have been criticised allies have been criticised today— allies have been criticised today by— allies have been criticised today by the— allies have been criticised today by the privileges committee _ today by the privileges committee for what it describes as undermining— committee for what it describes as undermining house of commons proceures-d_ as undermining house of commons preeeureee they— as undermining house of commons procedures. they include priti petey— procedures. they include priti patel, nadine— procedures. they include priti patel, nadine dorries and sir yeeeb— patel, nadine dorries and sir jacob rees—mogg . the privileges jacob rees—mogg. the privileges committee— jacob rees—mogg. the privileges committee report— jacob rees—mogg. the privileges committee report two weeks ago found— committee report two weeks ago found dee— committee report two weeks ago found the former— committee report two weeks ago found the former prime minister had found the former prime minister dod repededy— found the former prime minister had repeatedly misled parliament covdd— had repeatedly misled parliament over covid breaches at number 10 during— over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown_ over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown ._ over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown . well, the during lockdown. well, the inquiry— during lockdown. well, the inquiry non— during lockdown. well, the inquiry now says mps should be considering— inquiry now says mps should be considering whether or not their actions— considering whether or not their actions could— considering whether or not their actions could be— considering whether or not their actions could be in contempt of nondonenn— actions could be in contempt of parliament and— actions could be in contempt of parliament and what further oedon— parliament and what further action would— parliament and what further action would need to be taken. nonde— action would need to be taken. done today— action would need to be taken. done today ,— action would need to be taken. earlier today , gb— action would need to be taken. earlier today , gb news jacob earlier today, gb news jacob rees—nodd— earlier today, gb news jacob neee—nodd nod— earlier today, gb news jacob rees—mogg had this to say. ': rees—mogg had this to say. and this do— rees—mogg had this to say. and this do a— rees—mogg had this to say. and this is a fundamental challenge to freedom of speech as members of the house, we must be able to ask questions of the committee, ask questions of the committee, as i said a couple of weeks ago, and i'll repeat. criticism is not obstruction . thames water not obstruction. thames water noe— not obstruction. thames water nee nod— not obstruction. thames water nee nod no— not obstruction. thames water has had to appoint— not obstruction. thames water has had to appoint a- f cid" thames water has had to appoint a new chair and— has had to appoint a new chair amid pressures— has had to appoint a new chair amid pressures that the company noes— amid pressures that the company faces concern growing its nnoneee. — faces concern growing its finances. sir— faces concern growing its finances. sir adrian montagu, onedonedy— finances. sir adrian montagu, previously chair— finances. sir adrian montagu, previously chair of anglian

noted— previously chair of anglian ween de— previously chair of anglian water, is going— previously chair of anglian water, is going to take over the node— water, is going to take over the node on— water, is going to take over the node on judy— water, is going to take over the role on july the— water, is going to take over the role on july the 10th. he's neododnd— role on july the 10th. he's replacing sarah bentley. thames water— replacing sarah bentley. thames water eoye— replacing sarah bentley. thames water eoye ide— replacing sarah bentley. thames water says it's working with shareholders— water says it's working with shareholders to _ water says it's working with shareholders to secure extra funding— shareholders to secure extra funding oe— shareholders to secure extra funding as ministers draw up eondndeney— funding as ministers draw up contingency plans to possibly nationalise— contingency plans to possibly nationalise the— contingency plans to possibly nationalise the company in the even— nationalise the company in the event ot— nationalise the company in the event ot tte— nationalise the company in the event of its collapse . the uk's event of its collapse. the uk's ttddeet— event of its collapse. the uk's ttddeet deten— event of its collapse. the uk's biggest water supplier is tottttnd— biggest water supplier is tottttnd to— biggest water supplier is battling to service its £14 ttttton— battling to service its £14 billion worth— battling to service its £14 billion worth of debt following tnteteet— billion worth of debt following interest rate _ billion worth of debt following interest rate rises. nicola sturgeon— interest rate rises. nicola sturgeon told _ interest rate rises. nicola sturgeon told the covid 19 tndntty— sturgeon told the covid 19 tndntty today— sturgeon told the covid 19 inquiry today that scotland had no don— inquiry today that scotland had no tton tot— inquiry today that scotland had no pton tot o— inquiry today that scotland had no plan for a non—flu pandemic and— no plan for a non—flu pandemic and dot— no plan for a non—flu pandemic and that learning— no plan for a non—flu pandemic and that learning from the etteode— and that learning from the epteode noe— and that learning from the episode was of— and that learning from the episode was of critical importance.- episode was of critical importance. the former first ntntetet— importance. the former first minister was— importance. the former first minister was being questioned this minister was being questioned tnte notntnd— minister was being questioned this morning on— minister was being questioned this morning on how prepared soottond— this morning on how prepared scotland was,— this morning on how prepared scotland was, as— this morning on how prepared scotland was, as well as how she:— scotland was, as well as how one, to— scotland was, as well as how one, to o— scotland was, as well as how she, as a politician handled the pondente— she, as a politician handled the pondente. sne— she, as a politician handled the pandemic. she also told the tndntty— pandemic. she also told the tndntty net— pandemic. she also told the inquiry her government did its teet— inquiry her government did its best not— inquiry her government did its best but admitted it didn't get eyetytntnd— best but admitted it didn't get etetytntnd nont— best but admitted it didn't get everything right . and lastly, everything right. and lastly, ot— everything right. and lastly, ot tne— everything right. and lastly, one of the world's most used ontttetot— one of the world's most used artificial sweeteners could be deetoted— artificial sweeteners could be deetoted o— artificial sweeteners could be declared a potential carcinogen artificial sweeteners could be oddn oe— artificial sweeteners could be teen to on— artificial sweeteners could be again as soon as—

artificial sweeteners could be again as soon as next month . new again as soon as next month. new teeeoten tron— again as soon as next month. new research from the— again as soon as next month. new research from the world health otdonteotton— research from the world health organisation has— research from the world health organisation has found oepodone— organisation has found aspartame, which is used in diet eodoe— aspartame, which is used in diet eodoe end— aspartame, which is used in diet sodas and chewing— aspartame, which is used in diet sodas and chewing gum, as well as sodas and chewing gum, as well to many— sodas and chewing gum, as well to many otnet— sodas and chewing gum, as well as many other products, could cause cancer. last— as many other products, could cause cancer. last month, the ten-o.— cause cancer. last month, the who. published— cause cancer. last month, the who. published guidelines w.h.o. published guidelines odvtetnd— w.h.o. published guidelines advising consumers not to use ontttdot— advising consumers not to use artificial sweeteners to lose detent— artificial sweeteners to lose netdnt, and— artificial sweeteners to lose weight, and it— artificial sweeteners to lose weight, and it caused a furore in weight, and it caused a furore tn tne— weight, and it caused a furore tn tne food— weight, and it caused a furore in the food industry, you're up to date— in the food industry, you're up to date on— in the food industry, you're up to date on tv— in the food industry, you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio end— to date on tv online dab+ radio and tne— to date on tv online dab+ radio and tne tune— to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in— to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb dens,— and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's— and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . news, britain's news. channel |netto— news, britain's news. channel | node and— news, britain's news. channel . hello and welcome- news, britain's news. channel . hello and welcome to- hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at friday's pages . i'm friday's front pages. i'm stephen allen and i'm joined by a appeared in radio a man who appeared in a radio four sitcom, and four sitcom, josh howie. and a man who appears in a special file at it's louis file at ofcom. it's louis schaefer . how are file at ofcom. it's louis schaefer. how are you file at ofcom. it's louis schaefer . how are you both schaefer. how are you both doing? still doing all right. i felt some tension, louis, when i mentioned that you're still

getting the flashbacks. well it's highlight of my it's been the highlight of my life. basically to to get life. basically to be to get tnot— life. basically to be to get tnot nony— c ”ti; basically to be to get that many complain outs against ._ that many complain outs against . know. — that many complain outs against me. i know. -amazing- that many complain outs against me. i know-amazing .- that many complain outs against me. 3 411i?" me. i know. it's amazing. yeah. yeah. it's one of the top andrew noyte — yeah. it's one of the top andrew noyte andrew— yeah. it's one of the top andrew doyle andrew doyle— “43?" it's one of the top andrew doyle andrew doyle told me it was one of the— doyle andrew doyle told me it was one of the sorry, it's one of was one of the sorry, it's one ot tne— was one of the sorry, it's one ot tne tot— was one of the sorry, it's one of the top complainant programmes. c of the top complainant- programmes. it's one of the top complaint programmes about so far. is young. we can far. the night is young. we can do mate. we're going to do this, mate. we're going to go. do this, mate. we're going to do. tet-e— do this, mate. we're going to do. tet-e-tt— do this, mate. we're going to do. tet-e-tt to— do this, mate. we're going to go. let's-it to the- do this, mate. we're going to go. let's-it to the next. go. let's take it to the next tetet. — go. let's take it to the next tetet. retent— go. let's take it to the next level. right what don't you tettete— level. right what don't you believe in? _ level. right what don't you believe in? g tzrtz; level. right what don't you believe in? 3 ct; believe in? everything. here we go. 19. start those— believe in? g tzrtz; 91319. start those complaints. go. 19. start those complaints. tet-e—posottty| go. 19. start those complaints.- tet-e—pooottty do let's go. what could possibly go wrong? take look wrong? right. let's take a look at those front pages. first of all, the daily mail says we should decide who here, should decide who comes here, not gangs . is should decide who comes here, not gangs. is their not criminal gangs. is their front page. the telegraph biggest nhs reform in its history to save £10 billion. the guardian says tories risk bitter legal feud after rwanda policy is ruled unlawful . the eye is ruled unlawful. the eye mortgage deals hiked again as big six banks raise their prices . the express goes with rishi's radical plan to fix nhs once and for all. and finally , your daily

for all. and finally, your daily star boffins brains explode and those front pages . and we begin those front pages. and we begin with the daily mail. josh, what's on their front page? well, we've got a picture of moon— well, we've got a picture of naomi campbell's had a new baby . tnot-e— naomi campbell's had a new baby . tnot-e net— naomi campbell's had a new baby . that's her second— naomi campbell's had a new baby . that's her second baby. she's 53. . that's her second baby. she's so. so— . that's her second baby. she's so. so tne— . that's her second baby. she's 53. so the reason— . that's her second baby. she's 53. so the reason why that's more alarming— 53. so the reason why that's more alarming to me than the tnntdtotton— more alarming to me than the immigration story— more alarming to me than the immigration story is that my otte— immigration story is that my ode to— immigration story is that my ode to no,— immigration story is that my wife is 48, and— immigration story is that my wife is 48, and i— immigration story is that my wife is 48, and i was assured tnot— wife is 48, and i was assured tnot tt— wife is 48, and i was assured tnot tt noe— wife is 48, and i was assured that it was over. _ wife is 48, and i was assured that it was over. the parenting tntnd. — that it was over. the parenting tntnd. so— that it was over. the parenting tntnd. so tn— that it was over. the parenting tntnd. so tn o— that it was over. the parenting thing. so i'm a little bit netted— thing. so i'm a little bit scared because whilst i'm sure oeotte— scared because whilst i'm sure peoote tn— scared because whilst i'm sure people tn tnte— scared because whilst i'm sure people in this country are concerned about who's coming tnto— concerned about who's coming tnto tne— concerned about who's coming into this country— concerned about who's coming into this country ,_ concerned about who's coming into this country , i'm concerned into this country, i'm concerned about— into this country, i'm concerned about nno-e— into this country, i'm concerned about who's coming into my flat . ._ about who's coming into my flat . . nonetd— about who's coming into my flat . i wonder where— about who's coming into my flat . i wonder where that- about who's coming into my flat . i wonder where that sentence is going to end for a second. yes, sorry, but yes, the big stony— yes, sorry, but yes, the big story-should- yes, sorry, but yes, the big story should decide who story is we should decide who cones-not— story is we should decide who comes not criminal gangs. comes here. not criminal gangs. tne— comes here. not criminal gangs. dots to— comes here. not criminal gangs. dots to nnot— comes here. not criminal gangs. this is what rishi _ comes here. not criminal gangs. this is what rishi sunak said otter— this is what rishi sunak said ottet tne— this is what rishi sunak said after the court— this is what rishi sunak said after the court of appeal found 2 to— after the court of appeal found 2 to t— after the court of appeal found 2 to t tnot— after the court of appeal found 2 to 1 that the— after the court of appeal found 2 to 1 that the rwanda scheme was was illegal.— 2 to 1 that the rwanda scheme was was illegal. essentially the

tetnd— was was illegal. essentially the reason being that— was was illegal. essentially the reason being that rwanda was not seen as a safe place. so the neo— seen as a safe place. so the tdeo ot— seen as a safe place. so the tdeo ot yon— seen as a safe place. so the idea of you can— seen as a safe place. so the idea of you can do this deportation— idea of you can do this deportation concept, but the neo— deportation concept, but the tdeo te— deportation concept, but the tdeo to not— deportation concept, but the idea is that if— deportation concept, but the idea is that if people were sent a...— idea is that if people were sent them, tney— idea is that if people were sent there, they wouldn't necessarily be eote. — there, they wouldn't necessarily be eote. n— there, they wouldn't necessarily be safe. it would— there, they wouldn't necessarily be safe. it would break the eeneno— be safe. it would break the geneva convention. and also that it's geneva convention. and also that no not— geneva convention. and also that no not oeoote— geneva convention. and also that it's not people might be sent toot— it's not people might be sent took to— it's not people might be sent back to their— it's not people might be sent back to their home countries and tnete— back to their home countries and there-definitely— back to their home countries and there definitely actual bad there are definitely actual bad tntnde— there are definitely actual bad tntnae aotna— there are definitely actual bad tntnae aotna ont— there are definitely actual bad things going out there in the nond— things going out there in the watt, een— things going out there in the world, even though, of course, tnete-e— world, even though, of course, tnete-e oteo— world, even though, of course, there's also economic migrants ond— there's also economic migrants ond nnotnot— there's also economic migrants and whatnot anyway. so it seems like and whatnot anyway. so it seems tne-tent — and whatnot anyway. so it seems like-rishi sunak— and whatnot anyway. so it seems like rishi sunak saying like the rishi sunak is saying tnot—to- like the rishi sunak is saying tnot—to tote- like the rishi sunak is sayingi that—to take that that they're going to take that tonnet— that they're going to take that further-exposing- that they're going to take that further exposing the further and exposing the government— further and exposing the government confident of this one day government confident of this one doy-tntondn.— government confident of this one doy-tntondn. so— government confident of this one day through. so what do day going through. so what do you day going through. so what do yon-to— day going through. so what do yon-to soy,— day going through. so what do you to say, louis? jtzzt you want to say, louis? do you tntnt— you want to say, louis? do you tntnt tots— you want to say, louis? do you tntnt ton to— you want to say, louis? do you think this is surely we predicted this all along? isn't it? it was never going to work, but at they get to blame but at least they get to blame its failure lawyers. so its failure on lefty lawyers. so the looks like the government looks like they're something. i think they're doing something. i think you're never you're right. it's never going to-teeonee— you're right. it's never going to-because it's- you're right. it's never going to because it's cruel and to work because it's cruel and nnnenot—to- to work because it's cruel and unusual—to sendi unusual punishment to sendi someone—least unusual punishment to send- someone_least this someone to rwanda. at least this is someone to rwanda. at least this te-tney-te— someone to rwanda. at least this is-they're thinking. - someone to rwanda. at least this is they're thinking. this is what they're thinking. this is what they're thinking. this is_mv- is what they're thinking. this te—ny oodl is what they're thinking. thisi te—ny god, no is the saying, oh my god, it's nonde— is the saying, oh my god, it's horrible. they're— is the saying, oh my god, it's horrible. they're being sent to tnondo— horrible. they're being sent to tnondo. n— horrible. they're being sent to rwanda. it could— horrible. they're being sent to rwanda. it could just turn out not— rwanda. it could just turn out tnot-tntne— rwanda. it could just turn out that-turns out- rwanda. it could just turn out that-turns out to- rwanda. it could just turn out that turns out to be an that rwanda turns out to be an onoztnd— that rwanda turns out to be an amazing otoee— that rwanda turns out to be an amazing place. let's just say

tney— amazing place. let's just say tney-tnete— amazing place. let's just say they-there and- amazing place. let's just say. they-there and-so they move there and they're so happy— they move there and they're so noooy tnete. — they move there and they're so happy there. -take- they move there and they're so happy there. take the happy there. they take over the country— happy there. they take over thei eonntty—dotnd country and they're really doing geot— country and they're really doing ateot. and— country and they're really doing great. and rwanda becomes a enter—nndl super prosperous place. and nntotn— super prosperous place. and britain -west- super prosperous place. and. britain -west.totally britain and the west go totally donn— britain and the west go totally down-ond— britain and the west go totally down - and they're . down the toilet and they're happy—tel down the toilet and they're- noooy—to tnondo happy that they went to rwanda and happy that they went to rwanda ond-eend— happy that they went to rwanda and-send-back. happy that they went to rwanda and-send-back toj and they'll send people back to the and they'll send people back to tne nn— and they'll send people back to tne nn. neon— and they'll send people back to the uk. yeah, they'll punish tnen —tnen- the uk. yeah, they'll punish. them _them.the them by sending them to the uk and them by sending them to the uk ond tney-tt— them by sending them to the uk and they'll fight— them by sending them to the uk and they'll fight not to go to tne— and they'll fight not to go to tne-txoetty. — and they'll fight not to go to the - exactly. - so - and they'll fight not to go to the - exactly. - so at. and they'll fight not to go to the exactly. so at the the eu. exactly. but so at the end— the eu. exactly. but so at the endltne— the eu. exactly. but so at the endltne doy— the eu. exactly. but so at the end-the day and- the eu. exactly. but so at the end the day and is this end of the day and this is this tnte— end of the day and this is this tnteltne— end of the day and this is this this-the thing— end of the day and this is this this-the thing you- end of the day and this is this this the thing you cannot this is the thing you cannot tott— this is the thing you cannot tott otont— this is the thing you cannot talk about is,— this is the thing you cannot talk about is, the, is the talk about is, is the, is the government— talk about is, is the, is the government cannot do the thing not— government cannot do the thing tnot-need— government cannot do the thing tnot-needldo— government cannot do the thing that-needldo to- government cannot do the thing that need do to stop that they need to do to stop oeoote— that they need to do to stop people non — that they need to do to stop people from coming, which is ettnet— people from coming, which is ettnet yon— people from coming, which is ettnet yon-nn— people from coming, which is either you -up i'm - people from coming, which is either you up i'm sorry to either you put up i'm sorry to tntennnt— either you put up i'm sorry to interrupt tot— either you put up i'm sorry to interrupt, but i— either you put up i'm sorry to interrupt, but i was going to say— interrupt, but i was going to soy-ntentonety- interrupt, but i was going to say previously on this say just previously on this snow,— say just previously on this show,-pointed- say just previously on this- show,-pointed-legally show, josh pointed out legally vou— show, josh pointed out legally you—a— show, josh pointed out legally yon—o note- show, josh pointed out legally you—a safe third. you can send to a safe third country — you can send to a safe third country. not— you can send to a safe third country. you just- you can send to a safe third country. 4:3. : you can send to a safe third country. v/tzzt. : country. you just need a safe third party country. they've said rwanda is not fine one, said rwanda is not one fine one, so government can do what so the government can do what they do. right. but what they need to do. right. but what a they need to do. right. but what o-eonntty— they need to do. right. but what o-eonntty nonto— they need to do. right. but what a-country wants to - they need to do. right. but what a-country wants to take- : ctzt right. but what a country wants to take in a safe country wants to take in tnondo. — a safe country wants to take in rwanda. looking— a safe country wants to take in rwanda. looking at- a safe country wants to take in rwanda. g v425?" rwanda. looking at you. yeah i just most horrible just had the most horrible thought. just hear out. thought. okay, just hear me out. sorry this, something sorry about this, but something from your brain popped into my brain. you're about to say brain. but you're about to say something borders and something about borders and stuff our stuff like that within our borders. save the planet borders. let's save the planet below and some of those

below and some more of those wind things. yeah. and then any boats that sort of come close get pushed back . oh, yeah. by get pushed back. oh, yeah. by wind. i like it. i like it. gig : f cj" by wind. i like it. i like it. only tntnd— wind. i like it. i like it. only tntnd a,— wind. i like it. i like it. only tntnd a, ._ wind. i like it. i like it. only thing is, i don't— wind. i like it. i like it. only thing is, i don't think their tone,— thing is, i don't think their tone, tnett— thing is, i don't think their fans, their wind- thing is, i don't think their fans, their wind turbines , i fans, their wind turbines, i don-t— fans, their wind turbines, i dont tntnt— fans, their wind turbines, i don't think they produce the ntnd— don't think they produce the wind although— don't think they produce the wind although they faster wind although they move faster on-doy— wind although they move faster on-doy tn— wind although they move faster on-doy tn toot- wind although they move faster on day i'm just i'm trying on windy day i'm just i'm trying to-o— on windy day i'm just i'm trying to-o tote. — on windy day i'm just i'm trying to-a joke. steve.- on windy day i'm just i'm trying to-a joke. steve. no, to multitask a joke. steve. no, no, to multitask a joke. steve. no, non-t— to multitask a joke. steve. no, no, no. don't wasn't- to multitask ajoke. \t:::t don't wasn't the good no, no. don't wasn't the good tote.— no, no. don't wasn't the good tote-lent— no, no. don't wasn't the good joke-ibut tt— no, no. don't wasn't the good joke. ibut it was— no, no. don't wasn't the good joke. ibut it was a - no, no. don't wasn't the good joke. ibut it was a joke.- don't wasn't the good joke. c joke. but it was a joke. oh, sorry . no, no, no. i didn't mean sorry. no, no, no. i didn't mean it that way. i don't mean it. yeah. yeah. what way do you mean it? imean. yeah. yeah. what way do you mean it? i mean. i mean,— yeah. yeah. what way do you mean it? i mean. i mean, the— yeah. yeah. ctzt " fl i mean. i mean, the problem it? i mean. i mean, the problem is it? i mean. i mean, the problem to de— it? i mean. i mean, the problem to tnte te— it? i mean. i mean, the problem to tnte to o— it? i mean. i mean, the problem is this is a problem.— fl i mean. i mean, the problem is this is a problem. the thing you— is this is a problem. the thing you connot— is this is a problem. the thing you eonnot eoy. — is this is a problem. the thing you cannot say. what the. what the you cannot say. what the. what tne-eotntton— you cannot say. what the. what the-solution is.— you cannot say. what the. what the solution is. there's the real solution is. there's onty— the real solution is. there's onty tno— the real solution is. there's only two solutions, which is you note— only two solutions, which is you note tt— only two solutions, which is you make it completely un. and i don-t— make it completely un. and i don-t-tnte. — make it completely un. and i don-t-tnte. t- make it completely un. and i don't-this. i don't. don't support this. i don't enopon— don't support this. i don't- support—comedian. support this. i'm a comedian. i don-t— support this. i'm a comedian. i don-t-tnte— support this. i'm a comedian. i don-t-tnte te— support this. i'm a comedian. i don't-this is not- support this. i'm a comedian. i don't-this is not as- support this. i'm a comedian. i don't this is not as is don't care. this is not as is you— don't care. this is not as is you ettnet. — don't care. this is not as is you either. you— don't care. this is not as is you either. you make it totally nnootototte— you either. you make it totally unpalatable to— you either. you make it totally unpalatable to try to come to de— unpalatable to try to come to tnte eonntty— unpalatable to try to come to this country-you- unpalatable to try to come to this country you make it this country or you make it tnooeettte— this country or you make it impossible to— this country or you make it impossible to come the impossible to come to the country.— impossible to come to the country. one— impossible to come to the country. one the two things, country. one of the two things, you— country. one of the two things, yon-tottd— country. one of the two things, yon-tottd o— country. one of the two things, you-build a-if- country. one of the two things, you-build a -if you. you either build a wall if you eon-noyte— you either build a wall if you can-maybe drain- you either build a wall if you can maybe drain the channel can and maybe drain the channel dtotn— can and maybe drain the channel dtotn tne— can and maybe drain the channel drain the channel— can and maybe drain the channel drain the channel a— can and maybe drain the channel drain the channel a wall to stop toots— drain the channel a wall to stop toote .— drain the channel a wall to stop toote . nonet— drain the channel a wall to stop boats . walter and _ drain the channel a wall to stop boats . walter and then it's boats. walter and then it's a good— boats. walter and then it's a

good tdeo— boats. walter and then it's a good idea. and— boats. walter and then it's a good idea. and then i said, dtotn— good idea. and then i said, dtotn tne— good idea. and then i said, drain the channel well, i said, dtotn. — drain the channel well, i said, dtotn. text— drain the channel well, i said, drain. next up,— drain the channel well, i said, drain. next up, let's- drain the channel well, i said, drain. ntixc i. git drain the channel well, i said, drain. n i. git drain. next up, let's go to the telegraph and see what sense you can make of that. louis i can't make any sense of it because. because i can't make any sense of because i can't make any sense ot tne— because i can't make any sense ot tne nns.— because i can't make any sense of the nhs. and— because i can't make any sense of the nhs. and i've been tototty— of the nhs. and i've been totally involved because everybody— totally involved because everybody knows totally everybody knows that i'm totally mr everybody knows that i'm totally nt-t— everybody knows that i'm totally nt-t nontd— everybody knows that i'm totally nt-t nontd soy- everybody knows that i'm totally mr i would say health everybody knows that i'm totally mr or i would say health everybody knows that i'm totally mr or you would say health everybody knows that i'm totally mr or you couldi say health everybody knows that i'm totally mr or you could sayt health kick. or you could say hypochondria. i've been hypochondria. and i've been tototty— hypochondria. and i've been totally involved. _ hypochondria. and i've been totally involved. it says nhs eonnt— totally involved. it says nhs reform-biggest- totally involved. it says nhs reform biggest nhs reforms reform as in biggest nhs reforms in reform as in biggest nhs reforms tn ntetoty— reform as in biggest nhs reforms tn ntetoty to— reform as in biggest nhs reforms in history to save— reform as in biggest nhs reforms in history to save taxpayers at ete— in history to save taxpayers at on button— in history to save taxpayers at £10 billion, which— in history to save taxpayers at £10 billion, which you will explain— £10 billion, which you will exptotn non— £10 billion, which you will explain how the savings is. i onty— explain how the savings is. i onty see— explain how the savings is. i can only see them spend money on detttnd— can only see them spend money on aetttna noe— can only see them spend money on getting more doctors— can only see them spend money on getting more doctors and more tt-o— getting more doctors and more to o— getting more doctors and more nurses. it's a brilliant- getting more doctors and more nurses. it's a brilliant idea. the concept is they are going to basically hire lots of trainees , right? you pay less, but like loads and loads of trainees and apprentices is like straight out of school. yeah straight into the apprenticeship. so the concept is we have these very high waiting lists and what they're going to do is they're going everybody. yeah. going to kill everybody. yeah. so lists go lower. so those waiting lists go lower. it's absolutely genius. the truth at the end of- l dig git“ at: the truth at the end of the day l dig git“ c3 the truth at the end of the day and the truth at the end of the day and tne oeoote— truth at the end of the day and

tne people tnot— truth at the end of the day and the people that going to the people that are going to know— the people that are going to tnon-dotnd- the people that are going to tnon-dotnd to- the people that are going to know going to say, know what i'm going to say, tney-te—ne- know what i'm going to say,| they're—we need know what i'm going to say,- they're_we need to they're going to say we need to cut they're going to say we need to out tne— they're going to say we need to out tne nns— they're going to say we need to out tne nns ty— they're going to say we need to cut the nhs by 95% of the doetote. — cut the nhs by 95% of the doetote. tt— cut the nhs by 95% of the doctors. it doesn't matter how nony— doctors. it doesn't matter how nony-tney— doctors. it doesn't matter how nony-tney-tnel many doctors they are. the odntee— many doctors they are. the advice-still— many doctors they are. the advice still they're advice is still bad. they're etu— advice is still bad. they're etttt tetnd— advice is still bad. they're still being pushed. you know, an ontete— still being pushed. you know, an omen-otte— still being pushed. you know, an article-pills. the- still being pushed. you know, an article pills. the way article sterile pills. the way tney-te— article sterile pills. the way they're treating _ article sterile pills. the way they're treating high blood oteoente te— they're treating high blood pressure is ridiculous is before we ttonet— pressure is ridiculous is before we ttonet too— pressure is ridiculous is before we travel too far— pressure is ridiculous is before we travel too far away from the stony— we travel too far away from the etoty tnonan. — we travel too far away from the etotytnonan. — we travel too far away from the story though. yeah— we travel too far away from the story though. v/titit“ we travel too far away from the story though. / ti“ story though. yeah into which i presume on blog you're presume is on your blog you're about to say so the idea is that you don't have to use agency staff and they are the ones who are really huge, huge part of the bill. absolutely. yeah. so not— the bill. absolutely. yeah. so to notes— the bill. absolutely. yeah. so that makes sense— ll absolutely. yeah. so that makes sense you make that makes sense how you make eonneo—t- some agency staff are, to be tott— some agency staff are, to be ton ttotned— some agency staff are, to be fair trained and— some agency staff are, to be fair trained and like fully ttotned— fair trained and like fully trained, experienced so the trained, experienced. so the neo— trained, experienced. so the tdeoltnet— trained, experienced. so the tdeoltnet-ot- trained, experienced. so the idea just of chucking idea of just sort of chucking toode— idea of just sort of chucking toode ot— idea of just sort of chucking loads of people— idea of just sort of chucking loads of people out there ettotdnt— loads of people out there straight from _ loads of people out there straight from school. yeah. and otto— straight from school. yeah. and also shortening— straight from school. yeah. and also shortening their saying no— also shortening their saying no snott— also shortening their saying that short the,— also shortening their saying that short the, the medical degree— that short the, the medical degree non — that short the, the medical degree from five years to four yeo— degree from five years to four ye t— degree from five years to four ye t ttnd— degree from five years to four years. i kind of— degree from five years to four years. i kind of want my dog to do tne— years. i kind of want my dog to do fine ye — years. i kind of want my dog to do five years. i— years. i kind of want my dog to do five years. i want the full tne— do five years. i want the full tne yeote. — do five years. i want the full five years. you— do five years. i want the full five years. v/tit i“ do five years. i want the full five years. v/tit i “ititi; five years. you watch three series of house. you can have a good guess at quite a lot of things so i reckon they could do that. do you know what, steve?

tnte— that. do you know what, steve? tnte te— that. do you know what, steve? tnte to nnete— that. do you know what, steve? this is where i— do you know what, steve? this is where i totally always, eonptetety— this is where i totally always, completely disagree with you. is not— completely disagree with you. is aha-ans,— completely disagree with you. is aha-ans, ood— completely disagree with you. is that nhs, god bless him, that the nhs, god bless him, tney-te— that the nhs, god bless him, tney-te ttytna— that the nhs, god bless him, they're trying their best. tney-te — they're trying their best. . they're _totally they're they they're totally wrong — they're they they're totally- ntond —exeent wrong about most things, except for wrong about most things, except tot ny— wrong about most things, except to my doctor— wrong about most things, except for my doctor who's amazing. but and-endocrinologist- for my doctor who's amazing. but and endocrinologist and my and my endocrinologist and my eotdtotootet— and my endocrinologist and my cardiologist. basically cardiologist. but so basically tott— cardiologist. but so basically nott ot— cardiologist. but so basically nott ot tne— cardiologist. but so basically half of the budget for the nhs is half of the budget for the nhs to toot— half of the budget for the nhs to toot yon— half of the budget for the nhs is just you basically coming to— is just you basically coming over to here— is just you basically coming over to here with your indian ottonotoatet— over to here with your indian chronologist, blah blah, blah. and— chronologist, blah blah, blah. and no— chronologist, blah blah, blah. and no ott— chronologist, blah blah, blah. and it's all you— chronologist, blah blah, blah. and it's all you i— chronologist, blah blah, blah. and it's all you i it— chronologist, blah blah, blah. and it's all you i it is.- chronologist, blah blah, blah. and it's all you i it is. and i know you and you haven't, you haven't earned any money for 20 years, so there's no way you pay the taxes they to believe the taxes they need to believe it. on to it. let's move on to the guardian. they it. let's move on to the guardian . they need to believe guardian. they need to believe i'm guardian. they need to believe tn o— guardian. they need to believe i'm a professional,— cart: 5“ they need to believe i'm a professional, steve. \tit i'm a professional, steve. no one believes.— i'm a professional, steve. no one believes. would- i'm a professional, steve. no one believes. would you. i'm a professional, steve. \tit : would one believes. would you. would you him now? i'm you shut him up now? i'm dettnttety— you shut him up now? i'm definitely doing you shut him up now? t:ti;�* “ t:tit “g shut you shut him up now? t:ti;�* “ c�*icg t:tit “g shut it definitely doing that. shut it down move on definitely doing that. shut it down - move on lthe i down and move on to the enotdton.— down and move on to the guardian. now,- down and move on to the guardian. now, josh, what's on tnete— guardian. now, josh, what's on tnete non — guardian. now, josh, what's on there from page?— guardian. now, josh, what's on there from page? yes. so we've got one— there from page? yes. so we've got some more water batus got some more water and batus bottled its bottled water firm may delay its accounts. that's thames water refusing to say how refusing basically to say how skint we've skint they are. and we've got a story we're going to do later. but big one here, we've got but the big one here, we've got a the front of a picture on the front of justice for this is all justice for nigel. this is all kicking in france. that is kicking off in france. that is the victim's mother, 17 year the victim's mother, a 17 year old who was shot a couple of

old boy who was shot a couple of days in paris days ago in paris on the outskirts by traffic stop. and outskirts by a traffic stop. and this, believe, is the 32nd or this, i believe, is the 32nd or third this year. maybe it was 13 last year. and the policeman said at the time that he was about to be driven over like the kid drove off, basically. and then obviously social media footage came out that it was like, no, the kid was driving away. so the even though the policeman is now sort of been put under investigation, which is their version of being charged, there's lots of riots, there's lots of kicking off. and i think it's actually got worse because it turns out macron in the early like the day before when things were kicking off, decided to go and see elton john. to be fair , it is elton john. to be fair, it is elton john's farewell tour. and we know that there's always going to be riots in france . so yeah, to be riots in france. so yeah, yeah, understandably . let's yeah, understandably. let's cross over to our, i pi “ l. “t: “t: let's cross over to our, i presume i'm not— cross over to our, i presume i'm not dotnd— cross over to our, i presume i'm not aotnd to— cross over to our, i presume i'm not aotna to get— cross over to our, i presume i'm not going to get french complaints,— not going to get french complaints, am i giving you want me to— complaints, am i giving you want me to understand— complaints, am i giving you want me to understand them, given not— me to understand them, given no yote— me to understand them, given that you're from _ me to understand them, given that you're from america, a note— that you're from america, a otoee nnete—

that you're from america, a place where traffic stops end up in place where traffic stops end up tn enoottnde— place where traffic stops end up in shootings sometimes, how does not—nett- in shootings sometimes, how does tnot—ntett. tt- that even happen? well, it toppeno— that even happen? well, it toppeno .— that even happen? well, it happens. this that even happen? well, it happens . this is that even happen? well, it happens. this is the french problem . um, which is the french problem. um, which is the french were so arrogant problem. this. yeah basically, the french problem is their arrogance is they think they can let in millions and millions of people into the country without at one sort of go and not have any kind of social discord. and they have this is country of social this is a country of social discord. maybe eventually it'll be fine . but as america proves be fine. but as america proves after 200 years, there's still social discord in america. so you think it's a racial t“ ' so you think it's a racial element to tntee — you think it's a racial element to tntee ot— you think it's a racial element to this? of course- you think it's a racial element to this? cj�*" ti.it. i you think it's a racial element to this? cj�*" ti.tit. l you think it's a racial element to this? ti.tit. l i. to this? of course it's a racial element. it has to do with maybe maybe it's racism on the on because of the cops were being racist or maybe it's racism that the people felt on on the on the people who were the families who were of the person who was killed, that they are being targeted . yeah. so is a it is targeted. yeah. so it is a it is a racist thing. i think i don't i feel you . we just want to i feel you. we just want to know,— i feel you. we just want to know, do — i feel you. we just want to know, do yon— i feel you. we just want to know, do you think- �*"ti;ti;l we just want to know, do you think france exists 7

know, do you think france exists ? t— know, do you think france exists e t tntnt— know, do you think france exists ? i think france— know, do you think france exists ? i think france exists.- know, do you think france exists ? i think france exists. i- know, do you think france exists 7 t“ ? i think france exists. i think france. i think france. i think france. i think france. i think france has made a mistake. they made a mistake by by by just letting in millions of people. so let's move on to the series. is so let's move on to the series. to toot— so let's move on to the series. to not wrong? — so let's move on to the series. is that wrong? is— so let's move on to the series. is that wrong? is that- so let's move on to the series. g“ is that wrong so let's move on to the series. ttitit“g?’ is that wrong for is that wrong? is that wrong for me to— is that wrong? is that wrong for me to soy— is that wrong? is that wrong for me to soy tne— is that wrong? is that wrong for me to say the it's— is that wrong? is that wrong for me to say the it's too- ttitit“g?’ is that wrong for me to say the it's too late now. too— me to say the it's too late now. not ontt — me to say the it's too late now. you can't. complaints- me to say the it's too late now. v/tit. i“ . complaints are you can't. complaints are otteody— you can't. complaints are otteody aotna— you can't. complaints are already going out.- v/tit. i“ . complaints are already going out. i could take it already going out. i could take tt toot. — already going out. i could take tt toot. tne— already going out. i could take it back. the daily— already going out. i could take it back. jit can already going out. i could take it back. jit it back. the daily star. the louis. let's go to the front page of the daily star. and what are getting upset. this is are they getting upset. this is this is one of the gi.. “g .. this is this is one of the weirdest stones— this is one of the weirdest stories i've— this is one of the weirdest stories i've ever- this is one of the weirdest stories i've ever seen because yon— stories i've ever seen because you note— stories i've ever seen because you note no— stories i've ever seen because you have no idea— stories i've ever seen because you have no idea what it's otont— you have no idea what it's about. boffin_ you have no idea what it's about. boffin brain explode. i mean,-boffins- about. boffin brain explode. i mean, boffins sort mean, what boffins sort of edenttete— mean, what boffins sort of scientists. i know- scientists. i know that brainiacs_ scientists. i know that brainiacs day off scientists. i know that- brainiacs-day off from brainiacs take a day off from tonna— brainiacs take a day off from eontnd-ond- brainiacs take a day off from saving and making brainiacs take a day off from- saving-and making up saving the world and making up tottttnd— saving the world and making up baffling formulas— saving the world and making up baffling formulas for the oetteet— baffling formulas for the. perfect—crack perfect cup of tea to crack a new-because - perfect cup of tea to crack a new because they don't new fight. because they don't nont— new fight. because they don't nont to— new fight. because they don't nont to te— new fight. because they don't want to be called— new fight. because they don't want to be called boffins totttne. — want to be called boffins boffins. iyeah, - i - want to be called boffins. boffins.iyeah,-i think boffins. yeah, but i think i always love the use of the stars . the stars use of boffins. yeah. any science story yeah. for any any science story they just keep on using. and i didn't realise it was obviously some sort style guide in the some sort of style guide in the daily yeah when they talk daily star. yeah when they talk about open only fans, they've obviously got like lots of different styles, so they have to do a 99% stories on only fans

. and then one boffin story . . and then one boffin story. yeah, because of course in the science community boffins is our nond— science community boffins is our notd .— science community boffins is our notd . ne— science community boffins is our notd . tne eon— science community boffins is our word . we can use— science community boffins is our word . we can use it— science community boffins is our word . we can use it about word. we can use it about ourselves , but— word. we can use it about ourselves , but it is a slur if ourselves, but it is a slur if otnet— ourselves, but it is a slur if otnet oeoote— ourselves, but it is a slur if other people use it. . . other people use it. it's like do.— other people use it. it's like neon.— other people use it. it's like cis. yeah. no. is that what. yeah. same thing. what is. what is the word boffin mean? no idea. idon't is the word boffin mean? no idea. i don't think the word of tottotde— idea. i don't think the word of tottotde tt— idea. i don't think the word of tabloids it just— : i don't think the word of tabloids it just means scientists. - tabloids it just means scientists. . tabloids it just means- scientists. but it must mean something nerdy. geek you know nan— something nerdy. geek you know not n— something nerdy. geek you know not tt yote— something nerdy. geek you know what? if you're out— something nerdy. geek you know what? if you're out there. - “g “ti”t: geek you know what? if you're out there. if yote— what? if you're out there. if yote-dete— what? if you're out there. if you're-there,.on- what? if you're out there. if you're there, on twitter you're out there, go on twitter ond— you're out there, go on twitter ond-ne— you're out there, go on twitter ond-ne nnot— you're out there, go on twitter and-us what the- you're out there, go on twitter and us what the boffin and tell us what the word boffin means. do our work for us. basically. that's— means. do our work for us. basically. that's it- means. do our work for us. itit.. that's it for part basically. that's it for part totn— basically. that's it for part totn ne— basically. that's it for part one. join us in— basically. that's it for part one. join us in part- itit.. that's it for part one. join us in part two, where a one. join us in part two, where o oo— one. join us in part two, where o no tene— one. join us in part two, where a gb news presenter gets told off a gb news presenter gets told ottltne— a gb news presenter gets told off the parliamentary off by the parliamentary tnnttedee— off by the parliamentary privileges committee and gb privileges committee and a gb tene— privileges committee and a gb news—bankl news presenter gets the bank accounts—money. news presenter gets the bank accounts money is news presenter gets the bank. accounts—money is on accounts frozen. my money is on tente— accounts frozen. my money is on tenteltotn. — accounts frozen. my money is on lewis-both. i'll— lewis for both. i'll

bringing in a ban on no fault entettone— bringing in a ban on no fault evictions would— bringing in a ban on no fault evictions would help renters. nont— evictions would help renters. tttant non— evictions would help renters. right now, you're listening . right now, you're listening. netoonne— right now, you're listening. welcome back— right now, you're listening. welcome back to— right now, you're listening. welcome back to headliners. i'm your host, steven allen, here with the crime fighting duo of josh howie and lewis schaffer. and crime breathes a sigh of

relief fridays independent josh and it seems nigel farage was with the bank that likes to say no inaya deed. this is a this is a no inaya deed. this is a this is o big— no inaya deed. this is a this is o big story — no inaya deed. this is a this is o big story. otoy.— no inaya deed. this is a this is a big story. okay. i'm- i: this is a this is a big story. okay. i'm just going— a big story. okay. i'm just aotna to— a big story. okay. i'm just aotna to no— a big story. okay. i'm just going to now nigel farage fellow gb going to now nigel farage fellow en tene— going to now nigel farage fellow to tens tne— going to now nigel farage fellow gb news the big— going to now nigel farage fellow gb news the big the big star nee.— gb news the big the big star nete. t— gb news the big the big star nete. t do— gb news the big the big star here. i do not— gb news the big the big star here. i do not agree with him petty— here. i do not agree with him otetty noon— here. i do not agree with him otetty noon on— here. i do not agree with him pretty much on any political issue. that's— pretty much on any political issue. that's okay. you know nan— issue. that's okay. you know not and— issue. that's okay. you know what? and but— issue. that's okay. you know what? and but he seems like a ne— what? and but he seems like a note.— what? and but he seems like a nice bloke. you— what? and but he seems like a nice bloke. you can sort of tell tnot— nice bloke. you can sort of tell no ty— nice bloke. you can sort of tell do by tne— nice bloke. you can sort of tell tnot toy tne noy— nice bloke. you can sort of tell that by the way he— nice bloke. you can sort of tell that by the way he treats all tne— that by the way he treats all the producers— that by the way he treats all the producers and whatnot. so tott— the producers and whatnot. so ton enondn.— the producers and whatnot. so fair enough. but— the producers and whatnot. so fair enough. but this has got notntnd— fair enough. but this has got notntnd to— fair enough. but this has got nothing to .with- fair enough. but this has got nothing to with that. this fair enough. but this has got notigot to with that. this fair enough. but this has got notigot to do with that. this fair enough. but this has got notigot to do with hist. this fair enough. but this has got notigot to do with his bank. has got to do with his bank. tnst— has got to do with his bank. tnst ont— has got to do with his bank. tnst ont ot— has got to do with his bank. just out of nowhere , they're just out of nowhere, they're ontttnd — just out of nowhere, they're ontttna nts— just out of nowhere, they're pulling his account. just out of nowhere, they're pulling his account . and then pulling his account. and then ond— pulling his account. and then ond tnts— pulling his account. and then ond tnts ts— pulling his account. and then and this is what's really dtstntttnd— and this is what's really disturbing is— and this is what's really disturbing is he's now onnooened- disturbing is he's now approached seven banks since tnen— approached seven banks since tnen .— approached seven banks since tnen , ond— approached seven banks since tnen , ond none— approached seven banks since then , and none of them will open then, and none of them will open an account with— then, and none of them will open an account with him. now, i notened— an account with him. now, i watched this— an account with him. now, i watched this video early, exptotned — watched this video early, explained there's something from the explained there's something from tne non — explained there's something from tne non tne— explained there's something from the from the eu— explained there's something from the from the eu called a person of the from the eu called a person ot tntetest— the from the eu called a person ot tntetest ot— the from the eu called a person of interest or political person of interest or political person ot tntetest— of interest or political person of interest whatever that of interest or whatever that ntdnt— of interest or whatever that nont-ot- of interest or whatever that ntdnt-ot tne- of interest or whatever that might of the reason of interest or whatever that- might-of the reason why might be part of the reason why he might be part of the reason why ne-nostts— might be part of the reason why he-posits that— might be part of the reason why he-posits that it— might be part of the reason why he posits that it could be he also posits that it could be tdeotody— he also posits that it could be tdeotoay ond— he also posits that it could be ideology and that— he also posits that it could be ideology and that is and the tntnd— ideology and that is and the tntnd ts— ideology and that is and the tntna ts ond— ideology and that is and the thing is and i— ideology and that is and the thing is and i saw someone else

i thing is and i saw someone else t respect— thing is and i saw someone else t tesneet nno— thing is and i saw someone else t tesoeet nno t— thing is and i saw someone else i respect who i agree with ootttteotty— i respect who i agree with politically going, oh, this is rotten.— politically going, oh, this is rubbish. and— politically going, oh, this is rubbish. and actually i totally odtee— rubbish. and actually i totally agree disagree— rubbish. and actually i totally agree disagree with person agree disagree with that person teeonse— agree disagree with that person because we have— agree disagree with that person because we have seen it happen nttn— because we have seen it happen nttn otnet— because we have seen it happen with other people. _ because we have seen it happen with other people. certainly peonte— with other people. certainly people tn— with other people. certainly people tn tnts— with other people. certainly people in this in the whole dendet— people in this in the whole dendet-tntndl people in this in the whole. gender-thing. there's gender ideology thing. there's a count— gender ideology thing. there's a eonnt—ntnds- gender ideology thing. there's a count—wings of- count in scotland, wings of seottond.— count in scotland, wings of scotland. that— count in scotland, wings of scotland. that person wings over soottond.— scotland. that person wings over scotland—their- scotland. they've had their oonnt— scotland. they've had their account closed.— scotland. they've had their account closed. so this does happen— account closed. so this does noooen ond— account closed. so this does noooen ond tt— account closed. so this does happen and it is— account closed. so this does happen and it is in a world nnete— happen and it is in a world where certainly— happen and it is in a world where certainly when we're nonna— where certainly when we're moving noe— where certainly when we're moving more into a cashless sodety— moving more into a cashless sodety .— moving more into a cashless sodety , yon— moving more into a cashless sodety , yon yon— moving more into a cashless society , you you need a bank society, you you need a bank oeeonnt and— society, you you need a bank account. and as— society, you you need a bank account. and as nigel farage otnesd— account. and as nigel farage otnesd tn— account. and as nigel farage argues in this— account. and as nigel farage argues in this video, it does enetytntnd,— argues in this video, it does enetytntno tet— argues in this video, it does everything, let alone getting nonaoaes— everything, let alone getting nonaoaes ot— everything, let alone getting mortgages or loans. and this and aha,— mortgages or loans. and this and tnot, inst— mortgages or loans. and this and tnot, tnst ooytna— mortgages or loans. and this and that, just paying for day to day stutt— that, just paying for day to day stuff nowadays. _ that, just paying for day to day stuff nowadays. i— that, just paying for day to day stuff nowadays. i mean , i would stuff nowadays. i mean, i would otnost— stuff nowadays. i mean, i would otnostlso— stuff nowadays. i mean, i would otnostlso-ts.- stuff nowadays. i mean, i would almost-so-is. it's- almost go so far as is. it's a nonon— almost go so far as is. it's a nonon nont— almost go so far as is. it's a human right now- almost go so far as is. it's a human right now in the society tnot— human right now in the society tnot ne— human right now in the society tnot ne tne— human right now in the society that we live in.— human right now in the society that we live in. i— human right now in the society that we live in. i know it seems ndtentons— that we live in. i know it seems ridiculous, but— that we live in. i know it seems ridiculous, but it— that we live in. i know it seems ridiculous, but it is— that we live in. i know it seems ridiculous, but it is so this is a ridiculous, but it is so this is o teot— ridiculous, but it is so this is a real problem.— ridiculous, but it is so this is a real problem. and if there is a real problem. and if there is o tdeotodteot— a real problem. and if there is a ideological basis going on tene— a ideological basis going on a... n— a ideological basis going on here, it needs— a ideological basis going on here, it needs to— a ideological basis going on here, it needs to be sorted and tne— here, it needs to be sorted and the government— here, it needs to be sorted and the government needs to get tnnotned. — the government needs to get involved. louis,— the government needs to get involved. louis, you strike me as the kind of person who issues the cashless society. still got still trading groats. the cashless society. still got stilltrading groats. what still trading in groats. what does mean, the still trading in groats. what does-mean, the word. does that mean, the word issue. oh— does that mean, the word issue. on. doss— does that mean, the word issue. on. ones .— does that mean, the word issue. on. atoss . nett— 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does that mean, the word issue. oh, gross. well. gross or bank money or cash ? i mean, the money or cash? i mean, the tnotten — money or cash? i mean, the ototten nttn— money or cash? i mean, the problem with this- ”c�*jig i“ i mean, the problem with this story is, is tnts— problem with this story is, is tnts ts— problem with this story is, is tnts ts tnts— problem with this story is, is this is this is— problem with this story is, is this is this is the— problem with this story is, is this is this is the biggest stony— this is this is the biggest stony nee— this is this is the biggest story we've come across . this is story we've come across. this is tototty— story we've come across. this is tototty not— story we've come across. this is tototty not o— story we've come across. this is totally not a non— story we've come across. this is totally not a non story. “ totally not a non story. this nnot— totally not a non story. this nnot do— totally not a non story. this nnot do you— totally not a non story. this what do you call— totally not a non story. this what do you call a non non story, a non story. this is a real story, a non story. this is a teot stony. — story, a non story. this is a real story. this is a real story. holy moly. - real story. this is a real story. holy moly. this is a real story. holy moly. this is a real story. whatever you think about nigel farage is the fact that we this is first of all, i'm glad it happened to nigel farage because he can fight anybody less this is basically less than this is basically screwed. has no chance in the world. but what this is, is a this is the cutting edge of the war between the internationalists or the globalists . i don't want to say globalists. i don't want to say that without any kind of just a jews, mate. no i don't want to use that word. it's not it's not the jews, josh, it's the global empire versus it's the people and the sovereigns of britain and the sovereigns of britain and the sovereigns of britain and the people who are being attacked are people basic . attacked are people basic. britain is under attack back by people who stand up for britain.

british nationalism is under attack by the globalists . i attack by the globalists. i haven't seen the globalist etenent— haven't seen the globalist etenent to— haven't seen the globalist element to it.— haven't seen the globalist element to it. i- haven't seen the globalist element to it. i got to be nonest.— element to it. i got to be nonest. t— element to it. i got to be honest. i think- element to it. i got to be honest. i think it's these are of course, there's— of course, there's international. the banks of course, there's- international. the banks are owned— international. the banks are owned ty— international. the banks are owned by different big companies. _ owned by different big companies. but i think these are dedstons— companies. but i think these are decisions-made- companies. but i think these are decisions-made at- decisions that are made at a totot— decisions that are made at a toeot-ty— decisions that are made at a local-by british- decisions that are made at a local by british people. i local level by british people. i don-t— local level by british people. i don-t tntnt— local level by british people. i don't think that— local level by british people. i don't think that no, they're not oeonte— don't think that no, they're not people switzerland people out there in switzerland or people out there in switzerland ot nnotenet— people out there in switzerland or whatever doing _ people out there in switzerland or whatever doing it. i think tnot— or whatever doing it. i think that-something- or whatever doing it. i think that something that's that this is something that's noooentna— that this is something that's happening because that this is something that's- happening-because the happening here. no, because the reason—i'm saying- reason is because i'm saying it is reason is because i'm saying it ts teeonse— reason is because i'm saying it ts teose ttts— reason is because i'm saying it is because it's-how- reason is because i'm saying it is because it's how the bank is because it's not how the bank accounts are being— is because it's not how the bank accounts are being closed. are dosed— accounts are being closed. are dosed on— accounts are being closed. are dosed on o— accounts are being closed. are closed on a-level.- accounts are being closed. are closed on a level. so this closed on a local level. so this needs— closed on a local level. so this needs to— closed on a local level. so this needs to te— closed on a local level. so this needs to be sorted— closed on a local level. so this needs to be sorted out at a totot— needs to be sorted out at a toeot-ond— needs to be sorted out at a toeot-ond ty- needs to be sorted out at a local-and by our- local level and by our government. these are government. these banks are bought and paid for by vanguard and blackrock. they're bought and blackrock. they're bought and they're under the total control of the international. yes, i know, but i'm talking at a yes, i know, but i'm talking at o totot— yes, i know, but i'm talking at a local level. _ yes, i know, but i'm talking at a local level. have- yes, i know, but i'm talking at a local level. t“ a local level. have you seen the film bank of dave without businessman sets up his own bank? yes. just saying. bank of ndet. — bank? yes. just saying. bank of ntaet. nett— bank? yes. just saying. bank of nigel. well, he— bank? yes. just saying. bank of nigel. well, he might- , yes. just saying. bank of nigel. g“ “�* yes. just saying. bank of nigel. g“ . nigel. well, he might put it here first. do you want to. can you get euros? not anymore . the you get euros? not anymore. the times, louis. and basically he it's calling something a kangaroo court. it's ever so

slightly undermining it. yeah why not undermine it and they could they could stand up for themselves and nadine dorries and rex, right? yeah. and i like her and rex, right? yeah. and i like net ond— and rex, right? yeah. and i like net ond t— and rex, right? yeah. and i like her and i don't— and rex, right? yeah. and i like her and i don't like— and rex, right? yeah. and i like her and i don't like her.- her and i don't like her. i don-t— her and i don't like her. i don-t tnon— her and i don't like her. i don't know anything about her, but don't know anything about her, tnt tn— don't know anything about her, but i'm pretending that i know sonetntnd— but i'm pretending that i know something about— but i'm pretending that i know something about her and jacob tees—node. — something about her and jacob rees—mogg. thank- something about her and jacob rees—mogg. assured rees—mogg. thank you. assured her rees—mogg. thank you. assured net ond— rees—mogg. thank you. assured her once, and i'm— rees—mogg. thank you. assured her once, and i'm going- rees—mogg. assured her once, and i'm going to have to toot— her once, and i'm going to have to toot tnot— her once, and i'm going to have to toot tnot nt— her once, and i'm going to have to look that up and. '“t: to look that up and. and i tototty— to look that up and. and i actually know what it means because i studied latin and. and at and basically there was a privileges committee which was attacking johnson. right. for having partygate, which i said very succinctly that it was absolutely that. so what? he had absolutely that. so what? he had a party. no one believed in it anyway. okay so basically rees—mogg came to the defence of johnson and suddenly that's like an offence to criticise , to an offence to criticise, to criticise the argument is we have a free speech issue versus is undermining the, the, the levers of our government. and this was a what they're- this was a what they're saying is this was a what they're saying ts o— this was a what they're saying is a coordinated— this was a what they're saying is a coordinated campaign coming

tntondn— is a coordinated campaign coming through conservative post netstte— through conservative post website and— through conservative post website and emails coming from dtttetent— website and emails coming from different members— website and emails coming from different members of the lords ond— different members of the lords ond nnotnot— different members of the lords and whatnot to _ different members of the lords and whatnot to put pressure on the and whatnot to put pressure on tne tes— and whatnot to put pressure on the members of— and whatnot to put pressure on the members of the committee, in tontentot— the members of the committee, in tontentot tne— the members of the committee, in particular the tory— the members of the committee, in particular the tory members of the committee.— particular the tory members of the committee. right? so and tnot-s— the committee. right? so and tnot-s not— the committee. right? so and that's not that's— the committee. right? so and that's not that's not done a ntttton— that's not that's not done a million other— that's not that's not done a million other ways. ' .. tit“7 million other ways. a million? net— million other ways. a million? net — million other ways. a million? nett nett— million other ways. a million? well, no. well that's— million other ways. ' .. tit“7 well, no. well that's the onestton— well, no. well that's the question isn't- well, no. well that's the question isn't that what denoetoey— question isn't that what democracy-is- question isn't that what democracy is somebody saying democracy is, is somebody saying nnot-s— democracy is, is somebody saying nnotts-tnetee - democracy is, is somebody saying what's-there? and- democracy is, is somebody saying what's there? “i what's going on there? and the potent.— what's going on there? and the potent t— what's going on there? and the problem, i think with this country, which is great country, which is a great country, which is a great country, england, i love country, i love england, i love britain, the united britain, i love the united kingdom, it is kingdom, whatever you call it is that that it's it needs there that is that it's it needs there needs to be more openness. so it's we can't discuss it's like, we can't discuss this. going on. that's the this. it's going on. that's the i the question i guess the question is the impact for me was what impact that for me was what impact? did it have any impact? you impact? did it have any impact? non tnon— impact? did it have any impact? not know, ond— impact? did it have any impact? you know, and you're— i7 did it have any impact? you know, and you're right, teotte— you know, and you're right, teottelnone— you know, and you're right, people-have a- you know, and you're right, people have a right to people do have a right to onestton— people do have a right to question people involved and question the people involved and nnotnot— question the people involved and nnotnot-tney— question the people involved and whatnot, they obviously were whatnot, but they obviously were very— whatnot, but they obviously were nety— - whatnot, but they obviously were nety— nee- very unhappy about it. free steeot— very unhappy about it. free steeot-otso- very unhappy about it. free speech - also mean i speech should also mean the people questioned right people questioned have the right to question was to say that question was attempting the attempting to undermine the process parliament. they process of the parliament. they should have the right- process of the parliament. they should have the right and- i itit”. they should have the right and they eontd— should have the right and they eontd-ond— should have the right and they could-and they- should have the right and they could and they could have could have and they could have gotten—to— could have and they could havei gotten—to-toeot gotten other mps to say to jacob tees—nodd—tel rees—mogg, you should not be soytnd—ts- rees—mogg, you should not be soytnd—ts nnot- saying this, which is what tney-te— saying this, which is what tney-te doing-— saying this, which is what they're doing. they're not doing

it they're doing. they're not doing tt non— they're doing. they're not doing tt tnete— they're doing. they're not doing it now, there and— they're doing. they're not doing it now, there and then you have the it now, there and then you have tne—to— it now, there and then you have tne—to soy- it now, there and then you have the _to say that - the free speech to say that tnot-s— the free speech to say that tots-nont— the free speech to say that that's - right, to - the free speech to say that that's right, to have the that's not right, to have the tee— that's not right, to have the tee steeen— that's not right, to have the free speech, have. j “jit“ free speech, to have. question voo— free speech, to have. question non-tn— free speech, to have. question you it, want to have you saying it, they want to have his it's called, his his whatever it's called, his rights want to rights removed. they want to tnntsn— rights removed. they want to tnntsn ntn. — rights removed. they want to punish him. who— rights removed. they want to punish him. who doesn't say that here. no, it here. so it doesn't. no, it doesn't. i have the to doesn't. i have the right to move to next story. then move on to the next story. then the son, josh, and there's- the son, josh, and there's a non— the son, josh, and there's a tton tot— the son, josh, and there's a tton tot os— the son, josh, and there's a plan for us to— the son, josh, and there's a plan for us to give ourselves nedteot— plan for us to give ourselves medical checks— plan for us to give ourselves medical checks online, which notnotty— medical checks online, which notnotty t— medical checks online, which normally i only— medical checks online, which normally i only do on onlyfans. oh,— normally i only do on onlyfans. oh, interesting. _ normally i only do on onlyfans. oh, interesting. tv/ti3 oh, interesting. yes, just checking connected. checking the both connected. make yes patients make sure the level yes patients nttt— make sure the level yes patients nttt do— make sure the level yes patients nttt do tn— make sure the level yes patients will do diy health— make sure the level yes patients will do diy health checks from to none— will do diy health checks from to none eose— will do diy health checks from to home ease pressure on gps. sounds— to home ease pressure on gps. sounds tne— to home ease pressure on gps. sounds ttte o— to home ease pressure on gps. sounds like a pretty— to home ease pressure on gps. sounds like a pretty good- to home ease pressure on gps. sounds like a pretty good idea. 1 million tests are done 1 million digital tests are done each year. they're to spot each year. they're going to spot early of strokes. heart early signs of strokes. heart disease. a classic case. disease. here's a classic case. you can see the as one half of his face slightly drooped . his face slightly drooped. anyway, that's good acting . anyway, that's good acting. that's not funny. no, no, sorry. i apologise. sorry. so but it's going to save they're saying like each time, like 20 minutes of gps time. this is a good idea. they haven't really talked about how the equipment is going to out there to people. to get out there to people. there's argument, of course,

there's an argument, of course, this is just another of this is just another way of people do the people getting asked to do the gp's but at the same time , gp's job, but at the same time, if safely do this if we can safely do this stuff at blood pressure, bmi and at home, blood pressure, bmi and whatnot, why not? and then whatnot, then why not? and then they can highlight if there's an issue. so i think it's a good idea, save some money. what do you check. i mean, you think? you check. i mean, you've got the time. are you trying to get all to do blood trying to get us all to do blood tests earlier before the show, did your own blood tests did you do your own blood tests at question? what? what do at the question? what? what do you-to— at the question? what? what do you-to ost— at the question? what? what do you-to asquuestion?- at the question? what? what do you -to asquuestion? i you want to ask a question? noon. to— you want to ask a question? noon. to you— you want to ask a question? tv/titit“ do you regularly check yeah. do you regularly check youtsette — yeah. do you regularly check youtsette t— yeah. do you regularly check yourself? i check— yeah. do you regularly check yourself? i check my- tv/titit“ do you regularly check yourself? ii i it“ti yourself? i check my blood and i check my blood pressure daily. i check my blood pressure daily. i check my blood pressure daily. i check my uric acid daily. i check my uric acid daily. i check my uric acid daily. i check my ketones daily and. and i should all check that i think we should all check that they but if you if you they all. but if you if you don't, if don't have the don't, if you don't have the right about how to right information about how to deal those things, it's deal with those things, it's pointless. nhs and the pointless. and the nhs and the nhs handling things nhs isn't handling these things seriously in seriously well at least now in the new way of doing it. and maybe there'll be— the new way of doing it. and maybe there'll be more- maybe there'll be more wearable teen— maybe there'll be more wearable teen tnot— maybe there'll be more wearable tech that comes— maybe there'll be more wearable tech that comes in— maybe there'll be more wearable tech that comes in well. tech that comes in as well. neon— tech that comes in as well. neon-nont- tech that comes in as well. yeah,-might bei tech that comes in as well.- yeah,-might be some yeah, the future might be some of yeah, the future might be some ot-notntnd— yeah, the future might be some of-warning signs.- of these warning signs. get spotted.— of these warning signs. get spotted-don't- of these warning signs. get spotted. don't to of these warning signs. get- spotted.-don't-to know spotted. you don't have to know tnen — spotted. you don't have to know tnen youtsett— spotted. you don't have to know them yourself. you— spotted. you don't have to know them yourself. you don't have to toot— them yourself. you don't have to toot ot— them yourself. you don't have to toot ot yout— them yourself. you don't have to look at your blood— them yourself. you don't have to look at your blood pressure and go, look at your blood pressure and too—nont-

look at your blood pressure and too—nont one-l go, that's not the right one. tut— go, that's not the right one. tutlyou-te— go, that's not the right one. but you're reporting to but if you're reporting them to a but if you're reporting them to o system— but if you're reporting them to o system-eon— but if you're reporting them to a system .can flag - but if you're reporting them to a system can flag it up as a system that can flag it up as tne— a system that can flag it up as ttte tnts— a system that can flag it up as like this person— a system that can flag it up as like this person needs another test,— like this person needs another test-nont— like this person needs another test, might work. 4&5... test, then it might work. yeah, it test, then it might work. yeah, tt noutd. — test, then it might work. yeah, it would. .might_ test, then it might work. yeah, it would. might work, but it it would. it might work, but it won't work because then the nhs will kind will give you some kind of recommendation totally recommendation which is totally ineffective. and unfortunately you've louis, got, you've got louis, we've got, we've own medical we've got our own medical doctor. what people don't understand— doctor. what people don't understand as understand at home is that as ttytnd— understand at home is that as we're trying-read- we're trying to, like, read tnese— we're trying to, like, read these stories,— we're trying to, like, read these stories, whenever louis is notttnd— these stories, whenever louis is notttnd-nttn— these stories, whenever louis is walking with blood walking around with a blood kit, tttetotty— walking around with a blood kit, tttetotty tt— walking around with a blood kit, literally it testing— walking around with a blood kit, literally it testing for blood ond— literally it testing for blood ond tetttnd— literally it testing for blood and telling what's wrong with and telling us what's wrong with us-nnot— and telling us what's wrong with us-nnot-dotnd- and telling us what's wrong with us-what-going to- us and what we're going to stone — us and what we're going to stone and— us and what we're going to change. and the- us and what we're going to change. us and what we're going to- change. and the people can see. josh, how i change. and the people can see. josh, how-i look.— change. and the people can see. josh, how-i look. it's- josh, how great i look. it's true — josh, how great i look. it's true nts— josh, how great i look. it's true. it's true. - josh, how great i look. it's true. it's true. i- josh, how great i look. it's true. . i“ josh, how great i look. it's true. . ti i“ josh, how great i look. it's true. . i“ true. it's true. i can see how healthy i am, how thin the number one thing you can do to check healthy or check whether you're healthy or not a tape, a tape not is to get a tape, a tape measure and measure your waist. and if your waist is greater tnon— and if your waist is greater tnon tott— and if your waist is greater than half your— and if your waist is greater than half your height in inches or than half your height in inches ot-tt— than half your height in inches ot-tt ts— than half your height in inches ot-tt ts tott- than half your height in inches or-it is, half your- or whatever it is, half your tetan— or whatever it is, half your netdnt, tt— or whatever it is, half your height, it doesn't matter. it doesn-t— height, it doesn't matter. it doesn't-doesn't- height, it doesn't matter. it doesn't doesn't matter. height, it doesn't matter. it dcmeans doesn't matter. height, it doesn't matter. it dcmeans you're doesn't matter. height, it doesn't matter. it dcmeans you're sick.i't matter. height, it doesn't matter. it dcmeans you're sick. you'reter. it means you're sick. you're stet— it means you're sick. you're stet. n— it means you're sick. you're sick. it means— it means you're sick. you're sick. it means you're sick. just go sick. it means you're sick. just do nont— sick. it means you're sick. just do nont no— sick. it means you're sick. just go right now and— sick. it means you're sick. just go right now and measure. \tit go right now and measure. no, no, no, now, wait, wait- go right now and measure. no, no, no, now, wait, wait till the end. oh, yeah. sorry three minutes to the— ti“ti three minutes to the guardian. end. oh, yeah. sorry three- minutes to the guardian. louis. and— minutes to the guardian. louis. and seetna— minutes to the guardian. louis. and seetna os— minutes to the guardian. louis. and seeing as i'm— minutes to the guardian. louis. and seeing as i'm the member of this show that brings diversity.

yeah that's a good thing. but would help me get a place in would it help me get a place in university? well, this is the. tnts— university? well, this is the. tnts ts— university? well, this is the. tnts ts one— university? well, this is the. this is one of— university? well, this is the. this is one of the- .. i“ .«t7’ well, this is the. this is one of the most complicated- this is one of the most complicated issues. and that teotte— complicated issues. and that teotte non-t— complicated issues. and that people won't understand where i'm coming from. so you're going none—stony- have to listen very closely. i tntnt— have to listen very closely. i tntntlnos— have to listen very closely. i thinklwas the— have to listen very closely. i think was the wrong it was think it was the wrong it was tne— think it was the wrong it was tne ntond— think it was the wrong it was the wrong decision. what tottened— the wrong decision. what nottened ts— the wrong decision. what happened is the united states suttene— happened is the united states supreme-rules- happened is the united states supreme rules against supreme court rules against ottttnottne— supreme court rules against affirmative-at- supreme court rules against affirmative at harvard affirmative action at harvard ond—nonn- affirmative action at harvard. and—north carolina and university of north carolina cases because— and university of north carolina cases because basically you've got tno— cases because basically you've got two tose— cases because basically you've got two race conscious admissions— got two race conscious admissions and they're saying tnot— admissions and they're saying tnot-ts— admissions and they're saying tnot-ts ont— admissions and they're saying that is anti constitutional that that is anti constitutional for that that is anti constitutional tot teotte— that that is anti constitutional tot teotte to— that that is anti constitutional for people to choose. but it's tntossttte— for people to choose. but it's impossible to— for people to choose. but it's impossible to choose people at a senoot— impossible to choose people at a school without— impossible to choose people at a school without looking at enetytntna— school without looking at everything about them. and you don-t— everything about them. and you don-t nont— everything about them. and you don't want the _ everything about them. and you don't want the government. it's dust— don't want the government. it's tust one— don't want the government. it's tust noe— don't want the government. it's just one more bit— don't want the government. it's just one more bit of centralisation saying you can't note— centralisation saying you can't note o— centralisation saying you can't make a decision.— centralisation saying you can't make a decision. the way you nont— make a decision. the way you nont to— make a decision. the way you nont to note— make a decision. the way you want to make a— make a decision. the way you want to make a decision. harvard untnetstty— want to make a decision. harvard untnetstty ts— want to make a decision. harvard untnetstty ts o— want to make a decision. harvard university is a private university— university is a private university and they should be ottoned— university and they should be ottoned to— university and they should be allowed to do— university and they should be allowed to do whatever they want to do. — allowed to do whatever they want to do. n— allowed to do whatever they want to do. tt tney— allowed to do whatever they want to do. if they want— allowed to do whatever they want to do. if they want to have a senoot. — to do. if they want to have a school. that's— to do. if they want to have a school. that's entirely jews or entttety— school. that's entirely jews or entirely asians— school. that's entirely jews or entirely asians or— school. that's entirely jews or entirely asians or entirely ttoet— entirely asians or entirely ttoet teotte— entirely asians or entirely black people ,_ entirely asians or entirely black people , they should be black people, they should be ottoned— black people, they should be ottoned to— black people, they should be allowed to do— black people, they should be allowed to do it.— black people, they should be allowed to do it. it's a private tustness — allowed to do it. it's a private business. it's— allowed to do it. it's a private business. it's the _ allowed to do it. it's a private business. it's the problem is, is business. it's the problem is, ts nnen— business. it's the problem is, ts nnen tne— business. it's the problem is, is when the us— business. it's the problem is, is when the us government, the

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policy has been in place. so it's not about if it's not really about it's about a different kind of diversity and getting other groups aukus in you know, we believe i believe i believe in equality. the best people should be there. now, there are arguments, okay, whatever i think you mean meritocracy . yeah, fine. meritocracy. yeah, fine. meritocracy. fine i didn't go to harvard. i don't know these big words like you, but the point is, surprisingly that the best, the best, the best people should be the most appropriate be and the most appropriate people should be chosen and choose them. look, but it's wrong that there are people who, for seemingly for to not be racist. people are making racist decisions on the people of other people. who is going to say tnete— people. who is going to say tnete ts— people. who is going to say tnete ts o— people. who is going to say there is a bit— people. who is going to say there is a bit in— people. who is going to say there is a bit in the- who is going to say there is a bit in the story that soys— there is a bit in the story that soys ttt— there is a bit in the story that says i'll interview— there is a bit in the story that says i'll interview them that you— says i'll interview them that you son— says i'll interview them that you stttt— says i'll interview them that you can still mention your race in you can still mention your race tn yout— you can still mention your race tn your open— you can still mention your race in your open essay. ' in your open essay. a lot of essosy— in your open essay. a lot of essays have got to open with exactly well, as a person of fill in all the things right there and they'll still be able to make that the school still be

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keeping you company right tntoudn— keeping you company right through until— keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb through until 7:00 this evening. to tens— through until 7:00 this evening. to tens ts— through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the— through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's. through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel neteone— gb news is the people's. channel neteone toot— gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to— gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to headliners to the welcome back to headliners to tne teteatotn. — welcome back to headliners to the telegraph. “ti the telegraph. josh and i bet you think this man is a kernel of truth . who ? colonel force out of truth. who? colonel force out of truth. who? colonel force out of army of the stating men cannot be women kelvin. right. he's had to resign following a warning from a junior officer that his views were at odds of the ministry of defence transgender policy . what were transgender policy. what were the views? he basically put something on his facebook, private facebook post, which was from a group of fair play for women and it was quoting helen joyce, who's written a brilliant book called trans, and it says that if women cannot stand in a pubuc that if women cannot stand in a public place and say men cannot be women, then we do not have

women's rights at that's women's rights at all. that's all they this person at and all they did. this person at and from that, it started a massive investigation into him for substack odd behaviour. i should point out this guy sounds like a bit of a hero. he's been done two tours in in afghanistan at and flying on choppers and he's and flying on choppers and he's a commanding officer of reserve 14 years unblemished service and all sort of come crashing down because of the statement that men cannot be women . i'm not in men cannot be women. i'm not in the army, so you can't get me. so i'll say it. men cannot be women. i'm sorry. that's hard for people to hear, but that's just a fact. let's move on from that. and let's not get these people losing their jobs. that. and let's not get these people losing their jobs . and people losing their jobs. and when certainly when they're very good why was he good at it. louis, why was he postna— good at it. louis, why was he tosttnalo— good at it. louis, why was he posting i a private - g: . louis, why was he posting a private facebook posting on a private facebook page— posting on a private facebook page-a— posting on a private facebook page-a colonel?- posting on a private facebook page-a colonel? i page when he's a colonel? teosoue— page when he's a colonel? becauselthink_ page when he's a colonel? becauselthink he's- page when he's a colonel? becauselthink he's got- page when he's a colonel? because think he's got some because i think he's got some rights. people have rights. people don't have rights. people don't have rights. they have rights. i think they have rights. i think they have rights. i think what's shocking about this story is, how about this story is, is how british people, they quit their jobs and then they sue in america for at least with me,

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its forms. that could be starch , you know, whatever that could be. you know josh was what is your stance on this one? do you have a lot of aspartame? - ” i “jit“ 7 do you have a lot of aspartame? �*jtittti.. have a lot of aspartame? well, tne— have a lot of aspartame? well, tne tust— have a lot of aspartame? well, tne tust dot— have a lot of aspartame? well, i've just got into— have a lot of aspartame? well, i've just got into diet coke after years, so i'm a little bit gutted, to be honest. they're basically they don't you can dnnk basically they don't you can drink between don't drink between 12 and 36 cans. okay that's the official advice . that's the official advice. yeah. a day. a day. yeah a day. so we'll see. but as you say here, they said mobile phones. that could be cancer causing red meat. yeah. you know, you know, if you're worried about your diet coke because it's got this aspartame in it, another chemical recently chemical that was recently identified carcinogen is identified as a carcinogen is acrylamide , which is the thing acrylamide, which is the thing that makes toast . brown so if that makes toast. brown so if you if that makes toast. brown so if you t you— that makes toast. brown so if you t you soon— brown so if you if you cook anything and it does— you if you cook anything and it does sttantty— you if you cook anything and it goes slightly brown, slightly cooked,— goes slightly brown, slightly cooked, apparently that causes so tt— cooked, apparently that causes cancer. so if you— cooked, apparently that causes cancer. so if you if you don't eot— cancer. so if you if you don't eot onytntnd— cancer. so if you if you don't eat anything that— cancer. so if you if you don't eat anything that might cause you-tt— eat anything that might cause cancer, you'll starve. �*jtitt“it. cancer, you'll starve. what otout— cancer, you'll starve. what about asbestos? can i- cancer, you'll starve. �*jtitt“it. 7 can i eat cancer, you'll starve. what- about asbestos? can i eat that? which is sorry, why? i don't eat. i don't cook food anymore. i'm on an all raw diet or i try

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investigation. a few years ago.| now—another one. now they're doing another one. and— now they're doing another one. and tnts— now they're doing another one. and tnts ts— now they're doing another one. and this is only— now they're doing another one. and this is only the first part of and this is only the first part ot t.— and this is only the first part ot tt. and— and this is only the first part of it. and .costs- and this is only the first part of it. and costs so far, of it. and it's costs so far, een— of it. and it's costs so far, £64 million— of it. and it's costs so far, £64 million to— of it. and it's costs so far, £64 million to find out that essenttotty— £64 million to find out that essentially the— £64 million to find out that essentially the sort of ttetendtnd— essentially the sort of pretending that weren't pretending that they weren't tnot— pretending that they weren't that basically— pretending that they weren't that basically slept with that basically they slept with teotte — that basically they slept with some people to— that basically they slept with some people to get in with these otaontsottons.— some people to get in with these organisations. they— some people to get in with these organisations. they said only tntee— organisations. they said only three organisations of three of the organisations of tne— three of the organisations ofi tne—teen the hundreds that have been investigated— the hundreds that have been investigated the last 40, investigated over the last 40, 50 investigated over the last 40, so-nete— investigated over the last 40, 50 _were actually- investigated over the last 40, 50 were actually worthy of 50 years were actually worthy of tetnd— 50 years were actually worthy of being investigated. the rest neeout-ts- being investigated. the rest were louis schaefer fan were sort of louis schaefer fan etuts— were sort of louis schaefer fan etuts ot— were sort of louis schaefer fan clubs or whatnot,— were sort of louis schaefer fan clubs or whatnot, that they all stett— clubs or whatnot, that they all stett nttn— clubs or whatnot, that they all slept with three _ clubs or whatnot, that they all slept with three policemen. todoy— slept with three policemen. todoy to— slept with three policemen. todoy to get— slept with three policemen. today to get with— slept with three policemen. today to get with him - slept with three policemen. today to get with him at and but yeah, it's but then you do you remember the film do you ever watch the football hooligan film id no, it's a great film. anyway. it's great. okay id no, it's a great film. - anyway. it's great. okay well, nnotenet— anyway. it's great. okay well, whatever it's— anyway. it's great. okay well, whatever it's like. _ anyway. it's great. okay well, whatever it's like. but this was ot— whatever it's like. but this was ot tne— whatever it's like. but this was one of the tactics— whatever it's like. but this was one of the tactics that is used is one of the tactics that is used ts tnot-s— one of the tactics that is used ts tnot-s non— one of the tactics that is used is that's how you— one of the tactics that is used is that's how you sort of get tnto— is that's how you sort of get tnto tnts— is that's how you sort of get into this, this,— is that's how you sort of get into this, this, these little otouts— into this, this, these little atouts ond— into this, this, these little groups and whatnot. but the fact it's groups and whatnot. but the fact ttts cost— groups and whatnot. but the fact ttts cost on— groups and whatnot. but the fact it's cost 64 million— groups and whatnot. but the fact it's cost 64 million for them to turn— it's cost 64 million for them to tutn oound— it's cost 64 million for them to turn around and— it's cost 64 million for them to turn around and go. that's nont.— turn around and go. that's nont. and— turn around and go. that's right. and i'm— turn around and go. that's right. and i'm sure that's tenttty— right. and i'm sure that's tenttty t— right. and i'm sure that's terribly i mean, that's arguably is terribly i mean, that's arguably ts tt— terribly i mean, that's arguably ts tt noted— terribly i mean, that's arguably ts tt totee t— terribly i mean, that's arguably is it rape? i mean,— terribly i mean, that's arguably is it rape? i mean, it's lying . is it rape? i mean, it's lying. yest— is it rape? i mean, it's lying. tes-otuse— is it rape? i mean, it's lying. tes-otuse. — is it rape? i mean, it's lying. yes,-abuse . it's- is it rape? i mean, it's lying. yes, abuse . ttig initi is it rape? i mean, it's lying.- yes,-abuse . it's very bad. yes, it's abuse. it's very bad. it yes, it's abuse. it's very bad. tt ts— yes, it's abuse. it's very bad. tt ts teotty— yes, it's abuse. it's very bad. it is really bad.— yes, it's abuse. it's very bad. it is really bad. and- yes, it's abuse. it's very bad. it is really bad. and for- yes, it's abuse. . ttig ititti it is really bad. and for the anode— it is really bad. and for the people concerned, i think it is

nonttte. — people concerned, i think it is horrible. but— people concerned, i think it is horrible. but this— people concerned, i think it is horrible. but this has just been going— horrible. but this has just been done on— horrible. but this has just been aotna on ond— horrible. but this has just been aotna on ond on— horrible. but this has just been going on and on this investigation. going on and on this- investigation. louis, have you ever lied to someone to sleep with them? i think i think no . with them? i think i think no. yeah, i don't have kids. what etse— yeah, i don't have kids. what etse none— yeah, i don't have kids. what etse note you— yeah, i don't have kids. what else have you said? \tit .q else have you said? no. i try to be else have you said? no. i try to te os— else have you said? no. i try to be as honest as i can be because then they don't believe me. they can't believe someone like me has so little money. so makes a lot of sense. moving on to the totty— lot of sense. moving on to the totty not. — lot of sense. moving on to the daily mail. josh— lot of sense. moving on to the daily mail. josh first,- moving on to the daily mail. josh first, they tot— daily mail. josh first, they came for our— daily mail. josh first, they came for our prayer rooms and i sotd— came for our prayer rooms and i sotd notntnd— came for our prayer rooms and i said nothing because you have to be said nothing because you have to te dutet— said nothing because you have to te dutet tn— said nothing because you have to be quiet in there.— said nothing because you have to be quiet in there. oh gosh. nostttot— be quiet in there. oh gosh. hospital facing— be quiet in there. oh gosh. hospital facing backlash after chaplain flags in chaplain put up lgbt flags in prayer room for gravely ill children in leaving one practising christian mother shaking with anger. this is in a children's hospital and it's the trans chaplain . and this trans chaplain. and this christian family and their child is a terminally ill toddler. it's heartbreaking and don't want to go in and prayer in this in a in a sacred space to have this ideology shoved down their

throat. and i think that's that's fair enough. i think i don't know if you went in there and it was like these prayer rooms say they'd she'd gone in this mother and it had been all decked out like a mosque or it had been decked out like a synagogue or it had been decked out. the point is, this is another ideology and not one ideology should dominate in that space.it ideology should dominate in that space. it should just be a quiet area of reflection. the story says area of reflection. the story soys tney— area of reflection. the story soys tney — it”titit ”ti�*".titi.. “jit“ the story says they were temporary , put up says they were temporary, put up to odotn— says they were temporary, put up to odotn tt— says they were temporary, put up to odotn tt tot— says they were temporary, put up to adorn it forjust_ says they were temporary, put up to adorn it forjust right. not.— to adorn it forjust right. well, that's— to adorn it forjust right. well, that's what- to adorn it forjust right. well, that's what they. to adorn it forjust right. well, that's what they said just for it's pride month. and they then they said, oh, it would actually left up longer. and they said were some they also said there were some flags actually flags there that actually represented some very polyamory and various only way to get a mortgage these days. yeah, exactly. but no, seriously , this exactly. but no, seriously, this is an ideology. it's is spreading an ideology. it's pushing in pushing it forward. it's in a children's hospital. it's totally and it's totally inappropriate. and it's the wrong place. i'd argue anywhere is the wrong place for it, but certainly this is louis. what do you think? i mean, we cott— what do you think? i mean, we eott tt— what do you think? i mean, we eott t o— what do you think? i mean, we eott t o ttoyet— what do you think? i mean, we call it a prayer room, but it's a room for quiet—

call it a prayer room, but it's a room for quiet reflection and nedttotton. — a room for quiet reflection and meditation. and— a room for quiet reflection and meditation. and does that change it meditation. and does that change tt ot— meditation. and does that change tt ot otte— meditation. and does that change tt ot one to. — meditation. and does that change it at all? no. well,— meditation. and does that change it at all? no. well, it— meditation. and does that change it at all? no. �*jtittti.. it at all? no. well, it just says what the what the belief system is, which is that this is a religion that that the lgbt plus aa is a is a religion. the last one's a battery. yeah. and at last one's a battery. yeah. and ot tte— last one's a battery. yeah. and at the end of the day , i mean, at the end of the day, i mean, some religions, they have very dodgy starts and then they become quite, quite entrenched. well there's the gender fluid tod— well there's the gender fluid flag including— well there's the gender fluid flag including the mormons who are flag including the mormons who very— flag including the mormons who nety eeent— flag including the mormons who are very recent, the seventh day adventtst. — are very recent, the seventh day adventist. there's— are very recent, the seventh day adventist. there's lots of new religions which have gained respectability over time . and so respectability over time. and so maybe over time this religion, we won't see the problem here. well , i think we won't see the problem here. well, i think josh will possibly tnete— well, i think josh will possibly tnete ts— well, i think josh will possibly tnete ts o— well, i think josh will possibly there is a chance— well, i think josh will possibly there is a chance of that. was tnot— there is a chance of that. was ttot nos— there is a chance of that. was ttot teta— there is a chance of that. was that was being very reasonable. you'd be really reasonable. i'm not we'll play that bit- v/tit. ti i'm not we'll play that bit back the totty— not we'll play that bit back the totty not— not we'll play that bit back the daily mail now— not we'll play that bit back the daily mail now louis and is blue tetet— daily mail now louis and is blue tetet too— daily mail now louis and is blue peter too sexual— daily mail now louis and is blue peter too sexual i— daily mail now louis and is blue peter too sexual i mean the tv ston— peter too sexual i mean the tv snon not— peter too sexual i mean the tv show not when— peter too sexual i mean the tv show not when i— peter too sexual i mean the tv show not when i use that as my stnttet— show not when i use that as my stnttet — show not when i use that as my stripper name. oh— show not when i use that as my stripper name. cj“ stripper name. oh blue peter, i don't think it's a stripper name. this is bbc is accused of

using blue peter, which is a tv show to promote lgbt q plus agenda after broadcast . agenda after broadcast. children's children discussing sexualities and gender identity at a pride event. and this took place in manchester at the pink picnic . and then they put it. it picnic. and then they put it. it wasn't on tv tv, but it was, i think, on like on youtube or something. and i always thought blue peter was , was something blue peter was, was something that i got when i was making out as a teenager was blue. peter is that an old joke? blue peter's a ttue— that an old joke? blue peter's a ttue. — that an old joke? blue peter's a blue. peter yeah , you know what blue. peter yeah, you know what a peter, please explain it. yes, go on. no, i don't want to explain it because we're on set so it shows a drag queen in a blue peter episode talking about anyway , at the end of the day, anyway, at the end of the day, it's the bbc and the bbc is promoting the state religion, which is the lgbt b—t—q plus , which is the lgbt b—t—q plus, you know, whatever it is. and that's the end of the day. the bbc is not the media. the bbc is the state propaganda network. it's the big brother communications. is there a dtttetenee— communications. is there a difference between - “ ti.it. is there a difference between saying this

ston— difference between saying this snon dd— difference between saying this snon dtd o— difference between saying this show did a thing? ti 3titg”titi show did a thing? i disagree nttt— show did a thing? i disagree nttt ot— show did a thing? i disagree with or and this show did a bad thing and i'll tell you why. they did it. guessing their motivation. there is a difference _ motivation. there is a difference .— motivation. there is a difference . yes,- there is a difference . yes, but i would motivation. there is a- difference . yes, but i would go difference. yes, but i would go nttt— difference. yes, but i would go nttt tott— difference. yes, but i would go nttt totn ot— difference. yes, but i would go with both of those in that i, i we cover this— with both of those in that i, i we cover this stuff a lot. okay. and— we cover this stuff a lot. okay. and t— we cover this stuff a lot. okay. and t teet— we cover this stuff a lot. okay. and i feel like _ we cover this stuff a lot. okay. and i feel like we're at the tott— and i feel like we're at the tott end— and i feel like we're at the tott end ot— and i feel like we're at the tail end of this— and i feel like we're at the tail end of this ideology, like it's tail end of this ideology, like ttts teen— tail end of this ideology, like it's been exposed now. but the toot— it's been exposed now. but the toot tnot— it's been exposed now. but the fact that this— it's been exposed now. but the fact that this stuff is still tottentno— fact that this stuff is still happening, it's still coming out.— happening, it's still coming out. tnete-s— happening, it's still coming out. there's still this overt odendo— out. there's still this overt oaendo to— out. there's still this overt agenda to push— out. there's still this overt agenda to push it and to push it onto— agenda to push it and to push it onto ttttte— agenda to push it and to push it onto little kids.— agenda to push it and to push it onto little kids. i— agenda to push it and to push it onto little kids. i got attacked dost— onto little kids. i got attacked tost neet— onto little kids. i got attacked tost week to— onto little kids. i got attacked last week to my— onto little kids. i got attacked last week to my my two sons had tnts— last week to my my two sons had tnts nod— last week to my my two sons had tnts nod o— last week to my my two sons had this had a pride— last week to my my two sons had this had a pride session where the this had a pride session where tne tdeotoay— this had a pride session where the ideology was— this had a pride session where the ideology was pushed onto tnen. — the ideology was pushed onto tnen. nont.— the ideology was pushed onto them. right. and i got upset otout— them. right. and i got upset otout tt— them. right. and i got upset otout t. t— them. right. and i got upset about it. i said— them. right. and i got upset about it. i said it— them. right. and i got upset about it. i said it online and teotte— about it. i said it online and teotte oe— about it. i said it online and people are like,— about it. i said it online and people are like, oh yeah, well you— people are like, oh yeah, well you on— people are like, oh yeah, well you on tens— people are like, oh yeah, well you gb news and— people are like, oh yeah, well you gb news and you're just nonna— you gb news and you're just nottnd tnts— you gb news and you're just nottna tnts ut— you gb news and you're just making this up or you're it's tte— making this up or you're it's at. tn— making this up or you're it's at. ttn not— making this up or you're it's like, i'm not making up. i don't even-tts— like, i'm not making up. i don't even-it's that— like, i'm not making up. i don't even-it's that big- like, i'm not making up. i don't even-it's that big a- like, i'm not making up. i don't even it's that big a deal. even think it's that big a deal. inan— even think it's that big a deal. nnote tut— even think it's that big a deal. what? but the— even think it's that big a deal. what? but the thing for me is, is what? but the thing for me is, ts tne,— what? but the thing for me is, ts at. ne— what? but the thing for me is, is like, we know— what? but the thing for me is, is like, we know about it now, so-tt-s— is like, we know about it now, so - it's because - is like, we know about it now, so-it's because i- is like, we know about it now, so it's because i know so it's, it's because i know otout— so it's, it's because i know about. stuff. - so it's, it's because i know about-stuff. i- so it's, it's because i know about stuff. i instantly about this stuff. i instantly spotted— about this stuff. i instantly stotted t.— about this stuff. i instantly spotted it. and— about this stuff. i instantly spotted it. and when came spotted it. and when they came toot— spotted it. and when they came toot-stoned— spotted it. and when they came back started talking about back and started talking about like back and started talking about tne-ond— back and started talking about like and whatnot, i like 100 sexes and whatnot, i

eoutd— like 100 sexes and whatnot, i could-straight- like 100 sexes and whatnot, i could straight away in could just straight away zone in on tnot. — could just straight away zone in on tnot. ..— could just straight away zone in on that.-i think— could just straight away zone in on that. i think this is on that. and i think this is otnet— on that. and i think this is otnet teotte— on that. and i think this is. other people _ stuff other people seeing this stuff tnot— other people seeing this stuff tnot-none— other people seeing this stuff that-have passed- other people seeing this stuff that have passed a year that might have passed a year or two-ond— that might have passed a year or two-and-unnoticed- two ago and being unnoticed teouse— two ago and being unnoticed because-under- two ago and being unnoticed because under the edge because it's so under the edge tte— because it's so under the edge tne-tnt— because it's so under the edge like .this little— because it's so under the edge like-this little kid- because it's so under the edge like this little kid is like this, this little kid is tte— like this, this little kid is like talking— like this, this little kid is like talking about how the. neon. — like talking about how the. neon. -ot— like talking about how the. yeah. of different people yeah. loads of different people out-brilliant,— yeah. loads of different people out-brilliant, gay,- out there. brilliant, gay, tntttont— out there. brilliant, gay, brilliant ,_ out there. brilliant, gay, brilliant, lesbian, brilliant, transgender,_or. transgender, brilliant or onytttno— transgender, brilliant or anything. wait a minute . cj” anything. wait a minute. or anything-— anything. wait a minute. or onytttna. to— anything. wait a minute. or anything- do you— anything. wait a minute. or anything. do you know,- anything. wait a minute. cj” anything. wait a minute. or anything. do you know, i think that might be a kid just not knowing to how not know. but that's no, is that. is that's my point. no, is that. is tnot— that's my point. no, is that. is tnot-tts— that's my point. no, is that. is tnot-nts ott— that's my point. no, is that. is that-it's all this- that's my point. no, is that. is that it's all this other that it's. it's all this other stutt— that it's. it's all this other stuff that's— that it's. it's all this other stuff that's pushed through. you see—tnese- see these little these children's _ see these little these- children's-there's see these little these children's-there's book children's books? there's a book eotted— called grandpa's pride and tnetets— called grandpa's pride and there's,-little- called grandpa's pride and there's, little things there's, like, little things tte— there's, like, little things ttte fa,— there's, like, little things like for, like. _ there's, like, little things like for, like. like furries. ute— like for, like. like furries. tne—to- like for, like. like furries. like _to all. like for, like. like furries.. like _to all these like little nods to all these otnet— like little nods to all these otter—ts- like little nods to all these other—is how. like little nods to all these. other—is how they other things. this is how they get tn— other things. this is how they get tn tnete. — other things. this is how they get in there. this- other things. this is how they get in there. i“ ggi” get in there. this is a bigger this is a much bigger issue. josh it might go away. josh thinks it might go away. we're peak. i don't we're reaching a peak. i don't think think it's going to think so. i think it's going to be the world religion. it's pushed by the internationalists. they don't us. my god. they don't want us. oh, my god. it's my god. time wise, it's so. oh, my god. time wise, we've to move on. that is it we've got to move on. that is it for part three. in the final section, we've got cars that can fly airline. passengers that fly an airline. passengers that are they find out

are so fat they can't find out more. next. what would you call

stop touching me, lewis. welcome back to - stop touching me, lewis. welcome back to headliners. | welcome back to headliners. net-s— welcome back to headliners. net-s jump— welcome back to headliners. let's jump straight— welcome back to headliners. let's jump straight into- welcome back to headliners. let's jump straight into the metro. josh, finally, the future we were promised. not all culture wars and super gonorrhoea cars. yeah, gonorrhoea flying cars. yeah, this back the future. blade this back to the future. blade runner , the end— this back to the future. blade runner , the end of- i .. blade runner , the end of traffic jams runner, the end of traffic jams in runner, the end of traffic jams tn stdnt— runner, the end of traffic jams tn stdnt os— runner, the end of traffic jams in sight as the— runner, the end of traffic jams in sight as the first flying car is in sight as the first flying car ts eteoted— in sight as the first flying car is cleared for— in sight as the first flying car is cleared for lift—off. this is a is cleared for lift—off. this is o duonet— is cleared for lift—off. this is o ouonet ot— is cleared for lift—off. this is a quarter of £1— is cleared for lift—off. this is a quarter of £1 million car in anetteo— a quarter of £1 million car in tnetteo .— a quarter of £1 million car in america . it's— a quarter of £1 million car in america . it's been given a legal america. it's been given a legal otttonot— america. it's been given a legal otttonot to— america. it's been given a legal otttonot to fly.— america. it's been given a legal approval to fly. it— america. it's been given a legal approval to fly. it can tosteotty— approval to fly. it can basically go- approval to fly. it can basically go along normal roads and basically go along normal roads ond tnen— basically go along normal roads ond tnen tt— basically go along normal roads and then it can— basically go along normal roads and then it can sort of go and ten— and then it can sort of go and ten tty— and then it can sort of go and ten tty ott— and then it can sort of go and then fly off and— and then it can sort of go and then fly off and supposedly don-t— then fly off and supposedly don-t een— then fly off and supposedly don't even need a special tteenee— don't even need a special tteenee tot— don't even need a special licence for it,— don't even need a special licence for it, which is very soot.— licence for it, which is very soot. so— licence for it, which is very soot. so tts— licence for it, which is very cool. so it's very- licence for it, which is very cool. so it's very exciting . i cool. so it's very exciting. i nttt— cool. so it's very exciting. i nttt-sonne- cool. so it's very exciting. i will saving now. tv/titit“ will start saving now. yeah. nnot— will start saving now. yeah. nnot ooutd— will start saving now. yeah. what could go _ will start saving now. yeah. what could go wrong ? e—scooters what could go wrong? e—scooters are fine. so i'm sure letting people fly is going to go all right. no,i people fly is going to go all right. no, i don't think it is. i right. no, i don't think it is. t tttnt— right. no, i don't think it is. t tttnt tts— right. no, i don't think it is. t tttnt to. t— right. no, i don't think it is. i think it's. i think we've been prepared for these lift flying things since the, you know,

since there have been aeroplanes. they've they've predicted. yes jetsons since predicted. yes the jetsons since the brothers . they the wright brothers. they thought going to be be thought this was going to be be a thing. it's not going to be a thing because you need these super batteries and in super heavy batteries and in every in every electric vehicle and is an electric vehicle. and this is an electric vehicle. so to be too heavy to so it's going to be too heavy to fly. it'll be too heavy to drive. it'll just be it'll be unused fuel. yeah, maybe they eoutd— unused fuel. yeah, maybe they eoutdlttte— unused fuel. yeah, maybe they eoutdlttte o— unused fuel. yeah, maybe they could-like a train. - unused fuel. yeah, maybe they could.like a train. the- could do like a train. the notes.— could do like a train. the times, lewis— could do like a train. the times, lewis and music can make you better at maths. my accountant have learnt to accountant must have learnt to play accountant must have learnt to play because play the violin because he's been fiddle for years. been on the fiddle for years. yes, can help. can help. it's this this is a story coming this is. this is a story coming out of turkey, which is a muslim country, but they like music. and think maybe because turkey and i think maybe because turkey you've research. you've been doing research. you've wikipedia. you've been going wikipedia. i know— you've been going wikipedia. i know-none.- you've been going wikipedia. i know-have. i'm- you've been going wikipedia. i know have. i'm going know they they have. i'm going to-tnese— know they they have. i'm going to-tnese guys— know they they have. i'm going to these guys some facts. to show these guys some facts. tnetytody.— to show these guys some facts. tnetytody, tot— to show these guys some facts. everybody, for half— to show these guys some facts. everybody, for half an- to show these guys some facts. everybody, for half an hour.- to show these guys some facts. everybody, for half an hour. i am knowledgeable. am incredibly knowledgeable. tosn— am incredibly knowledgeable. dost—teeousel josh and they know because teouse— josh and they know because because turkey— josh and they know because because turkey would like to be like because turkey would like to be ttte tne— because turkey would like to be ttte tne son— because turkey would like to be like the sort of— because turkey would like to be like the sort of king of the like the sort of the king of the of like the sort of the king of the ot-notn— like the sort of the king of the of-main industry- like the sort of the king of the of main industry of turkey. of the main industry of turkey. none— of the main industry of turkey. note you— of the main industry of turkey. none you teen— of the main industry of turkey. have you been down— of the main industry of turkey. i 7 no, have you been down there? no, i know what turkey turkey- have you been down there? no, i know what turkey turkey is- “ i 7 no, i know what turkey turkey is one of know what turkey turkey is one ot tne — know what turkey turkey is one ot tne totoest— know what turkey turkey is one of the largest, largest producers.— of the largest, largest producers. anyway, really

producers. anyway, we're really up producers. anyway, we're really ut—ntse- producers. anyway, we're really ut—ntse tn- producers. anyway, we're really ut—ntse tn tntsi up against it time wise in this seetton. — up against it time wise in this section. .that_ up against it time wise in this section..that is— up against it time wise in this section. that is that this is section. is that is that this is eon-to— section. is that is that this is can -to improve- section. is that is that this is can to improve maths right. can help to improve maths right. con— can help to improve maths right. con nett— can help to improve maths right. con net-nud— can help to improve maths right. can well-kind of— can help to improve maths right. can well-kind of they- can help to improve maths right. can well-kind of they did. can well what kind of they did studies and they found out what kind of studies they kind of studies did they do. they people they didn't. the rich people muslim studies, people like muslim studies, rich people like music. so probably rich people's kids who like music also are good at math. it's just a plain correlation. it's like , who correlation. it's like, who could study correlation? if only there was a way, a ii 3..ti i7 if only there was a way, a discipline of tnot— there was a way, a discipline of science that could— there was a way, a discipline of science that could look at that. note— science that could look at that. ttete ton-t— science that could look at that. there isn't that. _ science that could look at that. there isn't that. there- science that could look at that. there isn't that. there isn't- there isn't that. there isn't that. it's called, you know who you know who's expert at this? a guy named carl. oh, yeah. who was mr correlation, mr association. mr of association. mr risk of mr linked to . and whenever you hear linked to. and whenever you hear those words , whenever you hear those words, whenever you hear the words can can help children improve their maths or could help children or may lend itself to well this is what the article said may indicate, you know that there's no actual fact. it's not a scientific experiment . we'd a scientific experiment. we'd better move on to the- 3ti. 7 ti. we'd better move on to the daily not.— better move on to the daily nott. tosn— better move on to the daily mail. josh bad- better move on to the daily mail. josh bad news if you think teotte—snots- mail. josh bad news if you think people—shops need| mail. josh bad news if you thinki people—shops need a people who work in shops need a dood— people who work in shops need a good-up— people who work in shops need a good-up tne— people who work in shops need a good up the backside. good kick up the backside. tndeed— good kick up the backside. tndeed. os— good kick up the backside. indeed, as to _ good kick up the backside. indeed, as to check- good kick up the backside.

indeed, as to check out work who was kicked at the backside by a smirking colleague has smirking female colleague has won sex discrimination case won his sex discrimination case after man would have after he argued a man would have been he been sacked on the spot. he sounds like got a point. sounds like he's got a point. this is asda. got kicked out this is asda. he got kicked out the begum didn't say anything about then kneed up the about it, then got kneed up the bum, go to a doctor for bum, had to go to a doctor for bladder issues and then sort of complained about it complained to his boss about it and boss didn't do anything. and the boss didn't do anything. complained again he's got complained again and he's got a very argument and he's very feasible argument and he's been to be right. been found to be to be right. and right. if a man had and he's right. if a man had doneit and he's right. if a man had done it to a woman, that person would have been fired on the spot. so and this is asda where tney— spot. so and this is asda where ttey-ntt— spot. so and this is asda where they-hit themselves- so and this is asda where they hit themselves on they do hit themselves on the totton — they do hit themselves on the bottom _that's - they do hit themselves on the. bottom _that's asda bottom quite a lot. that's asda tnee— bottom quite a lot. that's asda tneeltnot— bottom quite a lot. that's asda price-that what— bottom quite a lot. that's asda price that what do? ' “ti price is that what they do? and the price is that what they do? and tte stoottna— price is that what they do? and the shocking thing— price is that what they do? and the shocking thing was not shocking. i don't think it's that the woman that shocking. but the woman who was of kicking in was accused of kicking him in the said that he had touched the bum said that he had touched her, her body and which was strongly refuted. let's assume that he did. he didn't do that. i think that we can learn from this that women can be bad human beings as well as men. shocking. yeah. the telegraph. lewis are fat airline passengers

a passengers excess baggage . a passengers excess baggage. well, it's a problem because teotte— well, it's a problem because teotte oe— well, it's a problem because people are getting bigger and node— people are getting bigger and toner ond— people are getting bigger and bigger and that— people are getting bigger and bigger and that the seats are tosteotty— bigger and that the seats are basically getting smaller and snottet— basically getting smaller and snottet ond— basically getting smaller and smaller and they don't know what to do. — smaller and they don't know what to do. and— smaller and they don't know what to do. and tnts— smaller and they don't know what to do. and this is— smaller and they don't know what to do. and this is a— smaller and they don't know what to do. and this is a whole long odde— to do. and this is a whole long ontete. tne— to do. and this is a whole long article. the telegraph do bigger teotte— article. the telegraph do bigger teotte-ttddet— article. the telegraph do bigger people bigger seats ? why people need bigger seats? why evennetdnt— people need bigger seats? why overweight passengers are ottttnes— overweight passengers are airlines biggest problem. and it's obviously— airlines biggest problem. and it's obviously not why that the ttadest— it's obviously not why that the ttaaest trotten— it's obviously not why that the biggest problem because in this note— biggest problem because in this nnote tto— biggest problem because in this whole big article— biggest problem because in this whole big article in the teteatott— whole big article in the telegraph, it- whole big article in the telegraph, it said there's notntnd— telegraph, it said there's notntna tney— telegraph, it said there's nothing they about it. telegraph, it said there's- nothing they-about it. so nothing they can do about it. so ttey-te— nothing they can do about it. so tney-te aotna— nothing they can do about it. so tney-te aotna to— nothing they can do about it. so they're going to leave it alone. if they're going to leave it alone. ttlnos— they're going to leave it alone. ttlnos tnett— they're going to leave it alone. if was their biggest problem, if it was their biggest problem, if it was their biggest problem, t tntnt— if it was their biggest problem, t tntnt tnot— if it was their biggest problem, i think that they— if it was their biggest problem, i think that they would spend tne.— i think that they would spend more time-are- i think that they would spend more time. are getting more time. people are getting totter— more time. people are getting fatter-there's— more time. people are getting fatter there's nothing they fatter and there's nothing they do. — fatter and there's nothing they do. .you— fatter and there's nothing they can do. .you fix- fatter and there's nothing they can do. ix up josh fatter and there's nothing they can do. 7x .7 josh in can do. can you fix it? josh in test — can do. can you fix it? josh in test to.— can do. can you fix it? josh in 30s? no, but a nice shout out there to sophie hagen, fellow comedian who sent a lovely anti—semitic tweet during the last election , and now she's last election, and now she's giving a she's saying she won't perform anywhere that doesn't have wide enough seats. alleged. alleged. that's what you— alleged. alleged. that's what you-tt— alleged. alleged. that's what you-tt nosnt- alleged. alleged. that's what you it wasn't alleged. . you know, it wasn't alleged. it was-anti—semitic- you know, it wasn't alleged. it was-anti—semitic tweet. . you know, it wasn't alleged. it was anti—semitic tweet. and was an anti—semitic tweet. and she can call out on it. she she can call me out on it. she lost people challenged her. she apologised it. never thought

apologised for it. never thought it apologised for it. never thought tt noutd— apologised for it. never thought tt noutd te— apologised for it. never thought it would be louis— g i . never thought it would be louis getting the eonttotnts.— it would be louis getting the complaints. tonight, the show is just complaints. tonight, the show is dust-onen— complaints. tonight, the show is dust-onet- net-s— complaints. tonight, the show is just-over. let's say- complaints. tonight, the show is just over. let's say thank just about over. let's say thank you— just about over. let's say thank you-guests. — just about over. let's say thank you-guests. .take. you to my guests. let's take a duet— you to my guests. let's take a duet-ot— you to my guests. let's take a quick-at-friday's- quick look at the friday's nodes.— quick look at the friday's nodes-ne- quick look at the friday's. pages.-we-though pages. before we go, though nont— pages. before we go, though nont nodes— pages. before we go, though front pages, daily mail, we front pages, the daily mail, we snoutd— front pages, the daily mail, wei snoutd—nete, should decide who comes here, not-dongs.— should decide who comes here, not-dongs. tne- not criminal gangs. the teteatotn— not criminal gangs. the telegraph goes with biggest nhs teonnt— telegraph goes with biggest nhs teonnt tn— telegraph goes with biggest nhs teonnt tn tts— telegraph goes with biggest nhs reform in its history to save tto— reform in its history to save to ttttton— reform in its history to save £10 billion. the- reform in its history to save £10 billion. the guardian goes nttt— £10 billion. the guardian goes nttt tones— £10 billion. the guardian goes with tories risk— £10 billion. the guardian goes with tories risk bitter legal feud— with tories risk bitter legal teud otter— with tories risk bitter legal feud after rwanda policy is outed— feud after rwanda policy is ruled unlawful.— feud after rwanda policy is ruled unlawful. the i mortgage deots— ruled unlawful. the i mortgage deots ntted— ruled unlawful. the i mortgage deals hiked again— ruled unlawful. the i mortgage deals hiked again as the big six tonts— deals hiked again as the big six tonts totsed— deals hiked again as the big six banks raised their— deals hiked again as the big six banks raised their prices . banks raised their prices. tstness— banks raised their prices. tstness soys— banks raised their prices. express says rishi's radical tton— express says rishi's radical tton to— express says rishi's radical tton to to— express says rishi's radical plan to fix nhs— express says rishi's radical plan to fix nhs once for and ot— plan to fix nhs once for and on. and— plan to fix nhs once for and all. and finally,— plan to fix nhs once for and all. and finally, the daily star totttns— all. and finally, the daily star boffins brains— all. and finally, the daily star boffins brains explode those be nont— boffins brains explode those be nont totes.— boffins brains explode those be front pages. thank you. that's all front pages. thank you. that's ott n-nee— front pages. thank you. that's ott dot— front pages. thank you. that's all we've got time— front pages. thank you. that's all we've got time for. thank you— all we've got time for. thank you to— all we've got time for. thank you to my— all we've got time for. thank you to my guest— all we've got time for. thank you to my guest josh howie and tents— you to my guest josh howie and lewis schaefer.— you to my guest josh howie and lewis schaefer. we— you to my guest josh howie and lewis schaefer. we are back tomorrow-11— lewis schaefer. we are back tomorrow-11 with- lewis schaefer. we are back tomorrow 11 with leo, nick tomorrow at 11 with leo, nick ond— tomorrow at 11 with leo, nick ond nysett— tomorrow at 11 with leo, nick and myself. we'll see you then. nnot— and myself. we'll see you then. nnot .—

hello good good evening. hello good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . the privileges nation tonight. the privileges committee has published its special report on its critics , special report on its critics, but in doing so, has it itself misled parliament? the crime of which it accused boris johnson on freedom of speech is fundamental to our parliamentary democracy. and yet the committee wants to be immune from criticism. i'm exclusively to state of the nation . i will be state of the nation. i will be giving my view this report. giving my view on this report. but news, i'm pleased to but in good news, i'm pleased to see that the privileges committee has been watching gb news rest nation news like the rest of the nation . and from a quasi judicial story to one real judicial story to one of real judicial activism . the high court's activism. the high court's rwanda ruling has been overturned court of overturned by the court of appeal because they rwanda appeal because they think rwanda is dangerous . we longer is dangerous. can we no longer trust interpret the trust judges to interpret the law set parliament? are they law set by parliament? are they resisting the will of democracy ? another new segment comes to state of the nation, and it makes its debut tonight. jacobs book launches today . and

book club launches today. and our edward our first guest, mr edward chancellor , will be to chancellor, will be here to discuss his book, price of discuss his book, the price of time interest rates rocket time as interest rates rocket and the effects are felt all around, will be asking him, should blaming the central should we be blaming the central banks? plus you've heard tonight that my fellow gb news presenter nigel farage had his bank nigel farage has had his bank account for no obvious account closed for no obvious reason. and yet another example obvious account closed for no obvious reason. and yet another example presents itself after barclays presents itself after barclays is accused of caving in to lgbt is accused of caving in to lgbt activists and shutting down a activists and shutting down a christian charities bank account christian charities bank account . state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now . so . . so . . so. i'll also be joined by tripathi panel this evening. we're hoping stephen pound is a bit late will get here but also we'll have gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and daily telegraph columnist madeline grant. but as ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email mail megxit programme. email me. mail megxit gb but now it's time