rod for their own back. the rod is impartial— a rod for their own back. the rod is impartial motty. it aoesr-r— rod is impartial motty. it doesn't exist. _ rod is impartial motty. it doesn't exist. they are not treata— doesn't exist. they are not impartial. they— doesn't exist. they are not impartial. they they need to sror— impartial. they they need to stop pretending— impartial. they they need to stop pretending that they are or wke— stop pretending that they are or someone like clive myrie cannot go — someone like clive myrie cannot go rave— someone like clive myrie cannot go rave r— someone like clive myrie cannot go rawe r gor— someone like clive myrie cannot go on. have i got for you? go on. have i got news for you? wrkr— go on. have i got news for you? wrker-re— go on. have i got news for you? wrker-re a— go on. have i got news for you? which-be a shame- go on. have i got news for you? which be a shame they which would be a shame if they raver-r—ror- which would be a shame if they haven't—for their- which would be a shame if they haven't for their own haven't made a rod for their own back. — haven't made a rod for their own back. trey— haven't made a rod for their own back. they haven't.— haven't made a rod for their own back. they haven't. the- haven't made a rod for their own back. “cg “ c ”art haven't made a rod for their own back. “cg .. c "tat back. they haven't. the fact is, is is in a very bad is that the bbc is in a very bad position because they're the state propaganda network

pretending be all things to pretending to be all things to all people the truth is all people when the truth is they deep, deep, they represent the deep, deep, deep that upon a time deep state that once upon a time it they represented it was they represented the kings queens of this kings and the queens of this country. they represent the country. now they represent the world forum. people you world economic forum. people you know, you know what it is plenty of fresh for twitter there. of fresh meat for twitter there. yeah. you know what? the bbc is the worst thing about this country. okay. do you know what to i country. okay. do you know what o r says— country. okay. do you know what o r saye koa— country. okay. do you know what to i say? you can— country. okay. do you know what to i say? you can say— rt.rt:r. do you know what to i say? you can say that. i sarrose— to i say? you can say that. i sarrose we— to i say? you can say that. i suppose we should say that before— suppose we should say that before we— suppose we should say that before we should address the ekerrarr— before we should address the ekerrarr kr— before we should address the elephant in the— before we should address the elephant in the room. which, of coarse-are— elephant in the room. which, of course,_the trouble- elephant in the room. which, of course, the trouble you course, louis, the trouble you got— course, louis, the trouble you gor kr— course, louis, the trouble you gor r was— course, louis, the trouble you got in was because you were sayrrg— got in was because you werei saying—people saying something and people saw.— saying something and people sag—very- saying something and peoplei said,_very serious. said, well, that's very serious. rar— said, well, that's very serious. but—different- but i think that's different reaase— but i think that's different because-of- but i think that's different. because-of reasons. because a couple of reasons. onea— because a couple of reasons. ore-sorrearar- one, you're a comedian and wars— one, you're a comedian and wars-are- one, you're a comedian and that's-life for- one, you're a comedian and. that's-life for many that's been your life for many years— years, probably your whole life. are— years, probably your whole life. ara—orker— years, probably your whole life. and-billed as- and we're all billed as comedians— and we're all billed as comedians here. and we're all billed as comedians-here. what comedians on here. that's what the comedians on here. that's what are-we-we— comedians on here. that's what are-we-we au- comedians on here. that's what the-we've all done- the show is. we've all done years— the show is. we've all done years or— the show is. we've all done years of comedy— the show is. we've all done years of comedy for our sins. rre— years of comedy for our sins. rre orrer— years of comedy for our sins. the other thing— years of comedy for our sins. the other thing is that the bbc has the other thing is that the bbc raslkreeree— the other thing is that the bbc has-licence fee— the other thing is that the bbc has licence fee and to has the licence fee and has to be has the licence fee and has to re treata— has the licence fee and has to be impartial, whereas actually gb be impartial, whereas actually so _wa- be impartial, whereas actually so _walrr be impartial, whereas actually gb |analogy-be,-if be impartial, whereas actually gb analogy was be, if be impartial, whereas actually gb analogy was fair, 3e, if be impartial, whereas actually gb analogy was fair, it, if be impartial, whereas actually gb analogy was fair, it would the analogy was fair, it would be the analogy was fair, it would re-aoes— the analogy was fair, it would re-aoes au- the analogy was fair, it would be-does all his- be like louis does all his srarr. — be like louis does all his srarr. re— be like louis does all his stuff. he-on- be like louis does all his stuff. he on this show stuff. he says on this show aboar— stuff. he says on this show arrow-ara— stuff. he says on this show. about-and-pressure stuff. he says on this show- about-and-pressure and about meat and load pressure and warer— about meat and load pressure and waerr—a— water doesn't exist or something. - water doesn't exist or something. goes on something. and then he goes on it. something. and then he goes on r. -rre— something. and then he goes on it.-the serious- something. and then he goes on it.-the serious news. it. and now the serious news war—arl

it. and now the serious newsi wrrr—ar roar with louis and a half an hour rarer— with louis and a half an hour rarer ara— with louis and a half an hour later and .would_ with louis and a half an hour later and would be a bit later and it would be a bit were.— later and it would be a bit were. rar— later and it would be a bit weird, but we're- later and it would be a bit weird, but we're not that. later and it would be a bit- weird, but we're not-that. weird, but we're not doing that. rar— weird, but we're not doing that. ear-ao— weird, but we're not doing that. ear-as r— weird, but we're not doing that. ear-as r rare— weird, but we're not doing that. but-do i have why- weird, but we're not doing that. but-do i have why why- weird, but we're not doing that. but why do i have why why can't i that? it's like it's like i do that? it's like it's like the guardian print the guardian they print a massive amount of misinformation, as all newspapers telegraph newspapers do. the telegraph does their own misinformation, but there shouldn't be a government agency telling the guardian to guardian that they have to print, anti—climate print, you know, an anti—climate change thing. got it. let's change thing. i got it. let's move the change thing. i got it. let's. move _the telegraph. move on and do the telegraph. ara— move on and do the telegraph. ara rs— move on and do the telegraph. art is re— move on and do the telegraph. art is re roo— move on and do the telegraph. and is 13 too young to drop the rorrrg— and is 13 too young to drop the rang—rare.- and is 13 too young to drop the boring—hate, pauli boring subjects you hate, paul 13 boring subjects you hate, paul rs-yoarg— boring subjects you hate, paul rs-yoarg ror— boring subjects you hate, paul 13-young forllot- boring subjects you hate, paul 13 young for lot of 13 is too young for a lot of rrrrgs— 13 is too young for a lot of rrrrgs ara— 13 is too young for a lot of things and we— 13 is too young for a lot of things and we need to start kearrrrg— things and we need to start learning quicker. learning that a bit quicker. however,.this_ learning that a bit quicker. however, in this particular story, 13 young to be story, 13 is too young to be making changing gcse making life changing gcse subject the of subject choices, the head of ofsted amanda spielman ofsted said. amanda spielman reus— ofsted said. amanda spielman ears are— ofsted said. amanda spielman tells the lords— : r: amanda spielman tells the lords education committee _ tells the lords education committee that she worries too rrary— committee that she worries too rrary oriarer— committee that she worries too many children are— committee that she worries too many children are dropping sari-eors— many children are dropping subjects such— many children are dropping subjects such as design and reerrokogy— subjects such as design and reerrokogy .— subjects such as design and reerrokogy . k— subjects such as design and technology . a couple of things technology. a couple of things going— technology. a couple of things gorrg or— technology. a couple of things gorrg or rere— technology. a couple of things going on here again, i mean, her garr— going on here again, i mean, her rorrr rs— going on here again, i mean, her point is essentially— going on here again, i mean, her point is essentially she wants reorke— point is essentially she wants reorke .— point is essentially she wants more people , more children be more people, more children to be garg— more people, more children to be aorrg aesrgr— more people, more children to be doing design technology. if she warrs— doing design technology. if she warrs rrar— doing design technology. if she warrs rrar .— doing design technology. if she wants that , they've got to make wants that, they've got to make it wants that, they've got to make rr-rrore— wants that, they've got to make it - more interesting - wants that, they've got to make it more interesting in it much more interesting in serook.— it much more interesting in serook. r— it much more interesting in serook. rla— it much more interesting in serook. rla-rr- school, i did a phd in electronics- electronics and electrical ergkreerkrg— electronics and electrical engineering, much engineering, and it was a much oraerreak— engineering, and it was a much more practical learning more practical way of learning on more practical way of learning orlior— more practical way of learning orlior kr— more practical way of learning orlior rr war— more practical way of learning on-job in with it- more practical way of learning on job in with it and other on the job in with it and other ergrreers— on the job in with it and other engineers that— on the job in with it and other engineers that school, they get you— engineers that school, they get

yoa—asrrray- engineers that school, they get you _ ashtray and l you to make an ashtray and a part— you to make an ashtray and a par of— you to make an ashtray and a par of a— you to make an ashtray and a para or a rke— you to make an ashtray and a part of a bike or— you to make an ashtray and a part of a bike or something. wear.— part of a bike or something. wear—aort- part of a bike or something.- yeah,_don't enthuse yeah, they really don't enthuse the yeah, they really don't enthuse are kids— yeah, they really don't enthuse are kids .— yeah, they really don't enthuse are kids . ara— yeah, they really don't enthuse the kids . and complaint the kids. and a complaint here is the kids. and a complaint here rsa-re— the kids. and a complaint here rsa-re ark— the kids. and a complaint here is-are all these- the kids. and a complaint here is are all these labs is that there are all these labs aoar— is that there are all these labs around-country— is that there are all these labs around country aren't around the country that aren't gerrrrg— around the country that aren't gerrrrg asea— around the country that aren't getting used because kids aren't rrreresrea.— getting used because kids aren't interested. yeah.— getting used because kids aren't interested. yeah. and interested. yeah. yeah. and i. rr-eaog-ro mean, i'm the wrong person to ask— mean, i'm the wrong person to ask-wowe- mean, i'm the wrong person toi ask-would-back ask because i would bring back the ask because i would bring back are-ara— ask because i would bring back the-and grammar- ask because i would bring back the and grammar schools, the 11 plus and grammar schools, but the 11 plus and grammar schools, oar-r— the 11 plus and grammar schools, oar-r aor-r— the 11 plus and grammar schools, but-i don't-just. but i mean, i don't know. just briefly.— but i mean, i don't know. just briefly-wra- but i mean, i don't know. just briefly,-what.you. briefly, lewis, what do you rrrrke—rr- briefly, lewis, what do you. think?_it because think? i mean, is it because as— think? i mean, is it because as a— think? i mean, is it because as a or— think? i mean, is it because it's a bit tech's_ think? i mean, is it because it's a bit tech's important, but bt it's a bit tech's important, but asr—rs- it's a bit tech's important, but. rr—rs rrrrorrarr. bt or whatever. it is important, but, but and i don't too but, but and i don't know too much about this because i was i didn't have this kind of education country. education in my in this country. and from my and i was isolated from my children these times. so children during these times. so i i was quite sad . it children during these times. so i i was quite sad. it is i was i was quite sad. it is really it is really sad. and so i mean, it was good because i didn't get i wasn't involved at all. i was it was a all. thank god. i was it was a blessing. and now my kids are happy to see anyway, it's like, this what i learned this is what i learned from this, secondary schools this, that secondary schools are measured on the number of pupils that gcse s in ebacc ib that take gcse s in ebacc ib take subjects including maths, engush take subjects including maths, english and literature. so it's the centralisation of control . the centralisation of control. it's forced the countries. so that's that's the worst thing about this country is sandra

okay. lewis schaefer drinking game— okay. lewis schaefer drinking game re— okay. lewis schaefer drinking garre re saro— lewis schaefer drinking game he said centralisation koyak— game he said centralisation koyak fars— game he said centralisation loyal fans take— game he said centralisation loyal fans take a drink let's do the independent— loyal fans take a drink let's do the independent now and a chef has the independent now and a chef ras rarrea— the independent now and a chef has banned vegans from his resaararrr — has banned vegans from his restaurant. now— has banned vegans from his restaurant. now i have to remain rorakky— restaurant. now i have to remain totally neutral. _ restaurant. now i have to remain totally neutral. but— restaurant. now i have to remain totally neutral. but who is this arsokare— totally neutral. but who is this. absolute—legend? absolute legend? who is legend? keraakky— absolute legend? who is legend? actually actually,— absolute legend? who is legend? actually actually, he's full actually actually, he's a full on actually actually, he's a full °"_9uy- actually actually, he's a full °"_9uy .- actually actually, he's a full. on_guy , celebrity on idiot. this guy, celebrity chef. this is this is the worst in the entire world is the independent chef bans independent celebrity chef bans vegans from his restaurants for, quote , mental health reasons. quote, mental health reasons. you can't call yourself a chef, a critic . a critic complained a critic. a critic complained about it. so the celebrity chef in perth who used to be british, his the restaurant is called fryers. he said he doesn't want any vegans in his place because they cause a lot of headaches. and this is so stupid of him . it and this is so stupid of him. it makes a little bit of publicity. but at the end of the day, the money is in the vegan dishes because the crap that i like to say that word, i think it's pretty mild. yeah. okay. the garbage that vegans eat is the most profitable type of food. spaghetti with tomato sauce and

beans. spaghetti with tomato sauce and beans . okay. but it spaghetti with tomato sauce and beans. okay. but it is declining and beans. okay. but it is declining are paar.— beans. okay. but it is declining are raak. rry— beans. okay. but it is declining and paul, my dad— beans. okay. but it is declining and paul, my dad was- [is/£6; but it is declining and paul, my dad was a chef. it was so annoying.— and paul, my dad was a chef. it was so annoying. people's little regaesrs— was so annoying. people's little regaesrs ara— was so annoying. people's little requests and stuff.— was so annoying. people's little requests and stuff. i love that rrrs— requests and stuff. i love that rrrs gay-s— requests and stuff. i love that this guy's taking— requests and stuff. i love that this guy's taking we this guy's taking a stance. we iasr— this guy's taking a stance. we iasr-rrar. — this guy's taking a stance. we just-that. elite- this guy's taking a stance. we just that. elite food just don't do that. elite food is just don't do that. elite food rslaroar— just don't do that. elite food is-about catering- just don't do that. elite food is about catering to is not about catering to rrekaswe— is not about catering to inclusive - it's. is not about catering to inclusive it's just inclusive tastes. it's just aroar— inclusive tastes. it's just about doing— inclusive tastes. it's just about doing what you do. it's an ar.— about doing what you do. it's an arr—r— about doing what you do. it's an arr—r rrear- about doing what you do. it's an arr—r rr-s- art. go on. no, i mean, it's raw.— art. go on. no, i mean, it's ww- ry— art. go on. no, i mean, it's raw. ry are— art. go on. no, i mean, it's lviv. by the way,- art. go on. no, i mean, it's lviv. by the way, louis, just. rasr— lviv. by the way, louis, just. as wrar— lviv. by the way, louis, just. as wrar rs— lviv. by the way, louis, just. just what is live— lviv. by the way, louis, just. just what is live the whole the srow. — just what is live the whole the srow. rr-s— just what is live the whole the show. it's live.— just what is live the whole the show. it's live. the— just what is live the whole the show. it's live. the show can't earr—iasr- show. it's live. the show can't edit—just said- show. it's live. the show can't edit—just said .- show. it's live. the show can't. edit—just said . um, edit what you've just said. um, rook.— edit what you've just said. um, kook. rkr— edit what you've just said. um, kook. r-rr war— edit what you've just said. um, look, i'm with you— edit what you've just said. um, look, i'm with you on this, risk. — look, i'm with you on this, risk. we— look, i'm with you on this, nick. the guy's- look, i'm with you on this, nick. the guy's a legend. i rrearlre-s— nick. the guy's a legend. i mean, he's little bit mean, he. he's a little bit prererrroas— mean, he. he's a little bit pretentious here because he aoesr-r— pretentious here because he doesn't reviewed doesn't like being reviewed and aoesr-r— doesn't like being reviewed and doesn't complained doesn't like being complained aroar.— doesn't like being complained aroar—r. - doesn't like being complained aroar—r. sol doesn't like being complainedi about,_|. so i'm about, but neither do i. so i'm rorakky— about, but neither do i. so i'm rorakky or— about, but neither do i. so i'm totally on board— about, but neither do i. so i'm totally on board with him. and eargs— totally on board with him. and wegarslrorrrg. — vegans are boring. yes, absolutely. _ vegans are boring. yes, absolutely. the absolutely. and. and lastly, the rraereraerr— absolutely. and. and lastly, the independent classic thing. independent did a classic thing. they— independent did a classic thing. t hkey-put— independent did a classic thing. trey-oar a— independent did a classic thing. they-put a picture- independent did a classic thing. they put a picture him they they put a picture of him in they they put a picture of him rr-rrar— they they put a picture of him rr-rrar saro- they they put a picture of him in that said psycho on in a t shirt that said psycho on his in a t shirt that said psycho on rrs rrsragrarr— in a t shirt that said psycho on his instagram or— in a t shirt that said psycho on his instagram or something. and res— his instagram or something. and he's-independent- his instagram or something. and he's independent the way his instagram or something. and he's yes, independent the way his instagram or something. and he's yes, all ndependent the way his instagram or something. and he's yes, all people dent the way his instagram or something. and he's yes, all people dent don'tay like, yes, all people who don't wke— like, yes, all people who don't krke eargs— like, yes, all people who don't like vegans must— like, yes, all people who don't like vegans must be psychos. kers— like vegans must be psychos. rer-s ao— like vegans must be psychos. lets do are— like vegans must be psychos. let's do the i— like vegans must be psychos. let's do the i and let's do the i now. and of. course, _ kearse course, our friend leo kearse werr— course, our friend leo kearse werr ro— course, our friend leo kearse werr ro rarkey— course, our friend leo kearse went to turkey for a hair rrarsrkarr. — went to turkey for a hair transplant. soon he'll be transplant. but soon he'll be are— transplant. but soon he'll be. able _transplant. able to go for a poo transplant. this— able to go for a poo transplant. misle— able to go for a poo transplant. this-a brilliant— able to go for a poo transplant. this a brilliant the this is a brilliant story. the uk— this is a brilliant story. the uk-taunch— this is a brilliant story. the uk launch national uk is to launch a national clinical— uk is to launch a national clinical trial— uk is to launch a national clinical trial of— uk is to launch a national clinical trial of poo transplant that— clinical trial of poo transplant that researchers— clinical trial of poo transplant that researchers believe could treat— that researchers believe could treat adverse—

that researchers believe could treat adverse liver disease and figm— treat adverse liver disease and figh. anti— treat adverse liver disease and fight anti microbe viral resistance.— fight anti microbe viral resistance. now for those who awn-t— resistance. now for those who awn-t quite— resistance. now for those who didn't quite understand everything— didn't quite understand everything .— didn't quite understand everything i said there, i awn-t— everything i said there, i didn't when— everything i said there, i didn't when i— everything i said there, i didn't when i first read it, what— didn't when i first read it, what they— didn't when i first read it, what they are _ didn't when i first read it, what they are saying is they wm— what they are saying is they will take— what they are saying is they will take someone else's poo, put— will take someone else's poo, put it— will take someone else's poo, put it into— will take someone else's poo, put it into your— will take someone else's poo, put it into your bum tube and the process— put it into your bum tube and the process of— put it into your bum tube and the process of doing so and httettehe— the process of doing so and introducing the— the process of doing so and introducing the new poo to your huh— introducing the new poo to your butt tute— introducing the new poo to your bum tube will— introducing the new poo to your bum tube will help resolve some of bum tube will help resolve some et these— bum tube will help resolve some et theee .— bum tube will help resolve some et theee . vet— bum tube will help resolve some of these . you were— bum tube will help resolve some of these . you were also a of these. you were also a teeter,— of these. you were also a doctor, therefore bum tube is the— doctor, therefore bum tube is the official. _ doctor, therefore bum tube is the official. do— doctor, therefore bum tube is the official. jtzzt the official. do you want to know something? this is the most ridiculous story. i don't even know anything about. tell know anything about. i'll tell you something. i don't know you something. if i don't know about i've none of my about this and i've none of my people really believe this people who really believe this stuff. four of them. all stuff. oh, four of them. all four, don't they know four, they don't they don't know about but the truth is, about this. but the truth is, i have brought poo in. i have went to went to the loo . i have to went to the loo. i have brought some poo. he didn't warn us i didn't warn us about this. i didn't warn about it. but on on twitter, if you if believe you believe it, if you believe it , i have you believe it, if you believe it, i have some. oh what are you doing? lewis? genuinely thought you doing? lewis? genuinely thought yet had. — doing? lewis? genuinely thought yet had. he— doing? lewis? genuinely thought you htt. ate yet— ctr» "g? lewis? genuinely thought you had. are you going to ttthehttht— you had. are you going to transplant that- you had. are you going to transplant that into a petri ehh— transplant that into a petri dish et— transplant that into a petri dish of excrement ? \tt:::t . dish of excrement? no, it's. tt-s—

dish of excrement? no, it's. it's chocolate cake. it's chocolate kaja kallas. how dare you? but chocolate kaja kallas. how dare tote hut teth— chocolate kaja kallas. how dare you? but yeah, actually,- you? but yeah, actually, i've heart— you? but yeah, actually, i've heard-because- heard this go because if you have—teet- heard this go because if youi have—hem gut, have a bad flora in your gut, thie— have a bad flora in your gut, thtelt— have a bad flora in your gut, thtelt wet— have a bad flora in your gut, thtelt way yet— have a bad flora in your gut, this a way you can replace this is a way you can replace petite-e— this is a way you can replace heehte-e tet— this is a way you can replace heehte-e tet ht— this is a way you can replace people's for it actually people's for it could actually wett- — people's for it could actually wett- _h— people's for it could actually wett- -te t- people's for it could actually wett- -te t .- people's for it could actually work. is a i disagree work. and so it is a i disagree with— work. and so it is a i disagree with yet. — work. and so it is a i disagree with yet. can— work. and so it is a i disagree with you. can i— work. and so it is a i disagree with you. ci?" i: segiznz; work. and so it is a i disagree with you. ci?" i: segiztz with you. can i disagree with you very quickly in like ios with you. can i disagree with you very quickly in like 10s is that the the gut flora that the is that the gut flora goes so goes through so goes so goes through it so quickly all to do is quickly all you need to do is change diet. not like change your diet. it's not like it years. always it sits there for years. always answer diet from answer the raw meat diet from lewis right. lewis meat diet. all right. that's it. for part three. but coming— that's it. for part three. but eethihg wh— that's it. for part three. but coming up, microsoft's new supercomputer— coming up, microsoft's new supercomputelon and zuckerberg chicken and elon and zuckerberg egree— chicken and elon and zuckerberg egree-ethe— chicken and elon and zuckerberg egree-etge tight.— chicken and elon and zuckerberg agree cage fight. see you .

in two. twe- welcome back twe— welcome back to headliners two.— welcome back to headliners . welcome back to headliners. teth— welcome back to headliners. tet-e get— welcome back to headliners. iet-e get into— welcome back to headliners. let's get into it— welcome back to headliners. let's get into it with the tetegtthh— let's get into it with the telegraph and a cage fight between— telegraph and a cage fight between the— telegraph and a cage fight between the world's two biggest here-t — between the world's two biggest here-t pewt— between the world's two biggest nerds. paul yeah,— between the world's two biggest nerds. paul yeah, ba.2 mail me up -— nerds. paul yeah, ba.2 mail me up . tith— nerds. paul yeah, ba.2 mail me up . iteh whet— nerds. paul yeah, ba.2 mail me up . elon musk and mark up. elon musk and mark zwehethete— up. elon musk and mark zuckerberg agree to a cage tight,— zuckerberg agree to a cage tight, ewe.— zuckerberg agree to a cage fight, guy5- a_ zuckerberg agree to a cage

fight, guys. a cage fight in las vette— fight, guys. a cage fight in las vegte the— fight, guys. a cage fight in las vegas, the tech— fight, guys. a cage fight in las vegas, the tech billionaires hete— vegas, the tech billionaires have traded— vegas, the tech billionaires have traded barbs in recent weeke— have traded barbs in recent weeks after— have traded barbs in recent weeks after plans emerged of tethehihe— weeks after plans emerged of tethehihg t— weeks after plans emerged of launching a twitter competitor . launching a twitter competitor. now:— launching a twitter competitor. wow, thie— launching a twitter competitor. wow, this is— launching a twitter competitor. now, this is very,— launching a twitter competitor. now, this is very, very, very me. — now, this is very, very, very me. ihie— now, this is very, very, very 2023. this isn't— now, this is very, very, very 2023. this isn't news. this is hemat— 2023. this isn't news. this is hehtti. ihie— 2023. this isn't news. this is mental. this is— 2023. this isn't news. this is mental. this is what happens when— mental. this is what happens when wet-we— mental. this is what happens when you've got— mental. this is what happens when you've got so much money. i thew— when you've got so much money. i mean, they haven't— when you've got so much money. i mean, they haven't got time on thei— mean, they haven't got time on their hande— mean, they haven't got time on their hands, but— mean, they haven't got time on their hands, but they've got so much— their hands, but they've got so much money— their hands, but they've got so much money and— their hands, but they've got so much money and you've got, you thew,— much money and you've got, you knew t— much money and you've got, you knew t tet— much money and you've got, you knew t iet et— much money and you've got, you know, a lot of ego— much money and you've got, you know, a lot of ego to sort out on the— know, a lot of ego to sort out on the thee— know, a lot of ego to sort out on the face of— know, a lot of ego to sort out on the face of it,— know, a lot of ego to sort out on the face of it, elon smashes him:— on the face of it, elon smashes hm, teeeh-t— on the face of it, elon smashes him, doesn't he?— on the face of it, elon smashes him, doesn't he? you know, i ten-t— him, doesn't he? you know, i tent-te— him, doesn't he? you know, i don't-to start- him, doesn't he? you know, i don't to start drawing odds don't want to start drawing odds tight— don't want to start drawing odds tight hw— don't want to start drawing odds tight hut— don't want to start drawing odds right now, but-face- don't want to start drawing odds right now, but face of right now, but on the face of it, right now, but on the face of i, tith— right now, but on the face of it, elon smashed— right now, but on the face of it, elon smashed him. however, zwetethetg— it, elon smashed him. however, zuckerberg-alien,- zuckerberg is an alien, so he touti— zuckerberg is an alien, so he emit-sette- zuckerberg is an alien, so he could-sorts up- zuckerberg is an alien, so he could sorts up his could have all sorts up his eeewei— could have all sorts up his sleeve. _whatl could have all sorts up his- sleeve. _what he's sleeve. i don't know what he's going— sleeve. i don't know what he's goingldo- — sleeve. i don't know what he's goingido- whi— sleeve. i don't know what he's going-do. and he- sleeve. i don't know what he's going do. and he and has going to do. and he and he has .he-e— going to do. and he and he has .he-s hes- going to do. and he and he has won. .he's he's been- going to do. and he and he has won. " won. he's he's he's been only doing time, but doing it for a short time, but he's won a lot of fights. i he's won a lot of fights. and i know he's he's a jew. i myself, i actually i'm sorry. the martial art that i practise is called the judo. and i'll show you how it works. grab me by the wrist. all you do is you go , you wrist. all you do is you go, you go. stop it . i wrist. all you do is you go, you go. stop it. i was wrist. all you do is you go, you go. stop it . i was really

go. stop it. i was really worried. so upset. i was worried i worried. so upset. i was worried iwte— worried. so upset. i was worried iwte ethe— worried. so upset. i was worried iwee going to— worried. so upset. i was worried iwee going to he— worried. so upset. i was worried i was going to be an— i was going to be an anti—climax.- i was going to be an anti—climax. this is a news htegteth — anti—climax. this is a news htegteth. ite— anti—climax. this is a news htegteth. it-e e— anti—climax. this is a news program. . anti—climax. this is a news program. d program. it's a news program. so louis, program. it's a news program. so iewie w-wee— program. it's a news program. so louis, we've got— program. q so louis, we've got zuckerberg whe— so louis, we've got zuckerberg whe teete— so louis, we've got zuckerberg whe ieehe wew— so louis, we've got zuckerberg who looks very fearsome actually in who looks very fearsome actually ih—witeee. — who looks very fearsome actually ih—witeee. he- in his training videos. he eetweitw— in his training videos. he actually _andj in his training videos. he- actually _and then actually looks good. and then wee-we—i- actually looks good. and then. you've—i believe you've got musk, who i believe is you've got musk, who i believe ieleewe— you've got musk, who i believe ieleewe 50,— you've got musk, who i believe ieleewe 50, 79.— you've got musk, who i believe is says 50, 79. believe is 51 says 50, 79. i believe thet-e— is 51 says 50, 79. i believe thet-e wrong— is 51 says 50, 79. i believe that's wrong .— is 51 says 50, 79. i believe that's wrong . zuckerberg, 39, a that's wrong. zuckerberg, 39, a lot that's wrong. zuckerberg, 39, a tot-se— that's wrong. zuckerberg, 39, a tot-so wew— that's wrong. zuckerberg, 39, a lot-so you would- that's wrong. zuckerberg, 39, a lot so you would give lot younger. so you would give it to— lot younger. so you would give it to zuckerberg?— lot younger. so you would give it to zuckerberg? i— lot younger. so you would give it to zuckerberg? i would give it to zuckerberg? i would give it—tet- it to zuckerberg? i would give it—tet the- it to zuckerberg? i would give it_for the fact. it to zuckerberg for the fact thet— it to zuckerberg for the fact that-andrew— it to zuckerberg for the fact that andrew tate is that mr andrew tate is a tteihihe— that mr andrew tate is a training elon— that mr andrew tate is a training elon musk and tate says hete— training elon musk and tate says iiete hehhet— training elon musk and tate says meta banned me— training elon musk and tate says meta banned me everywhere for tetiihe— meta banned me everywhere for teitihe the— meta banned me everywhere for telling the truth— meta banned me everywhere for telling the truth about vaccines . now restore honour . but we can now restore honour with— . but we can now restore honour with e— . but we can now restore honour with e ettihe— . but we can now restore honour with a strike-the— . but we can now restore honour with a strike the enemy with a strike at the enemy tee— with a strike at the enemy clan's leader.— with a strike at the enemy clan's leader. train you, clan's leader. i will train you, iteh— clan's leader. i will train you, item—witt- clan's leader. i will train you, elon_will not- clan's leader. i will train you, elon_will not lose. clan's leader. i will train you,- elon_will not lose. so elon musk. you will not lose. so thet— elon musk. you will not lose. so thet-hete— elon musk. you will not lose. so that-make the— elon musk. you will not lose. so that make the difference . that could make the difference. ihe— that could make the difference. ihe tet— that could make the difference. ihe tee ew— that could make the difference. ihe tee guy ih— that could make the difference. the top guy in his— that could make the difference. the top guy in his corner. can i teet— the top guy in his corner. can i wet-teth— the top guy in his corner. can i just-both states— the top guy in his corner. can i just both states follow me just say both states follow me on just say both states follow me eh—i- just say both states follow me eh—i get- just say both states follow me eh—i get itehi on twitter. so once i get elon mug,— on twitter. so once i get elon musk,-completed- on twitter. so once i get elon musk, completed twitter. i musk, i've completed twitter. i think— musk, i've completed twitter. i think-thw— musk, i've completed twitter. i think-hw-geei- musk, i've completed twitter. i think-hw-geei .- musk, i've completed twitter. i think my goal. but think that's my next goal. but whet— think that's my next goal. but whet te— think that's my next goal. but whet to wet— think that's my next goal. but what do you think with tate in the eetht— what do you think with tate in the corner? could— what do you think with tate in the corner? could musk do it? veeh— the corner? could musk do it? veehlthiht— the corner? could musk do it? yeah,ithink so.— the corner? could musk do it? yeah,ithink so. i— the corner? could musk do it? yeah, think so. i mean, the yeah, i think so. i mean, the who— yeah, i think so. i mean, the who thewee— yeah, i think so. i mean, the who knows? tate, yeah, i think so. i mean, the. who knows?-tate, what who knows? i mean, tate, what eethet—tightl who knows? i mean, tate, what eeihet—tightl who knows? i mean, tate, what hie—tightl who knows? i mean, tate, what coin his prison fight who knows? i mean, tate, what coin his prison cell? fight who knows? i mean, tate, what coin his prison cell? well,ght it in his prison cell? well, thew-te— it in his prison cell? well, they're going— it in his prison cell? well, they're going to do this. i mean, where— they're going to do this. i mean, where is- they're going to do this. i mean, where is he going? nick? wherei— mean, where is he going? nick? whetee—itl where? tate? i mean, yeah, it teete— where? tate? i mean, yeah, it teete. lieehe— where? tate? i mean, yeah, it looks. .looks. yeah.- where? tate? i mean, yeah, it looks. looks. yeah. he's on looks. it looks. yeah. he's on hewee— looks. it looks. yeah. he's on house arrest,— looks. it looks. yeah. he's on house arrest, so— looks. it looks. yeah. he's on house arrest, so it's tricky house arrest, so it's a tricky meet—owl house arrest, so it's a tricky| meet—out te musk will have to go out to itemenie— musk will have to go out to romania,-then- musk will have to go out to romania, then we'll have to

romania, and then we'll have to thin— romania, and then we'll have to tteih-aht— romania, and then we'll have to tteih-aht-he- romania, and then we'll have to train .and - he can i romania, and then we'll have to train .and _he can do train him. and i think he can do thet— train him. and i think he can do thet-ohew— train him. and i think he can do thet-otew. i— train him. and i think he can do that,-okay. i think- that, though. okay. i think thet-e— that, though. okay. i think thet-e the— that, though. okay. i think that's the feeling of us tteihihg— that's the feeling of us draining-out. that's the feeling of us draining-out this draining enough out of this story-— draining enough out of thisi etew.—ieehihg draining enough out of this- story._looking at story. lewis lewis is looking at the—thet- story. lewis lewis is looking ati he—thet-tetetw me blankly and that very rarely heppene— me blankly and that very rarely heteene—hethihgl me blankly and that very rarely happens. nothing to happens. if lewis has nothing to say,— happens. if lewis has nothing to eew—tehe- happens. if lewis has nothing toi eew—tehe ehewgh say, we've probably done enough on say, we've probably done enough eh-hwt— say, we've probably done enough eh-hwt tet-e— say, we've probably done enough on-but let's let's- on the story. but let's let's teet— on the story. but let's let's look forward _ on the story. but let's let's look forward to _ on the story. but let's let's look forward to that fight look forward to that cage fight eht—iihee- look forward to that cage fight and—times now.. look forward to that cage fight. and—times now. and and let's do the times now. and hitt— and let's do the times now. and hitt-ie— and let's do the times now. and hitt-ie tetihg— and let's do the times now. and bill-is takinglbreak- bill gates is taking a break item— bill gates is taking a break. from _viruses bill gates is taking a break- from _viruses to from releasing deadly viruses to eteete— from releasing deadly viruses to create supercomputer. from releasing deadly viruses to crea'before supercomputer. from releasing deadly viruses to crea'before scomplain uter. from releasing deadly viruses to crea'before scomplain toer. and before you all complain to ofcom,— and before you all complain to eteeh, i— and before you all complain to ofcom, i know— and before you all complain to ofcom, i know bill gates doesn't eetweiiw— ofcom, i know bill gates doesn't actually-computers. actually create the computers hiheeit. — actually create the computersi hiheeit. —eteh himself. paul microsoft a step nearer to creating a quantum ether— nearer to creating a quantum ether computer.— nearer to creating a quantum super computer. the company has in ite— super computer. the company has in ite eighte— super computer. the company has in ite eighte e— super computer. the company has in its sights a machine that can eeiwe— in its sights a machine that can eeiwe et— in its sights a machine that can solve some of the— in its sights a machine that can solve some of the world's most eemttex— solve some of the world's most complex problems. _ solve some of the world's most complex problems. the company has celebrated— complex problems. the company has celebrated the— complex problems. the company has celebrated the breakthrough as has celebrated the breakthrough ee the— has celebrated the breakthrough ee the thet— has celebrated the breakthrough as the first stage— has celebrated the breakthrough as the first stage of a six part hieh— as the first stage of a six part then to— as the first stage of a six part plan to engineer— as the first stage of a six part plan to engineer a machine that can solve some of— plan to engineer a machine that can solve some of the some of the— can solve some of the some of the white— can solve some of the some of the world's most— can solve some of the some of the world's most complex wettehe— the world's most complex problems, which has got to be whet— problems, which has got to be whet ie— problems, which has got to be what is lewis— problems, which has got to be what is lewis schaffer thinking 7 what is lewis schaffer thinking ? if what is lewis schaffer thinking i it e— what is lewis schaffer thinking i it e ether— what is lewis schaffer thinking i it e ether e— what is lewis schaffer thinking ? if a super a quantum soup? i thie— ? if a super a quantum soup? i thie ie— ? if a super a quantum soup? i mean, this is your— ? if a super a quantum soup? i mean, this is your field . mean, this is your field. aetwettw— mean, this is your field. aetweitw i— mean, this is your field. actually, i believe you are an whehhtewet— actually, i believe you are an unemployed phd— actually, i believe you are an unemployed phd quantum supercomputer engineer, aren't you?— supercomputer engineer, aren't yeti iiwis— supercomputer engineer, aren't you? iiwis se— supercomputer engineer, aren't you? lewis so this is right up wew— you? lewis so this is right up yew etteet. — you? lewis so this is right up your street. what— you? lewis so this is right up your street. what i would say is thet— your street. what i would say is thet thie—

your street. what i would say is thet thie ie— your street. what i would say is that this is happening to us ieh-t— that this is happening to us now, isn't it?— that this is happening to us now, isn't it? this is a pattern . ai— now, isn't it? this is a pattern . iii gwehtwth— now, isn't it? this is a pattern . ai quantum supercomputer hee— . ai quantum supercomputer where's there's— . ai quantum supercomputer where's there's going to be very tittie— where's there's going to be very iittie heee— where's there's going to be very little need for— where's there's going to be very little need for us— where's there's going to be very little need for us soon. i teeiiy— little need for us soon. i really don't— little need for us soon. i really don't know where teehhetegy— really don't know where technology is- really don't know where technology is going now. it teete— technology is going now. it teeie tite— technology is going now. it feels like it's— technology is going now. it feels like it's running at an ihetetihie— feels like it's running at an incredible pace.— feels like it's running at an incredible pace. i mean, if you teet— incredible pace. i mean, if you took thousand— incredible pace. i mean, if you took thousand hundred and 1500 and took thousand hundred and 1500 end ttewei— took thousand hundred and 1500 and travel between those hundred yee— and travel between those hundred yeete-wewtth-t— and travel between those hundred years,-wouldn't see- and travel between those hundred years, wouldn't see any years, you wouldn't see any technological— years, you wouldn't see any technological-is. years, you wouldn't see any- technological-is perhaps technological changes is perhaps a-blacksmithery_ technological changes is perhaps a blacksmithery that i'm a bit of blacksmithery that i'm unaware of. however, if you look the teehhetegy— unaware of. however, if you look the technology in— unaware of. however, if you look the technology in the last hwhttet— the technology in the last hundred technology the technology in the last hundred _technology the hundred years, technology in the last hundred years, technology in the teet-yeete— hundred years, technology in the teet-yeetelie— hundred years, technology in the last-yearins just- last eight years is, is just exponentially— last eight years is, is just exponentially i think last eight years is, is just- exponentially-i think i'm exponentially flown. i think i'm eeetet— exponentially flown. i think i'm scared now. nick— exponentially flown. i think i'm scared now. nick yeah, and it's a scared now. nick yeah, and it's e hit— scared now. nick yeah, and it's e hit wettyihg— scared now. nick yeah, and it's a bit worrying that it's microsoft.— a bit worrying that it's microsoft. i- a bit worrying that it's microsoft. i if it a bit worrying that it's- microsoft. i-if it was microsoft. i mean, if it was stewe— microsoft. i mean, if it was stewel— microsoft. i mean, if it was stewel aggie- microsoft. i mean, if it was steve-, apple at- microsoft. i mean, if it was steve , apple at their peak steve jobs, apple at their peak or steve jobs, apple at their peak et-iiweh— steve jobs, apple at their peak et-iiweh it- steve jobs, apple at their peak or-musk, i'd have- steve jobs, apple at their peak or musk, i'd have a or if it was musk, i'd have a hit— or if it was musk, i'd have a hit hete— or if it was musk, i'd have a bit more faith— or if it was musk, i'd have a bit more faith but bit more faith in it. but microsoft,— bit more faith in it. but microsoft, i— bit more faith in it. but microsoft, i mean, windows 95, whet— microsoft, i mean, windows 95, whet-tene- microsoft, i mean, windows 95, what-done since?- what have they done since? tighte— what have they done since? tighte-hiii- what have they done since? right? bill gates right? it's that bill gates is eyhthetie— right? it's that bill gates is synthetic meat,— right? it's that bill gates is synthetic meat, which i never went—thy- synthetic meat, which i never want-my mouth.. synthetic meat, which i never want my mouth. go synthetic meat, which i never- want-my mouth. go on. want to have in my mouth. go on. iewie— want to have in my mouth. go on. iewie. — want to have in my mouth. go on. iewie. _i— want to have in my mouth. go on. iewie. _i-i— want to have in my mouth. go on. lewis. _i-i don't- lewis. yeah, i don't i don't first anything that first of all, anything that has to with microsoft you do not to do with microsoft you do not trust. it's bill gates, even though he hasn't been there for years. kind like he's years. it's kind of like he's been. and the truth is, is that this quantum thing , it's based this quantum thing, it's based on physics and anything that's

based on physics, not only do i not understand, but i think it's all a lie. that's that's your default position. you don't understand— default position. you don't understand it— : iii" you don't understand it probably all a tie.— understand it probably all a lie. viruses,— understand it probably all a lie. viruses, water, blood pressure, velikovsky married hete— pressure, velikovsky married have something— pressure, velikovsky married have something to say about heehe— have something to say about heehe eh— have something to say about beans on toast— have something to say about beans on toast earlier? yeah. veeh. — beans on toast earlier? yeah. weeh. ihgieht— beans on toast earlier? yeah. yeah. england all right, let's hete— yeah. england all right, let's hewe e— yeah. england all right, let's hewe e teet— yeah. england all right, let's have a look at— yeah. england all right, let's have a look at the times now and lab have a look at the times now and teh gtewh— have a look at the times now and lab grown chicken— have a look at the times now and lab grown chicken has been ehhtewet— lab grown chicken has been ehhtewet tet— lab grown chicken has been approved for sale in the us. you witt— approved for sale in the us. you wit-grown— approved for sale in the us. you will-grown chicken- approved for sale in the us. you will grown chicken and will eat lab grown chicken and yew-it— will eat lab grown chicken and yewttlhegpy— will eat lab grown chicken and you'll happy. louis? you'll be happy. louis? yeah. tet— you'll be happy. louis? yeah. ieh gtewh— you'll be happy. louis? yeah. lab grown chicken— you'll be happy. louis? yeah. lab grown chicken in- you'll be happy. louis? yeah. lab grown chicken in the- you'll be happy. louis? yeah. lab grown chicken in the united states has approved sale states has approved the sale of made chicken from its made chicken created from its its two california companies are vying to be the first one. but the is, is that it's going the truth is, is that it's going to cultivated to be. it's this cultivated meat. it says, oh, it's great because maybe it's like for vegans to make them happy or we're eating, we're eating because to eat because they just want to eat meat, know, that's why these meat, you know, that's why these are chickens, aren't are real chickens, aren't they? well chickens. well they're not real chickens. they chicken stuff. they come from chicken stuff. and and the fact is that cultivated and according to this and i believe this to be true, cultivated meat is orders of

magnitude higher uses of energy and stuff in order to make them. it's not like you put a chicken out in the field or whatever in a barn. and in this they got to actually grow the grain , cook actually grow the grain, cook the grain, boil the grain , mix the grain, boil the grain, mix it in and do this and do that. and it's a i don't believe it. and it's a i don't believe it. and it's a i don't believe it. and it's going to be horrible tasting . and number two, it's tasting. and number two, it's not okay. anything pressing on thet— not okay. anything pressing on thet teet— not okay. anything pressing on that paul otherwise— anything pressing on that paul otherwise i might move on. that paul otherwise i might move eh-we-it— that paul otherwise i might move eh-we-ti-eh - that paul otherwise i might move on.-we'll-on. yeah.i on. i think we'll move on. yeah. though—eete- enough of weird meat. let's do the-ahe— enough of weird meat. let's do the .and-ancient- the star. and the ancient igyhtiehe— the star. and the ancient egyptians vagina fluid the star. and the ancient- egyptians-vagina fluid and egyptians drank vagina fluid and hieet. — egyptians drank vagina fluid and hieet. e..— egyptians drank vagina fluid and hieet. oh ee— egyptians drank vagina fluid and blood. or, as lewis— egyptians drank vagina fluid and blood. or, as lewis calls it, treet— blood. or, as lewis calls it, hteet thet— blood. or, as lewis calls it, bread first, paul- blood. or, as lewis calls it, bread first, paul . rewrote that bread first, paul. rewrote that i— bread first, paul. rewrote that one. i mean, that— bread first, paul. rewrote that one. i mean, that was good. ihet— one. i mean, that was good. ihet we— one. i mean, that was good. that was good. sorry- one. i mean, that was good. g: sorry to one. i mean, that was good. 3: sorry to just that was good. sorry to just teteh— that was good. sorry to just teteh wh— that was good. sorry to just teteh we e— that was good. sorry to just taken up a minute- that was good. sorry to just taken up a minute of- 3: sorry to just taken up a minute of actually tewghihg. — taken up a minute of actually tewghihg. th— taken up a minute of actually laughing. ”cage laughing. i'm really sorry. ancient egyptian cult got high on psychedelics and drank bodily fluid cocktails, research has have found 200 2500 year gerald ancient egyptian cult used psychedelics fermented fruit juice and vaginal fluid and

blood. i mean you try building the hytehite— : i mean you try building the pyramids without a pint of wegihei— the pyramids without a pint of wegihet tithi— the pyramids without a pint of vaginal fluid. yeah it's a great point,— vaginal fluid. yeah it's a great point, actually. _ vaginal fluid. yeah it's a great point, actually. yeah. how did they— point, actually. yeah. how did they to— point, actually. yeah. how did they to ite— point, actually. yeah. how did they do it? we've _ point, actually. yeah. how did they do it? we've always wondered. — they do it? we've always wondered. louis, it was your diet,— wondered. louis, it was your diet, essentially. while diet, essentially. well, eccetting— diet, essentially. well, according. according to velikovsky, yes. veliko arlovski. is that. is that it? is that possibly the gravity was way less back in the day because of our position and also a gravity truther. louis how did we het— gravity truther. louis how did we not know — gravity truther. louis how did we not know. yeah— 3”? eye louis how did we not know. yeah this will gai eye louis how did we not know. yeah this will be ehethet— we not know. yeah this will be another tweet— we not know. yeah this will be another tweet thread enemy i thew— another tweet thread enemy i knew i— another tweet thread enemy i thew i te— another tweet thread enemy i know i do believe in gravity. i ihet— know i do believe in gravity. i test hetiewe— know i do believe in gravity. i just believe it's— know i do believe in gravity. i just believe it's changed- know i do believe in gravity. i just believe it's changed over time and in the earth as the earth has moved positions in the solar system and it's not one of the strongest forces , not one of the strongest forces, not one of the strongest forces, not one of the strongest forces, not one of the strongest of all the forces of all the forces, electromagnetism is way stronger. i love the way you dug yourself out of the hole by saying you're not convinced about gravity. all right. the ehew— about gravity. all right. the eeweweh—. i about gravity. all right. thei show—over. it's show is pretty much over. it's teen— show is pretty much over. it's teen-et— show is pretty much over. it's heeh-et twh— show is pretty much over. it's been-of fun. but- show is pretty much over. it's been of fun. but let's been a lot of fun. but let's hete— been a lot of fun. but let's have another— been a lot of fun. but let's have another quick look at ttitey-e— have another quick look at friday's front— have another quick look at friday's front pages. so the deity— friday's front pages. so the daily—titanic. daily mail has the titanic eteithe. — daily mail has the titanic claims. .more- daily mail has the titanic claims. more lives, the claims. five more lives, the very— claims. five more lives, the very-submarine- claims. five more lives, the very submarine story there, very sad submarine story there, ihe— very sad submarine story there, ihe ietegtehh— very sad submarine story there, the telegraph accused of the telegraph us accused of tithing— the telegraph us accused of

turning against— the telegraph us accused of turning against uk over nato the ewettieh— turning against uk over nato the guardian recession— turning against uk over nato the guardian recession fears as ihtietieh— guardian recession fears as inflation forces— guardian recession fears as inflation forces bank to raise tetee— inflation forces bank to raise tetee te— inflation forces bank to raise tetee to is— inflation forces bank to raise rates to 15 year— inflation forces bank to raise rates to 15 year high. the tiheheiet— rates to 15 year high. the financial times bank of england tetee— financial times bank of england takes interest— financial times bank of england takes interest rates to 5% in ettett— takes interest rates to 5% in ettett te— takes interest rates to 5% in ettett to pet— takes interest rates to 5% in effort to put lid— takes interest rates to 5% in effort to put lid on inflation. ieh— effort to put lid on inflation. ieh the— effort to put lid on inflation. ieh the eh— effort to put lid on inflation. ian the sun as— effort to put lid on inflation. ian the sun as tightened debris tethe— ian the sun as tightened debris found they— ian the sun as tightened debris found they had— ian the sun as tightened debris found they had no chance . and found they had no chance. and the deity— found they had no chance. and the deity stet— found they had no chance. and the daily star you— found they had no chance. and the daily star you big drip and thee— the daily star you big drip and theee wee— the daily star you big drip and those were the— the daily star you big drip and those were the front pages. ihet-e— those were the front pages. ihet-e it— those were the front pages. that's it for— those were the front pages. that's it for tonight thanks to teet— that's it for tonight thanks to tewt eht— that's it for tonight thanks to paul and lewis.— that's it for tonight thanks to paul and lewis. we're back tomorrow, course, at 11 pm. tomorrow, of course, at 11 pm. tit— tomorrow, of course, at 11 pm. it he— tomorrow, of course, at 11 pm. it he teet— tomorrow, of course, at 11 pm. i'll be back.|'m_ tomorrow, of course, at 11 pm. i'll be back i'm not sacked. i'll be back if i'm not sacked. ahe— i'll be back if i'm not sacked. ant—hehyi and depending on how many eemgteihte— and depending on how many complaints we've had. for complaints we've had. but for , ite— complaints we've had. but for now , it's-night.- complaints we've had. but for now , it's night. good now, it's good night. good teething— now, it's good night. good morning-god- now, it's good night. good morning god bless

farage farage all. hello, i'm all. hello, i'm |tetege— all. hello, i'm jacob rees—mogg |tetege— all. hello, i'm jacob ent— all. hello, i'm jacob rees—mogg eht thie— all. hello, i'm jacob rees—mogg eht thie ie— all. hello, i'm jacob rees—mogg and this is state— all. hello, i'm jacob rees—mogg and this is state of— hello, i'm jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. iehight— and this is state of the nation. iehight tight.— and this is state of the nation. tonight right. we're going to be going— tonight right. we're going to be going over— tonight right. we're going to be going teitiy— tonight right. we're going to be going over fairly shortly to a heee— going over fairly shortly to a press conference— going over fairly shortly to a press conference in relation to eeeeheete— press conference in relation to oceangate who— press conference in relation to oceangate who have issued a eteteheht— oceangate who have issued a statement recent— oceangate who have issued a statement recent which i will teet— statement recent which i will teet .— statement recent which i will teet . ihe— statement recent which i will read . the oceangate statement is

read. the oceangate statement is as read. the oceangate statement is ee tetiewe— read. the oceangate statement is ee tettewe. we— read. the oceangate statement is as follows. we now— read. the oceangate statement is as follows. we now believe that our as follows. we now believe that cho— as follows. we now believe that cto .— as follows. we now believe that our ceo , stockton— as follows. we now believe that our ceo , stockton rush shahzada our ceo, stockton rush shahzada heweet— our ceo, stockton rush shahzada neweet ent— our ceo, stockton rush shahzada dawood and his— our ceo, stockton rush shahzada dawood and his son are suleman deweet— dawood and his son are suleman dawood hamish— dawood and his son are suleman dawood hamish harding and paul hehty— dawood hamish harding and paul hehty nehe— dawood hamish harding and paul hehty wehe hete— dawood hamish harding and paul henry nana have sadly been lost. iheee— henry nana have sadly been lost. iheee eh— henry nana have sadly been lost. these men were— henry nana have sadly been lost. these men were true explorers whe— these men were true explorers whe ehetet— these men were true explorers whe ehetet e— these men were true explorers who shared a distinct spirit of etwehtwe— who shared a distinct spirit of adventure and— who shared a distinct spirit of adventure and a— who shared a distinct spirit of adventure and a deep passion for exptetihg— adventure and a deep passion for exptetihg ent— adventure and a deep passion for exploring and protecting the sea respectfully that white— exploring and protecting the world's oceans. _ exploring and protecting the world's oceans. our hearts are with— world's oceans. our hearts are with theee— world's oceans. our hearts are with these five— world's oceans. our hearts are with these five souls and every hetheth— with these five souls and every hetheth et— with these five souls and every member of their— with these five souls and every member of their families during this member of their families during thie ttegie— member of their families during this tragic time.— member of their families during this tragic time. we grieve the wee— this tragic time. we grieve the he et— this tragic time. we grieve the ieee et tite— this tragic time. we grieve the loss of life and— this tragic time. we grieve the loss of life and joy they thought— loss of life and joy they weight to— loss of life and joy they brought to everyone they knew. ihie— brought to everyone they knew. ihie ie— brought to everyone they knew. ihie ie eh— brought to everyone they knew. this is an extremely sad time for this is an extremely sad time tet ew— this is an extremely sad time for our dedicated— this is an extremely sad time for our dedicated employees who are exhausted— for our dedicated employees who are exhausted and— for our dedicated employees who are exhausted and grieving teehiy— are exhausted and grieving teehty-thie— are exhausted and grieving deeply this loss. the deeply over this loss. the entire— deeply over this loss. the entire _familyi deeply over this loss. thei entire—family is entire oceangate family is teehiy— entire oceangate family is deeply grateful the deeply grateful for the countless— deeply grateful for the- countless-women from countless men and women from hwitihte— countless men and women from multiple organisations the multiple organisations of the international— multiple organisations of the international community who expedited— international community who expedited wide— international community who expedited wide ranging resources and expedited wide ranging resources eht hete— expedited wide ranging resources and have worked— expedited wide ranging resources and have worked so very hard on thie— and have worked so very hard on thie thieeieh— and have worked so very hard on this mission. we— and have worked so very hard on this mission. we appreciate thei— this mission. we appreciatei their—tinting their commitment to finding theee— their commitment to finding theee tite— their commitment to finding these five explorers and their teye— these five explorers and their teye ehe— these five explorers and their teye ehe-et- these five explorers and their days and of tireless work days and nights of tireless work in days and nights of tireless work ih-et— days and nights of tireless work ih-et ew— days and nights of tireless work ih-et eet-ehe- days and nights of tireless workj in _of our-and their in support of our crew and their temiiiee— in support of our crew and their tethiiiee-ie— in support of our crew and their tethitiee-ie e— in support of our crew and their families.-is a very- in support of our crew and their families. is a very sad families. this is a very sad time— families. this is a very sad time tet— families. this is a very sad time for the— families. this is a very sad time for the entire explorer community— time for the entire explorer community and— time for the entire explorer community and for each of the tehiiy— community and for each of the tehiiy-et— community and for each of the family-of those- community and for each of the family of those lost at family members of those lost at sea-respectfully— family members of those lost at