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evgenv— moscow to avoid bloodshed. evgeny bogosian's forces were on iboii— evgeny bogosian's forces were on iboii way— evgeny bogosian's forces were on iboii woy io— evgeny bogosian's forces were on their way to moscow on what he ooiioi— their way to moscow on what he ooiioi o— their way to moscow on what he called a march— their way to moscow on what he called a march for— their way to moscow on what he called a march forjustice to called a march for justice to remove russian— called a march for justice to remove russian commanders. he biomos— remove russian commanders. he biomos foi— remove russian commanders. he blames for mishandling the war in iiboino. — blames for mishandling the war in ukraine. well,— blames for mishandling the war in ukraine. well, now prigozhin has in ukraine. well, now prigozhin bis ioii— in ukraine. well, now prigozhin has told troops— in ukraine. well, now prigozhin has told troops to— in ukraine. well, now prigozhin has told troops to turn around oni— has told troops to turn around obi roomi— has told troops to turn around and return to— has told troops to turn around and return to their bases. it's and return to their bases. it's o moio— and return to their bases. it's a major de—escalation of what boi— a major de—escalation of what boi boomo— a major de—escalation of what boi bosoo o— a major de—escalation of what had become a serious challenge to had become a serious challenge io ibosiiom— had become a serious challenge to president vladimir putin's grip— to president vladimir putin's grip om— to president vladimir putin's grip on booo.— to president vladimir putin's grip on power. ukraine president vioiimii— grip on power. ukraine president vladimir zelenskyy says the soboiiiom— vladimir zelenskyy says the rebellion exposed complete chaos in rebellion exposed complete chaos im obo— rebellion exposed complete chaos in ibo soomsy. — rebellion exposed complete chaos in the country. we— rebellion exposed complete chaos in the country. we can now bosom— in the country. we can now iisiom io— in the country. we can now listen to the— in the country. we can now listen to the moment prigozhin ooioioi— listen to the moment prigozhin opioioi bis— listen to the moment prigozhin updated his troops seb gorka . updated his troops seb gorka. boomo— updated his troops seb gorka. boomo iiboi— updated his troops seb gorka. wagner what they wanted. 3 wagner what they wanted. wagner group— wagner what they wanted. wagner sioop io— wagner what they wanted. wagner boom is bo— wagner what they wanted. wagner group to be dismissed. on june the 23rd, we went out for the march of justice. over the last 24 hours, we have advanced short of 200km to moscow . we didn't of 200km to moscow. we didn't spill a of 200km to moscow. we didn't sbiii o isob— of 200km to moscow. we didn't sbiii o iiob oi— of 200km to moscow. we didn't spill a drop of blood— of 200km to moscow. we didn't spill a drop of blood of- �*qq f we didn't spill a drop of blood of our iiibiois— spill a drop of blood of our iiobiois om— spill a drop of blood of our fighters on the— spill a drop of blood of our fighters on the way. now it's a momom— fighters on the way. now it's a momom wbom— fighters on the way. now it's a moment when blood could be soiiioi— moment when blood could be sbiiioi. bio— moment when blood could be spilled. we understand the responsibility— spilled. we understand the responsibility for russian blood

sooii— responsibility for russian blood sooii possibiy— responsibility for russian blood could possibly be— responsibility for russian blood could possibly be spilled on oosb— could possibly be spilled on oosb siio— could possibly be spilled on oosb siio .— could possibly be spilled on each side . that— could possibly be spilled on each side . that is why we are each side. that is why we are bombi— each side. that is why we are bimbo om— each side. that is why we are turning our columns and heading bosb— turning our columns and heading bosblom— turning our columns and heading back-our summer— turning our columns and heading back our summer camps as it back to our summer camps as it biomoi— back to our summer camps as it biomoi .— back to our summer camps as it was planned . the— back to our summer camps as it was planned . the cfd was planned. the cfd investigation into the titans submersible— investigation into the titans submersible could take up to two yos — submersible could take up to two yos ii— submersible could take up to two yos ii yos-s— submersible could take up to two years. �*" "it; f g iii" years. if you're watching on television, you can see live pictures of saint john's harbour . that's where the investigation is currently taking place on the polar prince vessel that arrived back at the harbour earlier today. will the transportation safety board of canada is interviewing those who were on board the ship which lost contact with the titan submersible . the prime minister submersible. the prime minister has paid tribute to the phenomenal precision and professionalism of british troops as events are held across the uk to mark armed forces day . king charles has also thanked personnel for the immense and dedicate contribution of the british military , both at home british military, both at home and overseas . british military, both at home and overseas. he drew on his own time in the military, saying he recognised the deep pride

service personnel take in their duty. well people in manchester told us what today means to them . one of these things that sbosii— . one of these things that sbosii bo— one of these things that should be recognised, the army sbosii— should be recognised, the army sbosii bo— should be recognised, the army should be recognised, the army should be recognised, the veterans should be recognised. iboio-s— veterans should be recognised. iboio-s yos— veterans should be recognised. there's you know,— veterans should be recognised. there's you know, go to there's you know, you go to amoiiso— there's you know, you go to america-the— there's you know, you go to america the record. i hear america in the record. i hear obo— america in the record. i hear ibo-oi— america in the record. i hear ibo-oi iibo— america in the record. i hear the of like brushed under the sort of like brushed under the sort of like brushed under ibo-omi— the sort of like brushed under ibo-omi ii-s— the sort of like brushed under the-and it's all- the sort of like brushed under the and it's all wrong. the carpet and it's all wrong. iss— the carpet and it's all wrong. ii-s sbsw— the carpet and it's all wrong. ii-s sbsw my— the carpet and it's all wrong. it's show my support- the carpet and it's all wrong. it's show my support for- the carpet and it's all wrong. it's show my support for the veterans , the injured veterans veterans, the injured veterans and the cadets who hopefully and they're our future all being well she respects like that you know like colleagues in that who aren't here today who would like to be here. but for the guys who are now and the girls, are serving now and the girls, you know. so, yeah, we still need armed forces and just need our armed forces and just be that. you know, it's be part of that. you know, it's we're proud of tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news nato back to the .

news nato back to the. saturday five. it is five. - i it is the wmm w it is the it is saturday night and you - it is the it is saturday night omi yos-mo— - it is the it is saturday night and you -the saturday- and you are with the saturday iivo. — and you are with the saturday boo-smoo- and you are with the saturday five.-carver. and. five. i'm emily carver. and if you— five. i'm emily carver. and if yos-oss— five. i'm emily carver. and if yos-om om- five. i'm emily carver. and if you out on glastonbury you missed out on glastonbury iisbois— you missed out on glastonbury tickets-weekend,- tickets this weekend, don't iosboii— tickets this weekend, don'ti iosboii—biims tickets this weekend, don't- iosboii—biims yos despair we're about to bring you a despair we're about to bring you o-siooiosi— despair we're about to bring you a-greatest hits— despair we're about to bring you a greatest hits plus few a few greatest hits plus a few soiiom— a few greatest hits plus a few golden oldies.— a few greatest hits plus a few golden oldies. darren although i wosiimb— golden oldies. darren although i wosiimb bo— golden oldies. darren although i wouldn't be expecting any free iovo. — wouldn't be expecting any free iovo. ibis— wouldn't be expecting any free love. lille will— wouldn't be expecting any free love. lille will be— wouldn't be expecting any free love. cc : g love. lille will be dealing with glastonbury shortly, but first, as mercenaries potentially push russia towards the brink of civil war, let's get albee's take on this huge story. i'll be the floor is yours. russia was ibossbi— the floor is yours. russia was ibossbi io— the floor is yours. russia was ibossbi so bo— the floor is yours. russia was thought to be on— the floor is yours. russia was thought to be on the- russia was thought to be on the brink of sivii— thought to be on the brink of sivii wo— thought to be on the brink of civil war earlier— thought to be on the brink of civil war earlier on today when the civil war earlier on today when ibo iiosmoi— civil war earlier on today when the wagner group— civil war earlier on today when the wagner group mercenaries om iboii— the wagner group mercenaries were on their way— the wagner group mercenaries were on their way to moscow, the sosmby-s— were on their way to moscow, the sosmsy-s sobiioi. — were on their way to moscow, the country's capital. while the boss— country's capital. while the boss sooms— country's capital. while the west seems to— country's capital. while the west seems to be watching on wiib— west seems to be watching on wiib sioo— west seems to be watching on wiib sioo oi— west seems to be watching on with glee at the— west seems to be watching on with glee at the prospect of the fall with glee at the prospect of the ioii oi— with glee at the prospect of the fall of vladimir— with glee at the prospect of the fall of vladimir putin. but what if fall of vladimir putin. but what i wboi— fall of vladimir putin. but what i wboi ii— fall of vladimir putin. but what if what if what— fall of vladimir putin. but what if what if what comes next is worse now .7 now,— if what if what comes next is worse now .7 now, i wouldn't be worse now.7 now, i wouldn't be obsoi— worse now.7 now, i wouldn't be obsoi io— worse now? now, i wouldn't be sosoi is soo— worse now? now, i wouldn't be upset to see the— worse now? now, i wouldn't be upset to see the back of vioiimii— upset to see the back of vladimir putin. he is a deeply, ioobiy— vladimir putin. he is a deeply, ioobiy ovi— vladimir putin. he is a deeply, deeply evil man.— vladimir putin. he is a deeply, deeply evil man. his illegal

mosiom— deeply evil man. his illegal invasion of— deeply evil man. his illegal invasion of ukraine is beyond the invasion of ukraine is beyond ibo bois— invasion of ukraine is beyond ibo boio. boi— invasion of ukraine is beyond the pale. but this wagner group, wboi— the pale. but this wagner group, wboi io— the pale. but this wagner group, wboi is so— the pale. but this wagner group, what do we know— the pale. but this wagner group, what do we know about them? this group— what do we know about them? this group oi— what do we know about them? this group oi boobio— what do we know about them? this group oi boobio obo— what do we know about them? this group of people who were mobbing,— group of people who were marching, driving towards moscow ooiiioi— marching, driving towards moscow ooiiioi om— marching, driving towards moscow earlier on today— marching, driving towards moscow earlier on today ,_ marching, driving towards moscow earlier on today , they're a earlier on today, they're a group— earlier on today, they're a group oi— earlier on today, they're a group of mercenaries , mostly group of mercenaries, mostly moio— group of mercenaries, mostly moio ob— group of mercenaries, mostly moio oi oi— group of mercenaries, mostly made up of convict s, some of wbom — made up of convict s, some of wbom biooiiy— made up of convict s, some of whom proudly donned swastikas on iboii— whom proudly donned swastikas on iboii osmosi— whom proudly donned swastikas on their armour. these— whom proudly donned swastikas on their armour. these would have boom— their armour. these would have boom ibo— their armour. these would have boom ibo boobio— their armour. these would have been the people if— their armour. these would have been the people if the coup was sossossoii— been the people if the coup was successful, all— been the people if the coup was successful, all who— been the people if the coup was successful, all who would have boom— successful, all who would have boom im— successful, all who would have been in control— successful, all who would have been in control of— successful, all who would have been in control of the largest miiiiosy— been in control of the largest military arsenal— been in control of the largest military arsenal of nuclear boos— military arsenal of nuclear boos im— military arsenal of nuclear weapons in the— military arsenal of nuclear weapons in the world. isn't that a weapons in the world. isn't that o sbiiiims— weapons in the world. isn't that a chilling prospect? is it a iosi— a chilling prospect? is it a oooi mimo— a chilling prospect? is it a oooi ibimo oi— a chilling prospect? is it a good thing or a- a chilling prospect? is it a good thing or a bad thing that the good thing or a bad thing that ibo somoy— good thing or a bad thing that the convoy seems— good thing or a bad thing that the convoy seems to have turned bosbs— the convoy seems to have turned back? according _ the convoy seems to have turned back? according to _ the convoy seems to have turned back? according to our most osom— back? according to our most recent reports,— back? according to our most recent reports, who knows now wboi— recent reports, who knows now wboi somos— recent reports, who knows now what comes next— recent reports, who knows now what comes next is putin still in what comes next is putin still is somboi— what comes next is putin still is somboi oi— what comes next is putin still in control of his— what comes next is putin still in control of his country? booby— in control of his country? isooiiy bo— in control of his country? really he or— in control of his country? really he or is- in control of his country? really he or is a leader of the boomi— really he or is a leader of the boomo group— really he or is a leader of the wagner group pulling the strings bom— wagner group pulling the strings bom bobimis— wagner group pulling the strings from behind? and— wagner group pulling the strings from behind? and what does that ios— from behind? and what does that mean for broader— from behind? and what does that mean for broader western sosoiiiy— mean for broader western sosoiiiy 7— mean for broader western security ? obe— mean for broader western security ? obe the prospect of security? obe the prospect of a isossiom— security? obe the prospect of a russian civil— security? obe the prospect of a russian civil war—

security? obe the prospect of a russian civil war and the iiboimiom— russian civil war and the ukrainian war— russian civil war and the ukrainian war happening at the bimo— ukrainian war happening at the same time should concern us ioobiy— same time should concern us ioobiy .— same time should concern us ioobiy . boi— same time should concern us deeply . but what do you same time should concern us deeply. but what do you think wbom— deeply. but what do you think wbom ii— deeply. but what do you think when it comes— deeply. but what do you think when it comes to— deeply. but what do you think when it comes to wagner versus imbibi— when it comes to wagner versus ioiim is— when it comes to wagner versus ioiim is is— when it comes to wagner versus ioiim is is o— when it comes to wagner versus putin? is it a case— when it comes to wagner versus putin? is it a case of better ibo— putin? is it a case of better ibo iovii— putin? is it a case of better the devil you— putin? is it a case of better the devil you know ? now this is the devil you know? now this is a the devil you know? now this is o iopiiiy— the devil you know? now this is a rapidly developing story, leo, simso— a rapidly developing story, leo, simso wo— a rapidly developing story, leo, since we came— a rapidly developing story, leo, since we came into the studio , since we came into the studio, is— since we came into the studio, is boom— since we came into the studio, it's been reported— since we came into the studio, it's been reported that the somoy— it's been reported that the somoy bos— it's been reported that the convoy has turned back around . convoy has turned back around. boi— convoy has turned back around. boi wboi— convoy has turned back around. but what does— convoy has turned back around. but what does this mean for imbib— but what does this mean for mom omi— but what does this mean for putin and power— but what does this mean for putin and power of russia? well bo-s— putin and power of russia? well bo-s moi— putin and power of russia? well bo-s moi im— putin and power of russia? well he's not in power— putin and power of russia? well he's not in power of russia oymoo i— he's not in power of russia anymore. i mean,- he's not in power of russia anymore. i mean, he's been completely exposed. he's not the strong man anymore. so prigozhin is effectively the de facto leader and he's calling the shots. but i'm not i'm not worried about prigozhin being been the leader. i think putin's dangeris been the leader. i think putin's danger is he's fallen victim to the malaise that affects all dictators after a couple of decadesin dictators after a couple of decades in the job, he believes his own pr and he's striving for legacy. so he wants to reuse night the former soviet states obviously , that didn't work out obviously, that didn't work out very well for him. but it's i mean, it's still a terrible war that he's he's he's continuing

on. whereas prigozhin just wants to be rich and powerful . so and to be rich and powerful. so and he's a russian russian nationalist rather than trying to reunite this idea of a of a soviet union. so i think he'd be a much a much more rational person to deal with. but benjamin, can- person to deal with. but benjamin, can we- benjamin, can we trust that wboiovoi— benjamin, can we trust that whatever deal— benjamin, can we trust that whatever deal has been brokered boiwoom— whatever deal has been brokered between between _ whatever deal has been brokered between between the leader of the between between the leader of ibo boomo— between between the leader of the wagner group and vladimir imbib— the wagner group and vladimir mosim, iboybo — the wagner group and vladimir putin, they're both going to boob— putin, they're both going to boob boob— putin, they're both going to boob boob io— putin, they're both going to keep keep to their word? yeah i i-m moi— keep keep to their word? yeah i mean, i'm not sure— keep keep to their word? yeah i mean, i'm not sure trust is the fissi— mean, i'm not sure trust is the boss wooi— mean, i'm not sure trust is the first word that— mean, i'm not sure trust is the first word that comes to mind bib— first word that comes to mind wiib iboso— first word that comes to mind with these people. ”iii; with these people. i feel, you boso.— with these people. i feel, you know, literally they are megalomaniac . right. you know , megalomaniac. right. you know, zelenskyy was asked if he cared if this meant that putin might be you know, might be be dead. you know, might be killed of some killed in the process of some coup up in the coming coup coming up in the coming week . and he said he didn't week. and he said he didn't care. i think that's care. and i think that's probably pretty probably how pretty much everyone these are everyone feels. right. these are a people. a collection of awful people. i'd thought that the only a collection of awful people. i'd to thought that the only a collection of awful people. i'd to killthought that the only a collection of awful people. i'd to kill putin|t that the only a collection of awful people. i'd to kill putin would the only a collection of awful people. i'd to kill putin would be only a collection of awful people. i'd to kill putin would be torly way to kill putin would be to put poison in his botox put some poison in his botox based the of that based on the state of that thing. but you know, i think it is difficult to say whether it's better or worse because these people so unpredictable. people are so unpredictable. i mean, these you know, i was

always going to say, at least putin seemed like somebody that understood the world that understood the world stage, that comprehended on some comprehended at least on some level, structures around level, the structures around the world. gave all world. he clearly gave that all up he invaded ukraine. i up when he invaded ukraine. i think what might it be a good outcome to this is that the invasion of ukraine has clearly gone catastrophically wrong from russia's perspective, they are utterly useless. they are not strong at all. maybe if they have a new leader, it gives them an excuse to back out of ukraine without the embarrassment that putin will feel personally, because i don't think he would back any time soon. but it's back out any time soon. but it's interesting-that- back out any time soon. but it's interesting-that.that| interesting you say that we that zoiomsbyy— interesting you say that we that zelenskyy doesn't _ interesting you say that we that zelenskyy doesn't whether zelenskyy doesn't care whether or zelenskyy doesn't care whether oi-ioiim — zelenskyy doesn't care whether or-putin dies,— zelenskyy doesn't care whether or putin dies, emily, or not putin dies, but emily, sbooii— or not putin dies, but emily, should-whether- or not putin dies, but emily, should whether putin should we care whether putin iios— should we care whether putin iios oi— should we care whether putin dies or whether— should we care whether putin dies or whether putin lives? bosooso— dies or whether putin lives? because could— dies or whether putin lives? because could just lead because could this just not lead to because could this just not lead iolmossivo— because could this just not lead to massive destabilising to a massive destabilising osiiom— to a massive destabilising action-russian- to a massive destabilising action russian state? action of the russian state? bob— action of the russian state? iioii ibis— action of the russian state? iioii ibis is— action of the russian state? well this is instant well this is my instant osioi — well this is my instant reaction. i— well this is my instant reaction. i look at a megalomaniac narcissist list, which is that putin? oh, sorry. yes . i won't put any poison in yes. i won't put any poison in your botox . and i think. how your botox. and i think. how

much ? well, it's a stark much? well, it's a stark reminder of how unstable russia is as a country. and i worry whether putin will now go to even well, even more catastrophic lengths in order to win this war or be seen to win this war. could that mean a nuclear. that is what i'm worried about. that is what people around the world are worried about. that is what we should be asking military experts affairs experts and foreign affairs specialists. what happens next in putin's mind? what would he be thinking this moment? and be thinking at this moment? and he power to he still does have the power to press that button, believe. press that button, i believe. but it's just such an unpredictable situation . unpredictable situation. darren, really, no one knows wboi— darren, really, no one knows wboi somos— darren, really, no one knows what comes next.- darren, really, no one knows what comes next. what do you ibimb— what comes next. what do you ibimb is— what comes next. what do you ibimb is ibo— what comes next. what do you think is the exit— what comes next. what do you think is the exit strategy from ibis— think is the exit strategy from ibis osmi— think is the exit strategy from this awful situation in russia omi— this awful situation in russia and ukraine?— this awful situation in russia and ukraine? you know, thousands this awful situation in russia anlives aine? you know, thousands this awful situation in russia anlives have you know, thousands this awful situation in russia anlives have been

the fastest way to get him out, whic prince 'eported actually, the fastest way to get him out, whicprince harryed actually, the fastest way to get him out, whicprince harry reallyially, the fastest way to get him out, whic prince harry really wanted that prince harry really wanted to because you know to do that because you know what? the world needs in what? what the world needs in order bring peace is order to bring about peace is prince harry. what is what is wboi— prince harry. what is what is wboilibo— prince harry. what is what is what-the exit— 37” iii: what is what is what the exit strategy? what is the exit strategy? isob— what is the exit strategy? book. i— what is the exit strategy? look, i think— what is the exit strategy? look, i think the- what is the exit strategy? look, i think the exit- what is the exit strategy? look, i think the exit strategy i think what benjamin said there makes sense in that you know, i think what benjamin said there maki leadership, that you know, i think what benjamin said there maki leadership, a at you know, i think what benjamin said there makileadership, a new»u know, i think what benjamin said there makileadership, a new direction new leadership, a new direction . an and actually. well, yeah, there's a and you start to there's a first and you start to be able to see a way of saying right we're going to pull back but putin was recently but putin was most recently waving about a peace deal that he'd apparently said was plausible and sent over to ukraine. ukraine flatly rejected it because, of course , they it because, of course, they still want to keep on to ukrainian territory and i think that's probably the only way out, because putin's ego is far too big for him to admit defeat , for him to actually admit that it's gone horribly wrong and it's gone horribly wrong and it's been the biggest geo political up since suez. maybe, you know, i don't think it's the only way out. i think if we send soso— only way out. i think if we send soo soo— only way out. i think if we send gaza two moscow— only way out. i think if we send gaza two moscow with- i think if we send gaza two moscow with with a bosboi— gaza two moscow with with a bosboi oi— gaza two moscow with with a bucket of fried— gaza two moscow with with a bucket of fried chicken and a iisbimo— bucket of fried chicken and a iisbimo boi— bucket of fried chicken and a iisbimo boi .— bucket of fried chicken and a iisbimo ioi , i— bucket of fried chicken and a fishing rod , i think this could

fishing rod, i think this could be fishing rod, i think this could bo ovoi— fishing rod, i think this could bo by— fishing rod, i think this could be over by monday. that's true. boi— be over by monday. that's true. boi boo.— be over by monday. that's true. boi iso. yoo— be over by monday. that's true. but leo, you said— be over by monday. that's true. but leo, you said that- be over by monday. that's true. but leo, you said that you- be over by monday. that's true. but leo, you said that you felt that it would be to have that it would be good to have the of the wagner group the leader of the wagner group because thought was more because you thought he was more of rational thinker. is of a rational thinker. is it rational for someone who rational thought for someone who said earlier today said that the earlier on today that ukrainian invasion was that the ukrainian invasion was a was it was an a bad idea? it was it was an idea who was now turned back on that and is now probably going to ukrainian to rejoin the ukrainian invasion. that is that invasion. is that is that rational you? well, i rational thought to you? well, i mean that's to that's— g 3&7 well, i mean that's to that's separate mimos— mean that's to that's separate ibimsslmoob— mean that's to that's separate things. mean, he's been paid things. i mean, he's been paid to things. i mean, he's been paid so somiosi— things. i mean, he's been paid to conduct the— things. i mean, he's been paid to conduct the ukraine invasion, but to conduct the ukraine invasion, boi—bimb— to conduct the ukraine invasion, boi—ibimb ii-s- to conduct the ukraine invasion, but—think it's a- to conduct the ukraine invasion, but think it's a good but he doesn't think it's a good iioo— but he doesn't think it's a good iioo-bo— but he doesn't think it's a good idea-he-think- but he doesn't think it's a good idea-he-think the. idea and he doesn't think the isossiom— idea and he doesn't think the russian particularly russian military, particularly shoyguo— russian military, particularlyi shoygu,_minister russian military, particularly. shoygu,_minister in shoygu, the defence minister in soiosimov— shoygu, the defence minister in gerasimov_he's- gerasimov or whatever he's sobbi— gerasimov or whatever he's soiioi, ibo— gerasimov or whatever he's called, the general, he called, the top general, he ibimbs— called, the top general, he thinks they've _ called, the top general, he thinks they've apparently thinks they've been apparently a somiiiiom—is- thinks they've been apparently a condition—is that- condition of the deal is that iboso— condition of the deal is that iboso io— condition of the deal is that those to resign. _ condition of the deal is that those to resign. so wagner ibioozbim— those to resign. so wagner prigozhin they— those to resign. so wagner prigozhin they just want to get iisb. — prigozhin they just want to get iisb. iboybo— prigozhin they just want to get rich. they're mercenaries. they wom— rich. they're mercenaries. they womb bo— rich. they're mercenaries. they womb bo ooi— rich. they're mercenaries. they want to get rich.— rich. they're mercenaries. they want to get rich. they want to bboib— want to get rich. they want to run their diamond mines. and wbobovob— run their diamond mines. and whatever businesses they've got in whatever businesses they've got im—ovobywbobo- whatever businesses they've got in _everywhere else . in africa and everywhere else omi— in africa and everywhere else obi-bisb— in africa and everywhere else obi-bisb obi— in africa and everywhere else and-rich off the- in africa and everywhere else and rich off the russian and get rich off the russian sbobo— and get rich off the russian state-that's— and get rich off the russian state. that's mean, it's state. and that's i mean, it's a sbbomoo— state. and that's i mean, it's a sbiomoo pioso— state. and that's i mean, it's a strange place when you're bombobimo— strange place when you're hankering good strange place when you're hankering-good days hankering for the good old days of hankering for the good old days oi oiioobsbs— hankering for the good old days of oligarchs who— hankering for the good old days of oligarchs who just wanted to isob— of oligarchs who just wanted to ioob ibo— of oligarchs who just wanted to ioob ibo-oi— of oligarchs who just wanted to ioob ibo-oi o— of oligarchs who just wanted to loot the of a country loot the wealth of a country imsbooi— loot the wealth of a country instead .just,_ loot the wealth of a country instead .just, you- loot the wealth of a country instead just, you know, instead of just, you know,

having— instead of just, you know, having-of- instead of just, you know,- having-of expanding having this idea of expanding bboib— having this idea of expanding bboib soombby. — having this idea of expanding their country. but that's that's obobo— their country. but that's that's obobo so — their country. but that's that's where we are. absolutely. vic“ where we are. absolutely. well, moving— where we are. absolutely. well, moving on— where we are. absolutely. well, moving on is— where we are. absolutely. well, moving on to slightly less weighty matters as thousands upon thousands of people are in somerset this weekend . but leo somerset this weekend. but leo kearse isn't one of them. yes, it's time, folks, for leo's lament . oh yeah. glastonbury is lament. oh yeah. glastonbury is a lament. oh yeah. glastonbury is oiosbivoi— lament. oh yeah. glastonbury is o iosbivoi oi— lament. oh yeah. glastonbury is a festival of hypocrisy— oh yeah. glastonbury is a festival of hypocrisy at the momonb — a festival of hypocrisy at the moment. 200,000 woke lefty are boiiing— moment. 200,000 woke lefty are boiiing bonis— moment. 200,000 woke lefty are holding hands in— moment. 200,000 woke lefty are holding hands in a— moment. 200,000 woke lefty are holding hands in a field in somobsob— holding hands in a field in somobsob .— holding hands in a field in somerset , yet— holding hands in a field in somerset , yet calling holding hands in a field in somerset, yet calling for open bobiobs— somerset, yet calling for open bobiobs oni— somerset, yet calling for open borders and an— somerset, yet calling for open borders and an end to racism and net borders and an end to racism and nob iibob— borders and an end to racism and net zero. what a— borders and an end to racism and net zero. what a bunch of byposnbos— net zero. what a bunch of bybosnbos .— net zero. what a bunch of hypocrites . yes, they want an hypocrites. yes, they want an oni— hypocrites. yes, they want an oni bo— hypocrites. yes, they want an end to racism _ hypocrites. yes, they want an end to racism unless it's anti—semitism. apparently bsso— anti—semitism. apparently because they _ anti—semitism. apparently because they champion jeremy sobbyn— because they champion jeremy sobbyn oni— because they champion jeremy soibyn oni o— because they champion jeremy corbyn and a film defending him was screened at— corbyn and a film defending him was screened at glastonbury this nooboni— was screened at glastonbury this nooboni oni— was screened at glastonbury this weekend and they— was screened at glastonbury this weekend and they want net zero. but glastonbury— weekend and they want net zero. but glastonbury leaves behind a moonboin— but glastonbury leaves behind a moonboin oi— but glastonbury leaves behind a mountain of plastic bucket hats and disposable— mountain of plastic bucket hats and disposable vapes and one momonb— and disposable vapes and one moment greta— and disposable vapes and one moment greta thunberg is oobobbing— moment greta thunberg is oobobbing os— moment greta thunberg is exhorting us to— moment greta thunberg is exhorting us to travel by donkey and exhorting us to travel by donkey oni ibo— exhorting us to travel by donkey oni bbo nosi— exhorting us to travel by donkey and the next moment bruce springsboon— and the next moment bruce springsteen is— and the next moment bruce springsteen is being thanked by booi— springsteen is being thanked by paul mccartney— springsteen is being thanked by paul mccartney for flying in fissi— paul mccartney for flying in

bibsb sioss— paul mccartney for flying in first class from _ paul mccartney for flying in first class from california . and first class from california. and bbobo-s— first class from california. and bbobo-s o— first class from california. and there's a diesel— first class from california. and there's a diesel generator on ovoby— there's a diesel generator on every corner powering the fairy iigbbs. — every corner powering the fairy iigbbs. ib-s— every corner powering the fairy lights. it's ridiculous. an obsoiobo— lights. it's ridiculous. an absolute charade. but the biggosb— absolute charade. but the biggest hypocrisy is that people at glastonbury— biggest hypocrisy is that people at glastonbury call for open bobiobs— at glastonbury call for open borders while— at glastonbury call for open borders while they're surrounded by bbo — borders while they're surrounded by bbo mosi— borders while they're surrounded by the most secure border. this siio— by the most secure border. this siio oi— by the most secure border. this siio oi sboiog— by the most secure border. this side of stalag luft, they've got boo— side of stalag luft, they've got bno moboi— side of stalag luft, they've got two metal perimeter fences , is two metal perimeter fences, is boob— two metal perimeter fences, is boob mobos— two metal perimeter fences, is four metres high,— two metal perimeter fences, is four metres high, over four mobos— four metres high, over four mobos bign— four metres high, over four metres high with a metal apron to metres high with a metal apron is soo— metres high with a metal apron bo sbog onyboiy— metres high with a metal apron to stop anybody tunnelling and an to stop anybody tunnelling and on oyobbong— to stop anybody tunnelling and an overhang to— to stop anybody tunnelling and an overhang to stop anybody siimbing— an overhang to stop anybody climbing over— an overhang to stop anybody climbing over .— an overhang to stop anybody climbing over. and there's a nobsbbonob— climbing over. and there's a watchtower there too, to make i-m — watchtower there too, to make sure i'm sure they're not osbooiiy— sure i'm sure they're not actually armed with sniper biiios. — actually armed with sniper biiios. bob— actually armed with sniper rifles. but they— actually armed with sniper rifles. but they can they can spoi— rifles. but they can they can sgob onyboiy— rifles. but they can they can spot anybody trying to get in for boo. — spot anybody trying to get in for boo. sii— spot anybody trying to get in for free. all i'm— spot anybody trying to get in for free. all i'm saying is why son-b— for free. all i'm saying is why son-b no— for free. all i'm saying is why can't we have— for free. all i'm saying is why can't we have just— for free. all i'm saying is why can't we have just a smidgen of bbob— can't we have just a smidgen of bbob ioyoi— can't we have just a smidgen of bbob ioyoi oi— can't we have just a smidgen of that level of security on our soonby-s— that level of security on our country's borders? why why is it iosi— country's borders? why why is it iosb mosis— country's borders? why why is it just music festivals that have to just music festivals that have is bo— just music festivals that have to be protected?— just music festivals that have to be protected? i think it's siigbbiy— to be protected? i think it's siigbbiy moo— to be protected? i think it's slightly more important to bbobosb— slightly more important to probosb ooi— slightly more important to protect our country from any yioionb— protect our country from any violent islamists_ protect our country from any violent islamists that want to bobs— violent islamists that want to noibz in— violent islamists that want to noibz in oni— violent islamists that want to waltz in and commit terror obosbs— waltz in and commit terror attacks than— waltz in and commit terror attacks than it— waltz in and commit terror attacks than it is to stop goosio— attacks than it is to stop boogio sooing- attacks than it is to stop people seeing billie eilish for boo.— people seeing billie eilish for boo. bo— people seeing billie eilish for free. so glastonbury festival goobs— free. so glastonbury festival goois gob— free. so glastonbury festival

goois gob o— free. so glastonbury festival goers get a bunch of hypocrites . visib— goers get a bunch of hypocrites . bob. boii— goers get a bunch of hypocrites . well, well, well— goers get a bunch of hypocrites . well, well, well .— goers get a bunch of hypocrites . well, well, well . i- goers get a bunch of hypocrites . well, well, well. i mean, leo, to be honest with you, jacob rees—mogg's constituency of this pafish rees—mogg's constituency of this parish , course, right next parish, of course, is right next door to glastonbury. and i'll tell you what, the amount of drugs done there, he's drugs being done there, he's probably than benjamin probably higher than benjamin ziegler and it's incredible. do you know what's really : e�*i: t ,: do you know what's really annoying ? you know what's really annoying imsb— you know what's really annoying biosb obso— you know what's really annoying biosb sbog sii— you know what's really annoying ? just stop oil now.— you know what's really annoying ? just stop oil now. they've boon— ? just stop oil now. they've been interrupting music iosbiyois— been interrupting music festivals for— been interrupting music festivals for example, the opera siynioboomo— festivals for example, the opera glyndebourne ,_ festivals for example, the opera glyndebourne , they decided to glyndebourne, they decided to bomb — glyndebourne, they decided to disrupt. that's— glyndebourne, they decided to disrupt. that's your kind of iboy— disrupt. that's your kind of music. they festival my kind of boii— music. they festival my kind of music. well, have— music. they festival my kind of music. well, have actually been to music. well, have actually been bo—non-b- music. well, have actually been bo—non-b bo| to glastonbury and i won't be going— to glastonbury and i won't be going-asbooiiy,- to glastonbury and i won't be going actually, probably to glastonbury and i won't be goiifor actually, probably to glastonbury and i won't be goiifor me. actually, probably to glastonbury and i won't be goiifor me. buttually, probably to glastonbury and i won't be goiifor me. but anyway, �*obably to glastonbury and i won't be goiifor me. but anyway, they ly to glastonbury and i won't be goiifor me. but anyway, they are not for me. but anyway, they are happy— not for me. but anyway, they are bobbyliisbobb— not for me. but anyway, they are happy disrupt sporting events happy to disrupt sporting events that happy to disrupt sporting events bbob boobio— happy to disrupt sporting events bbob boogio onioy. — happy to disrupt sporting events that people enjoy. guess what? iboybo— that people enjoy. guess what? iboybo nob— that people enjoy. guess what? they're not disrupting glastonbury. why because they've boon— glastonbury. why because they've boon inyiboi— glastonbury. why because they've been invited into— glastonbury. why because they've been invited into the politics bomb,— been invited into the politics gem, boson-b— been invited into the politics tent, haven't they? they're sat bbobo— tent, haven't they? they're sat mobo-bss— tent, haven't they? they're sat there bbc correspondent for there with bbc correspondent for siimobo — there with bbc correspondent for climate change.— there with bbc correspondent for climate change. they're sat bbobo— climate change. they're sat bbobo-obbob— climate change. they're sat there other politicians and there with other politicians and bingo— there with other politicians and bbings .— there with other politicians and bbings , bying— there with other politicians and bbings , bying bo— there with other politicians and things , trying to get their word things, trying to get their word osi.— things, trying to get their word oob. ani— things, trying to get their word out. and presumably they get a boo— out. and presumably they get a boo bisbob— out. and presumably they get a free ticket so— out. and presumably they get a free ticket so they'll disrupt ooonoby— free ticket so they'll disrupt everyone else's_ free ticket so they'll disrupt everyone else's fun. but oh, siosbonboby— everyone else's fun. but oh, siosbonboby .— everyone else's fun. but oh, glastonbury , we— everyone else's fun. but oh, glastonbury , we them. we'll glastonbury, we like them. we'll go oiong— glastonbury, we like them. we'll go oiong oni— glastonbury, we like them. we'll go oiong oni ioin— glastonbury, we like them. we'll go along and join in. look, i'm nob— go along and join in. look, i'm nob going— go along and join in. look, i'm not going to pretend that i don't wish that at

don't wish that i was at glastonbury instead of here with you. but you. wonderful people, but i will say, well, i'm not going anywhere, unfortunately. but i will say that i do think a lot of the people at glastonbury are just complete hypocrites. you know, mentioned just complete hypocrites. you knovyou've mentioned just complete hypocrites. you knovyou've i mentioned just complete hypocrites. you knovyou've i don'titioned just complete hypocrites. you knovyou've i don't knowi that you've been i don't know if anyone on panel has anyone else on this panel has been glastonbury , but when been to glastonbury, but when you glastonbury, just you leave glastonbury, just a rubbish litter and the rubbish and the litter and the tents which are left just for people to come and clear up and most it probably goes into most of it probably goes into landfill , most of it probably goes into landfill, you're to most of it probably goes into landfill , you're to say landfill, you're right to say diesel generators everywhere, people all over the people smoking, all over the place. you know, i'm sure the environmental costs of glastonbury is huge. yet the kinds of people that go to glastonbury are all of these eco warriors are totally warriors that are totally against stuff. what load against this stuff. what a load of against this stuff. what a load oi misobobio— against this stuff. what a load of miserable-people. - eigeb what a load of miserable people. you of miserable old people. you sooni— of miserable old people. you sooni ibo— of miserable old people. you sound like-sat- of miserable old people. you sound like sat there sound like just sat there mooning— sound like just sat there moaning people drinking moaning about people drinking and moaning about people drinking oni smoking— moaning about people drinking and smoking at— moaning about people drinking and smoking at a— moaning about people drinking and smoking at a festival. they ibo— and smoking at a festival. they can live-lives— and smoking at a festival. they can live-lives as- and smoking at a festival. they can live lives as they can live their lives as they nonb. — can live their lives as they nonb. ibbo — can live their lives as they want. .the virtue - can live their lives as they want. the virtue signalling want. it's the virtue signalling bygosnsy— want. it's the virtue signalling bygosnsy oi— want. it's the virtue signalling hypocrisy of them. �*" hypocrisy of them. if they went to those festivals i used to go to those festivals i used to go to festivals. i wasn't saying, oh, nobody else should burn any any fossil fuel or use any plastic. i was yeah, use plastic. i was like, yeah, use plastic. i was like, yeah, use

plastic. you want, be plastic. do what you want, be free, your life. mean, free, live your life. i mean, look, first all, i think this look, first of all, i think this idea that they are all sort of hippies, like the type would hippies, like the type you would see the 60s that only go to see in the 60s that only go to glastonbury is a bit silly. you know, newspaper know, today's times newspaper boi—bsoso - know, today's times newspaper boi—bsoso o- know, today's times newspaper. had—£5,000 a night had a feature on £5,000 a night giomging— had a feature on £5,000 a night glamping glastonbury. they had a feature on £5,000 a night glarjeremy glastonbury. they had a feature on £5,000 a night glarjeremy corbyninbury. they had a feature on £5,000 a night glarjeremy corbyn giving they had jeremy corbyn giving a sboosb— had jeremy corbyn giving a speech calling— had jeremy corbyn giving a speech calling for borders. speech calling for open borders. they— speech calling for open borders. ibsy-sbobo— speech calling for open borders. they - greta thunberg - speech calling for open borders. they - greta thunberg giving i speech calling for open borders. i they-greta thunberg giving a they had greta thunberg giving a speech demanding net zero. i think there are plenty of middle sioss— think there are plenty of middle sioss-oni— think there are plenty of middle class-and .just- think there are plenty of middle class and just when class poshos and not just when bmiiy— class poshos and not just when bmiiy nonb— class poshos and not just when imiiy nonb .— class poshos and not just when imiiy wonb , yoo— class poshos and not just when emily went , you know, class poshos and not just when emily went, you know, i mean, isob— emily went, you know, i mean, look, glastonbury— emily went, you know, i mean, look, glastonbury itself is an insbibobion— look, glastonbury itself is an institution band— look, glastonbury itself is an institution band that jeremy sobbyn— institution band that jeremy sobbyn-nos- corbyn film that was anti—semitic , they still showed anti—semitic, they still showed it. anti—semitic, they still showed ib. bomo— anti—semitic, they still showed it. some random— anti—semitic, they still showed it. some random groups showed it it. sotne random groups showed it and it. some random groups showed it oniliooboi— it. some random groups showed it andllooked like— it. some random groups showed it andllooked like a— it. some random groups showed it and looked like a little care and it looked like a little care bomo—bo- and it looked like a little care home—50 people. home with about 50 people bobbing.— home with about 50 people watching. - know, - home with about 50 people watching. know, i really watching. you know, i really ion-b— watching. you know, i really ion-b bbinb— watching. you know, i really don't think it's— watching. you know, i really don't think it's something to get-up— don't think it's something to gob-ob obosb— don't think it's something to get up about, you know, get het up about, you know, somobbing— get het up about, you know, something glastonbury is something like glastonbury is a mossiyo—abol massive benefit for this. are iboy— massive benefit for this. are they allowed? _ massive benefit for this. are they allowed? “i"; massive benefit for this. are they allowed? �*bfi’3 they allowed? why are they allowed they allowed allowed to? why are they allowed to secure borders to have such secure borders around their festival? why didn't by example and didn't they lead by example and have at all? have no no borders at all? answer one, benjamin but answer that one, benjamin but i mean, nobody believes mean, nobody actually believes that they do that open borders, yes, they do kind open borders. kind of demand open borders. they're saying build they're saying don't build a wall. jeremy was saying wall. jeremy corbyn was saying don't build a wall. he's

criticising trump for building a wall. you build a wall wall. why would you build a wall in ibis— wall. why would you build a wall in this country?— why would you build a wall in this country? mean, what in this country? i mean, what nonsense-truth- in this country? i mean, what nonsense.-truth is. nonsense. look, the truth is bbob—byingi nonsense. look, the truth is. bob—bying bo that people who are trying to ossoob— that people who are trying to escape or afghanistan , escape yemen or afghanistan, bon— escape yemen or afghanistan, iran-comparable- escape yemen or afghanistan, iran comparable to people iran is not comparable to people bbob— iran is not comparable to people bob-bo— iran is not comparable to people bbob-bo go— iran is not comparable to people bbob-bo go oni— iran is not comparable to people that to go and watch billie that want to go and watch billie biiisb— that want to go and watch billie biiisb ob— that want to go and watch billie eilish or elton— that want to go and watch billie eilish or elton john do his binoi— eilish or elton john do his iinoi sob.— eilish or elton john do his final set. okay.- eilish or elton john do his final set. okay. that's clearly biiisoioos— final set. okay. that's clearlyj ridiculous—is ridiculous comparison. this is a bbiyobo— ridiculous comparison. this is a biiyobo sombony. — ridiculous comparison. this is a private company. it does a huge omoom— private company. it does a huge omoonb bob— private company. it does a huge amount for-local— private company. it does a huge amount for local area. it's amount for the local area. it's biiisoioos— amount for the local area. it's biiisoioos .— amount for the local area. it's ridiculous. huge— amount for the local area. it's ridiculous. huge amount into bbibisb— ridiculous. huge amount into onion-so— ridiculous. huge amount into british-so that's- ridiculous. huge amount into british so that's why it british music. so that's why it bos— british music. so that's why it boslsoo,— british music. so that's why it has see, manchester the has a see, the manchester the iionsbosbob— has a see, the manchester the manchester bomber who was manchester arena bomber who was ossoi— manchester arena bomber who was ossoi by— manchester arena bomber who was ossoi by ibo— manchester arena bomber who was rescued by the royal navy from iibyo— rescued by the royal navy from iibyo oni— rescued by the royal navy from libya and brought— rescued by the royal navy from libya and brought back to this soonby— libya and brought back to this soonby. — libya and brought back to this soonby. voo— libya and brought back to this country. you think- libya and brought back to this country. /:::. country. you think you think it's great that he was allowed to he was brought back. you don't think we should have secure borders? of course you sbooii— secure borders? of course you sbooii bo— secure borders? of course you should be checking— , ”it; :i:i;7 of course you should be checking who comes inbo— should be checking who comes inbo-soonby— should be checking who comes into-country-no- should be checking who comes into-country-no ,- should be checking who comes into country no , at the into the country and no, at the momonb— into the country and no, at the moment we're not— into the country and no, at the moment we're not says otherwise. bboy. — moment we're not says otherwise. bboy. lion-b— moment we're not says otherwise. okay. idon't know— moment we're not says otherwise. okay. idon't know if— moment we're not says otherwise. okay. idon't know if you- moment we're not says otherwise. okay. anti" t �*" okay. i don't know if you saw a report out yesterday or today. i can't remember. thousands report out yesterday or today. i ca albanian emember. thousands report out yesterday or today. i ca albanian mennber. thousands report out yesterday or today. i ca albanian men have thousands report out yesterday or today. i ca albanian men have goneiands of albanian men have gone seconded from hotels. we literally border literally do not have border control. ifi literally do not have border control. if i had, can i just control. if i had, can ijust say— control. if i had, can ijust soy bbob— control. if i had, can ijust say that suella_ , if i had, can ijust say that suella braverman would be say that suella braverman would bo ob— say that suella braverman would bo ob bbobo — say that suella braverman would be up there watching on the iiobsbbonob— be up there watching on the watchtower .— be up there watching on the watchtower . aslef if suella. watchtower. aslef if suella. i-m — watchtower. aslef if suella. i-m sony. —

watchtower. aslef if suella. i-m sony. ii— watchtower. aslef if suella. i'm sorry. if suella- watchtower. aslef if suella. i'm sorry. if suella bravman were up there, it'd be full of people in on boats people coming in on boats because you right because you sit there, you right wingers lecturing me wingers sit there lecturing me about borders. it's the about open borders. it's the ones voted that let ones you voted for that let everyone in. not my lot. well, you just clear who _ " \bi:::i well, you just clear who kicked it ob. — you just clear who kicked it ob. boob.— you just clear who kicked it off. yeah. there's- you just clear who kicked it off. b/izueb" “iii; you just clear who kicked it off. b/izueb“ “iii; off. yeah. there's no mass migration before the tory party, illegal immigration much illegal immigration was much lower labour lower under the last labour government is right now government than it is right now . so you lot explain that. but, boniomin— . so you lot explain that. but, benjamin,-about- so you lot explain that. but, benjamin, about all the benjamin, what about all the oosio—ob- waste that's left over at glastonbury?- waste that's left over at- glastonbury?-know if glastonbury? i don't know if you've any of the images or you've seen any of the images or if yourself, but it if you've been yourself, but it is honestly like something from a scene glastonbury is a war scene when glastonbury is oven a war scene when glastonbury is over, not think it's bad over, do you not think it's bad that these eco warriors go to glastonbury and then don't clean up themselves? there's not up after themselves? there's not as much rubbish— up after themselves? there's not as much rubbish there- t. 7 there's not as much rubbish there the as much rubbish there as the omos—bonigbb- as much rubbish there as the ones-tonight, to. as much rubbish there as the ones tonight, to be ones you speak tonight, to be bonosb. — ones you speak tonight, to be bonosb. -bbs- ones you speak tonight, to be- honest. _the question. of honest. answer the question. of course, clean honest. answer the question. of course,_clean up. course, people should clean up obos— course, people should clean up after themselves, _ course, people should clean up after themselves, the after themselves, but the idea bbob— after themselves, but the idea bob-o— after themselves, but the idea bbob-o gboob- after themselves, but the idea that a great british that somehow a great british bosinoss— that somehow a great britishi business—berry, business like gladstone berry, the-festival- business like gladstone berry, the _festivallthe. the greatest festival in the noni— the greatest festival in the world,-most- the greatest festival in the- world,-most famous world, where the most famous onisbs— world, where the most famous onisbs yoo— world, where the most famous artists, you know,— world, where the most famous artists, you know, taylor swift soii—mobing- said to be there making a boobi— said to be there making a gioiib, wen,— said to be there making a profit, well, actually the glastonbury— profit, well, actually the - glastonbury—from glastonbury came about from a bob— glastonbury came about from a ioib-iiooiogy.— glastonbury came about from a left-ideologyllt- left wing ideology. it was oinoys— left wing ideology. it was always supposed to left wing. always supposed to be left wing. they should be you know, they put money back in

put all their money back in making the well, yeah. and then they to it empty for they have to keep it empty for a year don't there we have year don't they. there we have it anyway. iea saying we sbooiin-b— it anyway. iea saying we shouldn't-profit. - it anyway. iea saying we. shouldn't-profitlthink shouldn't have profit. i think if shouldn't have profit. i think ii-ssboii— shouldn't have profit. i think if-scroll back- shouldn't have profit. i think if scroll back they might shouldn't have profit. i think if that scroll back they might shouldn't have profit. i think if that that's. back they might shouldn't have profit. i think if that that's not:k they might shouldn't have profit. i think if that that's not what y might shouldn't have profit. i think if that that's not what i might shouldn't have profit. i think if that that's not what i said. see that that's not what i said. anywoy— see that that's not what i said. anynoy, sibi— see that that's not what i said. anynoy, son is— see that that's not what i said. anyway, still to come- see that that's not what i said. anyway, still to come tonight, benjamin is demanding general benjamin is demanding a general election. he is. election. now, of course he is. and found out the nhs could and i found out the nhs could be, or not, making us be, believe it or not, making us fatter. but next it's prime time and this armed forces day, darren veterans darren reckons we treat veterans worse immigrants . worse than illegal immigrants. you're saturday five you're with the saturday five live

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camilla tominey show this sunday moming bom — camilla tominey show this sunday morning from 930— camilla tominey show this sunday morning from 930 .— camilla tominey show this sunday morning from 930 . , , morning frotn 930. welcome back to morning from 930. welcome back to the saturday five. thank you very much for sending in your emails about tonight's topics regarding the crisis in russia. mike says this will just do more to unite the people behind putin and against ukraine and nato. i would like to discuss that one. why are you huffing? that is the maddest why are you huffing? that is the moiiosb bobo— why are you huffing? that is the maddest take i've— why are you huffing? that is the maddest take i've ever- lobby ebb:e; “q7 that is the maddest take i've ever heard. visib— maddest take i've ever heard. bob. bob-s— maddest take i've ever heard. well, let's see— maddest take i've ever heard. well, let's see what— maddest take i've ever heard. well, let's see what jean- maddest take i've ever heard. well, let's see what jean has to say. she says she's from glastonbury. oh, no, she's talking glastonbury. talking about glastonbury. if glastonbury borders are so glastonbury is borders are so secure and those tents have secure and all those tents have been left, perhaps that would be a good place to home. all the illegal. there's idea . illegal. well, there's an idea. dufing illegal. well, there's an idea. during the festival . that's what during the festival. that's what i during the festival. that's what i nonb— during the festival. that's what i nonb bo— during the festival. that's what i nonb bo — during the festival. that's what i want to see. but— during the festival. that's what i want to see. t t i want to see. but now it's time for our next clash . and darren for our next clash. and darren is going— for our next clash. and darren is going is— for our next clash. and darren is going is boii— for our next clash. and darren is going to tell us— for our next clash. and darren is going to tell us why- b “ext , and darren is going to tell us why he bbinbs— is going to tell us why he bbinbs ooi— is going to tell us why he thinks our armed forces are going— thinks our armed forces are gobbing o— thinks our armed forces are gobbing o bib— thinks our armed forces are getting a bit of— thinks our armed forces are getting a bit of a rough deal. boob— getting a bit of a rough deal. on is— getting a bit of a rough deal. yeah it's grime— getting a bit of a rough deal. yeah it's grime time. yeah o“ yeah it's grime time. yeah on ibis— yeah it's grime time. yeah on bbis giobioos— yeah it's grime time. yeah on this glorious armed- yeah it's grime time. yeah on this glorious armed forces day. it's time we put our troops before those brazen illegal entrants sneaking into dear old

blighty. can you believe it ? i blighty. can you believe it? i bet you can. by now that we've already had a whopping 3500 people crossing the channel this month alone. that's more than last june. already i mean, for crying out loud , it looks like crying out loud, it looks like someone forgot to stow up the boat. sir, this week i was recollecting our valiant brexit vote from seven years ago in my eyes, it was a vote to honour those who sacrificed so very much to protect our democracy, sovereignty and our way of life . but now i can't help but wonder why would our ancestors actually be proud of what this country has become? are we supposed to feel a swell of pride when we see law flouting individuals being housed in cosy hotels whilst our veterans face home lessness and our serving soldiers battle rats mould flooding and lukewarm showers in their own accommodation? it's an utter disgrace . the taxpayer's

utter disgrace. the taxpayer's teat is being sucked dry tighter than a politician's promise to reduce net migration during an election year. but fear not. dear patriots for a gb news stands firm in its unwavering dedication to fairness for our military heroes and their families . we've gone so far that families. we've gone so far that we've even signed the armed forces covenant. unlike weak willed politicians, we won't be bystanders here on this channel and take a gander what the times reported yesterday . thousands of reported yesterday. thousands of albanian asylum seekers crossing the channel in their little boats are apparently vanishing from our hotels. if only our troops had such luxurious accommodation to choose from a i've had enough of these spineless politicians that are too afraid to stand up for our country's interests and our priorities. our armed forces deserve the full support of the taxpayer, not some illegal

migrant. if you break our laws, you should expect a good dose of hostile environment , not our hostile environment, not our brave soldiers . it's time to put brave soldiers. it's time to put our troops first. and anyone who thinks otherwise is, of course welcome to naf elsewhere . welcome to naf elsewhere. benjamin butterworth would you like to naff off elsewhere? look, i've been to albania and is— look, i've been to albania and is on— look, i've been to albania and it's an incredible— look, i've been to albania and it's an incredible dull country, so i— it's an incredible dull country, so i son— it's an incredible dull country, so i can see why— it's an incredible dull country, so i can see why they why they nonb— so i can see why they why they nonb bo — so i can see why they why they nonb bo somo— so i can see why they why they want to come here,— so i can see why they why they want to come here, look on the want to cotne here, look on the on want to come here, look on the on ibo— want to come here, look on the on the immigrants— want to come here, look on the on the immigrants thing. i don't bbinb— on the immigrants thing. i don't bbinb wo— on the immigrants thing. i don't think we should— on the immigrants thing. i don't think we should be taking aibonions— think we should be taking albanians as— think we should be taking albanians as refugees, as sonbios— albanians as refugees, as countries like— albanians as refugees, as countries like germany and swoion— countries like germany and sweden, recalled zero sweden, and recalled zero in osonb— sweden, and recalled zero in recent-figures- sweden, and recalled zero in recent-figures .- sweden, and recalled zero in recent figures . but i recent years figures. but i nonbi— recent years figures. but i nooii ibo— recent years figures. but i would like them to come as economic migrants. need economic migrants. we need them on-booi— economic migrants. we need them on-booi bomb— economic migrants. we need them on-real point about- economic migrants. we need them on real point about how we on your real point about how we boob— on your real point about how we treat veterans,— on your real point about how we treat veterans, clearly there are cases where— treat veterans, clearly there are cases where we don't treat bbom — are cases where we don't treat bbom boii— are cases where we don't treat them well enough— are cases where we don't treat them well enough . but you're them well enough. but you're someone who spends half your life someone who spends half your iiio going— someone who spends half your iiio going on— someone who spends half your life going on about how the sbobo— life going on about how the sbobo is— life going on about how the sbobo is boo— life going on about how the state is too big,— life going on about how the state is too big, how we spend boo— state is too big, how we spend boo-on— state is too big, how we spend too _on benefits, - state is too big, how we spend too on benefits, how we too much on benefits, how we ion-b— too much on benefits, how we ion-b-bbis— too much on benefits, how we don't-this-net- too much on benefits, how we. don't-this-net being don't need this safety net being so excessive . so— don't need this safety net being so excessive . so how you so excessive. so how do you soobog— so excessive. so how do you sgoo bbob— so excessive. so how do you square that with— so excessive. so how do you square that with the consequences your square that with the - consequences .your political consequences of your political iosisions— consequences of your political

decisions—there. consequences of your political decisions—there is| consequences of your political. decisions—there is no decisions? because there is no more important a role for the state than the defence of the realm that should their most realm that should be their most important to actually ensure important act to actually ensure that we don't know which person you thought i asked, but that's not answer. it absolutely not an answer. it absolutely is, because spending because we should be spending money our troops troops. money on our troops for troops. absolutely it should get benefits. they are doing the most important job in this country. more important than anything that you do, benjamin for that's sure. someone who i ion-b— for that's sure. someone who i ion-b know, — for that's sure. someone who i ion-b know, no— for that's sure. someone who i don't know, we had— for that's sure. someone who i don't know, we had a- b:e; someone who i don't know, we had a working ibo— don't know, we had a working iiio oni— don't know, we had a working life and then— don't know, we had a working life and then got— don't know, we had a working life and then got some terrible soniibion— life and then got some terrible condition and— life and then got some terrible condition and meant they condition and that meant they ooio—iboy- condition and that meant they. were—they shouldn't were on benefits. they shouldn't get were on benefits. they shouldn't gob-bobs. — were on benefits. they shouldn't get-help. _someone. were on benefits. they shouldn'tj get-help. _someone in get the help. well, someone in armed forces should absolutely receive to housing that receive a right to housing that is fit for purpose , not some is fit for purpose, not some illegal migrant. think there's a lot of hypocrisy there because i don't think the truth is you're trying to backtrack on the fact that you spend the rest of the time you lot talking time and so do you lot talking about how people shouldn't have benefits in a security net and then look at then you look at the consequences people not being consequences of people not being able if life. able to get on if life. benjamin i don't i don't able to get on if life. - benjamin i don't i don't think i ion-b— benjamin i don't i don't think i ion-b bbinb— benjamin i don't i don't think i don't think that's— benjamin i don't i don't think i don't think that's fair on the issoo— don't think that's fair on the oi— don't think that's fair on the oi on— don't think that's fair on the issue of on the— don't think that's fair on the

issue of on the issue of bombs— issue of on the issue of benefits, i've- issue of on the issue of benefits, i've always advocated bbob— benefits, i've always advocated bbobisbooii— benefits, i've always advocated that-should be _ benefits, i've always advocated that. should be _to . benefits, i've always advocated that should be to get that we should be trying to get boobio— that we should be trying to get boogio bosb— that we should be trying to get people back-work- that we should be trying to get people back work so they people back into work so they. can contribute to the economy. bob—soms.- can contribute to the economy. bob—soms i- can contribute to the economy. but—point, i think. but on darren's point, i think you have quite nicely conflated but on darren's point, i think you issuesjuite nicely conflated but on darren's point, i think you issuesjuite nice a conflated but on darren's point, i think you issuesjuite nice a point,ted but on darren's point, i think you issuesjuite nice a point, and two issues to make a point, and i don't really think the two issues are related at all. i think it's perfectly reasonable to say need do more for to say we need to do more for our veterans have served us our veterans that have served us in give them proper in the past. give them proper care, housing and the care, proper housing and the dignity deserve. also dignity they deserve. and also say need to do say that we need to do more about stopping boats. they about stopping the boats. they don't anything to don't actually have anything to don't actually have anything to do other. it's do with each other. it's actually related,- actually related, though, do with each other. it's actually related, though, be actually related, though, to be fair actually related, though, to be bob-ib— actually related, though, to be bob-ii is— actually related, though, to be fair-it is related- fair to darren, it is related bsso— fair to darren, it is related bnso in— fair to darren, it is related because in terms of social bonsing— because in terms of social bonsing, ib— because in terms of social housing, it often the case housing, it is often the case bbob— housing, it is often the case that refugees— housing, it is often the case that refugees and asylum seekers nb— that refugees and asylum seekers no bigbob— that refugees and asylum seekers come up higher on— that refugees and asylum seekers come up higher on the list when cotne up higher on the list when it come up higher on the list when ib-bbiobiby— come up higher on the list when it-priority because- it comes to priority because iboy— it comes to priority because- they—vulnerable they can say they are vulnerable in-oni— they can say they are vulnerable in-oni z— they can say they are vulnerable in-oni z boy— they can say they are vulnerable in-and z way and- they can say they are vulnerable in and z way and therefore in x, y and z way and therefore veterans often— in x, y and z way and therefore veterans often single men are bnsboi— veterans often single men are onsboi isom— veterans often single men are pushed down that list. do pushed down that list. so we do so-sbonii— pushed down that list. so we do so-should single— pushed down that list. so we do so should single men be so you should single men be bigbob— so you should single men be bigbob-iisb— so you should single men be. higher-list-families higher on the list than families just higher on the list than families insblgonoboi.— higher on the list than families insblgonoboi. a— higher on the list than families just-general. a lot- higher on the list than families just general. a lot of the just in general. a lot of the bimo— just in general. a lot of the time, veterans— just in general. a lot of the time, veterans who have risked bboib— time, veterans who have risked bboib bsos— time, veterans who have risked their lives for— time, veterans who have risked their lives for our— time, veterans who have risked their lives for our country, i boiioyo— their lives for our country, i believe-should. their lives for our country, i believe should be believe that they should be innbob— further up the priority list. yos— further up the priority list. yes particularly when a lot of bbom — yes particularly when a lot of bbom -bom — yes particularly when a lot of them from mental health them suffer from mental health bbobioms.— problems. ptsd have massive difficulties— difficulties entering again. the iobonb—booiiy- labour market, it's really

iibisnib— labour market, it's really iibisnib .— labour market, it's really difficult . really, really difficult. really, really difficult. _ difficult. really, really difficult. i— difficult. really, really difficult. i mean, the problem is i— difficult. i mean, the problem is i-bbinb— difficult. i mean, the problem is i-think when- difficult. i mean, the problem is i-think when it- difficult. i mean, the problem is i think when it comes to is i also think when it comes to snobby,— is i also think when it comes to charity, unfortunately, veterans sbobibios— charity, unfortunately, veterans charities aren't— charity, unfortunately, veterans charities aren't getting as much monoy— charities aren't getting as much monoy-nsoi— charities aren't getting as much money-used.and- charities aren't getting as much money-used.and i. money as they used to. and i son-b— money as they used to. and i son-b bobb— money as they used to. and i can't help-think- money as they used to. and i can't help think it's can't help but think it's bons— can't help but think it's because-our- can't help but think it's because our whole discourse because we our whole discourse is iominoboi— because we our whole discourse is iominoboi by— because we our whole discourse is dominated by talking about obbob— is dominated by talking about other issues— is dominated by talking about other issues .— is dominated by talking about other issues . and people don't other issues. and people don't bbo— other issues. and people don't iibo ion-b— other issues. and people don't like don't like— other issues. and people don't like don't like to— other issues. and people don't like don't like to talk about veterans so— like don't like to talk about veterans so much. i think they ib— veterans so much. i think they ib os— veterans so much. i think they see it as being— veterans so much. i think they see it as being nationalist. but why— see it as being nationalist. but nby-no— see it as being nationalist. but nby-no insi— see it as being nationalist. but why-we just talk- see it as being nationalist. but why we just talk about why why don't we just talk about why ion-b—obonb- why don't we just talk about why don't—about that? i don't we just talk about that? why— don't we just talk about that? viby ion-b— don't we just talk about that? yiby sonb-insi— don't we just talk about that? why don't-just talk- don't we just talk about that? why don't-just talk about. why don't we just talk about veterans without talking about illegal where illegal migrants? because where is—oni— illegal migrants? because where. is_and accommodation is the housing and accommodation you is the housing and accommodation yon sboni— is the housing and accommodation yon sponi obi— is the housing and accommodation yon sponi oi oi— is the housing and accommodation you spend all of your i'll you spend all of your time? i'll be—rishil be blowing smoke up of rishi bnnob— be blowing smoke up of rishi sunak-what's- be blowing smoke up of rishi sunak-what's he- be blowing smoke up of rishi sunak what's he actually sunak bottom. what's he actually ioing—nol doing about this? where are we going— doing about this? where are we going-obi— doing about this? where are we going-obi bbo- doing about this? where are we going all the people going to house all the people sbob— going to house all the people bbob isisbi— going to house all the people that rishi sunak— going to house all the people that rishi sunak is letting come bbo— that rishi sunak is letting come over the english— that rishi sunak is letting come over the english channel? how isos— over the english channel? how ioos—no— over the english channel? how ioos—no boso- over the english channel? how does—we have the. does that ensure we have the bonsing— does that ensure we have the bonsing-bbob— does that ensure we have the housing _that we - does that ensure we have the. housing _that we _for housing stock that we need for boobio— housing stock that we need for boogio bios— housing stock that we need for people like?.on_ housing stock that we need for people like? on the point people like? so on the point obonb— people like? so on the point about-where- people like? so on the point about-where is- people like? so on the point about where is ridiculous? about where where is ridiculous? vibsbs— about where where is ridiculous? bbobo obs— about where where is ridiculous? where are rishi _ about where where is ridiculous? where are rishi sunak— about where where is ridiculous? where are rishi sunak and- about where where is ridiculous? 1bei“ eb“i: where are rishi sunak and your best buddy suella braverman planning to house the migrants that are crossing the channel. they're trying to house them on disused bases. they're disused military bases. they're trying house on barges trying to house them on barges to out of the hotels to get them out of the hotels and into more cost effective

accommodation. that is a separate darren, from separate issue, darren, from veterans is living a life of dignity in housing that they need. all right . alby's got his need. all right. alby's got his ioo— need. all right. alby's got his ioo i— need. all right. alby's got his view. leo i mean,— need. all right. alby's got his view. leo i mean, does- : g“ alby's got his view. leo i mean, does this yon— view. leo i mean, does this incense you do— view. leo i mean, does this incense you do you see a link bobwoon— incense you do you see a link bobnoon bbo— incense you do you see a link between the two _ incense you do you see a link between the two that actually boing — between the two that actually were being really quite generous to were being really quite generous bo boobio— were being really quite generous bo boogio obo— were being really quite generous to people who have scant regard for on— to people who have scant regard for ions— to people who have scant regard for our laws and— to people who have scant regard for our laws and they're not for bbo— for our laws and they're not for bbo boobio— for our laws and they're not for bbo boogio bbob— for our laws and they're not for the people that actually defend bboso— the people that actually defend bboso iows. — the people that actually defend those laws. yeah,— the people that actually defend those laws. b/izueb“ z�*bebbbzr“ those laws. yeah, darren, i've got i've got to completely agree with you. it's ridiculous . and i with you. it's ridiculous. and i hope one thing comes out hope if one good thing comes out of ukraine conflict is that of the ukraine conflict is that we will stop having this shame, you feeling this this you know, feeling this this shame be patriotic and have shame to be patriotic and have pride in our armed forces. shame to be patriotic and have pride in our armed forces . they pride in our armed forces. they do an incredible job. and you know, ukraine has shown what happens if you don't have strong armed forces, then you're nothing. don't have a nation nothing. you don't have a nation if you don't enforce your borders, you don't have a nation. fact that, you nation. and the fact that, you know, anybody who can just get on something that floats and, you waltz into the country you know, waltz into the country at or it then at dover or whatever it can then be treated so well and put in be be treated so well and put in four star hotels. no wonder people are coming. and it's so

dangerous because it incents devises to come. it devises people to come. it dangles this carrot. it's like, look the wonderful lifestyle look at the wonderful lifestyle you when get to you can have when you get to britain the expense of the britain at the expense of the taxpayer. then risk taxpayer. so then people risk their lives across. and their lives coming across. and sadly, of them then sadly, so many of them then drown journey. but if it drown on the journey. but if it were the case that— drown on the journey. but if it were the case that we- i: i:::i“ but if it were the case that we were so good, — were the case that we were so gooi, yon — were the case that we were so good, you wouldn't have far more of good, you wouldn't have far more oi-boingoos— good, you wouldn't have far more of-refugees going- good, you wouldn't have far more of refugees going to of those refugees going to sonnbios— of those refugees going to countries _than| countries like france than come boso.— countries like france than come boso-osi— countries like france than come boso-osb-no- countries like france than come here.-act-we take. here. people act like we take bbo— here. people act like we take bbo sbobo— here. people act like we take the whole-load.- here. people act like we take the whole load. we don't the whole world's load. we don't at the whole world's load. we don't ob-iioib— the whole world's load. we don't ob-iioib-i— the whole world's load. we don't at-well,-i think- at all. well, well, i think sbobo-s— at all. well, well, i think there's definitely link . there's definitely a link. anynoy. — there's definitely a link. anynoy. sibi— there's definitely a link. anyway. still ahead,- there's definitely a link. anyway. still ahead, benjamin butterworth back. he says butterworth is back. he says a general election cure general election will help cure our ailing economy . do you our ailing economy. do you agree? next is the carver agree? but next is the carver palava. and i'll be asking if well—meaning idiots are at the root of many of our problems. plus barnaby will be pestering the public. you're with the saturday five live on gb news

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shelley's been in touch and sboiioy soys .— shelley's been in touch and shelley says , why were housing shelley says, why were housing bboso— shelley says, why were housing these criminals— shelley says, why were housing these criminals at— shelley says, why were housing these criminals at all? adopt bbo— these criminals at all? adopt the australian _ these criminals at all? adopt the australian approach? do not come, you are not— the australian approach? do not come, you are not welcome . well, come, you are not welcome. well, nobi— come, you are not welcome. well, no-ii boob— come, you are not welcome. well, no-ii boob moo— come, you are not welcome. well, we'll hear more tomorrow on somiiio— we'll hear more tomorrow on camilla tominey— we'll hear more tomorrow on camilla tominey show from a man bbo— camilla tominey show from a man nbo iii— camilla tominey show from a man nbo iii insi— camilla tominey show from a man who did just that.— camilla tominey show from a man who did just that. bridget said somoboiy— who did just that. bridget said somebody needs— who did just that. bridget said somebody needs to stop putting migbonbs— somebody needs to stop putting migionbs inbo— somebody needs to stop putting migrants into accommodation nbio— migrants into accommodation nbiio on— migrants into accommodation while our veterans sleep in the sboobs— while our veterans sleep in the sboobs. i— while our veterans sleep in the streets. i couldn't— while our veterans sleep in the streets. i couldn't agree with you— streets. i couldn't agree with yon moo— streets. i couldn't agree with yon . bow,— streets. i couldn't agree with you more . now, though, it's time you more. now, though, it's time for on— you more. now, though, it's time for nosi— you more. now, though, it's time for our next showdown. up next, bmiiy-s— for our next showdown. up next, bmiiy-s bobo— for our next showdown. up next, imiiy-s bobo on— for our next showdown. up next, emily's take an aim at some well—meaning— emily's take an aim at some well—meaning idiots , plenty of well—meaning idiots, plenty of bbom.— well—meaning idiots, plenty of bbom. ib-s— well—meaning idiots, plenty of them. it's time— well—meaning idiots, plenty of them. it's time for— well—meaning idiots, plenty of them. it's time for the carver boioyob. — them. it's time for the carver soioyon boob— them. it's time for the carver palaver. yeah some well—meaning iiiobs. — palaver. yeah some well—meaning idiots. welcome— palaver. yeah some well—meaning idiots. welcome to _ palaver. yeah some well—meaning idiots. welcome to the- palaver. yeah some well—meaning idiots. , idiots. welcome to the latest edition of well—meaning halfwit . getting things catastrophically wrong . this catastrophically wrong. this time the nhs . the nhs latest time the nhs. the nhs latest drive to make people lose weight has accidentally made people fatter. yes seriously. their healthy weight calculator tells people how many calories they should be eating every day. but some dullard programmed it wrong some dullard programmed it wrong so it advice people to eat the equivalent of five extra big mac burgers a week. that's an extra

2086 calories. they've quite literally told fat people they can have their cake and eat it and some more . now, given that and some more. now, given that obesity is costing the nhs billions of pounds a year, it would be nice if they weren't actively making the problem worse. we've got an nhs that seems to be in a permanent state of crisis. we've got a government that thinks banning buy one, get one free offers is the way to slim down our waistlines and we can't even run a calorie calculator , right? so a calorie calculator, right? so leo, what does this tell us about the state of the nation? well, this is i think the nhs is insi— well, this is i think the nhs is insb bying— well, this is i think the nhs is insb bying bo— well, this is i think the nhs is just trying to make sure it's ibnmming— just trying to make sure it's iinmming nb— just trying to make sure it's drumming up business, it's mobing— drumming up business, it's mobing sno— drumming up business, it's making sure it's still got onongb— making sure it's still got enough _treat,| making sure it's still got. enough _treat, so enough people to treat, so noboiy-s— enough people to treat, so noboiy-s going— enough people to treat, so nobody's going to lose their iobs. — nobody's going to lose their iobs. ani— nobody's going to lose their iobs. ani bbo— nobody's going to lose their jobs. and the diabetes clinic in ibo— jobs. and the diabetes clinic in ibo-bimo— jobs. and the diabetes clinic in five _time.-yeah,- five years time. it's yeah, it's an_an absolute| an absolute, it's an absolute iobo— an absolute, it's an absolute iobo .— an absolute, it's an absolute iobo . i— an absolute, it's an absolute iobo . i moon— an absolute, it's an absolute joke . i mean, don't need a joke. i mean, you don't need a soisniobob— joke. i mean, you don't need a calculator to _ joke. i mean, you don't need a calculator to work— joke. i mean, you don't need a calculator to work if you calculator to work out if you nooi — calculator to work out if you nooilioso— calculator to work out if you need lose weight, just look need to lose weight, just look in bbo— need to lose weight, just look in the mirror.— need to lose weight, just look in the mirror. do— need to lose weight, just look in the mirror. do you fit? does yonb— in the mirror. do you fit? does yonb bob— in the mirror. do you fit? does yoni bob boso— in the mirror. do you fit? does your fat face fit— in the mirror. do you fit? does your fat face fit in— in the mirror. do you fit? does your fat face fit in the mirror? if your fat face fit in the mirror? iilioosn-b— your fat face fit in the mirror? ifldoesn't, then— your fat face fit in the mirror? if doesn't, then stop eating if it doesn't, then stop eating bbo— if it doesn't, then stop eating bbo bios.— if it doesn't, then stop eating bbo bios. ani— if it doesn't, then stop eating the pies. and these people the pies. and all these people ibo—

the pies. and all these people i've _overactive - i've gotten overactive underactive. i've gotten overactive- underactive. apparently this website is the most visited nhs website is the most visited nhs website or government website besides from covid related . i'll besides from covid related. i'll tell you what 22 million visitors last year. i'll tell you what's visited more just the .com that gets more that gets more hits. i can save the nhs a sonnno— more hits. i can save the nhs a ionnno bbongb— more hits. i can save the nhs a fortune though. emily- e“i:::ib:e; “ i can save the nhs a fortune though. emily on this. imsbooi— fortune though. emily on this. insbooi oi— fortune though. emily on this. instead of tinkering about with this calculator— instead of tinkering about with this calculator and nonsense, all this calculator and nonsense, oii iboy— this calculator and nonsense, oii bboy nooi— this calculator and nonsense, all they need to— this calculator and nonsense, all they need to do is write on bbo— all they need to do is write on bbo bns— all they need to do is write on the nhs website,— all they need to do is write on the nhs website, eat less and get the nhs website, eat less and gob ob— the nhs website, eat less and gob ob yonb. — the nhs website, eat less and get off your. that's it. it's as simbio— get off your. that's it. it's as simbio os— get off your. that's it. it's as simple as that. _ get off your. that's it. it's as simple as that. \eibn ll o“ simple as that. now i'll be. oh, sorry. go ahead. no, i was simple as that. \»t»bn ct c3“ cit» : no, i was going sorry. go ahead. no, i was going to sorry. go ahead. no, i was going is soy,— sorry. go ahead. no, i was going to say, obviously— sorry. go ahead. no, i was going to say, obviously isn't— cit» : no, i was going to say, obviously isn't like sbob— to say, obviously isn't like snob-yon- to say, obviously isn't like that-you know,. to say, obviously isn't like that you know, so that because you know, so many of that because you know, so many oi on— that because you know, so many oi sno-boso— that because you know, so many of our-have been- that because you know, so many of our have been filled of our foods have been filled nibb— of our foods have been filled with additives,— of our foods have been filled with additives, with sugar, with sobb— with additives, with sugar, with sob, sbobo— with additives, with sugar, with salt, where you— with additives, with sugar, with salt, where you wouldn't nobnboiiy— salt, where you wouldn't. naturally—that naturally expect them. that sis— naturally expect them. that since-brought- naturally expect them. that since brought calorie since they brought in calorie sonnis— since they brought in calorie counts—found. since they brought in calorie. counts—found that counts on menus. i found that booby— counts on menus. i found that iooiiy boinini— counts on menus. i found that really helpful because, you know,— really helpful because, you know, go— really helpful because, you know, go is— really helpful because, you know, go is o— really helpful because, you know, go to a have you lost any noigbb— know, go to a have you lost any noigbb os— know, go to a have you lost any noigbb os o— know, go to a have you lost any weight as a result,— know, go to a have you lost any weight as a result, though? bosonso— weight as a result, though? bosonso bs— weight as a result, though? because be more— weight as a result, though? because be more aware- weight as a result, though? because be more aware of it. you just become more aware, but then you and eat more. you still go home and eat more. you like a salad in the you have like a salad in the restaurant and then go scoff later. i don't think you do. i isob— later. i don't think you do. i mean, look, this— i don't think you do. i mean, look, this reinforced sbooi— mean, look, this reinforced sbooi is— mean, look, this reinforced stool is working- mean, look, this reinforced stool is working but

stool is working a treat. but bonosbiy— stool is working a treat. but honestly, - know, - stool is working a treat. but honestly, know, there were honestly, you know, there were bobs— honestly, you know, there were iobs oi— honestly, you know, there were lots of foods.— honestly, you know, there were lots of foods. so,— honestly, you know, there were lots of foods. so, for example, obon— lots of foods. so, for example, bbom-bonniob- lots of foods. so, for example, when popular delivery when i'm on a popular delivery nobsibo— when i'm on a popular delivery website,-there- when i'm on a popular delivery website,-there are. website, you know, there are some meals where they have sonsiiobobiy— considerably more calories than oonosboi—l expected. so i didn't realise, for expected. so i didn't realise, bob-o— expected. so i didn't realise, bob-o pizza- expected. so i didn't realise, for a pizza typically for example, a pizza typically bos— for example, a pizza typically nos-boo— for example, a pizza typically has-1100 calories. - has about 1100 calories. meanwhile,— has about 1100 calories. meanwhile, a- has about 1100 calories. meanwhile, a plain pizza might be meanwhile, a plain pizza might bo obonb— meanwhile, a plain pizza might bo obonb iso.— meanwhile, a plain pizza might be about 700. you— meanwhile, a plain pizza might be about 700. you know that kind of difference. _ be about 700. you know that kind of difference. you— be about 700. you know that kind of difference. /»:t» »: »: “ t of difference. you didn't know cheese had calories in it, but i didn't think you know, there's a big difference between two different that i would different pizzas that i would have been undecided. have otherwise been undecided. hang you can hang on a minute and you can boso— hang on a minute and you can boyo o— hang on a minute and you can boyo o big— hang on a minute and you can have a big change. and then sbobo-s— have a big change. and then there's room— have a big change. and then there's room for— have a big change. and then there's room for you. “j »: “ t there's room for you. didn't know—o- there's room for you. didn't know a whole know that. eating a whole scoffing your face with a whole pizza. no i for half a holy day allowance. no.i pizza. no i for half a holy day allowance. no. i think what boniomin—isi allowance. no. i think what- benjamin_is that benjamin was saying was is that sobbin— benjamin was saying was is that sooin—oo- benjamin was saying was is that sooin—oo yobyl certain pizza toppings are very soiobiiis— certain pizza toppings are very calorific and— certain pizza toppings are very calorific and margaritas are boss—ani- calorific and margaritas are boss—ani i- calorific and margaritas are. less-and i actually less calorific. and i actually think i actually think think well, and i actually think you put more on pizza. this is you put more on a pizza. this is this is this is benjamin- you put more on a pizza. this is this is this is benjamin a- this is this is benjamin a soyobi— this is this is benjamin a clever man— this is this is benjamin a clever man who didn't know that so—oi- clever man who didn't know that so—oi no? | so what about the rest of us? bon— so what about the rest of us? you iiobsb— so what about the rest of us? you flatter me— so what about the rest of us? you flatter me so— so what about the rest of us? you flatter me so let's- so what about the rest of us? you flatter me so let's just talk about this. i think you were to ask me about my were going to ask me about my support dawn neesom my support for banning. buy one, one for banning. buy one, get one free deals for junk food and for banning. buy one, get one free deals forjunk food and my support tax. and

support for the sugar tax. and why actually the why i actually think the recommendations that henry dimbleby with year, dimbleby came up with last year, the government actually should have followed through with this country a huge obesity country has a huge obesity problem. i think it's regrettable that this man who programmed the nhs website got it all wrong, but we do need a serious anti—obesity strategy in this country. 40% of adults are overweight 20% of children are overweight 20% of children are overweight . stating this lazy , overweight. stating this lazy, fair approach that you advocate is not worth stating the problem that we have, which we all know people are too fat in this country. and then stating a bobonbioi— country. and then stating a potential policy— tit». and then stating a potential policy proposals that the government— potential policy proposals that the government has even delayed bons— the government has even delayed bons iboy— the government has even delayed because they think— the government has even delayed because they think they're nonsense. really? no, it's bons— nonsense. really? no, it's because they're - nonsense. really? no, it's because they're it's because too mony— because they're it's because too many backbenchers keep saying, oh, many backbenchers keep saying, obi-bs— many backbenchers keep saying, ob-ib-s bbo— many backbenchers keep saying, oh,-it's the nanny- oh, it's oh, it's the nanny gage,— oh, it's oh, it's the nanny slate, is— oh, it's oh, it's the nanny state, it's not— oh, it's oh, it's the nanny state, it's not the government noois— state, it's not the government noois bo— state, it's not the government noois bo osi— state, it's not the government needs to act on— state, it's not the government needs to act on the bulging wastelands_ needs to act on the bulging wastelands of— needs to act on the bulging wastelands of this but wastelands of this country, but bons— wastelands of this country, but bons ib-s— wastelands of this country, but because it's caused the huge bnbiis— because it's caused the huge public spending— because it's caused the huge public spending going into the ins,— public spending going into the bns-bosos— public spending going into the nhs,-taxes don't- public spending going into the nhs, taxes don't work . nhs, sugar taxes don't work. t hey— nhs, sugar taxes don't work. ibsylnsbb— nhs, sugar taxes don't work. they .work shown - nhs, sugar taxes don't work. they .work shown to - nhs, sugar taxes don't work. they .work shown to not. nhs, sugar taxes don't work. l they .work shown to not have they do work shown to not have worked. no, they have. yes, they do. no, they have. we have seen sugar in drinks go down

sugar content in drinks go down since since since they introduced the sugar levy. we've seen that. we've seen. we've seen that. we've seen. we've seen recipes elsewhere change. this is a good thing. so paternalistic you. “ g: “q so paternalistic you. i'm not paternalistic. - paternalistic you. i'm not paternalistic. i want less spending on the and the nhs. also minimum alcohol pricing in ssobioni.— also minimum alcohol pricing in ssobioni. ib— also minimum alcohol pricing in scotland. it hasn't— also minimum alcohol pricing in scotland. it hasn't stopped leo bibing— scotland. it hasn't stopped leo bibbing bbo— scotland. it hasn't stopped leo hitting the bottle.— scotland. it hasn't stopped leo hitting the bottle. “ hitting the bottle. also minimum alcohol unit pricing actually pushes people into hard drugs. i'm not talking alcohol, i'm not talking about alcohol, wbisb— i'm not talking about alcohol, nbisb sonii— i'm not talking about alcohol, which could actually be the soinbion— which could actually be the solution-not- which could actually be the solution. not talking about, solution. i'm not talking about, nbisb— which could actually be the soinbion— which could actually be the solution-this— which could actually be the- solution .this-because solution to this problem because you solution to this problem because yon—bbongb- solution to this problem because yon—bbongb yon- solution to this problem because you though you never you never see, though you never sooliob— you never see, though you never sooliob boboin— you never see, though you never seelfat heroin user.— you never see, though you never see fat heroin user. emily, see a fat heroin user. emily, why— see a fat heroin user. emily, nby io— see a fat heroin user. emily, nby io yon— see a fat heroin user. emily, why do you think that people sboniin-b— why do you think that people shouldn't have— why do you think that people shouldn't have this information bososo— shouldn't have this information bososo-voo— shouldn't have this information before-you know,- shouldn't have this information before _you know, no. shouldn't have this information before _you know, no ,i shouldn't have this informationl before _you know, no , it before them? you know, no, it can complicated. you're can get complicated. you're saying be saying that people should be denied no, no. i'm denied this? no, no, no. i'm saying— denied this? no, no, no. i'm saying that— denied this? no, no, no. i'm saying that the— denied this? no, no, no. i'm saying that the nhs- 22“ 22 57 no, no, no. i'm saying that the nhs clearly 22“ 22 :7 no, no, no. i'm saying that the nhs clearly is totally— saying that the nhs clearly is totally incompetent, that they can-t— totally incompetent, that they can't—calorie- can't even run a calorie counter. but- can't even run a calorie counter. can't even run a calorie- counter. but also what i would say is that you want a say is that if you want a calorie counter, there are very many other websites many apps and other websites that it for and that can do it for you and clearly they much better clearly they do it much better than nhs does and the nhs, than the nhs does and the nhs, which i forgot to add in my little monologue there. the nhs was that the calorie was told that the calorie

counter working they counter wasn't working and they kept a year or so. so kept it up for a year or so. so it's just hopeless and i think it's just hopeless and i think it's a little vignette that it's just a little vignette that demonstrates terrible demonstrates how terrible our nhs how we're run by nhs is and how we're run by idiots. that's just my idiots. but that's just my point. i you need a how point. i think you need a how should— point. i think you need a how should we— point. i think you need a how should we _obesity- i think you need a how should we obesity in should we tackle obesity in britain— should we tackle obesity in britain then?— should we tackle obesity in britain then? emily, what's the grand—plan- britain then? emily, what's the grand—plan to- britain then? emily, what's the. grand—plan to tackle grand free market plan to tackle education? — education? i've got nothing wrong but you wrong with education, but you do. taxes don't work. yes they may to coke company may lead to a coke company reducing amount. reducing their sugar amount. it's absolutely no on it's had absolutely no impact on our waistlines. it's made us more obese. anyway, coming up, benjamin butterworth on why we need general election need a general election immediately. the immediately. but first, the saturday has something of a saturday five has something of a cage doesn't it ? cage fighting feel, doesn't it? doesn't it, alvin? it does today,— doesn't it, alvin? it does today, but— doesn't it, alvin? it does today, but i— doesn't it, alvin? it does today, but i think i'm winning. oh, today, but i think i'm winning. 0h, wen— today, but i think i'm winning. oh, well let— today, but i think i'm winning. oh, well let the— today, but i think i'm winning. oh, well let the viewers- oh, well let the viewers optimistic but tech billionaire elon musk and mark zuckerberg that's twitter facebook are that's twitter and facebook are apparently going it on apparently going to get it on for real. would you watch the tussle,— for real. would you watch the tussle, get— for real. would you watch the tussle, get it— for real. would you watch the tussle, get it on?— ”222 would you watch the tussle, get it on? would you watch— tussle, get it on? would you watch tats— tussle, get it on? would you watch this tussle of the tech tttaatt— watch this tussle of the tech titans? _albee i titans? myself and albee ventured— titans? myself and albee ventured .to - titans? myself and albee ventured to investigate. ventured out to investigate. tt-t— ventured out to investigate. tt-s ttme— ventured out to investigate. tt-s ttme tat— ventured out to investigate. it's time for pester. the pattta — it's time for pester. the public. yeah. - it's time for pester. the public. “23 1“ would you watch public. yeah. would you watch ttaa— public. yeah. would you watch ttaa matt— public. yeah. would you watch elon musk versus— public. / would you watch elon musk versus mark zuckerberg in a elon musk versus mark zuckerberg ta a cage— elon musk versus mark zuckerberg

ta a cage ttgtt— elon musk versus mark zuckerberg ta a cage ttgtte — elon musk versus mark zuckerberg in a cage fight ? my “27 who do in a cage fight? why not? who do you tant— in a cage fight? why not? who do you tttnt wette— in a cage fight? why not? who do you think would win?— in a cage fight? why not? who do you think would win? i— in a cage fight? my “27 who do you think would win? i think ttca— you think would win? i think ttca watta— you think would win? i think elon would win. my 22 elon would win. why do you think elon would win. why do you think elon would win. why do you think elon would win? i think he's got an element of brutality that that maybe mark zuckerberg doesn't seem to have. do you think you'll be _ 1“ 2 do you think you'll be watching it? no. why— think you'll be watching it? no. we note — think you'll be watching it? no. we note .— think you'll be watching it? no. why not? i mean,— think you'll be watching it? no. why not? 1“ 2221“ ?“2 think you'll be watching it? no. why not? 2221“ ?“2 why not? i mean, tech and musk has me off for the last year. i can't bear him. and i would watch— can't bear him. and i would watch t.— can't bear him. and i would watch tt. vec— can't bear him. and i would watch it. yes why?- 21“ 2 1“ and i would watch it. yes why? because they-te— watch it. yes why? because they-re tatt— watch it. yes why? because they're both very interesting catacet — they're both very interesting characters. i— they're both very interesting characters. 2 they're both very interesting characters. 1“

has but apparently, mark, elon musk nae—gang— but apparently, mark, elon musk nae—gang ten- but apparently, mark, elon musk has going for him. has the walrus going for him. ant— has the walrus going for him. and that-s— has the walrus going for him. and that's the— has the walrus going for him. and that's the move- has the walrus going for him. and that's the move where he just body plants. someone stays there and doesn't do anything . there and doesn't do anything. it's not going to work. not, not:— it's not going to work. not, net, net— it's not going to work. not, not, not enough.- it's not going to work. not, not, not enough. not good encagn.— not, not enough. not good encagn.-nc,- not, not enough. not good enough.-no, not- not, not enough. not good enough. no, not i not, not enough. not good enough.-no, not i care enough. no, no, not i don't care . tat— enough. no, no, not i don't care . tat cen— enough. no, no, not i don't care . not even for— enough. no, no, not i don't care . not even for a— enough. no, no, not i don't care . not even for a bit- enough. no, no, not i don't care . not even for a bit of- enough. no, no, not i don't care . my” qt; 1“ fig" :t j 2 if 11“? mg] . not even for a bit of fun? no do you prefer facebook or twitter ? none. you don't do twitter? none. you don't do social media? no. gosh. what about you? so elon musk and mark wahlberg, zuckerberg or zuckerberg? wahlberg. oh, yeah. sorry— zuckerberg? wahlberg. oh, yeah. sang teat— zuckerberg? wahlberg. oh, yeah. sang vean .—

on mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, vladimir putin is facing potential this is facing a potential coup. this is great news for britain and the free world in my take at ten. harry and meghan are considering taking diana's surname of spencen taking diana's surname of spencer. i'm sorry . what an spencer. i'm sorry. what an insuh spencer. i'm sorry. what an insult to the legacy of the late, meanwhile late, great princess. meanwhile the world health organisation are rolling out a on booze. are rolling out a ban on booze. will be next. it's time to save the great british pint plus

radio legend mike reid, channel 4 star aggie mackenzie and tomorrow's papers. we're live from . nine welcome back to the from. nine welcome back to the satantay— from. nine welcome back to the satantay ttve. — from. nine welcome back to the saturday five. thank— \t welcome back to the saturday five. thank you for centtng— saturday five. thank you for centtng tn— saturday five. thank you for sending in your— saturday five. thank you for sending in your emails i've got ten— sending in your emails i've got one for albie_ sending in your emails i've got one for albie here. _ sending in your emails i've got one for albie here. milo says tne— one for albie here. milo says tne enga— one for albie here. milo says tne cagan tax— one for albie here. milo says the sugar tax is— the sugar tax is counterproductive. the sugar tax is— counterproductive. artificial sweeteners are _ counterproductive. artificial sweeteners are both unhealthier and sweeteners are both unhealthier ant nake— sweeteners are both unhealthier ant nate yea— sweeteners are both unhealthier and make you gain more weight tnan— and make you gain more weight tnan tatt— and make you gain more weight than full sugar— and make you gain more weight than full sugar drinks on the tcntc— than full sugar drinks on the same topic of— than full sugar drinks on the same topic of obesity, steve has to can— same topic of obesity, steve has to say tt-c— same topic of obesity, steve has to say it's because— same topic of obesity, steve has to say it's because people are so to say it's because people are cc tenneccet— to say it's because people are so depressed their lives so depressed with their lives nan-nt— so depressed with their lives nan-net ct— so depressed with their lives now-rid of the- so depressed with their lives now rid of the tories and now get rid of the tories and eaten— now get rid of the tories and tatcan ant— now get rid of the tories and labour and all— now get rid of the tories and labour and all will be slim agatn— labour and all will be slim agatn .— labour and all will be slim again . something you again. says something to you tnat— again. says something to you that-politicians- again. says something to you that politicians are to that our politicians are to ttane— that our politicians are to ttane ten— that our politicians are to blame for making us so depressed that blame for making us so depressed tnat-tat— blame for making us so depressed tnat-tat anyway. — blame for making us so depressed that fat anyway. now it's that we get fat anyway. now it's tne— that we get fat anyway. now it's tne-can— that we get fat anyway. now it's time .our-battle- that we get fat anyway. now it's time-our-battle .- that we get fat anyway. now it's time our battle . last time for our final battle. last tat— time for our final battle. last tat-teat— time for our final battle. last but least, indeed, up next, but not least, indeed, up next, it's but not least, indeed, up next, tt-c-ant— but not least, indeed, up next, tt-c-ant nec- but not least, indeed, up next, it's and he's throwing it's benjamin and he's throwing his it's benjamin and he's throwing ntc toys— it's benjamin and he's throwing ntc tcyc ngnt— it's benjamin and he's throwing his toys right out— it's benjamin and he's throwing his toys right out of the pram ant— his toys right out of the pram ant te— his toys right out of the pram and is demanding that we get to the and is demanding that we get to tne tattct— and is demanding that we get to the ballot box— and is demanding that we get to the ballot box pronto. o” the ballot box pronto. off you go .— the ballot box pronto. off you go , benjamin. yeah,- the ballot box pronto. o” 22» 1“ yeah, that's go, benjamin. yeah, that's ntgtt— go, benjamin. yeah, that's right. because— go, benjamin. yeah, that's right. because your- 22» 1“ yeah, that's right. because your lot, darren, nave— right. because your lot, darren, have destroyed— right. because your lot, darren, have destroyed this country . have destroyed this country. entan— have destroyed this country. entatn te— have destroyed this country. britain is in— have destroyed this country. britain is in free— have destroyed this country. britain is in free fall. our economy— britain is in free fall. our

economy te— britain is in free fall. our economy is crashing along again. it's economy is crashing along again. tt-c tne— economy is crashing along again. it's the second— economy is crashing along again. it's the second time— economy is crashing along again. it's the second time in about nne— it's the second time in about ncntnc— it's the second time in about nine months when things have gene— nine months when things have gene anten— nine months when things have gone under and— nine months when things have gone under and i— nine months when things have gone under and i think that when you tect— gone under and i think that when you tact at— gone under and i think that when you tact at tne— gone under and i think that when you look at the polls, labour nac— you look at the polls, labour nae teen— you look at the polls, labour has been between 18 and 25% aneat— has been between 18 and 25% aneat ten— has been between 18 and 25% ahead for about— has been between 18 and 25% ahead for about nine months. it is ahead for about nine months. it tc ctvtcac— ahead for about nine months. it is obvious that— ahead for about nine months. it is obvious that britain needs to get te— is obvious that britain needs to get to tne— is obvious that britain needs to get to the ballot— is obvious that britain needs to get to the ballot box. if entan— get to the ballot box. if britain is— get to the ballot box. if britain is to— get to the ballot box. if britain is to be saved. it's tact,— britain is to be saved. it's just tnat— britain is to be saved. it's just, what, eight, nine months ctnce— just, what, eight, nine months tne— just, what, eight, nine months tne ttg— just, what, eight, nine months since the big spender , liz truss since the big spender, liz truss ant— since the big spender, liz truss and kamikwasi_ since the big spender, liz truss and kamikwasi kwarteng came in, cntacnet— and kamikwasi kwarteng came in, cntacnet tne— and kamikwasi kwarteng came in, splashed the cash— and kamikwasi kwarteng came in, splashed the cash and spent £40 tttttcn— splashed the cash and spent £40 tttttcn tn— splashed the cash and spent £40 tttttcn tn to— splashed the cash and spent £40 billion in 40 days.— splashed the cash and spent £40 billion in 40 days. but then retent— billion in 40 days. but then rishi sunak— billion in 40 days. but then rishi sunak said, no, no, no, no , tn— rishi sunak said, no, no, no, no , tn tne— rishi sunak said, no, no, no, no ,..0 tn tne ten— rishi sunak said, no, no, no, no , no. i'm the tory that can save tne— , no. i'm the tory that can save tne eccncnny— , no. i'm the tory that can save the economy. you— , no. i'm the tory that can save the economy. you know , after the economy. you know, after tenc— the economy. you know, after ntne nat— the economy. you know, after boris had spent— the economy. you know, after boris had spent it all on covid ant— boris had spent it all on covid ant ttz— boris had spent it all on covid ant ttz cnent— boris had spent it all on covid and liz spent it— boris had spent it all on covid and liz spent it all on herself ant— and liz spent it all on herself ant ntn— and liz spent it all on herself and now we've— and liz spent it all on herself and now we've got rishi who eat— and now we've got rishi who eat, it— and now we've got rishi who eat, it yet— and now we've got rishi who said, if you had— and now we've got rishi who said, if you had had liz truss for said, if you had had liz truss ten tangen— said, if you had had liz truss for longer, we— said, if you had had liz truss for longer, we might have had tne— for longer, we might have had ttve ste— for longer, we might have had five 5% interest— for longer, we might have had five 5% interest rates. that's nnat— five 5% interest rates. that's nnat ne— five 5% interest rates. that's what he warned. _ five 5% interest rates. that's what he warned. well, this week we get— what he warned. well, this week we get ste— what he warned. well, this week we got 5% interest— what he warned. well, this week we got 5% interest rates and tnat— we got 5% interest rates and tnat neanc— we got 5% interest rates and that means for— we got 5% interest rates and that means for the third of tntcnc— that means for the third of britons who— that means for the third of britons who have mortgages that it te— britons who have mortgages that tt tc gctng— britons who have mortgages that tt tc gctng te— britons who have mortgages that tt tc gctng to te— britons who have mortgages that it is going to be a— britons who have mortgages that it is going to be a potential catactncnne—

it is going to be a potential catastrophe in— it is going to be a potential catastrophe in the next 12 to 18 nenttc— catastrophe in the next 12 to 18 ncntnc. vea— catastrophe in the next 12 to 18 months. you know— catastrophe in the next 12 to 18 months. you know , the tories months. you know, the tories te— months. you know, the tories to te— months. you know, the tories seem to be able— months. you know, the tories seem to be able to ruin the economy. whoever is in charge, the economy. whoever is in charge, tne entan— economy. whoever is in charge, the british economy has sunk tatter— the british economy has sunk tacten tnan— the british economy has sunk faster than a— the british economy has sunk faster than a submersible in the tact— faster than a submersible in the tact counte— faster than a submersible in the tact ccante ct— faster than a submersible in the last couple of years. and that's why,— last couple of years. and that's wnw even— last couple of years. and that's why, even though— last couple of years. and that's why, even though i'm a believer in why, even though i'm a believer tn egaat— why, even though i'm a believer in equal opportunities, i think egaat— in equal opportunities, i think equal opportunity for every tory mp equal opportunity for every tory wt te— equal opportunity for every tory wt to can— equal opportunity for every tory mp to ruin the— equal opportunity for every tory mp to ruin the economy while tetng— mp to ruin the economy while being chancellor— mp to ruin the economy while being chancellor or prime tttntcten— being chancellor or prime minister probably taking it a bit minister probably taking it a ttt tec— minister probably taking it a ttt tcc tan— minister probably taking it a ttt tcc tan .— minister probably taking it a bit too far. but— minister probably taking it a bit too far. but you know minister probably taking it a bit too far . but you know what? bit too far. but you know what? vea— bit too far. but you know what? van ten-t— bit too far. but you know what? you don't need— bit too far. but you know what? you don't need to— bit too far. but you know what? you don't need to agree with me or you don't need to agree with me an tne— you don't need to agree with me an tne tatcw— you don't need to agree with me or the labour party— you don't need to agree with me or the labour party , though or the labour party, though cteantw— or the labour party, though clearly about— or the labour party, though clearly about half the country tees.— clearly about half the country tcec. twen— clearly about half the country tcec. twen tt— clearly about half the country does. even if you're supporting eccent— does. even if you're supporting ecnnt .— does. even if you're supporting ecnnt , tt— does. even if you're supporting ecnnt , tt te— does. even if you're supporting reform , it is-that- does. even if you're supporting reform , it is that britain reform, it is clear that britain is reform, it is clear that britain tc tene— reform, it is clear that britain tc tcne wttn— reform, it is clear that britain is done with this— reform, it is clear that britain is done with this government and so is done with this government and to tet-c— is done with this government and to ten nave— is done with this government and to ten nave a— is done with this government and so let's have a general election w new— so let's have a general election new new ttt— so let's have a general election now. now i'll be— so let's have a general election now. now i'll be your the tories ten— now. now i'll be your the tories ten cteege— now. now i'll be your the tories ten cteege .— now. now i'll be your the tories ten cteege . t— now. now i'll be your the tories tory stooge . i think they're tory stooge. i think they're useless. no— tory stooge. i think they're useless. no ,_ tory stooge. i think they're useless. no , i- tory stooge. i think they're useless. \»»1:1» 22»“ 2 tory stooge. i think they're useless. \»1:1» 2 useless. no, i don't think they're useless at all. what i'm actually concerned about are the spending commitments that keir starmer has made, i believe, to the tune of £80 billion. how is he going to pay for it? how is keir starmer's plan to stop nonh keir starmer's plan to stop north sea oil and gas

exploration going to help with the inflation crisis that we see at the moment? it's the exact opposite of the kind of policies that we would be needing to bnng that we would be needing to bring down inflation. now that's not to say that i think the government is doing enough to bnng government is doing enough to bring inflation. there are bring down inflation. there are many supply side that many supply side reforms that the could introduce, the government could introduce, but opinion, is not but labour in my opinion, is not the . yeah, before you the answer. yeah, before you tnat— yeah, before you answer that, benjamin, do answer that, benjamin, i just do want— answer that, benjamin, i just do wantlanetegtce— answer that, benjamin, i just do want apologise viewers if want to apologise to viewers if anwene—tnel anyone was offended by the submersible— anyone was offended by the submersible-,- anyone was offended by the submersible , but i anyone was offended by the- submersible-, but i do submersible comment, but i do tntnt— submersible comment, but i do tntnt en— submersible comment, but i do think on albee's— submersible comment, but i do think on albee's point as well, jeremy— think on albee's point as well, jeremy want— think on albee's point as well, jeremy hunt basically said the way— jeremy hunt basically said the way te— jeremy hunt basically said the way te tactte— jeremy hunt basically said the way to tackle inflation is to tea— way to tackle inflation is to tetaw tne — way to tackle inflation is to delay the ban— way to tackle inflation is to delay the ban on buy one, get tree— delay the ban on buy one, get one free deals. _ delay the ban on buy one, get one free deals. and i thought, are one free deals. and i thought, wea— one free deals. and i thought, are you kidding— one free deals. and i thought, are you kidding me? are you nawng— are you kidding me? are you nawng a— are you kidding me? are you having a giraffe? it was a joke . t— having a giraffe? it was a joke . t mean— having a giraffe? it was a joke . t te— having a giraffe? it was a joke . i mean, to be— having a giraffe? it was a joke . i mean, to be clear,- having a giraffe? it was a joke . i mean, to be clear, £80 billion, that would be about 70 days liz truss. to put days of liz truss. just to put it in context, because she got rid 40 in her, what, rid of 40 billion in her, what, 30 odd days that she managed to be prime minister. you know, i think the is that we have think the truth is that we have no and all of these no growth and all of these people have said they'd bring growth the economy because growth to the economy because that's to do

that's really the only way to do it. you know what? we've had it. and you know what? we've had yourideas it. and you know what? we've had your ideas in office, emily, and it's happened. my ideas. it's not happened. my ideas. wow. what benjamin? wow. do you know what benjamin? you wow. do you know what benjamin? wen—t— wow. do you know what benjamin? wen—t ant- wow. do you know what benjamin? you—i and darren. you called leo and i and darren necctttw— you called leo and i and darren possibly miserable— you called leo and i and darren possibly miserable for pointing you called leo and i and darren pos the! miserable for pointing you called leo and i and darren pos the virtue,able for pointing you called leo and i and darren pos the virtue, signallinginting you called leo and i and darren pos the virtue, signalling ofing out the virtue, signalling of centatn—geencl certain glastonbury goers. that wan-nect— certain glastonbury goers. that was most miserable little was the most miserable little nenetegae— was the most miserable little monologue heard. well, monologue i've ever heard. well, tnagtne— monologue i've ever heard. well, tnagtne new— monologue i've ever heard. well, imagine how the— monologue i've ever heard. well, imagine how the country feels. it imagine how the country feels. tt-weu— imagine how the country feels. tt-wea knew.— imagine how the country feels. it-you know, .even- it was, you know, you even mocked submersible . you mocked the submersible. you know, do you know what- you know, do you know what atrocious attus. — know, do you know what atrocious attus. wett— know, do you know what atrocious attus. wett. t— know, do you know what atrocious aukus. well, i see— know, do you know what atrocious aukus. m222 know, do you know what atrocious aukus. well, i see now you want to cancel having jokes. to cancel people having jokes. what u—turn you've had what a u—turn you've had cancelling and that cancelling jokes and saying that we profit. you're we shouldn't make profit. you're having revolution. having quite the revolution. well, haven't had well, anyway, we haven't had tnc— well, anyway, we haven't had this economic— well, anyway, we haven't had this economic decline that wen-ne— this economic decline that you're talking— this economic decline that you're talking about. i mean, tne— you're talking about. i mean, tne wnete— you're talking about. i mean, the whole world _ you're talking about. i mean, the whole world has been through , vou— the whole world has been through , wen knew,— the whole world has been through , you know, economic ructions tecaace— , you know, economic ructions tecaace et— , you know, economic ructions because of because of covid and tact— because of because of covid and tact tecaace— because of because of covid and tact tecaace et— because of because of covid and just because of the— because of because of covid and just because of the malaise ettect— just because of the malaise ettect ant— just because of the malaise effect and the— just because of the malaise effect and the whole world. i ten-t— effect and the whole world. i ten-t knew— effect and the whole world. i don't know how— effect and the whole world. i don't know how you can single out don't know how you can single eat entan— don't know how you can single out britain saying, i mean, when was a recession then? 1“ was a recession then? i mean, we've been at nought point 1% for god knows how long. so i'm not sure that's a great endorsement. know. well, endorsement. you know. well, answer this. if endorsement. you know. well,| answer-this. if-starmer answer me this. if keir starmer , if answer me this. if keir starmer , tt wea— answer me this. if keir starmer , tt wewlwea— answer me this. if keir starmer , if you .you think— answer me this. if keir starmer , if you you think the tories , if you if you think the tories are so terrible— , if you if you think the tories are so terrible and their nettctec— are so terrible and their policies awful, why

are so terrible and their- policies-awful, why is policies are so awful, why is wet— policies are so awful, why is ten-exactn- policies are so awful, why is keir exactly copying policies are so awful, why is keir of exactly copying policies are so awful, why is keir of them?:actly copying policies are so awful, why is keir of them? ictly copying policies are so awful, why is keir of them? i mean, ziying policies are so awful, why is keir of them? i mean, that's most of them? i mean, that's tact— most of them? i mean, that's tact net— most of them? i mean, that's tact net tcae,— most of them? i mean, that's just not true, is— most of them? i mean, that's just not true, is it? /»:»2. just not true, is it? you know, tatew— just not true, is it? you know, labour a big plan on things labour has a big plan on things like climate change and, and green economy, which i think britain on. britain is britain can lead on. britain is a leader. britain can lead on. britain is a-leader. britain- britain can lead on. britain is a-leader. britain is- britain can lead on. britain is a-leader. britain is a. a world leader. britain is a went— a world leader. britain is a world leader— a world leader. britain is a world leader in— a world leader. britain is a world leader in green and green newne— world leader in green and green nwe wean.— world leader in green and green power. yeah. and— world leader in green and green power. yeah. and i— world leader in green and green power. yeah. and i think we eneatt— power. yeah. and i think we should-further. l power. yeah. and i think we- should _further. look, should go much further. look, vou— should go much further. look, wet in...— should go much further. look, you know, don't— should go much further. look, you know, don't think about your , negative views what , your negative views of what could don't you look could happen. why don't you look at government had at what a labour government had done? we the done? you know, we had the longest of in longest period of growth in post—war britain under tony blair, fuelled by by unsustainable of unsustainable levels of immigration in britain had. well, know, that's but well, you know, that's but that's a good point because you will talk about immigration as though money when though it takes money away when we talking we know that britain's talking about nature, know the powers that love immigration because that be love immigration because it's cheap labour for their businesses and it reduces it depresses wages , reduces the depresses wages, reduces the bargaining power of workers that are already there and it pushes up price of fixed up the price of fixed assets such as? such as houses. so if you— such as? such as houses. so if wen wn— such as? such as houses. so if you nnenentw— :.21“ 32:7 such as houses. so if you own property, there's muchj mete—nnenenw you own property, there's muchj widget—prom“, you own property, there's much more get richer. property, you own property, there's much more get richer. but property, you own property, there's much more get richer. but look,erty, so you get richer. but look, get— so you get richer. but look, we've got prince- so you get richer. but look, we've got prince brexit himself nene. — we've got prince brexit himself nene. vea— we've got prince brexit himself here. you know,— we've got prince brexit himself here. /»:»2. we've got prince brexit himself here. 1/»:»2. here. you know, you're you've had this seven what was had this seven years, what was it, last week or

it, seven years last week or something. you think it's something. do you think it's going well? i think it's a total nonsense to say— going well? i think it's a total nonsense to say that. - 22 “2 7 i think it's a total nonsense to say that. keir stamen— nonsense to say that. keir stance-a- nonsense to say that. keir starmer-a plan.l nonsense to say that. keir starmer-a plan. man starmer has got a plan. the man nac— starmer has got a plan. the man nae taken— starmer has got a plan. the man has taken more— starmer has got a plan. the man has taken more positions than the has taken more positions than tne—we- has taken more positions than tne—tt-c a- has taken more positions than the—it's a total. the kama sutra. it's a total ttctentten— the kama sutra. it's a total distortion of— the kama sutra. it's a total distortion of where we're at. eat— distortion of where we're at. tat ne— distortion of where we're at. tat t— distortion of where we're at. but no, i don't— distortion of where we're at. but no, i don't think it's going wett— but no, i don't think it's going well. benjamin— but no, i don't think it's going well. benjamin i'm not some tetenten—tni well. benjamin i'm not some. defender—i'm not defender of rishi sunak. i'm not cattet— defender of rishi sunak. i'm not called-amankona.- defender of rishi sunak. i'm not called amankona. it just i called albie amankona. it just i ten-t— called albie amankona. it just i ten-t argue— called albie amankona. it just i don't argue that— called albie amankona. it just i don't argue that at all. it's a tetat— don't argue that at all. it's a total shambles.— don't argue that at all. it's a total shambles. immigration nacn-t— total shambles. immigration nacn-t get— total shambles. immigration hasn't got sorted. brexit has teen— hasn't got sorted. brexit has teen wette— hasn't got sorted. brexit has been nafta up— hasn't got sorted. brexit has been nafta up because they nawen-t— been nafta up because they haven't dealt— been nafta up because they haven't dealt with it properly. tat— haven't dealt with it properly. tat want— haven't dealt with it properly. but wasn't that— haven't dealt with it properly. but wasn't that boris johnson ? 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